The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1919, Page 6

She Seattle Star Ry mati, out of city 1.60; 6 m tate of bc per month: 3 months | EVERETT TRUE WHAT ¢ THAT GUYF VOTS FOR HIM FOR, DOG-+ CATCHER J Let Us Give Thanks for Americanism E—EACH OF US—have many good and reasons for being thankful this Thanksgiving And not the least of these is that we are Americans. The Americanism planted on the virgin soil of a nev land, an unbroken wilderness of savages and waste, shapec and guarded by the lifeblood of men noble and brave, is our by inheritance and ours by acceptance. Thru the hands o/ American patriots, in days of peace and war, it has come to us. It is indefinable, without limit, and comes alike t« the old and the young, the rich and the poor, the man and the woman, the native and the foreign-born who will accept it. Tt is this Americanism which stands so solidly against of civilization, the foe of humanity, the Red narchy. It is this Americanism in our breast of Americans a people united when the time red principles of freedom and democracy are attacked Tt is this same Americanism which stoutly withstands the onslaughts of the foreign agitator and his co-conspirator, native-born, discontented advocate of minority rule. : aa & 2 ee q ST AS THIS SPIRIT of Americanism made it possible for the pegple of the United States to throw the weight / of the mightiest nation on earth into the scales of war When right and justice was sorely tried, just so will Amer- - deanism save the land from the internal chaos toward which the extremists on our shores would hurl America in thei) » mad endeavor to make of our government what the smal © handful of citizens desire and what the vast majority fea: ' most earnestly—and with*reason “When we have the rule Russia now has,” exclaimed on evik sympathizer recently, “you'll hear no m of icanism.’ What is ‘Americanism,’ anyhow?” he sufficient Day = (Me IN THE PAST Americanism, we would like to explain to this individual, government by the majority, not by the minority. It is mment by ballot, not by bullet. It is government by , not by license. And this is why we Americans give thanks for our _ Americanism. '. He was right when he insisted that Americanism would “ extinct with the advent in America of Russianism ng more true was ever spoken. Americanism and anism could not live in the same land. Before Russian-| im could triumph here Americanism must die. Some there who believe Americanism can be killed in American They are those who believe Russianism can rear ugly head in the new world. We don’t believe it. Some ty million other Americans don’t believe Americanism ll cease to exist. Nothing in all the world is more alive, stronger, than this Americanism for which we Amer- give thanks this day. | s* £+ &* & * | ‘AR’S REACTION-—the period of social unrest and) economic disturbance—has not weakened the spirit | jf dwells in the hearts of Americans, the spirit that took |» whose work in hin « 'a@ new world and made it the greatest, richest, most! serden taid the foundation of tic country on earth. A year of peace has made us |**t knowledge of heredity which i ter Americans than ever, stronger Americans, more |[0™, sink extended in many oeratic Americans, more ardently wedded to the Amer-| j:.° jioa in i082. Powhte doctrine that right shall prevail, that the majority shall | iter bean the appre. Jel, peasant boy, monk ot Brunn sanity mi apr An experience ne, of the educa direc Eighteen years jation of his la The ence of being well born.” Mendet's | work made it possible for us to pre dict with precision whether good or bad traits will i not appear in future offspring and to forecast with mathematical accuracy the propor in which certain characteristics inkful that this is so? Most certainly! Truly and| tly thankful that we have this heritage of Ameriean- ind that we may pass it on to our children’s children. tn Wi “Killed in Action!” tion » will appear and reappear the work to the p pocketbook will endew sable | Q. Bhould « ay im ot By CONDO WHY, If WOULDN'T Ir HE WAS RUNNING He's —— HEREDITY AND HEALTH n’s baby -DITORIALS — FEA ATURES aN ‘so S AROVND KNOCKING THOS MAN WHO HAS PE FRISGNDED You LIKE A BROTHER THERE |S NO KNOWN CURE FoR HUMAN INGRaATITUDE, BUT “THAT NGEDN'T KCOP US PROM “TRYING “TO Find onc ti! all be transmitted to off rtance of Mende © health and publ ie readily seen. The prevention of the propagation Gefoctives may be ca of parents so that they or to prevent a union of their chjltren with children of defec