The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1918, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR Ave. Near Uniem st. y LEAGUE OF NiWwsrarnns MEMBER OF sChIrrs Nonruw Telex Entered at Seattio, Wash. By mail, out of city year, $ yet od Press As hk News Service Second-C ois nr Matter 3 month elty, 2 per month Ry carrier ane @ montha $2.10 400. h a 600. Private | Our State Detective Whatever may be the technical defense of C. B dd, resident manager of the Washington Detective Bureau, against the charge that as a paid officer of the state he i at the same time profiting from the employment of opera tives used in the state secret service, there can be little doubt of the poor policy of the methods shown to be in i by the state to get its detective work done. C. B. Reed is chief of the state secret service, and ts $15 a day for his services. He is also interested in the fashington Detective Bureau, which makes a profit of $4) a day on each operative furnished the state. He claims that his contract with the state was made out in his name} © solely because the bureau was not incorporated in this | “state for business at the time.. The contract was for the/ benefit of the bureau and his salary check is transferred | to the company, he explains. Thus, he says, the state is "simply employing the services of the W ashington Detective | Bureau. i : The public, however, will not have much confidence in| its state secret service, as long as its directing head is| financially interested in every man sent out on a sleuthing Human nature is such that fear may be entertained t work for detectives will be found somewhere, under} ‘such arrangement. The salary emoluments of the contract} moreover, not exactly miserly. A launching in every shipyard in Seattle on July 4! To sound the birth of Freedom, nothing can equal | this program this year. | Wilson Is Right The president is absolutely right in advising congress) take plenty of time for enacting a new war tax law de~ of the inequities of the present legislation, and his plan ‘to take the additional funds out of incomes, war profits} © and luxuries will have the solid indorsement of the country. ia Every patriotic American is with the president m his "View that the people will bear any tax burden necessary, ided that the same are justly laid. The first peeling} hardly been taken off the abnormal incomes, war| pfiteering and luxuries. The willingness of the common | to serve and sacrifice has been demonstrated in the yy Loan and Red Cross campaigns. The president makes a bullseye when he declares that “the profiteering that cannot be got at by the restraints of | n e and love of country can be got at by taxation. sensible and just as to his general policy of war xxation, President Wilson wil! undoubtedly do his mightiest give the nation revenue legislation equitable and just in| particulars. 4 It is estimated that enough gasoline is used every Sunday in America to run all allied ambulances, trucks end tanks Over There one week. Draft of Labor Was there an insidious propaganda of misrepresenta- tion to labor in connection with the new “work or fight” Maybe there was. Did stories in anti-administration papers, hinting that were right on the way to raising the draft age and in- broadly hat labor conscription and military strike-| broadly that labor conscription and military strike-| “aad were the objects aimed at, leave a false impres-} | SE ssstantially, this is what Baker : In no case will} draft law be used as a whip over the American work- He has assured the country that there will be no strike-breaking, by stating that the man who con ntiously protests against inadequate pay, impossible liv-| and working conditions, or high-handed attempts at ex- ition by an employer will not be regarded as an “idler the war department. He has pointed out that the sole | only purpose of the new ruling is to bring pressure to on the non-essential worker—the ribbon clerk, the bar- “keeper, the chauffeur or the butler to the rich—to change |» his occupation. rare (also raw) days, Last chance to pay June—month of roses, brides and, marke it on your calendar: your income tar, June 15 Future generations of German school children will know him as Wilhelm, the Waster of Lives. Hail to the boys of 21—a million strong—in the U.S.A CERVA: World's Best peverag® Try its good taste today. Let the whole family try it. See how you will all like that good taste of hops. CERVA is pure—nutritious toxicating. and non-in- A very remarkable soft drink. At grocers’, at druggists’, ete. in fact at all places where 00d drinks are sold. Porty United Profit Sharing Coupons (2 coupons—each denomination, 20) are packed in every case LEMP Manufacturers Fischer Brothers Company, Distributors Seattle, Wash. ST. LOUIS * prices on its large orders are from 25 to 80 cents lower th ment maximum prices: averag nsumer has |to pay f it, truck, bunkerage, and ‘PARSONS IS NOT STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1918. PAGE 6 AT. B. TALE Which Parents Should Retell to Children . Ts hild’s i e L Korasnnd BETWEEN SIXTEEN AND SEVENTY “A man’s fighting age is é sixteen to sevent tion of 3 ot explain that before th 1 no VW. 