The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1913, Page 4

THE STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 19, EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR 1913, PHONES “ict is!" asschante om Wy mall, Antz, ome month In aevnon RATES 1 ise) sic in, Ti roy oe Tne, By cnerior, th rity, then moat wy Witt You Playfield... |= JMOST_ANY THING =) Sk Fy din Cale yet? Answered by Mr. Cynthia Grey | If not, why not? I bought a copy of your t Primarily it was created for the children PE hens they Her pon and How ito Th Them ‘ but | call the playground and the field house does not tell how to tle a knot | * 2 : ’ Mer eee aiidrer’ ave deldom ao mean and selfish that they tn a cord of wood iv nia not «1 Cirele Readers Are Real Artists; Look at These Pictures would exclude the grown-ups from the fun, And the play Fen bat A will be tee | the next edition. There y Leta | Pauline Becker, 12-year-old mein-| field children don't. The park board doesn't. The ahd) xtra chapter d 1 to th 1| wn i extra chapter devoted to the cord n .“. we doesn't. 4 1 of wood and in ef aining how to ber of the Circle, was adjudged Parents of the children are invited to visit the Pde tle an old-fashioned whatnot, and winner in the big Cirele drawing fields and the playfield houses, and come frequently ake | half a chapter entitied, “How a contest, the fourth of series of 4 Launch Can Tle Thirty ots an Hour.” Popularize | big summer contests held by the Circle club, which cloned Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock Pauline | won by a very small margin only, | Louise Graham, a talented high school girl, giving her a very close these the social centers of the neighborhood these places. Rub elbows with your neighbors, be demo cratic, and live a broader and more contented life | The Mothers’ Training Schoo! has the right idea in be ginning a series of free lectures for mothers on the care of children next Tuesday evening at the Collins playfield house |. My hat has worn a corn on my |forehead. How can I remove it?—| Ethel L, | Do not remove tt. Wear your hat as far back as possible and tn — I have eaten things Turkish and Spanien tee ‘aut dae Co onen on the ‘ 72 Met TAKE YOUR hat off to Uncle Sammy. While even I have dined with the Hun and the Finn sect gkag yA alta aeatip on ~ beat mingles ussion i ‘resend Furth has to suspend street car traffic during the Bey. And tha viotuals fo cortalnly vaniah oa your fovehael rag py eee os Prbepoed| Rik dae coatene rons, buzz cars anc hatever cafe [am in | a orthy o oar atch parade, Uncle Sam’s postotiice wagons, Die ron I partake with delight and with ardor : ote =e rize. | e D full leave of way, just the same Nothing can] : 4 I am eleven years olf and 1 | carts my 1 Gus . a daa teas ie iis Ty d — ‘ parents object to my reectving the} The work of a majority of the stop our Uncle sammy oe & ee | attentions of a young man one year boys end wirle Who eonpete an In kept in the tce box at home. Jolder. Please advise me anita | vedi Mss bie a 4 tor Marguertta J On the steak and the cold mashed potatovs, Toa , ; Was Sack deaeeaieias @ A M : | Your parents, Ariita, are without , appreciates the man essage to odern an The peas that be buried in cream, Aoudt old-fashioned folk who not oe ner in which the boys and girls com- E sort of like that sermon by Rev. Alex MacColl, of | = beggar ber mye Jonly fail to k up with the times, Air’ plied with the role a the major-| te ; D hi ‘The Chris- | low blithely inviting they seem, lbut who stand tn the way of the| Ve 4 ty of cases, as the rules prescribed, University of Pennsylvania, which he called The ‘peak ddd tet dooms teak to grees hart, < Wao otas 4 is he way of ¢ | te, 7 oak Meee ate ie aree| tian Message to Modern Man Dr. MaColl’s idea is | Not one of the lot {t disdains, might overcome thetr absurd ob | The Winning Picture, Drawn ings made on paper for that pur : that while for fifty years we bath been devoting ourselves to| Ant ant they taste goed when you eat them Jections by bringing them up to| __by Pauline Becker ——_| pone