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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
- SCIENCE --
EARTH'S CRUST

THE nEo OF tho carth's crust
l. 10 estimated by Prof. Alfred
G. Lane, OF Tufts college. to be
ono billion, nix hundred million
years Other authorities have
estimated II TO be even older AZ
10 whether this makes tie earth
old or young rs q question. A
billion years is n comparatively
short time in the formation OF
the bodies OF tho solar system.
There are many evidences that
the carth'B crust is young" II
II constantly moving and settling
md adjusting it4clf, Earth.
dunltcH arc common. There are
other movements Of the chrth'a
surface, also. Buildings In Mex.
leo city arc gradually sinking,
Some large building arc devclop.
ing u noticeable "lcan" 10 ono
side, some Of them 10 such nm
extent that elevators cannot be
operated Nv them, The lndlca-
lions nrc TINT the city rs mowiy
sinking into Lake Toxcoco and.
IN q fcw centuries, probably. win
be under water IN various pDris
" tho United states definite
movements " mountains have
been chafiod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
WARNING WASTED

NTHATS The use! You might Take
Wv some fish out of the water, rub the
hook on their noses, and still they'd bite
first thing, upon being replaced in their
natural element
An ex-convict lays before Michigan
bank plan for getting rich quick in Flor
ida real estate. The bank loans him three
times the amount of its capital stock, and
goes into the hands of receiver, Now,
some dozens of stockholders, including
married women and widows, are standing
in the cold, out in front of the bank,
wondering if they'll get 100 per cent, or
of their savings.
What's the use? Let newspaper pub
licity put up the sign. Dynamite. De-
tour" and there would be drivers who
would run over it,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Says Orient Wall Dominate Europe

GAN FRANCISCO. OCT 90
~ ny tho end Of tho ne1t
century Europe win have ecas-
Cd 70 BE- a white mans riyillca.
ton and viii be- dominated by
the Orient
This II the prophecy Of Rose
Wilder Lane, author, Traveller
ana magazine writer. just back
from a nve-yrRr tour Of tha
Near East and soon TO return
to her homo In Albania.
Americans should quit read.
ms only baseball scores and
study what's going on ut Eu
ropes back door" shc said
Two movements arc under
way thu, win profoundly affect
the course Of our western civil
iatl1n one ~ new religious
revival that - weeping tho
Mohammedau world like a pFai
ric iigr and setting nflhms a
tauatlcism OF conquest that re-
semblcs tho march Of Crom
wells PuritanB in England Ths
other Is the gradual absorption
by Soviet Russia OF tho many
little trans Caucasian republics
When tho communist republics
Join with the SioIcm crusad.
ers 10 drive out error from Eu.
rope. what viii happen Ilay.
iuE destroyed tho only barrier
TO the East by crushing tho
central powers In the world
var. tho western nations viii
60 tho way OF tho ancient civil.
lzationa Of Athens and Rome.
The Aodem revival Is a
stern and ascctic return 10 the
ancient Mohafumcdan preccptA
II frowus on hated men and
unveiled women, II prohibits
tobacco and liquor, and breaches
tho simple virtues Of tho old
Hcdouin tribcsl II has no ma
tiDnuliHtic barriers ana ~ IN
npircd by tho fcryor or the re-
iigton OF Mohammcd. II has
not taken root in Turkey. whore
Mustapha Kennel. Turkeys Lc-
min. is purging his country OF
European influences an a ma
tloualist
But It n growing in French
Syria and English Mcsopotamla
and is sweeping over Moalem
Africa In Arabia tho move
mcut ls called tho 'wahabr and
in Africa tho 'scnnusi' - They
have taken Mecca and Medina.
The movement finds fertile
soil tn tho frightful unrest IN
Arabia and Mcsopotamia Hero
arc seeds OF not only rebellion
against France and England,
but war between these two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

Q. II tho taking out OF second
naturalization papers obligatory
after ono has declared his intention
in his first papors3
4. n Ia not obligatory 10 tnEc
oth second papers unless ono
lCshcs TO- OF course ono cannot
become a citizen riihom taking out
second papers.
Q. How much Of the total world
production or cotton is produced in
tho state Of Texas?
4. Ai'ho the amount rarics quite
iridciV from year 10 year. u Is gen
orally estimated that TcTas pro-
duccs about ouc-0tth OF the cotton
OF the tC0rld.
Q. Was President Coolidge ever
given an Indian name by any OF
tho Indian tribes IN the United
States?
a. ne tCds OiUcu The name Of
Bear RIBS bp a North Ddkota tribe
Of Indians on March 81. 1895.
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S ! S. : SMS6elnrR1S;j|||!lEEi;ii|EEE :)

