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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
Animals and
Poultry in City
Editor The Star:


l.. u. Kesnr IL entirely right II Il
ridiculous and n-American for any
councilwomAn OF councilman to at
tempt % put restrictions on what
poultry. livestock or other animals or
birds Il is our privilege Ia free
county 10 own.
As far an Mt Keeno'a vicious at.
tack on mans best friend and pro,
tccieF -ihc dog-i would any 70 SIR.
Kcsne that his heart seems 10 be en-.
tirsiy stomach. since he can only acc
n living. Il u apparent, in an animal.
And viii reply that have person
ally owned rooster that attacked
and tore a child 20 badly with his
spurs That I was ordered 10 have him
killed. And l will also nay that there
are very fow ROSTERS that are not in
clined to attack either Efownups or
children. and hin0 owned ben
which took the cake for yicIousneas
However. man IL supposed 20 know
better. aud 10 have sympathy for all
thiugA II man knows or recs a
dog 10 b watching a place. he ought
10 have hensS enough 20 keep out.
and $50 that his children do. too.
DOGS know they nro expected 10
watch property. Usually they do
wstehman'H work and arc not over
paid in either human sympathy Or
deccncy. AH FAR as the tenderness IL
the human race. ! have seen iitiEt
children tearing 81 each other. hii-
ting each other. And boys robhlng
bird nests. Hionlns rata- sssss.sss.irs saag-..
and two boys I raw invented a whip
which comprised nail at the end at
iached 10 wire. which they applied
20 groeorymnn'a horse. just for fun.
Boys to hlamc7 mol But their par
cnsA were Human beings such as
these have Il in them 10 be naturally
vicious and instead OF instilling a
Christian love and attitude towards
animals and all things helpless. their
parents encourage brutality by their
very attitude a dog hasn't much
chance Of gathering knowledge IN
this world. but / find them better
companions than many men. and 1
have yet to Hec ono attack whore the
individual had no way Of coming
back. which / am sorry 20 say isn't
always mans noble method. Keep
your chickens. Mr.. kccnc. but us fell
lows. soldiers who know what tho
dog 40 worth In this life of human
cussedncas. don't care 90 hear the
dog slandered. thank you.
Very truly.
l.. GLANCE CHAPMAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

Rip roarin' Hiram Johnson, the California senator who
eats entangng alliances alive to keep them from endan-
gcring his countrymen is on his way back home from
Europe.
Leave Europe aonew shouts Hiram That's his new
slogan or rather his factoryrebut old one which was
Leave America aonep
fiiram has been to Europe for six weeks and now
knows all about it. He's made grand tour of the water
most Of the resort hotels along the Mediterranean
He hasn't been to Essen, Moscow or Lausanne or
lot OF important trouble centers but that's all right He
knew all about them from the geography he borrowed
from the senate librarian before he went to Europe and
ne knows just as much now as he did then
Hiram says the hemispheres have nothing to do with
each other and when he takes ship for America the Old
World and the New will be cleaved in twain for good
That is, except for cleaving thf Hiram
intends to do when ne gets back to thou S. A. and sac
rfices himself the altar Of public veal as candidate
for president in 1924 But what's personal sacrifice
when the world must be cut in two?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
"Main Street' Gets the Idea

The triumphant progress Of cooperative community
advertising goes on.
Recent years have various sections of the United
States make themselves famous and prosperous thru
effective setting forth of their and their
charms the mediums that reach people living IN less
favored localities. California made herself famous by
Advertising at present the big cities of the Pacific
Northwest and the railroads that serve this region are
conducting scientific and clever publicity drive of SIM
liar nature And il is winning rapidly Tourists and
prospective settlers coming by thousands.
Now another step is being taken, The small towns
have gone in for advertising their local attractions in
effort TO turn parts of the big main tourist stream in
their respective directions dozen two Western
Washington communities have co-operated in this way,
using full page of Star display space weekly This
is modern constructive work and is bound 10 bring big
results to the live who pushing it,
You can fly from should
desire & Consianiinoplc!
determined live Irish republic why
doesn't he New York city,
of prohibition days the Reptile Society Of
America has been organized
d viii The telephone Will
be established the Island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
Editor The Star.

