The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1918, Page 6

|THE SEATTLE STAR| mth Ave. Near Union st, If It Takes THE LASTEST DOLLAR —————— MEMOER oF scRI — Telearaph News Service of the United Press Association Ratered at Seattie, Wash. ee — te i By mail, out of city, d0e per year, $4.00. °1 yy by The Star Pudi NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWS Se reeeenerreesesccces }) WY KDMt ND VANCE 900. Privat Third on irtieth, what's || There no “mayb sstoffios as Second-Class Matter 2 montha, $1.15; 6 months, $2.1 Por ow Unple Sammy needs 1 > * i t Averting Water Front Strike So were back of every gun A strike that threatened to tie up Seattle’s water front|“"" Ui". Be'"e “ater today” has been averted. f it takes the latest dollar A_ representative of the government met with the b he oh Truckers’ and Warehousemen’s union and talked things | yroyy sou tee to t rare Over, man to man. The union men promptly voted to re-| nayon the I Main at work pending mediation, | And de Had no effort been made to talk things over, Seattle] ,,..,,. the nation would no doubt today be suffering disas-|; shipping delays. | tea \ Every effort to settle industrial differences must be and to help the U. & A exhausted in order to prevent tie-ups. Not until every| dollara many, © them every penny ure to do it? ‘Then It's done. | effort is exhausted, can a cessation of work be ammy needs the mon. fidered. Employers and men are beginning to realize| Every Ume we loan jollar You can hear the kaiser holler ‘ ‘ " For the bonds of Uncle Rammy b: The only discouraging note in the procedure thus far the to bind the Hun. 'was the attitude of water-front employers, who ignored the 4.58. @ mmunication sent by the workers requesting a con-|!f an “U" and an “S" spells Ui . Let's do it without any fuss Let's chip {n our oe PRR For our own U. & Reporter C. C. Lyon, whose intimacy with things And to t at the battle front is admirable, says that the Almigty | mu rin Germany is beginning to squeal for peace The Almighty Dollar added to the Almighty Socialist ought to be able to make a noise that the kaiser would | AM said “Woe cx To invest all ie. In the Land of our Than to sl haieehiicanninie . them to give to » Trial of the Brute (Convtiaht, 1918, NR A) Pe Mob violence is overt treason. It takes its most hypo- tical form when it professes patriotism.” . ME _ The above two sentences are excerpts from a com- Gives Up Mission imication published in Monday's Star, by Judge C. E. In Under-World p Ourselves out of The m d the mutt and neider it wiser Dur mead) ® Without even referring to the episode of april which | j¢ thrown a red shadow over the state of Illinois, mob mee, astonishingly prevalent in a mipeceedy civilized 4 . try, cannot be castigated or denounced too severely. dale the sad page of history, on the records of man’s) 4 trails the slimy spoor of this beast. the mob. It is actuated by fatuous | tality. ; re bloody revenge. It is monstrous | stupidity, and grotesque for fury. It is a hundred times fse than the kaiser and his minions. It is a foul, red-| d murderer, and a coward as well. It is a dirty smut | the American flag, to which it fawningly pretends to| It grovels in the mires of ignorance and barbar-| and its red and roffing eyes and drawn lips expose fangs and face of the anthrophoid ape! America cannot, must not, tolerate mob violence. We @ government and just laws, actuated by reason, uted in judgment and calm. 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Cal, have begun a acientific clasat Ot an eany feat for a child, and can se per. fication of 4,500 grade pupils to de formed by on $ years of age. It tests memory and the termine their mental age, and to le powers of organization) er their fitness for work being 7—DRAW HALF A DOZEN SQUARE FIGURES ON A PIECE Jone in the class rooms. OF WHITE PAPER, THE FIGURES TO BE OF DIFFER A mo@ification of the U. & men ENT SIZE, AND ASK THE CHILD TO POINT TO THE tality test has already been applied LARGEST. there to over 3,000 children by Pro &—ASK THE CHILD TO REDE. AT AFTER YOU SOME SUCH SENTENCE AS THIS wers of concentration and memory.) of, school s letration bean $—SHOW THE CHILD A SQUARE AND A TRIANGLE FIG- simplified Gets edenitie classi URE, CLOSE TOGETHER, AND- INSTRUCT IT TO M. fication of chiléren, but many A CROSS IN THE THREE-CORNERED FIGURE. parents have gained = new con- (A child of 4 or & years should be able to do this within ception and a new gange of ther t five seconds) child's personality, of his strong 10—WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FLY AND A and weak points, and of the re- MOSQUITO serves that lie behind his mental, seconds for each prot SHOW. THE CHILD 13 PENNICS AND ASK HIM TO COUNT THEM : § remoning which WHAT 18 THE DIFFERENCE “BE TWEEN | A nie K AND A STONE? :TRY MIND OF YOUR CHILD BY ARMY TEST? Mental Test for Your Child | Science Tells ple tents for children betw the mentality ex y The average 10-year-old boy or girl should solve cor i Mental Power rectly at least half of the problems Has your | nde ee ‘The average time for their solution should be abont 30 $ | come tx 2 om after it has been made clear by ‘ The simple texts of tion, memory, associat of 6 a child should be able t tt (The principal function of intelligence to reason to m concerning nome new p is THE rhoren ING TO DO WHEN iv 1s panions He may hool, and th back by the slower pac mmon sense of the child FIVE OK SIX OBJKOTS SIMILAK BUT DIFFFRENT IN V out ASK ; HEAVIEST, A © TO DECKEASING Wie sdgment, with a certain nay be mentally # bei forced t humiliation and 4 ment (Thin tests the strength of the perceptives.) fensor Virgil FB. 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Wenatchee is calling for men to the normal ch grade, others taxing the av versity student morning, had im federal employment bureau in Se to make about 180 points. attendance ‘onday a8 noon as ponsible. ktm | ttendance since Monda a I Yakima, alse Ten undoes questions | morning. He is in the eity hos|/needs a large number to work on] stars aiven’ below by whine Le tt ee ee |e and mothers of Seattle may - get & gauge on the mental age of CHARGED wrrn assault | HAVE YOU SEEN ’EM? | thetr children Information chargmg Dave Sher. Delia Murphy, age 18, left her| es OD Deputy Pronecu Sherman ts Barto Monday. Delia, who is young and| WASHINGTON, April rained| eas and off station upon the Madi-| bald, but masterful, ‘tis said. tral and South America, fon st. bridge, on December 14,/ Dave is searching for them both,| suggested here as a subs ‘tore ‘annteted by the police. sugar. YSIS TIP PALS Meat is as Necessary as Steel and Ships Food is the first'essential of the fight- ing forces. 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Address, Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Minois { How to Find Its id’s daily life presents, Indicate where he stands and should stand among his playmates and schoolmates. He may be mentally tar ahead of 9 head of his class in fore being held Not alone have the problems question for older children, and tests what use moral and physical nature. they have made of their intelligence and how they have cata- His training can be gov There is a valuable suggesti6n for B) tira since sleet the fathers and mothers and school of the second while a 16-year-old may be expected aed to pretty, left with Lonnie Loyd. Lon-| sweet, gum-like product from palm ni have held up John Turcotte at a nie is a six-foot Adonis, is alightly| juice, used in some portions of Cen- observa jon and ante of the lower, and po muchy Aiscourage of Leland a noted results. erned ao erage unl esccccccce from the 10—A has been | titute for Si peccccacce a ry N d 2 5 > mMlic seacese el! = Vi _£