is | Drawing ty knee é ; 70) ‘ t ¢ hi ngs which the {co box contains aa ‘ cll Y : = oo Graham the development of human wealth, we are going to put our © th sta, Mave the souns © a “ thought Sad effort on the just distribution of human wealth, jae ehate ts enact hoes yur mothe r the tang sk ne} YOUR NAME HERE? | ’SPOSE HE WILL? | WANT A DOLLAR? i it. : f : of your girl chums to ny The Circle'n big series of con-| Dear Uncle Jack: You have re 5 ee the coming half-century. istri And mostly enjoyed what I had father the grizzly and other lively A ested Fc Do you want to have your =——— He may be right, and let no one doubt but such distribu-| The food of ~ manner of reed danas, ‘tadees snatees ta Wane © eat angeveree 2oF Seah oa ges os pono ihe to aoe te tograph published tn the Greist tion is a task requiring all our brains and testing all our Hut ‘for etetl that has body ‘and savor a skirt and have another Sir! |thustasm k's many | Put in the paper. ; “ anok te bess at loyalty to justice. ns tet Unequaled beneath the blue dome, — petit 2 es nieces and n boys and| Why will you not put your plc to thie It is much easier to acquire wealth through special There ts naught | so heartily favor See ee. ete wilt cep bow (es are striving bard pr the|ture in the paper for usf Quite a club, as aad i h ything like y t . ome! : 5 ‘cash prizes, which have done con-|Bumber of Circlettes have voted > Cire advantage or rascality than to restore it with any g ‘As what's {n the toe box at hom Joruel they have beea. But should |calh prise havi pember of Olrsiaiieg Baye Yes be Cima cut a an approximation to exact justice. Indeed, the latter is [this plan fail, apply to the courts |*¥ “pga? a ah be, Kecaneae me Seal bo cae Aad ane Bere, 90. nd in thelr p probably an impossibility. There are too many victims of for relief. 8 following boye and girls are some|your picture in our possession — mS - as § foe noah a merciless greed already in the cemeteries for this. But we! Wiesle ies wel eke of those who contributed drawings |\“A Niece.’ a printed in next Saturday's Circle to the contest which closed Friday corner, It is a contest. The Cir ought to be able to establish a policy of just distribution of | bleach the skins of red radishes. wealth, for future operation, and make some reparation for | | Mrs. A. T. R = pt a pn a a Pegg he | i LIKES TO DRAW cleite sending in the best photo the injustices perpetrated under past and present policies. | Soak for 24 hours in a tub of wa-|tme Snendose” Stare tartte Won “ Uncle Jack wieane Sate ea tik raph ot himself or berselt wins If we, today, took the wealth of the 5 per cent and | ter to Pie , ov ol fea Aap ‘non, 6247 Palatine av.; Con Ander-| in veue far be cine sou gablekal is contest will close next Prk chopped it up into equal pieces for the 95 per cent of people, | ier Place the radishes tn the sun |°0% Naches, Wash. in the paper ‘ ” afternoon, at 3 o'clock. The, yi MO it would not be long before it was all back in the possession | until dry. Be sure to peel the r ' ne Sic 3 a ie L . iy Have not been con ing, be « ts should make eure that of a 5 per cent, simply because all men were not created lishes before eating Seepes, 411 Seed wv le i. Loh cause my favorite con hadn't the p totograg i +9 cw and r4 th . | ‘ sceyer, 51) ser ‘ oore,| before been publishe Ci sharp, and should equal in ability to make money. Hence, redistribution simply | thin divans dais |S fnon, Wash; Lolg Flags, ioe at se re tisha. Can you stamp see Witeel ee ae , means the restraining of opportunity of the abler 5 per cent) une wilt «a 1119 ima ay Donald’ Pierce, | course. 1 hope my name will at 4fess and age plainly om the beck of us to make money, and we've made some beginnings along | Fadoaure - iapeeueta: thes ae Bedro, Woolley: <Aimeds weiter: least be in the honor roll.