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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
NEGLECT?

THE annual convention of the Ameri-
L can Institute of Architects, recently
adjourned here. seems 10 have failed TO
give this waiting. watching, waiting world
one blamed thing of progress or comfort.
Oh yes there was much about the Gothic,
the Greek. the Renaissance and other
worn designs, but no inspiration, no
moral uplift, no practical plans for the
laity of 1925. Huh What the folks wanted
from the professional builders was direc-
ton on matters like these:
Cardboard bungalows that wouldn't
bloat in the first rain.
Kitchenette in which cold corned beef
and potatoes coEld be chopped up for hash
simultaneously.
Where to put fresco on n garage.
A six-room house that would accommo-
date Ford. without using the dining
room or attic.
A place to hang Dads bootjack and
make II ornamental
A back door with inlaid hole thru
which TO throw the eat out and not let the
flies in.
Some contractors estimates that come
within 81 per cent of the final cost.
But you never need to expect much
from Institutes. anyhow. They stick to
the technical, professional, aesthetic and
other hifalutins and rarely deliver even
crumbs to the hoi polloi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
The Rift Threat

LIRIM chief of the Riffs of Morocco,
N notifies the Spanish that he will poi
son the water supply of Tangier If any
more poison gas is turned on his warriors.
Don't exclaim in horror against the
heather. Poisoning water is perfectly
legitimate modern warfare. Go into any
military hospital and you will find young
men made lunatic, blind or tubercular by
air poisoned by Christian nations, 10 say
nothing of the victims in the cemeteries,
and the government chemists of the ma
tons are connecting still more deadly air
poisons. Ii poisoned air, why not poi
soned water? Also, why not warfare by
transmission of disease plaques?
Ii is not stretching matters TO say that
modern war knows no morals, humane
ness, rule or prohibition. II is all horror
and brutality.
Maybe the superlative horrors. such as
the poisoning of a whole city. like Tan
gier, will drive the nations to stamp out
war as they, do plaques. by resort to Tea-
son, justice and wise cooperation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Welfare Expert Says Jackie Coogan Menaces

Even Austrian little boys are
mimlskinz JacEs Caogaa. THeg
pail their hats down over ono
cya and aauHtsI along the
.sireetr. hands deep u tEr,r
pockets. just HH Do does
"Their actions are cute. no
doubt bat the psychological N
feet ~ Hll lad TOR CoDgaHH
antics arH not those N "a little
child They are che Thoughts
uf "a mature director Undecided
into "a childish mind thru com.
maud
And E0psls0n gives another
don't for mothers and dut.nE
relatives
According 10 E0pcIson baby
talk addressed 70 an infant
may leave "a life long stigma
Tho child viii mimic. and rr-
tar1 ia learning process; and Ia
many cases it viii cause the
child 20 HtultrT and Etammsr
for Year," he Gays.
Eopsln0n was chief assistant
90 Prof Theodore - Flatau.
head q thu clinic Tor correction
Of speech defects attached 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Which end WhU?

Is 1T right for Ayomau to give up
i d0mesticity for career
You've witnessed lot of verbal hair
pulling over this question and II is only
fair that the matter should be discussed
when there's a man in the ease.
Mrs. Thomas Gator, wife of a Million
aire composer of opera and love songs,
sues fox divorce in a California court on
the ground that Thomas set aside his
family in behalf of his art. IL seems that
Thomas considered it impossible TO con-
Centrate on composition of certain
heart-palpitating opera. with a wife and
four children requiring his attentions,
and sought 10 farm out his progeny.
Wife couldn't see il that way, whcreupon
Thomas went off and established 4 studio
by himself, but, just rs his muse got to
getting in her best hicks on the love opera,
along came wife and four children
Thomas fled 10 San Frauciseo-allegorlc-
ally speaking, eloped with his fair muse
Wife refuses to share Thomas with even
a muse and, hence, her suit. No cruelty,
mfaithfumeSS or other ordinary divorce
grounds in the case, In fact, Thomas
gives wife and children two-thirdS of his
million.
Just plain matter of art vs.. domes-
ITCHY, with man in the caSe-muse or
mamma. Go 10 il, ladies,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
The BarbdrouS

