The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1921, Page 6

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1921. 1 A Letter From Avridge Mann have had most experience with the P) diseads do not accept Goldderg’s (@) i WAltor The Star: The second, a misogynist, got pur | theory. It Is undoubtedly true that The other day I aw that they | pte in the face and hissed, “Smoke paondls_ noord ia pouaie an 20 ae | OU ;* would try to pant a law that elgaret:|in public? Let me tall, 1'4 like to|7ueeeptibie to pellagra Just as | ing women-fotk must hide when they |gee ‘em smoke in—” Well, 111 let |%? tuberculosis, am by begin to mnoke, and if they puff in| you make it where you please, but anced diet ina predisposing cause 4 public gaze the judge will tell them |{¢ was where they never freeze. “Thirty anya!” ho many minds may not agree, y OO The Pilgrims never were provoked var this is hen it eoeme to me , when all their women sat and t blerns teem. day, are not ofe half as strict @5| with men and nations #0 upset, how they; to solve the point, J tried to eet |erivial the clgaretl THE DOOR OF PEACE PL vee Gin ae have sight| When poverty has passed away, of proclaimed himself a ladiew knight.| When legisiatore earn thelr pay, BY LEO 3. LARSEN He said, “Why make so much ado? |When children have an equal show, per year, My carrier, city, 600 & month Mothers and Babies Sacrificed The Sheppard-Towner bill, to provide federal assistance in maternity cases, was passed by the senate several weeks ago by a vote of 63 to 7. It went to the house, the dischse—as It is to many Aiseance—but most of us feel thi the cause of peliagra is an infection of some kind yet to be discovered. We feel sure that your sense of fairness will impel you to present te your readers the facts regarding & region of the ni metal Bea 5 4 (In commemoration of the dedicatto the American-Canadian Peace| They're right, no matter what they |When justice reaches high and low, |side of the peliagra question in the | where it was referred to committee with the understanding that it would be promptly | 70 ia Tinine, Wash. meptomber & 10th) do. Besides, why rant and rave |thon give our habite legal ban, if|same spirit that caused you to pub- 7] considered and reported out for final action. os tn ‘ties ‘sli about them? We couldn't get along then we need to, teat gh er Pte is essivas piyrsn: i tions open door, em: AVRI a ss pron goal a It still reposes in committee and the news from Washington {s that it seems to be The portals swinging wide to all the world. Por LaF: 5 OR ’ ‘tamine and plague” in the South. a2 intenti to let it die th ws One hundred years ago these people furled Ridi les T St ti ° Very Sosth ma: ts, at the ion ere. @ crimson flags and sheathed the sword of war. cul: acher’ tics A HARR! » Along three thousand miles no fortress stands Editor The Star: e ba ats Secretary Editor, If this happens it will be RANK BETRAYAL OF THE MILLIONS OF AMERI- To mar the trust these people give gach other; ee cal wh fag aaa 4 poe roy Ds otees, Bog Mord Southern Medical Association, For they are children of a common mother— lee four ya guimpe g CN Lana nara mmr CAN WOMEN who, thru their organizations, have indorsed the bill and urged its ste tedh ef ne dnall ever'eiin thale anal to make an elephant a pair of biink.| cites are in the possession of Be |" Ges, but Boldt's Bread is good! 4 passage. ore, what in bushel of i And soon eternal peace will come, for hate an rae ie ce 2 ~ “9 Gaebucoaed ak’ caret agnor It is*clearly the one thing more than any other which the women of the nation RL ra sie th, conan ead. $4 @ load? ‘This compares favor-|is a strong teacher, hhave agreed should be written into the legislation of the country. ‘The patient trust that bullds this open gate— ably with, the statistion(?| given! The letter of Miss Myre Snow, For faith is jum God's wonder plan— by Miss Agnes 8. Winn in her let-| president Seattle Grade Teachers’ The Sheppard-Towner bill is no maudlin sentimental experiment, as the few who op- Bhall rule for all the world some splendid morn. ter recertly published in The Star.