The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1915, Page 4

Member of the of N Northwest League Poblished Daily by Phome M tar Publishing Co. STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1915. PAGE 4. THE HYPHEN AS AN ISSUE <\ OME eminent Berliners, who wm about us unnecessarily, send that “if the German-American vote stood solidly are worrying word across together on any issue it could control a national election.” This is a mistake, somewhat laughable to any one who understands much about our poli tics. Get a nationality behind any issue in Amer- ica and you can rely upon every other nationality voting the other way. Even so-called pure-blooded Americans have made a fizzle of that sort of thing, and we can assure our Berlin friends that if anybody starts a German-American issue over here, it will be sat French-Americans, Hungar- and all upon by British-Americans, Italian-Americans, Canadian-Americans, ian-Americans, American-Americans others, hyphenated or unhyphenated. The sentiment of naturalized Germans and Germans by extraction may go a certain way in this country, and it often does, but the issue that makes a division on nationality always gets laid out cold, and this is as it should be. We're pretty well mixed up and we wear a lot of hyphens, but we sure don’t let any particular hyphen run us. SEATTLE JITNEY BUS DRIVERS’ UNION will never have a walkout, anyh« BLAZING BLUE EYES ’ ARE, brother, of t Don’t cross then or auger. Whether they be a love ‘ue eyes, 1, or they'll get you by maiden’s blue eves, or £X vam a man’s blue eyes, and no matter how tender, soft, mild, take heed. You have seen the lu irking danger in a maid's EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE SEATTLE ly tender with women—he is Irish! He is quick to agree with you, or to pretend to agree with you, so that he shan’t hurt your self esteem. But -O’Shaughne LEADS THE CHARGI of the British. Tread on his toes, and learn why he leads the char and why he keeps a-charging after many others have stopped. That's when the fire invisible at the bottom of the volcano rises to the surface. That's when the mild blue turns to deadly black. But the tenderness that constantly lurks in eyes that are blue makes up for the danger that i in angry blue eye So let them come, the blue-eyed folk, let them come, with their tender lambs’ hearts which lions’ hearts when aroused. Let them come cheer us with their habitual smile. FOLKS ARE GOING TO ASK (j ReAT BRITAIN is hard up for guns and am- munition. What does she propose to do? She proposes to pass a law making strikes and lock-outs illegal and arbitration compulsory, and limiting the profits of employers. War is horrible, but it also instructive. Here is a measure aimed at benefit to the whole people, regardless of the classes, and it will surely be asked why, if it is the best thing in war times, it isn’t the best in time of peace. To limit the gouging of employes and consumers is a long step out of the beaten path. But this war is permitting ire ‘ tf) is MORE “BUSTED” hi I N treatment of Lansing, Presid Ison has ‘‘busted’’ some more preced s ber- ately and wisel It seems that n when I Wilson has had Lansing sit in at ings while the notes to Great Britain and many were under discussion To thus intimate to Bryan that there one of the subordinates who knew what fidn’t about statecraft, wa ure “bustin La? edent to smithereens. Then, in making Lansing et of state, Wilson has promoted a man because of ex- perience in international matters an “de of international law. 4 Promotion and selection becau of experi- ence are some “busting of precedent, al right. Wer yet see a secretary of war who isn’t gun- shy and a secretary of navy who can row a skiff, A DANGER AND HOW TO REMOVE IT | l IS only good fortune that has prevented other accidents similar to that of Sunday night, when a Seattle man and his wife riding a motorcycle along an unlighted road from Tacoma, collided with an auto stage and wére killed. Most of the auto stages operating out of Seattle carry but a single headlight. Often they Califo nothing tng to | the Un! Ha 4 BUT WHAT will happen to the law business if they liquid blue eyes—all men have. ; ; have been mistaken for motorcycles by approach- let Harry Thaw go? But have you given proper study to male ed a to grow in beaten paths in a number of ing autoists or pedestrians, who saw the big bulk ee PLAY IS better for a child than study, according to blue veke 1 in big Irish 1 mee ee of the stage looming out of the darkness just only 16 one of or leading doctors, and if all the children who ARS" S LAFFUpIR Dig ESSN), }O0SS. jointed, THE GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS has purchased in time to escape. Mgher applaud his sentiments go to him for treatment he'll beat and smiling, for instance. He is easy going. He a 1916 motor car, and he'll probably need it to get away The remedy is simple. Make ’em carry two ogy Rockefeller is tender with children and horses. He is especial- long before it is ready for delivery headlights. shove § we frei “sea miny 2 » A Married Man’s Troubles . . ik le . ° ° ° ° By Allman [i ? with ve | PANSY, | HAPPENED "To MENTION TOYOU | KIN KEEP A SECRET | ‘THE OTHER DAY THAT MR. 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