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BOOK RKVircwn
T»T pliia* IHrnlw]'. January, IRI
Hy Bell Sjstrm
Mr. System's latest edition <vf this
chatty little volume serves well to
BBJM away a pleasant enough tmlf
hour, the chapter on telephone eti
«uet alone bring: »fll worth the price
at admission. « hlch Is free.
flev.-rn! fommm mlsapprehcn*
■lon* arc corrected In the etlquet
chapter. For Instance, wn ar« coin
manl.,l to
•*—after calling a number. re
main with the mt-nff at your
«ar until the called nomtxr an
WMt."
This. It Is hoped. will he a stcr®
k»'n to low, boorish persons who
are in the habit of holding th* re
reiver asaln-t the heel of the left
fact while talking.
Sam another cute little classic:
"Speak directly Into the
mouth piece of your telephone,
with your lips clone to It "
Thle warning, we understand. la
—u mtated by the practice of seme
Ignorant subscriber*, who Iwlit on
laaving their llpa out In the allfy
Whtie telepHbnlng.
"Farewell." "Au re voir." "So lon*."
H« rood ' and "See yTat«r" are. it la
llrmly laid down. Interdicted as
*ean* of Indlrwtlng that a wire Chat
tar ia choked off —or ended, a* the
slang phrase ha* It.
"When you are thru talking. *ay
ttood bye." «ay» the author and
tken replace the receiver on the
bock '
It I* my Intention to defy this rule
I ahall aav. Tootle-00. or chappie "
or "Dlng-dlng. dear of thing!" Just a*
I pleaae. Furthermore. I ahall throw
Ike recetear in the waate basket
when I ret thru. Never ahall It be
Mid that I truckled <• thf command*
«r the telephone octopua!
If old Ollbert and Sullivan were
*ll ve today, we'd hare something l!k«
Oil* In their next opera:
The flower* that bloom in the#pfinc. a
tra la,
Muitn t bloom more than *ix rtays
a weak;
IX they bloom on the seventh, the
law. tra-la, *
Will descsod on them hard with IU
paw, tra-la—
And rarat them a biff on the beak'
And that'* what I mean when I sine
or I *aj,
Tfo flower* may bloom on the Blue
Sabbath day!
Tor rower* caught blooming that
day. trala.
Wilt he chucked In the )vg for a
month!"
To *ay nothing of something like
Ms:
When reformer* aren't engaged In
their reforming—
Their reforming,
I atippoee they »top and look at what
they've done—
What they've done:
And, brother, if their conscience
work* like mine does.
Works tike mine does,
A reformer'* lot I* not a happy one-
Happy one!
e e e
X
The Washington Historical
society is. asking for old rellr* of
the Northwest. Now, we have a
recipe for egg nog.
■ X
e e e
One of the big gleam* of hope In
(he disarmament 'Hie'flon seems to
he the All-Hoarer Dorah alls.
• • •
H'nry Clay was so gracious and
impressive In his manner that a
Pennsylvania tavern keeper tried to
induce him to get 01K of thn stage
ebarh in which they were riding and
make a speech to himself anil hi*
wife.
If your gums are sore
anA bleeding you have
Pyorrhea. This disaase
should be cured to insure
good health.
We specialize in high
class dentistry at reason
able prices consistent with
best work. Ironclad guar
antee 15 years.
Extracting absolutely
without pain or bad after
effects.
United
Painless Dentists
608 Third Ave., cor. James
Elliott 3633
Here Is Another Message to
the Washington Legislature
Gentlemen: Today Governor llart delivers his message to
the legislature. We Ho not here discuss his recommend*-
L tions.
This message today h presented to you on behalf or some
of your constituents not republicans, nor democrats, noi
J socialists—hut just plain, ordinary, common folks. Mo*
many or how few they may he we cannot say. ou will
have hi judge that for yourselves.
•( A great epidemic of unrest i.> abroad in the world. Some
of its SYMPTOMS are agitators, red flags, labor ( strike*,
factories closed to "teach workers their place, multi
thousands of jobless men, and countless dead babies eight
j times as many dead babies every year as there need be.
