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Evening star., 1925-10-04
Seeing Americans
Eat Corn on Cob
New Sport in aris
By the Associated Press.


PARIS, October 3.-Watching Amer
lean visitors eat corn on the cob is
one of the Autumn pastimes of the
Paris boulevardiers.
A grillroom on the Boulevard des
Italiens which specializes in American
dishes leaves its curtains always
drawn, so that all who pass in the
street may watch the diners. This.
however, has not discouraged the
Americans. who want the excellent
roasting ears. oyster stews. Ameri-
can ham and eggs" and griddle
cakes. with genuine Vermont apples,
the place offers.
Frenchmen apparently. too. have a
liking for most of the American
dishes which this grillroom serves,
but few of them care to tackle corn
on the cob. Snails and many other
French delicacies are fairly messy.
but they are French. and there is
something so comical to a French.
man in eating corn off the ear that
he hesitates to make the attempt in
public.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
DANCER MUST FACE
|. CONTEMPT CHARGE
Evan Fontaine Held to Have
Violated Injunction Not
to Sue Whitney.
By the Associated Press,

SAN FRANCISCO, October 3.-A
secret file warrant against Evan Bur.
rowes Fontaine, dancer, charging her
with contempt Of court, is on its way
to Chicago for service after having
been sworn out in Federal Court here
In the past few years Miss Fon.
taine has brought a series of breach
IF promise actions against Cornelius
Vanderbilt Whitney, young New York
millionaire, charging that Whitney
was the father of her son. One of
the actions brought here was decided
against Miss Fontaine, with the addi-
tional order that she was to be en-
joined for all tine against bringing
any similar action against Whitney
within the country. She is charged
with having violated this order
through the filing of an action in an
Eastern city, and the warrant is
based upon such alleged violation.
CHARGE Is SURPRISE.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
CHARGE Is SURPRISE.
Knows Nothing Of Warrant, Miss
FOntaine Declares.

CHICAGO. October R.-Miss
Evan Burrowes Fontaine expressed
surprise when informed that a war
rant for her arrest was being brought
here from San Francisco. Local re-
ports said that the warrant was being
brought by airplane.
Il know nothing about it, nor can
1 understand why such an order for
arrest should be issued against me in
San Francisco, as l have not been
there for four and half years."
Evening star., 1925-10-04
RICHARD QUITS HOSPITAL
Martinique Governor, Shot in Au.
gust, Is Able to Travel.

FORT DE FRANCE. Martinique,
October P).-Gov. Richard Of
Martinique. who was seriously wound,
ed on August 21 when four shots were
fired at him, sailed today for Porto
Rico. He had been in the hospital
since the attack. A bullet Is still
lodged against his spinal column.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
CHILE'S new CABINET
is SWORN INTO OFFICE
Quiet Situation Follows Govern
ment Change Made Necessary by
Allesandi's Resignation.
BY the Associated Press

BY the AssOCIateu PreSs.
SANTIAGO, Chile, October 3.-A
new cabinet, made necessary by the
resignation of President Arturo Ales-
sandri. who gave up his office Thurs
day after turning over the executive
powers to Luis Barros Borgono, has
taken the oath Of office. The person
mel Of the new ministry includes:
Minister of the interior, Gen. Manuel
Veliz; minister of war, Col. Carlos
IbaneZ; minister of navy, Admiral
Braulio BahamondeS.
Jorge Matte Jormaz will retain pro-
visionally the post of minister Of for.
eign affairs. but it is believed Ernest
Barros Jarpa ultimately will be given
the portfolio.
The general situation I'm Chile is
quiet.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
HITS TENNESSEE LAW.
Bar Association Head Thinks Stat.
ute Is Invalid.

ST. LOUIS, October 3 CP.-The
Tennessee anti.evolution law Is an at
tempt to control opinion and restrict
learning. former Senator Chester 1.
Long, Wichita, Kans., president Of
the American Bar Association. told
members Of the Missouri Bar Associa-
ton today. He said he believed the
law would be declared unconstitu-
tional.
THE question is whether the State
has the power to control opinion" he
said.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

