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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
RED PEPPERS END
RHEUMATIC PAIN
IN few MINUTES

when you are suffering with
rheumatism so you can hardly get
around just try Red Pepper Rub
and you will have the quickest re.
lief known.
Nothing has such concentrated.
penstrating heat as red peppers. In.
slant relief. just as soon ms you
apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the
tingllng heat. In three minutes u
warns the sore spot through and
through. Frees the blood circula.
ton. breaks up the congestion--and
the old rheumatism torture is gone.
Rowlcs Red Pepper Rub, made
from red peppers. costs little at any
drug store. Get Jar at once. Use
II for lumbago. neuritls. backnchc.
stiff neck. gore muscles. colds in
chest. Almost instant relief awaits
YOU, BE sure to get the genuine.
with the name Rowles on each
packa re Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
OUCH! RHEUMATISM!
RUB THE PAIN AWAY

Stop drugging, Rub soothing. pene.
trating st. Jacobs oil right into
rniir sore sfiff aci,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14

The United States postal deficit
last year was s34oss. e05sl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR

The use OF Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded. gray hair 10 it's
natural color dates back TO grand.
mothers time. She used Il TO keep
her hair beautifully dark. glossy
ana attractive. Whenever her hair
took on that dull. faded OF strcaked
appearance. this simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect.
But brewing at home IA mu&sy
and out-ef.daie. Nowadays. by ask.
Ing at any drug store for a bottle y,
"wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Corn
pound sou viii get this famous
old preparation. improved by the
addition OF other ingredients. which
can be depended upon TO restore
natural color and beauty 10 the hair.
A wcii.known downtown druggist
says IT darkens the hair 20 natural.
ly and evenly that nobody can tell
II has been applied. You simply
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
II and draw this through your hair.
taking one strand at n time. By
morning the gray hair disappears.
and after another application or two
Il becomes beautifully dark and
glossy Acknowledgement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
INSULATION IN
BUILDINGS NEXT?
Expected to Do Away With
Injurious Vibrations

URBANA. III. March il.-That
insulating supports OF felt or rub
Der b. placed on machinery 60 pro-
tect buildings from the vibrations Is
urged BY +. r. Watson. professor
OF experimental physics al the Uni
vcraty Of uunoiS
Increasing attention Is being paid
10 vibrations In buildings because
OF their had effect on people and
on Tho building structure" Prof.
Watson said, Factory managers
Rre concerned over the reduced ef-
ficicncy Of employees exposed 90 VI
bratlona The recent earthquake In
Japan has led IN a study OF types
Of building construction TO avoid
similar disasters
Ordinary vibrations IN building
are caused by street traffic. trains
and Wind. also by elevators, motors
and other machinery inside tho
building. Earthquakes and quarry
blasting produce violent vibrations.
Vibrations may be insula'ra
partly by uslng insulating supports
o. felt. rubber and other materials
for machines. Rubber Is quite ef.
iicient a. an insuiator.
Usually a machine IN use In n
building Is bottled directly 10 tho
concrete OF tho floor. which results
in tho effect OF the vibrations bciag
very marked Prof. Watson said I'm
discussing vibrations caused BY ma
ehinery. ny placing rubber In
suiation around tho bolts tho effect
can BE- considerably unlimited. In
tho case Of people employed In
buildings housing much machinery.
the effect OF tho vibrations could
probably be leszcned somewhat By
wearing rubber heels and placing
rubber pads under the legs o. the
chairs they use.
''lu the case OF nervous people 60
peciaily. annoyance and fatigue arc
produced by continuous vibration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14

Union Pacific system at Seattle
Tho Pacific Fruit express 4, owned
Jointly b. tho Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific railroads.
The Pullman Co. which has n
contract for 500 or the cars. has
begun delivery had is turning them
out at rate Of between isb and
80 a week. Tho Pacific Car a
Foundry Go. Of Seattle and Port.
land ia 10 deliver 80 cars In April
sna complete IT'S contract for ISL
cars In July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
Order 5000 Cars
for Fruit Season

Delivery Of s.os7 refrigerator cars
for the 1894 Northwest frui, season.
contracts for which were placed by
tho Pacific Fruit express several
months aEo. has already com
mencs,i. according to word received
By ". II. oiin. assistant freight
and passenger manager for tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14

