The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1919, Page 6

a | | On the Issue of Americanism There Can | | Be Mo Compromise She Seattle Star . onthe 2 | Ba ernmonihe asset pear awh. nh | > h wtate. i 53 tor ¢ 738.00 | per year. By © R || Taxpayer Reading Humorous Matter on Income Tax.—By Webster | The Primal Passion , [oe A very COMCAL Wasted Affection pfeil welvnapemisinemetngaeins THaT MAY ee ITEM ABOUT A MAM ‘ By DR. FRANK CRANE “A perilous blossom, a flame.” 20m reerar WHO BECAME is (Copyright, 1919, by Frank Crane.) —Algernon Charles Swinburne. Funny BUT FATHER OF TRIPLI ST Too LATE To ps F . ; ‘ PeAMIT THE OE OUCT- There is no such thing. ? return. Sometimes that is love's ex- lort OF #E00 FROM The thing that really hurts is wounded | tinguishment. For love dies often at the HIS TAXASLE vanity. : P 2 | point of satisfaction. In COME Affection that is genuine pours itself out The food and drink of love is service, It L.ve, and the passion which is often accepted as love, has the keynote of tragedy thruout the ages. In the dramas of Shakespeare and those of the ancient ks, proclaimed by critics in every generation since as | ture, love, violent, passionate, turbulent, like the sunshine, and like the rain w asks only to give, to spend, to suffer. 4 “dipbondet of the stage, ; falls upon the ocean as well as on the thirsty The soldier loves his country most when ~ Desdemona is smothered by Othello, who has worked field. he is privileged to give his life or his health The joy of love is to give, It is the! for jt, s frenzy thru the terrible into a state of murderous frenzy giving that enriches the heart, and not Trice, fee ‘takstotiien’ oe Gael ae h of his infatuation for her. i i ; partes isdiree anything that we receive. of the mother whose son lies dead on the omeo and Juliet die thru love, thwarted, misdirected, any at we | . ; ; _mother P burning with a bright flame, eternally mysterious, Longfellow, in Evangeline, says: battlefield, ; : pes f ly terrible. (YZ Talk not of wanted’ affection, affection was never| In almost every loving pair you will find # Love—or is it only passion?—brings down in ruin and [7 wanted; oe . one that gives extravagantly while. the s the proud house of Elsinore of the kings of Den- fe . ae the heart of another, its waters, re | other has fallen into the way of receiving seats the intellect of the wonderful prince, | Rack to their springs, like the rain, shall fill them ful | 48 @ matter of course. And it is the one gana THE HUMOROUS THE ROLLICKING STORY on. oT el whose life is a continual sacrifice that loves “Oedipus, by Sophocles, love works thru the loom of ohne - AROUT AN INCOME “TAY That which the fountain sends forth returns again to| most passionately and permanently, always. mae ae evite shuttle, blind, burning, all-consuming, Cove oO tb ahd COLLECTOR WHo PAID the fountain | In other realms you may be inclined to fing to all who come in contact with it, desolation and L SMAPPY PUNS A LARGER “TAX In the account books of life set no love | doubt the dictum, but in the realm of love ath and shame. 5 2 GAGS ON THE THAN WAS down as lost. | it is most certainly true, that “it is more | Perhaps the very instance where your! blessed to give than to receive,” and also \love was not meturned was that which/| that other saying, that “he that saveth his added most to your soul’s stature. Perhaps | life shall lose it.” at that moment you must resemble God. | Love is the eternal paradox, where we | For what is the pay we love? It is the | most need that vision which can penetrate realization that we are capable of loving, | beneath all seeming, for here it is that the {It is the high consciousness of awakened | giver is enriched and the receiver impov- | divinity within us. erished, that the humble are mighty and The pay of ,love is not to be loved in| exalted while the proud are brought low. ol INCOME TA¥ NECESSARY Poe, Swinburne, and other powerfully “morbid” poets, | penetrating insight, depict love as a goddess whose consume like fire and whose hands hold no pity. © Love in our time is the same as in any other time.; rtals are similarly affected. ; - The flame burns as brightly, and the susceptible are as, ly consumed. fell-educated, temperamental people often “fall” harder others. ; ‘And sometimes, where the passion makes day and) |} intolerable alike, tragedy stalks abroad, fully as! was that contained in the volumes of the greater tists and poets. Then comes the climax, terror and death—the same | climax of the tragedians, that is none the less real in every day, commonplace life of today—that happened in Tu page