The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1920, Page 6

f Kiew aes = THE SEATTLE STAR-—TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1920. The Seattle Star ——————————— On the Issue of al EDITORIALS — FEATURES | BES)» tois%7c. Bee pec megs Gea for Croening or Ba = ——— ——— ——— : Be No Compromise EVERETT TRUE —By CONDO\ — AND (T SOUNDS LIKE PROPAGANDA —— RANK PROPAGANDA — " Where Is Yesterday? BY DK. PRANK CRANE (Copyright, 1919, by Prank Crane) . “ : i ‘ Where is Yesterd | ceilings inlaid with gold, its windows gave Editor The Star: As a voter in the city of Seattle for some time, T fan to ask you = Where is the little boy that played so| to the East and the far peaks, it was mae the arial Fog aa in your paper, which, po doubt, will be of general in- - = hard all day and slept so hard at night? Fastin with the companions of ny eit e voters of the city: — , ; n : Where is that } future that ,| knights and ladies, swishing silks, flashing _ What are the polities of the different candidates for trae sect thelr a ativity? 3 a A y porte Ida Teesepitt yoo Semen crowns and swords, purple magnificence, _ What is their religion? | What are Reni Te eeenIOns OF SrACes | hci, Meri Ld dawned every morning as an endless vista, luminous faces. Now when I revisit the 4 ‘ s inf F e Yours truly, ’ | ple it j . g re f . _ Thanking you for this information, I remain A.) THULAND. lay alw upon the soul Legit is hollow, and there is a sound Like a shaft of light across the land “ 4 yeh enlyynd er Where es | ¥ 4 Rud. he be tine. af Wankia Btawent the went” is that zest with which I first : % invitati wo j > Re |read “The Three Musketeers” “Ve. The Star declines Mr. Thuland’s invitation—except in the one re What has become of all my lduor of | inet, Ine pores musketeers ast Yam spect of stating the professions or trades of the various -andidates. A, MING anor’ E, | expectancy? What thief has stolen this my | had ‘opened and I had listened to the glee “When our forefathers framed the Constitution of the United IF SONSBODY rare intoxicant? of the immortals, when I first heard . . Ae - semen tee, HAT YOU HAD GOOD Where is my sense of mothering, that | Paderewski play Chopin’s Berceuse, and tates, they were not content until the first 10 amendments were in 3 housing presence of her soul that sheltered | that first drunkenness from the cup of Would sluded—and the first of these guaranteed to every individual in this . A mine? | an when I mooned out on the back porch ig * ‘ igious belief. In its very in fancy this se Where is the edge of newness that made | and suffered delicious torments thinking reat republic freedom of religiow “ ditsd ell ae syed by levery pleasure keen? At what expense | about the little girl in a pink dress that sat tion determined to shape its course and its des b € . and labor of experience have I dulled my | near me at school? ligious disputes and differences of creed. The fathers recognized faculties? Where are all the First Things, and the tiie ig g, . =, , » he Whe s the surprise of love, its first | glory thereof? None of them seems to be that whether one was a member of this sect or that sect, whether he rich ecstasies, its shattering wonder, that | about here now. sa member of one church or another church, it was not to be reck- vivid miracle that cut my breath and stop-| The adventure—the quest—the gleam— either for or against his good citizenship. State and church ped my heart? ia SN tney were there in yesterday—and where we A * ~ a J es J “Ou’ sont les neiges d’antan?” | is yesterday? @ to be forever separated in the United States and who is there Who stole my power to play? To get| Whre is yesterday? ho can question the wisdom of such policy? — amusement out of a toy, laughter and Not here. This, this in my mind is not : , that church Mr. Fitzgerald belongs— = tingling blood from a hobby horse? | yesterday. It is yesterday’s ghost, and made The Star does not know to hfe s. or to whe rap mane | Mr , What has happened to the world, when| of memories, and all memories, even