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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

Axo SA xBkvrf PorkANov
" DolEkClfoSrT.

Potkany sa vyhybajd cistote a
svetlb q ked sa aomacnost' drzi
v.6istote a znemozhuje 50 i'm, aby
81 molly v obydli narobit diery
a skryse, V takaj domacnosti So
potkany nendrzia.
Ked' niekde sa potkany az "a.
hniezdily vel'araz AMI nikto me-
vie, ako sa mohly do pribytku do
stat, najlepsie je zadovazit 81 ma
ne jed tento je iicinlivy len vte-
dy, ked sa pokrmy ma vsetkych
miastach dobre schovaj1, aby pc
tkany nemohlp sa k MIN dostat'.
Odpadky 2 jedal majn sa znicit'
a tax potkanoy prinhtite zrat jed
od ktoreho chytro pohynii. Pri hla
dovani sa potkany nemnozia, tc-
dy pouzitie jedu je prostriedkom
vel mi uspokojivym ma vyhubenie
tyehto nositel'ov zlych chor6b.
Ministerstvo rol'nictva Una o
jedhom vel'mi ncinnom jedc to
ie baryum uhlicitanovy v prasku.
Kde nieto inych domacich zvie-
rat, m6ze sa jed bezpecne upotre-
bit. Je toi kov bez chuti v6ni
a vlozi sa do kiiska vnadidla ako
masa, ryb, pecienky alebo syra a.
lebo konecne i do varenej mrkve,
sladkych pecenych zemiakov, do
chleba, milky inych potravin.
Potraviny malsia byt, cerstve a
dobre, lebo potkan ma zle odpadky
nerad ide a siahne po necistej .
hnijlcej potrave len vtedy, ked
Incl nieto.
Jed sa sniesa takto: Jednu cast
jedu tri caste jedla. Ma sa pri-
dat vody, aby jadlo bolo vlhke.
Najma v parnych dnoch je vlhke
vnadidlo lakave pre- potkanov.
Vnadidla maj1 sa polozit ma mie-
sta, kade potkany najcastejsie che
dia. Je dobre zakrntit ich do pa
pieru. Potkan da sa tym sp6sobom
oklamat' a co by Dol al najm1-
dreisi.
Jed tento ME je drahy a p6sobi
zvol'na, takze kaSdy potkan ma
dost' casu unikndt'@ vyhl 'adat'
vodu, alebo opustf domacnost' a
zabehne do svojho brlohu, kde Ia
hynie. (FLTS.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
,PoRoDNE PoMOCNfCTvo
v SPOJ. STATOCH.

DIR. Anna E. Rude, riaditel'ka
materinskeho detskeho zdrayor-
nictva lradovni pre- peelivost o
dietky vo Washingtone napisala
clanok, ktorom pise pomocni-
ctve pri porodoch v Spoj. Statoch.
Tento problem je vel mi d6lezitym
a zaujfmavym pre- prist 'ahovalcov
lebo "a moron v eropskych kraji-
mach volajl obycajne k porodu pc
mocnicu (ba'bicku) manifesto leka-
ra to rodinach bohatsich. Ro-
deni Amerikani zavolajn skor le-
kara, alebo idn do porodnice, kdc
zostanl tax dlho, ako je treba.
V niektorych statoch sa pozadu-
je, aby porodna pomocnica bola re-
gistrovana u zdravotnej rady, ale
bo lokalneho registrara, alebo II
zdravotneho miestneho lekara, a.
lebo 1radnika, aby sa jej cinnost' !
mohla kontrolovat'. To pozaduje
sa v sc statoch. v II statoch musi
sa porodna pomocnieka podrobit
zkaske a potom dostane 1radn1 Ii
cenciu. Bee takeho povolenie ne
smie pri porodoch pomahat'.
Poplatky "a licenciu a registra-
ciu sl obycajne a v niektorych
stltoch, ako ma priklad v New
Yorku, musf sa registr6cia licen.
eie obnovovat' kazdym rokom.
Presna vyska znalostf ME je ST
ce este stanovena, a nieto este ur-
citsho pravidla, Go vsetko ma ia.
ka pomecnieka vedet' ) GO musi
studovat', nez licenciu moze do,
stat v troch stitoch ziada sa vyi
sia skola, vo dvoh postacia obecnt
skoly d odborne vzdelanie, v inych
statoch ziada 81, aby porodna po
mocnicka vedela anglicky cftat' /
pfsat. " inych statoch 50 dovolu
je, aby porosin& pomocpiSka Dol,
I xkiixanSfs Standardization tlumOG
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

