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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Make It Monumental

E>VOLUTlONlSTS are reported TO be
~ planning to put bronze monument
honoring Scopes, on the lawn of that
Dayton, Tenn, courthouse.
Since the U. S. supreme court viii
finally decide the case, and there seems
to be hurry for monuments, WHY not
two monuments on that lawn? For in
stance, one with q gorilla rampant and
another with Bryan rampant Or, there
might be composite monument, depict
ing gorilla and William locked in a wrest-
ling posture. OF course, to be fair, you'd
have to present Bryan stripped to the
trunks worn by wrestlers. With anything
like that, little, old Dayton could feel
assured of perpetual limelight, and lime
light is what most of them in that evolu-
ton case are after.
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We could wear our old clothes.
30 without collars In hot wealth.
er, throw cigar ashes on the
parlor carpet and have spittoonB
all over the place.
We could sit back in an easy
chair, have Mother bring lis our
slippers, clean our pipe, load Il
up with fresh tobacco. light n
match and hold II until the old
dudeon got going good.
Yes, and Daughter would tell
us all about her beaux. ask us
how long they could stay and
whether they could sit I'm the
pnrlor or on tho porch.
And Son wouldn't think OF 20.
ing out without consulting us,
and would be ticklod stiff TO come
In any time he thought II would
please Dad.
All OF us husbands will agree
with the wise Mrs, Ferguson
when she says that there is no
getting around the fact that tn,
general run OF women must DO
bosscd q bit in order TO be thoro.
~ good and happy"
Tho only trouble with II Is that
our wives won't let us, darn 'cm.
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should try TO regulate Il 10
that dependent girls would get
tho preference
Mr.. FidlI Can pou tell mo
" thero Is public park or
playground Win bathing pool
,r4ih d good supervisor i0heTc I
could ssEd ny children ichIs
! am out at loorLr The oldest
Il 10. " could find such o
place IN wet Seattle phero
tho children ,eoHld DO teciI
looked otter. sruuid BE- Willing 70
pay modest suE for sach
service. MRS. ~.
G0fB 18TH y. W.
There arc matrons or super
fihors AZ the bathing beaches, but
as thoy have many 10 look aft
or, II IL doubtful II they could
give specific attention 70 young
children, except IN general
way Hero II an opportunity
for somsono 10 form an out
door club for tho kiddies, and
have good tiino whilo earn-
Ing a little money, Mr.. Fi1it
will boost.
Nr. FiTiii TO settle @ prop
criy agreement. please aH.pcr
ihii; when lras the establish
meut Of the net0 10th aee. N. y.
hiDhtedV from Unipcrsliy
bridge. nOrshF READER.
In 1917 an ordinance wa.
paused 70 widen 10th ave. n. u.
from 4fd 10 18th. and for widen.
Ing tho approaches at 45th
January IL. 1914. tho ordi-
nance whs paHsed that ostab-
llnhed the lines between 18th
and stth. Call Mr.. Forsythe Of
tho street department. Ell lot
oT5., for further information.
Mr. Firii: why does not tho
t"sfp pSNIS Hubt TIC 'VluFR
building d. Fourth and Nadison
cleaned upf notice Htdnv
buildings are being cleaned, aud
fhc library certainly needs n.
AIRS. y. H.,
Frye Hotel.
The character Of tho stone out
OF which tho library building IL
constructed does not stand n
sand cleaning. and any other
method would be very expen-
slve. Superintendent jennings
says they hope 10 find an effec-
two way 20 clean UP by the
time they are ready for an
addition TO the building.
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protect consumers from any po.ribie
danger Of recstulag MIX carrying
me or0anism Of Infectious diseases
Proper pasieurtzatiou. that "a. at fly
degrees =. for so minutes, Enls oil
disease producing organisms IN mix
Properly done. the process pinlg,i.e,
Infections from cattle thar hare NOT
been feaicd and found free from
Tuberculosis and infections from Ger.
fuiH human diseases. such as diph-
iberia, typhoid. scarlet fever and
septic sore throat. The effect Of
heat on milk has been The subject
Of much scientific research. Expert
mental evidence up 10 the present
time indicates that pasteurtsation
at the temperature and for the time
specified does not injuTo the chem.
icai or Hutritirc values Of the mix
TO any dppreciabis degree. II Is
possible that one uitdmin In milk
the one which protects a0alnst
scartD--is injured or destroyed bv
pasfcprization. This Is Of iifao I'M
portdHce, crccpt IN the feeding Of
infants. TO make up for any pos.
Sible loss Of TITS Uiiamin, orange or
tomato juicc Is oiven regularly
iohcn pasteuri=cd MIX Is used IN IN.
faHt feeding.
Q. How many enlisted men are
provided for in the appropriation
for the army for 1887
a. $4,000 enlisicd men Of The
regular army and 1858 enlisted men
Of the Philippine Scouts.
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Editor Tho star