of ‘to what church Mr. Caldwe ongs, or U ate * each new acquaintance is no longer a pos-| happy hours, are a little sad. an belongs. And it does not care to know. It would not affect the s sible friend, loyal and lifelong? | I fare on. Tomorrow and tomorrow and aR x we 7 , alificeati. " ; = When every pretty girl is not the pos- | tomorrow, and thereby hangs a tale. But ion of The Star as to their mayoralty qualifications. And it s +sible she? I would give many tomorrows for one real ould not affect the opinion of ANY good American citizen. There : Te acaliitiaeD Miaess B ile dhidad | Bn E, lave been good men in office from every creed—and there it was so rich and full, its carpets were! © Villon, what an eternal note was that lave also been bad men. It is not their religious creed that matters = all magic, its tapespries dream-woven, its | you struck! “Ou sont les neiges d’antan?” in this or in any election. It is their civic standing, their ability to ‘perform the duties of their offices efficiently, honestly, for the best 1 ts of the community. ; ; And what is true of religious differences is also true of party dif-) % "TAPINO ROUTES KICK Jan Homin nna Wath Garrinm, 40) _Tnubyom 1 te wy tis wake erences in the city election. This is a non-partisan city election. se The Star: 3 have not had|socttres with tig good ‘Witl/of' thelcbuntry: bey, wade a coset bat wea ‘ : * : PF aap opportunity aa other peo-|P0°Ple? A boy of tender years—still |the case of Ruth Garrison, he would have done away with the idea of electing mayors and council-| ‘ fos ple of aitverent parte c€ the world|be beaver “ANl of Go sotuers baow thel incre’ patenen mole te Un n and other city officials because they are republicans or demo-|/ AA eee ee eee ck” Hell titted a weieg: “Eile to a territie| “eve of bia eet aa ee ts or socialists or prohibitionists or Bryanites or Hooverites or | fee nce Jam, 1. ee ane innit conclanion that | FORE, I know, but hie bravery is| Whereas, being fust the unknown : not. What difference does it make whether Fitzgerald is a § . = S |*a man who served the country |fuse the saochactoge pa sa Fa voce Fy gear ‘tor “loved ublican or a democrat so far as the conduct of the mayoralty is| sctry be srrred’ tl aptrtt. would. teak WHEN Gee pranl cea Once ema a ioncerned? And what difference should it make whether Caldwell | WHAT IS HYGIENE? for seo in employ-| which T know fa in his heart. his chance at life aga. A chance Life is so short and so unhappy | “t real life. d Duncan are republicans or democrats? |, “Tyiione ts the art of preserving !to send you a new pamphiet on |” the ground that Iam an honor-| a beg, and this boy has had things| Justice? Well, justice seems to be lor is the nativity of the candidates relevant. They are all Amer-| hits: tat of obtaining the | diphtheria, Sinlked @taten sary, bas been Seased | on 'beet, Snot of eta anions ne he ee ee in citizens. Whether one was born in California, or another in jms toring olor ioitct Mie! guoct“kt huts *upcaa |in charge holds that all" whe ae ati ‘mown Home| ne Taner eaeg to ne woe hio, or another in Canada, is not necessarily a qualification or an borprote'» mun who devote ahi) Siprkeysuacermiatas mtg | temporary anpeintmenie will tw Ge wor hard work ix Known the erc|y" while hit bo ie and quietly 2 against him. The quality of his Americanism IS an issue, and) pie ‘health ana who died at the, fmpocunie tor Alerts anewer ques | 0t they are exearvice men. I cat! To take thie bo} and etring him| tee of those who have. loved “one 2 of the best Americans are foreign born, even tho others have |i wi* <.ttmer' partes, torn | ‘Saft hr maven! Aemen: |renderd during the war are FeaMFl| Goar"ty hi, wud te grenend | thie Son he RING at Set anne #le Americanism in their hearts. Conversely, there are some na-| sarah 2,."isis."phucan, surmon.) “*'"Fevonnazuox rnrron,—_|*2,24 Jew ihn nothing tm some Gf crime our athe could sommnt. [or tesenivent or revenge, but cut ab e-born Americans who fail to measure up to the right standards, |S presi tinea on sanitary