The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1918, Page 6

SEATTLE 1307 Sevew WUPrs NORTHWEST Leacur Telcaraph News Service of ¢| Bantered at Seattle, Wash, Po mail, out of city, 40c per month; $ montha, $1.15; 6 monutha year, $4.00. By carrier, city, Sc. month Dalty by The Star Publishing Co. Vhene Main 600, Private jcbange cone \_ depart te Ave, Near Cntes tch for the Eclipse Southwest Washington is in for what probably will an unforgettable experience for each of us next Satur- the total eclipse of the sun. _. In Seattle, only a slight vision of the phenomenon will Those who have seen a total eclipse say it is an of a lifetime. iny. People look like corpses under its bluish beams. of trees are interspersed with small crescents. waves of light go shooting by on the ground as the earth were moving swiftly from under you. At the moment when the black disc of the lly covers the sun's surface, darkness settles u same as night. And then there flash into view und the black disc the rose red prominences which shoot from the sun thousands of miles into space. Around entire sun play the pale halo and the streamers of the corona. The large stars become visible. The shadow quickly passes on and the moment the beam of light strikes the earth the darkness passes the eclipse returns to the partial stage. It’s a won- sight, but totally lasts only a couple of minutes. oe The Skinner & Eddy plant has broken another rec- in turning out the West Cohas in 54 days. It’s a his shattering of records. And a good habit. ~ oly asserts the New York Anti-Vivisection society. behind the subject of vivisection, let us pro- pick other flaws fh the statement. her too much emphasis has been placed upon unable to talk and who have lived lives Bag ther than that of animals. Higher, indeed, than any mal could achieve even tho it were gifted’ with the elo mt tongue of a Demosthenes! greatest works of human beings’ rarely have been d in words. They stand in pictures, books, buildings, | railroads, and all the thousand and one accomplish- ts of the super-mind. All of the spoken words of yes- are gone with the winds that blew then, while the tongue that spoke in deeds reaches to the farthermost _of the earth the ability to talk is not the dividing line between man being and the animal. Between the two yawns ocean of human brain and human soul, across ‘none of our friends of the lower kingdom will sail | they develop the most extraordinary conversational Seattle wins the national editorial convention for Well, they talk less than the lawyers’ convention. ought to count for something. Lose? British lose.” French are defeated.” often have been heard. Neither is wholly ac- n the British forces are driven back WE, too, are : n the French retreat, WE, too, go back with them. “It is OUR’ war. The British and French are fighting ‘US, just as much as OUR soldiers are fighting for With British and French successes rise OUR hopes. ir losses they fall. whole line, from the channel to the Alps, now is There are soldiers of many nationalities in OUR tish, French, Belgium, Canadian, Australian, Por- African, Indian and American, but they are all ‘for one purpose and one final victory will be the of each and all. purpose is ours and that victory, when it comes, it must, will be ours. By the same token, any y defeats in the meanwhile are ours, too. + he, American raids on boche trenches may seem small tn comparison with French and British operations, 80 fpr iagaaad of Bunker Hill in the light of t battles. Have you joined the Council of Patriotic Service Do it now. If you don’t see that eclipse of the sun Saturday have a long wait for the next chance. tes Ai tn to A very important niche in the eternal hall of fame reserved for the immortal War Mothers of America. TIZ’ FOR FEET For Tired Feet, Sore Feet, Tender, Aching, Swok len Calloused Feet and Painful Corns —— | | Just take your shoes off and then! will dance with joy; also you will) # thowe weary, shoe-crinkied, ach burning, corn-pestered, bunion feet of yours in a “Tiz"| There's nothing like “Tix.” It's ra Your toes will wriggle with| the only remedy that draws out all ey; they'll look up at you and al-| the poisonous exudations which puff talk and then they'll take an-| up your feet and cause foot torture dive in that “Tiz” bath. Get a 26-cent box of “Tix” at any n your feet feel like lumps of drug or department store-—don’t ed out—just try ‘“Tiz.”| wait. Ah! how glad your feet get; | @lorious. X¢ how comfortable your shves feck find all pain gone from corns, cal-| lounes and bunions. ogg As the darkness gathers the color of the “twilight” is| world has known uncountable numbers of human} ma plane} STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1918, APRAADRALSILS SPAY, anne PAGE 6 ' Irritates Lungs and Paves Way for Tuberculosis Coughing, epitting and aneesing are methods by which living tuber culonia kerma ar noattered anc about by th million | . When sputum te on the side BY THEIR FRUITS walk it I very Of that new city of the southwest plain, enaily carried | Whose name invokes an earthy-sweet aroma into the home Of Red Men's gong and legend, and whose strain on the soles of shoes, Dry apu The modern white tntones as “Oklahoma. jtum drops from — handkerchief, Of that fair town ts born a gracious thought soiled thing, pillow cases and Yor every fallon soldier who has fought, sheets Or served in any way, to hold us free, | solled with sputum that may be We plant and name for him @ lusty tree harmful . Cow's milk occasionally contains How better could their memory live again germs from cows that have the Among our children’s children, who shall know disease, Food, and especially that A tree ts Comrade Tom or Paymate Ben, jof the Infant, is easily contams Who died for them because he loved them so? | nated If the mother or cook ta And General