The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1915, Page 4

STAR—MONDAY, DEC. 20, PAGE 4 —=s'e=—-- EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE SEATTLE STAR 22232! 1915. ‘ PROMOTE NORMAL RELATIONSHIP! _ vewspaperdom and the mossbacks in the Chamber AN ACT OF BRAVERY drudgery made their dream come true, they say . oa! Seritees a , , ‘“ ft Commerce, we still have the initiative. AND 6QVOB” stories, such as that in a Seattle morn- “We found that human labor is the highest F A certain institution for children, the report po “ ’ : ‘ oles, such a i ae , ‘ ih Pe of the Springfeld Survey, Russell Sage Foun- THERE IS GOING TO BE AN HONEST ing paper, telling how Woelfle, the bandit, paid element in the cost of living,” says one of s , MOTHERS’ PENSION LAW SOON. died Sunday, with his wife and mother and little them. dation, says: “We discovered that it doubles the price of a “It does not give them anything which a ©THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING CG SEE Eon ee eR AE 5) Uf takes an We Died or estene H ; athy for > criminal. * family home cannot give them and it cannot give NOTHER fallacy gone up Salt River! One by em ok " ynilhc ae . makes a $3 hat cost $10—so we trimmed our own " ; ‘tel What of West, the laundry driver, who dared é as ; e yur O them that in which a good family home excels— one the measures of genuine progressivism Jeath by pulling his own gun with another staring hats. experience in normal human relationships.” ire being tried and found to fit. iat re Ae ts ae hak Sie cena Pee idles whe iad “We never paid any one for doing WHAT WE = mt OMAN RELATIONS * . ‘ ne ih mallroads wa dd lth. pdt held him up, and then, when = frightened horses COULD DO JUST AS WELL OURSELVES! ‘That is the big reason for general mothers tet hose “a already long on the road to ruin dashed to safety, STOPPED THEM AND WENT Phis is one secret of thrift. It is the only secret pension laws. ty eye gp aioe “alae bys edn ons BACK TO CAPTURE THE SECOND BANDIT? back of many a substantial savings account. There is no substitute for mothers in any sys- Q rahe » especialy the banks, ¢ West's herore act has done more to discourage : tem of child welfare. There is no way of making banks are choking with money. brigandage in Seattle than policemen could do is STILL THEY RISK IT ; the home possible in thousands of cases except by The latest is that, despite the awful parcel post a century, F COURSE many of the Americans still remain- pensioning mothers. law, the express companies are doing more business : snomenusianioms ing in Mexico will not heed the president’s ad- That is why the movement for mothers’ pen- than ever before in all their lives A SECRET OF SAVING monition to leave the country this time, any more sions has been started. There are still those who W hen egg b> Seta pa maf water ae . the TT’ WO business girls who couldn't stand boarding, than they have in the past. It will take nothing os sre? Da re ‘ . same croakers predicted nothing but ruin; the same od i le fla They f 1 th t short of a wholesale massacre to bring them to a call the Mothers’ Pension law a freak measure, , . moved into a little flat. rey found the ren iort of a wholesale massacre g them to a and the rotten, crooked legislature we had in Wash- with the lighting plant. But the ¢ two municipal was no more than for their two separate rooms in complete realization of their peril. ington in 1915, did its utmost to wreck the Mothers’ ownership institutions alone have saved each family the boarding house, but THEY HAD TO DO THE Sooner or later this is bound to occur, for, as Pension law till now nothing but the bare skeleton in Seattle $20 a year at least. HOUSEWORK THEMSELVES. the days go by, the situation becomes more acute. of the law is left. What was it that somebody said about the Next these girls dreamed of a little house with No foreigner is safe in anarchy-ridden Mexico, and There is work for honest-minded persons proof of the pudding a garden, And now