rolled by kery which aims to render defectives | 1» procreating onsin and California have laws permitting such operations Indiana, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS teeth be On the Issue of Americanism Zhere Can Be No Compromise Greeting term about t 100 dinhes chap who dixcovere GIF DAYS a you pn able that had dropped 25 price? All right want to kne widn’t pick Our king turkey THINGS TO BE THANKFUL FOR Rainins Yoa Hop Not The Pose Is Everyth perfor Burn Mi o Olt stock Gold mir and that common justice shall go alike to all Amer-jbors. His doctrines, which are « tive families: legialauion requiring a| Mendelism, form the scientific Medical certificate of parties apply: Of the science of eugenics ing for marriage licenses, and «ur Kansas eup Bo 4 w is om ck wo 1 7 Player pianos ion furniture, lett Top, Wovu've 23 = AY! TO ket per oe GRANOPA'S CHRISTMAS Buy THE OTHERS. t ure, ba hortage in the Phil ‘ A wedding Wileon -* re ificates, ock certific | Signs of H.C. 1. A collection of post New York | nat won a prize In an in 191 aw don the other day fas $1,000 Mins hom Ade te som papers wears a lace blouse that ¢ ators s on in id we. Now which divhe out nal turkey rr We noticed w the public market quoted at to ¢ ve Japar farm: | ding theirs at 60 | Roustabouts or clerka or scholars, Flannel shirts or laundered collar Men from worker's bench, or juriat's Craftsmen and commercial tourist | Men of lathe and forge and hammer, Men of grimy hands Men of mill, machine and motor, Trader, lumberjack and floater, and grammar, Men of pick and sledge and shovel Men of capital and hovel, Men of air and earth and ocean, | Men of muscle and emotion, Men of plans and far-eyed scheming; 1; Men of daring and of dreaming, Men of fields and hills and valleys, Men of avenuee and alleys, Men of vision and acumer Aye, and every sort of woman, Do not dine alone, but rather At the Family Table gather. And no matter what your mission, BY DR. FRA 1919, (Copyright, st Relief, a soci- | for the + An agent of the Near E ety whose object is to raise money suffering Armenians, who, as everybody knows, have been robbed and butchered by the Turks, was making a speech at a meet- ing in Celina, Ohio. After the address the speaker noticed a porkipemee in a blue shirt trying to make his way the platform. He was an engi- neer and his face was marked by a scar caused by a blast of steam. He stood wait- ing at the edge of the crowd. The speaker approached him and asked what he could do for him. The man said that all he wanted to know was whether it was sure thing that all | This is important to the pubtic! gtied? the way it i he fund actually ‘ s hentia beteteed On we hevoaws a oi | The Department of Agriculture ts he money contributed to the und actually When Louis Sorenson, of Seattle, after being reported by| hrecq detective persone ad an im weet tot eet tae eae The BESt! investigating the question, “What|reached the starving Armenians. He was war department as “killed in action,” returned Home, | creased knowledes of he meana|an much as the second.’ Toothache | ™ake® food mp We have asked / assured, and proofs furnished. 7 ‘ “ my — _ e » pecond ‘wotnac de eon for he anwwe nd each 2 p naturally stirred up a thing or two. Mrs. Sorenson, |4n increased power in the prevention | hurts every one alike, swallowing the | * Gowen men for the anawer and ac It afterwards developed that this locomo- Ing a patriotic American, had taken the word of her|°! the creation of degenerate and in-| food without properly chewing it in| Cue jenee long om ugh to ap ~~ |tive engineer, whose name is Robert G ment—and, after the lapse of a year, had remarried. |"1"* Permens on the one hand and harmful to the young as well as old i ioe 5 had already’ ribute ; red Myson 3 | normal, efficient people on the other. | people, and bacteria from a decayed had already contributed fifteen hundred ‘is caused some complications, of course. | The population of the United caauiais Gow tee threat Suber But, as the telephone operator re-| dollars to the Relief Fund. This is a good ‘The return of Louis put the question squarely before her'| States increased about 11 per cent|a child a» much y do an clder | ees, ne mt & tence ‘deal for an engineer to contribute out of to whether her government told the truth about her first Peter 4 and 1 while the | person, If cavities A the firat set of |" his salar : : id being dead, or her first husband told the truth as to) SUMUSF Of Perrone in ing fe ae ae ar See Sele faeny ‘mh “But ‘it was not all. Robert Graf t : was « : |during the same dgrend to the sedth of Ube eccdnd 6 yas not all. Robert Graf wen 4 still being alive. And Husband No. 1 won. |per cent. A ningle noppreenag te rete taste home, sold his house for thirty-five b ire ‘Of course, not being in the military vice, Mrs. Sorenson | tives cost the reason f the Gret eet of TOMORROW iollars. 