The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1918, Page 6

2 oC —— (ntti or SCRIPTS NORTHWEST LeAGuE oF “NEWsrarmns Bntered at Soattie, Wash By mail, out of city year Postoftice as Lis; @ months $2.10 month 40¢ per month; 3 mont $4.00. Hy carrier, city, 200 + Publishing Ce. ud Hin, you. all the Hun! Thrift Stamps Help the will “carry on” + — --¥ ‘The Church and Its , Chance This War will « ure its greatest chance, Will F CHAS ZLB | When the Israelites, af 4000 years of captivity in , were to depart to conquer “the ed sland,” sprinkled blood on the sideposts lintels of homes. Baptized their faith anew in blood. 4 When at the last subper, Jesus took and raised the # up, He said: “This is my blood—drink ye all of it. For, oft as ye drink ye shall proclaim my death. Do it till come again, but when I come, it will be in power—to set up My Kingdom! * Religious evolution or progression always is accom- by blood, sacrifice and martyrdom. ; “What do the enormous losses in lives and property in this war mean but that the nations of men must work 5 er, think together more harmoniously than ever oa to rehabilitation? What issues frém the frightful Sufferings and ruins of Belgium, Serbia and Armenia is) world-wide sympathy and charity stronger and deeper! mankind ever before felt. Hew many millions of will, through their losses sons, husbands, fath- ers, brothers, drink from this cup of blood and be drawn ll from the material to the spiritual! ; Indeed, it will be the church’s greatest chance, as Dr.| , Stelzle says. And, if the merciless, bloody hand of Teuton) Hard the labor, uncertain the fate of the church if the hellish doctrine that “Might is Right” rules that} of the world wherein the church has found freedom d opportunity for growth. The governor of Missouri has at last found a man +willing to serve as United States senator. His name | és Xenophon Wilfley. It was a hard job to find a man. * The governor gs 3 with Champ Clark and went down the bet to X and W before he found one. d Abe Would Be Proud of Her Mary Lincoln Beckwith, great granddaughter of Abra- Lincoln, insists this is no time for her to sit around or whirl about in social affairs. is the time when I get busy learning something farming,” Miss Mary is quoted as saying. Forth- in agriculture. “Not enough men to work our farm (in Vermont) so Tm fre to help,” she explained. only her great granddad could hear that! dag Steel trust’s receipts last year were $1,683,- And only a few years ago the country was realy excited because it would take $1,000,000,000 to pay Uncle Sam's bills for a year. Us See! “Freedom, For All, Forever!” And while our boys are fighting and we are buying with this glorious cry in our mouths, shall the tele- employes have the right to organize for what they ° -. believe is their own good? ‘ We can guess how the kaiser would answer. How will President Wilson’s national war labor board answer? It be a kaiser or a Wilson answer. «Now that the successful operation of a wirelessly controlled aeroplane, needing no pilot, is announced, Mf inventors would but produce some wirelessly con- trolled cannon and wirelessly controlled automatons to charge across No Man's Land, war could be robbed of much of its frightfulness. A cable says the kaiser is believed to be weakening jnentally, and that he is the victim of hallucinations. There's nothing new about his being the v. of h. That trouble began in the summer of 1914. "If a leak in one of the city reservoirs were not mended quicker than that of the civil service commis- sion, more Cedar river water would go to waste than even now. ‘The final triamph in soft drinks. Has the good wholesome taste of hops. wewcoever loved by state of lesome product free {rom Dreservatlvey and yeast cells and by reason of small amount of for mentable sugars present we val aay that no deleterious effects would duced on processes of digestion.” is good for thirst— good Oficial chemist, empl Missouri says. "A who pro ceRVA tor health. o Quer cans at your arocard, In fnct, at all jnces where good drinks are sul This Is the Cap Try the good taste of CERYA today LEMP Manuracturers ST, LOUIS Fischer Brothers Company, Distributors Beattle, Wash. ~ }nation 20) « packed in every case. seizes all, it will be the church’s greatest calam-| she enrolls as a student at Cornell for a short term) TAR'S nr PM PROBABLY