The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1920, Page 6

and United Press Servies Ry m What will not woman, gentle woman, dar stirs her spirit up?—Southey. Selfishness “Selfishness comes of itself; men to generosity” This is one of @octrine Cat ature.” It was once w BE) who bad much to say abe “egoilam™ or care for self. for others. Much present-day seho School Instruction is based upon it Chologists know that the doct Tt is true that one cannot Parvives himself, and it ts true gomes first in time—an infant ¢ many t ways > instinctively asx he defends himself him worse Peally cares too much about others Sand wants to see them suffer, t Thas been turned to hate. Or he is nd fears that if he lets them tn nd rend him again. ‘The purpose of training is not Pelfishness, but to teach the best plete living is generous living. fh inition. it ger FF] i i are divided, as expected, Hi out ef olty %, In the State of Washington, Outside of the state, 4450 Cor & montha oF $9.00 per year, arma taken y believed by is m useful, But even inethe brutes, mother love D @eep as selflove. A dow will defend friend as | party conve ood as a dog—until something happens to make | sha The trouble with the “selfish” man is not mature made him think too much Pend too little about others, but that Think at ali—he i» stupid or shortaighted. too impulsive. Or he is ruled by unfe (as bad for himself as for those about him. the wrong way unate habita, his love urposely shutting | them out of his life because he has been of being | ing the iRenerous. It is not to give a man what nature lett | with ¢ out, but to help him to make the 4s there, thru insights and ideals and habits that wil keep him from becoming his own worst enemy. of what | tery, witchcraft perse If & man seems selfish, ask yourself where he has | doubt will succeed soo ‘Deen deformed or crippled or wounded. corporations, instead of paying over thelr sur as cash dividends, decided instead to issue them dividends.” They welcomed the supreme the first results is a circular from a brokerage New York calling attention to a “partial” list companies and corporations with surpluses, which declares may be divided as “stock dividends.” * ident th includes 14 Standard Ol suthidiaries, and 35 For some time it has been evident Gs rations, including some of the largest and | between supply and demand would bar the country. The total surpluses listed | heavy production. It is plain that un more than two billion dollars. If these | costs of materials and labor, the cost of produc that amount of Accumulated from profits, and which would r pay its share of taxation into the United | buy, to buy anything and ever States treasury, will escape taxation altogether D) Such is the penalty a nation must suffer for having | average American human being, with @® pocketful Supreme court which has assumed the power to de | of depreciated dollars, threw them to the winds Ee 5 No other coun- | But gradualig in this year 1920, there ts a change try on the face of the globe permits any such power | tn the paychology of epending. Fe >) to be exercised by its courts. In countries governed | men—began to cut down their purchases. You : mtary systems, the act of the legislative | heard more people say that they “woulda’ ly, elected by the people, is the law of the land until | outrageous prices.” Folks here and there remarked fame authority changes it. Under our system of | that they'd rather “wnit till thingy came down some.” _fovernment, one man can and often does fin this case Presently arrived the overall fad. Weartng overalls | *hat of @ five to four decision of the court) nullify the will acts of congress uaconstitutional. The Seattle Star [2 800 Per month: 2 months, $1.50; @ month: By carrier, city, when strong affegtion \ | Party Conventions Again | trained (From The Tacom: A number of the good democratic Indies have the old | turned from Spokane very wrathy at the «roup law of | party loaders which was in control of the state cor phers, | vention, They charge that they were treated ur ansforming | justly, roughly and, in short, were crudely steam or care | rolled and Sunday Probably 0, Very seldom does a party convention today PSY | meet that somebody isn't treated that way | | All we hope is that the ladies transfer their lasting] unless he | wrath from Mr. Titlow or whichever partioular villain If preservation | it was that ran them thru the wringer n the party himself} Itnen was being laundered, and turn it full blast on is as | the fool aystem that tolerates such anachronisma as one. is an} We have called attention before, and we probably jo #0 many times in the future, to the asininity of nominating and electing presidents thru that | “uch machinery as, for example, the county conven himaeit | tions of her party in Tacoma or Seattle, the Bel doen pot | Ungham convention of the G. O. P. and this one just Or he ts | Closed on the Bast Side. The idea of using such means to select presi fen't rath customs that h « after its yped to apply the good swift kick whic! . or we no longer would have the