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

THE SEATTLE STAR] 1907 Seveeth Ave. Near Unies st, MeMearn OF SCRIPPS NONTHWEST LEAGUE oF NEwerarnns Telegraph News Service of ¢ En} By mail, out of r ited reas Assoc dat Seattle, Wash. office as Second-Class Matter 6 montha $2.10 yonth im 000, Private ou ° Carlton é Had any union man defied the United States war labo: ‘board like President Carlton of the Western Union, a hue sand ery would have been raised thruout the country against as an enemy of the country. He would have been an, pro-kaiser, and worse than an I. W. W Carlton's position must not save him, His prominence in fact intensifies his unfriendliness to the war board. He Must not be spared. Kaiser Carlton he is to the employes, of the Western Union, 200 of whom have been thrown out work in Seattle for no other reason than that they ht to exercise the American right of affiliating with another. And Kaiser Carlton he is to the rest of the United States. Tf he can get away with his defiance of the United tates government in its war predicament, he is marking a path over which country will meet with tremen ‘dous difficulty in its effort to win the war. Carlton is striking at the vitals of the nation by his ent attitude. He is far more menacing than any alien Tf the war labor board cannot bring him to terms, | Agress can—and must. “over short The kind of fighting our soldiers are doing _ there” these days makes veterans of them in order. Mc Fight, Not Fear the kaiser in his mad effort to delude his own people stories of “victories” and tales of “fear” striking the of Germany's foes, and more or less damage may be to allied shipping, but the largest result of the U-boat will be America’s increased determination to fight there” with larger forces, ously than ever. i ie Huns err if they think they have brought the war > America by their submarine operations off our coasts. ire and determination to keep the war “over there” let up an ounce of fighting energy until the war has brought to the Rhine and from there carried to the of the imperial personification of frightfulness in U-boats have sunk unarmed merchantmen They may sink more of them. to arouse the fighting blood of Americans than a on orators could hope to do. The heavy naval enlist- it in Seattle last week was duplicated in every “large in the United States. The true patriot doesn’t sit on his front porch of evenings and deplore the loss of food ships in U-boat . He gets out in his war garden and makes good | that loss of food. inations gol In many American cities they have abolished the plan near our mine whether the children are to be promoted to higher There the children are judged on records kept dur- the entire term and are promoted or not according to they did from the first day to the last. This modern educational method robs childhood of all “examination horrors,” and at the same time teaches y rs that they are not graded on what they may en to have on the tip of their tongues on some particu- if day, but on their day-to-day work, just as they will rewarded in later years for their week-in and week-out llevements. However, in many schools the torture system of term- examinations still prevails. Children are prodded into s and their little minds are overtaxed for a few days); d often far into the nights to “pass the examination.” This schoolroom nightmare has harmed the bodies and} nds of many children. Think of a shop foreman who based his judgment of! workmen's ability and effort upon periodic examina- n rather than daily and hourly observance! Yet that} what the examination system asks of a teacher. When on American stops talking about “doing his bit” and begins doing his BEST he’s really in the war to win. End Comes With Victory From time to time we will make note of tests as come to our attention, not because we "any large*number of Americans are in sympathy stors, but because we think that these protests are iched by enemies in our land and by them nourished and fed to American citizens who do not mentally dig to the Toot of their war protests. Among these pro-Germar ‘protests is this: “As soon as we get thru with one Liberty Loan drive, they want money for the Red Cross and war chests, and then they start Thrift stamp campaigns. Why don'y they give us a breathing spell in between?” .. Of course, it is true; _ Money producing campaign to another, _ time between them. along from now on until the foe is vanquished. Just as soon ‘88 we are past this Thrift Stamp drive we must begin sav-| such war pro- believe that with such and there is little ing our dollars for the next Liberty Bond campaign, and| in Red Cross and other win-the-war drives. We c: annot it down and say that we are thru—not until we have won! Not until we have driven the boche horde back beyond the Rhine and beaten the kaiser into submission and his power Just into oblivion. Our boys who have gone Over-There and the who are yet to go will not be able to throw dow after a battle and take a prolonged breathing spell. enemy will not let them do that. When you get down to brass tacks, the real Liberty belle is the young woman working in a war industry. millions The We now judge the individual by what he does country, not for himself. a | [ ADVI JS GIRLS TO KEEP ERT]: Women who work must give more than ordin personal appearance if their names are to be for his attention to their long in the land of the pay Foll, the dean of Detroit stenographers recently declared in a lecture to ‘working girls “Not all of us can afford an elaborate wardrobe she said but the! good #oup poorest of us can nd toilet preparations for our| fford to buy skin and hair y pay big dividends in the business world This veteran typist admits she is past 40, but says she keeps gray hairs away by using a preparation she discovered several years ago calied QPBan Hair Color Restorer. ¢ is enthusiastic in ite praise, and says it ‘ot only chases away the gray hairs, but also helps her hair grow. The Dean is a marvel to her friends German submarine raiding of the American coast may | more powerful and more it they did was to plant in every American's heart the! and| In so doing they do} examinations at the end of each school term to} Americans are urged from one|'* They will come faster and faster right | ¢ their guns * [1916 results, at a cost of $17, STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1918. PAGE 6 ! Bi Our country is calling, today, for Red Cross nurses Twenty-five thousand more graduates must go into war service. And the Northwest must furnish 509, and of this number 134 must answer immediately. Director May Loomis. When the graduate nurses answer the calls, their places, and care for the convalescents when they return, young women must go into training. The country is calling for volunteers from the young womanhood of the nation | ! EXERCISE Dangerous Case of T. “Cure? 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