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The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-02-19

Some people are always talking
about how square they are. and we
don't, notice any corners sticking out
of them at that
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Rudyard Kipling siandered woman

! BY. defining her as "a rag and bone
nd hank or hair. : but. according to
the Springfield, Republican. Iona
< cpning lady. seven years married, gets
Back, rhythmically with this synopsis
ace man: "A Jag and a drone and q
tank Of air.
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New Jersey Supreme Court.

New Jersey Supreme Court.
j. Ely Dey, ....o,,.a.+
VS..
Bennic Katick,. NOTICE.
Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that writ Of attach
ment, at the suit Of J. Ely Dey. against the
and chattels. lands and tenements Of Bonnie
Katick, an absconding debtor, for the sum OF
$3.50, &C, issued out of the. New Jersey Supreme
Court, on the 24th day OF December. q. u, 1915
Ioz5, has been served and duly executed, ana
was returned on the Twenty Fourth day OF De
ember, A. D.. 1924, by the Sheriff OF the county
Monmouth.
EDWARD J. KELLEHER, Clerk.
Dated February 5th, 1925.
w. Holt Agar, Attorney.
[aI lines febs-stl lsIo,92lS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
SCIENCE
SAFE TRAVEL

A REPORT has been Issued
n by the Junker airpIano fac.
tories Of Germany, showing
remarkable record for three
years Of air traffic in Europe.
The report includes only Junkcr
machines, which are all-mctal
II shows that twenty-five hun.
drcd passengers were carried in
1921, and these increased to over
twcnty.Six thousand in 1923.
The 1924 figures, not yet com.
plctc at the time OF the report,
will show q stilI greater rate Of
increase This entire traffic was
without a single accident.
Europe has a network OF air.
ways. Even in Russia the air
service has become Of great i'm.
portancc. On account of the
great distances in Russia, II Us
claimed by some air traffic OK
ports II was only by the use OF
airplarcs that the country was
controlled from one center dur.
ing the disturbing times Of the
revolution.
DirlgIblcB Of the Zeppelin type
nlso have established remarkable
fccords IN Europe. They have
carried many thousands of pas.
sengers without ono accident.
England Ig leading In promoting
this type Of air travel. and ia
building two great ships for
service IN India.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
From Here to the Horn

E>OR years advocates of closer Pan
Il American relations have dreamed of
n New York TO Buenos Aires railroad, but
financial and engineering difficulties
have always nterfered.
Now il appears that an All-American
highway leading from Seattle and all
points in the United States to Buenos
Aires. Rio Janerio and other South
American cities will come first. The good
roads construction idea has seized the
South American countries and they are
anxious 10 duplicate the progress being
made in the United States.
The Pan-American congress of high
ways at Buenos Aires in October will be
attended by an official delegation repre-
sentiug the u. S. government and large
unofficial delegation representing auto
mobile organizations and others inter-
ested in good roads.
Connecting roads turnout the Central
and South American republics will lead to
better understanding and closer rela-
tons between the peoples of the Americas
more than any other economic develop
ment If proof is needed one needs only
10 watch the thousands Of American
automobiles daily crossing the line into
Canada
The neghborliness on the Northern
border should some day be duplicated on
the South.
The question I, not ~ to whether anyone
swim the English channel Twas done. years ago;
but not accompanied hy IlrF band.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
A Lot at Stake

KENNETH WATSON, Washington
IN newspaper correspondent writing for
The Star, suggests that Lincoln c. An
drews must make good with his new
policy of prohibition enforcement or lose
his job.
More is nc stake than Andrews job.
The success of prohibition in the United
Statee depends ON IL. The public as
whole never has been completely in SYM
patty with prohibition; failure 10 enforce
it and the ragged, haphazard methods
employed have made few new converts.
Unless Andrews plan is more effective
than il seems TO be from published re-
ports, the new enforcement organization
likely will give the vets just one more
leg to stand ON and prohibition will be
much the farce its enemies say il is now.
The public cannot be blamed for its
present attitude of skepticism. Few per-
sons with any power of observation at all
can honestly contradict the statement that
drinking is more widespread now than 1t
was before the adoption of the 18th
amendment.
There are a lot of folks who refuse
longer to be lulled into sleep with the
statement that time alone can cure the
drinking habit and that while drinking
may continue now under so-called prohibit
ton, another generation will have forgot
ten all about it.
It's the coming generation that will
fight hardest for drink if its members
follow the education they are now receiv-
ing. With gin parties galore and drinks
common in households that knew nothing
about booze before prohibition. the
younger generation can be depended on to
go thru with the hard-liquor program on
a scale more Misunderstanding than ever
was dreamed of in the wet days of old.
Clearly Mr. Andrews has big job be-
fore him. 1t is up to him to prove the
practcability of prohibition.
Scientist says a new continent i to appear In the
Pacific. Terrible excitement in Los Angeles real
estate circles,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
The Death Of Sir Adam Beck
lFrom The Toronto Globe