borodns pomocnicky vobec poly
odstfanenf. Porodpe pomocnictvo
,nema byt' poYazovane "a nejaky
prameH zvlaStnych prijmov. n
New Yorlxn u Bellevue nemocnici.
kde bola sriadena skola pre- w
choyN porodnyeh babfc, Dol poset
ziasek zmenseny 5000 ma 1900,
Skola tato jestvuje uz skoro II ro-
kov. Y priebehu roku 1922 bolo v
New Yorku registrovant ma $50
pomocniciek,,
V niektorych statoch sa vobcc
nevyzadnje zvlaStna kvalifikacia
skolska, V niektorych statoch zas
sa pozaduje priamo iste vysoke
vzdelanie. TAX V California sa po-
zaduje yyssia 4 triedna slsola, zvla-
stny vycvik a vzdelanie a k tomn
musi podstipit' zkiisku. v India.
ne musl yychodit 4 rocnd ryss;n
skolu, musi mat, diplom . porod-
nfckeho kurzu a okrem toho musi
podstiipit' zkIsku. Y Marylande
musi vedct' eftat' pisat' angli-
cky, musl mat lekarsky certifi.
kat, ktoryy potvrdzuje, zc Dol nou
lekar pri 5: p5rodoch tri inc car-
tifikaty musia dosvcdcit jcj eest:
ny charakter. V New Yorku sa
pozaduje znalost' v cltanf a pisani
jazyka anglicleho, vyjmuc cudzin
ky, ktore 81 priniesly diplom GU
dziny dostatocne potvrdenie, ze
sa porodnictve dobre vyznaji.
Y Pennsylvania ST zakony tieto
.prisne, prave tax, ako v State Wis
consin, kde sa pozaduje diplom 70
skoly porodnickej, doklad 0 eest-
nom charaktere zknska. (FLIS.) J
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
Cerstvt vxduoh.

Cerstvy vzduch je prave tax po-
trebnym, ako al spanie. Diet a mn-
81 no mat od narodenia. Izba mu-
81 byt' dobre prevetrovana, lenze
tote neznamena zimu. Ked je diva
tyzdne stare v lete, alebo Cd sty-
roch do siestich ty.zdnov stare V
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
Pohybovanie.

Pohybovanie je TAX d0lezitym,
ako je cerstyy vzdnch alebo spas
nok. Ia najmladsia beba dostava
pohybovanic skrze kopanie, preha
dzovanic sa alebo plakanfm "a ie-
diem Kcd .ja asi devat' alebo de-
sat mesacna beba vo ySeobecnosti
zafne. raGknvat' a t0mto pohy-.
bcvani sa ma byt' povzbudzovana.
Ncmluvna poktisi sa ku chodenin
cbycajne vo veku vyse roka, ale
v tomto ohl'ade deti sa vel'mi r6z-
MIA. Beba nema byt' povzbudzo-
-vana ku statius alebo chodenin
Wac, nez to lsppa 20 svojej VAST
nej vola. !,
Zdrave deti su bohatstvom ma
roda. Jestli Enem6zete pridajat
svoju bebu, neberte ziadne. rizi-
ko. Date jej Bordenovo Eagle
Mlieko, tdto 5potravu, ma ktorej sa
iispesne c.achcvalo sta tisice dcti
behom poslednych sest 'desiat diva
rokov. Tisici lekari po celej kra-
jine odporncaj6 Eagle Mlieko, le-
bo ono je vel'm stravitel'ne sy-
.tiace jedlc. Eagle Mlieko je ciste
a zazivne., Je snadno strovitel ne
mate no dostatocnd zasobu ka-
zdom grocernom obchode bez ohl'a
du ma tc, ze kde pojdete.
Jedine stala pozorlivost' so stra-
ny rodicov udrzi .deti Cd toho, ably
neupadly do podvyzivy chrania
ich Cd nemcci q ochrannjd mladist
VII zivotaschopnost' a dobre zdra-
vie, co je zakladom budhceho Il
spechu a blazenostir Najhspesnej-
sich vysledkovev lieeeni Y podvy-
live sa nachodiacich detf dosiah-
mute bolo uzivanim Eagle Mlieka
Skolske deti,' trpiace Cd .nedosta.
tku potravfn, znamenite sa zlep-
sia, ked' Eagle Mlieko davane i'm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
you, ! roztrepany nj vajcami, ale-
bo osladenin1.