According to the law in Argentina
three-quarters of w1fe's earnings
can be taken to pay her husband s
debts.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-12-19

is building some first class apart
ments on his recently acquired prop
erty at 14th and Washington Streets.
+ :. !.
American Legion Tree
Members of the William F. Blake
big Christmas tree at the Armory
Thursday night for all the Colored
children in Phoenix Candy, nuts,
fruit and other presents will be CIV
Phoenix tribune., 1925-12-19

en- every child that attends. The ex-
ercises will begin at 7:3O and con-
tinue until 1O:3O, when the floor
will be cleared and dancing will be
the order of the hour until ???. DR..
A. A. Mcdonald, Commander. Com
mittee on arrangements: Frank Eek
Phoenix tribune., 1925-12-19

ford, chairman; DR.. N. B. Greenlee,
Fred Williams, Prof. Ellis Oneal
Knox and Wesley Groce. Music for
the occasion will be furnished by
Fred Williams and his jazz hounds.
You will miss it, if you miss it.
Nuf sed.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-12-19
Local Happenings

From Mesa
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Roam and son
and other friends from Mesa were
in Phoenix last week doing their
Christmas shopping.
:. :. :.
Building Apartments
Mr.. Elmer Mercer, a recent arrival,
Phoenix tribune., 1925-12-19
Visit Our
Toy Department

Here you will find Mama Dolls Talking and Walking Dolls
All kinds of dressed dolls ranging in price from 25c to
$3.50 You'll find musical toys, play sets Coaster wag
ons for the boy mechanical toys educator toys friction
toys The famous Erector' Model Maker is here, Daisy
Air Rifles and Rubber Balls
Phoenix tribune., 1925-12-19
Do Your Christmas Shopping at the
POPULAR

It's fact, folks You DO pay less when you buy at
the Popular consequently you buy more presents
and thus remember people Our stocks this year
unusually compete-in fact have much
chandse that it is impossible to adequately list and price
the items in space this size So just mentioning
below few timely suggestions for every member of the
family Of these suggestions only few of hun
dreds. Come to the Popular-ook merchandise
for yourself why your dollars will further here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
SCIENCE -
SAVING BABIES

nR. TAKAHASHf. OF Japan. has
~ obtained an active ingredient
from cod liver oil that Is so concen.
trated that a very small pin or cap.
sulc equals n tablespoonful OF t,he
oil. This will be OF great import.
ance to thel,yclfare OF children.
II an undernourished baby could
ent Il pound OF fresh. pure butter
daily. II would become strong and
well, because OF the Vitamine A
contained in the butter. This. OF
course, Is impossible, but the baby
may get the Same amount Of this
vitnmine in a tablespoonful of cod
liver oil. This has long been used
as a remedy but It is only recentlv
that its great value has been fully
realized. However. the oil is un.
pleasant, and IL is difficult to get
a child 10 take It.
The Takahashi process ut prescnt
Is very expensive, but this Is due
to the experimental methods that
have to be used in producing It. II
Is expected that II soon will be pro.
duced in quantitIcs2i a method
OF manufacture TINT Will place II
within the reach Of all parents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
Nine Dollars for q Room

IN some parts of New York city you can
/ rent a room and live in it for 50 a
month, but it is apt to be a room in which
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
TO Animals would not permit pig to be
housed. A similar rent obtains no better
conditions in some other American cities.
An effort to prove that this need not be
so is to be made by the various unions of
clothing workers in New York Thru
their two banks they are arranging to
build three model apartment houses in
which the basic rent will be 50 a room.
These rooms are TO have lots of light and
air for summer and plenty of heat for
winter They are to have all the modern
contIivances for comfort and convenience.
The buildings are to be attractive in APP
pearance. And this is all to be done with
out loss of money TO anybody concerned.
One thing that makeSsit possible is the
absence of excessive financing charges.
The money is to be made available by the
banks at the legal rate of interest and no
intervening money brokers will be al
lowed to pile on additional charges for the
tenants eventually to pay.
This being the first venture of its kind
on their part, the labor organizations are
taking the precaution Of making it CO
operative. An initial investment of 1000
each on the part of the tenants is re-
quired, the tenant thereby becoming own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

BYE. G, ORR

wheat sugar bscts, vegetables
and berries for canning and
other things.
They nee possibilities Of O biz
dalryinE industry 20 DO drycls
opcd on tho coast with cream.
cries. condeusrrieH and cheeEe
factories. There arc vast areas
Of stock ranges. with the finest
rod top grass for summer and
winter feeding for cattle, sheep,
goats and reindeer. and the eli.
made iB mild.
SuFplWcs can be marketed by
way Of Tho railroad and the Esu.
board. which Is nearer by 1900
miles 20 the Orient than are
tho west coast cities OF tho
states
The $3.50. 900 worth Of food
supplies Imported into Alaska
every year. u ls claimed, can De-
entirely produced at home, and
much, much more.
Fifty thousand farmers. not 10
count their families at all,
would double the population.
which Is now g.. 900.
Alaska is thought Of for her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
An Umcarpcd Judge
DRESIDENT COOLIDGE prob9bIy !