, puI TVitf Slillt hS-i-
ing joints. and re-
lief comes instant.
~. ST. Jacobs OIL
is a harmless rheu-
matism linim e mt
which never disap.
points and cannot
burn the skin.
Get a s5-cent bot
tie OF St. Jacobs OIL
at any drug store.
and In a moment
you'll be free from
pain. soreness and
stiffness. In use for
65 years for rheu-
matism. s ciatica.
neuralgia, lumbago.
ls.-Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14

own statements VIII make no legal
fight against being taken back to
Kansas City. Mo. to face n charge
OF murder. Il was indicated here
today.
Ynrnevioh last night signed a con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
MORE PERSONS
RIDE CARS
Railway Patronage Increases
AIS Per Cent

Patronage on tho Seattle Municipal
street railway increased a26 per cent
IN 1919. compared 90 1894. according
20 figures released By the street rail
way department IN i,a annual report
20 Mayor Brown.
The lines also showed ear milo
Increase Of ass and car hours OF
operation Increased from i.6i5.TsS to
ifso,oTa, Total revenues for the
year we're 81. eeO.b9s o. and operating
expenses and depreciation sane.
i06.5i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14

fession 10 the killing OF wlncho
s,titchko in Kansas City in 1915. lie
also signed waiver OF extradiiion
rights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14

"Ludendorff." says his attorney.
is Germany's general. sent from
heaven" A beer cellar is no place
for heavenly messenger.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-15
NEKTERA ZAJfMAVA A
MERICKA ZVfRATA.


/, Mnoha zvirata. vyskyt1jici
Sc We Spojenych Statech jsou j
" Europe tax pristehovalci
byla zavad6na znenahla do
Ameriky. Jsou zde vsak zvirata
domaci a move prichozi sc po-
divuji, ze Sc shledavaji Sc wi
raty, o nichz drive malo v6de-
Ii anebo slyseli a docitali Sc
ien z knih. Mnozi kdoz citali
knizky O IndianecK anebo Vi
deli pohyblive obrazy o divo-
KEN zapadu, jsou Ease ma dru
ke strane prekvapeni,. kdyz
20 SVEN prijezdu seznaji, ze v
sousednlch lesich nelson jiz vi
ci a neni medvedd, anebo hor-
skvch lvu. Divoka zvirata jsou
udrzovana uctive ,vzdaleno
sti mnozstvim vladnich honcG,
kterf Sc snazi, aby kterekoliv
sousedstvi zbavili nebezpec-
|nych zvifat, ktera namnoze je-
ste uchvacuji dobytek a odna-
iSeii jej.
Ma prynim mistS seznamuje
SO move pfichozi $ americkym
bIvolem. Nelze iej videt tax
snadno, lee parku v geologic
Ike zahrade. ale kazdy dovede
Isl iej predstavit, kdyz Sc po-
ldiva ma peticentovou minci ny
klovou. Byvalo .iich ma miliony
svd DOLBY ma americkych pre-
rich a jsou mno-i, ktefi vidi-
vail j;ch ma statisice najednou
hnat Sc po americkych planfch.
Bvli hromadn6 hubeni a TAX
Zhytek americkych bnvoli je
|nyni drzen v Yellowstone Par
ku chranan americkou Via
dou. Bdvol vazi asi 200 liber.
lSamice ma 1900 liber. Stejne a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-15
i imposantni ie americkI los,

