The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1919, Page 6

1307 Seventh Ave, Near Uniow st. OF SChIPrs NORTHWEST LEAGUR OF “NEw N € the United Prege Annne nd @ Matter May &, 1899, at the wv under the Act of Conxross Mareh 3. Service tatfice at 1878, Te e e nm ’ tha, $1.50; 6 nthe, gays MO 00 per year. by Xe i sca by The Star Phone M exchange conn ’ id usekeepers’ Pride Housekeepers’ Pride is not a- new brand of laundry ic disease! woman who ever touched a dust-cloth or a dish has suffered from spasmodic attacks. When it becomes ic there’s no cure but death or divorce! All brides should pray for protection from its ravages, ‘all mothers of marriageable sons should warn them mating with victims of Housekeepers’ Pride as ref s they warn against “cats” and “v i Here’ one of the first symptoms as nifested re . A Washington woman, unable to employ a laun finally tackled the family wash herself Nothing in that—but “the first time I did the family wash Was more mortified over the fact that the clothes ft very clean than over my aching back and exhausted I hate to think an ordinary uneducated colored is a better washer than I am! keepers’ Pride-—one symptom! When any woman gets the fixed idea she is going to do better housework and more of it an any other three women put together, or than any of § sh got Housekeepers’ Pride—and heaven Happiness, comfort, sanity, hospitality, ind, children, friends 1 are as naught compared to passion for house-slave “to turning off more work” , taster, greater amounts of work than any other masek. per in ancient or modern history! ‘The woman who couldn't hear the idea that her colored could beat her at the task of clothes washing had her mental balance. She had lost her sense of values Was respecting the arm-muscles and hard-won. skill Jaundress more than she respected her own body and d the qualities for which her husband and family ther. She had an attack of Housekeepers’ Mania and sit a welcome that may make it chronic. sane man marries for sheer creature comforts. If for the sole purpose of having his meals, his clean , and his clean, comfortable room instantly, perfect- constantly ready for his use—he won't marry— and live in a modern hotel! keepers’ Pride is no modern disease. tations of men, women and children have at” housew: air, dust and life-proof eaning and fruit-canning orgies, nerves, temper, im, disorganized and intolerable home-life as a direct of unbridled Housekeepers’ Pride. 9 be the “best housekeeper” in the community isn’t a triumph. It’s frequently only a vanity, a mania, “a tragedy! eae We Would Like to Print is unfortunate, and well we editors know it, that pers must largely publish “stories” and news telling cussedness of the critter man. ost editors would prefer to emerge from the police ; Muck and sensational murder trial mire; but there's Uncounted endured rooms, ¥ : a cou know editors have babies, too, and gio with think considerably more of the half hor + before the tucks his nightie under his arm a goes “bye, ” than they do of murder, mystery and sudden death. ; would like to fill half the paper with the remark- ‘clever things our youngster says and does; and the a we all know and live with. that isn’t the job a newspaper man has. ‘e are here to tell the city the news of the world, and, men and women usually are good, mostly are law- , chiefly are decent, peaceful, lovable folks; why s”—that is the unusual happenings—have to do the persons who are neither kind, law-abiding nor you bet we like to get home after a day of murder A ened and world anarchy rampant, and get lippers and rock-a-baby-bye, and get all excited F the new tooth, and-—well, all the rest. If we were all dipsomaniacs or plain dips, news would they did at the mid-week prayer meeting; as it is, to get home to the kid, that’s all. : . aning Confidence During the great monetary panic of 1857, there was a geting of bank presidents in New York. Several of them imated percentage of specie withdrawn during the day from 50 per cent to 75 per cent. Then Moses Taylor of the City bank said, this morning $400,000, this evening, $470,000.” Under Mr. Taylor’s management, the public’s e in the City bank had grown until people had idrawn their money from other institutions ¢ ed it in the City bank. confi- simply nd on can have, and it is the one sure foundation , honor or anything that you may consider success. *The confidence of your fellow men will bring you every- ig you wish of this world’s goods. And just remember that confidence isn’t built in a day, leek or a year. Only by constant, careful regulating of ur life from the cradle to the grave can you hope to win d hold the confidence of f your neighbors a ie Skagit Must Be Safe SEATTLE STAR]. m- | ¥ half with homely