CRUEL and unusual punishment shall
- not be inflicted.
After Is minutes he was pronounced
dead"
The first paragraph is a declaration by
the United States constitution. The sec
ond paragraph is part of the official report
Of the hanging of man in one OF our
penitentiaries last Friday.
Thirteen minutes of cruel torture -
strangling at the end of rope.
The makers of the constitution left 1t
up to the states to declare what Is cruelty
and what is not Hold your finger in the
fire for 13 minutes What is it? Tor
ture. Put cord around your neck and
draw on it with all your might for 10
minutes. What is it? Torture.
Execution of murderer is for two
legitimate purposes only--as deterrent,
and TO remove menace to society. In
cude vengeance as an objective, and bar
barians are the more logical.
You put wounded dog or horse out of
its misery by quick death. Even barbar-
ians do this. We put derelict man out
of his misery for society's good, by long
drawn out torture.
If we must murder, let's not torture
let's do it speedily and as humanely as
possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Second-C
Mail Rates

THE newspapers are right in
L complaining that the In.
crease In aecond-class mali rates
Is being rushed thru on a one.
sided showing. without time
fairly 20 present the other side.
But the president Is also right
in rushing the hill For he Is
meeting a similar rush by con
gress to pass the postal salaries
bib over his veto.
II congress would wait, so
could the president. and then
the publishers would have time
10 make their case. II they have
one,
But moro important than all
these considerations Is insistence
on the principle that whenever
any considerable extra expense
is authorized. the tax 10 meet II
shall be part Of the same act.
Whenever congress can only
make n popular appropriation
by accompanying il with an un~
popular tax, VIC shall have real
economy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Your Income
Tax Sinplified
Another Of Series Telling How
the Law Has Bern Changed

/ ossEs arising from fires.
IL storms. shipwrrck. 'or other
casualty" or from theft whether
or not connected with t11pay,
cr's business, may BE- deducted
from gross income In his 1924
income tax return. II his home
or automobile - destroyed by
fire or his property damaged By
storm. the losn in dsductiblc for
the year In which II was In.
CURED.
I.osa OF property by theft or
burglary Is an allowable deduc.
ton. and need not be incurred IN
the taxpayers trade or business,
A loss from cmbezzlemeut Is
also dcductiblc.
All losses are dtdueilblc only
TO the extent b. which they are
not compensated for by insuT
auce or otherwise.
4 debt discovered 10 be worth
lees and charged off tho books
u the taxpayer for the year 1924
may be deducted from the gross
income In computing net income
for that year. The return must
show evidence ~ the manner IN
which tho worthlcSsncss Of tho
debt was discovered and that
ordinary and legal means for it's
collection have been or would be
unayailinE.
Bad debts may be deducted IN
whole or In part. when deducted
the taxpayer must bc able 10
show within a reasonable degree
OF certainty the amount uncol.
lceiiblc. Partial deductions arc
allowed with respect TO specific
debts only.
a valid debt proved TO be
worthless may not always he a
proper deduction. For example.
unpaid amounts representing
wages. rentals. or similar items
arc not allowed as deductions
unless included as gross income
In tho creditors return for tho
year in which tho deduction is
sought or In a previous year Tho
fact thpt expected income was
not received docs not reduce tic
amount Of taxable income Of tho
creditor
Unpaid loans made 10 needy
relatives or friends with little or
no expectation that they would
be repaid are no; deductlble. but
arc regarded as gifts.
More Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
II Isn't Human

