The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1910, Page 5

= Scouts Must Be No “Quitters” 5 Who 9 Wish to Join Have Honor as Their ord and Obey the} | | Law. THE SCOUT'S OATH fy honor I promise that i gat do my dest Joo do my duty ¢ country help other obey the scout trol of seven ol oe taken this have become boy Then write to and en Ives with Col, Poter in-chief, ‘© God and people at law. will Keep you sup. with information as to to do next. BY C. L. GILMAN. tion which didn" qules to go. by wouldn't te much. The boy scouts f rules to live up to ‘worthy of observance by oud pie for that matter fe the scout law referred to qenat’s oath. Every scout mou giudy this law and do his at to live up to it. If he fails 'f he should remember may be forgiven for! fn a while, but that Bho QUITS is no good | s the scout law: YHA geout’s honor is to be trust = ia scout were to break his . a ite, or by not ‘gut an order exactly when) ‘@ bis honor to do #0 he fe directed to hand over his Sa badge, and never to wear it He may sine be directed to ‘he a scout. gout ts loyal to his coun gificers, his parents and He must stick to) thick and thin who is their enemy iva talks badly of them. cot duty is to be useful aap ethers. He must be} at any time to save life) Jajured persons. And! ty bis beat to do a good iy every day is a friend to all, and) every other scout, no > what social class the | ' out is courteous. That ~ polite to all, but grpectally | fjemen and children Nand old | ge and invalids, cripples, ete. Must not take any reward helpful or courteous | peout is a frieod to ant-| He shovld save them as} possible from pain, and pot kill any anima! > | m. Killing an anima bas obeys orders of his! pl leader, or scout-| t question. Even If) fm@order he does not like as soldiers and sailors) carry it out all the ft ie tis duty; and) kes done it he can come aay reason against it; i mart carry out the order That ts discipline. A moat smiles and whisties| Ral circumstances. When/| a order he should obey) and readily, not In aj o« sort of way. Scouts/| (@mmble at hardships, nor) Beach other, nor swear S pet out. ‘The punishment | or using bad lan-} Bi for each offense a mug) Water to be poured down! 's sleeve by the other) BR was the punishment by the old scout, Capt Ma Smith. 200 years azo. | feout fs thrifty, that is.) | every penny he can and | B into the bank, so that he! money to keep himself, out of work, and thus not! Me himself a burden to others; filet he may have money to give to others when they need it Gen. Sir Robt. Baden KC. BK. C. V. O.—iooks et of trimming to put on ‘§ name, doesn't it, but re that every title and letter farmed by hard. dangerous fa the service of his country its law for the English You know considerable mat therm if you have read the ar-|| Before this one. The law is/|/ that ft has been adopted as// Mv of the Roy Scouts of the| States also | famfiar it ove . EE: c ot with this law should keep| Until the next boy scout pears in The Star has stock his picture this article because he| Maybe the boys who! this far may be interest-|+ if what sort of a looking Banding out this tal Washington sct Bamber of Junior This is a fine sort of scout Meell We hope that the Clubs about the country |? 2 Up as scouts also. Rifle nool Vigor —— Conseroation | ne turtle fell MOM ¢ L Whiteon G — iT BEATS AL ah ducted trom a ell, Hannibal I ré and T To way I a does not hait exp It beats all the T contract postcard to the Public Welfare 1 First av. and Cherry, and an ag Pike Place Market Retail Market Prices The little Cayman islands south! of Jamaica are important for their] green turtles were caught Canatian Pacific Railway Loyal and Truthful; | Wanted i in This Seuare Game SIGN THE RECALL You can atgn the recall petition at the following places: Compton Lumber Co., Post and University, Reeves Aylemore office, Colman bullding. Dr. H. H. Canfield, 1006 American Bank Bldg Carkeek & McDonald, 1268 Empire Bids. W. B. Bebb, 600 Leary Bidg. Y. M. ©. A, Fourth and M. Dan Earle, L, BE. Kirkpatric ison. Bugene W, Bell and C. BE. Dow. nie, New York Bide. Wittiam F. Piper, $12 Lowman Bldg. Wilitam McDonald and T, Josenhans, Hinckley Bldg. Harry Merritt, 6212 14th N. W, Ballard, Harry B. Moore, 824 Union st. B. M, Bayliss, 430 Burke Bidg J. W. Bfaw, Seattle Mattress Co. Joseph P. Totten, University ai J. PB. Wall, Batlard av. and Jef L. P. Ingram, 3919 12th 8. Room 400 Areade Bidg. Room 400 Globe Bldg. EB. L. Benedict, 2415 H. G. Edgard, 2030 77th N. Robert T. Moody, 216 2ist N. Clay Lawrence, 611 Hatley Bldg. Oscar H. McGill, $10 Southern av, South Park, William KE. Parker, 845 Central Bldg, A. B. Westin, 3923 Meridian av. B. M, Peterson, 927 14th W. F. M. Bird, 2403 Fremont. North Side Publishing company, 2514 Fremont, Frederick C. Nolf, 6203 Brooklyn ay. Dr. B. FP. West, 14th N. BE and 50th st. Geo, A. Spencer, Hinckley Block, Chas. G. Call, room 30) Hinckley Block, 8. D. Wingate, 318 Colman Bik D, L. Pratt, 610 Colman Bik ‘Thos. H. Bain, 254 Colman Bik. B. W. Baker, 306 Lowman Bidg. Geo. Olson, New York Bik. Room 742 New York Blk. Wm. BE. Parker, $45 Central Bidg. 220 Bailey Bldg J. R. Justice. Chas. Black. W. D. Wood. A. E. Flags, pam and Massachusotta, riet. ‘son Place, 65th N. 223 Alaska Bldg. L. 8. Booth, 118 Columbia st Clint W. Lee, 209 University at N. A. Thompson, Thomas Reed, 118 W. Garfield. Frank E. Best, 3002 Fourth av. W. K. K. Parker, C. L. Simons, 2551 Queen Anne av. Kark J. Kallgren, 1936 Eighth av, B. C. Hastings, 609 Third av. N. Frederick Odell, 117 32nd av. J. M. Mathews, 1215 E. Columbia. W. H. Ponda, 116 Sist. B. W. Gordon, 719 27th av. 8. William J. Miller, 628 26th 8. August Peterson, 1342 8. 