in this n offer from the Palmolive Soap Co, Our toilet goods department is prepared to take care o 4 THis 19 THE FIRST ONE oF JAY'S CARTOONS ,ever SAW THAT DION T HAVE A POINT To +t Fraser-Paterson Co. Second and University. Phone Main 7106 _ Reared in good environment, educated, Ruth Garrison, is now in jail, after confessing that she poisoned her in “love.” . primal passion conquered. once in a while it thus conquers—but fortunately human happiness, it is only “onte in a while.” N announcement of this character right in the beginning of the season should be of interest to women who want the latest style creations at an unusual price. A spe- cial purchase of new dresses in Taffetas, $ Satin, Georgette Crepe and Wool Jerseys © | | has arrived. They are of all the new shades, | suitable for general utility and street wear, ¢ and are the best values we have offered.for new spring garments. —lIncluded in the lot are silk embroidered, $ beaded and small pleated effects.‘ The col- ors aré taupe, Copen, beige, henna, navy, black, Pekin and rose. A very special value, Friday and Saturday, at......... —Fraser-Paterson C talk with sister as to what's what this year; running downtown to look into store windows z (CPT HH ty MT Wet rustle of papers as the very latest styles are - looks on with a sort of a cynical grin. He's Starshells this before—year after year—until it’s become, to him as the story his partner tells new customers | ‘ INTELLECTUAL TEST the Irishman who died and went to heaven and met) It’s quite stylish these days for college prote to BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE other nationalities there. Invent Intellectual tests. The would be student takes ‘em to see if it's worth hin pater’s pocketbook’s while it father, like the good scout he is, 2 deep into to send him thru college If he flops on the attye It’s Easy Falling Off across with a good-sized It means} teats, according to i F riga dad—especially since the new tax has SS ecte,, \theee | Cieh, SOR Se een ee Oy prices up—but he never kicks about that. xoing thru college | stike was a conductor on an atmospheric train; simply pats mother on the shoulder and says: “Get! except with &| One blue day he tumbled off his sky-high aeroplane nice, pretty hat this year.” | 90k —— Michael murmured Gust before he hit the earth a d mother smiles a “Yes” and carefully tucks the, bagged y away in her time-worn pocketbook as she and sister il-to in another discussion of ribbons and bows and other cl Spagna egw — rey cough and reach @ newspaper w to bury their ignorance. _ The turmoil over mother’s new spring hat generally about a week. From day to day her taste wavers a blue sailor to an old poke bonhet and back to a brim, ete. But suddenly there comes a surprising, ' Third Floor. sample, brother | “It's easy falling off, but can I ever get back?” Get out the pencil and ticker. If You | ooze was once an can't go thru it in| gnigfed at all the 1 W seconds without me ted tends hia autocrat and drove an auto car, its and exceeded them by far; a Wreck and Booze is on his} 75c Silk and Cotton Crepe, Special Friday, 39c —1,000 yards of Silk and Cotton Georgette Crepe at 38¢@ a yard. A most desirable material for waists and dresses. Very soft and has a pretty silk finish. A good assortment of desirable colors (no white or pink) Priced in regular stock at Tic, Extra value for Friday only, yard .. ~—Fraser-Paterson Co, Second The Furniture Section a stumbie, there's back nothing left for | tt» easy falling off, but can he ever get back? i] you to do but be a | | Floor. ball player William Jennings Bryan sailed upon the ship of state; Mark with yes | wilson was the captain, true, but Bryan was the mate. or no. Is rasp | When the c in held his course, he took, another \berry jam a jelly?—If eggs were selling for ie a tack ue | dozen, could you get 2 dozen for a cent and a quarter? It's ¥ falling off, but can he ever get back? | Finally she goes to father and says: | Is corned beef and cabbage a fruit? If #0, write PEEP badlicsg Pe eerie “T’'m not going’ to get a new hat this year. I’m going »ackwards—if not, give the last name of the gent ‘Then there was a kaiser squatted on the German | ' PR Pe 9 ’ it’ who invented the Ford—iIf a mole can wink, cross rant Off avings Oppo riday : make over my old one—it’s plenty good enough. And the f in cough, and if the 4th of July pn the Sth | Thought that he could bulldoze other people like hi nate ers Ss == » ne rtunities for F poten going tosise the money to get something for the chil- i’. the right anwwer to thin wrong p equals 9— ’ | Now his wife's experimenting