1 gave th ‘ah F rd sm the a could chance a disagreement with the war department even |!" Sve generations teeth sound is to prev the child oa woes Tar int oe va Peg jest oe _ | 6M so important a matter as this. But ho’ out Sorenson?| When it ts r 4 that not only | from forming the habit of swallow NX asth. in the year| brpose Of purchasing an orpianage in ferom all we can gather, Sorenson first claimed he was|™t2! Dut also physical traits such | Ing his food unchewed O 411 Sultue Cone Armenia. j liye, tho reported dead, while he was still in the service. forslomeprihe messager di yo meade gre pepo m wae invested The agents of the Fund objected to taking ie, we sulmsit that, having challenged the veracity of ord > vi Pleo ass gary Rr army [timself with the imperial the money, as it seemed too much. Where- the war department, and questioned the truth of the reports in France. Will the government do] o¢ "One sentian ‘a rx upon the engineer replied, “Oh, that 's noth- Made by superior officers, Sorenson w taking a mighty anything for me? Ox Saeed 1285. Peter ring at all. I can’t stand the idea of know- chance. Men have been court-martialed for disagree Rin baer : coe Bae veceee OF Ce WOE lab. Ardane was notorioux|ing women and little children are going “Ments less important than this. ieent. on care. Apety tei tt tt : n on/hungry. Why, I could sell and give away “You are dead,” the war department declared, health officer and he can|*’* 2 i of — allied Stet!’ everything I've got, and still be a rich man. at sn not.” said Sorenson. or write to the United |“. Y rape gh i mareacre he! T have got my work, my hands, my health, If that isn’t talking back to superior officers, what is . pital) and a job, and I never know what it is to », C. The ge oO sth ”, F go hungry. These people have no oppor- | One naturally must sume one of two things in | leaves out the most important factor There is only one condition. Each of you shall be a neighbor, Each respect the other's labor, Each shall utter and be heard, Each shall listen word for word, As we dine and aid digestion Turning this eternal question:— How each of us shall be guarded Of his right and each rewarded, Not for what his father’s hoarded Jat for lands which he has lorded, t service still afforded. B for Then, please God, we shall be able Sitting at the Family Table So that each be served and serving To the top of his deserving. And mayhap, some glorious speaker Shall propose this brimming beaker;— “Live and let live, and so living Pledge we here Our First Thanksgiving!” (Copyright, 1919, N. BE. A) Face Against the Wind NK CRANE by Frank Crane) tunity to work; they are helpless. I don’t deserve any credit for giving so long as I~ am not suffering nor sacrificing anything myself.” Was this man justified in this sort of giving? Our first impulse is to say that he a not; that he should have provided for him- self and his wife before giving to others, and that he was not prudent and thrifty, — This is good reasoning, perhaps, fog, > human nature, and that is its capacity to g : re igcma tig big and glorious and unreason- able. 4 The reckless, hilarious, adventurous . bling instinct is not confined to wrong. We can use it and get fun out it also in doing right. You cannot get answer to life by adding up the figures the balance sheet. me I take my hat off to Robert Graf the magnificent, unreasonable, God-b people like him, and I am giad to that humanity can, not only go to the hilariously by getting drunk and sp money on Broadway, but they can go to heaven hilariously and have a glorious, in toxicating joy in doing it, by idly 8 bea 5 all that one has to satisfy splendidly a tiful impulse. a The more I think of this incident, the bigger this man looms in my imagination. I honestly envy his sublime courage. Robert Graf was not giving away his money because he didn’t realize what it cost. He did realize it. He said: “You know, a man’s got to stick his face up against the wind a good many times to win fifteen hundred dollars, and I want to be sure my money is getting there, that’s all.” eanor case 4 ‘ , P anxious to get . ‘ r By THE REV. CHARLES STELZLE a be) t of a. i aoe inpuni