The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1915, Page 4

Membew of the Sertpps Northwest League of Newspapers Published Daily by The Star Publiahing Co. Phone Main 9400 YOUNG MAN, YOU DO NOT THINK OSTON is in Massachusetts and is filled with culture, beans and winding streets. Years past it was covered with farms; a small Section held people who threw tea into the ocean and shook fists at tax collectors. Kindly observe the land. A sheep wandering far from home walked many miles Circles. The farmer and his dog trailed the sheep in in crooked S: [Outbursts of Everett True c eo * Ny * LEAVE THAT BROKEN MILK BoTrTu FoR CHILDREN AND HORSES TO STEP ON! CLEAN [T UP QUICK OR You'uL NEVER BE THE S4me MILK WAGON DRIVER AGAIN ft STAR—THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1915. EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE SEATTLE STAR its twisting road. Next day the cows went to pasture on the path of the sheep, the farmer and his dog. Later the farmer's wife fell ill—he went for the doctor and returned with him—by the trail of the sheep. The farm was sold and divided, several owners took sections—and used the sheep road. A village came and then a town and finally the city, and the path became a series of streets and boulevards, each more crooked than a watch spring. There is LITTLE DIFFERENCE and MUCH SIMILARITY between the way most of us use our brain convolutions and the way the Bostonians used the sheep path. Youth's ideas become manhood's assertions— boyhood beliefs stick to old age—we seldom doubt and rarely change. We are lazy. We take the PATH of LEAST RESISTANCE, caring not whether it was blazed by a sheep or a wise man, and we prefer to travel its tortuous winding bends to Nowhere rather than undergo the WORK of straightening the road to Somewhere. Note well the title. appear again. It is important—it will GREED IS the barrier between need and feed. PAGE 4. THE BUYING POWER OF A DOLLAR BRIDE and a groom went flat-hunting. They discovered a charming suite, not too large. The pretty, fashionable wife was enthusiastic, the hus- band silent. When the owner said the price wa $65 a month, the young man shook his head. “But it suits me exactly,” said the girl. just can’t give it up.” Weak protests from the husband, mild nega- tives, and finally, ‘of course, darling, if, you say you want it, we'll take it.” The owner, a retired business man, is some- thing more than a landlord. He has a fad, the study of human nature. “I'm considerably interested in you two young people,” he remarked. “Would you object to tell- ing me what your salary is The bride replied, “Oh, $45 a month!” “Then he has also another source of income?” “Well, not just now. But he has expectations. His aunt —— The business man interrupted. ‘Don’t you young lady, how absurd it is for this young man to expect to pay $65 a month rent on $45 a month salary?” The girl shook apartment,” she said. to have it.” see, her head. “But I like this “IT want it, and | am going A Married Man’s Troubles OW GRAND !! WHEN WILL WE Go? OLIVIA, HOW WavLD You Next, LIKE 7 Go TO THE WAT. UNTIL PAY DAY = WONDER WHEN THEY PAY OFP AT THE oFFice - HAVE TO YoU Know IT cosT's AT THE OPERA— HOW MUCH SALARY _ 1S TOM GOING TO - PAY You? J.TONTBELT B WHOOPS 16 A FAT AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE | VISITING Me from such a dan-! Makes Your Stuffed, Germ-Laden, Catarrhal and mena A WIFE AND MOTHER. demanded to know whether the HE SAID HE'D GIVE TWo DOLLARS A SEAT | ME WHAT EVER) 7 WAS WORTH— Hy mati, out of ety, one your, 6140; ¢ the per menth . ci second-class matter The thing really happened. Salary loan com- panies, county prosecutors, and penitentiary war- dens know “what happened next,” in hundreds of similar cases. There is some hope that this boy husband was saved, however. . Said the landlord, “My lad, take an old man’s advice. Rent some rooms for $20 a month and live on the other $25. And don’t let this young woman run up any bills, either. “Teach her that one dollar will buy just exact- ly one dollar’s worth and no more.” The story sounds ridiculous, but it is absolutely true. It is valuable because it emphasizes both the cause and the cure of much extravagant living which leads to tragic consequences. ONE OF Congressman Humphrey's political organs told of the various bills he introduced in congress, but CHARITABLY omitted his $1,250,000 item for the post- office building in that south end swimming hole. Also it didn’t mention his bill for $1,200 for a trip he never intended to make. CONGRESSMAN HUMPHREY wants a million and a quarter more sunk in the “goose pond” postoffice site. Humph! JOHN C, HIGGINS in contempt of court! 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Germany can now speak for peace without r bein onsidered weak-hearted or dispirit ed But,” he added t ts for our enemie dismemberment crusade against militarism,” Makes Great Sacrifices. Moreover, he branded tt folly for the French, to continue ion of Alsace foolish of Germany ¢ so-called Prussian to desire Lorraine ARN TO PLAY PIANO OR ORGAN IN A FEW HOURS A Detrolt musician has invented a wonderful pew system which en ables any person or little child to learn to play the plano or organ in an hour or two Send us your n on a postal card or in a letter, and we shall send you our guide and three sheets of music absolutely ifree of charge. Address: Numeral Method ic Co, 126-K Trussed | Building, Detroit, Mich, (NOT A PAUPER COUNTY me and address Phone North 525, Mu Scheidemann, | ~ Concrete | atesmen, however, do not how to begin negotiations, hey consider {t would be taken as a confession of weakness.” In this connection he mentioned Lord Courtney’s peace address to Spend 10 cents! 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