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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-03

10" Evans. oi Mt Sterling. W. >
with friends here Monday.
DIR. Coons. a noted surgeon 81
Louisville. Is here this week o.
professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smith. uf
Faycttc county. were called her:
Wednesday by the death OF thy-
formers father. Mr.. 7. !. Smith.
Mcssrs Cash TAYLOR and Otl!n
Taylor have returned To Their
respective homes in Illinois an
Lexington. having been cailc.l
here Ivy the death OF their br,
Their. Mr.. Calvin Taylor,
Mrs. John Webster has return
cd TO Cincinnati after = IL,
DAYS stay with her daughtcr
Mrs. Calvin Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Baldwin.
Jr. will attend the football gam.
in Dlnvillc Saturday
Mr.. William Martin Is n hoi1
from Louisville School OF phlr
macy Tor Il short visit To- his mo
Their.
Mr.. and Airs. J. ". Mcrkcl. .
Bcattyvillc. are guests of MIR. 80
Mrs. Lewis Brandenburg ii TX
ansdaic
Mr.. Charlton Clay. OF Paris. >.
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Over
ton Harder. Mrs. Harder VIII
entertain very informally tbs
evening i'll honor of her guest.
Mrs, Charles Jett is the gues.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Covin%ton Jc;,
III BardStowu.
Mrs. Daisy Reynolds. OF Lex
ington is the guest OF Mrs. Du'
Terrell.
Miss Jeanette Patc~. 81 L.
ington. IS with friends mere thi
week.
June dcIorbcs entertained witt
a Halloween party ii his home
ON West Main street Monday g.
cning.
Mrs. ]. NJ. IIadcn and Aii.s
Nancy are spending 4 few day:
in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Julia West Is iilproy;" =
after recent illness OF ncuri-i i,
her many fricnrs will be glad {,
know.
Mrs. liodgkin and Mr.. Lowe
OF Pinevillc. are here TO attend
the funeral ui Mr.. +. ]. Smith.
Won Bcrnstorii says that iuI
the next thirty years the wurlC
will be dominated by the English
speaking people.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-03
county.
Entertained for
Miss Park

Miss Leigh White entertained
very delightfully."- Saturday, hon
oring Miss Katherine Park The
house was unusually attractive.
with autumn leaves and Hallow-
cen cnblcms and the couples
wore beautiful masquerade cos
tunes. the prize for the fancicst
dressed couple going to Miss Is
sic Million and Mr.. Stewart
White. Those who enjoyed the
very delightful affair were Miss
Park. Miss Issie Million. Miss
Cynthia Dawson, Miss Josephine
Telford, Miss Curralccn Smith.
Miss Ellcne Reid. Misses Mabel
and Mary Lutte bunker. Miss
Matte Russell White, Miss Car
RE Altman, Miss Alinc Barnes.
Mrs, Burton Roberts and Ncssrs
James Park. William +. Turlcv,
Eagle Doty, William Evans. 9.
Million. Nay Gov. Stuart White.
Prof. Lassitc- and DIR. Phil Ar
buckle. of St. Louis.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-03
SAYS THESE men
DESERVE ENDORSEMENT

I. +. IIord and DR.. I. II. kut-
ledge. present members 81 tl,
County Board 81 Education. lr-
serve the hearty cudorScmcu, 81
the voters OF Madison county inr
reelection To- said office. They
were elected last November. AMI
when the Board organized they
drew = onc-vcar term. They have
tried To perform their duty To- IT,.
best OF their ability without fear
or favor. keeping in mind the
childhood "f our state. Never
before in IN: history 81 tho >r;i,:-
u has the COUNTY Board uf w.
ucatiun made such progress 81
building AMI cquipmcut. They
have also cStcndcd tbs school
term from six e. eight months.
n raised the salaries "i teach
crS. They have II nj time, ST.
lcctcd the most efficient teachers
to be found regardless 81 political
CT church utilization. AMI 1T tlv
same time have kept The taNhur-
dcnci FARMER in mind. While ia.
school, have 20 cent levy. II viii
IL remembered that , cents uf
this ley i st apart Tor teachers
salaries; only lcav.n. Is cents for
general running expenses. build
ING. repairing and extending The
term. The record ~ the Super
intcuGcu.'> 'iiicc show that they
have .:unv these thing, on 4 lSc
levy during abnormal times. Anl
II tacg are elected they hope Z"
hc able Ia reduce the tau rate in
Madison county a things are get
ting back to normally. They have
planned for the next years work
to-lcavc oft any building program
and repair The old buildings and
make them comfortable Tor the
children.
The T.. *. :. y. and the Bcrc7
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-03