hed, namely: either the war depart- | 7oyi.), Winnie ik Feed to: and : aoa mia — Kentucky's commissioner of fore) WHAT DID HE MEAN BY THAT?) ‘The reason why many deaf persons ment ES make a mistake sometimes, or the court-| quests be made known to God phon possible for whe former ‘ H entry is having a red bus First member ould you mind| hear better while riding on trains 4s Martial system isn’t so vicious that it covers ALL cases. Thanksgiving is just as importar isi de t ’ : Me . args Wife should tell you you/ because the rumbling of the Bama : And 80, having won his wife back, and his child, and his |%* f#!h. in religion “UNCLIEYSAM, M.D. r t ht he to be ¥ r wenden oe eae . wheels on the track causes, the Grams ‘civies,” and even his very life, Sorenson must consider |,,.\° ." : rp Ocoee Sale| Ween Rong we ggg thel that couritey hy Wier idea.” ae the ena ‘ as in nk God fc at jwestions of gene: w whereve y 1 € i 2 Cartoons Magaz’ way increases the ce y hear. himself a mighty lucky chap this Thanksgiving day. al se rome only to hygiene, Pe dace Mi ee jhrcens 3 has already give prevention “et ralte c ight a . ——— x : PEF Rs Fate We are like careless children, who ppossibie f raised to r memory. Char 5 “We sleep in the midst of untouched harps of bles grab what is offered them, without Cross in London (Chere Reine) wa . i Let us arise and sweep their strings on this Thank aying “Thank you!” daa at thee ’ ’ ie. ing Day.” If you were to study the Bible in On November 28th, 1499, Edward i : : |connection with the subject of praye ~lantagenet, Earl of Warwick, was U ae fe eres | you would f at thanksgiving is pehen : ‘Some hae meat and canna eat, and some would eat |one ot the « als of receiving af Ob Noveasbes », 1823, Jullus = 4 that want it; but we hae meat, and we can cat it, ane | This ts not s@ because Goa wishes| Of Superlative Merit! se vcie was ciectea > and - let the Lord he thankit.” te humiliate us, but because He has! As good at one season ¢ nother |took the name of Clen vil f | pinks 2 chosen to develop our « ra by|for Impure Blood, Humors, Eru ‘4 vo) "1 health. | Nervousness, si ¥ “ ‘ A * bein, vate t or “ata h and lack of . 4 What moistens the lips and what brightens the eye? |being grateful Hans. Rheumatism, Catarrh, Loss| pointed at the choice and the event U ' always accompany’ excessive thine 3 d f rig Ns ? Ingratitude Is always a sign of Appetite, General Weakness, ‘ : ~ c What calls back the past, like the rich pumpkin pie?” Mine turity of et had considerable weune oc’ Strength and Energy in yen cueht’ tovbrianter and, pale , Pp pkin pie? sing In or immaturity of charac Hood’s Sarsaparilla lishing the English Reformatior [Pe oar 2d to, brigntes ae, pale | “No anksgivi a be glad ei on SRS cacuied Sanae an On November 28th, 1680, Giovan ' Ifect health. loom of Paty No Thanksgiving is complete without its generous A big man is always ready to ac-| Is America’s Greatest Medicine, ni Lorenzo Bernini died. He was wo eeks Time in | Physicians are now recognizing ite thought of those who are not so favored as we are.” [menos nee SeceRtemneme tthe famous for his skill in sculpture |merite by its use in ever Incresaiagi ree nis = [agin whe my have oe MISERIES OF TRE STON ASH sic tn mene, Many Instances jauancicies"eredertok Kalle, BH De / om ar ,. RELIEVED " On November 28th, 1776, Washing Who's Whe y sitro-Phosphate TI A : thankful, ther tore: 4 ie IN TWO MINUTES ton retreated across the Pas be a |shoutd be preseribed by every doctor lication of supremacy, rather than giglenheh apt : oad jJand used in every hospital to ins NATIVE | 13.22" 2 oy yd yg elo hn Rover Raa Si H E R B S “I am debtor both to the Greek and|@nough to digest the food you put |St™y was fo amall at that t SE ae: ARP the barbarian the apostle | into it, and the things you eat sour |O Sccount of the departure of clalist to North Bastern Dine I a and form poisonous gases, the same |°! .