You can't suppress this epidemic of human unrant h>
making laws against the SYMPTOMS. Doctors don t stop
an epidemic of typhoid fever by shooting the victims. Tne\
purify the contaminated water supply.
You may, temporarily, choke the cry for liberty ana
justice- but vou will also, that way, surely set the stage tor
an EXPLOSION. , aL! „„ Mrr
| Bullets and prisons never yet settled anything KM«m,
or for GOOD. Suppress grievances and you plant them in
i innumerable hearts. /
Hut wipe out CAUSES of injustice, and the red emblem
of discontent will rot unused, forgotten.
We don't want CLASS legislation in Washington. There
are too many laws now of that kind and too much clashing
of the classes -the Class of Discontent and the ( hiss o
Privilege that breeds evil by its anarchy HI high places.
Get at the CAUSES.
I Find out why it costs us so much to live and to die.
* Make it not only possible, but certain, that—
1. b*b) hcii In \\ aahlnrlon •*»»!! I" * molliT
• In-fit: and lu-wJUIJ, bwtil* •>!>«■ ,UM ' l ,r, * ,rr
• rloUiitwt mui iMlit;
i. t trry hub) born .ImII llarlf lt.i\ «>«•-« ourti toad and l>W» r
»«> dial II mat rr«>* Ihm i4Ul.Sio.wl l«> lw illlij matiirlt)
3. >'.»rr> rhlld an (Mdliv wllliln our «l»lr ahall lia*r full
I opnirlunit) In ilrvrlo|t and rlw«lr a li<-allhjr mind within lt»
linUtliv bud); .
4. ktrT) Jouni man or fount woman. .•ri»fc»Kil «"<" In-awi
of mind ami bmh. "lull Ihttl h*\r equal .>«».>rlunllj In ram an
li« jiin.i ll\.lih<«nl il.ru lh«- brM u.r of hi. «t l»r natural aMlltjr}
J. Till- litHilunml, Inr *\rT) rllUati. »h»ll In- Mlttlrtowi l»l on I)
(•* barr rvatmrr. hot for llw rivalur* r,.mf»rU and WrllrrtMl
• .tnd aplrttnal rai)ojrarol of llf, l« wt»lih r»rr» human bring la
° entitled
i This is a BIG program. You can't do it all -or half of it
—in the brief 60 days at your disposal. But you can make
a good start at it.
You can test every bill by those five fundamentals.
And it does not mean socialism, nor bolsheviam, nor tak
ing away from any citizen one nickel's worth of property
* of which he is rightly possessed. It does not kill individual
• initiative, nor stifle any legitimate bpportunity. It does not
y diminish the valid rights of property—but it means infin
itely increased respect for the -acred rights of human
beings.
It means simply applied Christianity a testing of every
* proposed human law by the divine law of the Golden Rule.
* It means BROTHERHOOD —NOT BAYONETS.
• And this, then, is all of our message to you, gentlemen
of the legislature, from some of'your constituents—perhap*
y . only one. and perhaps a great majority.
I EDITOR THE STAB.
Hardl> has orte become used to the gasoline tractor at work plowing
In the fields than something else tome* along to throw htm off hi*
stride and cause him to look around in wond»*
They ten us that In time, and a time not for distant, the horse win
disappear as a factor In the tillable fields. There will be no itun
sieii both band* on the plow and the lines about his ne» k to shout
"Gee." and "Haw. goehdnrn yuh" No. sir Just a ma rhino plugging
powerfully along leaving In Its wake several j..-rfectljr turoe.l furrow*.
And n<Sw wtutt. having plowed the fi*ld Willi a tractor* Only this,
the Idea Is to sow them by using an airplane. The srience mogaalne*
r.re already telling ahout It# ponslbllitie* Just an airplane, this seed
sower Is. with a system of metal tubes with holes in them, thru which
the seed la forced hy compressed air developed from the running plan*
It sows a strip 2C feet wide at one clip, and the width of the atrip la
marked t»y a line of powdered lime flowing from ihe end of one wing
Up. The machine is *upp««"-<l to be slow-flylng. only about 40 miles an
hour, and low flying, capable of carrying a large quantity of gram
at ft trip.
lAbor saving* The surrfter of this Msa say* that on* machine *o
equipped ought to he able to sow a square mile of land In six hour*
and the enthusiast further say "With a sowing capacity of I.M>O arret
a day. one machine could adequately serve a large grain growing com
munity working either on the co-opcpative basis or by contract."
