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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Amazing Bridge Architecture
Ddssor The star,

E6ftor The Esa<s
fnaamuch an another ACCIDENT 90.
CURED on the Wheeler st~I%wton
way viaducs the night following the
placing OF safssy signs ,h~re I think
the time 4. opportuns for someone 10
make mention Of the real cause Of
these disasters
To my w~y Of thinking. n anyone
with criminal intent wanted 70 re-,
traps for the motoring public. he
could DO no better than to copy the
plans followed in the construction
Of some Of our visducta
A. the intersection OF W. wheeler
IT. and LAwton why. where . recent
accident took a toll OF three lives. the
whssier ~. portions OF the visduct
are offset a. the intersection prao
tscaily the full width OF The road.
thereby insuring any motorist going
either east or west wreck against
the bridge timbers II he falls To do
tour. II also causes one to manipu-
late a machine In such . way that .
person travelling on LAwton way
may not divine It's intentions. OF tho
haif.dossn accidents occurring here.
to my knowledge. that abrupt offset
caused most OF them.
Journeying on north on fnwton
way. few hundred feet from this
death corner. another great piece Of
engineering was performed IN n
curve where the OUTSIDE OF the
curve IL low. instead of tho inside. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Defends Japanese Schools

their older people understand. and
for that purpose alone these schools
were established simply 20 acquaini
the Amsrican.born japanese chill.
drsn with the language Of their
fathers. while they, Themselves. will
speak the English language almost
exclusively.
You viii remember also that there
are Chinese. Hebrew and other for.
eign language schools In our midst.
and there Is no great fear that thos.
languages viii outstrip the English
tongue.
II you doubt the Amsricanism and
patriotism of the Japanese children.
or stiil cling TO the propaganda that
they are not taught tho love Of this
country first OF all. then you can st
any time ask any of tho japanese
children at the Bailey Gatzsrt
school. which country they belong
to. and they will readily tell you
that the United States comes first.
II you hear thess Same children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

Of this community paid something
like 5000 eco In local Improvement a.
sessmsnts for this 'prcirei.-
Going north two blocks from the
end Of tho LAwton way portion OF
fhis structure Ia the w. Dravus nt
u.stie. connscting 18th and goth
ayes. w. w. Drsvus Ia n wide street
somsthlng Ike 100 feet, but in spite
Of this fac; :, seems that u was no,
Wild. enough 10 contain 'reatle with
a fo.foos roadway without making
tho roadway OF the bridge line with
the sidewalk at the endr. which II
does. and two vehicles approaching
each other at the east end OF this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

sing NY Country rs Of Ths>.- or
see them salute the stars and
Stripes" and stand bsfors them with.
cut using a handkerchief. NIGH,
say you have no faith In this splsn.
DID public educational system Of
your own country.
The textbooks used In tho Japan
csc language schools IN tho state
81 Washington are specially edited
and compiled for the children with
a view OF teaching them America.
first ideas.
when thu congressional commit.
tee visited here two years ago. all
Of ths-s textbooks were submitted
to them. and are on file In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

structure approach hsad-on unt1 a
very shcrt distance separates them;
then. ~ skillful helmrmen. az the
night second a swing 70 tho right
saves them. This In the safety
route used BY tho Magnolia buff
bus today.
Going north four blocss from West
Dravus 81. we come 10 THE Nicker.
son nj. approach TO tho 18th ave. W.
bridge. I would advise all motorists
20 avoid this place unless as skillrul
with their car as an English fox
hunter IL with his horse. II ono can
jump fences. climb poles and loop
tho loop with his car. he may make
H. On. can make II with compare
tive safety with a wheclbarrow or a
baby buggy n only low gear II used.
And In place OF all the curves and
rightanRie turns 10 get thru hero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
LATERCt to EzNQ
irresponsible Insanity Charges

club. II aho waa not actually con-
nscted with than
Miss Walker has no redress She
must face hiighted life. Only BY .
miracle. and thru the intervention Of
rixht-splfised people Of Seattle vas
abe saved from a sentences Of living
death. What challenge ara our
courts % justice rive TO ths socussr.
Mrs Bcttinger. when nhs placed tina,
CHARGE What protection bad this
girl from q lot OF distanfsfui mo-
torietyr What investigation WA
there mace Of the merits Of the
charges OF . dance haii keeper IN
whose establishment Questionable 80.
euritiss we're sold. against thu stand
Ing Of an upright young lady who
taught art and music In q public
school hsfore this young womAn's life
was publicly hiiEhtsdf
None--nons AZ ALI
fsnS u time We had sums pEveso-
tive iextslntion along this unes
What win this session af Olympia
bring FORTH
MYRTLE DE MONTHS.
dig Hafbor. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Editor The star.

