The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1920, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR--THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1920, DITORIALS — FEATURES | On the Issue of | mericanism There Can | Be No Compromise ntha, or per week 4 ) | sm Seatile Star | —-..-. TEVERETT TRUE By CONDO . _ While the Wounds Are Fresh | — | WE'LL SAY 69 The Principle of Rejection | ] ] | BY DK. FRANK CHANE 4 Greetit Woe mustn't forget (Copyright, 1920, by Frank Crane Tt takes a Lincoln hotel disaster to bring pointedly and bout Sir Ollie Leds Lord ( v y¥ ) ; nantly a keen realization of duty. While the wounds ning to ¢ bou 1 . . fresh, we shal! be impatient with those who, by any ee ee lee fin’) The best thing about any man is his Noes. | to browse occasionally thru literature, yo have been lax and indifferent to ‘fire preventive : In other words, the cardinal source of | out rule or aim, for sometimes we 80 iné jures. We shall have investigations and examinations, erate efficiency in a forceful life is the principle | the rarest treasures; but when we do not 1- tho they will not bring back the dead nor afford sur re A CLUE : of rejection ing else but browse we grow monstrous to our heart burns, such probes can at least teach Tiny tae aa si A person is rich by what he does not | lean. We read at the breakfast table, er Public a lesson or two. ears pend, wise by what he does not know, | on the train, read at lunch, and read in on " Not so very long ago, the fire department, and particularly lamp in a newspaper the ad! good by what he does not do, a good work- | I even knew one woman who said she te Marshal Harry Bringhurst, vigorously protested ng man by the kind of work he never does, and| her book with her and read while taking is kept alive by the things he does not eat. | her bath ; It is only in rejection that we gain ef- ficiency. That is why they who spend too much time in thought are not good for ac- tion. John Galsworthy frames it aptly in these words, which I quote from a page of his novel “Fraternity”: the licensing of a certain gas burner in Seattle Was protested on the ground of creating an unnecessary hazard. The question came up to the city council, despite the warnings and pleadings of those who made prevention their life work, the gas burners were ap- d. Now they are for sale in this city. May they All our lives we are overwhelmed by the abundance of things. We go into a library, the acres of books stupefy us; there is so much to read that we go out and smoke. Take seriously this matter of reading. It cause any trouble. But if they ever do, an aroused occupies a large portion of our days. Books “He? mye P opinion will demand their confiscation. That aroused fall from the presses of the modern world clea 8 Na mee: Beers se . nt ini Y pr time. 10t to do tha p neve’ es 3 lic opinion, however, was lacking at the proper time. Phiukias autaalinldacees (att coe ai vi | to do | oes § h ; ‘An aroused public opinion will some day demand the Witienee Few Se Wels . OF Every tangible cubic deed a man does scat des AAV hee. cioee Silica shea implies the rejection of a hundred argu- _, Be 4 the e are the magazines, the week-| ments why he should not have done it. fy ‘ ‘ Meek ee soa pile up on news- | frye fact upsets a whole carload of stands like parti-colored windows and are| ¢hearies Everythi at is, is a Pe ind é theories. Everything that is, is a sheer consumed by the passerby. And then the triditiph over draped forces, and reasons daily pape each one a cyclopedia of news, why it should not be. at| Story, romance, theatre, society, sport, fi- | The law of a forceful life then is, concen- nance, and every human interest. Every- | trate, eliminate, get away with the waste. a soot bee gets cheaper and cheaper, The Health is a problem of how to keep the bese « ; no ae for his reading mat- digestive apparatus clear; office success con- | ; the advertiser ap, ham, under- | gists in keeping the desk clean; such men wear and company force our literature upon | as Philip Armour, Marshall Field, and Jay he time i» not ripe for party| US. Our minds are no more wandering r e consideration for our firemen that we expect for ves—one day of rest every week. Those who saw fire fighters at the Lincoln hotel accomplish almost fraculous rescues by their brave indifference to their own A , will never forget their heroism, nor will they ever rev’ any act of appreciation shown them. We dare say that if it were put up to a vote of the people iy to raise the money necessary to give the firemen) heir day off a week, the amount would be subscribed be-| the week were over. Yet we take it carelessly and] fferently, when, over the mayor's veto, it is calmly an- ced, that the city has no money for this purpose. Put 'ER THere } WHENEvyerR 1 See A MAN AccOM- ‘ MOPDATE A! STREET. Hi at the ont CAR FULL OF PEOPLE is BY PVULLING #15 WAGON OFF TO ONES SIDE OF THE TRacK 1 WANT TO SHAKE HIS MITT AND those who have been individually touched by the WE Tecu HIM «~HE'S wartara” says 1 ( " chickens picking food, but chickens caged gen ae ee a oe 4 : ; teat’ right © ume for par arfar } she mm . 