gossips just about the plain folks,, | ned second de-|* Confidence is the one greatest asset any man or insti for|* THE SEATTLE STAR—-THURSDAY, JANUARY 80, 1919 | Baitor’e tai] Shall There Be a “League” Coming Home With the Yanks! | TAAAW- TA-TA A — TAAA - TA -1 Mf ; y Ay higeZ Elmer's girl's dad has learned a few things about the, army, too HOW TO BEGIN % ) With Poultry to Cut the Bottom Out of Your High { Cost of Eggs. % ~ ~ - on or in pf you want extra early nas for brotler sale The next article will advise you on the different varieties of chickens | STARSHELLS | A worp FROM JOSH WISE nuggets is by acek even when wre huntin’ for ( Ty’ found Monotony, please, sir,” re y nall boy on the front seat = STARSHELLS nte found the other day a Waited some time for arck was plannin posteards Hi else will, Iw t their Water er nobody ¢ showing Wil n Hohenzol ar fay that Rosa Luxemburg We lamped a magazine advertise. gained her German citizenship t ay line paying a German 82 to marry of Meat Sounds a bi but probat ast line was,| much aa he worth ] A which, we e ia part answer to the ques GOOD BOY, ANDY ton oe Notice—I am goin WHERE THE GERMS ARE NIGHT to quit drir WORKE ne “We had in|ene The Quick ital Stop a Cough SHOWING T NOT BEING IN TOO GRE ir A HURRY Overenthusiasm must not jeopardize Seattle’s efforts| An alarm was turned in for the » its capacity for generating electric power. fire department, but later As NO The Skagit proposition, hailed as a second Niagara, | \i00 not te come--Barrington? Ii es fair consideration. sip St Pee a The possibilities, if the tests proved satisfactory, were| Thomas I n, packer } 9 great to overlook. who receives 4 of $2 The Star enthusiastically supported every step that ee ae "Would permit the city to get adequate tests of the feasibility | ho » this project. penses: But it nevertheless now urges caution. City Engineer | ""°¥" %°"™ . Dimock’s report makes this imperative. 7 Paice tn Saas bt hen ties j So far, the borings have been unsuccessful. The pre- , ae ae Timinary work is costing $20,000 a month. If the project) 4 judge has decided Bhould be adopted finally (provided, of course, suitable|! path ge peta sites, are located), Dimock estimates the cost’ eventual-|\!is 1, ‘ FS ata takes nc “dy at $30,000,000. hd fi : ne is ta funded | We cannot afford to make any mistakes in this matter. |‘ the me bout It would be better to drop it than to engage in an Ba ' hy? ‘ i “tacertain building program. gut hg Schwab predicts a period of depression, while 75 railroad officials fore labor shortage and higher TAILORING CO wages. But, then, Schwab's up against the unkept war- if time promises of his company. Spare the rod and spoil the prospect of everlasting peace. We no longer use frankincense, but our statesmen keep right on frankin’ nonsense. ‘ 4 ;ARNED IT Headquarters for Harry? ve You that black evel Suits, Coats and leit pant eave tome td | One-Piece Dresses WAS HE 80 Far ot y OF WAY? 425 Union Street “In some countriem,” sald the ICELANDER WHITES Mditor The & tur Janu there appeared In paper editorial under the heading: "Loe 1d, for Example ° ° ne of the tatome n not founded . p — re “Rasnamer t ’ (This is the third in a series of debates which the leading United States. senators not true that the feelanders in| are conducting, exclusively thru the columns of The Star, on the subject of the ne re gg Newer t f "r “League of Nations’—at the same time as the subject is being discussed by the states tered. to Thal Preciice Mage men of all the world represented at the peace conference in Paris.) but thelr offer was refused, Premier ‘ BY JAMES A. REED, Dem. BY FRANK B. KELLOGG, Rep. i St Senator from Missouri United States Senator from Minnesota « aig 1019, by The Newspaper Enterprise (Copyright, 1919, by The Newspaper Enterprise Association.) Association.) At a tin peace in about to be de I believe the time has come to try to estab red it ali atundon our ancient | teague to prevent and tra p rink may not be an entl t with backe " f ' will , dous inf! tangled t toward maintaining just and equi in the 1 nate ma between nations ropone thin re mane , the horrors of war tity of eat name can render { If ever there ¥ 4 in his holy. 1 nion of no man ca tory when it t amen te make exert mnelven tmost t A tional court to be effec find some means for the settle tive must t ed by an int of thone controversies which divide tional arm An international army nations oth than the resort to will be in © unless it be pow arms, the present i the time quer any single ation of nm defy formed to to conquer the Uni belligerent the command of that a the ane traitor to the country than was | interested Into a of hate ar ma rth great ed § up to y r term-——to ther ue of na draw her + tions terms that