The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1920, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR | SA ‘EVERETT TRUE f SAY E tT, HO T | Suuuerse »o “ou ank coon oh ep Seth» octan S829, 8 mann Ou: ran a Qa Poop rose Hee (Crane ™~"° 2G manta Gb DONS Dor SUR Ee Garten Geis eee | ESS 5 ARE IN THE THE OVERALL CLUB WORKS S Th N elub it th e Bg . , ’ | Today's Beat Bet-That somebody i nt direction ns - ‘s Justice is the greatest interest of man on earth.—Daniel Webster. | ought to o and tell exchiet Warren g TAY bs tes Soleenin abinesak Mie aie vied very mush @ite raiie ‘ cant dot about him aa ple anserting itelf ae te ay thie aaecten - — \ ou ® bulletin om t | i E Railing at profiteers is profitiess ’ ae ] | | CURRENT SHOTS for they are only humafi beings, de A. It is not possible to comply with No Comment Necessary A Humble Man A CURRENT Stors | ing what every one of us ts" Goins| your requset for a, bulledn, on roam ET ct sotehesiinadletiadbes J all the time, to wit and nam mation. This term in applied very Blind coroner ts now in vaude ing as big @ price aw we think loonsly to many different conditions, ' - | what the mayor ts sayin | ‘The following, from the Pacific Caterer, needs no | May 24 te the Téth anniversary of the sending of vie, cave & ubws beste. fa Of ouatomer will pay. And #0 long as|and what would apply to one fam ‘a farther comment . | the first telegraph message, This massage flashed) onaniity his monologue is en-| the buyer goes on paying, the r\of rheumatiam would be wholly fm " *At a recent meeting of the Seattle Caterers’ asso | 6. ashington te Baltimore, by the inventor, 8.| “ will go on anking applicable to another form j Jatio Siar GF the cate teert of heh, | Oe Tee te Pee ited, “Dead 1 have met | It in simple, natural law, and you| In some cases, for example, the el hg ted i Fr. Bo Morse, was a humble acknowledgement of the} | n ' pith “aw 1 fects Addressing the restaurant sour a warning Ee ny | | n nO more stop it by passing laws| condition is primarily an infection to the ¢ that the caterers must exercise 1 power of the Creator and, as such, remains a ¢l nines January 16, the kiddies have in the state house, or screaming in| with pus germs coming from some _ care in segregating awill and garbage—that swill must | ple of humility that exalts jbeen wondering why dad never has © newspapers, or indulging in pro-| apparently trivial focus, such as an ¥ and not be co * Moree wired in the |4A¥ more peppermints in hin pockets Contain refuse Hs : “What hath God wrought? | fanity WV) th 7 wt orners than the | old root abscess ut the teeth, or taminated by ¢ substances 11ke SOAP WAter A een een ev tandard lpm ae w. k. Mre, Partington could sweep! trom such a focu ° tor water, coft ete code that Is still the star | Paychologiats claim a person's ' the incdthing tide of the sea on ‘canen: Bee to infection fa lesser man might have been,| mentality can be accurately judged jon | by the and style of his clothen The message with her petulant broom with gonococel (the of gonor. e « “Well, I have & 1 The only wa to thwart the hog rhea). Some cases of so-called rhew Be committees of thr w we Sepang Bar gens ats Ry Pt : : | Granting that to be a feet an ept nerchants is to quit buying anything | matiam are due to gout @ cond of the 108 | of vainglory. But Morse regarded himself | Hdl 4 the con demic of thd “btw Must be sweep 2AN ‘You HEAR. at a hog A laree number of cases are of hog ranc and also to report tt : itary | an instrument, an agent, thra whom God had bling the country Mg hoot in the Oveball ctu, wae “ye parently sae dl Pitions of the ranches coming under their inape ‘ * vs anameada ian | ant to J ne Overall club, seure or ‘ re apparentl: * restaurateurs that | stowed upon mankind a new and wondrou | WAAT L SAY 2 will consider it the proudest moment | of germ origin at all. In some cases { rms “Acting on this wa itr or some similar expr each to as reached the cont B2co082 RrPBso TB “Re it said to the credit of | x = | He marveled at his work, as if he had had no] Many & polition) goone stings hin of my life when my wife and other | diet is an important factor in treat Pe the committees found nothing to ain of 0 far fwan song before