THE greatest of us-if greatness means
l worth, capacity, vision, initiative, tire
less energy. creative enthusiasm and en-
during public services gone.
Adam Beck needs neither eulogium nor
memorial in marble. His epitaph is writ
in deeds" His monument is on the high
ways and in the homes.
He was blessed with generous share
of this worlds goods. He had social posi-
ton. He was a sportsman. Life logically
might have led him along easy and pleas
ant lines-a gentleman dabbler in politics,
q patron of commendable philanthropies.
But early in life Adam Beck dreamed
dream. 1t gripped him. Its vast posi-
bilities-its crusading call-inspired him.
He consecrated himself to its accomplish
ment
And, gradually, the great hydro-electric
power project, built on the principle of
public ownership and operation, came into
being grew. There was need of Wis
Toned leadership. There was need of organ
izing skill. There was need of amazing
capacity for hard work There was need
of indomitable courage. There was need
of ruthless fighting qualities. There was
! need of stern integrity. Beck supplied
them all.
Corporate interests were hostile and
powerful. Opponents of public ownership
of public utilities set themselves to thwart
and destroy. Politicians snarled, and,
alarmed over the ardent enthusiasm deve-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

Iarbar. Ilo contends that Il b.
the most logical and best land.
locked hatbor that he has ever
seen Hnd when drclgod out
there isnt naval force IN tho
world which could enter a."
Ia bis opinion Pacific Coast
defense win resolve itself into
the choice OF two policies "wm
wc decide 10 protect our Western
coast with the navy. or will We
maintain a coaling station ana
supply bHss ~ Hawaii. whore. II
trouble ever does como from the
West. we could attack our enemy
IN mid-orcan several thousand
miles away from his basc Of
supplies"
HeEE also win argue with hls
colleagues that Hawaii - more
than - days from tho Orient.
and that II Il takes &c 1000 gallons
81 Oh day TO operate a trans.
port. warahipa could not carry
suffcisn, supplies for any length
u service 5000 miles away from
their homo base
Supporting stephens viii be
Pacific Coast representatives.
tho naval affairs committeeman
and strong defense advocates.
while lined up with BeEg will
be that group OF administration
supporters who arc advocating
reasonable Notifications" and
tremendous economic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
+? ANSWERS to Your Questions 2

Q. How much does corn weigh per
bushel?
A. shelIsd corn irei0hs from So 10
So pounds per bushel, depending on
the toei0ht prescribed bV lao In
UaJious states; corn IN the car
toei0hs from S. TO 7g pounds per
bushel
Q. Is there only one day Of the
year which is longest. or may there
be several OF exactly the same
length?
A. There Is only one longest daU'
Of the year. but the adjacent days
at that time Of the year after IN
length only fet1 seconds There
fore. tchen the length Of the day
Is oiren only TO the nearest min
ntcs several consecutive days may
appear 10 haze the same length
@ Did Gen. Grant change his
name2
A. Yes, he teas first named Hiram
Ulysses Grant but thru some error
he teas appointed no West Point as
Ulysses Simpson Grant.
O Is there any other m h d
than by Weighing to ascertain the
weight OF eggs?
a.. Yes, bV remembering that ~
eggs Of ordinary size TciOh ono
pound.
@. How do cyclones move?
A. IN general, IN an eastern or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
AHnonyi