they own a place of seven if these foolhardy ones choose to stake their lives really desirous of improving thé welfare of chil- EVERY TIME the allies bolster up one of their old acres, just outside a large city. against their financial interests, they should be dren. In spite of the hopes of the grouches in cabinets, a lot of bureaus also go on the bum. Work of the kind which many women call given to understand that it is at their own risk. : : 4 [Outbursts of Everett True] _4 Married Man's Troubles ces Nie te ° . ° Ps e By, Allman P | | | WANT To GET TOM A SmoKING | | j 50 "3 L QVERETT, BEFORE YOU GO YOU THIN JACKET FOR CHRISTMAS, BUT | HELEN, he gi I WANT “YOu To LEAVE ME Sone | our FRieNbe CAN Ser DON“T KNOW WHAT SIZE HE MY CoAT dE QURSELVES ON THOM TAKES — | WiSH You WoULD SLIP ON HIS COAT AND IN THAT WAY WE CAN GET AN IDBA WHAT TO GET HIM =} FoR A LOT OF FOOL || MERCHANTS’ A B C ADVERTISING CONTEST) Here’s a Chance to Make Money During Idle Moments —In two advertisements printed below are typographical mistakes. In one is a misspelled word, in another a typographical error. On the page is a coupon. Read the advertisements over carefully, locate the misspelled words, fill out the coupon, stating what they are and in whose ad they were found, and mail to The Seattle Star. The first two correct answers received will each be given an order for $5.00 in merchandise upon the stores whose advertisements containthe incorrect words. All answers must be in The Seattle Star office before 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. They will be numbered in the order in which received prior to the hour mentioned, but will not be opened until after 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. No one directly or indirectly connected with The Seattle Star is permitted to take part in this contest. This contest will appear each Monday for 13 weeks. Address all answers to A B C ADVERTISING EDITOR, THE SEATTLE STAR. Remember in making your answers that abbreviations will not be counted as mis- takes. Names and addresses of winners will be published at the head of this advertisement each Monday. Those who have won once are not eligible to win again. The prize winners last week were: C. M. Britain, 1309 Eastlake Ave., and Miss Hazel Sprague, 1515 Ninth Ave. Washington Theatre FIRST AVENU® Foor oF COLUMBIA 5c Best Show in the City 5c We Cater te Ladies and Childrem Brass Bed, regular price $11, reduced to $6.35 Served piping hot, 2¢ nnd Se # cup. Hiest Grade Blend, 40 Ib.; 3 t Good Blends, Ib Where the i r atoree—one . HI-GRADE Boston Sample Shoe Shop Co., ‘hc. rer fap ek i sa aoe Ae SRCOND AVE. OF Pike #T, Recona ¥ wieel lag Facts: Big Values--Low Prices ALL THIS WEEK—-FURS RE- MODELED AND REPAIRED AT HALF PRICE. MODEL MILLINERY 527 PEOPLE'S BANK BUILDING HERBERT QUICK SAYS: CUT OUT THIS AD It Is Worth $1.00 ON AN $8.00 PLATE—GOOD UNTIL DECEMBER 28 UNION DENTISTS 2054 Pike St Over Ow! Drug Co. When y an ower © sure to Vinit Seattle's newest p-to-date Flower Store, where you get the best ri m season won ome in and see them Our Army School at West Point Does Not Turn Out Enough Officers to Meet Our Future Needs SHULMAN BROS. FURNITURE CO. Phone Main 3879 1528 Wirst Ave BY HERBERT QUICK | It. Promising boys all over the | Since the military academy at| "ation should be encouraged to West Point is the place where our, spire to appointment along army officers are taught this busi-| [ines analogous to those pur Mess, it is a vitally important sued in awarding the Rhodes schoo! scholarship. Great Britain suffers terribly in| There should be at least 600 ca PREPARE FOR A GOOD POSITION at the METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE THE STRONG BOX nsolidated with the Acme and Seattle Business Colleges, Se- attle’s oldest business training schools ROSAIA BROS. this war for Inck of officers, fer |4ets appointed ¢ There German-American Mercantile Bank Phone Main 8508 1001-1003 Third Ave. P-1 Building. troops are led against the