The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1915, Page 4

STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 18, 1915. PAGE 4, ) | === EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE SEATTLE STAR 2222222: THE DANGEROUS “ HE lesson taught by the report of the board of preliminary investigation of the F-4 disaster is that the F-4 and all its sister “‘F’ boats are of the “type classed in the navy as dangerous.” If we are correct in our inference, this dis- tinguishes the “F” type from other submarines, which are not dangerous or, at least, less dangerous, If so, then, instead of raising the F-4, the other three submarines of the same type should be loaded with junk, instead of sailors, and sunk alongside of her. The best type is none too good, nor the safest too safe, for Uncle Sam’s boys. The thought that the navy department continues to use vessels com- monly classed as dangerous is disturbing. To abandon their use altogether would be the highest tribute we might pay to the F-4 heroes. MAYBE ENGLAND EXPECTS Betis Red Cross representatives have com- pleted arrangements whereby convalescent sol- diers from the Dardanelles are to be quartered and cared for at various health resorts in the Crimea and Caucasus. Inasmuch as it will be impossible to get the men there until the Dardanelles are open, the visit of the Red Cross committee at this time seems to indicate that England expects “something to drop” in the Dardanelles very soon. WAS COUNTY FARM BUY ON SQUARE? IF THESE THINGS ARE TRUE: That the county commissioners, in purchas- ing “The Willows” farm, do not intend to move the county’s dependent poor from their present inadequate quarters at Georgetown, and That “The Willows” is actually worth but a fraction of the price agreed upon with C. D. Stimson—$113,707, and That the.commission intends merely to ex- periment in produce farming, and That other farmers besides Stimson had been informed that there was to be a public hearing at which they might offer their properties for sale, and That everybody concerned, with the exception of Millionaire Stimson and the two commissioners that voted in favor of buying his place, has been “bilked,” then f THE STAR BELIEVES THE CHAMBER OF | COMMERCE IS RIGHT, AND HEARTILY AP- PROVES OF ITS ATTEMPT TO FOIL THE PURCHASE OF “THE WILLOWS.” THE STAR PLEDGES ITS SUPPORT, IN EVERY MANNER POSSIBLE, TO FORCE THE COMMISSION TO QUASH ITS AGREEMENT WITH MR. STIMSON, GIVE HIM BACK HIS FARM AND SWALLOW ITS OWN CHAGRIN, @ o . MARY PHAGAN TALKS .°. By Mary White Ovington, in the New Republic. You care a lot about me, you men of Georgia, now that I am dead. You have spent thousands of dollars trying to learn who mutilated my body. You have filled the columns of your newspapers with the story of my wrong. You have broken into a prison and murdered a man that I might be avenged. But why did you not care for me when I was alive? I was a child, but you shut me out of the daylight. You held me within four walls watching a machine that crashed thru the air. Endlessly watching a knife as it cut a piece of wood. Noise fills the place—noise, dust and the smell of oil. I wish some of the thousands of dollars that you spent on the trial might have kept me in school. A real school—the kind you build for the rich. I worked thru the hot August days, When you were bossing the girls, or shooting birds, Or lounging in doorways cursing the nigger; And you never paid me enough to buy a pretty dress. You sometimes spoke coarsely to me when I went to and from my work; Yes, you did, and | had to pretend I liked it. WHY DID YOU DESPISE ME LIVING AND YET LOVE ME SO NOW? THE FIRST thing wifie wants in practicing domes- ¢ vil ies oaeners pnd pith well omer ber of Commerce. But here we stand together. CONSUL GOTTSCHALK needn't kick because it ‘HC Cconomy is to cut out hubby's cigars. a farce of what might have been a noble enterprise, The Star is in favor of a county farm. The Chamber bee ba Forlag gr Rape tig 5 Me errang