The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1922, Page 6

ACE. ata. THE SEHATTLE STAR THURSDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1922. lwas that we don't know the game. Our Need Is [is ive Selon wie" onta"uits (YF HARN A WORD Potter ey rom || for Men Who (iis ors soca we | EVERY DAY developing men to lead just this kind } foday's word la DIDAC' 5. AWRIDGE MANN “Understand” |cmmcrairasizetariog out) Titus morte DIDACTIC. aa them out into a field that ia already ®coen m the second ryliable. BY AMATEUR ECONOMIST hardly " instructive, alming to The Seattle Star Dy mall, ent ef city, Se per month; # montha, #140) @ monthe, #78 $5.00, im the t Washington, Owe cm te, He per month, $4.80 for © mm of ventu crowded, where they can e e e Dear Fotker: ‘The Literary Digest of February 4) mae « living. But where are the |teach, conveying @ moral lesson, . J r quotes from the London “Statint” 09)| nen who understand the South! It es from—Greek “didaskein. ne Ripsnorting Winter A len sau toy car to aun a var en tre war x | [tetra te an “ai a) eg? Shard te Bout | ibed the stairs to see the Kd, and saw a pair of cops, instead cAlaun ty tae Panievion wovernseens | Sunt eens “OA 08 20 Ou ot won| Companion wWerke—Aldectitten, @ I could nee it was a cinch that they were there to make a to Englishmen to bulld a raiiroad | sortus' countey? holes . | h from the coast over the mighty rhe Fa aining| It of Uke this: “Milton's ‘Pa From shi y ‘ali S ro} Los Angeles | ‘The Hnglish have been training | ‘8 ue 6 thin: on’s “Pare the shimmying shores of California to Puget Sound, from the ANG ™ } I really didn't care to stay, and so T ducked and mn away for Andes into the eastern part of the|nene men for generations, Are|dise Lost’ ts a didactic poem” (that : ’ J 0 We d o KK ; for other country, n ning to be worth |in, it ie a poem that teaches a lessor » fro or to Palm Leach these last few weeks have broken a if the Ed was sent to jail I didnt’ want to go his bail y these trained mon going oy poem Payer a) to Hoboken, from Bangor t |] wine, the chance was fair that they would have to keep him there It i claimed that this Is one of) more to Bngland than al) our wealth BO records. A | The scare had left me feeling ill, and #o I went to get @ pill; but the richent lands that has ever been! is ¢ ux? What we need is a few stand the Spanish American and the : ‘ 1 down at Dr. Bryant's, too, I saw a pair of men in bine; and got opened up, that it could support & | jeaders, men who realize what the Oriental, _ Snow where never before was there snow; ice where ice never was seen in the #|| 4 unexpected shock to hear them say, “We want the Doe.” Population of 100,000,000 people, that | opportunity is, men who will wake| If we are able to develop there Ee | tR it haw natural wealth of al) kinds. | our universities up to the fret that) men we will, in the future, occupy Campbell ought to know why all the cops were coause, you know, the lawyer guys admit that they are very wise; but when I reached hia legal lair a pair of cops were standing there. I left the legal baillwick and reached the office double quick; 1 of man; rain by the foot where usually tenths of an inch measure the fall; blizzard, flood, icy wind, a regular old ripsnorter of a winter, from one end of the to another. One thing in certain, that the ng-! our guture depends on their ability to the place that we should. If we do lish are to bepongratulated; can W%/ turn out men with a keen under |not, England and Germany will far be blamed for being @ little envious? standing of the great economic | outdistance us in the next 60 years The United States is the richest | forces in the world, men who under-'It is up to ur. nation in all the world, We have} 00 ; 2 F . opened up the door a bu, and then I nearly had a fit; for I could fore ait to burni why don't pe EDA SEES) see 2 ais September an aged Indian of the Yakima reservation said that the hardest win- Tae staiaty sare talc tal cage, wea alvin tal Se teak a ahane oF tee wenden I thought of things—about a score—that cops could come and ful opportunities? Why don’t we go pinch mo for; but