The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1919, Page 6

News Service of cond-Class Matter May 8, 1899, ash. under the Act of Conxte: tered Beattie, W mall, owt of cit BSc per month; 3 months, $1.50 Fear, $5.00, in the State of Washington, Outside Month, $4.50 for € months, or $9.00 per year, By carrie week. vie ta oe ae Daily by The Star Publishiog o Maim G00, Private exchange connecting all departments ¥ Bioveboard During the last few months of the war one of the most © striking events in the development of the labor question © Occurred in England. Employes of an English channel line had demanded cen wages on the threat of calling a strike. Wise heads vened and a conference between the employers and their mship company sub ast three years to the Workmen was held, at which the s ‘mitted their balance sheets for the union's auditor. An investigation of the company’s financial standing, by ‘the union, resulted in the findings that the raises demanded Gould not be paid, and the men returned to work with the ce that when the profits increased their wages would G0 up correspondingly. Wy Peurely a better way of solving the labor question could diy be found than th get-together spirit, one of the hen- of four years of w It calls for the squarest sort of ling between employer and employe, its effect is not only Give the producing worker a voice in the business, but it > raises in his breast a greater personal interest in the ness. ‘ The national war labor board in this country has been » accomplishing in the year and a half of its existence what the ing between the steamship company and its employes able to accomplish. It has settled hundreds of disputes between emplos2rs employes where the interests of both clashed. It has both to deal openly and aboveboard toward each other. result of its work has manifested itself in the remarkable oduction of war mate: The war is over. | we will have need of this square oy, industry, for which the national war labor board , in this period of hazardous reconstruction. The war has wrought new ideas in the minds of men. It laced at the disposal of governments new means of ig real democracy. The war labor board is one of If we are to continue on the road to make the world, aiding this country, fe for democracy, let us continue work of the national war labor board King George celebrated the signing of the armistice by a drink of champagne and going to the opera. When is signed, will he—gu Gawge is temperate, and sa probably don't have burlesque tn Lunnon! * 9 nae Coats vs. Babies’ Milk she could not buy milk for her children. | At a cost of $75,000 a fur coat has been made for the n whom a Pittsburg millionaire divorced his first wife to marry. i fixed business man wil! say, “You are stirring up clas hatred.” No, you are not! You are only explaining c | - Bert Leston Taylor, the brilliant colyumist of the Chi-| » Tribune, a writer as prejudiced on such social matters bon opinion when he says that there aren't enough pa- homes to go around, and that everybody can’t live in he sane answer is that there should be not any palaces, are cold and starving. There is only certain amount ‘w material and of human energy in the world. If part of it is applied to the production of luxurie: and if there is} enough left over for the distribution of necessities among poor, the most miserable of the latter cannot but hate hose who enjoy the former. The seeds of class hatred are nly made more fertile by such complacent remarks as that ut there not being enough luxuries to go around. If American society arouses itself to honest, intelligent to better the distribution of wealth, so that the abject | n misery of the slums may be abolished before the lux- cravings of the millionaire are satisfied, we need have > doubts of orderly, peaceful progress in this country. A child in short dress stole a thousand dollars to t into the movies. Had she been grown-up, the short esses would have made the thousand dollars unneces- sary. ie Reason Is Plain We're all hero worshippers. When we pass or sit beside a uniformed chap in jaunty overseas cap, how we “itch” to | > ask him a hundred questions! | That lad with a limp, or the one with empty sleeve couldn’t he chill us and thrill us if we dared to quiz him} enough to start his story? | There are stripes on this fellow’s arm near the shoulder | ‘and ones like them, only