CONETIllNG almost incredible has hap
y pened in Ripley county, Missouri. 4
mana Missouri man-has filled an office
for years without pay.
The simple story is that l.. +. lIerrltf
was elected public administrator Of Ripley
county four years ago. His term of,otfice
is now at an end During the four years
he received no estates to administer and.
consequently, obtained no fees. lie did not
expend one cent to be elected to the office,
and did not receive. in the four years Of
his incumbency. one cent of remuneration
Can you imagine 100 per cent Ameri-
can occupying an office like that for four
years Can YOU visualize an American Of
this high per cent in four-year act Of
permitting public office To yield him not
penny? II simply isn't human, that's all,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
2? AnsWers to Your Questions 2:

O who was known as the Grand
Old Man?
4. william Epart Gladstone.
O. How many hunters licenses
were issued during the past year,
and how much money did they
bring in?
4. In 1922 there toere 1901 .O66
resident. 1881 nonresident. and
1901 alien licenses issued for the
season f9Z2-Zg. The total money re-
turns rere S&,ss5.O9s.50.
q. What Ia a maverick?
l. A Western term Tor an an
branded animal. particularly edD.
The name originated from that Of
Samuel MaUerick. Tcran cattle
raiser Of about 1870. pho RETAINED
from branding his stock.
@. who were the WAACs?
4. The Women's Auxiliary iTmp
corps fof Great Britain i1Is0 scrred
bchind the front lines In the trorid
trdr as mattresses. housekccpcrs,
clerks, chauUeHrs. steno0rnphers.
etc, 10 the number Of 20.5OO. aud
tcho toore regular khaki uniform.
and Hired under strictly military
discipline
Q What does the English express
sion dover house" mean?
4. The house 1chere the t1idoD
resides ieIGn the manor house and
estate pass 10 the eldest son and
heir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
HUMAN RIGHTS; WHAI
ARE THEY, ANYHOW
BY CHESTER II. ROWELL
COMETIAlE8 There are ~

COMETIArEs there are two
- sides 10 A case. both right
Take Egypt. for instance;
Britain and Egypt both claim
the British arc right II We con
slider water the Egyptians have
rights
The Sudan Is not Egypt. is
people are not Egyptians, and
they cannot govern Themselves.
The only question Is which for.
eigner shall rule them. and the
British can do &. best
This Is the human side, But
an the water in Egypt flows
out of the Sudan. Whoever con
trolls the Upper Nile can sturys
Egypt. or, even allowing the
Egyptians water enough Tor
TIER own fields. whoever de-
velops the cheap lands q Gc-
zireh can underseIl the product
Of tie dear lands Of Egypt
This Is the water side. Brit
ain should govern the SUDAN
csc people; Egypt has n vested
interest In sudsnese water. Both
are right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

or n boy. and what is It's manner
A. The baby Is girl and her
name Is Mildred GLORIA.
Q. How did tho abbroyiatlon ID.
for pound originator
A. From the Latin ,oord libra,
tchich means t1ciDhi Of measure.
Q. What is an invlncible hand In
game OF poker with deucos Wild
4. -Four dcHccs and the Joker Is
the only inrincibic hand.
@. What is Kathleen Norris ad-
drcss2
Il. Saratoga. Cal
O. What In the ordinary pay Of
radio operators in commercial COM
pnnieB7
4. From 500 to yf25 per month
trjien stationed on merchant shin.
in addition to stdtcroopi and meals
Al commercial land stations, 500 10
$500 per month
Q. Are rural mail carriers for
hidden by the postal regulations to
engage in any outside business?
4. No. fhcU can engage in any
other business that docs not inter
fcre tcith their duties. proridod u
docs not require soliciting IN Uhieh
hcD might attempt TO interest their
patrons rhiie on their routes. The
postofficc department ieouid also
prohibit ouB occupation for carriers
Ia iohich their positions itouid oirc
them unfair advantage orcr cont
pctitoTs.
Q. How long will 1t take n 4O-wa,t
electric bulb to burn one kilowatt?
4. TtccHtB-firc hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
nY JACK tEEIIAN
!. D A. nsr.lcr MrILea