how she'll look in black And father smiles a little cynically—he’s been thru| The college profs got the wrong dope. If a fella | it's eaxy falling off, but can he ever get back? | thing year after y you know d then he|°?'t pass those tests, he ought to go to college and | same ear ear, —an' OMING right in the spring season, when new things are needed for every hom this sale of Curtain and Furniture items should be of unusual interest to thrifty * oo | get something drilled into his belfry Father used to be the bows, till mother got the vote. * ts mother affectionately on the shoulder and says: “What sae Next his Gaughtae- got Wie sob AMA Wheeled got hie Wek buyers. : : j GAIN, my dear?” BUSHWAH, OR PROWLING .TERRIER? Now he does the dishes and he tidies up the shack; Odd Lots of Curtains Curtain Materials ‘ | - | Business men, persons of property, and professional | It's easy falling off, but can he ever get back? | men, such as doctors, lawyers and preachers, ma O44 lots of Nottingham Curtains—one curtain to Curtain materials in short lengths, three pairs of a pattern s Odd Curtains, special, each $1.25 Curtains, special, each curtain, special, eac 0 Curtains, special, each up (Tag: A good tune and some better words would al. } what the European revolutionists call “the bourgeol#.” | most make a song out of this.) Whena Bulldog Gets Busy MOir STE Sales ta the ween ane HAS te Mrooee, the baer op eran a ety What Will Happen | uppety-ups, why that's when you're bushwah. from 114 to 5 yards, in marquisette, cur- ‘se tain net, voiles and scrim. Values from 1.45 40c to $1.00 a yard. Special for Friday, Bree WAI. cg.ca e's ann bu dasweohh tenet te Well, along come the American correspondents to | “ x tees A bulldog was going down the street in a perfectly teriin Gab Vases, Gk. Ghar teed "Pua proteeereens” on July First Next? —$4.50 Curtains, special, each... 2.25 —Fraser-Paterson Co., Fourth Floor, ceful and happy state of mind when he was suddenly | trying to make a revolution. If you've got no property 0 . + A at all, no real estate, no bank stock, no railroad bonds BY THE REA. CHARLES STELZLE upon by three dogs, who sought to put him out of |*' ' if you have to work for every red cent you pay Will July Ist ushér in the evening “twilight” pro- uNness. |the grocer, then, according to the revolutionists, you're | Mr. B.D. never uttered a growl or a bark but got « prot jan. The slang for this as used by the Amer 7 | lean correspondents is “pgowling terrier.” y and when the smoke of battle cleared away the three | '*” correspon¢ ps a Ia fe stated. ta your vest | Nobody: knowe—excepting President Wileot-sand he 8 were running home, yelping at the top of their lungs.) pocKet, maybe you are able to figure out whether | won't tell Mattresses at Reduced Prices ————— ———=—=——= = : A‘ unusual opportunity is offered you to get : one of these splendid soft and durable mat- tresses at a most decided saving. Made of pure long-fiber cotton, full 40 pounds, and covered ina | good quality art-ticking. Splendid value at $12.00. Friday special, any size at, each..........89.00 Friday Special Sale of Davenport Beds —The hundreds of Seattle homes which will need extra beds during the coming tourist season should be fitted with one of these Davenport Beds, made of select quarter-sawed oak, fitted with the best steel construction and upholstered in genuine Spanish leather. hibition, the “night” of the open saloon, or the day of 4 genuine, bone-dry, bor * nation? le you belong to the bushwah or the prowling terriers. | The conqueror had suffered perhaps greater physical | Of net it may ay! that erty ei ps made your in "IRR 4 : iaal~payment an a hovee and lot and 66 me a than all three of the ordinary dogs put together, but | usnwah real estate owner. And this morning oat wa word of complaint did he utter. Just licked his) went to work, maybe, in a prowling terrier machine | unds and went on his way. shop. In which case, you sort of got into both the | aati o Uettiolentiy Ganmeamiek tere cimate A pag Neither did he crow over his success. ROGR WAR ANG the Denying. terrien fase wartime prohibition” unnecessary—and he Alone is tos It suddenly came to us why folks have such a pro-| c! , MUSE be the judge rtretinn f OK: J i | THE MELANCHOLY MUSE hha rontisiitntes und admiration for bulldogs. It isn’t their ugliness nor! white men pian to make over the world eg gee ability to fight nor their stick-to-it-iveness. It is| And people starve, fight, and grow rich, and fat, cer Bgar thoroness. When they have a job to do, they get| I would drop all work and enterprise. And, it is that same trait