—Bonnle - gy Mearns If you desire to , is line i imi i i ‘ations. reaide : N.; ¢ Hoffman, | Curtis, 707 N. Tower Av., Cent ave the photo retu this line in our limitation of the profits of certain corpori president 213 Finney av.; John Hu 2850! Wash aca ntrali, | and state so. a ‘ There must necessarily be a Christian feature, too, about WOULD YOU—? jot July 14, I noticed a letter wr ten by Mra E. V., ontitled, “Why| -— City (ise.) Journal pe | ENJOYS CIRCLE wet chasm A MR WANT TO JOIN | Dear Uncle Jack: 1 would be WANTS A CARD | Exclude Deserted Mothers?” The nar wae lvery glad to have a membership Uncle Jack: |court can’t compel the father of the ties Tatts tok een card. We take The Star and like {t children to support them because £ ag a day 1 jack: My brother|very much. I am 10 years old and |he remains outalde the state, and | ~~~ ———— | and f have taken very much inter lenjoy The Star Circle—Mamie |the mother cannot claim a mother’s Graduate Lenses °*, {8 Your Star Circle and will oieni, 2019 W. 64th St. pension because she ts a divorced jcompete every week during the} mother. I agree with her that it is | Optomet- -|summer. We would like to have! to exclude deserted i ated | POmbership cards nildren from the ben- ri 2. Ww, muueum, orn. D TILLIE MILLER, Lynden, Wash. others’ pension law, | 101 Leary Bide simply because the husband and father is out of the state and di is an inspiring substitute for this general aim of money- /) making. It is human happiness, and in making this the aim _) of man’s endeavor, rather 2 acquisition of wealth, the Chris- > tian altruism must be a strong influence. The Christian message to modern men is clearly one of ~ gommon brotherhood. t has always been such, although "| we've been almighty deaf to it. When we get to loving our * neighbors as we do ourselves, our problem will be not as fm to to restore what we've taken, but how not to take. Our youth will not start out with the determination to take ) all they can get and our aged men will not cling to the daily I Ed ¥ } rig ee W. 65th at.; Bonnie Curtis, 707 N * ‘ any policy of distribution we adopt. If we take from ambi- | an itor's | pbpotiing the Stage Etfecte, wer ar Centralia; Adste Aven i aueiie io Ti inser neta wl sma | tious men the object of their aims—money--we must | inhereaaia Wi 1514 Boren av,; Carl Lioyd, 1914% bear t NTE} ESTED er photos will be used from time if ' geome substitute for it, or the race is likely to go back i be want BOUT BLT | Clay today and oe # ie sag eng te Fae édlne aa oll - lobe ‘ghey time. If you have a pleture be instead of forward, for we cannot deny that the main And TARE you uP Poe a Ride!) | Those Wh Pm , aditorium ig Bl nag lage « 4 Hr Sh pend Circle that I wish to Join it. Will sone = nd It to Unele Jack, as | of the majority of men is wealth, or that this greed for eee OCT er nee ie ser ewirie ventilators have |Y: Metcalfe, Marysville: Charien|¥°%, please send me a membership just as good as those ‘naa \ } has borne a very important part in the promotion of prc | | Editor The Star: In looking over | provided for the purpos Verd, 1834 Sixth av. W.; Pearl|“*'4?—Pauline Becker. Circleites, i | Money has made the man go, pretty considerably. ut there |the issue of The Star under date jeeping the theatre cool.—Kansas | eer, Mt Vernon ee ee t and would like i | WRITES STORIES ! Dear Uncle Jack: Iam very anx For further particulars concerning accommodations) and rates at the “National Park Inn,” call at City Tid »* contests and wish to compete reg- root ularly for the prizes 5 grind for the purpose of getting much more than they can vorced. I cannot help but feel foun to become a member of your A eall j somewhat interested In the moth lively little Cirele Corner. IT am a really enjoy. ‘4 ers’ pension law because of the fact otae We fairly good story writer and would 2 4 : that my wife and I have lived t like to compete in the story con ‘ pee : NOW THAT “them croo! words” about Blethen in the a7th year end we bave s dnuah-| [A (8) \tests. PI After the Big Show, Be Sure to Visit America’s Finest Wa tein grand jury report have been cut out by the that was married in 1896, and E E| LARVERN Natural Park, “fearless Superior Court Judge Humphries,” maybe it'll be about one year and six months ve thie sane Si itp. Maly Ten? Wapp” licen” after