Verily, what will come next?
A Bas Such Independence!
No, Mr? tho*e Filipino* nre not yet r»n<ly fnr ln<i»t"n<l«mo» and we've
irot to continue rnrr>lnc them a* part of "ih* white man * burden"
They haven't any cm-irnrn'til draniiti to apeak of They haven't any
crtme wave Th»y aren't upending million* to ran dutrn llllrlt boowv
And. Kornt of nil. they have a bill In their wtMl*. at Manila, making
it obligatory for all male KlHpinoa to »«r pant*.
No nation that would, for a moment, contemplate p*nt* Intend of
the glorlou* freedom of a *hlrt with three holm In It I* at all ready for
relenae from our moral, political and dotneetlc uplift.
Fl*th-&ride tracher in Prnntylt win forced Mt pvpQj to play kitting
dime*. They need no forcing In high tchool
0 __________
Couple mat married m a Italtlmnre theatre That's nothing; we're heard
of many eloperi tkipping out before the fathir'i foot lighlt.
Om thkni ibnut thin fellow vhn impertnnaled Eddie Ilickenbacker he
k*j« a high-flyer, etc a thn he nci cr left Ihe proumL
With Christma* come and gone, father hot nothing to worry about hut
the bint from the butcher, thr tmker and thr coal man and hU new »*•
come tax.
If You Are Planning a Trip to
CALIFORNIA
m EAST^gw
It will be to your ad van- D B
tape to call up this office n
before completing
Union Pacific System
Han Jnet reetnrM Ita popular pre-war paaeenger ltm
between Portland and Chicago by reeetabllahlng the
Oregon-Washington Limited
A through wollcj train of strictly high cLa* equipment
and arcoriiinodatlorm.
Continental Limited
I* a n»w train, rarrylnK through equipment to Denver, Kan
m» City and Chicago, and affording comfortable connection*
for all point* Ka*t and South
Our through »erv|ce al*o Include* Salt I-ake City, Denver and
Kan*aa City from Portland and Han Kranclaco and I*,* Angelea
from Seattle.
W ' em be rlNft to NrrnnKr yonr iflnerory. make rear
reaervnllon, <l. Ilirr >our tlckrla 1,n,l give nil Information
neceanar? to innke your trip plmannl no,I romforlable.
W, H 814.10TT. <>»n A*l., Oregon Washington Hlatiun, Keattle Main «OJI
II A I.AURk 'I. City I'a** A*' , Or"K"n - Wnßh In riitf'in Hlaflort
CONHOMDATKD TICKET orWCK, JH.I, Hr. ond Ave Klllolt till)
L, K. OILItKKT, Agent, orognn- Waahington Mtallon. Phone Main
W. 11. 01 J.N, AVI f.en'l rN|hl ami I'anerugcr Agl . Mrnllli. Waal.
Airplane Sowers
THE SEATTLE STAR
Fordney and Rainey
Debate Ta
for Readers of Star
111 TIM MX Ml HV FAKM TAKIKK MU.
Nrr* «r« t»t« dud** n»» firm lni|»ort« lal«l <kuwn tjr lh« •o»«r*w"T
hill mm H |>*Wm4 l»y Ih* hnUM.
