The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1925, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR *OUT OU R WAY BY WILLIAMS 3 ] 4 al 3 - dh , . 3) > The seattle Star | : : — There a Mowe Trust? : ong gree pees eater ssi rar aise AN nt Seattle, Wash ening ( / we Thor AT FIRST THT SMOKEY 1Second of Series on What Fety J le : ‘-. Phone MAin> HAD SHOT HISSELF — BuT HE WAS Commission Found in Filmland : one, HIT WOH A 30-30 RIFLE BULLIT, By Ea py g | fad ga PINON CHARLIE AN A SHORTER CDE ai ee a ee mei . ! eee oemtieal MAN WAG GEEN LIGHTIN OUTOH | Sioa W. “i re - . . i DRE SSE N) | WHAT IS FAME? \THET NEIGHBORHOOD ~- AN “TH | WHY AA yere-t i NEY W. J. BROWN, | “QHIP afire!” The horror of horror \ SHERIFF'S OUT WITH A POSSE THAT 60? “ee inty, Calif., has. set to seafarers. Stout-hearted sailor t NAPTUR EM Now, | ) A SHORTER / | : to boiling with these ad. The life-boats are jammed, and , A man tt? i Men go crazy and beat down their I f | ch the women dre weaker fellow The sea is covered with f | today is one of the causes of the lowering . choking victims. Some smoth | t r . F of morality in America. I expect a squaw r berths. The blackened: bod | brief t¢ riling man, or a man with water in his vein ies of women and children strew the ot beh j 4 ad of blood to take erent view,” decks. Pandemonium, and death’ every- Pep ; : ntleman expresses the view of a where This as it used to be I Jepend f J minority of American men, but only a One day last week fire raged ih hold dent ™ minority. The vast majority consider that No just above a fuel tank, in army Sa hee pr a taraiie te f 4 fwomen today dress more sensibly and sport Somme, 150 miles out on the b ‘ honestly than ever before. F sensible Pacifi At once, steam was turned into ‘ r gif men would like to see the women retur the hold and the ship turned about, Most {resting a wer ect J to long skirts, hoops, bustles, corsets and of the 200 passengers never knew their oy Mare nek ec mall t 5 fother contraptions which, only a few danger and all were surprised to find Ku Zak rporat ‘ Years ago, were held to indicate correct themselves back at the San Francisco } ndling bot mn and ai my tates + style and modesty dock rie perael as Ay Z - Fact is that woman is emancipating Sometime, somewhere, some fellow, eeenaad thes tional E . " t : herself from the squawman’s and water maybe a poor mechanic working by can Creu) . t blooded man’s dictum as to modesty and die-light in his garret, got up a_ littl r ? morality, to the advs nent of her own device which automatically warns when “4 t ; health and independence the slightest smoke appears in a \ j Morality in dress is a matter of geo hold. Who is he The Krupps m | ‘graphy and custom. There is no immor; | great cannon. The Du Ponts make great : ‘ ; ality in the African nakedness, and there | explosives. The Garys make great war Y thave been times when civilized woman.in | armor. He who made the great device tt an over-abundance of ciothes made exhi- | which saved the Somme is unknown tbitions which we of today would call i Shall we say that to kill is fame; to sav _ , ‘highly immoral. is to be unnoted, when fame is b | i The trouble with the critics is that yassed around? i ‘ of ite ‘they are extraordinarily shocked by the — \ NEWS FROM THE RANCH. ‘ ie fc Full , mmodest or immoral exceptions. There THE PUZZLE cr eae Pear es aM co a Rey further that, 2 has “bust always are such exceptions, If women RY this i 4 “ukor camp | pent ¥ aioua + took to wearing a full-length barrel, there aD he Woenteat oA Aahee. elond The Mistakes ( f Kellc dG | { TheObserver ioe : i ia tWould be some women whose barrels | fitting the me ather 1 be 5.0 2LLO gg j © the hole of 150 the he i g the man who loans rather than All thie’ : # would have some of the staves missing. | the one who horrows How Se cretary of State Gagged C ount LE ATTEN the tv 2 z ig hic + r . ; But the exceptions are not fair grounds | — Belgium, France, Italy, Roumania, et K | Ww ss hiv Se has aaa: , zuh 4 {upon which to base a decision that wom- | a}. come over to talk over what they ow: Karolyi, the “Washington of Hungary’ mre pana & hole in