ONE or 8 C185) ILE i TIME'S WORTH T OSE | STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1918. (LETTERS TO TEE EDITOR] H EELS ANOTHER FALLS INTO LINE . PAGE 6 i] Kditor The Star; You have printed quite a lengthy article about the ol! jwharks and the Third Liberty Loan 1 agree with you that the majority of oll stock sellers are humbugs, but BL AMES MONEY LENDE MONEY LEN | |(COME EASY, GO BASY' FELLOWS = One more restaurant keeper has that is not what kept the Third Lib | We are glad to eee the ach pove| heard the call and now server free erty Bonds from finding a ready otatoes, baked, boiled, fried or . ways ap | & male bee It @lways AD! iashed, with every meat order. He t it was one of the re | nicest and anesty sports that | young, ruen 4 indulge in. We games here this summer, as we je puld to contribute cents to of cause.—Oberlin, Kas, Her be MOVIE MULTITUDES cars ago were one of » who nald we'd Por another one ¢ Those hour haif-hours And then « big. heft | Mortal got tired of the show thru 4 nleeping 1. Pina Did get seated. eves In front of us and in Our w started this this where we d we kept bobbing up And down to let them Out and in, and right Now we couldn't tell You what the picture Was about, for the Kaiwers wi ahbone F - NANNY - Hn. ESSAY ON LIFE Life is a ferment. There are many elements which make it fer ment. Stars and planeta, made of whieh growth ensues, may be said to be the ultimates of life, Thealogians | can detect a divinity back of this. but pessimists curse about it. An incident in life, t race in quite a joke. Its seif-assum- ed importanc js «really bw us Philosophers have been known to spend hours ata time laughing heartily over the futility and grandil oquence of the pretentions of man However endures but a mo- human me ment, and is scarcely worth consid ering Life continues indefinitely. Wheth ter open to debate, if it is worth while to debate about it. Our great eat thinkers maintain |point a day to go off and cor | muicide together mrmit Who Missed the Show Friday j Night? The party of parties who! wer into Mrs. Frank Smith's house ta Friday evening while rhe was the show and took part of th washing mahine had better return it as on they get thetr wash ing done and * further trouble as they dre kk n. Everyone was not atthe show in town.—TIthaca (Mich.) Herald. | kinds of ts differenti: ads in its own | way thru the | Certain forma which arise in glands, such the breast, are call:| ed carcinoma and “CANCER” this sort spreads | slowly to places! where there J«mall nodules of tinsues, |iymph nodes, in which the canc collects, forming there secondary |umpa or mestatases, an the physi clan calls them. The true carcinoma doen not often get into the blood vessels, and therefore it remains localized for very considerable time, ao that the surgeon has an opportunity to re move it if the diagnosis is made. Another kind of eancer, called by | physiclar oma, spreads to} he sar he blood vonsels and conseqeently much more difficult to cure, becaune| this spreading taken place arly in course of the ¢ nd the oell# are swept all over the starting new little tumors where they are deponited While cancer grows thru the very | Ussues which surrownds it, it does | not have roots, a# the quacks any What are called roots are more fre. quently blood veasela leading from the cancer, or bits of fibrous tissue When a quack aasures a patient that he takes # cancer out “by the roots” he is talking nonsense {for instance, some of thowe on the \ remain for 10 or 20 years|! i reading a ery reat and without forming little t form—-1 jumps elsewhere in the body. Other] take and is cancers grow rapidly and arelefficient form of magnesia fatal within a few monuas. Most purposes, It 4 cancers, however, remain local for a considerable period, volatile and impregnable dust, out of | ef of not it is worth while, ia a mat: | t in not, and | recommend that the human race ap | has raised the price of meat orders Let's mo back. go back to the first and second pales of Liberty Honds | 10 cent You did not have much trouble Z pe ey then because people bought them The murder 4 our Mert) with the unders' ontemporar contributes wanted money an article, headed » Hest Way was to put up their bond to Raine a Hean.” But the very it in virtually the same as beet way is to lot it get hold of nd would get anything that a plece