st —— a * lant ny Jot, bet to amreen ree | City Suet © few Ferre of eee eee seen ne pea ee io others measure up to the highest standards. : hinsteeath century. Hs work Panes ( TOMORROW ) Fiipino Wervice Man, | noc a doubt but what a fine seun|tntended for him: Give hima @ tigiae y all means, Jet us have all the facts about the candidates that) io ines sree os “sa seeiitamenn |. St Mita 0b, Let bles tivh be re:] Ak sober ot akc top ines eeaa material—the facts which relate to their qualifications for Of-|prysioiogical renearch to the prac ok aan Alte at eeu te 14, Poors Pst : alize the enormity of his crime—and life which we all hold so dear. os . sae leal consideration of the c naing Te leo White " But, now and ever, let us bar religion and partisan POlitics| oc'a sewer or the lightning of the|O Charlemange, or Charies I of| to hang? te Washington to dagrace|to outlive fe ko o'escon ftethe Sg . rj 5 . ri a soldier’s napenc ndis, “4 nee, died. He wan the first/herself with a blot in the hanging nt a m our non-partisan and non-religious city elections _-|Cemea and "London saw his'iabors|Premch King to wear the orown of|o¢ this, out? Don't do thine i and benefited thereby jthe Holy | for the aftermath is War bringy some good thingy in & 28th of January, | @teater than reckoned. train. Just as the Napoleon) led in his| Why should this boy pay the great . campaigns perfected the art of for a4[@Mt penalty that can be exacted, “7 H. K; F. Il Equal Justice for All | selaesitie We ties natition tees of Di arg rgb (Per oer lige cov Pas pone ave Known Fellows f Greetings! Maybe because we} life from preventable disease In the | abo: en years had exp ee eae : ‘ ‘ a i f , . a | hate landlords, and maybe it’s just| Spanish war quickened the sanitary | wives, His first wife, the Spanish r? copy som Always embarking in sure-thing, something-for- The government investigation into alleged shipyard] that we think it's ® rattling good| conscience of the American people, |Catherine of Aragon, he repudiatea|| TODAY’S BEAUTY HINT nothing enterprises. They are always just going in the Northwest district has met with heated op-|*tor to read. Anyhow, here it Is: [no the horror of the Crimean cam-|20 years after the marriage. From| | to ‘clean-up big,’ or ‘make a killing.’ They | cone a ‘. paign make Parkes « professor of | that time his matrimonial affairs ad-| It is not necessary to shampoo | “4 . tion in certain quarters. | WHY 1 PREFER TO OWN | military hygiene. He organized alvanced with great rapidity. His|your hair so frequently if it is en were offended when they came to me to let me : ‘ , fal < of} MY OWN HOME” _ [complete course of instruction bad | reign waa one of the most remark.|Urely and properly cleansed each in and I didn’t want in, ‘The Star is unable to see the reason or airness : By MRS. NELLIE O'GORMAN. | on the principle that the able in the history of Rome in|time by the, une of A really good | " "i é y dink the work of, the department of justice or of stir-| West 68th. | must be able to practical Westend: and’ tas dereatio i{shampoo, The casiest se j His reason why is shown in his recent book— 4 After the discomforts of liv the lessons whieh he learned. 5. auickest drying shampo ¢ - eis ‘ sot . b ew state church, the present Ej ar Se : up hostile public opinion against disinterested govern ing for ten years in n New York | of the sanitary reforms which hen cat Gee a ek Jean recommend to our reade | The Salvation of a Sucker 4 ii estigators. apartment house wi! our three augurated are now bearing fruit in 28th of January, tr one that brings out all the 2 . | little children, it now seems like | the provement o o we uty © ha’ i may be ¢ rriti i " ‘1 "If there has been graft in Seattle shipyards The Star) ijttle bit of heaven to live in |o¢ the community at Inte ‘ es ane eee se oe By writing for it today, you can get it for the | of the community at large . age, |Joved at very little expense, by dis : - the facts should be made known and the grafters| our own home with its little | prealth is the efficient