the'grenned ete +en’s dress is lowering American morals. us. Mr Mell naete ‘them at the: front By William Philip Simn t Fifth and Uni and down ue HWoman is dressing mare sensibly. She | oe ety coon Wicd wocts about. the, a /| oe ee een Prett y age Sng: NOES: BaELOY he | door with some kind words about their catag away ; ‘ : exhibits her paint honestly. And it is,’ | being required to pay “according to their Ws MI y N epiautgtian s a see - indeed, the squawman who can be capacity to ” "Tt sounds just, neigh- ft < { good fc Mer tho oats ne bla padon by a borly and Chr istian-like and is exactly the | f Hu : * ; i * hey 7} Fi pane idea which those foreigriers brought over | ‘ party r A . HANDS OFF with them. It is wise in principle; too. | © x ; ' oat “s a AND LISTEN: You find As for me and my house, wi % ' Squeeze the last penny out of a credito ; » ' {o's lossons—'most anywhere will serve the Lord.—Josh. 24:15 OOKS just as if Mexico would have | and he will be sure to be long about set setain he mists re ibe : = ehh a law requiring foreigners, including | tling up and he is likely to lie down on | ay—men lit | igeduba at IAP asd Unborn |B abeee hie bic lds ‘Americans, to sell out their property the job altogether. Blessed is the bor f ah i : — at " holdings in Mexico. rower, you see : ical ‘ in — diggts al | = It will be a fine occasion for Secre- But, when it comes to Americans who Ry “it on oatints rin rete — lary Kellogg to again shed tears of rage | have loaned America money for the en- | c ‘ Ownership of \ A the ¢ and, indigation, and he must have accu- | terprise (war) for which those foreign- | The Countess | fata gpa e 1} pped a mulated bucketsful of them by this time. ers borrow, the idea and the principle e H [toe : / parabens However, in passing, the wisdom of Dep- aforesaid don’t work. The “capacity to | * Engia . : ties an’ eadali ‘ ances ‘v tity Carpio is to be remarked. He asks, | pay” policy takes a back seat and Mr. | (area to came t ne of them aa “Who in Mexico is to do the buying?” | Mellon's heart is set on a 100 per cent | or wife, the Coun Jany luck—t It is a decidedly pregnant question, con- | reduction of surtax of folks with $100,- | not allowed to salt untl had ’ 1 ing ay sidering the enormous properties in Mex- | 000 or more income. been p mereaee mt 8 arta ico upon which foreigners have got their ° So, write into four of the little white n = j BF pa ee héchetn't oan ng q.TWO ENTRANCES: _ hands. squares of your cross-word puzzles let- seetater % cede he | absent Bataan Jae 1332-34 Second Ave. 209 Union St. TE ASIA ters describing what the man who loans " o mer Mfarent” thinks-2o08: anhr i5 - —==== ———————— PROFIT BUZZARDS is. It is seats an easy word and you, | But Se x micoped ands for the very impe her “TRRECONCILABLES” ‘again! They will find that it reads the same vertical | yeas , ahora : ssatnst “whit { i Vit try a ij ; ~are organizing in France and Ger- and horizontal ‘ the United States fought Pare Quality Style many to prevent signing of the Locarno | Got it? . rachis Sm thea a Bae ever seem to have Price Service peace pact on December 1, and they are “iy : much Juck." eutathroat. =, ET joy be unconfined! Ways and in 1860 troduced 't : that he had tried bookeeping Raitiv ff $ 5 ne Te ed abe ay Ay BaD aie Scratch the irreconcilable element deep- rheans committeé fas, tentatively atane} p fet Continuing, he = ary fT ALG GRD dastern utfitting Company bands the Pacific ly enough and you will find it composed, | jonpartisanly, agreed upon repeal of | «> Ts ait ining ceca nthe A istevedoring—-and being Coast, each store Dominant in its Community, largely, of fellows who don't fight when “nuisance taxes” on the following: mop ean Pree Ta K. might apoU the marke Sr OE Hi there is the satisfying, convincing appeal of war is on and who are opposed to all Jewelry, shells, art works, firearms [ee ee gest and noe | oD eo Honey Chas his ‘gone: int but never with a reat Quality, Price, Style and Service. “Credit peace plans and whose political influ- (except pistols), yachts, motorboats and t families, Count Kare Me hia) Spd pry = meas adh seize | Gladly” ‘the ‘Pioneer D ae