W h»«| ..... " *
H finnt <m] vilsronr) ***'
Corn M>u*h*l I .. • a * ••
|t»ana ( ( t •••••••••••••• • ' «■•••*■
I lliiN i .-i i "• «*••»••
ihtMimi» . r#B J*
n»ln»4 H •• » *
« "it IIM.>«IIHI BIMI ln aa oil <s«lk>a) «•»!•
» «ll|« (A.I VAkItHII ... ••*•••••••• »• I** r ™"
I «•'! • (-•*«• (oiian i priun.l i J f(,n
I it«a*h».l • «»«l | |I«III nd I »»
\\ mmlir, 1 » r». | I|MMH. |) II * •"•"•a
H* ir#»l «M| «|M>un>l t • • '* p#n
"Moke thla the l**t 'emergency* niaaaurer I" 'ha Mognn of «!«• op
poftenta of Ilia pending tailff tii<«*ure Inipoalng high Import dutP-a on
raw term product a
CoiifiKM t» >* rt««iuhfvi th« nuifura habit It
many vmtrfffllry miNiwifw durtn* th« war and luw carrtrd
th« hnl»U far Into i««up Thr nation Im paying th* ptßftlty for many
nf thear ißMumrra, whi.'h hnvr applied auperfJiUl ramotU«a lnm«id
of iH*klnf fumtimnntal mri«,
Opponent« of ih# f.urn tariff l»lll hnrr tlttla cf killing it In
tho ntnuti*. I*iit th*»v do I*i|MN t io attrat t *o mti<*h *tti»fitlOfl to thf
i onftii t that th# public *»ill »t.is4 for no more *m*r*« ncy moaauroo.
Ch*lrm*n .Um+vh W Kor»lnry of th»- trayv and m«an*
rhlrf imnnor f.»r the tariff hill »a druwn T. HalfH»jr. rankin*
rlt-tii«M rnl|r turrnttrf of th* rommltta#, I * I* n<tlnff t .r fl*!it ajrainitt K-
I oi\ln«-y and tUinrjr tl»a hill for rwwkm of The Ktan
n\ i \\ i OBBW \
Chairman May* lUid Mrana
I ommlllre
It I* not that the emer
gency tariff I>III Is arlentlflc It la
Intended only aa
a relief measure
—an immediate
relief mcaaure.
I hop* at ilia
eatro aeaslon of
congress to ae«
a auliatltuta for
thU *>lll enacted
which will re
main In Inrw
* UH" »» *f' I"**
paring a aclen
tlflr rmiiton of
our tariff law*
A* auch a r*
Uef measure. 1
hop* to con-
'-ORDKKr
irH( adopt the PIJfW or the
Otngfty tariff la**. These would
prevent gre«t importation* of fo«-
elgn goods Ivfore wa can pr*p*r* a ,
ww tariff bill
The pending bill Impoaea I'm
porary dutlea upon certain agrieul
tural prmlu' t» Information from
many Hwarm shows a sertoua eondl*
(100 ronfrontlng agriculturists on »r
count of tha rapid dacltna in value of
farm products prevailing prl«~ea ar»
In many Instance* far below the
farmera' production coata
l»rrwnt rondKluni are attributed
to a ttri'' degree to importatlona
from abroad. For Instance.
In octoMr l*l». impor « of w» •»*
a.o uutad to M4,:H bu 'la. bi. Hi ,
Octobar. l«0 ihrx import* wer. ». ,
»' I.IOJ bushel*
n October. 1»1». 1044.711 pounds
of n.uttran and lamb were impurte.l
in the wune month in l»S# theae ln»-
porta tin pounds.
There are approalmataly MO 0O«.0»0
pounds of wool In storage In tha
I'nitad Htatea. and the spring clip
will begin two month* hence. Tlila
quantity of wt.nl I* adequ*«» to aup-j
ply the wool consumption of tUa
I'nitad Mtatea for a full year.
Woolen mm and stork r"*»r»
alule that tha sheep on the Weatern
ttnri today ara iwnpH for
mora than they will aall for on tha
market.
Tha whole sheep industry and tha,
cattl* lnduatry ara In moat chaotic
condition financially
Tha bill attempt* to do aomethtng
that will « v * many man In Uirw
Industrie* from bankruptcy.
In filing tha Items In tha bill, tha
distressed condition of theae paoplr
w«a taken Into consideration
A MIGHTY
GOOD
NEW YEAR'S
RESOLUTION
Resolved, that
from now on in all
dealings with land
titles I will require
Title Insurance.