mediaeval relic 1 It isn't even sane, It is merely oF lingered, awkward and ay Apparen Or he ot Ge wounded | * nd) with us bein: Meo 72 If the ladies who have just bumped into the un pleasant personal boorishness and blindness of th native | system will devote the energy of their wrath to kick darn thing Into the middie of yesterday saloon, the took s and other oncews ag the state a big institutions, they w Com. If inttead they merely carry out a determinatior punish thé men who treated them rough, t ror Inter, but the game old machinery for conducting bitter personal feuds will go on, and we will still have to depend on it to fur nish us U. 8. presidents. Too Much Power ‘ak “a Liles The trouble is, Mr. President, that so few politicians can distinguish between the honor eaaen: that “atock dividends" are not tazabie an in. | Of the Country and the need of a job. come, Wal! st. heaved a heavy sigh of relief. | And - ‘Immediately the “melons” began to ripen. The court's @ecision, which, in effect, declared that a certain kind _ Bf imcome is not income, released a flood of stock saith For two years the fins demi-financiers and those who are no financiers all b dering how the increasing pMers would be checked Increasing production until there is a large exct in the supply of goods was their pet remedy, 1 a diminished effective dems Ukely. been wor s to be more the balance y come from © present could not be lowered appreciably ‘Therefore, it was up to DEMAND ‘The craze to se in sight t year. Your whether needed or not. was rampant ple—particularly meant nothing except a growing state of mind © Wf the whole people as expressed thru their legislature. | However, it did turn many to their closets in which | gated to the supreme court. It was (@eurt under Chief Justice Marshall Gould be stopped by act of congress. clearly wanted taxed ANOTHER T. R. LETTER Editor The Star; I have been an Interested reader of some of the Roosevelt correspondence which has been appearing in The Star, and in this connection you may care to run &@ letter written by President Roone Velt to one of his children, appearing im the May number of the Junior Red Cron» News. Tt was written, April 16, 1902, to Quentin Roosevelt while his father Was enjoying a bunt in Yellowstone Wational park. It contains one of the little drawings whick the pu cation of the Roosevelt letters to h ghildren has made familiar to all ‘This letter reads “Blessed Quenty-quee “I love you very much. Here tx picture of the mule that carries among other things, my bag of glothes, ete. There are about twent Mules in the pack train. They all foliow one another in single file up and down the mountain paths and mcrows the streams - “Your loving FATHER.” How this letter came to light is an interesting story in itself. Mr. T. N Phillips, who is now connected with the American National Red Cross Was, during 4 part of the Roosevelt Administration, detailed on #pecial duty at the White House by the vy department, He and th It children became great friends but Attle Quentin hie pet. After showing him the Yellowstone letter the lad slipped it into Mr, Phillips pocket and there it remained, forgot ten, until recently it was fished out of ite niding place when the old suit Was taken from a hook in a dark corner of the closet to be thrown away. Mr. Philips exhibited it to friends at Red Crows headquarters / &nd when Mrs, Roosevelt wan asked for permission for its publication ‘Phe Feadily consented i . PELHAM ANT Belmont Ave STANDS BY RODGERS ir paper kindly spare me a Low same Howhere in the constitution is such a power dele ssumed by the will continue to be exercised until the people decide to stop it. It | ‘The issue is made clearer by this decision removing | from taxation two billions of dollars which congress American, About a week agoling I haven't hurt y SOP OL 8 KS CAT CLF CN © The Star: Aw « subseriber | they found very respectable and little-worn sults of old clothes, In parts of the continent, particularly Canada, the “old clothes movement gained large | impetus M, Meanwhile, the prices of pretty nearly everything continued their merry romp In upward fairy fight The effect of the great increase in sugar prices, tho a comparatively small matter in itself, was tre mendous on the thinking 90 per cent. And thus demand is beginning to fall off. It ts probable that millions have bought leas of all sorts of commodities in the first four months of 1920 + | than they did in the last four montha of 1919. ‘As | a result we begin to hear of reductions in certain goods, as high as 20 per cent in some cases. The auction of raw pelts should be un-| — usually good this year, considering the way | the country has been skinned. two-thirds of the people of the United States would jost lay off buying anything but absolute necessities | for two weeks, there would be a considerable drop In this glad era of liberty, every nation is | to reasonable prices all along the line, willing to liberate the other fellow's colonies. | -- | No matter how times change, people stick It is nicé of Canada to send us a minister. | to the old expressions. You still hear people But what about a little wood pulp? speak of a “fast mail” train. LETTERS TO EDITOR| I wish to take exception to an edl-|Mr. Rodgers giving the reason he appearing in your pap “Rodgers Still Silent | 00d name will soon be r on failed to build ships. 