SOMETIMES kinda wonder what they mean by ayn rost. n
simply docsnt 10 be with which I'm be ,t, ort
starts the morning just dressed never hnye
moments otho try my best
The morning meal started and tho coecs Tho
10 papcrDtored and II shows the need Of toll always In bit
and
o M of o
wait husband and put his I'm
getting started and he rushing
uffcd By tho hum I.urn 10 Luncheon
when hear tho Riddles
Towards afternoon tho Kitchen calls Potatoes peel work
around tho tho meal
dnddy mothers sometimes wonder vbal
they by saying rest"
Copyright 1926 for Seattle starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

many win resist tho decision.
far upon tho bowed rHouTdera
Of u0mauHgoI Has tho rur-e Of
drink 1lwayr pressed hardest
Eut tho arrg ore there and
rurak for fHrmEeIFea.
% i01kH aa If Boo making ons
right, wa bad created "a fhgur-
1ud wrongs A certain ,lr u
men arc drinking Ices. certain
Glars are drinking more. more
women au daukIHg, more Lpga
md EIrE orc drinking. 90 mo
reports show and certainly
criminals have Increased Iu
number
Egt the menace % ua Der.
laps is not the amount NJ o.
rect imb.b.nF 0f forbidden IN.
cur which % bsluE done but
Tho breaking down u our NOR
% stamina tho general dls.
regard Tor an other laws which
han been brought about by this
measure. Tho direct rouuns II
our rights under the cgueufu.
lion which makes each mans
home his castle
We ere a. a critical period q
our history. We must think and
think clearly. If we have never
dome no lcf0rr- We dare not
jump a. mere conclusions. and
nboye ulL wG women should
not allow our personal fecllnga
10 darlsen our vision We
should think Of ourselves. per.
hops, but 40 must think FIRST
Of our country which il threat.
oncd by an enemy more ter.
rible than WAT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

You can get an answer TO
u any question OF fact or IN.
formation by writing The Seat.
tie Star Question Editor. 1922
New York ave. Washington.
ID. c., and incloBIng 2 cents In
loose stamps for reply. No
medical, legal or marital ad.
vice. Personal replies conf.
Dental All letters must be
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

Q. What kind Of disease Il
"roup' az found in fowls?
4. II Is n form Of cGtarrh me
cr1ct nature Of the microbc mol
barring pet been asccrtaincd The
treatment Is to separate nc sck
fottls from tho rest Of The flock
put them IN iedrm room ana
treat them By spraying thcfr
Threats nth solution made Of ono
part Of Dcroridc Of hydrogen Ia
three PARTS OF todtcr n UcrD bad
n httIc nrOVrol MAY be dddcd 10
nc solution. The disease u con
tngious In to'Ci5.
Q. What docs tho term white
elephant mean whom used figur-
atively2
4. ~ means a useless, burden
SoHle prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
NOT COMPLETE REPORTING

COMBINES the cablegrams tell all
~ about it and sometimes they are per-
plexingly remiss. Says one concerning
U. S. Senator Gerry's wedding of the
widow Vanderbilt at London: "The SEN
ator wore an overcoat with a derby hat,
and did not go to the trouble of removing
the coat during the short civil ceremony.
Of course, it was Senator Gerry's bust
ness, exclusively. A fellow lucky enough
to marry a Vanderbilt can afford to
throw away his hat and use his overcoat
for a nightie, if he wants to- But the
London cablegram seems sadly incom-
pete without the advice that, had the
ceremony been longer, the senator would
have disrobed himself of his overcoat as
well as his derby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

ITALY, last of our big associates" in
1 the war. is on her way over to talk
cash and she sends in advance bouquet
in the shape of declaration that she
faces her obligations according to the
strictest justice"
Most of them feel that way until they
get a closeup of Andy Melons diagram
of justice Then, they face the other way.
However. the glad hand to Italy and
whatever she has in her purse!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
ROMANCE LIVES