81 imposantni je americky los,
zvany ang!ickv "A'L" anebo
po indiansku wapiti. Horn;
cast je zlutave hn9da a po stra
mach ie sedy. Predek a kirk DO
kryty jsou hunatou hrivou a pa
rohy jsou caste dalky Cd a do
5 stop. Dorostly sob americky
je az Z stop vysoky. Zivi Sc
trayou, listim, mechem a po-
dobn6.
z kockovitych selem v A.
merice je pozoruhodna puma,
anebo horsky jinak stribrny
lev. Zdrzoval Sc vice ma vycho-
de-, kde bvl lidem Evan parda-
lem, ale ma zspade byl vseo-
becne znam pod jmenem pu-
ma. anebo horskv lev. Je cd
S do 8 stop dlouhy cd nosu ke
spicce ohonu, srst je svatlejsi,
hrdlo, nohy a patefe ztmave.
IL. Kolem oci je srsr svetla.
Hlava je kulata a zjev ievi Sc
yelice intelligentni. avsak divo-
Ky. Horsky lev uchvacuie W.
sokou zv6r a spokojf Sc S ma
lvmi lesnimi zvifaty jako Ia
jici, ale take Sc odvazuje ma
hsibata. col je ieho pochout-
kon a nedba. kdyz Sc mu na-
hodi do cesty dosp9ly kun.
Kdyz Sc lev hcrsky, nasyti, IL
lehpe podle zbytkd a honci jiz
dobre znajf ieEo zvyky a mo.
hou iei v takovem pfipade do
bre postihnouti. Rev horsk6ho
lva vvvolava hrdzu v kazdem
zvifeti. V samci mi rev jako
skoro d'abelsky samice dove
de vvvolavat .vuky jako Ia
lostneni decka.
Mensim podobnym zviretem
kockovitym ie divoka kocka,
jejiz usi jsou zdvizeny vzhl-
ri ohon je 6 palcd dlouhy a "a
krcucen nahoru. z toho divo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-15

du nazyvana je "bob-cat". v
noci obyceine honi svou korist
cas- cd casu vydava divoke
skreky. Ma svou korist vytkava
v zaloze a uchvacuje il nah
le.
Mezi medv6dy je dobre
znam severoamericky medvsd
zvany grizzly bear" Je asi 9
stop vys,ky. vazi ma 100 liber
a barva srsti rdzni Sc Cd tina
We hn6de do sedych odstind.
Nejvice vyskytuje Sc Dako-
tach a We statech k Tichemu
m0ri.
Jest rnoho mensich zvirat
domacich We Spojenych Statech
a do mich a zvlaSt6 milych wi
ratek dlu:no zapocitat drozda
karolinsk eho, icnz prilcti "a
chodcem v polich a sleduje jei
iako mlada kocka. Je asi 8
palcn dlolthy, balva bfidlico-
va. Dovede napodobovat hlasy
! iinvch ptaki y v domacnsti
zpiva Cd rama do vecera. Je We
lice prospesny pozivanfm skod
liveho hmyzu.
Mezi zvlastni druh veverko-
vitych hlodavcu patti tax Eva
ny chipmunk. Odpo6fva u ces-
ty a pri nejmenSfm sramotu
lett do sveho .doupete. Je as
6 palci dlouhy; ohon je koze-
sinatS. barvy cervcnave hned6.
dlouhy iako talo skoro. ma "a
dech jsou behave prnhy. Sta
vi 81 nod zemi elaboratni dou-
ne tunely byvaji az 20 stop
dlouhe a stav9ny opatrne.
Zvlastnosti ie v Americe, t.
~. bnl-frog. ccskv zaba buci-
va. Kdyz nahodou Sc nekdo
vracf domu podel rvhnika a "a
bv tyto zacnou SWIM vfesko.
tem. 7rovna by cloveka uleka-
w. poneyadz zvrk neni ami nei
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-15

vie podoben kvakotu zabimu.
Zaba ia je asi 8 palc1 dlouha.
barvy nazelenale. Kirk t9chhto
mhze byt slysen az ma mill i
vice po vode. Jsou nejvic W.
chodne Cd Kansasu.
Kdyz clovek jede prieriemi
v zapadnich statech mdze vsu-
de videti t. w. prerijni psy,
kteri vlastpe nenalezeii do Sc
lem psovitych, nybrz mez; hlo-
;lavce, tedy hlodavce druhu svi
st'ovitych. Jsou asi Is az %
palcn delky, Zavalite formy a
predni nohy jsou mohutne.
Jsou rude do sediva Sc jevi-
ci barvy a pod bfichem pone-
kud bledsi. Byvaji V doupa-
tech We. velikem mnozstvi a
ltvori 81 sve vlastni osady. Ma
lzimu Sc zahrabavaji do svich
doupat a vylezavaji az Ease
pred jarem, ably zkusili, zda-li
je jiz cas- opustit doupe a W.
|hledat potravu.
Dalsim podobnym americ.
|kym zviretem jsou coyote, KITE
Fl Caste jsou zvani preriinimi
vlky. Jsou mensi nez vlci, ale
jich skuceni podoba Sc .vlci.
mu. Cloveka Sc boil. Ziji V dou
patech a zivi Sc zviraty druhu
hlodavcu, ptaky a podobne.
Dale je sedy vlk, jenz je 4
stopy a 6 palcd dlouhy a zdr-
|zuje Sc lesich zapadn6 od
Mississippi. Svou korist' uchva
|cuje We stinu pralesi a proto Sc
nazyva take timber-wclf.
Mezi americka zvirata ne
smi sc zapomenout ma severo-
americkeho uhore, jinak sc
mu rika skunk" ".Je dve sto-
py dlouhy, iicho telo je velice
srstnate zvlhst6 ohon ie hu-
haty. Barvy je cerne, bile skvr
my ma hlavG a pruhy bile ta-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-15