ence is “promoted” by higher-ups whose | cotton and grain exchange brokers. mpor ed Himacif t Nee “a ; and the’ second” man, sald iladly,” the Pioneer of Payment Plans, the gz f rot with hin was—h : set business profits depend upon manufac- More cheer likely to come, too. The {are Wungarian mona nd t ean had anivortd iMag hien great asset in solving the winter apparel German alliance—wh give him lessons in life problem, now offers for Thanksgiving not only the convenience of a charge account, but ight Sd the? frat’ suas the unusual privilege of paying only ture of guns, powder, battleship armor | committee has a kindly feeling toward your | and munitions. private lroad car, your $1,000 Oriental | % 4 The Locarno peace pact is a 10-league rugs, you < uses, your cup- rr stride toward disarmament. You will board of , your grand piano and’, | !andie “see the irreconcilable buzzards of Europe such, upon which it would be a perfect pasic principles Ee: - Lege’ PY ee ae | the w is hue, Karoly! had his sa 1d the se man agreed 2) 7 5 sance ay taxes an ag ' flock together nuisance to pay taxes. Pes thos |. aplte of the Hughes-Kelloeg Sng the oot ene ee 3 Naturally, He’ wan’ dubbed’ a | Canada’did not healtate to. we Viste gal Welt a bh; “Rial tor tos ip * nd a t,"a"com- | come the count and v r mirrutes ause they'd had no | g otnalat 1 worne, Neverthe | alk until he had ak one to advise them ‘d 3 ° by j he wis merely advocating er’n cramp. And s he about life a he et ont n said would have be tee place had st been uttered from and just then—a or later bound to break out ee 2 now war of nggren against the Little Enten t involve the whole 3 Q Was the name of Bellea A he By carth and the closest pos shire fn : “ roof of the Whife House drove up—and a prosper E Woods, where the Americans did ‘OU can get an answer to| | ip reached a distance of 3},000,000 David 1 ing om ot j such fine fighting in the world) any question of fact or tm | | iy ites AR has : _ ing war, changed after the war? | te tae nce writing The Seat- Oia ie bs J | | Ue Star Question Editor, 1322 | | ‘ | is Gf the United states Maxincs,| | NeW, York ave,’ Washlaston, | |anuo' word? Beat chureli tn) Ffungary,today is in the hand ON ANY GARMENT, and Be were is the feston morth,| | D: Cw and Inclosing 2 cents inj f se fies of a dictator © Admiral Von ‘ ‘ BR Chetown racers; scar te} | Set Mme for reply. Ne a Ae in ihe fica ron bon aka| Hofity.. le _ofticiat “aus, 4 Six Months to Pay Bal : ee 5 or marital ad- h are in the first rank arc the| segent, pending ection ¢ flamed by special order of General) | ice. Personal replies conti. | | Milan cathedral (Jtaly), st. John| ‘% a 4 ee say Von Horth * ay alance De Goutte, “Marine Woods, dential All letters must be}. | {10 Divine (Episcopal), New York| % Mink 46 alt On Sthe f ee | Mined {| City. and st ecratly hope : 2 : throne himgelf. Anyway, he EQ When and where did the death| g. % wate | throne hin PA hh + Hy F ll d W mae John BUlRNa re? $08 SPE | sorua: aniirély by 1) lati ;| @ What were the names of sonal rai A sy Vt dp holy e a an In er © fighter, occur? borne entirely oy the relatives Of | Stthearck , worse than the devil ha y F he deceased whn an ex-soldier ia i ter, and the charge has been A. He died February 2, 1918, at buried: in’ Atlin Washington? " fc ‘ ; at) buried gton. The govern made that he had something to Abington, hog mip he spent! ent pays for opening gnd closing A. They were Little, Sims, 6 with the Karolyi sug 0 Wh Ly ° are the latter part of his Uf eva ioc nua fa Payne, Gilpin sey and Mar If T wore president of Hun FOR Benes Chari pion, sign ‘his first] -binet appointed? Q. What is the’ coldest tempera om of speech and pre uni Modish oman and Miss age, equal education ture ever recorded in the United| ver A. March 31 , with the Uni-| A. They are appointed by the | a fe # and in the world 1 adv ‘or all and and | president of the United States and Dy 1 adv for a ad rages igs eae ees appointments ratified by the A. The coldest day on record in| reform which I mean the i Of e Q. Did Doug Fairbanks, Jr. 8. senate, : a1 Uw ON OTY, de uP F play the part ‘the son in Ae Pe A 188}, at