OK girls come from Sweden to be pic
- ture brides" of young Swedish men
of this country
Before they landed they had never met
their future husbands, knew nothing
about them, except that their photographs
were pleasing.
And yet we find those who say that
this commercial age has killed romance
love and adventure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

arrange the program. A state
or national holiday is not nee
cas1rily school holiday
Nr FLu.: A lot Of Vest-
5iders think zee should hare
rafting room At RlUcrstie.
tciicrc Hc AlLi, Faunacroy.
Gaietrood. West Seattle aud
Laisc Buricn car lines meet.
How about ~
WEST SIDE.
Supt Henderson reports that
there is no place for a waiting
room there because Of tho rail-
road tracks He promises 10
look further into the situation
and see II something can be
done
Dr. Firt. Residents ~ tho
Port BiakeIy district complain
that hunters 90 TO The dog
pound 80 seattle aud oct dogs
tor hunting puTpoScs. ~ a dog
proues d poor hunter. they sim
ply lose him. to become a
HeighbOrhood pest. Can you FIR
V so they tUiG have 10 return
The dogs IN the erenf they do
nor iCdHt fhemf
MARY LEE.
The King County Humane
society has no way OF keeping
track Of dogs after they leave
tho pound But if any cases
such as you complain Of are
reported 10 the society. with
name Of person offending. this
ono will not be able TO get dogs
in the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
CHINA'S CHANCE

ONCE 1912, Outsiders" have managed
- China's customs. VIII the present
international conference restore full man
agement of her customs to China? viii
moral obligation cure the drug habit?
Will hungry bulldog let go of juicy
beefsteak? viii duck swim?
Answer these difficult questions and
wen give you some easier ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
THURSDAY. OCTOBER q

m 90. guu are patient
You have great perseverance,
You have a capacity tor
handling details
You arc accurate In all your
work
You have viii OF iron.
md viii not yield 10 Wild i'm
pulses
You take no false steps
But think before you act,
Success will be achieved.
Thru your ability to concen-
tratc.
Your life will be without any
excitement
hut sou will be content
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

French and Spanish wars in tho
Riif are only hkinmishcs. ana
that tho Muslcm races. fired with
their new zeal. are the real world
peace problems today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
WHAT FOLKS SAY

SENATOR HIRAM JOHN.
SON Suffrage has given as
women tho Same aa mon who
hire Themselves 10 the highest
bidder"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

Perhaps have considered danHg gasoline as simply freedom from
impurities or foreign substances
That important certainly But the whole story True cleanns T.;
gasoline means much more than physical clcanness
Associated Gasoline distilled in such be given scientifically
correct chain or series of 4g points, Starting with the more volatile
parts these boiling points gradually in unboken sequence up
through the heavier or PowerProducng parts fractions
That why Associated gntcs instantly and burns or cxpodcs COM
thus yielding all the power there in each charge This m
line eannes thespaklng Gasoline
Get more miles to the gallon" through sustained qpahy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
A THOUGHT

Add TO your faith. virtue; and
TO virtue, knowledge; and 10
knowledge, temperance; aud 10
temperance, patience; and TO
patience. Goodness: and TO God.
Illness, brothcriy kindness; and
TO brothcrly kindness, charity.
- Peter 1871,
VIRTUE ia voluntary. vice
V involuntary. Plato.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

Gee, but Boldts Buttcrhorna arc
good four for Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

Whnt turns Washington so.
ciciy sour Is that Caillooux took
bnck with him oven tho omptlos
OF those 20 cases Of choice wine
he brought over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
NATURELAND

I'D NELSON, chief OF the L.
~ s. biological survey, says
hc saw a cottonwood trcn two
and n half feet in diameter that
beavers on tho San Francisco
river, In western New Mexico,
had cut so sklfulIy with their
teeth that It's top foil directly
alongside their home, thus MS.
surfing food at tho family door
for the whole season,
Altho tho fisher is a big AMI.
NAL with very short legs. thrco
10 three and onc.hslr feet In
length, he is 30 swift In his
movements that ic has no trou.
bio catching squirrels In tho
trcetopa. F'lshcr's fur is almost
blnclS and very fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
ACID ON
HER LIMBS
Actress Tired OF Having Legs
Filmed; Wanted 10 % Drama

