The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1914, Page 4

THERE'S 3O MANY MASHER S LURKING “Diana Dillpickles In AROUND THERE! Nz Qualifying for the Morals Squad A 4-Ree ‘Screecher’ Film "T THINK I'CC NOT GO DOWN THAT WAY, A SQUEAK FROM, |ADOLPH HAS BEGUN TO HOARD MATCHES a JOHNNY MOUSE | HERE COMES ADOLPH, JUST As ag Bars 2 | AJ WASS GOING TO ENCHOY A G00D CIGAR. HE OSCAR. : | | | | | "OH, You : CHicren! STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 25, 1914. PAGE 4, TANK GodTNeSS = DoSALL HE VAN TS! “MERCY, HERE'S One Now f” J VON I HECE'S DER LAST UND GIF ME A LIGHT =e “CHIEF, HERs'S “RATS CERT OP A MATHER! Lock HIM uP]’ GOT, 50 STRIWE IT TOo. DEM! “HERS, THIS we WOAR ‘STAR! Ne@p You ON THE “— Force $* I wAcen'r ON GOING To STRWE (T. } TM SAVING worps BY SCHAEFER MUSIC BY MACDONALD a) a From a Western reader comes the most radical suggestion for peace yet seen. “Let the mothers of the world go on a strike,” she proposes. “Let them refuse to bring children into existence until the whole world disarms.” A strike of mothers! Can you imagine it? Yet, why should a woman bring a child into the world to be shot for another man’s glory or to feed with his wasted life another man’s hate? Soon or late, in one way or another, the women of civilization must make this strike; for it’s evident that until they do, war will re- main among the scourges of the race. sits within four walls and fights. But in the battles man has neglected to keep the home a sanctuary. maw of war he feeds its offspring. smoking ruins he dooms the weeping mother to wander, forsaken, shelterless. It is woman who must stop all this—man, is still too much the brute. The hand that fondles baby must become the hand that rules the world. It is only in fiction that it does so now. unaided, MEMBER OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWSPAPERS Telegraph News Service of the United Press ‘Ansociation. Entered at Seattle, Wash. Postoffice as Second-Ciass Matter. mati, out of city, 35 per mon. up to six mos.; “id By carrier. city, 25¢ a month. six mos. $1.80; year $2.25.| Jablished Dally by 0, Phone. Main 9400. Pr departments, Wesley LORIMER Jones and the Shin legislation designed to do away with slum conditions of the original comprehensive bill Senator Jones will undoubtedly a defender of slums vote for the “makeshift” bill 4 But that’s a trick of the crafty legislator q It’s one of the tricks employed in our own legislature by so that they might go of having supported them protest that he is 3 Enemies of amendments, then yote for them 4 the people and make false claim Let the People Vote on War certain measures cripple them ’ W' are mighty lucky to have a president whom F. horses couldn’t drag into an unjust war Zut suppose a president, for any reason, wanted congress would have to declare it? policy, edits the diplomatic correspondence, places the ships and soldiers to the very edge of foreign invasion. At a manu factured crisis it would take from him only wink or a nod to spill the beans : We're not likely to have such a president very 1. And yet we might—you ne an t ; As a stopper on jingoism Allen Benson offers an inter “ ing proposal. He su sts a constitutional amendment taking even from congress the power to declare an offensive war and a sending it back to the people. He would submit the question of war or peace at a special election. Those voting for actioin. Any person writing for war or talking for reported promptly to the war department draft in case war came Fine joke, you say But, after all, why not and listed for 216 Union 8t.—2 Shope—110 Madison He will point to the fact that he did} various before wild war should be the first to be sent to the front, if the majority de cided upon war, and no citizen who voted against it should be asked to fight till all the fire eaters had been put out of war should be first THE SHOE REPAIR MAN — HIGHBROW o cite Be sure you're wrong before you] back up. Waste little time arguing with the | || people who don't care. Their fickleness is what makes || some girls interesting eee No Ammunition Man at Desk ban a pianist? Man in Chair | doesn't get the chance New York Globe. see if you don't think I got some not} bargains Til tell you a place that must be sure to see.” | Tribune. | war. Could anything be easier than for him to steer things so that He shapes the foreign ee Some Nerve “Well, how do you like your new neighbors?” SPURTS FROM THe® Why do you claim a 'T is incomprehensible that any man who has enjoyed they noenene player is less of a bore glorious breaths of fresh air of the West should oppose any} He is, becatise he He doesn't |find a trombone in every home he It is, therefore, a most astounding thing to learn that | visits. 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At the present time there are hundreds of men and many families out of work, and a continual stream of people arriving for whom there is little hope of finding employment There are many more here at pnt than will be needed to take INDORSES HODGE Editor The Star I see by The Star that Bob Hodge has again been nominated for sheriff. 1 have known him for 17 years, and he is one of the best sheriffs King county has ever had, I ize him my hearty support for election, I am writing this statement without the edge of Mr, Hodge. WM knowl. MeMILLAN. POLICE BRUTALITY Editor The — 8tar Saturday night, about 11 o'clock, Policeman No. 106 knocked a man down and Kicked him, apparently for no of. fense, as the man was talking quietly to another man, Seeing this, | remarked to a couple of friends, “It looks Hke going back to savagery,” i} The policeman, hearing what I said, pushed me in the head, and kicked me in the ribs, This oc- curred on Washington st. 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