The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1914, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWwsParnns QUEAK 2, * ews Service of the United ¥ Seattle, Was Poatoffice as Second-( BY mail, out of city, 25 per mon. up to six mom; sIX mow, F180; you Ry carrie ity a month. Main 9400, 1 — Published Daily »: Tre Star change co The Church and John D. AN any church in America afford to keep labor-crushing | John D. Rockefeller at the top of its list of preferred creditors? : Is any church strong enough to keep afloat under such} @ staggering load? a | Let it be freely conceded that John D., as an individual, Reeds the gospel of Jesus as much as any man in America; land that, as a sinner, he is not worse in degree than many a Ihumbler sinner whose name doesn’t get into all the papers. Putting aside all prejudice and allowing him the benefit © of all possible doubt, let's concede that a The fact still remains that his retention in the church, as "one of its foremost members, upon whom many ministers and : en fawn, and whose blood-stained dollars thousands of} | parasitical so-called Christians eagerly scramble for, consti- P) tutes today, in America, the church’s greatest handicap and _ liability. —s 4g It makes mockery of the church's most solemn social ions. E It fills the hearts of millions of working folks with con-| or hate for it. | Tt drags the whole ministry of the church, in the majority | _ of cases perhaps unjustly, into a growing suspicion of hypoc-| _ risy or moral cowardice. a This issue of despotic and murderous capitalism vs Fuman welfare is elemental. The church of today can no : evade or straddle it than the church two generations} could dodge the issue of chattel slavery. | THE CHURCHES WHICH THEN STOOD BOLDLY HUMAN FREEDOM ARE THE CHURCHES CH TODAY ARE LOOKED BACK UPON WITH PECT. The churches which cottoned to slavery or steered a) e course of silence or evasion are today looked upon} universal contempt. The issue focused in the personality of Rockefeller} a bigger and a deeper issue than was the issue of et Negro slavery fell in a limited area upon a single race.| THE SLAVERY REPRESENTED BY ROCKE- ERISM FALLS UPON THE ENTIRE BODY OF| [ERICAN LABOR, WHATEVER ITS RACE OR HUE IND WHEREVER IT SEEKS ITS DAILY BREAD. For its own sake the church must face this greater issue} declare its stand. | To cling to John D. for the sake of his tainted millions to go down, down, down to a coward’s death. To allow his money to muzzle its ministers is to earn a itaph of shame. AiWte YOUR, i [MATS SY Aame) GRAD 2 4\ rows sea. } | + wey was me Juoee’ THs AT IM Foca CouAr* oo C+ hogs What shall the church do with Rockefeller? _ There can be but one answer: Unless he repents and makes reparation, KICK HIM ! | OU MAYBE WINSTON CHURCHILL Is looping-the-loop with the avi-) Just so as to get used to an upside-down position before th: call from London suffragets. Crack at Special Privilege WIVHE city gave itself a present yesterday. Private monopoly, which has controlled switching along the water front and which, in some instances, them more than the traffic could bear, was given a Sickening blow in a vital organ, the pocketbook } Almost without a restriction, the city council’s franchise] Mittee recommended a franchise to the port commission THE DIFFERENCE He-—-Hi'm, I'd look as good as You in that kind of a dress. She—You might look as good, but you wouldn't get as many looks. the construction of a belt line along the water front. ced on private franchises, such as requiring construction, Start within a certain time, and making it obligatory to Individuals interested in having these restrictions viscet GLADYS COLE iS the franchise were working for them, but the council it without strings. So the belt line will be built, and when it is built—| And little old} Common People will reap the benefit | For all of which we thank you, gentlemen of the city _ The franchise is not hedged about with the restrictions the street between tracks. fred it was giving a present to the people, and would LUCKY ONE: SHE | iy ie! Down will drop switching charges neil, who voted for the liberal franchise for’ the people. BLOODY OLD MARS took a holiday Sunday, while U. 8. and Mex il teams fought it out at Vera Cruz. Why not settle it by base- IF BRYAN’S leaving his calling cards at the hotel of Huerta’s dele- gates isn’t recognition, what in thunder is it? EMILIO RABASA, chairman of Huerta’s peace delegate Ing of Huerta’s elimination with a buoyancy that indica ‘A BEAR | LIGHTSHIP LOST HALIFAX, N. 8., May 23.