Normal are helping To supervise
The schools II tlc county at pres
cnt. and they report All >chu.i~ SEQ
Tar supervised IN splendid c.udi-
ton.
Both Mc>,r> lip,d .uJ Ert-
ledge have cu-opcratcd I'M ever.
way with this iurvard-look,u.
educational plan. They have az,
al times given 81 their time and
ability to The schools. and certain
y deserve an endorsement ui
their good work ~ the hands oi
the voter al this time.
II \ I.\\ptNIE.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-03
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
Entertained Bridge Club

Mrs. :. j. McGaughcy WAS
hostess To her bridge club We'd
ncsday afternoon. Mr.. Carrie
Henry won thc prize Tor top
score. Her guests included AIc>-
DANES Shelton Sauilcy. Hale
Dean. J.. i. WciScnburgh. Carrie
Henry. Harold oldham. y. i.
Hurnam. Jr., Ovortun Harder. r.
{. MCCown. I. ID. Chcuault. IT,.
Misses Emma Watts. NuIlic Fiic
and Mrs. Laura Virgins. 81 Ia
Ii.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-03
West-Lowry

Miss G1ACc West and Mr.. Ray
Lowry. uutn residents Of Nicho-
lasvillc, were married Ncduc~-
day. The wedding came rs a
surprise To- their friends. so well
had they guarded their plans.
DIR. II. l.. Perry. 81 this city. i
an uncle OF IN, bride. and she has
frequently visited tn III, home.
and in the home Of Ni~, Duncan
Foster. She i very popular with
q host of Richmond friends who
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-03

Get Winchester FlaShlight. 1t
may save your home or TIE lives
of your children
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-03

with all household AMI Kitchen
furniture -l rlc to be sold ~ a-c-
,;au November 9th; Kcmemhc.
jiic sale STARTS promptly - }
90. Pc ---r- ou J.me lni bc g
bidder D- abs rlcr property "a
some II ;'- nee .nuseL-ld suocs
lg- airs -. -- q. p,ler.
Col. BCB .FALKER,
u, t- tue The tvCti.uCcr-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-03

II. c. Duffy, of Harrison conn-
~, announces that he will be a
candidate for Speaker Of TIE
House at Frankfort.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-03

Mrs. Rice Mood = 10 at the
Pat,iy { iay Iuiirna~y Ills many
Friends hope She viii -rec,ily re
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-03
Missionary Society

The Woman'S Missionary 80
cicty OF the Methodist church
will meet Friday afternoon ut
? so in the Methodist church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

The attendance at tho municipal
bathing beach WINS about half that
OF last year. To cap the climax.
our elevated 10 now declared unsafe.
whether true or not. tho damage is
done: thousands will refuse 10
travel thereon. The sooner II goes
the better. in ths opinion Of the
writer.
We Of Aid has sirdsd MP our
ioins. The rcsult-the organization
Of The AiLAIki Community Club
The district embraces onethird Of
the west side. with 10000 popula
ton. 5000 of whom are members
OF the club. The next regular meet.
ing win be Oct . at tho municipal
pavilion. This II the most Important
one OF the year. for the officers will
be chosen from those present
Every adult living north OF Al
mirai Way and west OF s7th 3. W.
from the west Seattle ferry 10 the
sawmili on Beach Drive. II expected
TO be present
II you will give this letter space
II win be appreciated By the resi-
Gents OF this district
EDWARD HENDERSON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

legitimate rewards Of strength and
ewIftness.
The world 10 rather more than half
full Of people who are content with
that measure OF effort which win
barely enable them to exist. This re-
wards are none too abundant for the
man who wins by the power Of will.
The ability to say Il will In one
of the finest assets OF human life.
without II. no man can ever become
really great.
Then he must be able to do what
he has said he would do.
There are three kinds Of people in
the world. Most people say there are
Two, but there are three.
The first is the kind who mean to
- right.
The second Is the kind who mean
- do wrong.
The other IL the kind who have no
particular purpose OF either kind.
You can love the man who Is do
termined to do right. You can ad-
miro the ability and decision OF the
man who deliberately does wrong.
But you can have only contempt for
the man who has no character Of
either sort.
There is . verse In tho Bible about
the man who n neither cold nor hot:
Il would ye were either cold or hot
All the heroes In tho world. what
ever else they have had or lacked,
have been men OF strong will.
A man with weak will can strength
en- II. 1t Is not necessary for him TO
yield TO laziness. to temptation, TO
unkindness. to bad temper.
IT Is a mans privilege to assert
hts own viii. and be strong and clean
and true and successful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