they were married the bus Near ATTENDS COLMAN a + 2 ” . | |band went to the Black Hille to ar Uncle Jack: I wish very! 4 2 ps } work, drawing a salary of $125 per much to join your Circle and would : WELL, THE fellow who wanted a riot in Seattle got! month, leaving his wife (our daugh T Ike to receive a membership card P| his wish, even though he may have been a bit disappointed ee with Mg mer pee + ge | | bor el rage _ ro am a i 4 : F ae eee mother, and until the child was alx : at the Colman schoo iH if that no one was killed or seriously maimed. And Becoming Part of Those They| months old, before he sent her t=] 1am sending a story for this week's Doubl. ily Servi Bay oS ae | Had Not Been a Part of | money to pay her fare to him. They T contest. ADELAIDE ELLIS, le Daily ice Bae IT WASN'T an everyday gust that blew on the Gust! oq and young happencd onto|!¥ed together at the Biack Hills 2428 Day st. i ia i matrimonial cruise, judging by the size of Mrs. Gust’s award. | friends whom thay had not seen for| About eleven months, when her hus | araune i via the oe on i, | band wae so abusive that she could | T a t ee ere ee obeying. Sem. caiy here caaiael or saaccet wo not live with him longer, and they | DEN isT Dear bohan Jack: Please send e@ iar ‘ av n omving tha | Sareed to separate, he paying her ‘ |me a membership enrd. 1 have H ie MEXICANS AT Juarez have jailed an Indiana musician pend Bon a a pkg hag|Paliroad fare to us A eh enh saan “od alk tek na DeeN watching the Circle Corner i wa cy ee : on suspicion of being a spy. Anywhere an Indiana musician| been a part of—Springfield am | Seven or eight one ty SHO | personal atten bie gp pageo 1 oe sending two i 1 i f' er) ‘ 4 came back to another child was | tice 1 @& | Stories to your story contest. : ag his lot hi vageshed to be a sad one. When they don’t set | State Register, | born, and my wite and [have given | ental work, fat gue the best materials | HERBERT WESTON, Trains Leave Seattle 7:20 a, m. and 11:20 a. m. he ia logs agi im ethene hamrgyy they suspect him of other faa “Kina or Kuta them a home with us, She has lost| ""2rn te the 2618 47th 8. W. vile intent than making Indiana music. ‘ her health hard work and Worry, ctve with ¢: Bae F ti 7 ; at a 4 WANTED—Single man, and has applied for the mothers’ |\ for you to « HELL COMPETE Round Tri Fare $6.5) 4 p 3 DR. CALMETTI, of Lille Pasteur Institute, says that 91 | teman’s place; one who pension, but is excluded on account | *n4 hart, an T'can| Dear Uncle Jack: Please send Good ig D: A ea x cent of people of Paris carry tuberculosis bacilli in their | mc green, Sutemoblle: vod of the divorce, and he ts married | 4 you|me a membership certificate, 1 s00d lor Hive Lays. ; . y e 7 . —Advertigement in Clevela again. It has been up hill work am very Interested in your weekly | 4 blood. And still the French worry about race suicide. _| Pain Dealer. Le sits teoesee tie on aeonuat lof low wages and high prices. Re-| \ . ; sides, there ts a mortgage on my HENRY MILLER, Office. °e hich I am trying to pay off.) Lynden, Wash, R. F. > Se ee TN INTERESTED. STAR R4win J. Drown, D. D. & : cab I dal Second and Cherry Street, or READER. Oeettis's, Leeding De Visit the Heidelburg Cafe—Mu- New Passenger Station, Jackson and Fourth, Seattle ; kana a Open evenings units, and Sun.|#c. Entertainment. Hotel Birkle, The Exodus into Canada. tnys untll 4. for people who work. |Firet and Spring —Advertisement. a | Editor The Star: In your Satur-| 4 \ day evening edition I saw where! ary lt-5 es eee © KNOW WHAT YOU BU coming Lovet pally the ne er | ber of people who are leaving the “ : United States to take up land in An article with a name (trade-mark) must be a good one—because the maker wants it recognized— a nite veers tant | Puts a name on it so you will know it. These local dealers stand by their goods in the same way. Bay” . |dition in this country ts considered. | these the next time and see what a good product Seattle manufacturers are making—your dealer shoud Some time ago I decided to buy a 2A some farm land, and naturally 1 be.