2 esa age : hotel aie peng investig seta Hay at shen the other party) haw th ye their food forced down the m. | ‘The matter with heathenism was not lack aa .' | In the midst of this plenty a mind with-| of belief; the heathens believe too much; it can teach. meee Pa ae ae out firm principles of rejection is likely to | their gods grow on every bush; the triumph on «, Things starve. It becomes discursive, fiberless, of monotheism came from its rejection of Look Dark for the Democrats M ‘ : } ost people read too much. It is well! much that had been called worship. BALDNESS Admiral Sims’ testimony makes it clear that he ap- d of one part of the navy. He approved of Sims. It May Sometime Be | it ever strike you that the possibilities of the movie} ture have hardly been touched? at them,’ » vitation. I told him I'd be able to} meet the eye of any id, let are reeled off a play, the product of some one’s book: at: them th K few days without ‘ 1 tion. Why not pictures, in your home, of the real) sary Sian nings of your lives, the action in which is worth) . | But, as the florist remarked as he | Ca 2 : > t plant, Ham | sprayed mar. | off, but I've t leat é “In Wh; shouldn't mother have a picture of wee Emily play- f with her first dolly, or of little Willie on his first) tin; “tain plays that were dear to her in the years} Conducted Under Direction of Dr. Rupert Diue, U. 8. Public Health Berviss HOW TO FEED BABY Why shouldn't wifey have a picture of Dad crawling on} Compiete instructions for bottle! |“ SAM, M.D." will amewer, and knees after the lost collar button? feeding cannot be given in a short) Oh Lord! Why shouldn’t Dad have a picture of|*rtclt like this. Bablew that are) thumble grocer presenting a bill for 12-cent bacon and | {yur ti!) fa shoul, be ime | sent cheese, as in olden times? should see them at regular in marely perwomal w to preseritfe for individual diseases it fireside couldn’t be made ch by a picture of| tervals. Very young babies, or! Addrens tering” colic? a Fannin thone at are not tring, should] PORATION Rotten, 4 always be seen once a week, while . 6 Pee See 2, Th gives your home command of the/ oer, nealthy babies should be seen mat artists. y shouldn’t the movie film enable you] at least once a month, whether they tore those scenes: which gave fun, pep, happiness |** “ick or well. The following rules | a —¢ and suggestions apply to all bottle- | s fight to your lives? fed babien | re eee rae Before feeding, warm the foat to} is reported that Americans are trying to buy the | blood heat by putting ere Z ‘ veanel of warm water. © not tent burg statue. They simply took the Hindenburg the temperature of the milk by put | ting the nipple in your own mouth, but sprinkle a few dropa on the back of your hand. Be careful not to al- ||} low the food to become too hot, and cool too much while the baby is ry 5 ‘, ‘ wt This can be prevented b frana is a seaside village in Spain. A storm washed wrapetan- thet ‘bottle in @ place of casks of liquor from the deck of a passing ship. | Sanne! the storm subsided the casks were stranded on the|, '°!! tt bottle for the baby thru: | Ayre your clothes on the line | ee SSeS] —sresome task of eobbong nbang? EDD | Sek ee) ¥ the chief interest in that event is that something |" “*" loner, there ie nomething | nd _ rn - INZ| the matter with the baby ot , sort possibly might happen on the coast of the| tne erceved De ee gen ieee If ther seems to be the one contingency not provided for in|‘!*. (Mo" yy food left in the bot ¥, do not give it to] rr" ; . ne baby ti , ‘ : . ‘ federal brid Uf ee says liquor may not be imported.|‘"* sit,” said the tempting T nine o'clock on Monday are the cloth, Rinso suds are so mild, y n Santry to paged a. ne Listy of population} @ Piper bry 2 gp dit ge Syd | that's you just beginning the day’s your tubful of clothes is as safe as the cou 3 y ’ ured without an operation? it} altho I bellewe a is ‘ 5 Maat the eeast F4 iverted, and an exodus SS. wil Soe shdase ates duel "Can dreary rubbing of clothes? 1 water alone! Van > r atarrh of the bowels be cured? Is | With all the boili 1 blui Y he cloth verni —__—_—___ sponse tcl 1th ire peg | ¢ boiling and bluing and ou soak the clothes overnight They may break, they may shatter Article X., if they promecih wees | * starching and hanging out still J do? or for three hours in the ie. but the knockers will knock the treaty still. A. “Thickening of gnil” ie a term | | : “ not recognized by pathologints, and | Or are your clothes gaily flapping Then you rinse—and the washing so far as I k there in no way In| 1926, | A : ‘ $s donc! H 4 * ]| which the consistency of gall can be . on the clothes lines—snowy-white 1 donc! jectio: Nothing | Pech gover aon fs gaat | BELOW FREEZING nar > i sit ; c n, [re ES ag a boo “hie wit, Frowtie tx immaculately clean? * No peltnae~ cea occasionally, flammation of the gull bladder