DRESIDENT COOLIDGE probably viii
l. have an appointment TO tn L. =.
supreme court bench TO make during 1929,
JIStice Joseph Mckenna, now 81, is eN-
pected 10 retire, The president Will re
yeivc lot of advice ON the subject Of Me
kenna'S successor and we are offering
ours early
1t is this: Avoid the two grounds on
which selections usually are made-the
grounds of political eNpedieucy and pro-
GesSiOnal s,niuenCe
Where can the president find Judge
accustomed TO consider thg interests of So
ciety as 4 whole and literally to see all
men equal before the law? There are two
places One is among the lower courts
where now and then an able juriSt gay
be discovered who has spent the greater
part of his professional life on the bench.
As some lawyers are born advocates, 9TH
erS are tGrn judges.
The other place is among the law
schools of the country, Here and there IN
the best OF the schools may be found a
professor o. dean of law who is accept
Ell as an authority by the whole bar
These scholars of the profession study
and teach law as an abstract thing, And
the whole function of the supreme court
its sole proper function at leaSt-iS the
Interpretation of the law as an abstract
thing. II SHOULD interpret the law when
disputes arise and its interpretations
should be free from class and political
prejudice. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
2? Answers to Your Questions 2?


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4. The Jcirz.
a.
o. What were the dying words OF
RabelaIsp
farce IS orr
Q. What city is nickuamed The
Gate Cny'7
A. heokuL. Iotcd.
Q. Why Is April called the battle
month?
A. Because the United states has
e"tcrcd cUcry War IN iohich she has
participated IN that month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
FABLES ON HEALTH
REMOVING SPLINTERS

CPLINTERs, driven into the fash.
- often arc very painful and dan.
gerous, but Mr. Mann learned a
simple remedy for removing them.
Here II In:
Fiji widc.mouthcd bottle almost
full Of hot water Place the injured
part over the mouth of tho bottle
and press tightly.
Tho suction Will draw the flesh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

O. How much beef was imported
into the United states Ia 1928, and
where did most u II come from?
4. There trcyc i95j6-j70 pounds
imported. coming mostly from que
bee, Ontario nzd argentine.
o. How can chickens be cured OF
the habit Of eating egss2
4. Remore such chickens from The
nock; pare tho end Of The upper
bcdks Nth sharp knife nntH they
shotg signs Of bleeding. Release the
chickens and place china eggs tCherc
fheg can be irithiH consfdut reach
of them. The beaks tciH be- UerV
tender, and striking thee 0DS t1iii
cause great pain. Generally the
habit Is brokcn before the bedks
Orow out again: u not. pare for The
second time. Feed 0rqiH and mash
food from trough ,rhiEe the beak
js tender.
O. What are the largest seaports
Of Palestine?
A. JdJG aNd HqUn.
Q. What diplomatic relations has
the United States with Turkey and
Russia?
4. None. @
q. Whatd1auses astigmatism2
A. 10 Us due 10 a structural dctcct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
What Folks
Are Saying

l.. &. BOLEs. director athletes,
Wooster university. Ohio: Il Be-
lievc the public is getting tired Of
lucky plays which enable a weaker
team 10 defeat a stronger team. ]
believe the time is coming when the
rushing ami kicking game OF foot
balI will be made a more prominent
feature OF the attack" a -
20
SIMON II. HESNER, bushes
man. Berlin, Germany: i cannol
help wondering what the United
state would think and say II It were
given a dose Of its own tariff medl'
cine by England, France, Germany
Austria and Italy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