of string and then raise would itwel?, in wome of your frenzied finan et ie ind s who have money to loan, but When you #e¢ a well preserved! won't buy Liberty Bonde, found that man you know that [t's not because wore thetr he has been pickled a whole 15t RESULTS WERE FAR BEYOND HER | Declares She Knows Own Experience What Tanlac Will Do. IN MISERABLE The let of testimonials tn Taniac, the medicine that t# ac tn such surprising t Krows o new teats c | its powers made, Miss Ali | Wolford, wh eaides at 31 we t my mother and ing it, too, and it \ ver three beran having trov ach and kept getting worse, everything I ate hurt me t would ferment, « | amothering spells and much pain was conatangl od particles of t | very disnereea > time nkles belching u 1 also hi in im and whether I | standing up or sitting dow There was a U over @ and would ngs just night. wet up in as red as when I re the time. soundly thoroughly my work in the mornings | deeply indebted to splendid health I now enjoy accomplished all even more than I expected & pleasure for me to recommend it others.” A tired, | feet kidneys, often produced by too muc ae |hantity eaten food. « dyspepsia, —nerv bilge troubles Leople thousands of them, are | nervous and feet tired They | are apt to Advertisement. oa \E > = ‘ACIDS IN STOMACH Create Gas, Sourness and Pain— How To Treat. 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They also) § ffer from sleeplenme: papel aeealigs pet | CAUSE INDIGESTION come of ‘hydro: ehloric nd not an some diges- tive jul tomach| Office Hours: OAM. 08h. | intny ng ie in irritate od digentio on ta de. | ————__—__ -___~_____ i A |Iaye sours, causing the oma which every | stents are not need. | canes and may do real all Mgeos- people using Liberty Honda 4s collateral and did not come to them to borrow money at # and 10 per cent, #0 they made a how! lana all at once it was bad policy to RITIITIIIIITIT ITI AS favorable pr: 1 i lo to 4 to Size Perfect in Suit ‘lateral or at a fair enti offering that surpasses lwo hundred and fifty beautiful new Bags, the very right now in high favor. worth $4.50 to $6.00 syreee take Liberty Bonds as col value and the man who tries to raise a little money on his Liberty Bond in frowned on and must Ko an other security, his home, bis f keopwaken or any other kind of col lateral that they will loo “ ttle § per cent Tiut not y Bonds! Oh, no; “that's not patriot te," “it's bad polley.”" 4 ou a} low your banks to take that powition and your mor arks to run things to wult themypelve Never mind what trouble it maker for Unele Sam, that does not worry them If Unele Sam will demand, that they pans clans sectrition (which find Bonds « try has worries et war going am it being hampered by Incl wale of Libert Honda just to aatiefy the greed of money loanera, who are as harmful to the country as any proGerman The Butterick Patierns and the June Delineator Have Just Arrived. Fraser-PatersonCo. Announcing for Friday and Saturday, an Extraordinary Sale of the Fashionable New ligh-Grade Silkk iland Bags ee ces == | AMERICAN SHIP EXPENSE | LISTED $2, 223, 835,000 | WASHINGTON 9.—Amert | | ca’ ship ding Bay for the fiscal | year 1918 will be $2,223,43 'Ch of the shipping )ouKe appropria In asking for the amount, Hurley eaid all but $425,000 would be used directly for production of ships Lemon Juice For Freckles Girls! Make beauty lotion at home for a few cents, Try itt 19 virman Hurley board, informed the } tions committee tod Squeeze the juice vi two iemons into bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have @ quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and completion oeautifier, at very, very should interned with them. Youre truly AN ALABKAN THIFD LIBERTY BOND HOLDES gitator, and be THE OIL STOCK CROOKS email cost Fdittor The Star 1 have read Your grocer has the lemons and with considerat admiration Your) any drug store or tollet counter will strong article jay» paper UN-| supply three ounces of orchard der the caption “Get-Rich-Quick| white for a few cente Massage cheme Takes Many Millions.” It) this sweetly fragrant lotion into the takes courage for a big metropoll-| face, neck, armé and hands each tan newspa to go in to give! day, and see how freckles and blem ag. an they are disap d bow clear, soft vertiners. na white 0 becomes. 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