HOWEVER much we might like TO do
i so, still we cannot consCientiously in
sist that women are always right Take,
for instance, one source OF feminine in
come, alimony There is something
radically wrong about our use of this
form of legal pickpocketing.
We all know that alimony was intended
to provide for women unable to work. and
their children, and in great many in
stances, of course, it is an entirely just
and necessary measure.
But an able-bodied, childless, intelligent
woman should be willing to take n month
ly allowance from man whom she does
not consider fit TO live with as husband.
The prevailing i'll Of alimony comes
from the fact that so many tender young
things nowadays step to the altar with
that secret thought in their minds, IF
don't like ii | can get alimony" They
marry live with their husbands a couple
OF years or less. get a divorce and as
much alimony as they can squeeze from
him until they find another and woolier
sheep to shear. There are lots of women
who are frankly in the alimony business.
They live well by means of this trade.
In spite of the good it often may render
to unprotected wives and children, one
somehow harbors sneaking suspicion
that if it were wiped off the legal slate,
there would not be as many divorces by
bolf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
HaWolian Defenses to Brinq Fiqt

WAsHiNGToN. Sept g.
w Navy department plans 10
make the Hawaiian islands an
impreEuablc outpost Of Pacific
rnaat drfensss ate certain 20
cause trouble Ia the next con
gTrEs
a subcommittee - the HOUSE
naval affairs committee, headed
hy Representative A. r. -
stephens. Of Ohio. has just re-
turned from a trip u inspection.
Another group of eouErrfamen
who joururyrd 20 the Orient also
have done somr unofficial" In.
ysaiiEatiuE Ia this group WIS
Representative Jamca r Brgg.
OF Ohio. whip o, the house. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
BB Leo r. Sack

ono u he most influential mem
bera
stephens win recommend, ho
announces a $4,000. 900 program
for Pearl Harbor dcfruHcs. which
include construction OF "a ueR feu
wall Go accommodate tho major
portion " the Pacific fleet. rn-
larEemrnt ~ the submarine base.
new quarters Tor officers and
men, and "a large new dry dock
N these recommendation are
approved" stephens said. Pearl
Harbor viii be lmpreRuable."
urEe viii take tho position
that Just reasonable fortified
tons VIII BE- sufflc.su, for Pearl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

remove the wastes OF the body
promptly your skin is apt 20 be
blotchsd md salIow and often
covered with cruptions.
Many people make the mis-,
take n thisIing that the care u
the face can be accomplished by
merely taking care Of the face.
They do not realize TINT proper
care Of the face consists primar.
ily ~ taking proper care ~ the
body as n whole. care of the In.
side as well us the outside Of
tho body Your face lg often an
outward indication Of tho condi.
lion OF your body
Fresh air. ventilation. exercise.
the enre OF the skin Of the body.
mental yig0r. sound diet, 10,
Eoiher with correct posture. are
necessary factors IN producing q
healthy skin and are. therefore.
ANhfhA p " HANAN AAAAAHk ~ ARAlaa -AAfaA III
By those who are ambitious 10
keep the skin In a state Of per.
lection.
Faulty diet is one Of tho com.
mon causes for an unhealthy
condition OF the skin. 4 lack Of
fresh air. due 10 insufficient
breathing. IS another cause Of
unhealthy skin conditions.
unquestionably many skins
are infected thru the means OF
EoIlcd fingers. Many objects
with which tho hand comes In
contact may be the source OF
injecting organisms
a simple rulo Of hygiene is.
Develop the habit OF never
touching your face unless you
first wash your fingers. especial.
~ II tho skin Of your face IS pc.
culinrly susceptible TO Infection"
Another simple rule Of hygiene
is. Never use a towel that has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