WAsHiNGToN, Jan What
W is your idea OF Alaska a
lot ut ice and snow. and maybe
one hotel probably ss Juneau,
that boasts Of steam heat and
hglhttpsf
Hear what the Interior depart,
ment says ~ the Northern ter.
ritory which would make YOU
sec u IN a land rich IN Re-.
sources, possibilities wealth.
beauty ana even comfort.
Thriving Villages and towns
have taken the place OF over.
night camps common during
stampede days They will Dc
cities some day
Automobiles are common HoWE
there arc 500 In juneau There
ia taxi service be- every coast
town Summer automobile tour
ing p1Fiirs crowd tho Richard.
son highway Tho government
railroad reaches out into the
fertile valleys and hg soon ua
wagon roads arc built 10 tho
railroad itself. Alaska wants
5g,0g1 farmers 20 come up and
settle down aud grow hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

on. YES. the younger genera.
" ton BE- dolns something
other than Happening, Take
Mollis Parker Downcs. herewith
skctchcd. Her second novel.
written ut N, advanced age OF
IS. Il 70 10 published this spring
by Putnam. II has been named
The Chase" Mollie, q Is raid
has been putting words down
upon paper. 10 these several
years. md a brilliant future So
being predicted for her. Just
why they wait for the future,
wc don't know She seems TO
have brilliant present
EDtTH WHARTON has TAX,
IL en- the position OF Amer.
ica'a foremost woman novelist
duang tho past fow years and
her four volume story. "Old
New York. was oao Of the fine
American things OF the past
scnsun. But. as a new season
approaches. II Is announced that
tho old New York scene will be
switched to modern times In Il
novel. Tho Mothers Recon-.
pcnsc' lApplctonl In this dra.
matte talc a daughter finds her.
self in love with a man her
mother once had loved.
NTHEN tho extremely popular
w literary partnership Of c.
y. and A. VI. Williamson was
broken up thru tho death OF the
former, "a NJ" continued by
herself. Last year she went
into the country about Santa
Fo.. y. NJ. where artists and
writer's have established a col.
ony at Taos. and from this trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
MIST We Steal!

. Is IT ever necessary TO steal? Docs
L any one ever get IN such tight cor
ner that It is as,ase 81 steal or perish?
Here is a subject for endless argument
But If q man who was up against it and
desperate would 90 to even a stranger
and say he would turn crooked if he
didn't get help. the help would be given
him, all right. A few might turn him
down, but out of a dozen at least one
would assist him.
The world is very human if properly
approached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
Alaska to Need $4,000 Farmers Soon
rbotographod BY ", ARA Macdonald

mines, but mining during the
fiscal year ending juno 80. 1894.
produced but gG.lgg.2u lu gold
and silver otcrchandlFe worth
H5a.S2l.2s was shipped 70 the
United stutef This was most.
~ canned Gpalmon. frozen fish.
shell fish, FISH oil. furB and
marble.
Canned salmon shipped from
Alaska last year was worth
15ll73,g75, an amount greater
than thC worth OF all the other
products OF Alaska put together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
Brdin Exercise

Tn THE insane asylum at North War
L rem. Pa. inmates are wildly enthusiasts
tic about crossword puzzles. Physicians
say there is little effect one way or the
other, on the patients minds. 1t neither
improves nor makes them worse. Which
should comfort many a wife who fears
the crossword craze may unbaIance
Friend Husbands mentality.
To the contrary, any kind of puzzle is
good brain exercise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

count N the p0stmau using me
wrong blank. Or IL could have been
% clear case Of carrIraaueHH n sou
win send the name Of your carrier
10 supsrln end mt OF Malls George
Williams. DC viii determine WHIT
the trouble was
lfr. Fiyus WHY doesal clara
LaVeUr sing ~ the PalGrc mo
fhcatrr amp m0ral Her aoug5 s-re
aitqvs tccV HEcd She has rot ap
psorra Ior mare than it00 V~"a5
=. III
III manager Of the Palace iElp
zays Snss LaVclle has been taking
O much needed rest She has had
a long run. and It was thought Der,
10 lct her have a vacation. But ha
promises 10 have Ser back neat
week
vr. F.rif. The city steam ie1'
man has been told by letter and bB
yhoHr atout the cold apartments Of
No. COOS I-2 Second 1ur. and The
Star also notified him, but tCc are
still getting from 50 70 81 degree,
no more. n u costing son,e Of he
ro0mcrs rs cents day 10 run goi
beateys. ROOMER
The health department reports
that this place Was investigated las,
week. with the understanding that
there would be plenty OF heat in the
future. 4 second investigation va
be made NJ once. II the matter .
not remedled within short time,
please advise Mr. FiNit giving your
name and room number.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
Women Authors Loom Strong
on the Lists OF New Books