IN '76 we didn’t have any organized army or navy, they have insulted the people who put them in is not. But we both agree that any suspicious cir- FS pi nas tee eis 11d GS ee ee ee ? office. cumstances in connection with the purchase of any us five years ago. We haven't received THAT letter PRETTY SOFT for the Russians—they’ve taken . The Star does not often agree with the Cham- farm should be thoroly investigated by the court. Yor, Mush! | i | A Married Man’s Troubles , é [Outbursts of Everett True] Loox Fours | Just povewr A | 7M, Wnay 1S || ASA TRUE American | YON, I™ PROUD OF SECOHDHAND ARMY RIFLE — THE AAT IER | CITIZEN | STAND READY NOU = THis 1S THE IM GONNA KEEP IT AND IF [MITA YOU? "lira answer THe Fiegt | RIGHT TIME To THIS COUNTRY GOES To WAR. ’ CALL WHEN "THE country] FEEL THAT WAY (LL BE READY, AND Have MY t, = NOBPS ME (—7—— THIS CouNTRY IS OWN GUN— | MAY BUY A a BouND To GET INTo THIS By Allman WITH OUT A DovBT WE WILL BE AT WAR INSIDE OF TWo WEEKS — You WILL PROBABLY BE SHOT, Bu | Witt Ba PROUD To KNOW MY, OWN BROTWER GAVE HIS LIFE WIS COUNTRY wAY =| WANT ‘To PUTA WANT AD IN THE paper! RUN IT UNT)L 1 NOTIFY Nov To sto Bur 1 THINK = YouR FACS Reauwy | NEEDS A MASSAGE — UNIFORM Nex WAR - THERE 15 NO WAY OuT OF A Left Punch for Love— ‘Or, Red Hogan’s Luck). gh ger ge RSET MARRY [Nix-voURe PIM GosH-Tiese NEEDS A MASSAGES FLAT! Atty ARE HAQO PME DECIDES To A SIGHT Worse THAN = | i eB dae arose iv HE SPIKE, ' MING DOES AND, iS GAL ou Broa WIM CHALLENGES M@ A CHANCE } : : ree SS im luRNs AROUND ee So owitu if NG TO SET UT Ht BEE HIM DOWN IN SEARCH COMERS ma HIS MITTS ' oF A, JOB —————$—___——— — $$ ‘ room with this man. t WHAT BECAME OF THE GRASSHOPPERS? | A live grasshopper will eat a) dead grasshopper. A Missouri far-| ’ lmer mixed Parts green and bran. She Busted Women’s) © together and let a grasshopper eat) jit. It died, and 20 ate tt up, and| Swimming Record jthey died. Four hundred ate those _--- Paris reports that Germai armies in France are unable to advance. Berlin reports same concerning French and British armies. St. Petersburg says Austrian losses in Galicia campaign 350,000 men, All roads are dt Girl Is Winner of This Week’s Dollar Prize eee ares, 20, and they died. Eight thousand) EVANSTON, Ill, Sept. 18.—The| [ clared blocked by abandoned) | hose 400 t Alw k cord lf commisariat trains. nee Neng fey ately ear ate | dof ena gainctallbenrt gay oi | Marguerite Clay, of Everett, is The Austrian government has [those #,000, and died, and the far| Annette, Kellerman has a now! i | |the winner of this week's contest.|] sent additional troops to the |mer was troubled no more, rival. |e | Here is her essay: Italian border because of Ba ca: a | And {t's Mabel Donaldson, the) \o——- ———¢@ || tionalist demonstrations thre | HUNTER'S ALIBI Hlittle girl who posed for swimming) § | MEnG an OUL oSuaieeT out Italy “Now, then, young man,” said aE ammer to } ? the angry farmer, “didn't you |Jes#ons last summer to girl and i By Marguerite Clay boy readers of The Star, who cap. see that begagh tabu woods?» {tured the record for the 40-yard A LITTLE BIT OF MOST ANYTHING peeereligen [dash with breast stroke | Yes, sir,” said the hunter, | “Mabel, who is only 11, and not! meekly. — if lvery big at that, made the 40 yards THE JEALOUS SALESMAN | nearly everything we want just by “Well, what did it say? in 391-5, clipping four-fifths of a A vaudeville piaylet in one act.