% gus *y iy 4 ag t a ya “theach Let those Whois P of Fy f his showed that he was grateful | thing holds true whe leaves yo! ens. Fad expies, | pyre hala “Take plain bitro-phosphate” ts » thin, nervous, snachie es nTabletForm |)" nt thing holds true:when tt leavon your |ourgued the Americans with tht excelent "advice to thin delicate n’ take a natural unadulterat Have you noticed the rugged, healthy c But he was chiefly thankf sroper + SOP DOG | FUETIOUSG by tne: of ef ly annihilating them ®ervous people who lack vim, en Substance such 08 Bitte: Daa ® healthy mplex 1 ne Wal hiefly ankful to| proper nourishment to the blood ergy and nerve sree, and = there and you will soon see some aston of our soldiers re—their elastic step, and || God and has left the stomach in a filthy On November 28th, 1794, Frede: aeems to be ample proof of the effi ing results in the increase of strong, manly ‘4 condhion ia A0e ta “f thank my God for you all," he| condition, ick William Steuben, a Prussia’ cacy of this preparation to warrant . Strength of body and my outdoor plenty of exercise, regular habits and |) Wrote to the Romans | Like carbon that clogs and chokes |Paron who had rendered great serv {he cacommendation. | Moreaver. if wholesome food Paul also was grateful for what|a motor, so the excess bile in liver, 'c@ %0 tH States, died a’ ations and which are sreanic phosphate come Your responsibilities may not permit you to wor . God had done for others, and this was|and the constipated waste in the Steubenville Baron Steube ally be tised for t ‘Gone . ees to in the Nation tandard doors. You may have to grin¢ pha a sgn of still greater gratitude than | bowels, produce headaches tg, (had been trained in the army ¢ of ER UR Sahin peOPle bP ar gh Pr a or BE AE pe pe A ou o grind away at a t p headaches, fogsy 3s . developing arme, neck girl, who was once thin and | tonic and nervine and Otner employment, until your condition becomes stale merely thanking God for what had brains, sour, acid stomachs and ge-|Ffederick the Great In 1777 bust. ind replacing, uly hole Coren ous PURO. PHOSPHATE ta ecentiy acquired conaids CONSTIPATION, HEADACHES and GENERAL D: been done for himsel | vere cramping pains, which duo came to America from France any angles by the soft curved lines of |} f a magic transforma. | erable reputation in the treatment of 4 INERAL p ithan ‘uliowihisek oan peeps seediitingn health and beauty, the ident: |] {2 gaine, pounds and neurasthenia. The standard of ex= LOW, Your liver and kidneys fail to act ne tian my God always on your) to the polecnous. gases diatending /JoIned the Revolutionary army. Ht {thsutada of won and weteam wel L.eerere eh. gem ond eee nee at uaa aa ce. becomes poor and sluggish. Won't be a ehalt, for the grace of God which t#|the stomach, You need something |Military training and expertence nt th asive thinness. abatance {is Native Herb Tablets, They will relieve CON TAU ao oe, PY came Christ; that fa | tBAt will wet AriERs Real Cause o¢| backed by his sound judgment, were | Shtandes ane hess are often ate should produce a weleor . owh bd } everything ye are enriched by or is trouble A‘ . of great a nee to Ameri 4ue to starved bo rma go aged tere fuk DIGESTION, help to t RHE ATIE ri you fit. Look if haga eh ~ prem Peak, ant this tr uble AT ONCE, f great tan t gerd ak og hee in te mation in the appearar fpr trade mark. The original Bliss Native Herb Tablets have phot ner ' itline of what| ‘To get immediate relief from these [cans in establishing discipline ant {qined in mode Physic < rap of Alonzo 0. Bliss and picture of National Capit pl sae might be built Into a Thanksgiving troubles take JO-TO, and in TWO] system of maneuvers in thet claim there 4 ng that will ey . therefore, et a patent medi Jona! Capitol on every box ood MINUTES you wil} find ‘new and untrained « y no Well as the “made in 8 -|should not be confused with any ol Which also shows blue seal containing signature of Alonzo © | ; twill AG your gat inew and untrained army Known among drug- N.Y. ©, show |the secret nostruma, so-called ton! Bliss. Our money back guarantee on every box. Two size I thank all men for what they have |fering and miseries have disap.| On November 28th, 1785, the fire Ae bitro-phosphate, which | nts’ gained in. Ww lely advertised “cure-alla.” Vi done for me. peared. treaty with the Indians wa mad sive, and is sold by n bounds, re otively Boe and 31,00. 5, administratt “ig SN ‘ ‘ a |. I thank God for what He has done} Free sample of this wonderful|by the United States, The tr gists under a guarantee of nat- | nowy " atic ‘Bold by leading druggists and local agente everywhere. Made |for me lremedy at any of the Bartell ¥ me 4 t ;, isfaction or money b Ry feeding | hay iia: mies Co. Washington, D. ( NET ree | at any of the Bartell Five|was negotiated and signed by Jo {he nerves directly, and by supplying [1 Aloi 4 ston, 1k (God for what He has done | Hig Stores, or Swift & Co., Four Dig |seph Martin, of Virginia, with the the cella with thy 4 | y - ‘ellowmen, Stor ’ 2 hosphoric food ht usually carrie: Cherokee Indians, Phosphoric food _ With it @ general jmprovement in the