Editor The Star;
The AnAlki Community Club IL
organised, One OF seatue's most de
iishfui residence districts IN the
west side. skirting the watof's edge.
are It's scenic boulevsrds--Alki and
Beach Drive
Never = minute OF the day when
the prospect IL not most beautiful
The broad surface Of Puget Sounds
blue waters 10 cut by ribbons Of
foam from srest steamships: Seat.
ties mosquito fleet skipping from
hsrbor to hsrbor like . hive Of
bees: az intervals hattieship Gid.
Ing slowly thru 70 It's anchorage. off
20 the west the snow clad Oiym.
pies-
We Of the West side love our dis.
trict. but Of late a cloud has arisen.
Several features OF which we were
Justly proud failed TO appear IN our
local school system this year. We
have lost our west side ferry. The
plsnking on Alki ave. had been
badly cut up by sewer extension
work. heavily loaded motor trucks
BY the hundreds doing tho wofl. 40
that now Il IL unfit for motor
travel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

Editor The star.
with TO express the qualification
which M y. VS." letter and the
action OF tho Colorado women's Fed.
Grafton inspires They sound the
only refreshing nots in the general
uproar OF ALLY and hys'sricsi caekls
which has mads the Arbuckie case
more revolving than the crime IL
self.
arm unable 10 avoid the eonciu
sion that the mania Of the public
ana It's officials 70 hang or torture
for life the flint person 10 whom
suspicion Of crime attaches 10 vastly
more dangerous TO our social organi
zatlon THIN the crime itself.
Its net effect cannot fan 10 be
that criminals win become more
desperate and that humane people
will hesitate longer before co-operat.
Ing In thsir apprehension. Already
our brutal and stupid manner Of
treating offenders IL . serious hin
dranos 10 securing general assent and
assistance In their capture and pun.
lahment. Now No bark back 20 the
rack and torture chamber method
OF criminal inyeauga ton by Assum-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Ex-Service Man Needs Job

going TO some charitable institution
but don't wsnt charity. all ! want
10 work ana . chance 20 take care
Of my wife and myself
Owing to the fact that I vss
wounded IN the epan American
war cannot DO al kinda OF work.
but this does not affect my work At
either meat cutting or cooking.
I also served my ttTns during shs
world war when our country needed
everyone who could 90. Now
wonder II there b not some one
who would give me . chance 20
earn an honest living. I don, want
20 beg. but ! must I've. am be-
hind IN my rent, and no prospects
Of having H.
II you see NJ 70 print this letter
IN The Star. perhaps some one
might know OF some place for me.
! arm. most sincerely yours.
}. y. W.
ica Harrison 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Has Public a Torture Mania?

ing In advance that some suspected
person u guilty. and by bending ell
The energy and resources OF the state
to proving his guilt. Science threw
this method Of investigation into
tho discard years ago. but We stiil
employ It for tho purposes Of -jus.
uce- with human lives st stake.
In this Artuckie case We are treat
"a TO the spectacle Of tho state. the
press. the citizenship generally. 80.
ciety women and officials OF distant
cities. ciamoring for tho conviction
OF man who has been arrested
under suspicion, who In untried,
whose defense has not been present
I'd. and against whom the evidences
would seem 90 be Of tho most quex
tionsbie character.
Quite apart from this mans limo.
cencs or guilt. repeat that this at.
utude Of the public. this thirst for
revenge. this indifference for fair
play. this. carnival Of unreasoning
prejudice. 10 . vastly more danger.
GUS systsm than the crime Ia cues.
ton. or all the sporadic outburst Of
crifns In the country. Yours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

ronizs restauranu nearly an
this bad habit. =" havs
While promsnsdins skn.
street. one 10 bumped into ., NE
the shoulder with such rss,. slvsn
mat II makes one think ~ a'y
sffer wave bounding the roctr . sass
HOW 90 these young fellows =, " ~.
wsy' IL II n trait being inoc,,,.s
INTO the college students. ara ss.s
ths mob are trying to irni,s,., en
thought at first that tbs~. l
we're awkward on their feet an. s az.
a few dancing lessons voula !. u al
proper thing. 70 enable them - :, Ia as
step when necessary. but I can 49,, 49,.
several instances when v.,I.-
alone. and no other person h..s
near by. that another lone peds,, 49,
found II impossible TO get by rns =
a is-foot sidewalk. without 49,. ~
mo terrific bump. ~
III leave these questions =
hand; you'll have 70 BE- 4 torch w ~
or and begin whsrs left on -.
CHARLES r. THURsrox
81 James Hs,.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Bird That Lays
Square Eggs