| Carry these advertised brands. ‘an to look around fn this country, ae © Mai - 5 Sos atter 0 vain search for over 6 Bakeries Foundries year, I found that practically all good land was either occupled or| held by land speculators, who asked | prices that were simply out of the} question. | At Inst I became disgusted and/| joined the throng that is pouring! over the border into Canada, There, in the province of Alberta, in the very heart of the most fertile farm ing country I ever saw, | bought land for $18 per acre—land as for- tile as the sun ever shone upon needing no clearing, but ready for! the plow, only three miles from the ~ Rattan Furniture Rattan Furniture Mfg. Ce. Makers of all kinds of REED FURNITURE We Do Repairing. 2845 Sixteenth Avenue Phone Queen Anne 474, ~ Ornamental Iron PACIFIC ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS. Manufacture! : Seattle Stove ah Works Wey it N. Schwehm, Mgr. H] ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS. HARRISON ST, AND TERRY AV. Phone Main 8844 Hats B & Tamale Grotto | } Have Your Pangna Hat Cleaned e ° UL assssasuquagl Anne 181 Seattio. Wash Patterns Salad Dressing ire, Porter's lovely 4 Western Pattern Works ing—mado for salade Largest and best equipped shop in Queen o m confessing Is a product that i Chili Con Carne Where They No Acide. railroad.’ And I am not taxed to icken PACIFIC COAST HAT the ee apaaitle toe death when I put improvements ch Tamales FACTORY Patterns, Models and Machine You should have ft om upon ft, Main 6306, We Deliver. Phone Ballard 566, Designs. J table every day, i It 18 too long a story for me to 1511 Third Avenue. Free Delivery. 1528 First Avenue Sonth. ¥ meg tell about last year's crop which my Wholesale and Retatl. Phone Eiltott 2816 Tickets on Sale Daily to September 30th son raised, but it was more than to New York or Boston "ZG talk about belng patriotic, ets, but Flour Macaroni Pies Show Cases 11 Uncle Sam does something to with correspondingly low Round Trip Fares to eae the land from the ¢ i : elease , sluteh ASK FOR Washington Bran sti : 4 in 2097 Niagara Falls, Thoueand Islands, St. Lawrence River, Lake Champlain, of the patriotic land sharks in this Macaront eat hipe cece AD Whiting-Smith Pies pace Rae CASE & Alphabets, Elbow Cuts, ARE BETTER CABINET WORKS At Cafes, Delicatessens, Market Lake George, Adirondack Mountains, Whige Mountains, New England, country peo z “ “ : ” : eople Who want really pro- t | Canadian Resorts, Seashore, and Jersey Points, ductive land at prices that will en entennia Ay Egg Noodles. We vase ® Doors and Windows ‘ fe wthe Bcreck out the Manufactured by Stalls and Restaurants, Phone Elliott 3631. Liberal stop-over privileges at all points of interest en route. able thom to farm profitably, and Let us help you to Keep A. F. GHIGLIONE & SONS New York @ntral Lines fie Li Oil Clothing 1618 Seventh Avenue to pour over the border into Can- da. CHAS. A. BAKE ‘Asie for 2 copy of our "Guide to New York City.” It @pntains valuable and interesting ‘ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 19-° Qrmpiie Bocce te pez ‘Base a ha Bra el, Gases | Arcangelo, ciicrtl, an” tumieant. | STAR WANT ADS || Ge A. Johnson Co. 5220 48th ave, 8. W. Avivo your local aes fortchen an teping at reumration, for Cota aot ‘odo a bicycle on the wrong side of Menetaebavats ot on or addr Portable Houses Soda Water Cottages, Manralgwa Gararen, mie. | |) GEORGETOWN SODA All wizow and styles, WATER WORKS Made tn SEATTLE and shipped of everywhere. Distributers he street. A street ca soar IN was dis “Johnson's Pest" Ol C erry, sects Oadbs, TiA Soceedl Avenue " Sg A | bled, a spring wagon wrecked and| BRING RESULTS and White Duck Clothing. = ff Satisfied owserm are” our references Bottled Coca Cola, 6 LP. Jones, General Agent, Passenger Dept. 1 mortocyclist hurled into a brick 1116 W. Fifty-fourth Street Bet cat Diteas totes ec tener ter Wyss Ce le, Cilletti, unhurt, can't under SPREE im Phone Batlard 406 AMERICAN PORTANLE HOUSE CO, I carbo! stand why ho was arrested, Main 2438 3081 Arcade Wid. Phone Sidney