The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1918, Page 6

STA R—TUESDAY, JAN. 22, 1918. PAGE 6 HAGUE OF NEWSrarKns ® Ave. h. Posteffice as Second-Class Matter ———— mail out oe city, 40¢ per month: 3 months, $1.15: ¢ montha § vend ear, $3.50. Ry carrier, city, 300 a month | Pevttanea 9 by The Star Iwbitanin Main 000. Private exchange connceting all Sieactneatn Don’t wait! Every day you delay to invest in Thrift Stamps means a little victory for the kaiser! | a] Waiting t to Size Up the “Tails” 4 Stating that President Wilson, in his late message, ac- pted Lenine and Trotsky as the spokesmen of the new ia and threw the power of the American people square- behind them, the Washington Herald adds: “Even if Russia falls into the toils of Ludendorff and nburg and concludes a separate peace, America is still - friend, awaiting the dawn of a greater day.” This is the natural Washington view of ‘and attitude |). d what the administration presents. But, really, |™ ngton is probably the worst place on earth from) h tto size up, correctly, the power or the sentiment of | American people. Both are located a good way outside f Washington, as a little reflection upon the returns of the Peoential election will indicate. President Wilson has “new Russia,” as represented by the Bolsheviki, good ter references,” and the American people will, un-| diy, back up his purpose. Just how far American opinion will go in remaining friendly to Bolsheviki Russia” will largely depend upon the actual, final re- of the Brest-Litovsk proceedings. The house of water tumbled like a nouse of cards. . t Soldier Remembers When a man-child attains his full stature and puts) y childish things there are times when his own mother he is a strange and unfamiliar creature and secretly | ins the loss of her baby who so loved and depended | her. __ And then comes war to claim the man-child for a Her prayers he accepts gravely because of his fear @ hurt her, and her own worn testament he carries with pe vot loves his mother and not because he loves word of | But in eet thick of battle and the midst of death the again finds the God of his mothher. Read the of an army chplain, Major Donald Guthrie, two ars with a Canadian regiment: “fT have known quite intimately 5,000 soldiers. 1) knew one who was afraid to die. They all count it thing to give their lives for their country. AND 90 R CENT OF THE MEN WHOM I HAVE SEEN DIE D WHO PRAYED AT ALL, PRAYED THE SIMPLE AYER OF THEIR CHILDHOOD: ‘NOW I LAY ME TO SLEEP.’” “All else being finished, the soldier remembers the vords and the voice of his mother—and the mother knows the fruits of her love, and her prayers. We don’t have heatless Mondays—but today is pork- Tuesday. and the Trusts _ Comes now the attorney general and moves that the against the big trusts be put over, in order that the| nment may not meet with competition from private! ises in its financial operations “and the flotation of 33 7 mux ven = Define? orange pudde envelope straw rule haste afloat ‘elanh gultar mellow pork impolite plumbing outward lee du § southerr able qua olvil treasury reception 2 ramble okill xaltation nome #1 Incrustation shrewd sz laity forfeit 83 selectman pecultarity i } mowatc 6 achromatic bewall 87 ambergria disproportionate #8 camuietry apidated 89 paleoloxy er 90 perfunctory ipitaney 61 pricelens M4 wudorific 62 wwaddle 0) parterre 6 ¢ 16 homunculus 64 gelatinous 97 cameo 65 depredation 98 whagreen 66 promontory 99 limpet | COMEDIES OF CAMP L EWIS LIF Ei Insure regard 70 irony eruneh sportive i hysterton coinage frustrate HH milksop 69 philanthropy lotus drabble 3 harpy embody 5 infuse flaunt T deolivity dentious o1 pr 3 100 complot Ian't there seme way to transter yon to the ) navy?” MORE AND MORE SHIPS NEEDED TO COMBAT SUBS AND WIN WAR * tie Daily Bugle | right gloomy Fourth of July | | | ote tie swallows the stuff The boys tn the cantonment have coined slang to who knits for herself is called a “pig knitter,” hang around the homes of the Big Noises who have eligible daughters word has several m necenmary to know one A New York How Many woras JARE YOU A SUPERMAN?| You Are, According to Tests, if You Define 75 of These Words, of the teat fit the days, A girt and the officers who called “parior snakes.” | A Iarge waist line is a large waste! Not need the definitions be of high line. grade eee a woman ate a love! er rather than let anybody see! But it's not often a woman In love letters fairly correct meaning for a word CHEST COLDS t necenwary to add # “It in yellow and grows on a An YOU A BUPERMAD department of education of, eat.” It's easy enough to find out. T Stanford university, in his new | tree.” rei he a oe Journal of Heredity, organ of t The Measurement of Intell 2. BONFIRE—“You burn it out: | {erious | "ealorien ’ American Genetic association, whe doors.” “You burn some leaves or) 0" MM hy business it is to tell the world how !) things.” “It's « big fire.” teina” and “carbo: \Ten years . ann necessary that! nition be given. The} intended to explore in merely the range of ideas. When !t ts evident that one has a n. 