she brought ont O story, Secret
Cold Doubleday. ragcL which
viii be included in tho coming
seasons liFt, II IL a gold.hunt.
ing tale with the desert as a
background
THERE IS no woman who
L turns out best sellers with
greater facility than Kathleen
Norris II seems that size oc-
cuptcg q perpetual place on the
best seller list, first .Yyith on
book and then another. But
one Of her most interesting
writing adventures IN soon 10
occur, It's the story Of her oWu
life. and VIII appear under tho
tiiic Of Soon" Doubleday,
Page Coz II viii come with the
spring flowers. the publishers
say.
LNyELYN SCOTT has attracted
IL moro than a little attention
in tho writing world since her
first novel. The Narrow
House" appeared couple OF
seasorty hack. Then cnmo her
sensational autobiography story,
'Esclpadcs" And with the ap.
prouch OF spring will appear
The Golden Door" tscltzcr).
which reports indicate will be
highly diverting. telliEs OF n
barefoot modem saint and his
wife who tries 70 live up TO
him-bul. alas. she Just can't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

Mr. IiUt. Can you JlTti ~ fHHf
M BARRIERS Hicyllige thslr impiG-
mcatI. such qs combs. brushc1. =.
=gfY. mugs. etc. The BARRIERS ar
enough Igr shaulHg and cutting
hair 10 caaLle them % Keep iiiHgs
iu o saait1ry condition.
j. IS.
81 There BE- state law requiring
Iarber7 20 HcrIIzr an Implement
used by them iu their protection
But like come otErr laws. n Be- not
very well enforced. Many shops
obey h.. but some " them do not
give d much consideration. This
law requires that everything COM
uE Boo contact with the skin iu the
barber rhob must Do ssonlized and
that alI shops must. have hot ana
cold water An effort viii be made
by Mr T.1lt 20 l%ye more attsn-
ton paid 10 this isF-
mr. Fiur: Wc hare been CONT
pslIea t9r some tune fo endure n
fig' tratel gH nnr az Hg RAINIER
valley cars 10 makes noise i'h"
concrete mtrrr what can no"
do about fhigf =. !. j.
The superintendent Of the Seattle,
Rent0n a southern railway reports
that the recent snow put some sec
tons Of the road In bad copaition'
owing 10 much truck travel along
the line, and consequent accumula-
ton Of mud and Ice on the uachA-
This caused the wheels 10 slias
more than usual and some OF Them
developed fat feet He says the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

down and in n minute or two The
steam will oxtricate the splinter and
inflammation together.
Sometimes n wood splinter may bc
extracted by tweczcrs or forceps.
To remove splinter undor the
nail, cut out V.shaped portion Of
the nail above It and then the end
may be seized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
Telling 1t to
Congress
NOT OUR KIND

A navy that is second best in an
encounter is worse than none at all.
Representative Byrnes Dl South
Carolina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
POPCORN

a reader asks our Washing
ton Bureau for Information on
making popcorn balls. sugarcd
popcorn and other popcorn
dainties. Any other reader in.
terostcd may obtain mlmeo-
eraphed bulletin on popcorn by
writing 20 our Warrington
Bureau. enclosing cents In
postage stamps for reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
A Thought

In multitude Of counsellor, there
l. safety PROV. 2l.6 O
| WILL adhere To tho rouuscls Of
L good mes aitho misfortune and
death should b. the consequence
Cicero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
JUST 4 SQUARE DEAL

Every right.thinkinE American
and every member Of this congress
believes that the workers. who make
tho postal service possible. are just.
" entitled 10 a living wagc-Rep.
.rcscntativc Kelly R) Pennsylvania.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
MARINERS MENACE

Icebcrgs for many years have
been the dread OF trans Atlantic
navigators. particularly along the
lanes that rim near the Grand
Banks of owf6undland.-R OF
the U. s. Coast Guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

or of his own apartment, Obviously, this
limits the Scope:of such enterprises. Not
every v orthy tenant has $1,000 to invest,
But the plan will be an interesting expert
'ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

Why don't ALL barber shops serilize The instruments
which thew use on customers? Why can't Rainier Valley
get rid of flat wheels RentOn cars? Why isn't there %
fcent steam heat in a Second ave apartment?
These only Of the troubles Mr. fIHt Inc stars
Trouble man. gets 10 tOdaY. =