nETEuIT. Jan. No. Jackie
~ CooEan IL "a monaco 90 the
children ~ the omitted sIutea
says Alan kapsp1u. child well
fare expert. just returned from
Vienna aui Berlin, where ha
spent five Yrbm IN studying
speech defects " children and
thSlf treatment
And what has speech defects
10 DO with making Jackie am.
other thorn ia mothers crown
"Gougau, Us hI8 antics on tho
screen, makes mImlr1 81 our
children Prof KopsiFsH en-
plains They follow his every
action until Tho root ~ their
uNu Individuality Is destroyed
s'Is h Eu=t saeH nglmleklHs
which causes suffering anl
aiammeFuE ono child IA "a
nslEhlorhu0d who shutters may
soon cause Others 10 do llke,
wise, rur they consciously or
unronseluusly follow when wc
mimic. especially a child. tbr
characteristics Of the person Hn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

enough. but II Is an .isl !,
one expects 10 get.
Meantime. the prar.i.s, :,
lem Is 10 use the sort 4
sure that win prodsa ~,
and 10 avoid the aort d. !,
prevent them. Hosa.z !
Rhine viii not stop ia "a
ullEts and the Hinen,a :
bootlegging arms. Ratte
viii encourages then. AZ
renders more difficult " -
alton Of q governmeni IA. :
leave the Nationalist o.
The British are nght i a
ing. 70 keep the Prerth !,
taking their places: The M
are doubtless correct II y,
ing that an the treaty q
lions 81 evacuation hzss !,
been met: and the Cernsa \
right IN obiecting.
Doubtless all three ara A,
engaged in pubic hrn \
home consumption. wsas u
pairing privately 10 ara I
something practical.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
I lie Question of
German Rights

ar. take the renewed quarrel
" Of the Rhine; Unques,ion-
ably, there arc forbidden arms
in Germany.
But II tho allies arc 10 hold
Cologne until Germany's disarrn.
ament Is complete. they will
wait until tho last bootlcgger in
America is Jailed.
II the government itself shows
good faith and IS reasonably ef.
ficient in enforcing compliance
on others. that may not be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
and Jackie Replies

7 Og ANGELES. In. l1r-"I
Il am sorry that % professor
thinks my pictures are bod Ter
children. aays Jackie CaagaH Iu
reply 20 Alan KogeHau ~ De
trglt. who claims the cinema
child l "a menace b other ctH.
drrn
"Hs Is ths first one who has
ever said thaL The picture 7
appear in nrs shown iH school
rooms an over the country.
My pictures % 'Osfrr Twist
ana "A BOY Ia FlaHarH' are b.
ing used ne school lessons ~
cryone tells me that my pictures
make children HaVVg
III the professor thinks ! I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Mr.. Fixit Talks on PrOfane Youths

rus no Place 70 enlist il Montana.
~ came 10 spokane. tghere be- en-
Hsisd IL nc cHHflod 10 me bonus
giren BY the state OF Warrington ?
Has Montana pdascd bonus laU7
4. n. y.
Montana has granted no bonus 20
the soldiers And In order 90 =" enc
titled 20 a bonus In Washington be
would have 20 show some Kind Of
residence 10 this state. Call a. Red
Cross headquarters. 1895 Fourth
ave, nnd get the information sou
need
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