or to foo Paxpecad tha yin - Begin this week the new way of “you wish, to sterilize. p Mary Pickford and Dou; i marri gall stones, and in either of these ‘ : . . er read from Ephesians thie ee Bret cian eperk ies eoay ba tsceaeany Benjamin Six has filed a bill washing—have your clothes in the No rubbing—except very soiled es, be in subjection unto your own husbands, as unto Bae enlaces toe on Be (aj oes a | sun by nine o'clock! i ena tag ie 5 page Soak your clothes clean You cannot delieve the difference When you wash with Rinso, the Rinso will make on Monday, until new form of soap for the you have tried it. family «washing, abso- Begin using Rinso this week lutely all you have to do Follow the easy direc- isto soak the clothes and tions on the Rinso pack- rinse them, age—wash without boil- ing, without rubbing. Soak your clothes clean and get the whole morn- ing’s sunshine on them! Price, 8c Your grocer has Rinso —order a package today. Lever Bros. Co., Cam- bridge, Mass. (Makers of Lux), | It may have been the thing for Ephesian wives but we'l} | ont. This term. however, Is very F $10 against a doughnut with two holes in it that it oun Ue cotta ye ry . Ps some instances the condition called ion’t work with movie star wives. If “Doug” imagines|“catarrh of the bowels” In really is landed a subject wife, in these times, he’d better select | something much more serious. Mild li building to shin up his quickest. ¥ cases of piles may be relieved by 4 local application and by proper care of the bowels, When there is persist ent bleeding, however, of when the are very large, so that ther ach obstruction and prolapse, tion is preferab! He sure to * ¢ your physician advise you ¥ Californi fr OF SINGLE TAX If we condemn the so-called un. |" The pure, Rinso gran- The Star: It should not ro-| earned increment, to be RYT les le x ent, consiatent ules are SO Cicansing. im Yoluminous disquisition on|we mut make good the dcthar te N A ME “B AYE R” N eet ae g they cle Bex $8 prove to an unblased, the thousands of landowners sustain oosen all the dirt while ind that it is a vain delusion, a fig-|by fooling away thelr time | rhOtnE i ent of the Sgastnation. If it dia 1|money on land that yieldn no retune the clothes are soaking. fould not attempt to write about it,| It requires as much wk * GENI JINE ASPIRIN: 7 oa : we nee the evil effects of | ae ABS ity There’s not a bit of telligence to run a ranch. as it does : t of this theory of|to he a mechanic who demands a solid soap to stick to the * one ould be false to wane of a donar an hour, but there fabrics and injure them ; Justice je Mot enter|are few if any landholders who| “dg spirin li “Sterling’”’ sj | 7 , es Tbe sophist, who, by an in-| would not readily vacate thelr tid Bayer Cross’’ on Aspirin like ‘‘Sterling’’ on silver. There are no harsh | ‘string of words, can make | (ngs if the authorities will pay them Jeans ttaay? white, or legalized rob-| at that rate for the time they have Cleansing agents to “cat impartial justice, can de-| spent in an effort to make a home. the beneficiaries of his false| The writer in The Star for Mare! or thone who. are not es-| 30th who speaks of the $25.000 f interested, but not his vic | which, after 50 years, was worth a 000,000, must not tenors the thought is that if carried MADE BY THE MAKERS OF LUX Shining white! — without boiling—with- out any real rubbing results by its full en he it it implies a revolution In| must do in any venture. He might business, and possibly our|win or he might love. In that case life; if not carried to this ex-|he happened to win, but it will not is simply left to the discretion | be denied that th many more tax collector, which gives him|real estate ventures that reeult un of arbitrarily rewarding | favorably to the home maker, from friends and punishing his ene-|a financial point of view, than there O tend to develop a|are that yield a net profit; further in ih aunty, that. nnd Soe $36 000 bes fogs “Bayer ‘Tablets of Aspirin,” safely relieve Colds, Headache, | | yu ing habits of industry and|in most any line of businens, expe marked with the safety “Bayer Toothach Karache, , red virtues, while in place of (cially in the manufacture of auto | Cross,” can be taken without fear L Rhoumatis | } desirable traits of character mobiles, for the period of 60 years, it hecause you are getting the true, ) and Pe “ally hele opposite, tending to|would doubtless have yielded many | worid-tamoun Anpirin, prescribed by| Handy tn boxen of twelve tablets and barbarism. The 000,000, . jeost bi ‘ow “cents, re vageagints going to improve his| was a ponsibility of much result, tak ns for over 18 years, | aleo sel) larger“ Hi iain oe —the new form of soap—i nude the vi which he adds to it | ing into consideration the element of | ye buy an unbroken package! Aspirin is the trade mark Pi Baver wl seater mbes omy @” labor ts to ve taxed | chance, which no rane man can of “Bayer | ‘Tablets of” Aspirin’ | Manufacture of Monoaceticacldenter | Gemmuted 1914 Lever Brew. Co