which it was, I do not know-—1 “a = gente to Bouth America and build rail tribes, predicted to The Star a winter with “four squaws of rain and one squaw tomorrow, tho; I'll tell you then—I gball not fall—they give y roads? Why don’t we go into Chins pen and ink in jail, and Siberia? | snow.” T weather scientists were interviewed and they pronounced the Indian predictions gin buncombe. For the best science can do is guess, with more or less exactitude, irs ahead. the Indians “knew” away last September. So did the chipmunk and the gray and the cub bear, and the very trout in the streams, for each in his peculiar . provided for this stern season months ahead. The range cattle went into winter b amgtatlaew Fw gong One of the fruitful felds of this h the heaviest coats of hair in years. Mother Ryther and Progress spurious imitation is aggro It is not at all pleasant for lordly man to admit that he knows considerable less ML Me Borger tion gear grote polities Ae great abiity, an extra J word to those who are #0 | In the side of the mother. Segrega- i) qualifications—one who has . nature than the chipmunk, but the wooliest cub bear which larded on aes pir gd) ogc! va heylie | portage wee ve eblgen ere hin Somcaniene ene wee bes er of fat last autumn for the coming rigorous season knew more than the great- | \roiner Ryther. She has served well,|was not practiced. Buch sreat| pie and saved the county thousands % but would not keep up with prog: | strides bave been made in medical lof dollarn by strict economy and laboratory in the world. ren.” ‘The children were not given |science during the past {0 years |gound businens management—in re oper medical or dental attention | that 1 seems unfair to wit moved by the political “monkey” to the forces of nature are mostly a mystery to man. Indeed, modern man has lost oy when suggestions were made|the benefits from little children at|tne end that he may substitute one for improvement they were not very | the Ryther Home. who, while having no qualifications of his old brotherhood with nature, and the Indian and the coyote know more ter Mnpceverntet, So 2s Meee Gell; We coer tie mead cc Meek nea wing mers aie '& practical end about the stars, and mistress luna, and the pull of the planets on | every child had to go thru the cate. | Ryther, but on every band we see|/when it comes to building political e : gory of ailments was one standby, | similar examples where old methods | fences. And so a crime is committed very souls of us, than the tottering research professor, his eyes for 40 years | jremedies were thone in vogue when |are being replaced by new. against the taxpayer who always e It looks to me as ff the trouble that life may take root In a higher form, « form which fits the needs of | bs ~~ eee one LAN ever-growing present. But in the | first instance a single one of the ma jority, a single “monkey,” may be in @ ponition of authority where he may abrogate the works of @ real man-— & man who dwells in an invisible | empire (the mind) which the other Was coming since he left the war trail, And Pilchuck Julia, seer of the Sno- | ‘irl, A puree W. B. HARRIS, to a high-power microscope trying to find out what diatom eats, and why. manent soe Hiri Commer <i mtisn oteMadte als : ee ered) it Mbabane tevin , - hiet todian of voting ma 3 ahs aaa Go Tal Our Treatment of the Indians rrp Benson ew ag a > . efansson eaye ; bord er colder than 60 Detow Editor The Star: lowest of aliens to our shores, has|son has made the gravest mistake of r. Balfour! in the Arctic. Janitors must suffer from the heat. Public interest in aroused over the! given them every advantage, has|bis rather eventful, but not alto- t should, cr auerek wy wil ee {literacy in our state, and means - wet in our publie institutions to es gether enviable ai eae 5 whe? * a t i" similate this incongruous and unpal- a ‘ | hesitation,” says Mr. Bal- tie 3 can beat my own u ife, orates a prominent ie werMogenarsape Mr Fi j table mass into real Americana, but ——— .. ima of the British divorce defendant; but he fails to say at what. Hut 1 would speak in behalf of &|our teal Americans are given