This Resolution is
jsugfirested by
Good Common
Sense and by the
I
WASHINGTON TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Tidn Mat* K«ffrvUl*N N
AMHi Mort Tim* MOOJIQ.H
Mrs. E. M. Goodwir.
Tells How Cuticura
Healed Pimples
"For about four year* I wee troubled
with large, red pimplea on my face
and neck. They featered
«nd scaled oyer and were
rn * very aore. My (ace waa a
\«X -i' A/ »'*'>•• ' tried different rem-
J « ediea but nothing helped
-< me. I began ualng Cutl-
VjUnei* Bo *P ■ nd Ointment
and after I had uaed one
cake of Cuticura Soap and one bo*
of Cuticura Ointment 1 waa com
pletely healed." (Signed) Mra. E.
M. Goodwin, 1234 F St., Sacramento,
California.
When uaed for every-day toilet
purpoaaa Cuticura Soap not only
cleanaea, purilie* and beautlfiea, but
It preventa many little akin troublea
If aaiiated by occaalonal uae of Cuti
cura Ointment to aoothe and heal.
Do not fall to include the exquiaitely
acented Cuticura Talcum in your
toilet pteparationa.
hia|>Mull>«btM.ll A,Mr~. "OWntiM'
•ftWrlM. Dvpi a M«l<u, «t. >lll mn.
•Ju" Ho«i, ointment B»d U>r TiMna3i
ihiffi without in uk
HV 11. T. KAIXCT,
KuMni llemnrraUc Mnnlwr tt'if"
■ml Mntna Committee.
Tha am>-rg«nry tariff bill la pro
(action run mud Tha situation
In which w a
find ouraalvaa de
tnanda other ram
aallaa than thla.
It la proj>oaad.
for Instance, to
Impoae a tariff
on com »> hljch
It will exclude
corn from tha
Argentine rapuh
lie. Hut import.i |
tlnna of corn i
from Argentine
have nothing to
do with tha prl<-» '
at corn In thu
country.
" TAgiir
ft. a •
Tha Artantlna corn doa« not dla j
plara on a buatial of corn irown in
tha t'nltad Htataa Naarly all of It
la brouitit In tramp to tha
Corn I'rodurta Co. of Naw York. I
wbara It la convertad Into iwrti alrup I
for axport.
Inaamuch aa It la aaportad. tha
company will r«»ua a r»ba(a of tha
tariff paid, and tha tariff will nalthar
Mp tha <orn out nor bring a dollar
into tha traaaury of tba t'nltad
Htataa
It la pmpoawd to fit a tariff ao
high aa to prrvant im|>ortaUon of
fal iattb. it might ba logical to
embargo tha importation of fat cat
tlx, hut tit are are frw fat cattle im
portad Kigt ty five par cant of the
caltla imported ore feadar*. the real
la breeding «l<»-k
There la no attempt to impoaa a
t j riff on fro»en maata of any «»rt
Ttia real competition for American
oat tie grtrwera conaiata In tha frown
maata which coma In. Uu| tha Chi
cago packara hare their plant* in
the Argentina republic and can con
tinua to import froaan maata In any
quantity. •
A tariff which. It la thought, will
be prohibitory, tg prot>o»ed for wool
Moat of the great aupply of wool
on hand la out of the hand* of the
grower*. Thla hill, therefore, would
h«»e the Immediate effect of raialng
the price of the wool which haa at
ready been purt haerd from wool
groaera and la ready for distribution
DAYvS 1
BjrStarting to Save
Si flSwlvifl' Saturday, January 15tli
1 II you will Earn Dividends from the
If !tt first of the month and you will start
x^e onc at surely bring ft
" Um prosperity and success throughout Xljtß
And all Funds left here* will not only ft.
For twenty years Vj earn regular substantial Dividends but
OUT E*T ~ will enjoy absolute Safety-.
leas than §/A LA>\ ensured by Stnct State Sufser- f
50/ « vision and careful conserva
% ■ Jp
PER ANNUM Ijip . WKdman
DIVIDENDS \W uflTI PUG£T.~»-
PUGE-T SOUND
ipAN ASSOCIATION SSr
WHERE PIKESTCROSSESTNIRD. EiKK?