trained. | Should rnates al tothe-minute Germans by school wa a4 rea whi substitutes | —soboyt. “ ; Milk contains more nutriment than beef—and the bet your own g | Yacancie wry We t . " ’ ter the milk the greater the nutriment. Our Milk and ’ Cream are both prize winners and ideal for children, Our The Busiest Place in the City—We Need No Coupon Agent NORDLUND’S FOTO CO. 1513 Fourth Ave. Fajr-haired, pink-cheeked fellows from the great | schools—Eton, Rugt and others | ‘ —aere commanding co! even regiments—very m your own ware " Skirts made from your own ‘SCHWARTZ LADIES’ TAILORING CO. wagons deliver today's Milk today of 4, e, be PURE MILK DAIRY > them. butors of Maplew The wonder is, not that they do eventh Ave. MAT Vhone Main S005 1504 Third Ave. ft so well, but that they can do iti: at all—most of them with less han |!" &@ year's training German officers who have been ent when large bodies ins have surrendered 0 the valor of the intly, however, al! fficers of a great body of Russian troops will be killed or wounded, and the men can 4 not make up their minds what to do. So they surrender in sheer bewilderment, Russia, too, is bitterly suffer ing for lack of trained officers The pity is that we cannot grad uate a thousand men fr « \ Point every year—an productive work for civic life ever after should occur. 4 system it r it is now for an of. ate from West Point fa century in the vi full GOING! u f our SLATTEN’S = 1522 Westinke Roulevned Near Alhambra and Novelties. POPULAR PRICES MISS OLIVER’S BABY SHOP 500 Union Street New and clever suggestions fur the baby’s Christmas. Full line of Sweater Suits, Bath Robes, Dresses, Dolls Mra. Mueller, Stall 102 Sanitary Market Our Doctor will examine, advise and prescribe, and we will furnish any bottle of medicine prescribed by the Doctor for 25¢c This offer is good until December 27, 1915. This offer is not good without this ad. GEO, P. BENT COMPANY Raisin b r Senitie Show Me f DRUG CO, etween Spring and Seneca Sta, mn nnd Office, 1418 Third Ave COLD & HARADEN, Lending Grocers and Coffee Roasters RI A Record Vike Place Market, | Pree Delivers Phone Main X191, 1 1111 First Ave, AIN'T NO SANTA OF EE oa an heed, more, of | BMP ah sins y hci teehee hand cai Mala Wenn Christmas Shopping Made Easy—EAT at the q aint under present conditions, 5 5» f P je the time to t that you are ae Sameer: coin RED SHIELD CREAMERY ‘ ai Sipe peeraagereyngng) UNION CAFE Cadets are appointed by con At the Mig Churn, In the center of the Westlake Public Mar- t ek 200%) Lnton St, Opposite Postoffice, Open Day and Night en and senators. Most of ket, Branch Vitth and Deany Way ~ Dit i ied ae gesamen and senators. Mo me oan paar # W. H. BUTCHART, Merchant Tailor yyica'. West MBALS HAST shnvte8 tive examinations. But these ex aminations do not go deeply into the boys’ mental and moral equip ment. THEY ARE NO MOR THORO THAN AN EXAM TION #¥OR A DEPARTMI CLERKSHIP. Many appointees fail when they get to West euts down the number of ca Many more are so poorly equi mentally or morally that th in subsequent examinations tons mann for ea and Athletic Goods $1.00 grades Ladies’ One-Piece Dresses $1 5 vos fay 2 rere re JEWEL ROSARY WEEK Cleaned (This Week Only) ; a ett he sitsoicd se ithe: you wanted coche sauler bring STONE & VALEN, Cleaners and Dyers ‘MMES. DONOVAN.-SMITH M-rest guaranties in the coal for his mother?” jbeatieds MAIN S611 4059 ARCADE BLDG. Jobbers and Importers of Been Boon ies Third Ave. j| “Sure, and*I'll go see if | can find peels esa This Coupon Will Be Accepted As $15.00 Misspelled Word Dypowrap val Error senators and congressmen fo one Feason or another, and the body of| ‘The license of Pilot John P. Wall THEODORE WILTS MODERN BARBER COLLEGE — atudents {# still further decreased. Jot the Mariposa, wrecked in South 704 FIRST AVENUE ‘ 1M ST. . The whole system is wrong. jcastern Alaska, was suspended ‘ nt to ally s : i #é Senators and congressmen until January 11 by U. 8. marine should have nothing to do with ‘inspectors | *