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Ter eS aay Wetes Sentee . aN — A majority of average adults can | will include in her oe a Nas ee tha pot vee | give 65 words, but only one-third of | meal one or two by nelecting the last word of every | them can give 75 words—tho test of | items from each © ixth column in a dietionary con-|¢ superior adult—THE SUPER-|of the following six groups recom taining approximately 14,000 words, | MAN mended by the U. 8. department of = The text in based on the as#umption Ability to pass the text,” says | sericulture, she re aoe thut 100 words nelected according to| Prof. Terman, “is relatively inde-|!!y will be well nourished. enough sampling to afford @ fairly | #ubject has atten chool, our scots, prunes, bi ) Oranges, reliable index ¢ subject's entire | business men showing even a higher s, berries, melons LJ THE HARDWORKING GUY _| vocabulary.” | percentage than high school pupils.”| 2 wetablen, String beans, peas, Fy : Extensive tests with, various | After the whole table of words has| lettuce, mpl a squash, cabbage = re aH ndividua: nave whown that |been read, MULTIPLY THE NUM-|and root vegeables . eee Leeman +e ppconell i» justified, the | BER OF WORDS KNOWN BY 180.| 3, Meats and substitutes. Ld _— _— variation between no two tests If Johnny 4 “6 20 words correctly,| pork, fish, navy beans, split ry being more than 5 per cent he has a vocabulary of 20x180—2,600| nuts and milk : It may seem remarkable that | word: Fifty correct definitions) 4 starchy foods. Cereals, pota- a 1 ee Gmall ling of words |mean ‘a vocabulary of 9,000 words, 4, crackers, cakes, cookles should re of a |and no on ron. pereon's but i re the standardn for differ:| 5 guar, Cane sugar, molasses, it in y MATHEMAT: | ¢ syrups, honey, pure candies, jellies Here's a wolf that growls in every| ICAL FP similar in all | ularies re y nd preserved fruits. line of work. If he even had a job| respects to predicting the result | of the subjects of vari 6. Foods rich in fats. Butter, keeping a pair of gold fish from! of an election when only @ small | cream, lard, suet, oleomargarine and @ xetting tarnished, he'd put up a| portion of the entire vote in | Age Sther osoking tate, sat’ par; SO kick as how “the working the) known. | Eight years . | and table otis. rage off “what do I get) “In 1914, for instance, about 1,000, | 7 ~ for it? Nothin’, not even a b 000 votes were cast for governor CWEvO THORS > HEALTH QUQESTIONS dydo! He's always got a hard luck | California, and when only 10,000 Are "= org ° | ANSWERED 4 rent Fae sar ay Oe o bane ond govt ‘ Hut you better wife read| year-old boy has the habit of breath: 7 with him. A queer card, thie| conceded thet Gov. Johnson had been| | But You better let the wite read) year ott via mouth open. What ts i quinine, He'll get ahead, like cat reelected by a 0,000 plurality. | 10° iit to yourself. You are apt to|the cause of this and the remedy?” me the See th 8 Set. Bverybedy completed count gave him 158.) Wii you know the meaning of a| Have him examined for adenoids else ie all wrong, he's right. “If th eae The error was leas | word, but still not be able to de|and enlarged tonsils. If present have jdoneheads would only get a little| than 10 per cent of the vote,” mays] HOE: nave them removed wyetem, I might be able to work th’, Prof. Terman poner stuff,” ete, ete 12 out of 10 times To find out the «ize of your vocab if you take @ look in to mee what! ulary, and therefore how ent sticks the “hariworking” guy, y you are, have some one read over to find {t's about as hard as being a| you the 100 words, while you give Ucket taker for a street parade the definitions of them. The words 4 These da Sane arranged approsimately in the > Saving. 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The new year finds Italy in sore | nigh Piay House The doctor will be glad to talk We aedigulaas on a large scale be avoided,” and dissolutions of the | experts have got together at Wash: | need of coal ar jo hard | for, ihe, opening I picture, || over your trouble with you and | lasting H Ini g ington, and it is announced that “a! proased for bread, a t Britain prescribe for you, if necessary Women’s Fine Lisle Hose Children’s Hose pleasure national Harvester, United Shoe Machinery, U. S. Steel, | Lh be . Kod: k, k 0: ts, A . new type of submarine killer will be resorting 2 ming of a Only charges will be for medicines Double sole and _ toe. In values up to 25e; to n lak, Quaker Oa‘ merican Can and Corn) ot work in effective numbers within | all foodstuffs. The of lonses of | Cor prescribed or treatment taken. Ps ‘ oe Pp Crown du s Refining concerns would require financial opera- | «ix months.” allied shipping 000,000 tons per | hf arty You will be surprised how Little high spliced heel and wide | clean up now, 10¢ pair. eet and a large scale. ‘The announcement is evidence that! year, and expert shipbuilders declare | 1. eel*t, it will cost you. garter top; all colors, in- | | These come in cashmere, tremely s short, the idea seems to be to hold back the heavy |*!! the gush put out from w nahin. o t the best a at the United States, opened it up there was nothing In it but cluding black and white; | cotton, etc. in white, Crowns d of justice until McAdoo gets a chance to extract ton %”out diveo’ pete sysen: pc vmamgsieeng ah sodirga Sythe rd | 25¢ pair, or 6 pairs for | black, red and _ brown. bring us | killers in the cont months| matter of Tep nent in 4,000,000 A 1 1 * . 