will compel her to disband her encourage ¢ at United eld her fleet and | her, is that any and could profitat epat t il be | rel that ma © emigrants who have e er | the our boy rhe tions and at-| should be 1 tempt to thout being | into i xtartled at ¢ e tank you man hi ries we | brofis and are 2,000 | the intrig © long as there re will be wars | as may ¢€ wars | Washingt fons and TOMORROW'S DEBATERS: For, Senator PF lies clan, Democrat, of of Pennsylvania, cil tal urt Belgium, mmands such an er nat wh to conquer with the I un man milit of other que elp create an question of a lengue of natic Because Germany and we were obliged of the fath great republic uite r Fran what tons, shall be ary armaments, countries, bi 1, because t in the subject ut ll of those wars, int 4 ambition, it iw pr It is y el in Europ time for a . r to become « ay hereafter occur? imposed, why who wars of ues and cc int the opi advoc that when and Serbia erman navy and the G and many would be #, not alone k a we 4 the Ur of Nations? U. S. Senators ac proper to t nth 1 nations are as mt all of that maelstr powed that every ti ted es m a controversy mt KELLOGG the ized nations uch om A to thrust the Unit- me ust ed our rights on the seas against 4 by solemn bar- European quar at any reason why yuld be taken from his home, why the draft we should plunge ourselves ‘oposes to thrust America into the ¢, binding her for all time to spiracles and ambitions of the courts of kings and czars and such other governments who proposes to reverse the policy of ns of Jefferson es that which may unmake this the doctrines Senator Knox, Repub- overalls to disappear ires a girl to wear them, job for a girl now « Ketting searc 1 sailors ar and women, it until you are ure plenty of ¢ suitable ris > not wa There more both . challenges to al! social parnaitiam a Let us have a building t honors hai” weuna ts this «pirit—Western, modern and Rogge alltime PS nd not suggestive of o ev ce ' cke we amon, the p average poor, } ps . i pores fotnarserygds ane FOR r within & few sanetne ft 100 years s The Original f blinds” on a Mother Ryt MINNIE PB. FRAZIER. itis would seem no more incor BA . Nourishing us than boo Uesatng in « church SAYS DOFF OVERALIS ryt tor The Star t of women workers has arrived for the girle tibule! “Blinds” and bars on p In regard ¢ and private hom tive of cunning conr WAR DEPARTMENT SPRUGE ‘PRODUCTION GORPORATION OGGING and Lumber Concerns, Con- tractors, Communities and Municipalities proposing or projecting Logging, Land Clearing, Rec- almation, Irrigation, Road and Highway Building— will find in this Government Sale an unequaled oppor- tunity to procure Machinery and Equipment. SEALED BIDS SEALED BIDS will be received on these listed materials, until 11 A. M. Saturday, February 15th, and thereafter opened at the Headquarters of the United States Spruce Production Corporation, Yeon Building, Port- land, Oregon. Personal inspection of materials is invited to be made at Assembling Depot, Vancouver Barracks, Vancouver, Washington, by securing Creden- tials from Sales Board at Headquarters, Yeon Building, Portland. For Terms, Descriptive Catalogue of Materials and Placing of Bids, address SALES BOARD United States Spruce Production Corporation Yeon Building, Portland, Oregon ‘ The fo The coming lean, light _Dineard California, Against, b that | overalls. is not war | able there. *, and o the forced the we | The Largest N OTHERS ore IMITATIONS Let us hope Bremerton takes the hint—the condition is more notice D SOLDIER. ——_——_—-} Audience in the orthwest Reads Star Want Ads Safe Zh MEANT wt ALIS Te Forlntants, Invalide andQrowing Children. Rich Mill, Malted Grain Fract in Powder 1 The Original Food-Drink For All Agen. EXT MO FY = DONKEY ENGINES Logging, Hoisting and Loading Willamette, Tacoma, Smith & Watson, Washington and other makes. Sizes ranging from 6%-in. x 10-in. 18-in. x 14-in, RAILROAD EQUIPMENT Rails 20-Ib. 20-Ib. 85-Ib. 40-Ib. 45-Ib. 45-1b. 54-Ib. 60-Ib. New .. 67'4-lb. New. 80-lb. New .. Relayer New .. Relayer New .. Relayer . Relayer . Relayer . 684 Tons 40 Tons . 26 Tons ++ 147 Tons 1727 Tons 499 Tons 5080 Tons .-2910 Tons Locomotives 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. TRUCKS and AUTOMOBILES Trucks Packards, 1% to 5-Ton Standards, 1% to 5-Ton Darts, 144-Ton, Denbys, 2-Ton Seldens, 2-Ton Velies, 1%-Ton Uniteds, 1%-Ton Gramm-Bernsteins, 2%-Ton Federals, 3-Ton Garfords, 3%-Ton Automobiles Cadillacs, Seven-Passenger Dodges, Five-Passenger Fords, Five-Passenger 440-volt, f IVMMRENNAUOTRLULL RAL AHL Hh A. C. ELECTRIC MOTORS phase, 60-cycle, 3 to 75 H. P., without starters Other Machinery and Equipment for Sale The Sales Board Reserves the right to accept or reject all Bids, with or SUC UU BOLUM UNG Ta A