John shall hold them high in alr, careless about the disposal of spu- And Private Joe shall shelter them with care, tum. | And those who laten well shall hear the speech | 1t t# probable that the majority Of trusty treemen, whispering cach to each. of cases of tuberculosis are con | tracted thru direct contact with | When wars have ceased (for which we work and pray) careless consumptives or with ar When men no longer clash in bloody ntrife, tiles which ther ve reseatiy | The soldier whom we weep as dead today, | bendled | Shall amile upon ua in resurgent life Dut some of the Infections may | Shall blossom in the spring, shall fruit tn fall, lee euenid G5 é004 senda Salen ! Or even tho His tres bear not at all, la often mixed with th dust of a The earth he helped to save shall warm those roots, andl" soba ‘on tnkaied And on the barest branch find fragrant fruits. thee the mouth ar nese, by ewal | (Copyright, 1918, N. A) t } t | them particularly eusceptible to | the aise | nerrene ] the sun and budding green are em) 1. c asks: “Will « truss cure a A WORD FROM] caping his higher poetical Bp rcs. ait | | = Maybe so, maybe eo, will hold ityup im not! J08H WISE [We have always called it spring | cury By: _ 7 wet See Man is like | fever, only when he SAVE ( wi ‘s TIME SAVERS | “cn: { » workin’. Y'know, us humans are ) The “Girls They i Queer birds { i hes aegis Instead of waiting a Leave Behind Em {| Russia haw asked Germany to de inthe Gre The “Daughters of Liberty,” } fine her fishing rights. Poor old Rus- Bure of our sen an organization of mothers, sia, She'll find she has no right left Play a blank card on wives, sisters and daughters of i Md Our anatomy, ané run Americans in war service, ts An appeal has been inmued to Ger The risk of be spreading thruout California and |man people to go barefoot. What's| The danger to it so other weatern states, The pur the matter? Have they run out of We won't be held up 8 p a to strengthen the morale substitutes for shoes? Few seconds. And why among the relatives of our hehe 8 The big rush? That's it fighting men, to ald needy Gus Jias Something Coming Why? Because we're queer | wives of soldiers and satldra We have a long letter from Mr Humans. F'rinatance at nd for Gemocracy and {Gua Miller, the West Amana store Ata railroad crossing | ht in times to come keeper who tried to sue one of the ‘The watetonan rings the The idem of including the soldier boys on the eye of his de Hell; there's a train wives, sistere and daughters of }/ parture for an inaignificant amount Coming. The gates come 1} enbviee men ts te perpetuate the We have not the time nor «pace this Slowly down, and just iH organization thru the coming week to give his letter the proper Hefore they touch the 1) aiuaetitein* eel te. aedian. dak amount of attention, Fut if Miller Ground some boob decides |} more powerful unit during the } will walt Ul we have the time his} He's in an awfal hurry I} present war , letter will receive the attention ne« And dashes across the lowing the dust or by eating food | dirt Jof those wh een tl and or nated, its contam int the may b tnoculat ratches and Our city and.dust hat uma filled with particles, This ma- if not directly the cause is, irritates the lun » inhale it and renders on thru streets are erial tubereule emmary to give him the alring he Tracks about a puff and i seems to be wanting —Marengo (la) A half ahead of being run | Sentinel. ‘ Over, and when he gets | eee On the other side he You have to make concessions to Stands and watches the traditions, What good would a/ ‘Train go by. smooth-faced Santa Claus be? | eee eee We hope congress donm’t tax the For the benefit of a reader who |landiordn, We know just what'll anks for it, we reprint it: | happen if It dors Most of the things we're asked todo) You «aid it: The landlord will without | raise the rent Our forefathers never even heard | v9 6 about. | Girls are working as bootblacks tn 3 0 | Yakima, Wash. This will have at MUSE 1S PROSTRATED | least one good result. Hereafter the ‘The Star's heretofore indefati-| Yakima men will keep their shoes gable tallad-monger, Pomer, has! polished. bean falling down on the job recent | eee ly. Pomer claims to have a tem-| The Condition Is Common, bat the peramental {ndixpoattion, which he! Candor Ex 1 attributes to the weather. He is| Wanted—Men for R. R. construc Producing practically no work now, tion work at Strawbridge, Wis altho his previous componitiona, tinc-| Wages, $3.25. Board, $6. —Advertise tured by melancholy, nous, Pomer states that the effects of were volum-| ment in Galena (111) Gazette oe. Oh, very well, Taxes an unumal TTERS FROM SOLDIERS The Star Will Gladly Publish Interesting Communications From Sammies } they ,will go direct to France I have to go back as a private tn order to get in. an that is the only way this captain will take me, and Dear Billy: Have not much to say|/I want to get there as soon as pow this time. I received your letter a) sible. I have a motive which I can few days ago. [ sure wish that I/ not tell you right now. I am going was with you, but as there is no|to get a pot at the d Germans chance now, it up to me to make the| some way. I intend to go up in the best of it, and be satisfied with what | air so I can get a good look at them I have. | thia I cannot do as long as I am in I am not getting where I want to| the states get, and have decided to make a! Well, Billy, !f you don't hear from change. You will laugh when I tell) me within a month you will know you what I have done, but as {t is| 1 have left, and havé a good idea tho only way out, I have to do it.| of where I am BERT. I am transferring out of this com-! —— y o pth one, thi ee a a to leave In a short while i mine) SCOP Corn Agony in Four Seconds Use “Gets-It"—Seo Corns Peel Off! 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