Ealtur Tho Star,
No man knows how lucky he Ia
except tho farmer.
lilo knows no is lucky to DO
alive.
I SEQ BY an occasional town
paper mot but what tho town
paper gets here all right, but this
time OF year I'm too durn worn
out 70 read Il mostly, but soc
hy tho town paper where a lot 0t
folks arc kicking about taxes,
These folks should como and
1.-Two IN tho country. 10 "a sure-
enough pioneer county where
strong backs and weak minds are
carving h0mestsads cut % the
wilderness
In town you have soms organ.
izAuou u taxpayers, you have
something like an equalization Of
taxes. you don, pay any more on
your homo--accotdlng 10 the
money you put in-.thAn your
nelshbor does.
You ouEhtta come out IN the
country where tho assessor sends
an office boy around once u year
and tells him who 10 bit and who
70 miss. You ought 20 com. 10
back township and put a coat
Of paint on your houAe and see
what Il costs,
You ought TO come into a nice
political county, whore tho llt.
ito settlers arc trying 70 make
farms 10 grow food for your
folks. aud whore tho big timber
fsiIora are slulcing their logs al
most as fast as thoy are flsssrinE
county politics.
mention no names. what I'm
talking about II universal on the
west coast But ] tell you town
fellows that tho Hafno sort Of
farm land that I try 10 farm 10
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NTAsHINGToN. June 2z.-It Il
w almost time 20 celebrate the
Glorious Fourth again.

w almost time 20 celebrate the
Glorious Fourth again.
Yet only about one American
In 10 900 knows how glorious tho
Fourth really h.. The Fourth, IN
1875. was tho most notable IN the
country's history. and year after
year n has proved itself a red.let-
ter day In our calendar
For instnncs;
n was on July 4. 1916. that
Roger williams founded Rhode
Island and guaranteed religious
freedom 10 all settlers. on the
Same date IN 1875 Virginia colon,
lists won important rights Of leg
islation. In 1874 tho deal for the
purchase Of the Blue Ridge dis.
trict from Indians was completed
on July 4
-Four notable events or the
revolutionary war took place on
the 4th OF July In 1877 the
Indians attacked BoOncsborO,
Ky. A year later Major Clarke
captured Fort Rhskaskia from
the British. and tho same day
Indians and British descended on
settlers IN tho Wyoming valley
aud maHsacred them. on July 4.
1881. Lord CORVALLIS evacuated
Williamsburg. Va.
Years later the Mexican war
was precipitatsd by the Tens
convention which voted on July
I, 1916, for annexation 10 the
United Slater.
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70 has penetrated 10 the center
later tohen the heat reaches the
center, the bubbles Of pas formed
teilI burst out at the ceakcst point.
Q. After whom was the Fahren-
heit Thermometer named?
A. After Gabriel Daniel Fahren-
hcit. a German phvsiciS. and Scien-
tifc instrument maker. toho inuent-
cd an areomcter, substituted MGR
curry for alcohol In the tubes Of
thcrmometera and devised a Their
momctric scale.
Q. What In n commercially fresh
egg and q technically fresh egg?
a. Commercially fresh e0Os arc
eggs that arc from a dap TO tgcck
or tioo old and hare been kept
properly. Technically fresh cDOs
are e00s that haze Just been laid.
@. Why should milk be pasteur-
ized? Is II not true that pasteurlza-
ton affects the nutrltlve Value Of
the milk?
a. MIX should be pdsteuri=ed 10
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Letters F ER3H Readers
All letters to tn, star must have name and addrs"

bought BY some Vancouver men,
alleged rum runners.
She sailed from Shanghai.
March 10, 70 Topolobampo. Mex.
and did not go 10 Vancouver. II
u reported sho had liquor. but
no drugs.
The authorities Of all the Pa
ciflo Coast have been watching
for her because her departure
was well advertised.
Her first attempt a year sgo
was postponed because abe was
unseaworthy. The Chris Moellsr
haH never been in any Canadian
port since she sailed from Shang.
hal. and II Is believed never has
entered Canadian port.
d. Y. HARRIS.
4 Former YancouYerite.
T.. o. Box 455, Everett.
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Defends Canada

Editor Tho Star, Commenting
on your editorial Of June on
the Chris Mocllcr and her cargo.
! would not believe Vancouver
customs officials would clear
such a cargo. ana have written
for information sending them
your editorial. Tho facts Of tho
case are. The schooner Chris
Aoeiler wnA IN tho nr,t piAce,
American owned; was sold 70
German In Shanghai. and later
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? /? Ansrvers to Your Questions !? !?