hnou Sc Cd hrdia az dolu po
zadech. kdyz je tchof tento
rozhnevan, tedy yypGstl re
zlaz svych zvlastni druh zana-
chajici latky, az skoro k "a
duseni. Co bylo jednou dotcano
touto zapacnajici i&tkou, len
nesnadno ia Sc uGinit zre III
stupnym l;dskemu pfibytlsu,
kdyz V mem nckdo che vubec
bydlet.
Podobne nerrijemnymi zvi-
faty jsou hadi celedi chresty-
I'll. Kdyz tito hadi Sc rozhne-
vail. chfesti tlankv sveho oca-
su TAX, re mGze to byt slyseno
: ma vzdalenost az so stop j adj.
Jsou delky az 4 stopy nacha-
aeji Sc nejvice ma zapadnich
planinach opustenych kraJl-
nach. Kousnuti chrestyse Jest
velice ncbezpecno dluzno, a.
by okamzitG bylo upotfeben0
protijedu a utinfny vsecky
kroky, ably jed Sc nedostal do
svstemu a do krve.
Mezi jinyni raleai tax Eva
na vacice virzinska, ktera Sc
dovede tvafit lnistrne mrtvou,
kayz il hrozf nebezpecenstvi.
Velikost je razna. Maso onech
vetsich ie jedle We Virg nii
ie zvlastni pcchoutkou. .Joou
emmy jen v noci a zivi Sc hmv-
zem. malymi ssavci a ptaky.
Nesmi Sc zaromenout ra a.
merickeho orla, jenz je Vast
ne iaksi odznakem Amerikv.
Je 2 stopy vice dlouhy. Ma
hlave ma bile peri a zda sc ia
koby holohlavy a proto ie tax
nazyvan. Ziv Sc nejvice maly-
mi ptaky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-15

Obchodnici Y teto automobi
love casti oznamujioi, Vas OBJ
slouzi k dplne spokojenosti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-29
THEY GET WHAT
THEY WANT
BY ALBERT APPLE

A NEW kind of confidence game is worked in Boston.
Joe went to the movies, sporting his S725 diamond
ring. pretty girl, about Is, sat next to him.
She admired the sparier. Ny, she'd always wanted
TO see diamond like that her finger. Joe obigng
Did he have the correct time? lie did. What late in
the afternoon Would Joe mind holding her hat while
she teephoned mamma she'd be late for dinner? Sure.
Joe still has the hat
The bobbed-haired girl still has the diamond.
THE ease with which wrap men around their
fingers and make them Jump thru the hoop is pa
hetc as 1t is ancient You recall the saying that il takes
mother 81 years to make a man of her son. and only
Il seconds for pretty face to make fool of him. And
the Older they are, the harder they fall.
It's all for the bes-part Of natures cunning system
of biology.
A BOUT 20 years ago, when began focking into
n business after generations of secluson in Ameri.
can home, business began TO sense the commercial
possibilities Of pretty face and soft voice
The telephone companies tried male operators early in
in the game But customers rough with Central
over the WIRE and called ut the office TO stage fight
often, that the companies began to hire girls.
Restaurant know that mattresses bring more bust
ness than walters, rule. Each pretty waitress at
tracts her own following.
It's the same in stores catering to men, all the way
from clothing to tobacco.
Beauty is commercial asset. They're even turning
elevators over to fascinating young misses Biology is
getting business basis
GOVERNMENTS are incredibly stupid in not using
" women diplomats Germany, for instance. She
might get better terms mt reparaons conference if she
represented by ravishng vamps instead of solemn
statistical gents with heads like gourds.
Women have become fixed institution as lobbyists
around most legislative bodies Why not try them inter-
nationally?
And their beauty wouldn't be the only advantage
Feminine intuition and practical psychology would help
not to mention their brain power They'd take to the
game like duck to water In former centuries, women
like Du Barry powers behind the thrones made whole
nations their toys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-29
- SCIENCE -
QUARTZ MAKES
LIGHT