election only to man t. In other cases it plays no part eeane the purity the swill was don the day sf | part in it at all—tike a boy wonderstruck by the | the halehet of pelitieal ehtie manne re wih as low me to walk down | their inve: But, wu ly phir ae pebromancy of a magician, He had knocked and | in blue jeans whatacever feea could not say as much for rderliness of the | fare had been opened a new door to civilization a Bet that t only e taal Altogether, therefore. you will real k < ‘ . vee the matter with an anthjewelr fee that a person suffering i hoe ran 08 ah ES a Revere tere Daxzaled by the vision withir he asked ‘ . . ‘Thanks to dame fashion the man Can't we organize something to rheumatism" should place himself “Committee ain & na Sabanene- | confound materialiata to whe ence jot today doesn't need to choone a he woman whone fingers are covergd | under the care of a competent phy- wee Moines highway. “t ‘aber of the | @od Féligion are things apart: “What t God | wife “night unseen” Uke grandfather with diamonds realize that she ix vul-| giclan, so that the nature of the ail Seepeces ranches only—and, w to take | Wrought had | ar, and that decent people resent! ment and the cause of the trouble eeeeitioe says never age eat And much cause Morse had for vainglory in| > her company? |can be accurately determined. This any culinary sure in Pace ince” Not in | th® hour of success. He had been Inughed at, and) Now that President Wilson ts met 4 And while we're at it, why not) js the only safe plan to purnue, and J Dog unless he knows precise nae coffers had hung such articles aa boots and trousers |ing in shape again we may © a strike against the whole tribe of) it is usually foolish to undertuke self. All the days of their lives, not in their wildest fights on his wire inton of the idea that a ‘of imaginations, could they have conceived of such “pg Bagh aplvogiy ea Blas filth and cross sanitary neglect as was met with at)" * v 4 ything|an increase in the price of typewrite RIGHT —Now LISTEN! THeRe AR « in the p ft typ r € ing at] ribbona, 7 | MUCH FEWER “THAN BONEHEADS Mt rT ge re, all those that use their | diagnosis and tr r luxury and display, who atment. aress, refe enxenkbPeuwres It tn not wicked perhaps—for you Fant than to think that he Who were raising hogs with Would convulse the stomach ¢ “Committee No, 2 made Rorthward of the city. In filing S Brown, of the Panama cafeterta Sy). fanch at Kirkland ————— | he married first to take him seriousl ated down an aD ro | mploy the money with which for-| Q. My skin t# very dark. 1 « the dapancee hog ranches along the Des Moines nnn to finance his experiments, ut several] A man never appreciates the law tune has favored them, not to help| of coffee. Could t the em highway years later, on March 8, 1843, It voted him $20,000, | Against polygamy until he has anybody, not to encourage thrift and|. 4-. It is very unlikely that the cof. ‘Now this Leyes holds a brief for no one, nor He had good reason, therefore, to chortle when | walked the floor all night with his culture and simplicity, but to hurt| fe drinking is vespoaia a your comparisons;"but ttt | a cent the first meaange by wire, May 24, 1844, but | first-born everybody, to arouse envy, to atimu.| 4ark skin, tho, of course, the exess however, « foods and bona thom | Bowing humbly to the Creator of all good, he be ‘as _ late extravagance, vulgarity. and| "Ve use of coffer is inadvisable, Pothing less than wholesome cond a spoke his acknowledgment to Him adame Phimil!, head of the path every cheap and nasty sentimen } agg Whose sense of decency and consideration for the pub logical Inboratory of the Colonial If only some movement could be Won’t Let Kelch i He health are qo calloused th th and rodents are Museum of Natural History in et going to boycott the hotels that ° ‘ —.. = geeihes Ver conauenption | A treaty with reservations is better than ec mages ad hapa igen the 7A [+ Chara You $10, not ia Use Law Library a t food is being develope neuen : ten, semieg languages of fr peetion a bed on which to stretch your wear: longer will Charles W. Kelch, r pace th m reservations, : migor wil y af eellat . ig was ones |.) en em ene : > a ere “ | boby, but