Q. When did Roosevelt run for
mayor OF New York city. and who
were his opponents?
A. In 1886. His opponents ,1sre
Henry George. single ta-cr, and
Abram s. Het1itt, democrat. Heuitt
pas elected.
Q. From where is the quotation,
Until tho day break, and the
shadows flee away" taken?
A. The Bible, in Song Of Solomon,
chapter 2. f7th versc, aud chapter
!. 6th verse.
Q. Did George Washington ever
leave any money to found a unlver-
aty In Washington, ID. c.?
A. The establishment Of a ariver-
shy IN the national capital icds one
Of the desires most strongly enter
tanned By George Washington. In
his tcHI he left legacy for such
an institution " euer created. Hoto-
eyer. the legacy neper became cf-
fectirc. Congress, because Of rdrV-
ing opinions as to the functions Of
the national government IN mat
fers Of education, neUer acted. and
IN time the Potomac Canal shares,
left bv Washington fof The purpose.
became Udlueless.
Q. Why does a cake rise in the
middle instead OF on tho sides or
evenly all around when put In the
oven?
A. II Is usually due to the fact
that the oUen 10 too hot. In that
case The heat bropns the crust
ovcr the top Of the cake before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
BLolUS as. BronlideS
"CO-oPERATI0N and mutual helpft

"TO-0PERATION and mutual helpful
- ness are characteristic of relations
between the republics of the American
continent"
Secretary of State Kellogg speaking.
The occasion was the unwilling of Pan
American highway commemorative tablet
at Washington.
The time was the very day of the re-
ceipt of President Gales stiff rejoinder
to Mexico to behave or suffer the conSe-
quences.
A platitude and plaque versus an at
ttude and an act. A bromide to offset
a blow.
While Secretary Kellogg talks Of "mu-
tual helpfulness" Latin-American diplo-
mats are predicting 'far-reaching effects"
of the state departments big-stick meth
DDS of dealing with their countries.
The New York Herald and Tribune,
administration organ, reports that that is
the state of affairs among Latin-Ameri-
can legations in Mexico City.
Ten thousand Pan-American tablets and
a library of phrases cannot unmake the
unfavorable impression created By one
lone act which the Pan-American coun-
tries can construe as bullying.
A Texas man, taxed IS for being bachelor, say.
II Is worth $500 and more too Tho nlr,n old tbIp,
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You can get an answer TO
L any question Of fact or In.
formation by writing The Seat.
tie Star Question Editor. 1922
New York ave. Washington.
ID. c., and incloslng cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital I'D.
vice. Personal replies, conf.
Dental. All letters must bs
signed.
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her ! ow . r
limbs and tho
II o ! ! ywood
= I a r Q Haes
wear so C X y
nd pain {
their hhanks
It's all right.
b oca uBe it's
hcadin toward
reaction. Not
enough Atten.
tlon IN paid
to the virtues
OF reaction. n
process at
getB tn Gro
when m oral
Bunglon a n d
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Questions Purchase

Editor Tho Star:
Please look these questions up.
II the city should buy the s..
X. & g., at the offer the council
has agreed on, wouldn't the
price Of paving tho right-oEway
have 10 DO taken from the total,
80 clear tito could be Eiven7
What has become OF the $3.50.
600 the voters authorized In
bonds 20 condemn and buy the
s.. X. & ST.
VIII tho city abandon tn.
track from tho city limits TO
Renton. as no righ, Is given FOR
cars 20 run outside the city lin
its7 ED RUTHERFORD.
1906 23d Ave. s.
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When He Quits the Job

JULIUS KRUTTSCHNITT, former head
j of the Southern Pacific, who has Just
passed on in his 10th year. gave Az years
of service to the Hartman lines and lived
only fortnight after his retirement"
He could have retired years ago, but was
one of those men to whom work is life.
Some people who look upon work as
wholly hardship cannot conceive why
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law break down.
Take this rngIn evil OF ex.
posure OF the female form dl.
vine. Suppose they took TO
wearin nothin but snakes or
paint? why. when tho reaction
got to workin public sickness
would drive 'cm to the modesty
OF horse blankets, or there
wouldn't be female able TO
marry because OF suspicion OF
her. Same with drink. Keep
II fellow full OF liquor for three
days and the reaction turns him
up next mornin tho worst huter
OF liquor on earth,
Similar with most other
evils. Rub them under the
public nose plenty enough and
tho SOCIOLOGY OF reaction will
squelch 'om nine times out OF
10. Tho human crittor n 80
made up that too much OF any.
thin Hckens him, I don't care
much whether It's woman, mon.
cy, liquor, proachln or pray.
cTa,
when DdiUcs gets me senate
abolished he MINT tactic that
scientist tCho tGdnis 10 pH ono
moro month into the year iCith-
out prouidin.Jor four moro
pap days
Ornory old Constable Seth
Board8lcy Is fcclln unusual
cocky. They've named Dfor.
12.cont cIgaY after him. "scths
Selection" ~ par at 0 for ~,
an right bat sometimes they
throw In u iccnt box of
matches. oa TX, L.
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Star Aided Fete
Editor The STAR