Me vsctlsy pdtlre 81 rovnake 4
rozamie sa, ze chcete byt' istou,.
ze vsetko, 90 ,lzivatc ma kozlsu vas
ho koienca, je eistym d. beapecnym.
Colgate's dcfskN pnder vyhov,ije.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

tri stvrte siallSe l'adovo stndeneJ
v6dy. Starsie detiyobcas radssj no,
rnajl ginger aleom, ovocnou st 'a-
Statement 81 the Ownership. management.
Circulation, etc. required by the Act OF Con
gress Of August "a, 1912, q younsstownske
Youngstown, Ohio. for April 4th 1924.
County : Il Mahoning, Is.
Before me, Notary Public In and for the
State and county aforesaid, personally. ap.
peared N. Grosshandler. who, having been
duly sworn according to law, dep0ses and
says that hc issthe President and Manager
Ct thu Publishers Of the Younwstownske ln,,s1.;,
to the best Of his knowledge and belief, . true
statement Of the ownership, management land
il q daily paper, the circulation), etc, OF the
the above caption, required by the Act Of
August -, 1912, embodied in section 442,
Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the
reverse Of this form, to-wit: ~
That the names and addresses OF the
publisher, editor, managing editor, and bus
mess managers are:
Publisher The United Printing Company
Editor, N. Mraz $50 West Federal street.
President ard General Manager, N. Gross
handler. 800 West Federal street.
2. That the owners are (Give names and
rnIation. give it's name and the names and
addresses OF stockholders. owning or holding
per cent or more OF the total amount Of
stock.
Mr. N Grosshandler Citv; Mr.. J. Kraia
City; Mrs. G.. Gorham, City; Mr.. James
Gn0fidge, City; Mr.. 1gnace Schwartz, City.
3. That the known bondholders. mort
cages and other security holders owning o.
holding l, per cent more Of total amour
Of bonds, mortgages, or other securities ar
tlf there are none so state).
None.
4. That the two paragraphs next above
giving the names of the owners stockholders
and security holders, if any, contain not onl!
the list of stockholders and security holders
IS they appear upon the books of the com
pany as trustee or in any other fiduciarN
relation, the name of the person or corpora
tion for whom such trustee is acting is given:
also that the, said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing atlantis full knowledge
and belief as to the circumstances and cond
tions under which stockholders and security
holders who do not appear upon the books
OF the company as trustees, hold stock and
securities in capacity other than that of a
bona fide owner; and this affiant has no
reason to believe that any other person, asso
citation, or corporation has ANY interest direct
or indirect in the said stock, bonds, Or other
securities than as SO stated by him.
THE UNITED PRINTING CO,
N. Grosshandler, President.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 4th
day of April, 1924.
Seal Matthew Mraz..
(My commission expires Feb. o. 1925.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
Yo6NasTo & 4 .s 10 II Fl r r Ell q q q s 3

ic' ! fraviiiclnym jeIdenirn Vses-
M deti nlaji byt raz krmene
Eagle Mliekom dennc krem ich
pravidelneho jedla. Rozricd 'h dvel
ipolicvkcvf lyzice Eagle Mlicka u
tri stvrte siallSe l'adovo stndenej
v6dy. Starsie deti obcas radssj no,
main ! ginger aleom, ovocnou st 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
The Phone Obstacle Race