Miles City, Mont. when| government, for sale to | D d > pa y u w "eSSeS Ee iriovie “Don Q."7 |__Q. How many letters were in the 1 the ath ragistered 65 de the wants,” bt orca | resses, A. No. The senior Fairbanks play-| Exyptian alphabet? ly below sero. The coldest ter ; very blood a , tha P : ke : ed the parts of both the son and A. The Egyptian alphabet, whic ite bo ae figeted for by world Then why the muzale rocks, Reais had $f letters, 24 of which were Joa temperature being 98 degreca tall and small Suits, | 7 below. xero, i Q When an ¢x-soldier is buried! adopted from the Greek jn Arlington National cemetery,) oF ee TH Hats, ¥ whow; pays the undertaker’s ¢ Q. When did the planet Mars come n . E* penses, the government or the fam-| closest to the earth? ( NATURELAND _ Oun Lin gerie py? | A, On August 18, 1845, Mara} Cea | 3 % f: ¥, 4, The undertakers expenses are reached ita closet approach to the HE beautiful swan is given a | y, Hosiery a | 7 biatk character, Once a | 2 A . | couple pairs, they want to fight | f everything in. might and the | Mlustrated is one of the | Missis is a bad as the mate; TURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17 new Coats so ‘richly furred to be correct you call the sexe If so, you have good ju in new ways, The appeal * Pr cobb” and “pon.” Tf thoy tind \ i ’ seollt excauty , See 49 very asst to every Which will bring you succe woman who knows — the mother swan's ne warded Y wan's Neat unguarded, | you carefully plan all thing distinctive in mode and in thax: beeale ip: thie Vege’ or: kill apy tn eta te ret weer t’ S t e mi re) fabriea, und recognizes thal 1 W" N ya rise up in the morning and an appetite you've got, and | the newly hatched bird, od | financial dealir the quatitic here in yu 6 t wondrous odor of a griddle, pipin’ hot, there’ ways follow your ov Or o eesti Ae Mihrd det use Mrry down to the nina ot putty .|¢ te grnye, mezxeraaourloua,. | ALwOsE Tolow “yout ony at Carnation will solye your milk problem. ar and Gate closer Tutor or a ya 0 ; Ww ack of puffy ; 4 naan ¢ erate prices ‘abries ar pancakes that are cookin’, nice an brown | facts about the gorgeous black | jor your friends follow {t too creamy, for cooking, Rich and creamy, for use in place | deepsplied or vedic It’s a tempting mess of batter that is turnin’ out the cakes, and | swan's eyeu. If they turn from You will shine with your fellow of cream. With a finer-than-ever taste and color, | also, tweed and novelty an’ cat an’ cat until your Bloomin’ tt y achen ‘ou are datein wallow. >wAt k on See 5 with tt G Bitter ste Chen sien igwin' feo, n° a pv fe Ua phe cc No wonder Carnation has held its place for nearly a mixtures, Colors include all re 00d. uc ¥8 C0 i aahcty the bird has developed tuber quarter of a century as the favorite milk ¢ Rew Miumage tones as well to think ya tiever knew how good such things could b ! i BS ( wHat FOLKS SAY 1 of Washington ina: bikbe \a Nae the bukes aro di in’, pretty soon ya hesitate, ‘Then ya culos Kept out in winter « and of the whole world, too. Be sure you get Carna- jump up from the table and Yor other folks ya bake, It’s kinda fun ind the temperature goes to 17 a murreeael tion next time, Sixes 16 to 48—$24,50 to 16 flop ‘om and to flip ‘em in the air ag ya (Wint the pancake turner de ee below zero or lower INGEBORG TORRUP, dancer PREE~W re for Mrs,Mary Blake's cakes 1-¢ * there * the cold deatre lis eye | The women rule now as they famous Carnation Cook Rook the chilly, frosty mornings bring the pancakes into play, ant , IWwa have done in one way 7 1 IR ang PANY 4 us kinda 1 the weather's switched around that way, Ya The grigly bear, “Old Eph ov another, It ja only another SAT LGN Mi Rago Uo Et SA THIRTY nl an talk about yer omelets and yer ham and eggs and such, but, com ralm,” Jan't exelyalvol m form, The principles of the “"1060 Stuart Building, Seattle, W hin Hae REN STORUSY ON. THIC RACING COAST pared to flutty f y—well, they don’t amount to much, | American animal, He hay broth. inate and female are eternal le Prodnet i Pe Ni ad ‘ (Copyright, 1926, for The Soattle Star) |, re tn Bibor ia, wid cach bas iw function," ha Ban SRA