Z Editor The star;
/ In recent issue Of The star ! no.
,lced that Game Warden Beach u
setting up a great howl because .
ian has been put on fishing in Green
lake by the park deputies. Rlghtol
I Perfectly properi What's the great
ldsa Of fishing 10 Green lake. any.
way. one Of the finest fresh water
/ bathing lakes IN the city. and 70 ad-
ynniaEcously situated right In the
heart OF the city whereas there are
hundreds Of other places surround.
ing Seattle where fishing can ba
donei Mr. Beach says. hundreds OF
dollars have been spent and lot OF
energy in stocking this lake with
fish the past five years" During all
this time the game warden and fish
commissioners knew that Green lake
was a city bathing resort. enjoyed By
grown-ups and thousands OF chill.
dren. then why should the game war
den attempt to stock this lake with
fish and ron thousands OF this fresh
water bathing place. located as II is.
in the heart OF the city?
II they have spent hundreds OF
dollars and lots OF energy" tstting
In swivel chairg in stocking this
lake with fish for the purpose OF
making Fish pond" OF II. then why
did the city council n few years ago
make an appropriation OF about S.
900 TO purify the lake. turn in spring
water. etc. 10 make II an ideal bath.
ling place for the thousands Of chill
dren and grownups OF Scattle7 All
this appropriation. OF course. was not
used, only about ne-fourth OF Il,
which was used in moving the bath
house to the north end OF the lake.
turn In a few springs at the north
end. 30 while on the subject II might
be well 10 learn what has become OF
the balance Of the appropriation. The
question is: Shall this be fishing
| pond for few anglers, and few
would-be anglers in casting prac-
tlce.' or bathing beach for the
masses?" Mr.. Beach may say there
are other bathing places nenr Seattle.
Well and good. but the wnter OF not
one Of them Is as warm as II IL in
Green lake, nor so admirably stu.
ated. There is always a great howl
about Fairgrounds" and Of continu-
ally Improving them, then In all
common sense Is not Green lake also
q playground" only OF different
nature? The former Is dry. the lat.
ter wet. Let those that want to fish
go TO some OF the other fishing
places. but don't rob the Riddles OF
Green lake.
What would Los Angeles, San
Francisco, Portland or Tacoma do
were they blessed by nature with
such a body OF fresh water in the
heart Of their cities? Don't yo,,
think they would improve It TO the
limit for o bathing resort and say Ia
---- with the fish, Mr.. Beach
further says Lake Washington, too
lis full OF fish and Seattle has more
fish In Its limits than any other CITY
In tho world. Mark you, he says
world. This Is o broad assertion. and
granting IL be true, then let those
that want 20 fish "tnckle" Lake
Washington. and some OF those other
places, but let's make Green lake one
OF tho incest and clennest inland
fresh water bathing resorts In the
world. Tho words, "in the world
can Just as well be applied to bathing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
So
more
gasoline mileage
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-

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II is fact well known to automotive
engineers that the carefully selected West
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Zerolene is manufactured is the best crude
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motor lubricants. This crude, carefully Sc
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This means that ZeroIene thins down
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Ill the varying temperatures Of engine opera
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delivers mere horsepower to the wheels
On the ground and gives greater mileage
from the gasoline.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
THRIEDA'S
i OLLIES

She was 40 proud OF her hair.
II was auburn.
And a beautiful shade.
Mine Is nondescript brown.
thought she ought to he In
fashion.
Bobbed hair is no becoming.
I offered 10 cut Il for fsr.
Women never know when 20 stop
did.
II was just this side OF the scalp
She now wears viz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
REAL ROMANCE

