The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1925, Page 8

TUESDAY, NOVI ————_—__—__—___ =~ F - - -— - ~~ : | OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS ah | The Seattle star {: zo ———————— See aa and ies Crooks |\® a —— — = diplomat ‘ally speaking, with a Britishe saying kind things for bolshevism in our very midst? yao RY HOOVER'S committee on S aeronautics 18 V » in three particu- SHAKE, CANADA! lar It discreetly avoids reporting on | ROM Ottawa comes the report that army or navy aviation, it opposes direct Premier King will stick to his job and subsidy and it recommends establishniént that a tariff war with the United States | of a bureau of civil aeronautics in the is highly improbable. department of commerce. LET HERB DO IT } - to bo nettled: I te ee : é ) Seventh Ave. Seattle, Wash. | a EGS ines. oe be 57 2 Press, Service ¥ . (ithe Ot; Boston office, 18 Trement e. | e600 / | OTHER reforr . | c = tre * ’ Y ve : 3 2 $2.00 a \ @ Pee ae 4 [ Liesdinceasatinoiael | : es Eniered as second clase under act of Moreh 9, 1879 | i SEER Ee teh Bs state Se EEE BE > ne | t mm ’ Y 4 9 [ The Governor and the Schools ] ‘lhe ta e with G ther than t the money for the | ; F : : ert of activ out the pockets of the taxpayer | the ; t | ong 1 pu present ec t al yaten ( t \ to ack of ter t t is deposing the ; bor Agre 1 n eads of ou nstitulior a educator and | ? t reel i ight f t nto role of lobbyist ; “ - mistakes in other t i prot ndist wt f But it res t appare The governor raps the co choo 1 blot u ‘ f it . with whi r h card point that i r ttendanc | ‘ ata 0 on the t a iltiplied seven tit le expe mont a erbu J “Her 1 th w 1 tt ‘ e multiplied more than $7 | tf 4 t $ message the governor read to the leg’ a dollar in our sehc . he sa Instead I - sell. their oi sense ! lature this morning t he f offering educational opportunit ‘ { } g to shut our ¢ + line, lk the cl f to the many, we are } Ain oe aranial “pr 7 i et m ' of . Y 9 may. And there wer t portunity to the fe pard Ba ¢ , 4 Bye GOVERNOR directs | “THESE charges. | tho : F * to cut down taxes, he says, \ of the Kans t of public ir io Le 7 : Because: that is where more than (9 per e belle that Mr ‘ : ne places that he w efore the ? cent of our tax money will go in 1926 delta MESS SS / i om Seer He would econon w r out the > Y } f If the 1 eriou t ATA ot P | FROM } state board of education, the boards of mars GOLA MMB YE | tt o LOL : regents of the U niversity of Was! oF ; we se : . hd pm <LLELG LLL | (Z ers STAR eaders ; and the State College, and the board t Pea ap y / / | All Letters to The Btar Must Have Name and Addres ? trustees of the three normal il ’ Bui bs ‘ Va ; "+10 = sdk PA UN ? ing over all of their duties to a comm! sul tampering with 0! By! ee : Editor o Star ome a at is in or near ; ae of nine layme who would be ap is dangerous bus 1 the public } OUR BUNHIE. inion = 5 As 1 ba o} ved in | eat of eaters 8 } pointed by the governor and who would ing to keep a er-eye oper 2 es : : : ran Say ai wird co tenn hebdlete 410 § * serve without pay. he University of ane first taint of ar A ing smackir oe LS i ae oe - — a our wonderful city, 1 it Os $8 ; , » main ns, § Id make of politics in the move will start a storm tals Sankina x tod : or The Star H ee arty, th e seo a lits ss eda as hasn’t been seen around these Is fa [ if S y FONE 0 P f £ ; l ts sa wot @ ag a) jn wre ent pa et bi ay for its new buildings, . | parts for years . Le kas HLUurope TACLICALS Oh the ; 8 letter regarding + building site, pay for its new buildings, pi years. ‘ SU ee he Now I. cannot ; By Chester H. Rowell Daal ee gree y and am H + TOD “ ™m m7 uy? a al Th —$$__—___— —MEnRiee Sate PEELS Eien A 3 e if just think a min i TOLERANCE | OUR TIME” IS GONE EES et oe | oe Se ; OVERNOR HARTLEY struck a popu- al ks OUR time,” says Dean Thoma 3 oe ant ps ae Bae ¢ lar chord, in his message to the legis ark, of the University of Mlinoi { 4 nse : i ° tte sta . 1 and f= lators, when in discussing regualtion he “to dance or play cards was a sign that I Politicians and ‘es an ents c jst t said: i the road‘to hell was being swiftly tray t t t Xenophobia ; 1 uptodate by f ar ? “The greatest favor the state can confer | i,q” mn t h co ; : ted. 8 j : » people get off their backs | 7 zn : 1 ; , ate * eaner. ( if upon the people is to get off their bac L MAGk tinal dene ii the Dekn's youth ; tHe Leaner Our Puree » { and stop interfering with their affairs. | ; sj hat if t Traffic rules seem muc pat; COON ic 8 i: of course, he is right in thinking tha 4 ene } a bs 1 io ig areata a 2 “Snooping in government” never did get tie and wewe’ * ‘ ded to thi t 1 as a whole the police bese pao ic ; anywhere and never will. It’s time we had ’ iy in the youth but in coat ge try ee Paspridbey - eet 08 init fhe ee ¢ a little more tolerance. ; have tk been decided : : act ‘ paint poe We now have the one bridge ; The Star believ too, the public will 1 in the Dean's time ther ¢ i he Fshde mapa tO. ave irom, tha Sank wets ts 1 : be with him, and the legislators should be were, t which _ the ane t Ae Now t the ot e elaay ; in his request for a tightening up of the looked upon hell-bent. The churc , r we ° Seeethdny ¢ parole system and for the creation of 5. t pecies ( aa a 5 that bridge © + judicial council to renovate our legal stat- bling and the was hing be: ee ae ways putting in’ new Improve- | o cag Ranga ¢ utes and to work out a simplified system humor in that old ministe announce- z L A THOUGHT } peer arora Rey tee m8 a 4 ; of court rules and procedure. ment: “We have honestly striven in . ey aa '————_____—_—_ | er sive knew how wonderful : ; : eR every way to raise funds. We will now A child left to himself bring | Ssattie was until I eft it and | One thing we don’t want is i WHERE'S KELLOGG? have a bazaar.” Today, we often see And That eth his mother to shame.—Proy saw other cities, and bel | a street car line dumped upon ; S KELLOGG off guard? What means | announcements of a bridge party to raise Settles It! “ eee rake eee we rie eet jets | agape eer halen Mes j A it that Member of Parliament A. A. | funds for some church party, or even of | O. A.8 RACH vos winben ni chit | hereip Beatie | Ste hig alten * Purcell is permitted to run about this a dance for some similar purpose aca dren to no All nround the world there is | MINNIE RITTENHOUSE } country propagandizing that soviet Russia | Most church people, as well as others, lopment: of _ Terence, but one real apot to make a | 4319 Alaska St + must be recognized as a strong influence | have come to consider many of the old- the United States of E = = : ; in establishment of peace? time tabooed customs and amusements as cause of tho certa t How can Kellogg’s state department | innocent so long as their purpose and | Amsticn. on that bas + keep up its record for tar and feather manner of proceeding are innocent Such an arrangeme P| i $143.45 @ COMPLETE AS FOLLOWS This is the finest sort of news. What | America is far outdistanced by all the was 1 before yt psig a es a i Uncle Sam. wants is harmonious and pros- | other great powers in the matter of avi- | ovld be to make | Two No. 722 coma B perous neighbo: Mexico is coming along ation. Some day, some progressive, effi- | [2% Sonseauen s ee Y in fine shape and Canada will not hurt | cient man like a Hoover or a Ford must ve t | One No, 771 Eveready © our busine: Canada’s tariff peace policy | take hold of American commercial avia- 1 i rr oar ag Battery _ must be especially pleasing to ex-President | tion and make it the greatest on earth. f as ean ‘ ies de f : 4 | One No. DXA-305 USL A ~ Taft, whose reciprocity plan was turned | Mr. Hoover might well drop all his other | eine . epts it Battery down, ' responsibilities and go to it. | Bias € Five Cité. Canning Al Smith to Be sag Reckoned With ? ? Answers to Your Questions ? 2? | uuu: Ov! election 1s over tt has settled some ngs. | ESeteeat 7 | in that as we are. | Chiefly, it has se i that Al" How much hay and grain {s a) © ater fish, however, can Mve tong) * wo are tho | tn to bo reckoned with at Jowed army horses and. mules a i OU can get an answer to| | in fresh water. 9 bring it about. So far, | the next election, Either he thetr daily rations? | any question of fact or in- | Sieg A. An army horse ta fed 14) | formation by writing Tho Seat: ie eon Nag SSE co pounds of hay and 12 pounds ail te Btar Question Editor, 1922 | | 66 Harvion? t the city cee Wet sor tay “onde "me | |New. York aver Washington | [Pye Mr. Fixit of The Star pounds of hay and nine pounds of; | D- C., and inclosing 2 cents in | ihe Wale of tabidit Babee . Hb ze y grain. 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A little wi ie maybe flows without pain, and people | to tnaure depositer | 1 write, concerning employment f ‘N comes #0 a persion won't have to explain Va ee ito ih ravel | @ TAT | as a highway patrotman in | And yet, after all, if you're doing gs right, you never need fear And are in constant purault of A bank’ has no right to hold this state? READER PO RTLANOW ff the truth comes to light. The man who can look eve ry sou he |@ now thin you afe deposit box unle | Write to Willlam Cole, chief @ye need never be hiding behind a to Ne } Marry a mate of like tempera: you owo tho banksor aro an | of highway patrol, Olympla, | x (Copyright, 1926, for The Heattle Mar) ment and tantes. ndoraor on the note. Under | Wash é 1507-1509-1511 Broadway ae Distributors