for the p ege of stop of being an habitual crim with us int ts ae oa - ——$— a way to talk to anything ping in the same house with som le away his me in the confident 2 t that every caterer \ i} ‘ millionaire packer or movie's and w library, studying to carry e B would preter to give away the swill from is restau Just -Supposin’ He te a fortunate man who never Sagpisa ere wea youake ha wien t2'the stats, Subs : Kelch was convicted, Judge Jurey signed an order allow- : Kelch the use of the library disgustingly Sheriff John Stringer objected, and > pay for a micro Judge Jurey revoked the order Sat lamb chop simuly because we urday cee LIARS WE HAVE MFT was a Dad—just any common regular Dad | ou please with your who had a wife and maybe a couple of youngsters and a place corumonly known as home, aweet home. | Maybe be'n the sort of a fellow who spends all his about business He's rown | ~ [SHOW CAN OAUTH THE BACK “! 1 OF Hy CoRT WimmouUT TAKING IT OFw ?* e mpments think @ucted by * ° at habit and gone it, the whole family cow now, ant vn GROOVE a med not to do ax others dc ~~ — ‘ Eieetete and oa anch that ra and gives A concerted movement toward the Doctors Recom e ee bis Mr. Brown said mations | "ten een't eas ¢ Simple Life, if it were headed by a >. yes , proof, that One son, for instance, would lke yery much to don't cay! Whet din@ of 6 cow now leaders of distineti pe B -0; f { E hat thle my Sot pres, tee | gute. pal wut of ais Dad-tet where the Oo" Sy wears jnaey 0 we= en un te The Sumaptuncrion: < Bon-Opto for the Eyes " f the same non-; portunity whan Dad spends rm nal | t wan oS would 40 more good hysiclans and eye specialists pre e ve «t expression | back in his den or yhe a ec | + we n * legislatures coujd scribe Bon-Opto as a safe home rem Y eding | Se the son t fing evening and) «ite te one strike after ar past In a geferation ed the nt of eye troubles his habita become a bit raw-edged. He's not nd | othe cays the bush leaguer What are uni ities for, anyway to strengthen eyesight. Sold sort of a son, but he misses the Dad he has always! ae ar if not to lead us of the bog of under money refund guarantee by all | wretched vulgarity into the ways of druggists culture? <i Your Liver Is 4 in search of some one about things to, he becomes The trouble treaties brew lives after them; ) the good is oft talked to death in the senat noped to grow up with his own sex to ted. laden to do house two different men. Ne five: Want a ‘em? away-from-homne sort of a son over th ————_—— ist suppostn’ that Dad been the sort Or perchance the ad refers to the re ft, Next to Liberty Th ake t © under » ng—aive him lage ag pe fin of Mae time and show a real fatherly eee | There wns a young lady no mweet are the boy would be @ home lover instead | wo wore her bare lecw on the street “Making Love” is a problem to hundreds of | of perhaps a rounder or some such. } “All men are cowards,” she cried, DR. . T. HARVEY Clo ed Qheusands of sterting young men and women. There Ganado | “Por I've tried and I've eyed, me-President Di ee great many young women who have no homes |But not a single man's stare do 1 “Gait beens Gee n cir men frie ° Board Dental Examiners) te which ey ean. tnvite So Lo eg lg None of the presidential booms has been) meet.® Dental S are a@ great number O no hi t bud fj to b fflicted eee nv Surgeon ing desirable young wome: Some | punctured, but a few seem to be a = means of meeting yr aa Seith elow leahe. Headtine: - “MVoman falle, breaks Diagnostician may scoff at that. But those are « All have not good homes. Many, many young women, especially in the cities, have little more than © room tn which to live, Being self-respecting, | Study and Success they can hardly invite thelr men friends there, no bah bon )|_ ‘Thin indeed ts a wertous accident ||at the high price of corsets | | Pyorrhea Specialist X-RAY DEPARTMENT IN OONNECTION Highest Order of Restoration see One old antebitionist informs as how upright and worthy both might be | | — it be j - york Done. 4 - ; just get his mitts rson who “slips a nasty tongue. that could A Asa eee, ot hea. he. got pot are really in Should Stu » Study t the ttle of an article Of enough whisky, he would drown aminat og ond Estimate terest