—A new FREDA’S A BEAR lightship, bound here from the LONDON, May 23.—Freda Gra ‘ham, suffragette, who ripped five " ¥Yainable canvases to pieces with a| Yards where it was bullt, was lost ded cane in the National gallery |today just outside Halifax harbor. It is feared several men on board drowned, is talk- it Emilio iday, created another scene in Bow street court today. She refused to plead, screame’ uously, and gave a half dozen nts all they could do to hold oston Dentists 1420 Second Avenue. Opposite Bon Marche. The Star camera fiends {their inning this week. The con test was an unusually successful one in the number of contributions received. Today’s Healthogram Botls on the back of the neck are often caused by irritation of the clothing and infection by the hands. In the beginning, the in- fection is generally about a hair root. All such hairs should be pulled out early d the place disinfected twice a day with grain alcohol. for the best photo on any subject The pictures had to be the work of some boy or girl 16 years of age or under. The winner was Gladys Cole, who Mves at 2527 Alki av. The picture shows three kittens at play Forty-three boys and girls sent PATENT Sucr/om | pletures. I'M ALWAYS BEING BOSSED HERE? THAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HOME AND A JOB. HERE I'M 4 SLave — WHERE I WORK I'M 4 @UGEN. SLIGHTEST WISH IS RESPECTED, AND INSTEAD OF ING. ORD! ‘4 True-to-Nature Teeth | I Give Tene one, ‘The Finest Production of Dental | Art Examination ‘and advice Free| Gold Crowns (22-k. and extra Bridgework (strictly _first- ¢lass), per Tooth .....85.00 Gold Fillings .....$1.50 Up o-Nature Teeth, per set) deseeeee+ 85.00 to $15.00) (Finest Teeth in the world.) All Work Guaranteed 15 Years. Endorsed by leading business "men and the dental profession iy. Bi nities are of- in Stas Want Ads had| A prize of $1 In cash was offered | THIS ARTICLE. THE STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 2 THE SEATTLE STAR’S LAUGH DEPARTMENT | OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE “HA-HA-HA-HA-HAIL” I WANT TO PINIBH The Be TWers IN A MINUTE, Quits REx — YouX. Be Were AND THEN YOULL HAV® NO EX- INA MiNUTE ! CUSE FOR FINDING *— oun TRUNKS ane ONE QUARTER OFF. Sattle Leather Store Sign. “ee Triolet From a Fan 1 am tired of the war, There's no pep in the news; It's becoming a bore. I am tired of the war; A lively box score I would rather peruse; 1 am tired of the war. ‘There's no pep in the news. ose He Won A certain workman seems to be constitutionally op. posed to the fnatitution com monly known ava bath, It ts this man's custom to appear onc morning wearing the «rime he carried as he left the shop the previous night. Ho appeared one day Inst week with a touch of the yolk of an eag upon his lip. Seeking to have a little fun, a fellow-employe ob served “Hello, Jake, bet I ean tell what you had for breakfast this morning.” Words were bandied back |? “Bos SEE CREW RACE. I Ps | | Thirty Boy Scouts saw the big races on Lake Washington Friday Jafternoon from the admiral's | barge, which was recently trans ferred from the navy yard to the lake Rach boy pulled an oar Major Ingraham accompanied the | youngsters on the trip. gov Titikums ELect. ~ ° The Junior Tilikums, an organ- ization for boys, was successfully launched Thursday night when offi. cers were elected at a splendidl attended meeting. The previous night the boys over 16 met at the Collins’ playfield and 24 boys order. The organization will be conducted along line# sim. ar to the senior organization of Tilikums of E' REMEMBER SOLDIERS. 