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Well people get tuberculosia germa | in their lungs from the sick, Often al There may be some objections raised, but t henitate | : ev re th Meas an ver wait nsick with tuberculosis does ae eee i cicaii all ue: , |r er hin mouth 4vith a handker 4 hief when coughing or sneezing subst my applicat ' the gern with little drops of t = waa ee oe eae - ure in carries them on his hand to I rem dear Ur aes tual youn Often the consumptive mpits on the A Volunteer floor or sidewalks, and then the (Copyright, 1918, N. EB. A) germs are carried in the dust, by files, and in opher ways, to other peo: LAST YEAR'S HAY HELMET The June sun spills Down and camps on Our derb: Fedora. We unearth it in The storeroom from under The porch rug, and find It filled with Xmas tree Decorations, buttons and rT We empty Kid oursely TAR'SHE ple CANKER SORES on TO D1 anke Can you give Keep your outh and teeth 5 ILE in Fime’s WORTH wie ’ SURE Oe Lemons Beautify! MPxing and massage face, neck, arme, hands. S — ST EXACTLY ( G MILLION Yoo THOUSAND bt THREE WUNDRED AND ett ee cette Here is told how to prepare an inexpensive lemon lotion which can be used to bring back to any rkin the sweet freshness of which it has been robbed by trying at mospheric conditions. Wind-chafe. ~oughness, tan and redness are warded off and thone tell-tale lines of care or of age are softened away The julce strained into three ousces of makes a whole quarter pint of the of two fresh lemons a bottle containt orchard w Sense. Relea ead | | | most remarkable lemon skin beao As good as new, and will | |tifler at rbout the cost one must Run us thru another | pay for a small jar of the ordinary Ico man’s paradise | }cold creams, Care sbould be But the first day we | taken to strain the lemon juice Sport it and see all | “ars through a fine cloth so no lemon | The now breakfast food Models the other ginks Are flying, when we Home we take it off And give it the clam eye, Shake the dandruff garage, a last year nly looks President ton Carl of the West ern Union, saya he in interested, first of all, in giving | the government Rood service Lord Rhondda. h fot bons, haa issued a circular announc: | that parenips are a fine food That ends a mystery. We have pus tied for years to figure out what were good for officer in the Fast mays ave join aght ) experience cast OF COAL IS DOUBLED BY | ADDED ee the This is figuring the nd trucks with acking charges in addition | profit allowed to retailers by ronment, all which amount to more than the cost of coal at the mine DESERTER; HE FIGHTS WITH U. S. tTLAND, wants it dis June 6.1 one rectly understood he is | A local draft board name as one of a number werte Parsons heard of it ths later since August 13, 1917, been of the American expedi », and for six months of e of the advance not a deserter posted hi of 4 in the 2 the engineers: A letter fr by th has never recel he and dc listed a deserter LAD SHOOTS FATHER; MUST SERVE SENTENCE nm Parsons was rece 1 draft board. 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June Luggage sale price $12.50 Men's $21. 00 eae n Cowhide Traveling Bags at $16.50 —These are fine, strong, splendid-looking Brown Cowhide Hage; sewed in frame; large and roomy; 18inch size, Special in the June Bale of Luggage 816.50 $25.00 F ‘itted Bags Special at $19.50 —Very fine Black Bags, fitted In ten pieces of ivory fittings; 16-inch size only. June sale price 819.50 $35.00 Fitted Suit Cases Spec tal at $29.75 . Fine quality fitted with large ivory fittings; dou 20-inch size, June sale price $29.75 00 Genuine Seal Bags Special at $25.00 $35 These are the famous Likly Bags. Genuine weal leather, «ilk lined—Bags that will the best of satisfaction. June sale... $25. 00 $5.00 Matting Suit Cases Special at $3.95 a Matting Suit Cases, bound on a " raps around; 24-inch size Splendid, dependa ses. In the June Lug © sale for $3.95 $4.00 Fiber Suit Cases Special at $2.95 Good strong, roomy Suit Cases, fitted with shirred p ket, cretonne lined. Special in the parepal a $2.95 $10.00 Brown Leather Suit Gases for $7.95 Good strong, attractive Brown Leather Suit Cases; straps all around; 24-inch size. Special in the June sale $7.95 106 COLUMBIA ST. Cor. First-Ave. DR. EDWIN J. BROWN D. D. & Now at 106 Columbia @ left the imita my name signs on Firat ave. and my Dental to the corner o None better. my old location, My new en trance in 106 Columbia, 1 twéen First and © increase my al practice so that the increased ens will offset the increased doing busi | Seattle's Lending peatiag 4106 Columbia | ee A THRIFT STAMP a day" will ki | cep the Hun away, The Year's Greatest Sale of Truks, Bags and Suit Cases VERYONE in Seattle who wants to buy new luggage should It comes only once a year. 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One of the modern Trunks. in the June sale, Spec Hartmann Trunks Spectal at $47.50 Hartmann cushion plush top, round edge Trunk; splendid construction; locking bar, shoe box, silk keratol re Special in the June sale ..... eee, $47.50 Hartmann Panama Trunks Special at $49.50 —This Trunk is easily opened or closed; Gibraltarized construction; equipped for men or women. June sale special .. -. 849.50 ecco Cccccccccccce "Trains— Scenery 8, 18, 29; June 8, 15, 2% 3 E. E. PENN, G. A. P. D, €08 Second Ave. Scattle