Editor The STAR
Now that tho affairs Of George u.
Trlton are being aired to tho world
again and tho connection OF Mrs. NJ.
n Bsttinger with tho Questionable
transactions Of this former preddsnt
Of the Prudential Savings A Loan
Co. does anyone give . thought to
another poor vietim--oae who was
crushed and broken and has gone OF
10 s~ek obiivionF I speak Of Miss
Roberta Walker. against whom this
same Mra Bcttingrr filed an insAn-
ssy charge q short while ago.
Miss Roberta Walker represented
what IL best and most lovely In our
eiyiiixation--wwcet young woman
hood. good refined. educated and eui-
tured ana she Vas swept down undsr
. fall charge: crushsd undsr the Last
ting stigma Of insanity. aifho actually
acquitted In court: and this charge
Wa allowed To Be put aEainss hsr to
ruin her ttss bNa woman Who ran
dance haii and whose vaiu. 10 So
ciety II exsmpiified IN the fact that
she must have known much Of the
enterprises Of Triton In her dance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

all thst was required was . straight
piece Of treutls the length Of the
worm leading directly up from
Eickcrson street to the intsrsvction-
II our lives have bsen spared aftar
this ordeal we can journey on to-
Oh. what's tho uSer AL of "
natives expect to grt killed right
here In our own nelshborhood; eigns
and hisrogiyphics will never save us
but. Oh. that nome Of the farmers
back In dear old Posey county had
the persons responsible for these
bridges TO build worm fences for
thcmi II 10 said 10 be bad taste 10
knock and not offer something con
s,ructive. 40 here II 10: whenever a
community wants bridge. decide
how wide they want II and then get
tho rest OF the street vacated to prf-
vate parties who win protect II
against treGpess. so there viii b no
room for friils.
@. g. SLAUGHTER,
soo7 goth West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Tax-Exem pt Securities

For many days, Congressman Ogden L. Mills, million
Re representative of New Yorks financial arsocracy,
IS been telling committee of the house all about the
trrors of tax-exempt securities
IBut Ogden is voice in the desert crying alone NO.
Heed. He is ably seconded by mutmilhonaire Secre-
Try Of the Treasury Andrew Mellon by many of MIR.
telon's friends and partners by the Western Farm
brtQa0e association another northumberland concern.
the National City bank. the Morgan interests the
hhn-Loeb interests. the Saturday Post, Wall Street
urnal and host of other "tribunes of downtrodden
Ioletariat."
why all this sudden and tender soctude for the com
pn peope7 Why this sudden hatred of the wealthy by
= dchf What has happenedf
Well, friends. admitting there two sides to this
ostion. desire to offer the following facts In
nuation of the principle Of taxexempt municipal and
nte securities-a principle which to lack press
rents just
II there had been no tax-excmpt securities San Fran
co would still be in the throes OF corrupt inefficient
ID nerve-rackng street monopoly; Los Angeles
|ould be buying water and hydraulic power from a
vate monopoly, less favored cities are doing;
etroit would have municipal railroad: there would
s mighty few state county paved highways and the
ectric power of the future would be securely held
u trust by the first friends Of Messrs Ogden Mills,
)eIon ct al
These rich lovers of the common folk" may be per
tctH pure in their protestations but somehow we're
bspicious.
I1 hsss .
<1esagsssstcn sxpcrs. being there
IR.nes pr pays
[zpavs escapss paying.
II ssaey OIL sirpsans
- ~ right field
|Es9 kshsn nvs America MIMI whoss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Fable of the Wise Man Who Bit

paid him the honor Of . witt he
had tho pleasure Of proving To hsr
that he was the wisess Of men and
abe had tho satisfaction Of selling
him . rrst mortgage on the won.
drous domain Of shebanE. She went
away content. he remained content.
A. time wore on. Sol congratu.
lated himself on his bushes. eagae.
isy and shrewdnsss. and sent out
caravans 10 investiKsfs this won
derfui new acquisition of his. The
caravans returned after . fruitlcss
search that consumed much time
and more money.
did you md 6hsban9f- asked
the visa monarch with fitting dig.
nifty.
Yes returned the leader sadly.
- IN the dictionary. II IL .
slang expression for dwelling. You
have been swtndisd.-
Moral. n N well for q wise man
70 stick 20 tho wisdom game.
JAMES T. RfTcH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Getting a "Kick" From Sugar