7 Major J. 8. Ingraham, the Seattle Scout leader, has asked the Scouts to observe Memorial day, May by putting flowers on some lier’s grave et us join with the old soldiers on Memorial day in visiting those silent places to pay a just tribute to those who Ile there,” he says in conclusion. #ol If GIRLS PLAN MEETING. | The next social and business meeting of the Collins Mahmoke Campfire Girls will be held Tues. day, June 2, at the home of Ruby Clein. Entertainment will be pro i vided, together with refreshments. |island will be a newly installed) eo °° MRS, TRUG. “Do you know how to make bread rise without yeart?” “No. How do you make bread rine without yeast? “Send it up in the dumb-watt . FAVCT The Man for it ¢ ° RR. RUGG Cleaner of Carpets, Draperies, Pte Rugs, oo. ° —Card of Seattle Artist eee Aa The Iliusive Rat A Beacon HII! woman Ie In habit of cleaning her front door-etep on Saturday nights In order to avold the neces- sity of Sunday labor, and was #0 engaged on one occasion when she was alarmed by the ing of a rat. She beat ty retreat into the but emboldened by a little family counsel, and armed with @ brush, she re- turned to the doorstep to slay the rodent. | Several lusty blows In the at the doorstep had t beyond bringing forth a few more squeaks from the Invisible rat. A kindly passer-by offered his aid, on learning the cause of the trouble, but his efforts with the brush were no more effective than the female's. The rat would not be killed nor would It go away. It would do nothing but squeak, and at last the effort was given up. Next morning the lady's neighbor, addressing | her over the back-yard wall, and wager om forth, and finally « was made, Then the climax: Ege.” “You're wrong,’ “We had eggs morning.” eee AN OFFSET sald Jake, yemerday n , aid you find an India rubber doll In front of your house last night? My children loet one.” ° ° Etiquette “"The horse and the cow ts in the field."” read the teacher. “Mary, what {s wrong with that sentence?” Mary was evidently more versed {n the rules of politeness than in the rules of grammar, for she answered promptly: “The lady should be tioned first.” “There's one drawback about this half-witted part.” that in?” “The manager expects me to be satisfied with half pay.” men- ORGANIZE CAMP FIRE, / MEMORIAL DAY IS Girls of the South Park playfield have organized a new camp fire.; The charter members are Agnes and May Anderson, Frieda Olson, Inez Lovering and Leoha McAllis-| ter. Initiation wM be held June 8. | ° YOUNGSTERS DANCE, | ° be given by the Collins Y. M. H. A. In the club house Thursday night, May 28. The affair ts informal Next Saturday is Memorial day ‘or this reason The Star Circle department's next contest will deal with this occasion. A prize of $ in cash is awarded the boy ‘ ¢| ot gil who writes the best 160 word essay on Memorial day | S8OYS PLAN TO CAMP. Tell why Memorial day ts served, and why every boy an should part in the paid the soldier dead on th The letters must be written on one side of the paper be used instead of pencil your name and the bottom of the pag The contest closes next Friday | afternooa Tle * ane pole Nearly rmory |ing out A Gance will to be ob Close to 50 boys have signified J their Intentions of going to the Y. M. C. A. camp on Orcas island this summer. Preparations are under| way to make this year's camp the biggest {n the history of the Asso- ciation. An added feature on the Wri 68 painly at shoot-the-chutes HEA Fi A 5 eee ee PRACTICE FOR RELAY, South Park playfield girls ° rehearsing for the big May dances to be give t the A Ma Two 4 after Armory ceremonies, a similar pro- gram will be given at the park field house. a hundred boys 4 for the relay the | Tacoma, which will be conducted by the local Scouts June 6. Forty of the best runners will be chosen to take part in the run. Each boy |will run a mile. MISS POWELL AT COLLINS, Tle @| GIRLS PLAY TENNIS, Miss Sarah Powell, who has|@ been transferred from South Park | to Collins, will assume her new/tournament at the Walla Walla duties on June 1. She will remain playfield. Second place was won| in charge of the Tahoma Wohelo| by Margaret Neer, with Gertrude Camp Fire. Levitt a close third. — *| Hilma