| touching a button.” I dunno. T was too polite Jsecond trom the best previous! Gcene: Clairvoyant’s room. Time:| “It will never pay here,” growled) ‘9 read any more when I saw Witching hour of midnight. Char-|the husband. “You would never be| ‘he first word was ‘Private acters: Traveling salesman, me-,*ble to get anything that way,” eee In my opinion President Wilson TAKE THAT, SVERRE! has so far done the most good of Pb Raat stgeor ae + any man for the United States,|Anderson, who refuse ‘oh sehen mony of $15 a month to his divore ed wife, to repose in the cous jail 60 days. ' Si ae His cool head and common sense have kept this country neutral and s at peace, where otherwise were there a man of less moral courage | Scion pices sieges a . and honor the entire country| $ i di Medicine |wouk! be plunged in the most dis-) p en | egcrwrneocexznss Orr ane Western woman's record. | The record breaking race was one of the events in the North-| [ nd epirite: Why not, John?” Seattle Housewife (to Tramp)—| western university summer swim-| | i Sane Now that you have| “Because nothing on earth would|Come right in thru the gate. ame cal exhibition. One hun-! & y pcp og ee We eae ie t bk ‘ told me I am about to fall into a\@ver make you touch a button., Tramp—Will your dog bite? dred boys and girls, all under 15 4 His good sense has also been! omac rou Be big order tomorrow, tell me one|Look at my shirt!"—Philadelphia| H. W.—I don’t know. I want to took part f of good use in the making of the| ‘ thing more important yet. | Ledger. try him out—he's here on ap! Manel also won the diving and laws for the United States, His| a y ; Medium—Name it, ioe | proval fancy stroke event, and she made tariff laws have benefited. mer.| USuffered for Several Yeas & - i Salesman—Can you answer? | SAVE TINS AND TROUBLE | — a good showing in the girls’ and j chants and consumers alike; his} Peruna Restored My Je ol cdtari—Mame it “Shall TI have your Tuneh brought boys’ relay race, which was won| } j income tax has lessened the bur- .i8 Salesman—Well, 1 have a very|}™P to you on deck, here, dear?” kf: t by the girls den of the common i ap to Jou on de . people, and his} Mrs. Elizabeth BA) veautitul wite (his voice trembles) |@#ked the Seattle husband of the rea. as The little water “champ” {@ sald) tax on American ships that pass! Reuther, No. 508 | * thru the Panama canal, tho few| Twelfth Ws ; [people can see the benefit of the| Washington, D. C. latter, all help to place him at the| Writes: ‘T am and I left her at home alone. Tell, 8¢asick wife, on the way North| tour Cal to be one of the best swimmers of ; mie, oh seer! what is my wife doing) {0m California | d her age in the country; she's ex now? | “No, lave; have it thrown straight | unch an pert in all the woll known strokes: | wy 4 1 ‘ overboa v ave oa ” » fi "i ' tt Modium—he {s looking out of| tverhoard: It will save tme—and) ° she's strong for so small a girl, head of the men who have done| Pleased to endorse Sem the window. aaa Pi ke | inner and she's fearless in the water, their country a service. Peruna as a splen- Salesman—Strange—who can she | The swimming lessons she posed pac did medicine for SWATTED ‘ umm The \ Scere Ahscas Quality food and excellent for last summer In The Star taught Manag Where's thei] nice prevail at the Nor hundreds of Seattle girls and boys |] tonia Cafeteria. to swim, Mabel is the daughter! “atarrh and stom- 4 PP ipedium—An, somebody enters) Museum i rere ich trouble, from IN UNCLE JACK'S MAIL}, *sicn' tT” sisterea the door and she caresses him|uman fly? —_— gB@Haeasg esses fondly, Attendant—Can't perform today of James W. Donaldson, Evanston ‘or several years. Salesman—Impossible — Arabella| His wife's been swatting him Broakfast—6:30 a, m, Til, @ former champion swimmer| Dear Uncle Jack: Th ‘Th took it for sev- 4s faithful to me! . Strictly fresh ranch eggs in Scotland. Glvals fer Feare ane t rh ‘ral. months and Medium—Now she lays his head) ,. Rh dale Mes hela with Swift's Premium hams —-- j Mabel Donaldson, who has splaswed into champion swimming class | sie very nice. Tiease send ine 6 \t the end of that! londiy on her lap and strokes his ou have a erious or or. " i wn ~ | “i for I am anxtous t f tin d y health) corm se " *| ganic trouble,” said the young phy-|| 24 acons { : |Boys Catch Wolf With | Snapshot Contest am'i0 Yeare old, nd In| way restored and have ‘ TB ston sense! sician, cheerfully Try Our Hot Cakes, end Honor Mention | arate ELMAN Winaen | felt. splendidly ever, —_na Se ets Yooks ten-| “You are a littie nervous and run