When you need stimulation, eat few Jumps of sugar
and you'll get much kick" from alcoholic
ocktai medical research of high standing
- his profession
& h adds: Most people win laugh at that statement,
TT It's chemical truth The sugar positively will slim
tln&e the physical body much the cocktail The
mental exhilaration may greater from q cocktail
HAN from lump but that's chiefly the power of
Imagination. The cocktail drinker gets kick because
AZ expects It, Is firmly convinced that he'll get IT, Sugar
1oesn to give this effect-because the sugar
eoter doesn't expect it. hence his imagination doesn't
xcnte It."
Mental stimulation is at least 80 per cent imagination
Sugar in the stomach is like coal in the furnace II
rapidly Is converted into heat and energy. That's why
% many athletes especially football players nsncvey
aye few humps Of before they enter contest
The stimulation from sugar is Of longer duration than
the kick" from alcohol Also sugar does not have
oIcohols Oppressive reaction.
ms winter half and much surprise Of
sonen 10 Death yet
In Chicago, when wakes shot,
~ wife = burglar.
headr asks Essen has very delicate Essen Maybe
Evesy and then all Of Is mad tell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
SCIENCE
Candy and Teeth
Not Harmful.
Vitamines the Secret
Egperts at Work.

One Of tho common reasons for
denying children quantities. OF can
dy IL that Il hurts tho teeth
An unusual quantity Of candy
may BE- harmful for various reasons.
but II has been discovered that u
doea not harm the teeth.
II lie not what a person eats that
harms the teeth, but what he does
not eat The iatost researches show
that lack Of certain yitsminos 10
food Ia tho greatest cause Of teeth
decay. Also. II has BEEN demon
s,rated that ultraviolet rays OF
wave length Of 400 Angstrom units
act as well as the vitamines In keep
ing tho teeth healthy.
Nutrition experts at Johns Hopkins
university are working ON thess
problems and may be expected 70
furnish facts that will postpone ths
toothless age Of tho human raoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Editor The star,

Fdfsor the Bar
read your editorial entitled
danish These Jap Schools" and II
you viii permit me. would Ike to
say a few words regarding that sub
ject. The agitation that these Jap.
sne~e schools teach tho children that
the mikado In divine. that the Jap
aness people srs the greatest racs
IN the world. that their duties lie
first of all 10 Japan. etc. IL abso-
iu,ely untrue and misleading. These
schools teach the japanese language
the same a. the French language IN
taught in tho high schools. 40 that
when these Amrricsn-cifiz-n Japan.
csc grow up they will be better
fitted a. the connecting link with
oid-worid social and commercial
waya
You wholly ignore the fact that
the best way 10 Amcricanizs the
first generation Of japanese here II
thru the Amcricsn-born children
using the Japanese language which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

EDITOR The star
The good kinG. Dol Oman. who
ruled the fair and unencumhered
domain Of AIN survsyd. was known
thruout that Neck Of tho Woods AZ
q wise man Even the most bitter
os hts enemi~. was willing 20 admit
that the Alpha Test had no .rrrors
for Sol. The ease With which he
grappisd with the Income Tax was
revelation. for allowing s2,soo per
spouse. tho exemption alone wan
between two and three millions.
Truly he was tho height OF saplenos.
Sol lived In luxury and made money
and . reputation ~ . syndicate
writer. because the short. snappy
epigrams he turned out went direct
70 tho hearts Of his readers. but he
was not content A. q wise man
he won the missing letter contests.
ana put the picture puzzles together
with tho greatest OF ease. but ss q
business marvel. no did not qualify.
He had never tried n.
when the great Queen OF shshans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

United states oongreaa; and these
facts onn be easily verified.
The japanese language schools
are opsn 10 any American child AZ
well az 20 Japaneso children. and
on, Of the many japanese children
who attend the public schools Of
tho city. only about 10 per cent
attend the language schools. and
then only after school hours.
In spite Of all sorts OF hystsria
and propaganda over this matter
and against the japanese people In
general. the Japanese are doing
their very utmost TO bring up their
children as true American citizens.
and we believe that the truth OF
this. which IL the final victor IN all
uA,tsra will eventually be accepted
Yours truly.
HENRY H. oKUDA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