The problem ~ making cold light
may be near roluti0n thru the dis
rpvcy that common quartz. which b.
transparent when melted. gives out
this light when submitted 20 the &c.
ton Of electric discharge.
Scientists have been working FOR
years 10 create light without heat
The present lighting methods are *.
iruyaEhut compared 10 a process that
will produce cold light because most
Il tho energy used In making light
now goes into unnecessary heat.
The Hight emitted BY tho quartz
is phoaphoresenes. The discovery was
made by y. l.. Chapman and l.. J.
Davis AZ the laboratory OF Jesus
college. oxford. England. They also
lecrned that II tho quartz n cooled
by liquld air It's power 20 phospho.
renee is greatly increaHed.
The experiments with quartz AZ
Jesus college are considered the most
important Developments thus far Ia
the problems Of light without heat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-29
FABLES ON HEALTH --
CHOOSING RIGHT FOODS

not given the instinct OF ehoos.
ing the right foods This obliga.
ton falls upon the parents. The judg
mcnt Of a good many parents in mat
ters OF child diet is sadly limited
The need OF nourishing food is a
paramount ono during the pre-school
period. which is one Of rapid growth
and great activity. Protein foods ara
fine body builders and should be high
in the iist--including milk, eggs.
green vegetables and cereals.
Some meat should DO included for
their animal proteins, which some
physicians declare TO be OF higher
grade than vegetable proteIns. Min
erals and salts are necessary for the
development OF tho young bones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-29
FALL ELECTION TO DECIDE PHILIPPINES FATE
independence Date
Hinges on the
Outcome

WhsluNGroN. May 30 The
w question OF Philippine in-
dependence viii Do definitely de-
cldcd az the coming presidential
rircuonh
NJ the republican candidate
wins, the islands viii nn trans
formed into a commonwealth
under tho American flag Tor
from 20 10 30 years. AFTER which
they automatically become free.
NJ tho democratic candidate
wilma almost immediate indie
urndrnce viii result That q.
the archipelago win he allowed
20 frame a constitution and srt
up a republic Ia much the same
manner az Cuba.
Ia either event. n Is likely
that the United states will re-
tain "a Far Eastern naval haas
iu tho islands aud tho right o.
Intervene similar 20 that fprcl.
fled IN the Cuban constitution.
The attitude o. the republican
administration n indicated IN
tho bin Just favorahly reported
- the house insnlar affairs
committee
THIS measure embodies the
commonwealth plan with auto
matte Independence az the tnd
% 20 ycaFA II will not b.
debated IN congress before neat
session whom. II a republican
majority BE- returned. u viii al
most surely pass
Tho democratic attitude o. sst
forth IN the Jones act ~ 1915.
and President Wilson's pro.
nounccment OF 1880 The Jones
act definitely promised inde-
pendence an soon "a a siabie
government could - established
by the natives. while President
Wilson stated that Ia his belief
such a government had been ss-
tatllahed.
There " now before tho 60,
HIiar affairs COMMITTEES % The
HOUSE a hn introduced by Rep.
rcssntatyo Cooper. republican.
% wisconsin. calling Tor imme.
diaie Independence % tho Philip.
pines and Tho eatahlialNlr
there Of republic almost idsn
teal. In its relations with the
Uaitrd States. 20 that OF Cuba.
This bill. or ono similar. viii
h substituted Tor the Fairfield
hln In tho event ot a demo.
cratic victory geS, fail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-29