THE latest victory of the cities over the telephone
i trust, by which postponement of raise in rates
is secured is not conclusive. But 1t is valuable never
theleSs.
Just the cities fighting for, and the company
against, time Before many years pass manual tele-
phones in all probability viii have given way to the
vastly more efficient and less expensive automatic
variety
And when that happens the telephone companies hopes
of getting raise in rates will disappear In the face of
cheaper and efficient operation the company would
have chance to get higher schedule.
The cities obvious course therefore is TO hold rates at
their present level during the few years Once they
go up it will be hard matter. either under manual or
automatic operation. to get them down again.
Every postponemen secured is victory for the cities
Just now the telephone controversy which has been
ming along for about 10 years. less has devel
oped into obstacle race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Soon 1t Nav Be Too Late

THERE is real cause for alarm in statistics disclosed
in The Star this week. showing Seattles Japanese
population growing five times as fast its white.
This situation is nothing new in history. Time and
time again inferior nation has crept furtivey upon
the territory of stroger, intelligent people and
slowly engulfed II by sheer force of numbers.
Inferior nations commonly multiply with swftness
amazing to members of higher races just the lower
animals Invariably produce offspring than those of
higher intelligence.
One begins to question whether our lawmakers in
Washington, viewing our Japanese menace thru the
tinted glasses of distance have not postponed action too
long. Is the seed of the sun, here diligently by
brown of alien habits alien thought alien morality
fore the avalanche of brown bodies conquerng by sheer
numbers?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Washington nurrau.
1879 New York Ave,

WASHINGTON. Jan. s,--How
w a live politician can make
hay. nigh, and day. while tho
pussycats play. Is recited By Pat
Harrison. democrat. IN the y. s.
senate. Pats remarks are quoted
verbatim from tho Congressional
Record.
Mr.. Harrison: 81 shah occupy
the floor FOR only a moment. Mr.
President. The senate 20 date
has transacted very little, II any
business. but wish 20 cali the
attention OF senators 10 tho FAC,
that even tho we have failed 60
function. judging by tho paper
which hold Ia my hand. which
has been laid upon the desks o.
senator's. there IL a. least ono IN
dlviduai in tho administration
who IL functionlug. and function.
ing fun well.
II notice In tho list OF nomina.
tons for posimRnters which
oamo 10 the senate that cailfor
mia IL not very fortunate. do
not know why; people may con.
lecture. but only one nomination
comes 10 the senate for poatmaa-
ter In California, and that Is FOR
a place which Is called III Cen.
tro. The nAmo FL Centre. OF
course. Is derived from old Span.
ish words which mean tho cen.
ter--tho bell.
The administration Il trying
20 ring the bell out IN California.
For Idaho only one postmaster r.
nominated. In Minnesota they
nre moro fortunate, and post.
master II named nj q place which
- called Echo. Do not ask mo
why--I do not know. In run.
ming down the list Wisconsin.
notice. only gets ono.
There Is. however, one state
that IS very fortunate, and that
Is the state which IL represented
by the secretary TO the president
&C. Bascom slemp. He IL Ger.
ialnly functlonlng while wo arc
idling away tho time. lie knows
tho game. Forty-two nominn.
lions 70 TO places in Virginia.
wonderful placcs with beautiful
names. Let mo read n few OF
them. Glover gets a postmaster.
Forest Depot likewise gets n
postmaster. az do also Richards.
Ridgoway. and Rural Retreat.
Waverly n quito fortunate and
has a nomination sent in for
postmaster. ne docs Concord De.
pot DlnwIddlo gets a postmas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
The Kind Seattle Wants

THE current Literary Digest broadcasts to the world
i the fact that in the matter of death rates in 81
American cities with populations 100000 Seattle
stands next to the lowest.
Seattle's rate is 96 per 1000. Akron, Ohio the only
lower city in the list has a rate of rs per 1000.
1.-THE low rate in Akron" says that magazine, 'is
partly due to the physical examination of prospective
poyes demanded by the large rubber companies in
nection with employers liability laws"
Credit for Seattes low rate is given to its climate,
favoring outdoor sleeping and recreation to lack of
sums to pure water, pure milk and pure food.
That's the kind of advertising need in Seattle.
That kind of advertising, more than most anything
else think of will speed the growth of Seattle and
the Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Frieda's Follies