Waffles Bare Hands; Gets Bounty); Next Week; Send In ssi ifth ave. WW. since, T now take it when LOmm iaaky into his eyes! jdown, that's all, Take more exer-\} punch—@ontinuous Service | Fol 1 os of the | | 1 Jas the qa ; + lee. Wek teed aud te a o anc | Following are the names of the } : ; our | seach: -aninie. fee einhaa ty cold and it soon rids Salesman—(frantic)—You lle my fat Jers and forget your trou Difther—Until 7:30 boya and girls whose essays were| It would take more than wolf to Best Photos tageabmeuhin oard’ ¥ want | ny cat&rrhal tendencies. Medium—And now he wags hia| "es | 4 * adjudged worthy of chonorable|Scare two little Kansas boys who} | 0 === The Star Circle. 1 am Ten Y Ago. ean | The hypdthondriac snorted Our Gottee ts a little better mee Helen Cole, Ariington;| Caught a wolt just like U, 8, Mar-j Unclo Jack has not had a kodaR| sis. PETER J. MAI ‘ Over Ton Voers Sra (CURTAIN) | “Young man,” he demanded, his 2 molse T Kkinnay North Hend./#hal Abernathy once did with |contest for some time, and as the Rend. “T would not be without 4 aa volce shaking, “how long have you Fine reading and yo tel J * oney Jr 2 “ a aes ‘|bAre hands. Then they took the|Weather remains balmy and. suit-| Although {t was over ten years a 1 took my degree three years | OUr patrons ety ee ee. office and asked to be paid the $3|contest will be to determine who, am of the same opinion as WI “Y've been reading an article on electricity, John,” said the wife she laid down a copy of a techn which she had b “and it appears befo £0," answered the medic “And I''m an invalid of xperience Who are you to disa ree with me?”—Brooklyn Fagle Lake Bay; Thel-| runa when I think it necessary. IMG Bald i ° Franklin Towey i. 4 eo Gienie thes a i “eR | | a Winget, nh ave W.;|James, 10, were going thru a farm ere are the rules for the con . oa ph Wala iu \| \Giadys Conen, 220 Westlake ave, N.|S0utheast of Independence, Kan.,|test: ‘The pictures may be of| Jafét Lindeberg, president of the; Tyron Se Ca | | ’ |when they saw the wolf glide {nto any subject the photographer may) Pioneer Mining Co., returned here] Y2eRever & chance oe \ Harriet Baughmann, 615 Kenyon r : vrote it, and give you the priviles¢! (Harriet Banghmann, 616 Keayon|tohes, tinong the clretetten can take the) AY BAG 20 YEARS | 7275 S.28,5.9 30° P58 years’ | {f Cecil Latimer, 12, and his brother|best kodak ptetures. | vt : 1 Still Praise Peruna. Mart <illilay, ex-G) ug 1] i 4 | Martin Killilay, ex-Giant, ought to} |) a hollow log. Cecil called to his|choose. No more than five pic-|from Alaska, declares that Nome endl | as 99\hrother to run and get a gunny|tures may be submitted by each! beach and the Seward peninsula| Peruna is undoubtedly @ 8 . VA |wack, In the meantime he kept/contestant. Write your name and| will continue to pele ha for the|™edicine for the stomach, A ae Safety Razor Blades of all kinds c | | sleet \the Wolf inside, and when the sack {address neatly on the back of the|next 20 years at least $3,000,000 to|™any People after years of our sharpened, dozen ....... ee ee A! | Watch out for counterfeit $6 bills.) was produced they scared the wolf|‘snap” and address your letter to| $4,000,000 annually |tor a remedy. finally a Fi: , |Secret Service Agent Pruester has|into {t. Is wasn't until the wolf|Uncle Jack, care of The Star, No Many individual miners are op-| *¢ cured. his remedy 1421 23 4th Ave. os . ‘ . (in| helpful In cases of weakness 8 SPINNING’S QUITTING SALE 1415 FOURTH AVENUE ceived word that a lot of ‘em, of;had been carried home and killed|boy or girl over the age of 16 may/erating placers this year on the} |tne series of 1899, numbered/that the boys realized the great|compete, The contest ends next|tundra,” he said, “which is four M 19364943, are afloat, danger they had been in, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, imiles wide and 10 miles long.” vtomach, Those who prefer te ablets instead of liquid an get Peruna Tablets. Adjoining hua Green Bidg <A ac mae