would 4 to | published some time ago by a college president himself in one drink. terested in women, whose in : ‘ . "marriage, seldom care much long for firls who The author proved abundantly from invite them up to their rooms. gathered by ~~ older colleges that, on ‘ee im ing to go Oh, somehow. Yor men who stood high in thelr classes were more cu ‘ le matches will be made, lacking proper en-| not. And they lived longer, too! Vironment. But they will be made That brings ‘The college president inferred that study did It to“ ning In the parks. If there's no “par Put was he right? er handy for “him or her"—well, there's a seat Did these men live longer because they strengthened for two on the park bench And with the moon ir powers by work? Or was It because they i] foo full to notice, perhaps the point will be taken | more vitality to begin with, and, perhaps, too, beca' the adage, that all matches are made in} Study helped to keep them out of mischief? | And did they have bett s becausé study | fave them something tha id not get? Or} 504-12 EITEL BLDG. SEOOND At last, sweet friends oR AND mmer 6 successful in fe than their Impertinent Poems , —“Bu 7 cases By Edmund Vance Cooke the courting If soctety will not sot @ Mr. Bryan to the Money ie aeest army of young folks, young were they men of superior powers to begin with try to solve it for themselves—and jet one bh men of brains and endurance, whose success with | happily studies was a sign, but not a cause, of what they | «ym very fond of Hazel, but —" ' you so could accomplish later? ‘ I heard a maiden say J oe aaa ndas c noms tr b tal ee See A on Newlyweds— The story that ex-tanks have formed an| *%*_ make one Or maybe tout » fait, for Rees snot be Ares There is no magic in education But when this duleet phrase occ 4 zation refers to war veterans, not Gov.| College gives information and outlook. It ought to|{ know that Hasel’s getting hers £} Whether or not Mr. Bryan is nomin- EB wds’ followers. . rive happiness, Sometimes it given ideals. It pied ated again, his opinion on matters of SES I a” give friends of the right sort But it does not give! ‘"You just must lke Geoffrey, but— ’ H The Church’s Stand Riley, Palmer's assistant, urges anti- brains or a new physi A a hearty plaint right living are surely worth while. Perhaps Geoffrey \@ a tr r maybe, he’s a saint matter. After that beginnir SRE profiteering legislation. If he isn’t careful,| O*otrer'® In for one fine skinn You've heard that question asked often he will make Palmer riley. | . ‘ . Dear Cicely's such a sw ‘The Methodist church has made clear where it | fies asteindanitniiesioe ™ | but —" eg ed ae vs the np “ uu ft | Th Cc d Do Two soft lips made remark, rch at the quadrennial general conference, | | ey Can an And then the gates of mercy whi Meeting in Dex Moines, Ia | i “pe! wunlight turned 0 dark. “The church will stand,” Mid the bishops, “in | _—— When you want Cleely, you'll fing Ghflinching, uncompromising denunciation of all vio- | i | h ; ; In speaking of newly married couples, he has said: “The first rule that young couples need to learn is to live within their means. The wife should be as willing to sacrifice as the husband is to labor—and her will- ingness to save is as important a factor t thing ‘ ‘ Sugar at 25, 36, even 50 cents Is predicted, and i ec ili rn. of law; against all mu us child labor; all . 2 Le i eet us in their succes: his ability to ; t ahouhdate The |Just underneath the sauangegrind success as his ability to earn. “wd 8 : Ga Ae ender cone res no reason why it shouldn't come. The! foul sweatshops pm se f ye ar corporations want the money, and can get | Ments, all starvation wages, all exceasive hours for Nothing will so help the young couple to len't that. feneoh GaOush? “Fine fellow! and my best frie ees te nee” ‘he te ne anderd at ue | For the year ending March Met, 1920, ME: eta become systematic in their domestic econ- fairness and harshness of conditions, all brutal exac. | *¥* lable r dividends, 2,426,810, as | And thet with aotde . * omy as the regular saving of a part of Hens, whether of the employer or union; all over. | $1:200.789 for the preceding year. That ore report |” ve ripped him to the bone the income