B1 tltAhbfo NlIltOLl<S WEBB
HERE'S 20 the writer's Of real Romance
II with nauRht but a tale 10 tell.
Here's 10 their knights " shield and lance
testers Of cap ana beill
Castle with tuueta and moat beside.
Dismal waste where the monster died
Tourney and joust ana a Wild night ride
And the magic OF Merlins spelil
Here's 10 the writer's who lightly 80
Into the realms Of spaee
Mars and the Land Of the Golden Glow.
Puck and his dwelling place.
Valleys ana mountains Of Tho moon.
Lands discovered not set but soon.
Mystical madness Of nights In June
And the charm OF the star Queens face!
Here's 10 the writer's who take ~ FAR
Into tho jungle deep.
Where all the hidden dangers nre.
Peris that hide and creep
Tawny leopard and monstrous snake.
Poisoned pool and the tangled brake.
Endless liver and bOitomiesa lake
And the death that comes with sleep.
Here's TO the writer's Of real Romhnce
with nnught but "a bully tale.
Purpose no more than a cOqUette'B glance
Light as the foam on nlel
Here's 10 the writer's who take Us far
70 another century. cline or star!
To where adventure and conquest are
And the lure OF the endless tmlll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
New Oregon Auto
Law Goes in Effect

SALEM. Ore. May 2i.--Tho auto.
mobile registration law. requiring
registration OF NONRESIDENT cars
within ~ hours after arrival in the
state. becomes effective today.
No charge II TO be made for res.
iE;ra,ion. which is merely intended
az check on motorists TO prevent
abuse Of the automobile registration
law.
Offices Of registration have been
arranged at Aedford. Salem. Port.
land and Ontario.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
A Prize-Winning Editorial

William Allen White. editor Of The Empora Gazette
and famous novelist and publcist awarded the Pu
prize of $500 for having written the best newspaper
editorial during 1922. II published in the Gazette,
July 81 The editorial appeal for free speech and
its reading is commended to those including judges who
act upon the assumption that suppression of free speech
and throtng of the press have place in democratic
Institutions. The editorial follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugiy
spots. How 10 Remove Easily

Spots. How 10 Remove Easily
Here's chance. MIrb Frsekls.
face. to Try a remedy Tor freeFiss
with the guarantee Of a reliable
concern that It viii not cost you a
penny unless it removes tbs
frockies. whls n Il does give you a
clear complexion The expense is
trining
simply get an ounce o. otblns-
double strength-from any druggist
and "a few applications should Hhow
you how easy Il b 10 rid yourself
Of The homaly fIvckles and get
beautiful complexion. Rarely IL
moro than one ounce needed for
the worst case.
Re sufs 20 ask the druggist for
the double strength Othine as this
strength IL sold under guarantee OF
money hack n IL falls 10 remove
freckles Advertisement,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
\ LETTER FROM
AVRDGE fIANN

Dear Toka
The Awful Truth with Ina Claire, aud
Bruce Meiar the handsome youth the hero there lilo
loved hcn tho play Of coureand like lot % In spite
OF having divorce. he wanted her
lie thought she loved another bird; she sa wasn't true But
st he couldn't thought
egoe they Kid themselves along and Ike think
they're mighty wise, and hate 10 say uoyrp wrong
And they had verbal fsh like married pair To DO
informed he wasn't right would his with
recoiecons dome whispered the wife Say don't
make you feel HOMER And amt u true 10 ilfeT+
And then thought Il often the well. tho
any husband tell They
Have you bad drinkfr drop"
get by with that" they think. Il know rs just lie"
SO In the future Srmlse ia lot II should a
siandardzo No matter
a Earssd none say supposed DO
Yes. dcar--but oniy oNEr'
@,uaee 2. Mane,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
TO AN ANXIOUS FRIEND

justice is tymany. no matter
how you may sugar coat u
with expedicncy. This state
today Is In more danger from
suppression than from Vic.
lcnee. because In the end sup
precision leads TO violenee-ln-
deed. violence Is tho child OF
suppression. whoever pleads
for justice helps 10 keep tho
peace. and whoever tfamples
upon Me pcla for justice.
,emperately made In the name
Of peace. only outaEcs peace
and kills something fine in
tn. heart OF man which God
put there when No got our
manhood. When that Il
killed. brute meets brute on
each aide Of the line.
SO. dear friend. put fear out
OF your heart. This nation
viii survive. this state viii
prosper. the orderly business
OF life will 20 forward n only
men can speak in whatever
way given them to utter wha,
their hearts hold by voice.
by posted card. by letter or by
press Reason never has fail.
ed men. Only force and cx.
precision have made tbs
wrecks In the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