Dahl won the girls’ tennis | "YES, Ie ITtS ‘1 Uke “tHat I'D MUST HAV LOVE To WORK INA A cence S-AND-10 CENT STORE MXsecey (tonal guard. ir TOPIC OF CIRCLE. WEEKLY CONTEST Ink should || 25c 5-INCH SUCTION SINK STOPPER I5c %Anch by 12 Braunsdort & Mueller Star Drill.... For drilling cement, brick and stone %x12 Braunsdort %x18, same fhe Tuxedo Lawn % pint Large Bottom, Copper Plated Oil Can iber Case Nickel P model Pocket Flash Li $2.00 1%4x6% $2.00 Ixdx4 65¢ 70¢ & Muell Star Drill.... Sprinklers rew Top, 6inch Spont, KI Hinged ted Cane bt 260 9 nut Universal Wrench and Berew Driver $4.00 Oxi-dn Lasts lon %-pint ibe No. 1 Handle Ratchet T House ner East Blaine view Bivd., for terms. Aluminum Aluminum Coffee Percolator. . Hercules Adjustable h Pike Emery Tool Grinder and cuts faster. Drinking Cup.. ‘ap Wrench.. 2 lots and g WII! trade for ranch or trade for stock of hardware. | SPINNING’S CASH STORE 1415-1416 Fourth Ave. ND SFLSEWHERE Five deaths. Western Avenue commission men want quart strawberry boxes re stored Twenty births. | Prof. Gilbert Chinard, University | of Calffornia, talks on state campus | tonight Divorce action started by six. Five have narrow escape when auto driven by R. W. Swift fs hit by South park car. Captains J. W. Clarence Parker Diamond and resign from ne Two granted separation. College of Divine Sclence com- mencement exercises, Odd Fellows’ temple, Thursday night. Noguchi Kamasuke, Jap gler, gets three years Republicans meet at Armory June 12 ] Port commission decides on com-; mutation tickets for autos on West | Seattle and Lake Washington fer- ries. John Steen sled. Capt. J. E. Carroll advanced to rank of major of infantry. Federal grand jury takes recess until June S. Takaski, Kobe, Japan, chool professor, is in Seattle. ©. B. Thorgrimson addressed Wo *® Democratic club today Washington women's legislative ee meets. emug-| Invents motorcycle high | Joseph Mikich robbed of $120 by | man he befriended, H. Bofull run down by unknown autoist. Holy Names Normal schoo! stu- dents rehearse for “Fabiola,” to be | steamer Frederick VIII given June ELSEWHERE Bcore of firemen and spectators injured at Chicago fire by explo sions. Senator Poindexter Is made mem- ber of naval academy visiting board. Germany navy dirigible balloon files 24 hours and makes speed of 90 miles an hou Mrs. Mary Flavelle shot on Italian train, | Florence. Hundred hurt, three grand stand collapse at Ind. American, proving in fatally, In Evaneville, “Mother” Jones, at New York ban- quet, says no benefit results from women voting. Hinton, la, was threatened with destruction by flames, Russia wishes to co-operate with U. 8. in protecting the wajrus. Two drowned when gang plank to gives way at Hoboken. English art galleries closed after militant raids. Detectives charged with bribery In Leo Frank murder case at Atlanta, Panama guides will wear cream colored suits. Samoans celebrate 14th anniver sary of anne: jon to U. 8. Urgent deficiency bill, carrying $6,300,000, passes hou: Senator W. O. Bradley, Kentucky, seriously f1] in Washington. House finishes consideration of trade commission bill. Senate | lers expect canal tolls vote to be taken May 28. Daylight wireless communcation es- tablished between U. 8, warships in Mexican waters and San Diego sta- tion. Panama locks declared safe by. government inspectors, a DID NOT THE PROPOSERS OF Initiative Measures 4 to 13 Initiate them TO the Legislature and save the $1,068,000.00 Tax Payers Measures Initiated in that way have precedence over ALL Legislation. No Legislature can deprive the People of the Right to Pass on Proposed Laws Why this Haste and Waste Does any one claim an emergency exists for TEN LAWS? @TOP.LOOK-LISTEN LEAGUE For Picnic Lunches And lunches to take out for all occasions, jee us. We put them up right and at the right prices. Hollywood Lunch 212 PIKE ST. “The Place That Made Pike St. Famous” DIANA DILLPICKLES IN { “HOME WAS NEVER LIKE THIS” “— 4-Reel “Screecher” Film “MISS DILCPICKLES, YouRS DOCKSD IS Cavts For L Forebapy!" BEING LATE, S CENTS FoR CHOWING GUM, AND 20 CENTS Fer 'sassine! THs “Y-Y-Yes, SRE