in humans that attracts US| ‘The fields are getting green again, them. We have a great respect for the man who goes! Not the dull, cheerless green of winter 4 . pec goes | ut his work, no difference what the pdds, completes it| And Puset sound rain, en foes peacefully on his w: But a brighter and more vivid color, like hope. g pe 'y iS Way. f | The clouds are beginning to turn light and flutty, It is to such that the laurels of success come in great! Ana wprend out thinly over the sky, ibundance. Half submerged in blue a ta a are With the world of man lying in wreck and disaster, Here is a hard and beautiful and eternal world That covers the ruins of man's distorted efforts | Calm, slow, inevitable, growth and chan enduring, A few months ago it was generally accepted that the | wartime prohibition bill, which goes into effect on July 1, would put an end to “demon rum.” tut the war ended-—and it's a serious question | are confident. They profess to ident ix too wise a politician ,to ly enacted law, re not so sure, They have sev nd they are hoping that they will be hs more lease of life after July utional amendment for prohibi nuary 16, 1820, wor! gitation is part of their 1 labor bodies all over the country are this question. If enough of them ap- r this proposal, the liquor r thru their | ntatives, will appear before President Wil son to show him what labor—spelled with a big “L"— | wants | Meanwhile, wise men in the liquor business are con verting their breweries into storage houses, shoe fac. | | tories, ice making plants and other useful enterprises, | and real estate men are already finding other tenants | for their saloon property, incidentally raising the rents | of lofts and apartments in the same buildings, which —$80,00 massive quartered-sawed oak Davenport, Craftsman lines, genuine Spanish leather suphoistering, golden finish; value $80.00. Special for Friday .......6.6 cece ere ee $69.50 $75.00 Craftsman Davenport, $65.00 —Craftsman design Davenport, upholstered in Crafts leather, fume finished; regular value $75.00—Friday special $65.00 $85.00 Davenport Bed, $72.50 —Handsome Colonial design, genuine Spanish ing, golden wax finish; good value at $85.00, or until t tion be ather cover: iday special 72.50 Let Mayor Hanson and the Bolsheviki fight .50 Davenport, $72.50 ved oak Davenport, Colonial lines; up: holstered in real Spanish leather; golden wax finish. Value The Seattle Yacht club proposes to raise $50,000 for! the construction of an up-to-date club house this year, with they had been compelled to lease at a lower figure be- 2.60, Fri pel $72.50 $78.00 Dave t, on © , ely his a ae, ainw or tin onne| cause of the preabnen ab palente ; te yas | RANE, PTIGAY MpOOlRD 5 «<> «+4: +s Hs vives sma eo ‘ avy edt ai » $68.00 ‘ yi 0% bidding for the nation’s yacht travel to Puget Cut : mn aod cover eltRer end use of the presence of saloons on the main floor, | $79.00 Davenport, $77.00 = soak gia mee Teel Sea 1 lovely e curtain and 244 tin cans will Spe 168.00 or, RE ANGELS MAY NOT FEAR TO TREAD yA 1311 Denny way, was robbed In his awn orway early this morning of $600, by a bandit mask. ed with a blue handkerchief, When an Angel isn’t safe in his own headquarters, ite time for Dr, Matthews et al, to locate a new Para- dike or something. | Very heavy frame, straight line real Spanish leather, Value $79.00; truction, covered with cial value, Friday, Surely, the success of the venture is assured. Nature! °° 871.00 —Fraser- been wonderfully lavish with inducements for water“? 2"*:' , on Puget sound. It is said that from 1,800 to 2,000| tne. hole away. ‘Throw the hove away aint tnond the of safe navigable waters are contained in this great | hole with a garden patch. of the sea—and they are open to navigation the year Never put away for the summer or winter any gar- | ment that has holes in it, ax holes will attract moths. _ ? Moths always eat holes in clothes, Ex-Goverament Physician The new Yacht club house should be mighty welcome) Now that spring iv approaching, many housewives | We note that a local copper was suspended tor tive|| ANY 1LD—QUOTED ccg tanh Sunee AV ‘Seattle from both Pleasure standpoint and algo from | wil be pottiered with red ants, One Kood way to get | daya without pay for sleeping on post. It he had been MACFARLANE & demu marte te neon standpoint of affordin, ‘ood clean verti , 4 . | @ poor soldier, guarding an unimportant haystack, he 1 -elty. ; gs rtising for} piano keys should be olled once a month to prevent | would have been lucky to have gotten off with twenty- Saat Sep ee cree eee ee them from squeaking. five years, pa FREE DOCTOR