AIr. Flrii: Can you ten nc
" the pictures o. tho fleet taken
"a Australia on iis recent ttat'
there. tr.H be sh0iCn IN Seattle.
aud az lchs, thcalcrf Mother,
The pictures will no doubt BE-
nhown here. but tho date OF the
picture houses where they viii
be exhibited have not been
named Announcement will be
made when they arc here.
Mr. Firi'; There ara ~ or
~ hsusrboais az spio's landing
on Wcstiakc ~. vci the car
atops a block argy irhero there
Is no ono 70 pct on Or on. Why
not stop az tho laudlugi 10
rcouid b. great accommoda-
fion 70 the school children. c.
pccially
Hogscboni.
The matter will b. invest
gated by supt Henderson. and
II advisable the change win 30
made.
Mr.. Fiyit: After II p. NJ
recently Sato a drircr. iUhosr
number am enclosing. cfoas-
ing The University bridge using
only ono arm for tho tUhccL
The other teas around tho pirl,
OF comar. other dripcrs had 10
gipc him room, Can you tlr
him and his kiHdf Disgust
The number you give will be
passed on TO the police. This
sort Of business is highly dan,
gerous TO all concerned when
engaged In on busy bridge.
Some wise Judge has said that
driving "A machine on n crowded
street Is "a two-armcd Job. and
that hugging a girl anywhere Ia
a two-arned performance.
Mr, Fizit Recently nc drv
squad raidcd rooms on Olirc
tcaV and smashed mp tchat they
found. The rubbish has been
dumped in the alley IN, the rear
OF IN Oliuo st. We can not
pct IN or out Nth the machines,
Can you fir ~ Q.
The street cleaning depart
mcnt has promised TO give the
matter attention.
Mr.. Firif: After ono has
passed the trainmcn's cramiua.
tons IN Seattle, and has yet
GRAMS preference. hoo long
should II be before he Is Diucn
york; Y.
II depends on your position
on the list. SEQ the secretary
Of the civil service board. in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

states and flour became so scarce
that tchcut tras imported fro m
abroad IN tho years 1867.
O. During what period were .
cent pieces issued in the United
Statcs7
4. From 1861 10 n.
Q When was Wordsworth born
and when did ne dlc2
A. Born April 7. no; died April
20. $50
O. who owns the famous Com
stock lode mine uow2
A. The United Comstock Mines
Co., San Francisco, Cal The mine
address Is Gold HiH. NcU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
Mr.. Firit of The Star
Undertakes Here TO Remedy Your Troubles, II They
Are Of Public Interest

county-city building, He viii
give you the information Call
Main 5000. ask for civil Service.
+. s. II tho man who found
the bee tree has not cut 4, yet,
he should call Eric Maygll.
Main zoos. Ha would like to
make moving picture Of g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
GG31 pAWh&5ii|l!Il;;;sEIE:,,

MTHEN night time pulled up
w shadowy awning the
air and we're greeted by wonderful dnwnng.
the the
o
All greeting tho day thar
tho meadow There's spirit
thru and tho worlds real
dewdrop8 Of 10 gstcn Of
they're The night
sml arrived with the coming dawn
lcopyrIght. 1925. for The aealllo slarl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
Pretty Face Depends
Upon. Good Health

been used By others" And q
third is. use your own indlYia'
ual soap"
Dirt carried by the afr may
alao infect IN skin Of the face
Most skins win submit 70 re
queut washing without protest
provided care 10 the use Of soap
b. exercised, Ia washing such a
akin a generous amount Of lain'
or should be- produced with a
good soap. This should be thoro-
ly rubbed IN and then % thoroly
washed out.
Cold water r. not a. good hs
Iukewarm water for this pur'
pose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

VoU can get an answer to
l. any question OF fact or In
formation by writing Tho Seat
tie Star Question Editor. 1872
New York ave, Washington.
ID. C., and iuclosing cents In
loose stamps for reply. No
medical, legal or marital adj
vice. Personal replies, conf.
dental. All letters must De
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

fEIn dspfnds
too Iarge er
tent upou the
compliance
with which
wnHtra Hre
eIImInated
fron your
body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
A THOUGHT

The poor Is hated even OF his
own neiEhbor; but the rich hath
many friends.--Prov. xiv.:20.
A s RICHES and favor forsake
n man we discover him 10
be fool, but nobody could find
e out in his prosperlty.--Ll
Bruyere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

oping among the people generally, inaugu-
rated investigation" after "investiga-
tion," calculated To retard and embarrass
even VI they could discover nothing amlSs
or wrongful. The enterprise and its lead
erShip stood the test
Ontario mourns today the passing Of n
son who served her we'll His great public
work is finished. II is proved and estab-
lished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

los Angeles authorities organize for war on ban.
dts from the East The villains interfering with
homo talent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
,,@7a)z)
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER J
II 80, you are Of mechanical abl-
ity
And have an unusual ability for
details
You arc very keen and obscrv-
ant
And avoid the mistakes made by
others.
Your Judgments AFRO especially
sound
And many listen to and follow
your advice
You are very capable In bust.
ness.
But you should not be associated
with others
Your Independence win bring you
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
AS Things
Look TO
J. II. Justice