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Feb. s.-The
less which earned i9-year-old Lotus
rhompson. Australian actress, a
gcod living in motion pictures, were
svathed in hantagcs to-day, tho nv
aal, % the girrs attempt TO tisng
urr them,
The less, film directors declared
were tho two prrttiest in Hollywood.
snd they Brp helms photographed
constantly. generally lu bathing suit
comedies or some other similar ught
rule.
HUT Lotus wanted % DO deep
drama" so she poured acid over
her legs yesterday in hopes % dis,
figuring them FOR life, Swathcd In
bandages. she lies IN agony az home
and physicians say her desire will
probably be fulfilled,
Ever since / came herc its been
my legs-lsgs an tho time" she
cried. Il won a beauty contest IN
Australia for my face, but no ono
noticed IL IN Hollywood. Directors
can't see higher than my knees.
They always want 10 slip me into a
bathing suit and photograph my
legs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Coyotes Menace
Oregon Farm Stock

HENU, UFr, t'rh = 9" IlahId
coyotes arc menaeing stock in tho
Trout creek country iust north OF
Madras. according 90 Information
brought 90 Bond today ~ stock.
men.
Recently a coyote vas seen snap.
ping az the Zee, or cattle on the
e 81 Kennedy ranch, About The
same date . coyote. obviously rabld
was reported from the Leslie Friday
herd. whore several head OF cattle
we're bitten,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

he is before you condemn him.
Can you not sec how sou. yourself.
have forced your trusting daughter
10 dccniv" your Youth viii no, be
commanded. ., must be led Would i
not have been far better 20 have al
lowed his letters to come TO your
homer
Ny mother Is my conscience while
your poor little daughter can only
trust 10 her own inexperienced judg
mont 20 guide her.
j ann IL years old and senior In
high school and know | am greatly
stepping my position In thus as
stunning 20 advise my elders. but this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Main Street

Bin Boswell. newsie. hustllng
10 unload his papers al Seventh
and Union. John r. Reed. law
yer. deposlting his money az the
bank. W. T.. Nichols, steam.
ship man. driving south on Bel
mont ayc. c. q. Morrison. real
tor, travelling west on Madison
81. ID. Mckenzie, county en-,
ploye. going to work on Fourth
DC. VI. I. Cleveland. hank
teller. cashing a check az tho
hank. Clarence Pelr. magazine
dealer, going south on Fourth
ave. Carl Rsiter. Snowman.
watching tho crowd at Second
and Virginia. J. r. Adams, no.
Eel clerk. exchanging greetings
with a trayoler. John II. With.
erspoon. manufacturer. hunting
for lunch on Westlake. r. L.
Daskin, manufacture OF Spo~
kane. viewing tho county.Clty
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
LILLIAN.
She ReSeHts
and RenretS

Dear Miss Grey: was sorry TO
think that am a student of a Sc.
attic high school. IL that letter that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Advises
Mother

Mother
Dear Miss Grey: In answer TO tho
letter In your column signed "a
Mother" who writes TO you because
she Is worried over the conduct OF her
ls-year.old daughter. Il seems to mo
that the key to her whole problem
lies I'm the fact that when her daugh-
ter came TO her and told her of her
engagement, mother was shocked"
Mother. put yourself In the place
OF your daughter and try to imagine
how you would feel II you came TO
your mother and told her Of what
seemed 20 you the sweetest and most
wonderful thing in all the world
your engagement what II your
mother was Shocked and immedi.
ately began to tell you how perfectly
terrible was the thing you had done.
II seems from your letter that YOU
have made little or no effort to be
come acquainted with your prospect.
i've sonin.law. Did II ever occur to
you 10 invite him 10 your home?
When | was / 3 or IL was engaged
10 the most wonderful man in the
world. I told mother I had received
my FIRST proposal. Was she
shocked? No. My mother arose 20 the
occasion and said. "Well, OF all
things. Wouldn't II have been a joke
IL you had accepted HIM" ! thought
II over and finally saw how ridiculous
II really was and IN disgust at myself
I Immediately proceeded to break all
connections with that wonderful boy
Mother has always urged that all
my friends come to my homo 10
spend the evenings and thus we get
10 know them together.
You have wonderful daughter
who still comes to you with her con.
fldences even after you have prob.
ably been shocked" all your life Mt
what she has done,
You read her letters and call them
''mushy" and without n doubt you
tell her so. Does this encourage con.
fldAnte7 II I should ever receive a
'mushy" letter ! know that mother
aud |. together, would write an an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
So, 900, 900 B. c.
Bond Issue Offered