| NJ Putt About ftso moHihs
900 I sabsrTibri 10 a maguiHr f9f
F. four vrur6. from VuHHg nan ph"
claimed % b. irurkiag hts ,rdV fhra
COLLEGE Ttro o. MP nrigh bofa also
sabsCribcd lrr have hrard nothing
further from tHs mapaisHc What
olE b. done about ~
MRS Q. H.
Some fiksra work this game sue
csssfully every year. usually about
I Christmas II would look an n YOU
! had been victim However you
should write 90 the publishing COM
pany and find out II your subacrip.
ton had been received n g has
not. you are out what Sou paid
I Many young men earn college
money In this way, but they usually
| carry credentials that leave no
doubt as 20 their honesty.
/ Mr, Flrit on ssih y. " there
I il tiro.iHch iratrr main crirndiHg
up 70 ssfh a. a. " Tits SECTION
o. nc city IA fairly ieclI settled aud
about all OF The ,rllcr Of this main
10 nur bciHg Kacd r. u true ihai
ne city Is contemplating puitiag Ia
larger maiuf ! ".
No definite plans Tor larger
main have been made. the engineers
office reports But n you can set
petition signed by 60 per cent 81
tho property owners In tina, district.
thc larger main would bc provided
W. fYrlfs Why are most OF The
truirr mains cad arterr pipes iaid
ia ihr ulHtrr srgfaH' Also q seems
70 b. the farouie iiuse for street
gradlHg. G. n
The superintendent q streets says
that there ia no special ssannn Tor
this kind ~ work. II il dono when
needed or Vhsn tho contracts arc
ready. During tho past year there
has been much building and nrecr'
sarily much street and sewer work.
Most contractors prefer 10 do The
work IN summer. as there II lsHs
interruption on account ~ the
weather.
Mr.. Fritz Why do tho sloic.po-
ing garbage traDoHs. 20 and from
The o1rbaDc dumps. travel along
Fonrih arr. irhcrc there " lots ~
traffic nud trhcrc thero u a cur
l.tcr why not roaic this orcr rum
arr J. G. l.
The garbage department. reports
that at present about half Of The
wagons do travel on F1fth ave, but
the superintendent Of garbage says
that he will order the wagons 20
use Fifth ave. az much as possible. /
Mr. FLrii: Why Is 4, that ihe
fire stations az DcH6morc aud 81 The
unirrrsiiy district arc NOT listed "a
the telephone book1 THIS could
safe time Ia making hurry oaiis W
casc Of fire. NONE OWNER
Tho fire department docs not NJ
low alarms turned In direct to local
stations All alarms mus, 90 thru /
the central station 10 insure correct |
instructions and locations. In case /
OF fire call MA in-2ait. and for in
formation call ELio,-o0is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
More Child Labor

Editor The Star.
Yes. ,hcro ia a very good arEu.
meut agains, ratification Of tho child
labor amendment. II would be break.
Ing a rule that has been fixed BY n
generation 81 customs. established
hy many years Of experience and
expectation,
This ruir IL that old party pol!.
tirinns after election break their pre-
election promises Tho political ma
chine favored the amendment before
the election. 80 now Is tho time TO
turn coat W. y. HILL,
Belllngham. Wash.
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In the meantime lay the patient
down. and press on the wound with
clean gauze or cotton. Ice on the
wound Is effective.
Mrs. Mann also learned that bind
ing q bunch Of cobwebs or n hand
ful Of flour on the wound. or batn-
ing II In strong vinegar is sometimes
cffectuBl
Bleeding stops when II becomes
coagulatod. Every effort should be
directed toward helping It TO accom-
plish this by every available means
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Zoning Laws

Editor The Star
Would IL not be- possible for our
Seattle planning commission 20 en-
force those laws rclativ. 10 archl.
tectuml beauty now enforced IN
Paris France.
la Parts all store and office build
iurs along main business streets
must be Of uniform height.
n New York capital builds too
many large apartments here. 80 that
ordinary lots and homes lose their
value. who then viii remain ~ the
city 20 pay the taxes
BYRON GooDHUE. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
FABLES ON HEALTH--
BODY AND HEAD CUTS

WHES the wound is on the body
w or head the flow Of blood IL
more difficult to stop. Mrs. Mann
learned in her study Of first aid
Nature. however, has hidden most
81 the veins and arteries here under
thick layers OF muscle, Or guided
them beneath bones.
Thus a dangerous bleeding wound
IS not 80 likely 70 be made.
II II should occur. however. call
? doctor Immediately, II the blood Is
coming fast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19