reaction hi ioe, |solving @ teaspoonful of canthrox asking with the compliments of warden of flo y am of {of the mind and body to its envir n on the 88th of January j which can be obtained from any a lifetime : 1 gi , Interest, state-benefit | pe Great of Russia died, | StU , P< | - ility ‘ was the r | : wre ie : brome believes every facility should be granted RT et rere cen asa tection ulro ‘that | Peter's claim to greatness rests quia ; r@) wnment in the prosecution of its investigation. necount of ita healthy reputa he largely on the fact that he clearly {i 4'" -g lope me ‘ recognized the needs of the Russian It high up in the shipbuilding industry were guilty| ton; we also knew it was a ‘ ¢ : ‘ pleco prot | of the head is, when coming city” (and it has come, ‘ 1 . " e e rubbed into the b Ip nd onto Aah ion | malfeasance when this country was at war and oUF) sureiy) at Prcopol ach ag {Unscrupuious in his passions andlevery strand of hair, chemically GovERNMENT BBC NDS MUNICIPAL i ir lives in France, then no penalty is} | When we camo here, about Jin any way to injure ane , jorgot his! dissolves all impurities. It is very . were giving their lives in France, penalty Be yr sa poe ane eee ey ations a + and in his! soothing and cooling in ite action, SECOND AVE. COR.COLUMBIA, SEATTLE severe. | at the r of working alized in the United States | COMduests an reforms he insti-| ag well as benefic » both scaly F ; e owning *; it net us é me eke® ltuted in the m of the empireland hs inning out: ‘the Above all, let us not fall into fe viper of mind see thinking; why we too, own vOrY The was consi patriotic. Ste in-| nthen on ones Anas Fn 8 ap ‘we condemn offhand the man without influence or MEY} «home? For y we had been on > troduced into sweeping re 3 4 1d free from ‘and endeavor to shield those in h. places. paying a high rent, and now |ana the g forme dire ainst. the chief! dana Ms ane pose had nothing to show for it. We | atriving tow lishment {evils of d vy aystem, but| quickly and evenly sveloping 8 4 i 4 t 4 realized how foolish and waste of this {deal while he borrowed ideas from for-| bright luster and a soft fluffiness According to government officials, Captain Blain | tui we had been. As soon as eign lands, he never allowed foreign-|that make it eeem very heavy. | deposited money alleged to have been received in secret possible we bought’a little home | v i _...% |ers to obtain prominence in Russia, | —— i hd Ae f 4 . tan tees of our own on terms, and today On the 28th of January, in 1790. ? , D commissions, to the bank account of his mother-in-law. we cannot feb! thankful enough the ‘Jews of Spain and ia When oesa Gosh! If a chap doesn’t get along with his mother-in- for be deine. 3 Sl Sty aeeeeicta alia ted Hs , : w, he gets Hades; and if he does get along with her, Of course, it took quite a little the ‘ French eftisens , he se 9558 Hades | time “to pay. for it but each | Form age sa nk OR eis “? Tooth Need monthly payment was a source No. If you will send me y ¢ Panama railroad was completed | | of Joy to us—as good ax bank- | name and address 1 will be very glad lana the firet train ran acrous the , a — ing—we were paying for our Pp ar | 8 ? home instead of putting money spstcheos erties \ “TZLLLL. into a landlord's pocket | qin Por dings doar eo are mata FO! : * ry Pome ry sont in. {favor of a buckwheat U S A RM Y | ’ . . area: a ae J vestetent: tet .coratte nd. chil- | ‘The shine can be removed trom | | a . ye Ss ; Never!