12th st. Hi. G. Kelley, Brightor Horace Williston, Montera P. O. Henry Murphy, 2427 Mary st., Georgetown. FP. W. Catlett, 6011 First ay, N. EB. Roy Stewart, 4333 Sunnyside av. C. H. Nicodemus, 607 EB. 45th at. Cecil G. Ottey, 4110 Whitman ar. H. D. Moon, 513 N. 72nd st. H. P. Wilson, 4018 12th av. N. E. J. B. Gibbons, 4719 16th av, N. E. C. B. Gray, 6819 17th N. B Christopher W. Horr, 4146% 14th av. N. BE. A Paulson, 4312 Evanston av. T. Hegdahl, 2030 Market at. Calvin T. Hohn, 5 and 6 Scandinavian American Bank Bidg. W. H. Sullivan, 1527 Market st George C. Hitchcock, Ballard, Yesler way and Occidental. Pioneer Place. James st and Second av. First ay. and Madison Second av. and Madison First av. and Pike st Becond av. and Pike st. Third av. and Pike st. Fourth av. and Pike st If you cannot sign a petition at any of these places drop ai ague, 25 Scheuerman building nt of the league will call on you w ——\NO “BRAZEN.FACED HUSSIES” IN KOREA! Korea's title of the Hermit na tion is espedially applicable to the m, most of whom spend their! jentire existence, from babyhood to | marriage, in their home, which they leave only when carried off tn a lit Prices ae ter to the home of the husbafid-to- } be—whom they have never seen Even there they remain prisoners | juntil they have a daughter-tn-law When the Korean woman begins to £0 out in the world, after having ac quired the distinction of being a mother-in-law, her face must not be seen by & man, so she wears a head dress which would put most radical merry widow hat to shame. It is made of split reeds measures 12 feet in circumference, and is generally about three feet high. This hat is not only used as & protection from the sun and rain but as @ retreat beneath which the wearer can easily retire when there is danger of passing & man In Liverpool there are 5,000 women who have been deserted by thelr husbands, sell M-C-M Soap, Gerrish Bros., 7100 Phone North 2625, We made, lawn. the Original ana Genuine HORLICK’S MALTED MILK ane The Food Drink for All ee | Wich Milk, Malt Grain Extract, Powder |Not in Any Milk Trus! TF Insist on “HORLICK’S' we home Seattle Wood Red 18 fisheries. in 1909, 2,234 Seattle ith av eee MOM Jeamer, 7% 906 a m aver. W med by dally Vietort the} THE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1910. QUIBBLE 1S |BpTH PARTIES WORTHLESS) LAIN The constitutional mare's nest discovered in the woman suffrage plans by Deputy Prosecutor Gr develops to be nothing more than a typographical error, the difference eo” and an “a.” ouatitutyon as set forth 1905, it ia noted that the wo pt” In used where the word “affect” should be em ployed. This was a well known fact, an in attested by the code The word “af is inserted tn parentheses after the word “offect a8 & correction In 1906 lawyers destring to make the constitution typographically Correct submitted an amendment of the constitution to the people for no other reason than to legally change the word “effect” to “af fect.” This was done, and the amendment is noted in the addenda to Ballinger’s code. Simply an Amendment. The amendment ts what is pur ports to be, an amendment, and re peals nothing. If the language of the amendment elther by express |terma or implication repealed arti cle 6, section 1, there might be some possible chance for @ judicial quibble, But the amendment, known as amendment 2, as a matter of documentary fact, spectfically states that “article 6, section 1, I» hereby amended to read as fol lows;" The amendment then goes on to repeat article 6, section word for word until the word “effect” le reached, where the word “affect” is substituted, and the rest of article without the (iy Onited Frew) i NIV YORK, Oot. 27 iw claiming victory, loaders the democrats and republicans latning @ brilliant finish for New York state campaign ! believe we have Tammany and Wall street on the run,” was the confident assertion of Theodore Roosevelt today. “The election of Henry 1. for governor in certain,” The democratic leaders equally confident of success, State Chairman Huppucha predicts the election of John A. Dix and the other hominees on the state tleket and predicts that the next United States senator from New York will be a democrat, With both of are the Stim are WILL GIVE BIG DANCE, The cooks and walters of Seattle will give thelr third annual bali in Bagies’ hall on Monday, Hallowe'en night. An aggressive committee, composed of BE. L. Hollingsworth, William L. Levi, R. B. Hesketh, Hf, Williams, W. H. Frazer, James R. Harris, Dell Morris, C. L. Doollt Ue, F. Fleming and Leo Goodrich, {s working on the n the arrangements Do You Breathe Like This? It’s Catarrh This article 6, section 1 is amend. jed and not repealed. It therefore jremaina article 6, section 1, and the reference to it on the official ballot an such is logically and legally cor rect The whole matter ls thus resolved into a tempest in a teapot; the up considered guess of a young lawyer exploited to the utmost by those who are opposed to woman suffrage because of the offect it wili have on thelr political } plane. 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