1 think that Mr. Rodgers’ | was good enough statement for any if| sensible thinking person to digest papers of this city see fit) Mr. D At the time of the war we | stranger to m all know he exerted every effort to held in highest esteem by a big ma help win the war. We all know how | jority fast he turned out boats, and he was | the Associated Industries or the word hailed as the greatest shipbuilder of | of our daily papers f the citizens of Seattle over and without doubt 100 per| This is my personal opinion, hop ur feelings N LAZAI tatement in your paper by MAL FS US, OW OO A OP OT & MSO “I Will Not Live in Debt Another Day!” You needn’t. A loan with us will pay your debts, free you from worry, and make you a better workman. Weekly or monthly payments arranged. 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Your druggist selis the Resinol Products, iResinol THE SEATTLE EVERETT TRUE THAT KINO OF A Move Of THE QUES. Don't You AGAINST vday's Dest Bet—That altho Whi fA he is not a ident, no. such ever penetrated the mid of nb bax annour “ee » from a Cleveland print: Sew reports & | in the populath mpared with 1910. If it lowt right ones it's lucky € ENT SHOTS rd Vetey man ed a lew in rehard « © may get nome ation from the fact that sine his pieking horticulturists in growing lemons as grape fruit Spokane man who syed ar t who turned his # nt petual whistle should buy @ wagch It is wafe to way that “Ilueheard Patrick Henry's famous ser Horrors! Turkey musta wal | lowed the peace treat A news |heading kaye: “The Peace Treaty | Digested at Constantinople Often we hear of something being | but it ln eafe t A silver dollar weighs 412.5 grains whieh 41 are alloy. Surel can't be correct, Considering purchasing power it must b alloy little nonwense now and the is relished by the best of men. Ve but congress is going too far news item saya cer B were a plece of furniture t home mother spends a 1 of her time wondering how hu the said stenographer really is Himony t# that which turns poor marriage into a success. looks a# tho Carranga ts ident without a country neems as tho artich y. what tho ref A $10,000 damage suit has been prominent Frisco against a man by @ chambe we alleges he took her in his arms and sed her, the while calling her } ed maid with the haur In these days of H.C. mea high 1 ha full man” Tencher—WMie, aid you find out a lodge is? ma'am. Dad rays t man who ls din the who advert ner ln an old-clothes enthus dad. IDIOTORIAL REV.WILLIAM EVANS, D. D. Il deliver a sermon Sunday morning entitled, THE SHEPHERD PSALM In the afternoon at three o'clock he will preach on WHY I AM NOT A SPIRITUALIST In the evening he will discuss the subject, THE WORLD'S ' NEXT GREAT CRISIS Publie Cordially Invited. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Seventh and Spring Resinol Ointment and Resinol sformany yearsasastandard \THO CTY JORDINANCE ¢ MAN, CAN You Tecnu ME WHere LAM tT —1'M KIND © CONFUSED - ord When All the World Was Young calls on dad at the it fell upon a eo she treats the stenographer — I wat down by A laughing world. And straight 4 je 10 means} By CONDO| Xe3, L Know THat, fi wm issu USsTany— | “Ul KNOow How | Wy [‘we Can Ger |) Wath, — AROUND A 6 CTT THING education of the puptia, Can me where I can and other matery ybtain wultable end you & pamphiet entitled i of Sex Educa ools.” ‘This gives helpfu tot d includes also « ed of books on sex edu problema of sex, nex and hygiene and reer tricity? and this is most effective |means of the electric needie. | jot hairs? wome pe cations which remov by a razor. Ti used regularly, the hair has are they harmful to th A. When pr creams may be advar 5 y used, ageous) yyed to ¢ Then that one orates senin that money | atin the barber shop is because hin : * fern use the term “lifting the proférnionally they would une the term manually in| There was a young lady from Chi the garden, they, would be better aff and the reat of | our head ower a girl ono [haven't been able to get ahead since ‘ | a bead One bird informa us that the rea. SECOND AVENUE Member SEATTLE MUKe THAT —- Q. Lam a school teacher und arn much improssed by thé need of nex nized me in carrying on suct A ‘The matter has carefully worked out b authorities, If you will send n name and address 1 shall be glad to Us, eugenics ion. Address the Information Kaditor, U. 8. P' Health Service, Washington, D, C Q. What will destroy’ superfinous | been talk hairs? In there any way besides elec | A. In order to permanently de |stroy superfiupue hair, it in neces nary to destroy the root of the hair,| phrases. I mention this because I y done by| have worked at the speechmaking | Q Is “Bulfo Solution” harmful, | Jand will St cause @ thicker growth | one @ dum.dum: | A. 1 do not Know what you refer |to, but suspect