Yen want TO get rich of Hoping to get sugges
1us you study rich men, with the idea In mind that
<oir system be copied You ask how certain rich
cn got their start In nine out of ten the
|Ker is "Oh, he made good investment in so-and-so"
Now, to make good investment, il is absolute
UNITY that he had to have some money to invest.
i y few Of inherit money. few have IL come al
k IN gift FORM thru the influence Of powerful friends
|Ao Hike Us. But the great rank and file OF people
- financial Independence only by slow and usually
|6fuful start
- good investment comes once you have saved the
||Hcy - put into the investment. Thrift Il . power
omvunk We an know this But the brain tends to
rct constant truths. So occasionally It's good thing
IN eurselves into fresh realization, by concentrating
b. subject Hike thrift
Ii About American In four has . savings bank
Int And the average savings depositor has from 5000
= >360 IN the bank Are you above below the
m most Of u.s. thrift Is only road to financial In
IDondence
onls1m California
IGrUu thckess
Gonekahs1 girl many
zrnc1n bobbed hsis.
csnssns always
- >Touhles havs
n1,s IN handling ssed Hssv~ seinA the
= ooHsnry u interior.
- making . b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

Fsfiior The star
who asc these PIT. A. that are
nc high aud mighty since when
have they become the Judges Of the
moral character Of cur moving pics
turr setorsT what right have they
10 pass Judgment on anybody are
they perfect One would simoss
think 10 10 nstsn 70 than and read
their articles Of prossssssion In the
daily papers 70 VIVA Hays for his
pardoninG Of Rosooe AsbuckiA
think he showed rare good tuds.
rnent In pardoninx Arbuckis. and I
should tfks to see . mas meeting
called for the purpose OF giving the
general public . ohAnos 10 voice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Judging FATTY" Arbuckle

their opinion on the matter. and not
leave II 70 the r II. A. and the Min
isteriai association. for. after all. h''
the general public whom II concern,
ana they shouid have . righs Il
decide.
No man ov woman. n they ars
sincere Christians. would try d
prevent anyone from making woot
IL he can simply because that per
con had committed . wrong ~ on'
TINA n ws should Judge the mora
character Of the actor and sctress
I am afraid there wouldnt b many
Ian 70 choose from
Yours for fair play.
NJ T. 0uSTAfSoN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Good Manners

Should . guest In town. accom-
panying her hostass Ga Q social
call. leave her card7
II tho person called on h not ~
homo. no. Also no. II the svsst 10
In town for 90 short . time that
her can cannot DO returned.
But II the callers find the hcste@
AZ home and tbs guest expects TO
remain In the neighborhood q fort
night or more. she should leave her
card. or may pencil her narns on the
card OF her resident companion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
A Tom on a TobOggan

italy cables that the whole town. San Lorenzo Beliz
a slowly sliding down mountainside II has 700
feet in two The ground under the town is slip
ping solid piece, like sled carrying boy Houses
have become lottery catastrophe constant danger
But the people take chance, refuse to move
It reminds you Of householders along rivers who
flee to the mountains during floods, then move back
where they're to be flood victims again. People
are like moths returning to the candle until it "gets"
them. We make the mistakes commit the same
4oolishness and The drunkard fears whisky
but doesn't leave it alone. In reality he wants to be
Its victim.
We lately
STREET. conductor yesterday.
together can't anything
What think doesni until IT,
Reader fat people wegy for reducing Yes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
( LETTER From
AVRDGE MANN

The who edit all
meeting a
thought oughtnt erudte
the write
walking giving
SO
Lynden's Tbunes ed.
wisdom in his head
NJ. Allen might Toppensh Review or
Davenport. might tell something
tell how gain diplomat Frank
q Baker might explain the coma In Tacoma"
went absorbing they told about
psychology o and Harry sbbs who
puts "carnaton." way TO
all the blooming nation.
bunch heard their words and tho
they And
that's you ought their view
perhaps wouldn't them for everything they
0srxsae q aes~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28

Armour ai,d Company, v
chicago sie jednou 4 najvasssicl
sjatkarskych spolocnosti naf svete.
'Jej Rapital a investment obnaSSa
vyss $500, 900, 900 a je vlastneny
II 900 iieastinarmi. Zamestnaya
vyse 10000 robotnfkov, ktori ma
il tiez svoje dspory iiSastinach
tejto spolocnosti. Spolocnost pre-
|dala ' roku 1922 svojich produk-
TOW v Gene 1861 ,l46,136.
Poziare Y Spoj. Statoch, va.
pricinene odhodenymi cigarami,
cigaretlami a .inymi nepozorno-
st ami staly obyvatel 'stvo pol BIZ
lliona dolarov tohto roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28