Science Il making such amazing
discoveries That even tho most
absurd hoaxes are looked into
seriously before being labeled
spurious
Capt. Waller r Trsprock
writes . book. Tho Cruise Of tho
Kawa-- IL tells Of . strange
-fatu Iva bird on the South Sea
islands that lays square eggs.
National Geographic Society Of.
fIcers think Cap may be Kidding.
But they're much excited and will
investigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

Editor TIE star.
read so much In The star and
other papers about tobs for tho UNI
employed that can almost believe
1 may securs one myself SONS time.
I have been In Seattle . year
cow. trsmping the streets looking
for work that can do. but owtns
IA the fact that am turning gray
10 one wants mo. ard yet I have
two tradcs--i am an Al nrst.ciass
camp cook. also an expcrisneed
meat cutter. but I have had only
few odd days work IN q year.
Last month In this Land Of plenty,
was compelled 20 20 without any
fro In the houss 10 keep my wife
and myself warm. because had no
money TO get a stove or buy fuel.
and unicss someone VIII give me
work at either Of my trades must
face another winter without any
heat.
could get . stove and fuel By
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
AZ to the
FiUe-Doy Week

The Eastern coal minsEs. fins.
Ing that there b not work enough
to 80 around. propose = five-day
week 20 that the body Of coal
labor can be kept together
against The coal famine that Is
being engineered back there for
the coming winter.
Many Of The best Iftis minds
arc prescribing Injunction. sawed.
eff shotguns and jail - . RENE
dy for the suggestion
Uncle Sam, not having WORK
enough for his skilled mechanics
in the Washington navy yard.
put . five-day week into effect In
order 10 hold that body Of men
together against future emer-
gsncy.
Should the best little minds
make Uncle Sam . party defend
ant In lts injunction suit--and
-slc~ their gunmen onto hirn'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
A Letter From Avridge Mann

within your soul. you hear voice de
MED 20 mortal ear. whose nuts com
munieafions toll that God " good and
all Ia we'll
And 90. when clouds are overhead
when Faith Is weak and Hope ia
dead. when many cares OF iifs op
press and courage wines beneath the
stress. II makes us drawer. stronger
men. 20 hear your story once again.
So. H~ien Keller. here's 20 you
You make our sky . brighter blue
you take our clouds Of desp despair
and put . silver lining there When
trials swarm and troubles TEEN. how
trivial you make them scent
AvRID0E MANN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Have Seattleites Bad Manners?

Editor The Star
since you sesm 10 Be hs one on
whom the weary ana nerve-racked
pour out their troubles. I have 4
couple Of grievances which win
happily unload on you.
Being one who enjoys not matrt
mcn,ai bliss. Q bachelor - II we're.
and thereby forced 10 break my
bread In the various hoste'rfes Of
this city. Of late when 60 70 any
Of these places. u IL with n feeling
Of fear. inconvenience or know not
what. usually sit NJ the counter
and II 10 almost impossible TO eat IN
peace. a. the seats are 80 close to
gether that those on my right and
left are jabbing me with their el-
bows. I have thought over this con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Defends Fatty" Arbuckle

would have done under the eiIcum'
stances.
I certainly believe that Arbuckie
should be punished for having II.
auor and tolsraunz such soings on
In bis rooms.
why should Arbuoias spend much
time and money on his own people
when they cared nothing for him7
Reading between the lines Of his
step mothers letter. he was made
tho laughing stock and Inundated
often by his family.
certainly hope Justice win be
done and not injustios. because Miss
Rape was beautiful and he . rich
man. Yours for fair play.
MRS. c. E. g. Arlington. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

dition for scms time. ana have con.
Guided that the seats are far enough
apart. but The trouble u with the
guests.
have been thru ne eastern ana
middle states ana have never OBJ.
served men spreading their elbows
on the table ~ they DO here. What
y me cause Of thh7 DO you think
II the fault Of the parents IN not
training the children rightf Or may
be the men are worked at such
high speed out West that their
shoulders are tired.
do not suppose that this fault 10
70 be found with all Seattle men. a.
have never been inside any private
homes here and know not their II.
bic manners: but for those who pat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