7 ng was pure hope-so, and the people will | tons | cet | All This Week $1.40. Sizes 814, 9, 914 | Splendid wearing Hose, in patronag yn rng - ane policy, tounded solidly on war neces-| surely take this latest discovery of a | Problem of Ships | cuveaae Is ee and 10, sizes 4 and 414 only. a wi ely take its place as a novelty in the| killer with much salt, if they're NOt) 1. war problem in aimply one o °."" enuse satis l e exami ds of high-up jurisprudence. War sure is hell, but} w> ssainet tent On Oe |many more ships, or many lens sub FOR MEN ca seem to be to the advantage of our biggest trusts! will’ dna edaae marines. And the teat th nt our ex. in Goop D jp promote more of it. |mechaniam for eradicating the sub-| Dome So i Os Mtnens #ix tmonthe|fike are moving iste’ te i jmarine evil has pw rahe hence! Forsooth, it promines to be al Son” ers” tue, ott, Mus If red-hot language were votes, Senator Stone | and it is highly probable that every! ¥ | Gog was headed that way One gets disqualified, and now there are seven. And now, precipitated by | Bill Stone, congress will turn from its minor duty of conducting a war to engage _ in an all-important partisan talkfest. They have barred silk 1 underwear at U. . S. army camps. First thing you know a soldier won't be allowed to keep a valet. About the only thing congress has not seen fit to investigate is its own action in exempting congressional salaries from the war income taz. If some less efficient congressmen we could mention would follow the example of patriotic Royal C. Johnson and join the army, the war ought to speed up. President Wilson played golf during the worst glaze storm in the history of Washington. -Can’t beat our president for surefootedness—and that’s no joke, either, in then that many people make the stake of resorting to the us alcohol be more harmful or mor | August arrayed a not only bec | eee to feed and treme, 1914, when ships were more nearly the vital problem of nations inet Germany use of the greater ne ammunition ex This is ‘Phosphate will Strengthen along with b ards, corporations and of divide funetionin high speed thru exactly Henr head and mixcel tigmented by ing in the functioning fully empowered, and standardiza tion, It's German, but it gets there. promise Your Weak ae MARTIAL LAW MAY. dition which In pit This cond about slowly and ste The nerven a they need food and nourishment that will lash not ar mporary Cinlints ommend is just one b-mr. f Doon Know ‘That the Union Dentists for Sirey-etase work than any other Dentiat qt hos ate work anteed for 16 years. Absolutely paia- “LADY ATTENDANTS. . UNION DENTISTS OVER OWL DRUG STORE pure ment tablets weak nerven for two ean be obtained froi at reasonable cost, within reach of every sufferer from | in connection with the shtpbutlding the whole Duge: , , Se cle ne | 8 Puget sound should be met and ory package o ro-phosphate accom panied by a binding eee te of atisfaction or money. back in in this city by all 6008 Gun bitro uring or immediat Simple advice, cellence has been proved over and | representative fo as a package con-| shipping board. He will have charge t ~phoaph treatm any druggist the remedy in Moreover, Weak nerves rob men and women| Week in the harbor zon of all the Joy of life, and quickly re duce the strong and robust to a con in the ex is brought Ithily in the *, and the poor #uf. them into your food phosphate, y after every itn ex- they | the Northwest tapiex| the Northwes taken | ment of Will ate TACOMA, Jan. 22 tial law will be put 4 Virtual mar- along the lo- jeal waterfront, as a precautionary measure against rumors of a plot to wtruction it was reported today. be placed on guard. Id yesterday ates District: Attorney ive to plans for guard ing docks, warehouses and shipyards. A second conference was held between Fishburne and the military authorities at Camp Lewis. MORE WORK AND LESS TALK, URGES PIGOTT | Work and not talk ts needed in This 1s the 1 Pigott, who has inted Puget sound the United States atate | Just been a of the building of all wooden cargo carriers in Seattle, Pigott declares that local problems solved by the “good citizens and business men of the Northwest.” Add to the kaiver's worries. B thrift stamps. uy We can get to| 3? the creation of a boas PROTECT WATER FRONT 0 effect this _wouldthave been president long ago. new dev! ice > promising mc n ‘greater | "“Guvtoumtt, i you cnnnot Kit exb-| SeerttY impesn “t_tavestignting tie ch aR efficacy nel Mb span Pe marines, build ahipa! We ought to | {em tree case over Diteh path. 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