The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1917, Page 6

‘by Secretary Bak THE SEATTLE STAR Oh Ave. Near Union St. MEMBER OF SClUrrs NonruWwest LEAGUE ow NEwsra Ontered at Sea W Postoffice a Hl, out of city, 400 4 mont 00 year, $3.50. By y hed Dally by The Star Publishing Co. ° exchange connecting all departments Se as Madde! wr 3 An in the army has stin n Washington, D. C The Washington Times, on December 16, prin an @ditorial entitled, “What Rep. Miller Said,” on page one The editorial follow “Representative Miller of Washington saw American Soldiers blacking hoes of American officers in France “That ust one step removed from blacking the it does not hurt the soldier, Per cer too feeble to black his own boots Should be put back in the down nest from which the war removed hin “Someth ing was said s ‘democracy.’ Seen blackin: the shoes of anothe Two Kinds of Fighters “A relentless inqt ‘aced y into the war management 1s pleasure,” says a Washington dis Patch, and those who know Baker at all intimately will believe it. In appearanc and outward disposition, M Baker is about the la un who would be picked out as a fighter. 5 rere rhters. There 4s the fighter who is good with fist, g #s also the fighter who is good with f President Wilson might have chosen a for his war secretary and by now we mig of our young n over in Europe being murdered by Many’s veter: M ; m h Men as a on a ible, who would be € Ning ne once re While are t least «wo sorts of tig rures and details. ky fire-eater have a million Telentiess inquiry any question, show mists and a whole lot of t done during the past eight months, it is bound to >»w mountains removed, seeming} fmpossibilities overcome, and the most 4 tonishing progre: Made, considering the original conditions Let Us Have More Light The United the war depa $s a committee investigating ates senate h f ack out of the box, come ent, ar testimony by the ordnance chief that a he le country, whether ¢ ot there i for scanda in it. Said € “ committees ch to esti gate the manager of the fuel and sugar problems most influential ) of this committee are the “will- fuls,” La Follette, Re , did their Mmeanest to defeat food contro dig up excuse for scan oa esd administration that couldn't be possible or expected outside of heaven itself In view of these things, we again urge upon the a Ministration the wisdom of giving the people all the infor Mation possible as to what has been and is being accom- plished. Truth, straight from the shoulder, is the only antidote for scandal and lies. Public the mother 1dmother and al! the other ale relations of public confidence BERLIN BY « DONT FORGET c ‘ THERE IS r um on wheatless Wed faye Toray iv it THIRTEEN MILLION ve joined the Red Cross. An unlu number— for THE BOLSHEVIKI are surprised that t 5 ates. ise to ther y tw else VON TIRPITZ | Gern uceess is Or question of kee ing cool. Flamed t mur aa J hasn't got his e on Alask aus GPRECKELS testified that the Yet the iks are har * Vb mrmandeer the refineries "TWAS THE fter ( nd all thru the house, not Christrnas dinner ENTENTE POWE thetic attitude” tow he ANOTHER ADVANTAGE In having Libs bor wie uation certificates and Red Crows " 4 Tush to have “ VILLA HAS captured Jiminez, It is not proper eae revolution in Mexic t first apt ng Jiminez It as nece ar as shuffling a new dec IN LIGHT of Vers nd the battle of the Marne, the argument that democracy destre pline n army doesn't carry much of a punch The French army f for democracy and practices democracy GOOD- BYE BACKACHE, KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES GOLD MEDAL Ob h ou r acer thousands of case . ' nating. Go t ar druggist at Tumbago, eciat h matiam, % n stones, gra t tions bladde quickly gleaneen the bic | co think of som STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26, 1917. PAGE 6 Ann ee A cen | ED, i's. || Editor's Mail} !Uncle Sam to Find Jobs for War’ S Injured COLYUM Don't interrupt ua, We're trying thing the PROTEST Surgeons Will Mend Men and Government Will Teach Them How to Make a Livin any wolght in the BY HARRY B. HUNT iv minictngs | Special Staff Dispateh fishes ger WASHINGTON, Dee, 26— by ‘the Gas compas There must be a new deal after GAS RAILS Kaitor, The Star If it will have remonatrance ‘The Mt uainet the most re won't invent thin winter ould tks th kab teak che wate ss ea ; page V| the war hows eleven families within a smal ‘ ‘ 0 make The cards of our po It take Ak Is of mon to mak radius now cooking and some light 1 me sadly mixed in the | the well-known and popular world, ing with gas who will ha seulting wart Ne ne man will not sell his product for lees | Merete Semoved and have ecpuiting some