| club, reminds me of the account of| FOr over twenty ratte It tm not to be doubted that she |iarge amount of alms given to the yea pose it have tried to make out. It is a very practical effort to alleviate the suffer- found bumor in the statistigs quoted | yprous regular beggars that were|_ Deatiga August J4. Nevertheleas, they were |to be found on the streets of Beat. ing mothers and to save the lives of mothers and babies. ' LETTERS TO EDITOR taken fiom the official records of| tle, as published in one of the local * the Seattle school board, and pos-| papers a couple of years ago. For A similar law exists in most other countries in the world. ably Intended to deceive, every donation they always whine a my article in Beturday’s Star. "In the United States 25,000 women die in childbirth every year. It is conserva- ‘at tte Ck alae be ue You ‘lor more tively estimated that half of them are the victims of defective care during, preced- | He Favors 3-Cent Carfare et thatthe <robbery of the taxpayer | grafts” A. ‘TAXPAYER. e ¢ ore! . cr raat se 2 fing or following the birth of the child. The fatalities among children during the In Mr. Krickson’'s efforts to wet the | self My taxes are around #100 « The South Pellagra bay Saas digger a “a first year are upwards of 250,000, HALF OF THESE ARE SAID TO |rtare cut tos enta 1 snk Be M)ioata'ime ay’ mory than $30 tore | Bator The ar van OME; mie cxune of panera |] Mr, Ala reetved today te : us! thi 14 be benefited recen' agra scare, ich} Goldber: ed thi 4 a HH NEEDLESSLY BECAUSE THE GOVERNMENT TAKES NO THOUGHT OF He hgs always been the poor man's that Proven pPiyied . * was not Justified ty te facts, does | low price ny cian tab ple the Ss ted Wheat Bread friend. Then let the jitneys run, I pln epee’ ad _ bape keep the | the aie a pep Spe s The|fiouth would have to exist.on this prow an wo ). on a ‘ | The extent to which we ‘as a nation have been remiss in our duty to the mothers |s™ net onpoted to leiting ay on8 | more to TO, SoC Gan Mla te tak oF toe Dorth le tie cotiradaam treme ae’ peara s’ emehotl ie he jaiclaga vin "thas Upitad make a living 4 th . Goldberger, ° 1 w ore Of urope for ‘and babies is shown by the fact that the United States is 17th among the mations of | onet nut how many would pay 10|get to sign up. “Respect 0 Unita States pute beth serie, bo al atelier Bes L o who is obsessed with the idea that a | than before the w: hepa ee ee lewettecualy cerempevcmn| 00 in dre Wl Ss Bk SO al ee meee SOR would, and the rich have thelr own - This is not guesswork. It is based upon the death-rate figures of the enlightened § [cara And again, how many more mations of the world. rides would almoat every one take if The Sheppard-Towner bill is designed to wipe out the stigma which these fig- Post and parte spend may ’ m ng a fares have placed upon the nation. for a man can make good wages ite, but not The amount of money which it appropriates, $1,480,000, is inconsequential in view mae fo tor ngdeonen " @f the urgency of the situation and the great, objective. BTS Femelle cago Miah wien! : " During the two and a half years that congress has been “considering” the bill, |‘"*7 4° st present. and if they te | 80,000 mothers and 250,000 babies have died as the result of the lack of care which {Property can make up the balance, | they would have received had it been promptly enacted into law. There can be no possible excuse for further delay and every member of the lower house of congress who directly or indirectly contributes to the delay should be held _Fesponsible. Washington representatives, take notice! Beg The Growing HIGH COST OF VANITY Pardon! ’ Traffic Menace Fogg shy tbl por engadget In an editorial urging a grand Autos kill 12,000 Americans ® | capital invested of from $7.0: Jury investigation ef the Sedre | year and injure 1,500,000, says |to $8,000,000 and employ in normal Woolley and Steilacoom state hes- | the Insurance Press, That makes |times between four and five thou- Pitals for the insane yesterday, | your chances of being killed by a [S81 men-—Mr. nos Poster, tepre: The Star, in twe editions, referred | motor car 1 in 8,780. It's 1 to |Worke Bhelbyville, Ind, In hear. and ex- |(o the institutions as being le | 70 thet you'll be rus down and |ings on the tariff bill before the \ means of light | cated, respectively, in Kitsap and | injured. senate finafice committee. ‘Gaecline equipment, we had net | Pierce countics. Most of these scciéents occur ee ead the current number of Liter- ‘This was sn obviews error. [in crowded cities, Two causco— pemlltatinrrs om am og ig ary Digest. > Skagit and Pierce counties was | carelessness and congestion. fhedeted Wateon:- iets te By coincidence, it contains an | what we meant to say. Careleseness can be lememeé— [ining 1 never knew before: Catgut article telling of the success of but net ended. is made f: the intestines of sheep, ef meter buses running on rails. A pessimist (2 @ man with a dig To relieve congestion and make suatiaiia tes Antan o ted ee ‘The article is 3 summary of a stock petticoats on Als ehelves. motoring fecl-preof, future cities ass, or mule, but never from those FIRE SIGNALS Gocussion in the Rallway Review. | 0.03 prices ore only awaiting | Till have to provide-subways or Stmnel. on Meck wa Menara” the Ov -R@Us- mE — ine teach inal boltae aelnaentane suanar renin yorciorgel-yre by Joenete finance committee, BG AF Rely Wh os ened vie forest Oe Rae me Seliowss top. Groundievel strest belong * ‘bailie mountaine could not reed them. These messages “Faced these discouraging pedestrians. ABOUT EVERSHARP “ented ho Won ae ant Gaul, Ga ete were not intended for the white men. ar ee torvin * be leh E ? a Te NE NTN Epa Sy ye (wp rn Brey fog oy e iar. It sells to the dealer at yada eri he Earthquake? Ws, eae 40 per cont; net town, #8 Setatpanh Cidibed unatane ool besrbenions soho thriving | 191% was asked who would win | reerypoay enjove the vacation Senin sopresiientaty)''e’ tetie aiver sp Sb yaa aura The white man had no mode of signalling; and has | the war, he answered: “Who won ‘the boss takes. 87 centa.—Mr. C, J. Frechette, Bec.- did not enderstund the Indien code, He must have felt helpless poh o4 baton Sat separ & H ain = aye ieesrer cee indeed when he saw those messages that he tould not read. low warcarthquake ow Hair-Nets Dill before the senate finance con The ordinary way of signaling with fires was by passing a btan- Bt ba dle tingenomp yey delta Mad: mittee. hast nad world total $293,651,000, re le beck and forth before the frre on the ‘Sometimes the red teat pie office bape oy von Ml Fifty miltion dollars worth of | 11's good, that's sure, 40c Supreme| mae would merely back and forth the fire. Sometimes — oP IE pp i AK calamities Gap yh tay peyote egy eed Bee yeti Edt, the world's people must con- 's greatest nuisance, are “ out wes taxpayers, sold In America yearty, says Thee done with a torch. It could be signalled with in the same the “the most effective policy te to |tibute $11,886,000,000 annually, | Hole It spent ‘ way as ; Bankruptey may yet undermine Gary, the hairmet king. fare on the ground; or it could be waved bach and forth and up and ons. cela ae fvilleation if the Washington dis- Male for geauine/ bale note down. form of rail motorbus. Fol | *!™ament conference falls bean Piae-gy egy ed etgtemwn fn the Souttesest the Indians often und olen ond finally & burste with 0 lowing closely in detail the main back to Chins to be made up into ee matin nel Pay mephmlagas“y features that are responsible for | TI line hiv nesrly few nets by cheap labor. A year after ee bon ot wey, Ronstear, Th ndion dons nat the successful perfgrmance of the Many hot-headed people have | the original purchase of raw hair, 8 fight were in progress. nye (ae to the death song of the cactus. Sutomobile truck, it may be ae | cold fect. the finished net te offered for sale hom wes often slaamed by their noise __, All signale convey messages te those sumed a rafl-bus can be construct- —_—_ im Seattle, et night. tho can read them. ian 4 which embodies the same cle The only son that never sets isa a favors ignal on an