MATTRESSES arc no strange
STRANGE and humorous.
IT Is hard 10 follow their humor.
BUT IT sometimes nmnseH,
EVEN II II is ot your own c1-
ponsc.
THE PORTIONS AZ this restaurant
WE'RE bird.like In proportions.
HAD been monopollzing tho con.
yersaiion.
AT MY table.
But WHO would have thought a
waitress
WOULD have known
WAS really provoked.
AS THE portions were set down
before us.
"YOU MUST take me for n canary
bird"
SAID. with n frIgid stare.
THE WAITRESS smiled. snying.
II WOULD have agreed with you,
madam,
HAD YOU said mocklng bird"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
One Benefit

INDEPENDENT of any question of whether not the
United States should entangle itself with European
affairs the participation of two unofficial representa-
tves from this country the committees that will in
vestigate Germanys financial capacity will reap some
good.
find out just where German post war receipts have
been going. They will seek to locate credits that
the big German manufacturers have concealed in this
and other foreign countries get the inside knowledge
of how German konzerns" holding companies owned
in Germany and operated thruout the world financed
Germans have pleaded poverty. If, as has been
charged, German industry is thus caching its wealth
where the allies cannot take it, PREPARATIONS demands may
be altered.
Even tho the PREPARATIONS committees find it impossi-
BILE to get this money they will know it was there And
German poverty claims be discounted when the final
bill is turned in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
SMILES

,our Leap Year advice TO single
men Is look before you leap.
Wear your Christmas neek,ies all
during Leap Year and they win help
you stay single.
Get a good haircu, and tell her you
think Valentino Is a bum. WIN keep
you single this Leap Year.
Asking her why ahe doesn't drcas
instead OF going 30 naked may keep
you single this Leap Year.
Grow mustacho. This win keep
you single during Leap Year.
Quit shaving during Leap Year and
you arc safe. No girl VIII propose
TO human halrhrush.
Pu, rubber IN your tobacco and
smoke strong pIpo TO remain sin.
glo during this Leap Year.
Tell her none OF tho other girls
~ant TO marry you. /, viii keep you
single during Leap Year.
Never having your shoes shined or
trousers pressed viii help you stay
slnglo this Leap Year.
Telling all TAT girls they arc fat
and oil skinny girls they are skinny
viii keep you single.
Bodied hair VIII catch mans tle
pin quickly. II soft and fluffy. Il
viii catch a whole man.
Going nbou, with holes in your
socks win keep you single during
Leap Year.
Go TO sec your girl and take book
to read. This viii help you stay
single during Leap Year
II you hhvo two suits wear the
coat Of ono and trousers OF the
other to stny single in Leap Year.
When she Fuckers up her lips ask
her II sho IL trying 10 whistle. May
help you stay single in Leap Year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
GAINS OF LABOR IN BRITAIN
FEARED BY OLDPARTY HEADS

Is something like tho French. II
no candidate has a clear major.
ity over all, tho two having the
highest votes would run again.
II f. easy 70 $50 why. Tine old
parties think IN a second ballot
NIL tho members Of the old par.
ties would unto against tho In.
Dor candidate regardless OF
whether the man running was
liberal or conservative.
Tho following table. showing
how many members 10 parila,
ment labor has elected in the last
quarter century. gives n vivid
picture Of how tho progresslyes
have gained in Great Britain and
why tho old parties arc fright.
cned:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Congress May Be Idling, But
c. Bascom Slemp's on the Job

ter. do no, know why Din.
widdic II 90 fortunate. Meadows
OF Dan gets a postmaster. Pros.
peci gets nomination. an do
shlpman. Bcayerdam. Bridge
water. DisputRnia, Fineaatle.
Hilton Village. and last. but not
least. is saitviilo. I congratulate
Baseom. and SympathiEo with
YOU"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Make the Clothes Fit

MRS. MAE NOLAN, the only woman member of con-
4V4 gress thinks postmen and other government en-
poyes should receive extra pay for overtime and NIGHT
work.
Uncle Sam, she urges, Should be a model emplover"
Yes, and Uncle Sam should be a model everything
else. Particularly in economy fairness and speedy con-
duct of business Such troubles as we have in govern
ment are due to office holders. NOT THE GOVERN
MENT ITSELF. Uncle Sam is an ideal His clothes
are frequently worn by men they don't fit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
COOPERATIVE MARKETING