_ 4 w// people's money."
Nolt> Ober Tour.Million Dollars: - -4
Inquiring Reporter
TOI>/% Y'H Ql ram ON I
HhotiW Vrrml+nl lltftllß| hmw an
Ibhpml MM
ANHWKIW
' Mil*. C. J. rKA/.BY, i»l7 Nwe
nt tin at: "I don't «« why ho
Nholllllfi't •
WI 1.1.1 A M T LAUBK. ll< rnlrnan
building: "I don't '*r. wh«-th»r ha
ha* a hall or not, Juat ao he d»llvara
t hi* "
MIHH RTIIKI, V JOIINHfiN. Pr"«
«-<nitlr>g attorney'* "1 think It
would ba a mighty good ld*a to h«v*
thai hull "
UKOIIOK OT.WiN. (Vnlral build
In*; "1 don't balinv* h* ought to
hava nn- "
MUM JANK I/X*KIIAHT. MrTVr
motl building "I'm a ««»od drmf
i-rat, bul I'm fair enough lo nay l*rr*
( Idant 11 anting ahould hava ""ry
tlilnjc a prwildant la anHllad to."
among the woolan mllla
The hill amount* to tut amhitrgo.
In time of peara, on avary article
Ito which It r< latm. It will Inevitably
. I nail to ri't.iitiilory tarlffn Kvrry
| ■ omra.rn i.il nation will quW-kly r»
jap<<nd to the i-haJlarig* wa «lv« them.
I SpLSmcxlic Croop
taUavad by ooa application of—
V!So%«S
Owr 17 Km—J— Um * y *"*
TOMOlUttltt. I , "RIDAV.
KATt RI>AY
Kiln rW New
VAUDEVILLE
"Bower o'f Harmony"
With the IJiwßey NextetM. hi
eluding the noted lYmrh Ma-
I era, tighrtlle, Htmonnr and
(UreUe Named, aAd llum IJod
atrom, I'laniat.
Wells, Virginia and
West
A I'ntpwrrt of ( oralcaiktWw
Towntend Wilbur
and Company
In ll»e C«ime«ly
"A Ml VKT AIJX K'
Pitxer and Daye
Tha ( oantry top and tha .City
Olll
Sterling Rom Trio
Cartel l>aU
t aatwra rfentoptay
Eta Novak
In "H WTKII AT
IIKAItQI'ARTKKN"
WHATv DO YOU
KNOW ABOUT
SEATTLE?
TODAY** yi KKTION*
t llm 8»airl» « r, m \ bfif)ii#>t far
t<>ry, and If an, what la It* «li»?
i. How many ll*r« wr» loot thru
l fir* b*i» lui »«r' •
I. If"w many wntar n«t<T> In
Haottlo?
(An™»ri Thuraday)
I'KKVIOI H l|l KMTIONH
I frillra flfotfrtlon OKI B'-attlr
llm fl M par capita laat y»«r,
1 Th» Urtaat manufa/'tura of
wood pi(xi |n tha world eantara In
Haattl*
». Ourlnc tha paat >«*r tttl.Ml,-
*Ol In rlty funl* wrrr dlaburaad
l hara.
Tha moat for y*«r
man*? tha has! for
yur ih«
•afaat for ysar V>
haalth. la tha |iur
anta» rw»n by .
DR. KliNm A
■ MOW*
•aattWa ■ Traa iSEA
Daatal ixrin
CLEARANCE
SALE
Of Odds and Ends of Trunks, Bags,
Suit Cases and Leather Goods
25% to 50%
OFF
For quick disposal, to make room for our new
stock, we place on sale our stock of Trunks,
Traveling Bags, Suit Cases, Ladies' Hand Bags,
Boston Bags, Brief Cases, Portfolios, Catalogue
Cases and Miscellaneous Leather Goods at a dis
count from. 25% to 50% off.
If You Want a Bargain, Give Us a Call
BegerowTrunkCo.
1409 FOURTH AVE.
BETWKKN PIKE AND fXION
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1921
Samuel dalton 41, HP,
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