mill installed and cook wit r ' says French |__/f enough of ¢ ple reaiet and What is the an't § ea: a pr Unjust ing to do for | ; As ke A of rporate greed ur sailors who come back disabled 1 tilities, the a handicapped, from — the “ to reuade 6 wif rage tg Bi ‘7 ie pr rem on not only for th h wh for bed taemnantve wi rays and tnedica urgical r abili writes DD 1 want | * erything but meth tat but for t vooational re | right before their eyes, It tem tind oa | fab mye tes much easier to make "pink pajam ther words, the returned sol ote for she Hottent who are much lech ia Qlalen to ieee 3 athial seing |MApbler In their natural garb— or | ¢, io a. wade ie lode spend an afternoon playing whist for ae “ poe nted nut bow than ‘ «it T and 74 : goa es Get dobs, Too | a nelderetior And after having trained bim ° niyge the government will find a job ‘ « th fash : ia adele for him . . unjust and « be axked t on we a + Provide funds for the building up of | to speak the wor or write etter |“ . ¥ reedui 4 sign & protest against wom: w jin the Unite rimilar to that te hone rate ‘ W ‘ cher 8 witness ‘ » are that with the soeee fos ‘ f the und means for HTH WAR ; - - at LAST iy > raine ‘ made a Hi “ are by the nat - amnion pe t great w ndustries : he « " ' r ‘ t Prepare Hills hese pictures show « little of nereane of © ut of their « niready are before ngrens Canada, thru ite military ant ican Ry ‘ t Keprenentative mr « doing Lick mY Weg 3 4 : ‘ i rtially disabled soldiers wegen iM P ; U r war Turns!!! 7 4 re , ‘ the One-armed Parte - “ 1 u 5 mn be n taught H Rh 2 , t work at View — . roblem of farm colony oom , pment dents of the ques UPPER RIGHT—Tubercular Sune = the ability of soldier being taucht fancy me the > make rv life! while cure requires him to re Pacrrist Br — STORE WARTS To t ie | ™ tive main at rest for many hours @ | Pew TURKEY ‘ ort Communitios | day, at Laurentide Inn sanatori AND BELGARiA - ta A ° tne a aa The soldier whe las rubbed el | | um, Ste. Agathe, Quebec. q ee 2 evs ts af gee bows with thousands during the | LOWE rmed man Hey BY, THERES \ peas eProgy: “tie. Bhs war will not be content to bury | learning truck gardening at Cal- i me = Mo Bucan / F : 5 himself afterward in a lone acricultural implements, a horse or! gary, Alberta > vore mm | a en i . farmhouse, far removed from Curtis plan * 4 make a ©. OF cow, one dozen chickens | In France and gland only by Sats Mussor contact with bis fellows. Neither | 7 (60 farms to « pis bed pa training 7 “£ rip : will « tunitions or shop work . farm to be equipped as t THE NEW DEAL TO RECLA 2 bare di ‘aiee cs. . = op a homestead in sparsely set There w ” t leew than five t A > PRO convale nt soldier is given op . v poser gto er tled territery " . PPO POR BOTH nity to take seme vocation An Oft Disputed euntten Settied | , (tt Vresent plans, theref all for | and , “ OLDIERS AD AR WORKERS courses in order that he may | 4 sintlit ta error ts prestned Seiiak” Sie SMataa OF & nintenance of munity in-|es pe t s t .|AFTER PEACE COMES, WILL BE! {mprove himself and gradually.) ae t eae : pub werent in each and ever snization !covered by his long-term loan, with'A SQUARE DEAL tase Into civilian life and routine, _ cA WES PAEFL? UST 1 EAT | } ee L inclod | pibited the manufacture of dintilled|t@0k, every new weapon employed | cal cffice. ort . as A NINE-YEAR SUBSCRIBER 1h the dead and mark their graves, se; were the most military people in Sip a Ma nt On auuntet ntered the NG THE BOOZE PROT | tiene they may later be removed te| world He pointed out our fondness — - SANT VISITED ‘EM war, Ur San ‘ aay devel | 1p Boldly wtriking at the root of their native land for permanent|for historical societies and celebra pip You KNOW A loped his wtyle of war making, America has discarded aii|¥UTial All corpses which can be| tions, the fact that ninetenths of our rubher ta t xtret and adopted measures no other bel| halfway measures adopted abroad |Teached are to be embakned on the| statues were of military heroes, | when it wakes up In the morning ALL IN SEATTLE ::- noe abscletety prohitsted the sale of [SPS that any sert of “war record” has ss j “i aged ie has been bUSY quer to officers and soldiers, pro| NEW WEAPONS—Exoepting the| ways been the open sesame to pg . or nk the Germans, he ix no copy cat | tiquors and abolished the male of any |! the present war is an American it | v prontie ba He ha t whole flocks of com of Wquors in wide zones around|Vention, perfected by the belliger women study modern | cnpe Jents; and the tank runs on Amert * in the ficers and expe ; agin. re The trench system of fighting ts "i ayo bier eo} But @ ‘ me . . vom in France [borrowed from Lee's tactics in the . at “ k ' s rnems, and Haig’s system of = o th as ro ! IN c TAI uckn to destroy the enemy's ‘. 