You cannot, thru tho use OF a co
operative marketing association Of
any kind, get out and gouge. You
problem Is TO market your product
In an orderly manner and secure n
fair price for those products, demand
being consldered.-Ccorge Hatfield
before senate commission OF gold and
silver inquiry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
NeW PoiSonS

CHEMISTS know many kinds of alcohol besides wood
- alcohol and the grain variety found in good liquor
Commercial Solvents Corporation makes buty alcohol
which is formed by certain bacteria on corn An en-
ploye with thirst took liberal swig of butyl He re-
gained consciousness in "a hours Chemists got busy at
and discovered in buty alcohol the new substitute
for cocane-butane, it's called
cautious drinker will wonder how many other nys-
ferrous narcotics and poisons may be accidentally pro-
duced by home-brewers and moonshners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Con querin q Dope

DRgG traffic is being curbed in New York city, claims
- Dr. Carleton Simon. He's special deputy nolice
commissioner at the head Of the force fighting cocaine
opium and other narcotics.
THE constant the drug traffic is producing re-
SUITS he claims "The habit is not spreading as fast as
it was"
It's easier to say than to prove, that prohibition has
increased the number Of dope fends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

mark their first. second and third
choices. The preferences shown
could then bo used n no candl-
date had clear majority over
all. But the plan most favored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Age Certificates
for Storage Eggs
Washington Bureau.

1899 New York Ave.
WASH1NGTON. Jan. Age
w certificates for cold storage
eggs are contemplated in n bill
introduced by Senator owen. OF
Oklahoma. 10 create n system Of
federal inspection and licensing
for cold storage plants.
II his bill Is enacted. every
product entering cold storage
warehouses must DO stamped with
the date OF It's entrance.
As a guarantee against hoard.
ing and profitoerlng. tho ware.
houses would DO required 20 sub.
NIT a monthly report Of all their
stocks.
Inspectors would be employed
20 see that this was oboyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
LET US REDUCE

Let us reduce as FAR mn possible
the tax burdens OF the country: let
us reduce tho prohibitlve freight
rates; and let us reduce the 10. 600
or whatever Il is---wrongs still in ex.
istencc. rs referred TO by the dlstin
guishcd gentleman from Illinois.
Representative Tincher d2). Kansas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
They Should Worry

!" a race (the native Hawaiians) they fond of
"A pleasure and of giving pleasure, with both of
which thrift and continuous work interfere They
thus generous, lavish and impecunious. Indeed,
tive who boards his money is regarded by his fellows
as no better than foreigner David Starr Jordan.
Let's all go to Hawaii to live!
But to think of it, that country isn't by Ha
waiians any more darn it!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
A THOUGHT

He that lieepeih his mouth l,ecpetl,
his life; but he that openeth wide his
lips shall have destruction.-Pro,
xiH.:3
THO We have two eyes, we are SUP
l. piled with but one tongue. Draw
your own moral-Alphonse Karr.
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x LETTER From
nv RIDGE TIANN
Jan. 2. 1924.

Dcnr FolIs
Let others sing OF gods yore goddesscs WELL who
played in ages before tho Raiinge Tcrps
chorc. tho dame OF dance Bacchus god beer-they
haven't got single chance OF being noted
all the Christmas spree with nightly keep it's Mr.
Morpheus for me--the guy that gave sleeps
From Christmas Eve when Santa Claus had kept me UP
I'll late for every night without pause, I've had midnight
date And New Years Eve and New Years night It's been
ms bad or worse I've electric light uni
vcfrei SO after all the Christmas spree I'm very to
tny It's Mr.. Morpheus for me-the god OF Hit.theHay
Eddy time night fine beyond a doubt but get
dozen In row-it knocks fellow like the
holidays with all tho Joy they keep I'm ruined
In daze; need week OF sleep, So now-hohum I'm
glad I'm free 10 quit the life I've led; It's Mr.. Morpheus
me-he god OF Go.toBedl
MSusae q, Maos'v