Developments In Michigan.
lead to the thought nktum.
shex In all things but the whiskers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

This win Of 10
reasonably Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

You tell me that law Is
above freedom OF utterancc.
and / reply that you can
have no wise laws nor free
enforcement OF wise laws un.
less there Is free expression
Of the wisdom or the people
and. alas. their folly with
II. But. II there Is freedom.
folly viii die OF its own poi.
son. and the wisdom will sur.
viye. That is the history
OF the race. II Is the proof
OF mans kinship with God.
You say that freedom OF ut.
teruncc Is not for time OF
stress and reply with the
sad truth that only IN time
OF stress IS freedom OF utter.
anee 10 danger. No one qucs-
tons Il In calm days. because
II IS not needed. And tho re-
verse Is true also: Only when
free utterance Is suppressed
Is IL needed. and when II "a
needed IL Is most vital TO
Justice. Peace is good. But
II you are interested in peace
thru force and without free
discussion-that Is TO say.
free utterance deccntly and in
order-your interest in Justice
Is slight. Aud peace without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

Many small going businesses are
for Eale, DO you wish 20 buy one7
Star want ads viii help you locate
just what you want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

One big drawback the general situation that
TO think that there nothing the majesty the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
3o99o Less Carbon

Because ofthe carefully selected Wes;-
ern Naphthenic Base Crude from which
it is made and because of its purity and
stability resulting from our exclusive proc
ess of manufacture, Zerolene forms on
an average 309o less carbon than other
oils 1t forms less carbon than any other
motor oil known to us.
The minimum carbon deposit left by
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blows out with the exhaust What re-
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to the hard, fiint-like deposit left by many
other oils, some of which often cost twice
as much as Zerolene. AS a result, the
Zerolene fabricated automobile may be
driven from Is % to sou farther without
having the valves ground or the cylinders
rebored.
A Better Oil Even If Does Cost Less
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

fly Conaninoplc should
desire o 20 . Consianinoplc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

DE Irish republic why
doesn't he New York city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

Right prohibition the Reptile Society Of
America has been organIrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

Wild will The telephone viii
be established on the island.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-28
HOUSE MEMORIAL ON GAME SEEKS
 LOCAL CONTROL
Foster Introduced Memorial Opposing Nelson Game
 Bill Tn Congress.

Opposition to the Ne'son game bill, prepared by Dr. E. ". Nelson chief of the Bureau of Biological Survey, and introduced in the last Congress, is expressed in House Joint Memorial No. II, introduced this morning by Representative Foster ..of Cerdoya. It also asks that the Organic Act be amended so as to empower the Alaska Legislature to make and administer game laws for the Territory.
 The memorial declares:
 Whereas, the people of the Ter. ! rltory of Alaska are forbidden by Inc terms of the Organic Act from in my manner legislating with regard 10 the game laws of the Territory i; ard
 "Whe.eas. the game laws of the Territory are wholly inadequate to properly protect and cure for the game situation in the Territory; and
 "Whereas. we are unalterably op- posed to legislation by Departments and Bureaus to the exclusion of the voice of the people of the Territory ], and
 "Whereas. H. R. 12143. commonly known as the Nelson Game Bill, has been introduced in Congress, by the terms of which Act it is proposed to delegate to the Secretary of Agrlenl- ture, the duty of making game regu- lations having the force and effect of law, the violation of which is pun. ishable by fine and imprisonment; and
 "Whcrc2s, the effect of said Nel i son Game Bill would be to place in l the hands of the power having the strongest influence, the control oi l tho Game Laws of Alaska which said Influence would in our opinion be the voice of the big game hunters of the eastern part of the United States and
 "Whereas. the people of Alaska are net hunters of game for sport or foi the thrill obtained from killing some H'd animal. but depend on the game of Alaska for the means of sus tain.ng life while in the hills;
 Now therefore, we. the Legislature of the Territory of Alaska, do heart fly condemn tho said Nelson Game 1 PiM and do ask that the same be defeated in Congress; and
 "We further ask that the Congress Of tho United States do change tht Organic Act of the Territory of Al aska to the end that the people ot Alaska by their duly elected Legis lasure, be empowered to make ans administer their own game laws.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-28
NEW ROAD BILL IS INTRODUCED
 BY REP. WILSON
Seek to Wipe Out Co-opera- tive Systems and Set Up
 Independent Body.