Q. What size are brook trout in
their first. second and third years.
4. First year year, four 10 sir
inches; second, scUcH TO oipht
inches third. eight 10 10 inches.
q. What knowledge OF arithmetic
had the ancient Egyptians?
4. They kueD the four elemental
processes--d ddttio subtraction,
multiplication and dirision.
Q. Was 1t possible for an unmar-
ried soldier 10 make out his insur-
ance 10 an aunt. or did he have to
make It TO "A nearer relative?
4. n you refer 10 the adjusted
scrricc certificate. they could be
made out 10 anyone. Regular got
eminent insurance. hopcrcr. must
be nialc TO persons irithin n spcoi-
tied list Of bcHcficiarics.
q. Is Harold Lloyd's baby n girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Jap Grievance
Against World
To add one more, IN
i m.rnr- i.nth warr

l. wrong both wayn
The whole grievance 4 /.
japanese against the rxi:
wolves a Fundamental dasru
neither horn Of which ,ha /
choose.
Their protest aralrt' m
discrimination" either ooa
does not include the c,hs 3
entail races.
II il does, II is a dem.
swamp the world.
II II does not, it Ast II
by the japanese 10 be iasss
on tho white side Of a sr }
which they consent s1il,
drawn against the ether
One claim cannot Be rak
America: tho other nus =
heard in China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

any different tfan sfts,
my az Es 10 mlsssss ri
shines I initiate Chss,. r, -
just FOR fun. and i e..,..' =,
me
~ De- thinks I n -
ms director 'eih ~
Viev rna hes aronz. "a :. I.
10 wre him come ss,ss
tHa studio and gateh =
Lest ummsr. mliilsrs :.
and giur Initiated ne =
ing Iau. and IA q.
we raised a ahlpIosd a, :,
the orphans n ovsry
girl iu this land wotis {.
EiiE tt hHtf FHNF VII -.
better men and womens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

VOU 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 inclosing cents In
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital ad
vice. Personal replies, conf.
Dental. All letters must be
signed.
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A Thought

lie that opprcsscth the poor TO In.
crcac his riches. and he that giyeih
10 the rich. shall surely come TO
want.-Proy. SyiL.l6.
LIE DESERNEDLY ioacs his own
IL property who covcts that Of
nnothcr.-p hncdfus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

NJ TiHf Why arc The boys al
latrrd 70 play hockey ard 20 Keller
skate on ne streets after D .. N,
urur Fourth arr cedar N and
ard Clay a. boys eougre0atr and
play lIfr iafg tho NIGHT. o-lcH usiHD
loud and profaue language
T. Vs. ~
The furfcw hours are o'clock in
tho winter and 10 o'clock In tho
SUMMER But " sou were ever a
hoy 0r had a boy ~ your owu you
know how difficult Il IN 90 cut short
a good game OF hockey or stop
skating az long a. the skating r.
good However. n the boys persist
Ina uauE bod language report them
60 police hradauhrtera
Mr. FLofs Ny huGb1Hd uaS liz
iag 10 Montana trhrH the call tor
rolHatrcra came IN 1911. Ai there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

the Charlie. Bsrlin's great pub.
hc hospital
lie b. now deyoting HIS n,
forts 10 wipe out the EtammCr
from Detr0itsrs.
Speech defects may also re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

suit from q rad fal i !.
childhood. a rharp hler =.
ally on the head a -
and Fomftimss there 49,
rotie basis. such ~ alsAs.,.
in the parent Kopslsss =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

INAKE magazine solicitors, garbage wagons, fire alarm
calls and profane youngsters make up the burden Of
Mr. Fxts complaints today. Mr. Fixt is The Stars trou-
bic man. His answers:
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Snapshots in
the News
WEDS GAMBLER
WEEDS CANDLE

Aus.nHf
one a, II
-
II
nui0F III
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SeHu' III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
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