+ IKE great many fathers. Mr..
IL Mann was too indulgent with
the children.
10 did not realize that In the few
hours that he was at home he could
undo n great deal OF training under.
taken by Mrs. Mann during tho long
hours Of tho day when they were
under her direct control Mrs. Mann
tried her best 10 educate the chill.
drcn TO enjoy a normal. nutritious
diet.
II has been pointed out that M
iuro overlooked the human family
when 8; was distributing the instinct
for food selection. II is perhaps un.
fortunate that children. unlike
the young OF lower animals, were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-29
The VaLue of Securities

C0NS0LS Italian government securities, sold as low as
- IS in 1919 Recently they went above par, 100 which
is face value
The reason? Italy stl has her debt. But
under Aussonis wise financial leadership she's economic
ing pairing expenses That looks good for the future
consols advanced.
The real danger and problem in Europe Is government
spending rather than debts already incurred govern
ments credit is exactly like individuals. And when
man-however heavily in debt from foolish spending
shows signs of coming to his senses his standing rises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-29
What Folks
Are Saying

DIR. I. NJ. DOREEN. Kansas City:
The bulwnrk OF America is It's boy
life"
MRS. MARTHA TO0hIBS. mother
OF &c children. Los Angeles: Birth
control may be MI right, but you've
got 20 show me-"
LORD WILLIAM GASCOYNE.
CECIL, English bishop, dcploring de-
crease OF births in his country. III
had my why. ! would place a
cradle beside the flag on Empire day.
and when the girls Of the school came
to salute the flag, / would make
every girl salute tho cradle"
BISHOP s. q. BABCOCK, Bpisco.
pal: Some would have lis believe
tho church IL losing hold on human
interest. They AFRO wrong. Tho
church In still on the winning side"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-29
Too Many LaWS

MORE than 1000 new laws have been passed far
wi this year by the legislatures of 10 states.
We have too many laws too many lawyers.
The nation has Predetermined halucination that
prompts it. as soon as problem of any sort rises to try
to solve it by a law. How many problems. tackled by
creation of statutes would be solved and bet
by leaving them to the natural laws such cause and
effect? Fetch adding machine.
Another thing we need is housekeeping Of statute
books wedding out the obsolete junk useful only prec
edentS for delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-29

ness are ovsrions. Young men
without means are obliged. OF
courns 20 begin In some Euborn.
nais position. and 10 tho great
majority Of cases. even those with
independent means who wish 20
engage IN business had best star
near the bottom in order 70 &C.
qulre a thoro knowledge Of the
business without risk.
While there + room A. the top
for only few. tina; fact should
IL an incentive for each one TO
exert HIS best efforts. II the
heights cannot bs attained. none
should 10 satisfied as a result Of
his lies work with less than re.
spectacle mediocr1ty.
do not know that the hank.
ing business or any other bust.
ness Is capable Of Rssimilatlne
all tbs young men ana women
who seek 20 enter Il. The pres
ent tendency seems 10 be toward
fewer banks in proportion 10 the
number OF population. Banking
a. a profession. however. has It's
attractions and Offers opportuni.
ties 70 those whose tastes incline
them In that direction and who
are willing TO go thru the dridg.
cry Of intensive training.
There IL no reason, In my opin.
ion. 20 expect that opportunities
20 rire In the future viii be fewer
than IN the past. but as the pop
uihiion increases. the number OF
contestants IN the race for prefer.
ment IN any line OF business viii
naturally 10 greater.
ToruorY-oxr-Tlae Movies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-29
The Seattle Star
A Curiosity, Nom

A OLD man. "a, walked from san Francisco TO Detroit
'to see Henry Ford about job
lie is proving quite curiosity 20 the younger genera
ton-which if it has a member that would walk across
the continent to find work. has yet TO be heard FROM
Work is popular, a rule. only when il has an ee-
ment Of sport-keen competition for instance shrewd
refrigerator manufacturer sensing this manufactures his
competition secretly and keeps the two sales oEan
cations fighting each other for orders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-29
Trade and Diplomacy

GABLE from London reports that the British during
~ the first four months this year imported about 400
million dollars worth of goods than they exported
This puts them in the hole at the rate of 120O million
dollars year.
And in this situation is the key Of present British
diplomacy. Above ALL they want trade-customers That's
why they hand olive branch to Russia and insist on
Preparations settlement such that Germany get back
normal production and buying power The FLAG follows
trade more than trade follows the flag