The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1915, Page 4

Membee of the Scrippe Northwest League Published Dally by The Star Publishing Oe. FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE AGAINST POVERTY mid- winter holidays when the charities class which might but fails to do so, “there should be crops up some criticlsm of the make small contributions, weganizers suggest that ¢ persons to enter oa gradual pushing up from the group of small contributors to that of larger an education of mor smallest givers and also 4 tigations are the order of the ¢ good plan to find out exactly » classes do not wouldn't it be more to charity » figures would be r pendence of entire clans or family gr hard-working PF ze maintain invalid parents or age tt True} Say, TRUE =] | Have You Gor CIGAR ON You! Ve RUN OUT* Outbursts of Ev as —- THEN RUN OUT AND BUY Some! HERBERT QUICK SAYS: America Must Choose Between an Armed Democracy and Subjugation, Says Herbert Quick BY HERBERT quick “the ideas which you are 4 putting forth are not of the which will live, but are of the hope they will perish with the ‘and I hate the necessity for them 'T believe them to fected into the present by al processes wt the minds of many be artificially in I have been interested in as Mr. Graham says, to the pi er|the dark and evil past. but we must face the fact of small . we have a mo- than subjugation. ounded as she was by strong of | nations armed to the teeth, she had to take on military or accept a foreign tyranny A\easter for the greatest nations of heights of fame y sea than for Germany, e or Austria-Hungary | to invade Switzerland 2 IN DANGER OF ap on the minds ter, from one who, ems from war 7 n case of attack preparedness for defe 1 do not think, however, that I have “blindly repudiated my | have changed some of them, tho | was never a peace-at-any-price pain and with the ut The world has chahgad front | have changed front with the realization of that fact peaceful householder Ic door when rioting breaks out Snongh has happened JW. EDMUNDS Oph D LAUDS HENRY FORD | Albert Hansen Jeweler and Silversmith Cat show of Queen ¢ to be given Jan, 20-21 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison|: STAR—MONDAY, DEC, 27, 1915. PAGE 4, People in very moderate circumstances who BANKS THAT CAN’T BUCK UP PRINCESS KNOWS POLITICS “take care of their own” cannot very well take-care : : - IS said that the speech of the little Chinese YARRANZA declares his intention of compelling at OU 14] { ia ae : np J all the banks of Mexico to redeem their notes princess, Miss Jue Quon Tai, who is now travel- busy noid tee é ys ah a a ges lt in gold immediately when presented by the gov- ing in this country, needs censoring. She has ac- Ae poverty B . ahele: = : ‘a cag Pee ernment As it would be a physical impossibilit quired, it seems, a precocious aptitude for Ameri- housands trom a king public aid. 1S { helr hs for the banks to comply with this demand, such can slang. a ph Alea vow ance nye lend fale, action would result in the closing of the banks and But those who would censure Miss Jue for her to the organized charitic 4S CNOMMIOUS. the destruction of what little credit Mexico has left language can hardly do so for her ideas. WHAT IT MAY MEAN But such a step is just about on a par with When she was ask Do you think there is Tamara neha Litet: Gin an eReAneD Carranza’s knowledge of state financial problem any chan e of your cour becoming a mon- r — Re. TOUSEN e ire uaa ee Boe : The best thing Uncle Sam can do for his protege archy?” she replied, “All the chance in the world. ~ Is the man who sce that he nih agg eller just now is to lend him a trained financial expert THE ROYAL PARTY HAS ALL THE MONEY!” eng hy the 1st oc fale ig a & Hage i for a little while. McAgoo might do, Where’s the wise diplomat with deeper politi- al insight? IDEALS IN OPERATION ats ae tt daaler IT’S 'WAY below zero in Duluth 3ut then nobody sed and N ) REALLY polite person refers to his “ideal is compelled to stay in Duluth considering the popular- word to uphold an act of parliament—the Irish home rule bill—which would give self-government to a loyal people who had been oppr robbed for 300 ! nowadays. It is almost as great a breach of price tickets on sale to Seattle Now Sir John French has been deposed and etiquet to talk about “ideals” as it is to talk about aaiieniiaiainceirene eplaced by Sir Douglass Haig, a Scotchman and disease or the war. LLOYD-GEORGE'’S admission that victory depends onsistent fr d of Ireland, But that does not mean that we are getting upon union labor must make British snobocracy grind its There's a new Ireland coming out of this war, along without any ideals. The librarian of an Kasia 7 es vhe ree 1 r Jar Ta . r - “oe . vu \ ye —————— maybe a free Ireland. Perhaps, after all, the Eastern college puts the thing this way “FUR BAND garters produce a charming effect” “rights” will pretty near balance the “wrongs “Aren't ideals what we give the right of way in says a journal devoted to fashions for 'way-up sassiety, when the history of the great European war is writ. our daily lives, regardless of what we profess?” Now, on whom do they get in their effect? and how? 'A Married Man’s Troubles “ s 7. ie . . . ° ° By Allman DOGGONE THAT COLLAR. DERE 1$ Yo’ ow , epee ge Yo’ oLp | - DONT Loose IT NO COLLAR. 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