The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1925, Page 6

AONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 19 THE SAT TU STA —— Cas Mecca = Seventh T I and go We w t i put t 1 gair add to the conf tes alre on the | s to the welfare of the put tead of to ‘the re of ther politic: They A WORTHY A VOTE of «x ‘ Union Oil ¢ par ) Which has turned over to t afet cause its space o 1,500 sign board thruout the Pacific Northwest The firs tensive 18 now « dren Will ter will rer be fol vital pl * ’ MOVE ndatior greater safety in the No greater need no\ ge catic safe. thru a camp HIRTY - FIV saw Ws Saturday at Many of them didn’t know what the Gridiron struggle going on bef< 1 Was all about. They couldn’ ference between a kick pass—and they didn’t It was the thrill of that lured m: COOLIDGE AND CONGRESS THOUSAND gton defeat St ord forward 1y to the message. what he will put in it. It is an important matte any president deper his ability to obtain the co- ion of congress in carrying out his po The present generation of voters witn how successful a president could be in first four years of Wocdrow Wilson's ministration, when more constructi islation was passed, probably, ti other four years of the gover tory. It witnessed likewise how cessful a president could be in Wilso second four years, when—excluding War measures—he met rebuff at nearly every turn. Measured by this standard, Coolidge has all his success yet to ac In the matter of the co he might, if he followed h omy, y write a > Say my mess 2 of two years ago.” For recommendations of his first messa congress have failed almost con adoption. Coolidge, in his contact with congre: thus far has come off badly. Leaving out the unprecedented manner in wt con- gress forced him to dismiss corrupt and g mess: ===] The Seattle Star (=: Toe ftice, T8 Trem 1 “ae , : e400 = A WHY OUT OUR WAY [ to J. R. Just . ES SE Sy s a" S ) 4 al e py Weeaeme « H As Things Look Ave. Seattle, Wash ’ ——— sil - pemy ! a ” f . YAAH! BLAAA { ' a little } “sak 4 : shee eames | BLAH ! ES a | | 1M MAD AT HERES WC HER! litt ellow Congress turned the first considera 1 less consid irities, Noth i the consolidation tire reorga mm. Nothing done. | Mr. Fixit of The Star WHY MOMERS GET GRAN Sane Are of Public Interest | GREETINGS. © 1829 BY MEA BeNVICE, IN a i 2 What Are the Risks in Your Job? By Dexter Keeze that a dentist probably could Sioe = When regular meal times, sae | ae tt oo ae come be ready! i Meee | HTH silly | doe! SN ||| WHAT A BREAK! ce : . Bz —— : ) eduction b: {ed ut "Re | | Letters 20" Readers | istma: / ‘TF Ali Lettera to The Star Must Have Na nd Address | —— — a) i] ». Father v Indorses Stone Way | gat er rate lof tare | What | sridge pines : : i will be the effect, { ? ? 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In the late fail or carly spring. result from electrical dlethitien ‘a Bridge produced by air vibrations in And “Al R EVERY MEAL” BE Nst' o.-ihe ai | Aitor The Star the cavities that surround the | it greatly aids digestion, phrase “without a fo a will? A. The words simply me the adminis A Country Doctor fete Te cords, rather than by the cords themselves. By taking a I see y er is boosting for a & cast of the mouth cavities, if It can be built studying it and comparing it uated in th By Mrs. Walter Fe rguson ever, don't with similar casts from great | letters of admin tter , be more advisable to double tho | singers, it can be determined iwentary + wh Mey vat, — | capac of our present bridges whether the natural mouth Berries sitet one | fanz ent wore act | srt and on sont hn SEALED es ong ot ; ee fa teAlGPek Waalihithah Wak tue a cost of approximate! ct tones or not tator or excc He Le tad | to $200,000 each This would nn operation to T f a tai t) tM Wiel trams. that. the ho shape of the mouth or T i@ What is. the to } Stone ge would give, at of the toeth is all that ts Mm echool teache in Haw en t h Gol t about ¢ ghth to one-tenth rf hake a / iad would be 1 ng that ho could alleviate the coat | : vibes * ' ua Media r misery and pain; he got Or build a bridge ac | Kind have been satisfactorily fine thal dcétoe’ bite the et reward which always ave. W., at a cont of a 0, erformed e y TH | He ttved a 1 under this | omes to those who follow their 000, ‘Third ave, W. ts paved FL | Wan for halt a century | star. He cheated no man; ho clear thru to &6th at. a straight RE EE IRC TR IE TEP TT | That community, has lost a only helped. He did not tear arterial highway with a very NATURELAND 7} - (4 | man greater than presidents ot down, not even human fllusona; moderate grade, However, it 4 | Judges or wealthy philanthro. | he built bodies and souls, And would be much better to widen IH oe nese | pists, And that man has left | kindly death camo while ha the bridges at Fremont and preom the standpoint of finan: A (1) 4 asts. 2 L monument more lasting to his | Was weated at tho bedelde of a Tenth nv FB, to double the cial returns to the trappers, e ‘ memory than any ever built of | pattent and took him tience, y than to spend tho moat valuable wild animals ‘ o” marble, His ame may where we may hope his helpful when. our in North America, are, in order, gran. | Soul goon on working thru eter tachow, neat the muskrat, slcunk, raccoon and 1 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9 hers If so, you are persistent mig Determination wih win you su cena, Te You disregard others’ advice And depend solely upon your 4 own judgment fu And st 1 you. | Your ite | he quiet ¢ | And you will haye a happy ‘ \.. home and family, got much me wives as thelr own bodies, He seal,” ‘Tho long fur is shoared lough | that loveth his wife loveth him- | off and what remains ts dyed a them selfi—Eph, fie seal color yy | The American chipmunk ia not } 6 / 1, other goods by fortuno'’n | used in the tur trade, but when | 99 | , he q are given; a wife ia | you buy a coat called “Barun vena 1 pecullar gift of heayen— duki,” know that you aro weat re out of lite'than \ Wwhat we Bive, Rope 4 ing chipmunk from piberia, ” ufacturers are opos — The great rabbit post didn’t nee | ji Ing this rabbit's fur all fo ought men to love thelr the world as “Austratian er place; ft the hearts of off at men like WRIGLEYS |