Editor The Star:
Just can't keep rtiii any longer
on this Arbuckle onss. III the beau.
tlfui Miss Rape was the Kind OF a
gin that tho lawyers are trying TO
make people believe she was. why
was shs there In his rooms drinking
the forbidden liquid. breaking the
prohibition iaw7
Why did abe 20 70 his bed room
with him1
II she was 20 pure and good, why
was shs not where q good Eirl should
have been1
No. because Mas Rape was beau
tifui one man In being made the
goat. A beautiful woman can get
away with most anything. Arbuckls
did no different than any other mG n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Subjects Star Readers Are POndering Over

that the sans income would be pro
duced a. under tho si.3.oont fares.
II would have taken 1880 900 s.cent
fares In August. 1921. TO produce the
Same income mr. under the ti.s.cent
fares, an Increase in travel IN that
month OF b.292,ooo passengers.
Where are you going 20 get then7
~. In my opinion. would be time 70
talk OF reduction in fares after q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

substantial reduction In the bonded
indebtedness. and not now.
Tho result. II the scent fare goes
into operation NJ this time. would be
the creation Of the oid.timo deficits.
and an advance. possibly. TO eA
cents. and then TO t1s cents. and
this Juggling would certainly lead 10
the adoption OF tho referendum TO
place the fares AZ . cents ID. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Miss Heisn Keller.
Moore Theatre. Scatter

Miss Heisn Keller.
Moore Theatre. Scatter
Dear Helen. tho you DO not know.
knew you many years ago. for often
AZ my mothers knee. I heard your
story told 10 me. and ever when !
hear your name. think Of what you
ovsreams.
And even now. when am blue. II
bucks me up TO think Of you. and
how you mot and conquered Fate
with Faith subllns and Courage
great. and never stopped u wall or
whine At troubles greater far than
mine.
often think that you can see with
greater clarity than We. ana that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Newspaper En-.
| tcrprsss Assn.
| and unitsd
Press Service.
Birds of the Uplands

Tbi, is the time office and
news
The evening oils crack and
rubs
all place.
and ys fat slice of baeon he goes
q bang Of
Mv
alive Of birds the avnins bloody pocket OF his
imposs old
and Will
such dreputab
muderousf fashion
tandm high He
primitive cavern on
Dad him BIRTH he shifts the
In
Of tho brushth
Dad ostniby
out to something like 100000
Those these birds
endurab
hdet
the o cat;o perhaps slow starvation
So kaveda b. burn that ancient hunting coat
And after
Of
<-;,. ireland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Ciue Coucn
Park Buses

The city council b calico upon
ssday u pes On . rscsmmsnds
Zion mads b. IT. utilities esmmiA
~ Tor . sso.ooo spproprAsion y
establish . municipal motor bus
servies - Csweu PERI
n eouner's lecisisn sheul1
enA uust - unequivccal1y IN
favor q the Recommendation.
n b nss merely that the city
= unAsr obligation to furnbh
transportation 10 ths io.ooo-odd
residents u Cewcu park. and fhae
the motor bus proposal b the
loxiul melhod-altho that alone
= snsugh 10 decids the matter.
But experts On the subject
sxrss that ths urban transporfs-
ton problem Il In . transitional
period; that drastic changes arc
certain 70 b made IN the neat
few yeasA-
A. experts ~ equally unsn'-
n,en in ths opinion that Seat
Gs transportation problem = not
being handled In an ideal way
70 state the matter charitably--
what time could be moro propl
eIous for tho trying Of the expert
mont?
Ne city has yst succeeded In
eliminating the street car entirely
In favur Of the motor bus or
the trsckiess trouey--and The
Star b nst prepared to predict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Editor The star:

Editor The Star:
I notice in a morning paper . full
page article advocating reduction OF
car fares to 8 cents
This article also states that IN Au.
gust. 1919. ii.7ss.eoo passengers
were carried At cents. producing
s5ss.s25: August. 1920. a.ss4.ooo pass
engers were carried at az can,s.
ss27. 7so: August. 1921. T.sJs.o0o pass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
A Statue for Doughboys

Editor The star;
Tel the mayor TO stop that cuff
about raising s2b, 900 for a statue for
doughboys.
DO ahead and raise the amount
and use II 10 put q lot OF them on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Disapproves of Scent Fare

snwerr were carried At sil cents.
ssei. SEQ.
Tho city authorities have informed
the public. In . hesltating way. that
the proceeds OF the s1-3-cent fares
are adequate 10 par upkesp. interest
and retire the bonds A. they mature.
Some OF tho newspapers tell US
that the reduction Of the fare to 8
cents would increase tho travel so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

thai thb wm ~ socomplhhsd
for . dscaAA
But The Star dpes believe that
h would b absurd 10 establish N
Improbable 100000 street car
extension in Cowen park. 70 In
crease the volume Of Improbable
long-isaui car traffic. when II has
been demonstrated that . $4,000
motor bus service would make
money on the io-ccnf faro the res
idcnts are willing to pay.
Let's give the Cowen park
scheme . triai--and. II II proves
successful Il may mean . big
step In . fInal solution Of our
whole transportation trouble