NEW YORK. Feb. a. syndicate
headed ~ Guaranty Co, OF New
York. and including 4. T.. Amcs s
Co. Wood. Gundy 4 Go. Inc. and
Blyth wliier & Co. 10 offering Mon.
day it.coo.oeo Province Of British
Columbia, Canada, ~ per cent gold
bonds. maturing February 2. 1925.
al loo and accrued interest
The bonds ARC a direct and pri.
mary obligation Of the province OF
British Columbia. and are payable.
both principal and interest, from
ia general revenues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

swer that would end all "mush" and
give respect--and then we would
laugh II off.
However. do not mean by all this.
that this engagement is not serious,
that your daughter Is not very foolish
aud also in danger Of throwing away
her happiness. But / will wager that
II you invite this young gentleman
TO your home and throw him and
your daughter together as much as
possible there will soon be broken
engagement and "a normal, happy
daughter.
You say that you have heard he Is
not a good boy. DO not Judge youth
by what you hear people say about
II. Give him chance TO show what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
-- CYNTHIA GREY ---
When M1ludy Steps
IN the Bobber Shop
New Thrill Awaits Her as Cold Steel
Shippers Shear Off Locks
BY CYNTHIA GREY

1t isn't the way she expects to LOOK that sends
to have her hair bobbed It's the way she's going to
FEEL!
She had thought that again would she have that
young SOME BABY feeling that the cold steel shipping
off the dear old braids gives her
Nor will she again feel she does when the mirror
the barber shop tells her that she looks like nothing
the world but the pictures of Benjamin Franklin
Or the inspiration of the old song mot Like the Other
Girls Know"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Shanghai Hotel Man
Homesick for China

There II no place Ike homo. even
tho it be IN Shanghai, China. Is the
sentiment expressed by Il. l. Moore.
hotel man OF Shanghai who. with
hlH wife, has been making tour or
this country. and IL now AZ Tho
Olympic Hotel on his way 10 China.
by way % Honolulu.
"uf course. things look mighty
cool 20 us on this side. ha says.
"but having been In business Ia
Shanghai for number Of years. that
seems like home 70 W. and homo Is
always a Eood place"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

was published tonight IN your o.
umn is true. for | am one who a.
solutely trusts my mother, and !
can be trusted by her, ] am pruoa
10 say.
don't often read your column
but when ] see a headline such a
was there. | couldn't help reading
further. Furthermore. | am ven
sorry TO think there are such girs
attending the Seattle high schools
ANON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
THE ANSWER
To YESTERDAYS PUZZLE

Wei. folks below b. the answer
10 Saturdays pufzlo and We hope
you liked Il a lot Neat saturday
yell have another surprise fur you.
Today'H offering n just the regular
good old fashioned kind. Including
en- and ''pi Incidentally don't
irt the "ss,tora" slip YOU any pew.
ter money 'Suff A.ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

IS straight from my heart and I
wanted to try to make you sec your
daughters side OF the question.
with YOU all the luck in the
world in this problem. but think
that only time and much patience on
your part can overcome this infatua-
ton OF your daughter.
ITTIIAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
B by He alth
Wednesday at 2 o'clock
in the Baby Shop

Care Of the Child's Teeth,
b, Dr. Nanncit. Clay,
thildrrns Dentist
UNIus Is the nnh of o series Of lee
i lures on child health. presented
under tho suspirrn Of the city Health
Department with tho cooperation o.
the state Department Of Health aud
the Seattle Federation Of womsn'a
Clubs.
Second Floor-Thc Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

Cynthia Grey viii receive
callers on Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. from / to p. m.
and Tuesday and Thursday.
from II TO IL a. m. nt her of.
flee in The Star building. 1903
Seventh ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17

The St. Anthonys Y. P. c. will hold an
important meeting Friday night at $40 n
attend this meeting. For games call Bel
mont 22S1-R.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
MIcK'S PLAN
Walker Says He viii Sign
to Fight Shade.

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, June Unlikely
Walker, who developed a very mys-
FERROUS case Of dog trouble and post
poned his fight with Harry Greb
three weeks on that account, will
come to New York Thursday or Fri
day, he says, and placate the New
York Boxing Commission by sign
ing an agreement to defend the vel
terweight championship against
Dave Shade of California.
This is one of the imperative con.
ditions stipulated by the New York
commission in giving its sanction to
Walkers fight with Greb for the
middleweight championship.
There has been some confusion as
to which foot It was that suddenly
went lame on Walker, necessitating
the set back of the Greb fight in
order to play safe. Mickey probably
will come in a wheel chair with
both feet bandaged.