Editor The Star
The writer desires 10 express
the sincere appreciation OF IN.
committee on arrangements Of
the Lake Washington Straw.
berry Festival. Just held a;
Bellevue, for the splendid pub.
licity given the festival by your
paper.
Tho success OF tho festival. at
which moro than 1000 visitors
were entertained. was due in no
small measure 10 this valuable
assistance.
FESTIVAL COMMITTEE.
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A Thought

Thy word Is u lamp unto my
feet, aud n light unto my path.
--Pso ll0;l05.
I 1GllT is tho symbol OF truth,
IL Lowell. 90
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SIR CONAN DOYLE, spir.
Itualist, declares that he has
heard singing that was not OF
this earth. There's probably a
l4.year-od boy in conAn's home
circle.
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What's the Farmer Thinking About?
This Is What One Wrote to the Editor of The Star'

assessed Just 40 per cent lfss IN
your city counties than n il in
my country county,
Take, Amt NO had. Mister Eil I
tori tho trouble Il that the .sit.sv
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poleont in the back woods always
gets caught IN tho dsadfhli. and
The big polsoat IN town always
gets a gold ru.l.ll- ever,
WILLIAM DENT.
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Likes Star

Editor The Star:
We have been taking The
Star for n few months and
think II IL the best paper Ia the
Northwest. especially the Homo
Brow column. (which 70 lis is
worth 10 times tho price Of tho
whole paper.
We hlso llko the Major
comic. and think II runs close
second. Wanted 20 lot you
know We ike your writer's.
GEO. SPENCER.
bf2 +. Eighth 81.
Port Angeles, wash.
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ASTRONOMY bulletin with interesting and in.
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BEAUTY BooKLET-a bulletin containing recipes
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BUDGErING AND HOUSEHOLD ACCouNTs-A man.
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gives sample budgets for OF various sizes and
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I Seen by
tn Papers
SCI KITCHEL PIXLEY
Sage Of the 0lymplcs

MAYBE you read how chat
I'l American actress In
France n wearln n mako ON
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Texas man, taxed IS for being a bachelor. says
u Is worth $500 and more, too. Tho old thing
Is leading n double life
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Haircuts up to 70 cents, in Chicago. but any Chi
cago gangster win cut your whole head off for so
cents.
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Cleveland newspaper reports that the Rotarian del
eEatcs appear In white hhtbands. ties, canes and
spats," Plenty-fur Cleveland
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-19
THE WRANGELL PIT. A.
By c. E. HAGIE.

By c. E. HAGIE.
 (Reprinted from the Alaska School
 Bulletin)
 The Wrangell Parent-Teacher As sociation membership has passed the one hundred and fifty mark and is still growing. It holds its meet ings on the second Thursday of each month during the school year The opening feature of each session is the business meeting. This is usually followed by one principal address of an educational character and musical numbers or community singing. The principal feature of the October meeting was a talk on China by Miss Margaret Uhler, a Wrangell girl who has been em- ployed in Shanghai. China for the past five years.
 The policy of the organization at wrangell is to depend upon adults for the program and to make the work required of the teachers as
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-19

light as possible. The aim is to make it a real Parent-Teacher or- ganization, with the emphasis on the parent" phase. No attempt is made to drag the school children in as an entertainment feature" After the regular program is over the remainder of the evening is devoted to informal discussion of community problems. (not school administration. followed with light lunch.
 The people of Wrangell believe their PITT. is the most efficient in the Territory. They have just completed the erection of a 60xSO it. Community Building. It is de- signed to supply the schools needs of a basketball floor as we'll as serving the purpose of a general community hall. The building con- tains dressing rooms, shower baths, a kitchenette, a stage and raised seating at the sides of the main floor. The basket field is 37ha so it.
 A reasonable rental will be charged for all excepting the schools uses, until the outstanding indebtedness is paid. The associa- tion had about s1,500.00 in its treasury when the work started and plans already inaugurated will proba bly take care of the remain ing debt by the end of the school year.
 It had been expected to have the community building ready for use last winter by the financial assist ance of the local American Legion and auxiliary organizations which, eventually was withheld.
 As a tribute to the industry and unda unuted courage of the members of the Wrangell P.-TA. it may be said that not a cent of their funds has been raised by subscription.