—if a man does his duty by himself, and b two } ‘ Bits sat | : minutes and t ‘ consults his dentist in time. banality indeed—yet it is the thrift lesson many folks| Paymente surely tapent uy [Wer boll pment bad the 116 Hinckley Bldg. ba) : 1 Les learn. ” ’ | thrift we made many personal Bae. cts Pe er wou mee But people procrastinate! They allow decay to pro- ? RA aa Ini ttle. gacrifices to save every ‘ . U8 A hi seed without interruption until the suffering fr ~ wr two years the fuel conservation section of the United P VER “4 ° Quantities of riny shirts, | “ cee 8 ng from ex railroad administration has been studying the con-| wning our home seemed to Penk Se en a clive drab blankets, ‘while bi . posed nerves is no longer endurable. ption of coal by railways, and devising methods of with a.sense of proper |inq position, it ia anid, that during ; Then it's a case of LOSE the tooth—which momy. EAS go By ing feelin the years that the senator has |S. / ; SHOULD have been SAVED! neone suggested that stopping the leakage of air from| now do all in our power for the Pi bse abies PE ve i py 7 Bats ‘ Take CARE of the outfit God gave you! No arti- pipes and connections would be a step worth while. | We Git cnt cart hoe e: tabtocralié. Precitane: [idly as possible, ‘The sale ec tucted 2 ficial contrivance yet invented is equal to the natural re | was an investigation. It developed that the| bes dicen pig Nodsunaiane, q feel certain that tho next |by Camp Lewis Wii le 116} ’ teeth! wzzz from airbrake pipes under freight trains cost the! ‘rie nome reflects one's charge, |Piexitent will be &,Republican, and | Hinckley building, Seattle, Wash, | But should you find it necessary to have extracting done, please lroad artnually just twenty million dollars—the price to} ter want Senator Sherman to stay on | — _ - RS EO | DE. J. nh. BINYON reme r that you're living in the twentieth century! Teeth are ‘ 114. the Job so that he ean do some H € otec th litle inconvenience ~o r ! In caring for their own home A win J. ° + xtracted with nience today—compared with old- railroads of six million tons of coal | home |tning for thone who have been Dr. Ed J Free Examination fashioned methods! You'll suffer more in five minutes in trying If you would be a devotee of thrift, start by getting out one. on pF children are | cionely ailied with him in the, past Brown | “+ ide . aa } . © respect the propert E . e. | to endure an aching t than you'd be called upon to suffer it ar microscope, finding the LITTLE leaks from the fam-| rights of others, | # Chicago (ll) News, | 106 Columbia st. 4 | BEST $2.50 GLASSES you allowed our careful operators to pull it, wig pocketbook, and plugging them solidly. | _ In owning our own home we | ne world is ty a sean peppy | Earth | But come in for a FREE examination! We probably can SAVE ' oo | My rgarmed the meaning the hardest. one w 1 think of in| LEADING DENTIST | 4 on Eart ig ‘Your teeth 3 ‘ ; “ rome in hie castles {t2 act a4 cheer leader for a crowd of LP ig Gat Modern methods—high-class dentistry || | | isthmus from ocean to ove i - 4 o5 dren, ané'ie feved’e « we | Wall paper by pressing it with a . igen - ce cdre of the dimes,.runs the old commonplace, and) know that money will be readiiy |0t Iron over a damp cloth GOODS SALE dollars will look after thémselves. loatied on it, ‘Those monthly To remov ers from an oy at Governors will meet in Washington about the gas shortage. A few days’ oratory will probably supply HOUSEHO! ' ‘ enough of that commodity to satisfy the country for Never throw away an old lawn | wiv mtu there ia ast and of wine | wt we expect a falling off in the 4 } ‘ spell. |mower. Remove the knives and put | smc 1) mx 01 : p- | I Me |4 neat on the chassis and yon hs perry ig 0g: BERN bo el AOE ad De prescrived oMNOK 5 atores in the Northwest that really yee se Democrat alt his rind. lenses from” 0 Anis —low prices. These we offer you. eee and we « - aun! la baby carriage. Caste PP a {ne 7 unless absolutely necessary | i _ gttle girl, after spending $1,700 on honeymoon |,,Pishes cannot be properly dsted | show prices, have. nut reached the is |BINYON OPTICAL CO.| Laboring People’s Dentists i i sides » ri a ~ “Americanism” vias seit =. vman already married, now finds herself in jail. |ringer "(MY & laundry |iimit, Of course, that depends alto: | ;Americaniam” | in the 116 FIRST AVENUE | 4. R. VAN AUKEN, Manager e othing else, it proves the H. C. of Loving. Khalaf laine eatin | Sim on what you mean by the Located for years at 8S, EK, Corner First and Pike, Phone Main 2533. urday s Hetween Spring and Sencca “1 Thank You." Phone Main 1550