that this may be | ent preparation. All appli- © hair do noth- ing more than may be accomplished do not remove the} hair permanently, and when they eney to grow thicker, just as a mus- jtache grows thicker after shaving Q Are cold creams beneficial or complexion? | n the skin. A good| |preparation of cold cream is TALKS -& DrFrank copieiget i998, (Crane =! just read @ remarkable Once in a blue moon you find one. This one contained neither buncombe nor bromide by a school teacher named Ye his ideas on teagh- © good that John H, | Patterson had it printed ax an ad vertinement In hit cash-peginter wtse letin, “All of us are teachers,” said Vatterson Selling is teaching, ganda is teaching.” Prope Hlutz’s school Is at Moraine Park, Dayton, Ohio. It is in a converted greenhouse, and ix sometimes called the achool in the glasa house.” Not a tad idea, ‘There have been enough schools in mausoleums. Slutz’s speech was made @ la chool teacher; that t# to say, when he got thru you knew what he had about. He made seven | points, each of which was sharp, It |made you think, because it was built around ideas, not words, It was not @ concatenation of catch + |trade a long while myself, and know |a good job when I wee it Here are his seven points, every 1, The school ought to develop individuality rather than conform- ity. How pleased we are when our children learn to conform! Yet the whole hope of amounting to any- thing is based on their non eonfonn ing power. 4 2. The school should develop op- timism, ‘This is the best American characteristic, the blithe courage to tackle anything, the specializing in | the impossibie. 2%. The school ought to teach how |to play. Nine-tenths of all a boy or girl learns comes by play. : many-sidedness. There is a democ- “' 5 4. The school should encourage Beg A Banking System That Is the _ Envy of the Banking World The Federal Reserve Sys- tem of Banking truly is the envy of the world. It places at your disposal the strength of gold re serves of §2,200,000,000, This tremendous strength and prestige should appeal to you when consjdering your banking —arrange- ments. The quality of the banking support you receive is of prime importance. If your bank is to serve you well it must itself have—as this bank has—the facilities of the greatest banking organ- ization in the world—The Federal Reserve Systen ALASKA BLDG Our Home Federal Reserve Bank. “SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK Bra ad wat Ballard. harmful, macy also in ideas. In a land of be —_— |specialists the allaround man is A to Q What t# good for large ores | king. fro EDMUND VANCE COOKE of the skin and blackheads? 5. The school should develop bust- pat | A. We have repeatedly answered | pens shrewdness. It is the era of ifte = this‘question in the column If you | business. The mind that despises it sw ’ will look thru the files of this paper, thelongs to another century. No poet “4 « a was young and ay jyou will find @ helpful artich lor painter is degraded by haying ‘Th as my bride, ae | business sense. ~ can tie Wonk Gather | | The school should teach self- weet santa | Q What wit! help to curenervous-| government... Every high school te eB crn | neas and melancholia? | graduate ought to be an expert poli- a s Ginicine wersd ° A. This is entirely too serious a! tician. Democracy ts politics, A Ra- ro and romancing world condition for you to tamper with| tion that despises poiltics is fit only it fcmn ite path pl without medical advice, You should|to be bonsed by a kaiser. Self-gov- ve a and and love were young be encouraged to know, however,!ernment is more important than wh |that proper treatment by a good | arithmetic. vr “tp upen a day | nerve apecialist is often very "uc: 7. ‘The school should develop the FE the aed an at ina bel | cessful in overcoming this condition | Because spirituality “ane ara ovate bea J When the melancholia is pronounced. erect, orgsciention anil can tae aes <iae ead it is important to place the patient | tuia’ fanaticism)’ is the only ‘bhpw a or had I given my voles to sorrow, — peice soap rine fis dhl nga died pamead FE NS “FO sre erp cud! women sary in an institution. It is suggest 5 ats tristan it was a dreary world, nat 70s Siemens she nekithe, Wt your | with braint, sodiaten seepage hee A Gees Genk a ori, | physician, or with your state hospital | woesome world, a weary world, fone The speech is so good that I shall rea publesome and teary world, i steal it. And a greater compliment gus face I flung. | |1 cannot pay. zen her ungrassed grave was young moe nese i ae 1920, N. E. A) 7 Rat SiMe | INCOME TAX | ”* wn won't fit him after he gets a Malted Milk | REFUNDS haircut. Yeh, but how about the { very married tenn. Wheel iV other fellow? Mille F petoincomy was, tn excess ot ‘ eee |B 35.000, and who filed but a : For Infants single return of income, is en- . titled t¢é a refund, the amount | Who had @ lover named & lavalids [J cepending upon’ how ” much tha : id For further infor- oth n't want to be kissed, —_— mation call Grant L. 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