UNHE Chamber Of Commerce
i committee is acting wisely In
looking into the possibilities OF
NIX mills ~ Seattle. where most
u the raw ELK lands from China
and Japan. Millions Of dollars
worth Of this raw silk passes
thru this port yearly on ~ way
90 the mills In the East. in nd
dltion 20 the expense o. trans
portatlon. the insurance and in
tcrest on money 10 big item
when millions are involved.
There are no SILK knitting mills
Of national importance this side
Of Milwaukee. Portage and MIN
ncapols, tho tho bulk Of the
silk that passes thru Seattle
goes 20 tho large mills in New
England and in New Jersey.
DUT when investigating silk.
ID do not overlook the possible
tics OF "rayon" Rayon IS the
new fabric that II rapidly coming
20 the front. The manufacturers
are bringing out wonderful gar
ments made OF rayon. and u is
being extensively used in hosiery.
WHILE silk Is the product OF
w the silk worm. which is more
or Iess tempermental. rayon Is
tho product OF the laboratory.
The scientist takes vegetable
fiber and converts Il into cellu-
lose. this is spun into threads and
mixed with cotton. There are
now four or five large concerns
producing rayon. or similar fab
rics. II is now rated third in the
textile industry.
IT IS now open season for ~ -
Il land birds in tho counties just
east Of the mountains. and the
Kittitas and Yakima valleys no
doubt give forth the sound OF
miniature battle. Automobiles
loaded with men and guns and
dogs have been going over the
pass for days. Most OF these
huntsmen know the meaning OF
the word sportsman" but there
are always a few who forget that
there will be another year. and
that the law permits only 50
many birds per day or season.
There are others who fail TO re-
member that the farmer win re-
quirs his fences after II is all
over. and that his growing crops
mean money TO him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

Scientist says q new continent Is to appear in the
Pacific. Terrible excitement in Los Angeles real
estate circles,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

The question l. not ~ to whether anyone can
swim The English channel Twas done. years aEo.
but not accompanied by JarT band
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-24
AtITTLE TALK ON THRIFT
By s. W. STRAUS
President of American Society for Thrift

ANY young man with common
intelligence can succeed if he is will
ing TO apply himself Superior brains
are not necessary"
This summing up of one of the
great truths of life was made by
man who gained outstanding success
James Buchanan Duke, whose re-
cent death has brought forward
some of the fundamentals of per-
sonal achievement.
With regard to the reasons for his
own success Mr.. Duke once gave this
brief outline II have succeeded in
business, not because | have more
natural ability than manv people who
have not succeeded, but because
have applied myself harder and stuck
to it longer. / know plenty of
people who have failed to succeed in
| anything who have more brains than
|, but they lacked application and
determination | had confidence in
myself"
1t is recalled that at the time Mr..
Duke went to New York to build up
the interests of his company in the
metropolis, he adjusted his methods
of living along the most modest lines
in order to draw as little as possible
upon the financial resources of his
business at a time when it was
facing crisis.
And it may be said to the further
honor of James Buchanan Duke that
in his later years he exemphfied the
greater thrift by donating millions
upon millions of dollars for the
furtherance of education in this
country.
Failure in life is not always due
to want of ability or to unfavorable
early environment. In most cases
it comes through lack of industry,
determination and proper apprecia-
| ton of thrift.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-24
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a. 1925
Cros. Eyes And Jazz.

DR. Henry j. Schireson of Chica-
go, who has just completed survey
of Illinois penal institutions, says
that cross eyes produce the prevail
ent craze for jazz.
Within the last five and half
years, he says, the increase in the
tendency to cross eyes has been
more than 35 percent and that of all
the so-called criminal class" more
than SO percent suffer either from
actual cross eye innovation or
symptomatic cross eyes with cross
eye tendencies either latent or par
TALLY developed.
Those of US who know nothing
of the subject can not honestly dis
pute the statements the doctor
makes, but everyone will be inclined
to be skeptical because the idea is
brand new and needs more substan-
tiation
It must be admitted, though, that
if he has discovered the cause of the
jazz craze and knows the cure, he
has performed a public service Of
inestimable value.