7 . i \ is a later edition of, ; e . few thing strictly t out on this line Sak da ‘ .|™M ¢ jit it take umuiner al NSURAD OF SOLDIEE A} ing “wnoral suasior It has become the habit tb call ees ome r ead f ' 9 PSYCHOLOGICAL U RV EY—| Americans a peaceable people = 4 © bee t - efiret to bave all his| ‘This ts the superficial v Raa pedeced Pot - S.index No square pegs held the contrary, Way back 4 beeing on|army has the on organts aid th " A is’ no exclusive business tt is to th Ivert t s Rt se sete acme eee - Labor Is Fully Represented SR a ely in War-Made “New State” a ; . ° : panel a i. yp COCHRAN abcde Sp OA nee, too, that, ¢ capt of industry who ne A I a Fal a ee always have COMEDIES OF CAMP LEWIS LIFE (2220 20. 25a" ulrine [Sra nit cietergtac | while the mon of smneyerss h ae ce A ® learned much by cooper hep nists fur not _ytnatherst package and mon public purpose, et have had am mith |W are tear are made only cop from the 1 labor That they have p from t stand Jat rd is sympathetic ir 1 of labor for war effi m4 |m 1 employers favored repeal. | the other, so it has shown the divid DORCHESTER, MASS. Jing labor legislation because of the Jing line between real labor leaders Labor Coercion Ceases i . 7 salad - war, and has frankly opposed any the Bolsheviki agitators in la Established 1780 You hear no talk n pion coercin effort to take from labor any of the/ r and the triots and ~ « scripting labor rin there | richts it has won profiteers in the ranks of employers asking I In the new state there will be full fellowship in democracy for organized labor And the success of his wise policy has doubtless helped to open the up any the conces om by hard fighting. The hearty eration of « DEPOSITS nized labor under | eanivation of statesmanlike leader: | ‘iia “imal suaiblces’ tteeihe aval Tie sank hip of ent Wilson in his war policies, has Ss parts, And the hand may not say 5 w T sa new understanding of organized THROWS HEHE Ie. CAEN. Hee — to the foot, "I have no need of thee,” nor the eye say unto the ear, “I | have no need of thee.” ia BY ‘ARAN, SORE THROAT | GUARDIAN Eases Quickly When You | TRUST & SAVINGS Apply a Little Musterole. | BANK . With that understanding comes tment. T position to crush unionism ssful industrial | growth. On the contrary, a feeling is growing that there would be no labor problem if ALL lat ganized, And I underst ere is no longer us a Menace to #u r were or hereafter labor in to be ¢ And Musterole won't blister like Corner First Ave, and Colum- “on a par with manufa the old-fashioned mustard plaster. bia Si fi mining, railroads and other indus Just spread it on with your fingers. | trial states, iIt penetrates to the sore spot with a | | Labor's Rights Recognized | gentle tingle, loosens the congestion ti Labor will be dealt with thru its ‘and draws out the soreness and pain. Peis oo } reaponaible organization headw, just|COR FIRST AVE. 2 PIKE 8T.|" Musterole is a clean, white oint- BANK OF CALIFORNIA As dny other industry or ‘organiza. | Phone Main 4965 | ment made with oil of mustard. It} is fine for qu relief from sore NATIONAL ASSOCIATION q Hon That is, labor will be KE ) nerl rignttully {“MF 1 HURT YOU, DON’T throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, suft OF SAN FRANCISCO and NE 3 ILY organize nec asthma, curalgia, neadacne, ir argv yags PAY ME.” congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum- | bago, pains and aches of the back or a} This is my message of deliver joints,sprains,sore muscles, bruises,chil- Jance to you from the foar that ac blains, frosted feet, colds on the chest, A NATIONAL BANK | That makes the new state possible. | Steel, transportatian Ae te |clothing, mining, manufacturing « Jthe « new states couldn't o nize and that labor remain |Compantes Dental operations. Nothing like Musterole for croupy chil- Member Federal Reserve Bank inorgantzed {would be eying | od SXTRACT FILL, CROWN and dren. Keep it handy ape Capital and Sarplus ep the (would be trying @RBAT Téeth absolutely without | 30c and 60c jars; hospital size to Keep the bigwest and most vital) SAt in gil cages but acute ab ate $16,900,000.00 The vule of American industry |ecessed condition | Ti? ‘ i soon a light and have become Lowest prices in your city for Paul a j | nigh-class guaranteed Labor Mobfizes Itself They wee now that nobody can! STERLING DENTISTRY shilize labor far war efficiency but SEATTLE BRANCH SOL Second Ave, F.C. WAGNE GbO. T. 5. WHITE “Watch yu don't cateh cold wadin’ aroun’ in that wate “1 took care of that, awrigh; I got my rubbers om” Manager ++ Asst, Mgr.