reversed, above the cuff of his| e. Chevrons, he calls them. What do they signify? Gold Means this, red that, blue something else, and silver, too, has a different tale to tell. | Look at that one—ye gods! What’s that on his hat? See the red and purple triangle on his shoulder with letters in it. And what's the green and red cord for? The star ' above those V’s on—which arm? Does that make a differ- ence, too? Is he a sergeant or just a colonel The marks and insignia of the service g as| ery to the men in it as to the the commissioned officers of lesser rank are often unable to identify branches of service foreign to their own. The divisions could be marked plainly in numer | AAAs is for this country and our allies. } — FEDERAL CRUSADE ON VICE IS Ave PORT, | A mother shot herself in New York the other day, be- hes Put those two paragraphs together, and the comfort-|_ is clever in most things, voices perfectly the smug) ct should be no such thing as extravagant luxury, w hile | instead, weird trademarks are designed to confuse us. There} ean be no other reason! The dye industry here wants tariff protection a against Hun competition. To dye and not to die—that is the question. Dye, die, diddle-dee-dye dumb! Why the Crime Wave? Crime is on the increase. responsible? Profiteer prices sity? Have the hardships of war affected the weak so they justify depredation and degradation? ‘ F Do incidents like the airplnae scan © and Hog Island swindles make them revamp the Golden Rule to read “‘victimize other ould victimize you?” 4 It is the duty of those in whose hands rest the immediate © destinies of this nation to ferret forth the veal reason and find fair means for its remedy. wrought destitution asualty list, and adver- Anybody doubting the power of the press is re- minded of how the Berlin factions are fighting for news- paper offic “Peace conference opened. No Germans present.” They were lots more represented at the start of the war. Announcement that the U. S. censor also finds his salary entirely inadequate is now hopefully awaited, , meat packer, steel] N Coming Home “How'd it happen you got back without seeing action?” URGED AS ST BY TED COOK a the de ot 1 Fr . od Coming Home Clean ‘These boys are coming home| they pc out And un ablic_ sentime adence DANDRUFF MAKES HAIR FALL OUT A small bottle of “Danderine” keeps hair thick, strong, beautiful. |Girls! Try this! Doubles beauty of your hair in a few moments 1 {' Within ten min ation of I a single falling hair and you itch, but what will will be after a few weeks’ use, when you see new hair, fine and downy at first--yes—but really new hair—growing all over the scalp ea after rine you n Ap: annot c will not se you most A little Danderine immediately | Joubles th ir hair tle and draw It thru small tr « amazing—-your hair will be light, fluffy and wa ind have an appearance of abundane arable luster oftne bottle of Knowl ounter " » of Ht just try a little Dan With the Yanks! — “There wasn't enough Huns to go around.” Want State Asylum Mother-in-Law Is Home Buster, Says _ Divorce App law broke up their aa Hoomed to fail |EXPORTS SHOW SLIGHT DECREASE DU United States in 1918 showed a de. INDIAN DAY race of dandruff or | reme Gray Hair Remedy tilled or rain water nd use come in cents « gray haired per years younger, ——~2 § i on to adminin serious than it pr it was the What @ railroad ¢ licant |” EDWIN J. NHOWN Owner and Manager nthe of | ————— re | anticipated | | WAR| Remedy | hair can| | | | ® the tontin lant t ural arteries What a wa Mississippi can carry on its great! handica » ie almowt {lin ore was a time when the river|to the traffic moun ATTACKS The railroads, by a ce For Over 50 Years KLINE'’S EPILEPTIC eostul treatment for FF for f Epilepey (Falling Sickness) and hinds Nervous Derangements. Get or order it | f°" © it Or, RW RUME CO, Ao eccrra' Brown Dental Offices ix 106 COLUMBIA 106 Seattle’s Leading Dentists Our work is guaran our business te t and satisfactory to THE SEATTLE STAR—-THURSDAY, JAN. 23, 1919. GOD MADE THE RIVERS Now’s Time to Use Them, Says Spillane BY KICHARD SPILLANE Kaitor of Commerce and Fh nize aod Vitalize of the rail if it had not f bulk transportation tPoubles in the] be restored to the railroad situation in| is the appol would have been more| ‘Transport 1 to be, and| cheaper a Roe of mmunion: | pal are rivers, Man n transport tn) male rway like