Designed to wipe out the present cooperative system Of road building now in force between the Territory and Federal road construction agen cies, House Bill No. 21, providing for a complete organization and inde pendent system of construction, was introduced this morning by Repre- sentative Wilson. of Nome. There IS no provision of any kind in the measure for cooperative work.
 The author of the measure, com menting on it today, said
 "The road bill introduced by me proposes to restore the system oi 1917-19 under which the Territorial road funds were expended directly by elected road commissioners, one in each Division. The present so- called cooperative road act under which Territorial road appropriations are turned over to Federal agencies to be expended by them is not giving much satisfaction i'll the Second Divi. sion. It is the opinion there that money raised in the Territory should be handled by elected local men ia. m'ihar with local conditions. and dl. rectly responsible to the people ani responsive to their wishes.
 Terms of Bill
 The bin provides for a central or Territorial Board which shall be the Territorial Board of Control, provid- ing that body is created by the pres ent Legislature. or the present Terri tolial Commission composed of the Governor, Secretary and Treasurer should the Territorial Executive De partment reorganization bill fail c. passage. This board is given limited rIowers, being charged with disburse- ment of Territorial road appropria e!ons. CT any Federal moneys ac- eruing for road work, to the Division posed law. It would receive reports from the latter boards and make biennial reports to the Legislature.
 Four Divisional boards are sought to be created, one in each judicial district composed of an elective com lltSGHOitI III tdCii, anu NohiAiiSoio CTS in each recording district ap pointed by the elective member oi the Division The salary of the lat ter is placed at 6 per cent of the amount expended but not exceed S2,500 per annum. Assistant commis' sioners draw no salaries, but are to be allowed living and travelling ex penses on trips made on official busi ness. The elected commissioner is responsible for expenditure Of al funds in his Division and the con structfon and maintenance of all Ter ritorial road projects. Two-yeaf terms of office are provided for be ginning March 1, 1925, the commis sioners elected last November being allowed to serve until that time.
 The House this morning passed
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-28

one Senate and one House bill; two mouse bills on second reading, and fou1 Senate measures, and recom- milted one Senate bill to committee. Senate Bill No. 8, dedicating four ods along each section line for high, way purposes, and House Bill No. 20, amending section 1,558, Compiled Laws Of Alaska, were passed by a unanimous vote.
 House Bill No. 16, providing for covering certain fees into the Terri tcrIsi Treasury; No. 16,. providing fer a fee to be collected by the Sec ratary of the Territory for issuing cert. .iicates with seal of the Terri tory affixed; Senate Bills No. 56, amending chapter D. Alaska Session Laws of 1915; No. AT, denouncing false pretense in soliciting money for associations or organizations; No. 31. amending section 2,075, Compiled laws of Alaska. relative to computa- ten of sentence for criminal offense, and No. IT. repeating section 300, Compiled Laws of Alaska, passed their second readings.
 Senate Bill No. AS, to define and punish embezzlement, adversely re- ported by the Judiciary Committee, was sent back to that committee Tor amendment, CT redrafting
 Hearings on Industrial Act
 Public hearings are planned for the Industrial Insurance bill introduced 10 days ago by Representative Deck