practi-| Sixtyfour out of every 1,000,000 ‘the bis a ae great mans of iliterates, our Indians feally none of these things, and are! of the world’s population are blind : fod wee ed along all|teft to degenerat become ex- peach aren The female with the specie is more deadly than |—*he are madly Nee etn ttney, tinct On yl ou mths Waele ane 8 the le. car true Americans, have not only| Yet the Indian pomesses naturalty | castles and other residences. been robbed and defrauded of Iands| many fine characterisation, and is ca- % ‘ terial pommension, of fishing | pable of the highest development ana Bet Henry Ford could even make farming pay. [224 Mine ants, but they have lattainment. ‘The work of Father $$ $$ $$$ Jin most woefully defrauded of|Duncan among the Metlakatians, tural interests = from fi what ts far more Yaluable-—of moral jand that of the Molieth sisters Federal Reserve pea ib ity, integrity, and character. They|among the Nea Perces, attest thie Ry Criticised which they met in the deflation. |). 0% ahd most of them have|fact. It iy estimated that we have Overnight, advertising sprang up ystem Criticise Whether he would have had the | giet within sieht of schools and| about 10,000 Indians in Washington, throughout the country promising John Skelton Williams has been wisdom and the nerve to stop the | churches, rs nares poem, wanes tnt mars of oon pd a “30% more mileage out of your in either. e patern wm, cou! reac! ee ee ee ae Me SE eT hens fo bance Beene tor | and helped at email expense You'll never know how quickly s| gasoline by using “Dopum’ in your eral .reserve ‘system by the coer mutter. them: has herded them upon reserva-| Our Boy Rcouts and Campfire} bed cough eam be red, uatil you tank,” “your mileage doubled greasional joint commission of sree — tions of undestrable lands; has given |Giris have freety taken thetr aym-| tty this famous old home-made rem. | through using ‘Gas-stretcher’ con- agricultural inquiry as te some Bvery colored person whe hes them poor schools inefficient teach-| bola, customs and names trom the| 547 Asyaee woe hep oes £ trivances,” “more miles per dollar <3 ie Gils oabiaielinn, been im these crowded galleries |ers, and put them under the domtn-| Indians; why not give back some | MA% Sad sll night. will sav tant tie | with ‘Cardboard’ carburetors.” It during the last few days knows |ion of dishonest, dtmolute men./thing tn return? Why not entablish| magi, It ia very easily prepared | The commission agrees with that if the framers of this (anti- |'There has been very litte, almont| community centers in the Indian vil-| tnd there 1e mothing batter for coughs a car were equipped with all those Williams im holding that tm 1919 iysching) Dill had intended to make nothing Gite te Gevetty the Zaeee lagen, where educational advantage: of Fen, hie tid hls stenlstel economizers gasoline would be federal reserve system ought & 4 lew they would not have num- along the beet lines or to make him / could be given, and the young men mex; then pind creeper had temartiya dered tt 13. There te not a colored | what he could very well become—aland women raised to higher stand. veges eyrep to make « fs! viet peg dw lh al mw pa yay person in the United States whe | valuable amet to our nation. ards? Why not bave instruction giv-| [tern syrup, rinse pone ee ae was running instead of out and checked inflation, expansion, wit have any confidence in the law Our Indians, for the most part, are | en in domestic acience, mnitary con- way, the fuil pint saves about is and speculation. tehen pod pase chon has tha ‘Inow dtisonn of eur nations (aay own | tiem the true athice of NOx anal teetiee at tee ‘meer wonaie Much present coal advertising It could, the commission ""™Der 13 attached to it. They |lands, pay taxes and have the right{«ive these circumscribed, defranded | ' for cough preparations, anc based upon the same hysterical think he lengt the do * know if means bad luck to them — to vote, Yet they have very little of | lives some of the advantages so free ves you & more positive, fective i claims of ty. The writer sedcotd ihened Representative Blanton (D.), Tea, |citheens’ rights. They have not come |ly @ffered to the alien scum? The} femedy. It perfectly, amc helleve aavertiae- flation period and thus have to - a under our public educational institu-|cost would be small, the returna ages plane eee festantly | has coal some extent prevented the boom, They that wait wpon the Lord | tions, have not received instruction | would be beyond estimate, The joy ad healing Woo. mane ments from all across coun- which it allowed to rise like » all renew their strength; they atin Pines agi Pom and Procnauar rock from failing all mount upon wings as eagles; tonal lines, and they have no nee od si me they shall run and not be weary; | Of developing rightly on thelr reser. stick. and they shall whlk and not, faint, | ations. It is perfectly easy to see that —fyaiah ol :t/ America has welcomed the very : these statements are true, We 5 . aagynr Sar shite, eroup, “Heavy Snow Falls” — Canadian - cbial asthma are beginning te ate what an 4 isc” whet ducaatsc'case, | Mankind, Monkeys, Mr. Ferguson Pest es eh immense power jwe we vest dians expect heavy mow to dof Editor The Star: ‘This ts the distinctive feature os) * in the federal reserve system. pact tend it ha t, the of service would enrich the young givers and make their own lives more valuable, WHO LOVES Jus. Someone has sald that the major the two world types—the creators TRETZ, tEemne pombe should Meath Nid: When 20! rom lity of mankind tn enenge, n etek land the dectroyers. And ‘yet thes able buyers ef ‘coal ia. thin com. 8 Sn she'll be her brother's keeper in dentroying, disfiguring and falsity. two types are but imitating nature rections and don't accept any eo ers ° ® mew system under circum- —_——__—_ ing the ideas of the minority, and who shortcireuits the life of her fier Co oon teed to ivy oe | sf munity—telling them that out of PR FARM ha a a lea pose “Crooks ore stealing too much.” |that the majority ia without ideas, | creations at the end of the road lead-| The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne. Ind. the many coals we carry there un- CH LEAVES 0U nature, But after what has oc sovs an official, who forgets (9 |1¢ tg incapable of understanding the| ing to destructi@. In the latter doubtedly is a kind which will be UCTS ROTTING ON OUR curred, we do not believe the ™*"tlon how much is enough th cane, however, it Is intelligent, pur- —AAvertizement most efficient for their need and LE MILLIONS — ——— ideas of the minority, and left to ft-| + oorui destruction, the object being WHI ; governor of the board, Mr. Hard- — svaickulan brides have two front |self it must inevitably disfigure and} most economical for their purse. STARVING FOR WANT ing, should feel so confident that teeth knocked owt. It must be hard | deatroy. | THEM. no improvement can be made in uring corn-on-the-cob season, Imagine = menagerie fun of) ‘LET US HAVE REAL PEACE! the selection of men for places _ monkeys. In this menagerie ts a a oa When a girl marries a man with |man working. The monkeys observe ; @ past just for his presents, she [bis movements, the meaning and rate 6 Set Woe has If any able man closely iden hasn't much of a future alm of these moverments are closed wy ccory state in the Union ‘ified with agriculture had been _ to them; therefore, their actions will t exception of se. 1 am on the board in the fall of 1919, The man who tried to marry on {bring quite another rewult. And! ee the eczception 2 ' @ hunting Hoense took her for a |ahould the monkeys escape from i fe soy thet the names of « he might have saved the agrical- . dear Their cage and get hold of the man‘s| we states on the honor roll do 8 peat? vi oe aes sas Solin thie petteee ten war daar include my own. The states | perfectly clean record in all his works, and inflict great dam- > he tee are Maine, New age on themselves as well, But they | 90T ire, Vermont, Maseachus- will never be able to create any-|fle oe receigt Rhode 4 Utah--Rep- | thing; therefore, the man would of your seme og ‘See tara ly “4 . make @ great mistake in refering to ee¢ eddress Sle, their “work” and speaking of! 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