the; Kiver ble minals Minsienipp! was enor its destination have far excec conte of carriage on t ~| must be » cramps The It is a rational ane remark J yourr e tine Hoeret Put 425 Union Street | + Dig feede uh of the us by | joked Sealed Bids Will Be Received on the Following Equipment from January 15, 1919, upto 11 A. M. February 15, 1919 TRUCKS and EQUIPMENT AUTOMOBILES DONKEY ENGINES Logging, Hoisting and Loading Willamette, Tacoma, Smith & Watson, Washington and other makes. Sizes ranging from 6%-in. x 10-in, to 18-in. x 14-in. A. C. Electric Motors 440-volt, 3-phase, 60-cycle, 8 to 75 H. P., with or without starters for The Star, Apsigned ften unprofitable ‘em bot air water is much memory knows Ohio river al ough but, of the Father of Waters below if the Mississippi and ite) Mt. Louis tributarios proved of so much worth | more 1 of stress, should these) Of o zed to a larger de-| cottonseed un prenident of } river @ One of the Wo et No L This child won’t play or smile. He is real sick. His tongue is white, breath feverish, stomach sour. He fears he is in for a dose of awful castor oil, cal- How t periodical attacks of transportat uck for Him Nig speaking railroad butiding in more There is not lkely omel or pills. has been to throttle traffic on the sther would only learn the value of candy How children love this candy ic—how surely it acts on liver and bowels,, 16 Miswinaippl and its tributart are nature much of t yuld be gathe TAILORING CO. | 8:"."°..: tributary to Headquarters for | » Suits, Coats and } »\. 04 0 One-Piece Dresses | ‘**’,’’’’ the Missinsipp! and hes More than 2,000,000 of the automo God made It i for i Not to use it fully is to misuse 1 PRINCE OF WALES WAS JOKED BY MESS MATES PARIS. Wales got hin mh when he mens one day did not kno the num TO MOTHERS! Each ten cent box of Cascarets contains full directions for dose for children aged one year old and upwards. ‘works’? the nasty bile, sour fermentations and constipation poison from the tender little bowels so gently, yet so Even cross, feverish, bilious children gladly take Cascarets without being coaxed. Cascarets taste just like candy. 4 | Cascarets never gripe, never sicken, never injure, but above all, ie ‘a ' they never disappoint the worried mother. prince took the joking joc ly and kept up his end til the tele y Ps te phone rang and somec at work will be of the | “Yea, the prince is here.” joker learned who it Nothing else ~ ” Brown Dental Offices | Herthwece Dende Star Want Aas | | 2 ° 106 Columbia *t. STARSHELLS ff nd children of this community. It A WORD FROM (y csnazing to nee the number of peo JOSH WISE v4 at gather about the tonsorial to await their turn in the bene New Castle (Can) Bun an don't * +4 Yor city in having « milk n whieh the farmer and dig tr rare fighting. Toth widen are filling the papers with halfpage a@ Down vertinements making all kinds @f the © charges, the truth of which we have ndorff who no -neans of knowing. But one af vertinerent! contained @ line so star ling and so full of truth that w@ ipload of reproduce it of ham and ee, “The Consumer Will Pay the Bile soe Eve and then we see head lines in the papers, such as “Coffeg Har Lifted,” “Wool Bar Litted® Wheat Dar Lifted.” And anothe® one we see in “Beer Ber Cloned.” en $150,000 see notor car PieCounter Stuff whould lowing telegram was re a Te ¢ eeterday from our townsman time he g © Charles B. Scully on, Almont, Mich: IT am pleased to advise you and I trust Hers of Canada that you will inform my friends that John I am hone by my colleagues by lection of president protein of the women senate Almont (Mich.) Herald. hates them. He would He won't tell mother! WAR_DEPARTMENT RAILROAD 67%-lb. New Gramm-Bernsteins, 24-Ton Geared and Rod, 36 to 70-Ton. Shays, New Yorks, Baldwins, Heislers, Climax, ete. Logging Trucks Connected and disconnected, 60,000 to 80,000 capacity. Also OTHER MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT FOR SALE int For ‘Terms, Full Information and Descriptive Catalogue of F Equipment, Address All Inquiries to the i, SALES BOARD \ United States Spruce Production Corporation Yeon Building, Portland, Oregon Trucks Packards, 1% to 5-Ton Standards, 1% to 5-Ton Darts, 1%-Ton Denbys, 2-Ton Seldens, 2-Ton _—Velies, 1%-Ton Uniteds, 1%-Ton Federals, 8-Ton Garfords, 3%-Ton Automobiles Cadillacs, Seven-Passenger Dodges, Five-Passenger Fords, Five-Passenger