ilenal e0lR osaval 16vl MN
TAX sSt6ii ma ,sj lohl ns
mia "a hroans
vssk doi ii pocat'f Nevsdel som
lv6bec myaliet'. Me, alebol SON
panom seba. Cftif som, Se da'
jasky hypnotiaer ma osnAanil, n
venl mole rohit 50 mtion 60 sa mt
p6ci
Ami len pstat 50 stoliky som
nevladal. Vedl'a nina sede1a pna,
Il povedz, zelas 81 'srdce
zobrakag Z Co ii po fomf On ME sie
TIA holden. Daj sa mu oprosit' /; ne.
rob sa sama nest 'astnou!
Me! Ty musis byt moifm
Mnsis! Priamo ii K, velfm! Rozu-
mics sa Bud mojim!
ia Wac mesiacov trpela pre-
teba, Dimes, ked nevladzem d'a.
lei donucuiem ia, daj mi svoje
srdee, ked' mole 81 okradol. ...
Poddal som sa. vrely bozk som
vryl jej y cello, zbozkal. som i,l .
odprovadil domov. Zabavali sme
sa skoro do polnocnej omSe q.
Ked' siel som domov, hneva'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28

nh KU0 0llIYitU.


Jedna u naS Schutne isich tort ie
takavana Dobosova torta, ktora
nechybuSe ma ziadnyeh hoxtinac,'
i llaaisx xnejssich Rhdf. Mnohe Slo.
sverlgy i'll znsil yyborne priprs.:
vii vat Ked mainicky chc1 svojim
tiet ON fa5nill paakrtu nrobit', MET
led sls6 s Doboska = Dobos
k n sli rozlicne, tn podavamc je-
den I maj josvedcenejs jsfch receptov.
1D zltkov vajec, 10 jedacich
lyle clkru a 2 lyzice mlky dobre
r01miesat ma ostatok pridat'
shaI lll bielkov. 2 tohoto sa o.
bycajne upecie s do 10 listov ma
tortu.
Plnf sa nasledovnou plnkou: 3
cele vaicia, 3 zltky $ 10 uncami
cukru (funt ma 16 meow, da sa
do nadoby, ktorii treba dat do
druhej nadoby naplnenej vriaco,l
vodou (tedy ME priamo ma ohen)
a MESA sa do tych cias, kym ne
zhustne, naco odlozi sa pece. Po-
tom vezme sd 5 uncov zmaknutej
cekolady, ktora sa MESA $ 5 ln-
cami masla a prida sa X tomu j
prcdosla vychladnuta massa. Tym
81 plnia tortove listy a vrchnv
list sa tyna obtiahne posype ma
irobnof selany1ni oblatkami a tor
ia je hotova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28

Twas, | obzeral 81 sa "a nno,l a dnes
!hoyoris, ~ som ii celkom cudaia.
/ IA mech som. Tymto bude pre- teba
Ilepsie
v domneni, ze je snad odkaza-
Ina ma nie6im hmotnf ponce, opy-
ital som sa jej:
| 81 vel mi chudobna? Nemam
lsice mnoho penazi, ale podelfnl
: So rad.
I, nechcem, odsekla mi. Pc
|nazf mann Wac, nez spotrebujem.
tSom bohata, moi rodicia sl bo-
|hati... Nam peniaze, ale nem0-l
zem ich AMI videt Tie nespasia.
Ty ma mnsis spasit'. Ty mi mt
sis dat ma vianocny dar svoje
srdce.
= Devo! Preco indie nehl 'adas
st 'astie? Preco prave Il mia, Il
nest 'astneho cloveka? Gin ze by
som ii ia pomohol?
Nehovor tax. Ty 81 bohatier.
Isl! ia po nom ttizila vadycky,
muzski ma v6bec nezaujimali.-
Vsak, akoby vyrval niekto srdce,
|ked' spatrila som teba. Nevedela
som kto 81, nepoznala som ia este
vobec a, uz vtedy som chcela
zobrat' ia lasku ako dncs, ked'
mace stedro sa deli vsade.
81 skutoenc zaujimava. Mas
rodicov?
- Nam.
Preco ME 81 Ii Mich? Dnes ce-
le rodiny sii pospolu.
ia pre- teba prisla!
Akog Nechapem TIA.
Chcem, ably 81 prisiel k nam.
Chcem, ably 81 mi dial svoje srdce
pod vianocnym stromkom. !.
Ghcem, aby pod jaslickami 81 mi
sl'nboval vecn1 lasku!
A GO poviem-li ii, re ie
to nemozne?
- v tvojom lone sa zastrelim.
- Ty by 81 to nespravila.
= Ano. Pozri! Tu je revolver.
Moje utrpenie je II vrcholu. -.
Dial by som to nevydrzala.
Hrozne bolo divat sa ma til "a
HADN'T postavu. Este vzdycky som
ju nepoznal.| Chcel som utiect', no