with this Strong Dividend | Ind d } lordships, whether of capital or labor; inane | Se. Acnare ee Meee ie, Hee SMITA tiret pirade auiely jet the J Strong vidend- » is the ai itious be Profiteering, whether in food " dothin 8 oo - Lin garda pige nin ydowe trod reported | pie ak ie Sod ‘ai ane Paying Savings Association. ndependence is the aim of the ambitious. This Against all inhumanity, injustice lighting by almost every other big foo dling corpora- nigh reg vi ws ie Bpeaiiey: seninet all clase minded men who demand | ‘2m i the country. thigh goal cannot be reached without making sacri- | privileges or exceptions on behalf of their he phucker mu pa Rie PINGKO CBRN EOP i nos, ven, t iike Conke'a * veres fices. The proper application of the result of | od bot —" ad = 1 “In this materialistic day, the church seeks ; at's that? nat’s that you va : . a Miiditual ends, with the eternai value of human ite | , Last year births in America exceeded| “™<",‘nat? Whate ut Resources Now Over those sacrifices will decide your future happi- | i view.” | deaths by 34 per cent. This applies to fool) snriek into my humble hut Four Million Dollar. i idi A worthy platform to stand upon, isn’t it? ideas as well as mortals. To make my getaway aulars ness. Thrift has always been the guiding fac- | No w | And pour on vieber andvealtt PUGET SOUND SAVINGS LETTERS TO EDITOR |: “DANDERINE” & LOAN ASSOCIATION Where Pike Street Crosses Third really successful individual and | you will be successful only to the extent of your thriftiness. tor with eve HOW JAPS CONTROL sold them six bunches for a dime. I{cause he had to buy of the Japs. Baitor The Star: We, my wife and) asked him why, if he wanted white! Can you beat it? Are*there no} Stops Hair Coming Out: | s +f 1, have been in Seattle since January trade, he didn’t sell as cheap as the| white people raising vegetabl . You may open a savings account with $1.00. ? How and read your many articles on the| Japs. He said it was impossible be-|can a person live if they have to buy Doubles Its Beau Zap question. We never buy of the| of the Japs when it goos against the ; oh id for that reason bave gone it the green vegetables that we! like #o well. | ‘The other evening we discovered a | White fruit vender and asked the | Price of radishes, which were four| | bunches for 10 cents, while the Japs " BEATTLE PLEASED | BY QUICK RESULTS| Everyone is pleased with MEN. Quick results of simple witebhe | Gamphor, hydrastia, etc, as mixed |He’d Cut Divorce by fi Lavoptik eye w One man's | uayes were so badly strained he Making Them Wait) Would not read without pain. Two DALLAS, Texas, May 24.—~How to} relieved him. A lady weak, inflamed eyes helped by ONE bottle | grain, Who in this city can I purchase! my vegetables from? It is #0 now that a person can't |be a hundred per cent American One rents from Japs, eats after Japa, | jor from their gardens; if one goes to} & show, nine chances in ten that it te jowred by Japs. What can we do? Answer me that A DISGUSTED MAN REAL. PAINLESS DENTISTS In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which im the lightest Washington Mutual laa da ty “eer arta ier oft the ol guaran: |{| Savings Bank EXAMINATION FREE Full Set Teeth, Pink Gum.........810 |] Set Teeth, Whalebone Rubber... | 810 Second Avenue ctacewenks 7 Established Resources Amalgam Filling : 80 years $12,000,000.00 'AINLESS EXTRACTION AN work guarant morning and get fee fi reduce divorce? Refuse o woe Me Refuse hearing tal A few cents buys “Danderine.” Test ef Timp. Most age is recommended pa We case until it haw been on file #ix| After an application of “Danderine” CATly patien™. wh ’ ‘e still giving good « fusrantes @ wmall bottle of Lavop: | months; then decree a preliminary | you can not find a fallen hair or any you @ int right Siebel Moree ap ry coming “eye PF hed CASE weak, woparation of a y before final net hae op 8 —~ piv Ren shows Open Sundays From 8 to 12 for Working Peapte errai Aine ayes. Swit: tloment. ‘That's the advice of George | ®* e, vigor, brightness, or Drug Co. and Wading druggists. Sergeant, attorney here, Solar 4nd thickness OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS 207 UMAVERSITY OT, Dypoaiic Vraser-Vatespen Om