gutomobide are a signal ‘reliability lormance, comme: signal, often waking ‘actus! cost flexibility in operation, light Fr onal ds Pye Pa gi wrt ready me ang gs ies pepo pang N grvcderseath of service ie. To the men at the fectory weight and low first cost. It is alm nie 8 cactus was meane of attract- this ie not at all, for possible that if the rail motorbus | L Fayette was the last French . ing attention. The leaves of the cactus they their tives are to Excel. Ste be tally das a |*20rteman to win in America, Khe pers eb ak por ga frst puff ap with the heat, then it sings Quality is put into them. substitute for the light passen- Some emall nations have self. Ap AEE epg in government ; others have oil fields. British worrtes ere Dudlin. OU will look In You could indorse it to the col vain for my rat-|lector of internal revenue, and he ing in Dun or/| would credit it on your income tax. Bradstreet. In| And every one of these men would my own town,/| be glad to get it. vd whatever celebri- You could take it to the bank and ty I have at| set gold for it. tained is not] If! weret ake out a check for based on my| $50,000, there fs Hot a man in town financial status.|who would give you 25 cents for it, Yet I should like| for they would all think it a forg- to tell you that|ery, or else that I had gone crazy. W I am a man of| But my check for $10 is just os consequence. g00d as that of John D. Rockefeller. ‘ There is a bank which courteously |O occasion I can issue a somewhat Face Inflamed and Disfig- ured, Lost Rest at Nig furnishes me with a book of partly | @reer check. printed forms, which my signature I am more proud of my commer. ean transform into something as| “#! rating than most people suspect. “My face broke out with hard, red gual da teeny. It gives me a great deal of satisfac: | p which festered and scaled If 1 were to fill out one of these| tion , (Rink that there is not a Dem rare ts HW ee . ( an. A check banka with our name and | tary oyengan ara yanauan? ot | BAR plechan ana chad ond || THE SPRECKELS “SAVAGE” TIRE COMPANY The reel fo en ened take | ‘That being true, and 1 having | (QA sp hed toecratch them, and || . FACTORY BRANCH the ‘check to any man in my town | health and ability to earn enough to my face was inflamed Mente ive Fo NiO. wrath at gia | meet my bills, and habits of econ. tnd diengured. “T Tost 918 East Pike Street omy whict ith. v at ni ton it erg ad erepericn or hardware, and|in my income, Pg Pager — 2 Tile Uctanian, account The iesra.nd pi! E. Pike 64 Waterfrent Garage 93 University St. e the check as readily as If itl emphasis the accusation of velne e | “1 Saw an advertisement for Cutl- Gagman's Tire Shep 610 B. Pitve OL Buty 8 Grete = = Eh Ave, * poor man. joap ai intment and sent | |**” ve, ve, were money. cura 8; nd Ol; Columbia Tire Shop 4857 Rainier A: Georgetown Garage 1625 Duwamish A: You could take ft to the city hall! 1 do not know of any one who is | (°% # free sample, which relieved me. New Method Tire Shop 2101 Westlake Lincoln Service Garage 45th and Stone Way y is Robb's Service Station and pay your taxes with !t really richer than I, ' — more, and after using four Northwest Tire Shop 614 E. Pike st Independent Garage rf Woomana’, gers sit around and moan because Fe Se Soap and two @anley ‘Nelson Tire Shop 5305 Ave Kuay Garage ry my aga! . ‘the suto buses are stealing their T Thi Y r ° psn li wenet (oe Sours, le cree tye ry ont Bi St A Way Tire Shop 6217 Aan! Wor ‘ Scougal Tire & Rabber Co, 109 Main St. - i business. ‘ ry This on Your Wise Friend , Ban Metropoiltan Garage 1319 Fitth Ave. aoe Ceenard Ave, Everett, Wath — i AR a rrange these letters to make a popular proverb: New Universtiy Garage Cor, EF. 48‘h and Brooklyn * Index Aute Ce, Index, tad , A actentist saya short men wwe || eeehhhiilikInoorrsstttw. Sei nrens Geregs © :AS595 10th Ave. Leeds & Leeds Garage Kirkland, Wash. ii pe Tonarat wre sil. tone clans psc cep rgee ed a Ma ‘ermina] Garage , Cor, dackson St. and Western Ave, F. M, Patrick Sliver Lake, Wash, i gest » Douglas & Douglas, the Tire Surgeons, Bremerton, Wash,