The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1922, Page 6

The Seattle Star Published Dally by The tar Publishing Co Phone Main 0400, New. paper Enterprise Association and United Press Services By mail, out of be month; § months, $1.00; @ montha, BATS; year, $6.00, tn the ‘ashington. Outside of the state, fo per month, $4.0 for @ per year, By carrier, city, $90 & month, jeoll & Ruthman, Special Representatives San Francisoe of- Monadnock blig.; Chicago office, Tribune bide; New York offic, ian Pacific bids.) Boston office, Tremont bids. Vote for Initiative No. 46 A state-wide organization is making a vigorous fight Initiative Measure No. 46, known as the 30-10 school il. The parent-teacher associations are making just as fight for the bill. The voters will decide No- Here are the plain facts, as The Star sees them: ' A large number of school districts in this state are 9 poor that they cannot provide school for their children u the regular school terms. Many other poor districts assessing themselves the sky-high limit to provide ol at all. In contrast with this situation are rich that have very low school levies. then, as a rule the rich districts contain much railroad property and much valuable timber land, but few children of school age. The poor districts have children and very little railroad or timberlands assess, The 80-10 measure would distribute the school cost ore evenly over the state. The rich districts with the ne levies and few children would have to pay more; poor districts with little property and many children d be able to furnish common school educational facili- ies for their boys and girls. ' There is no conclusive evidence that No. 46 will increase kes generally over the state. But there is a certainty t will increase the taxes of some of the big timber own- and the railroad companies in some sections. So, the question is just this: Which comes first, the ber owners and the railroads, or the school children Washington? The Star believes the public school is the most im- tant institution in America. It is the greatest of all the safeguards of the nation. The interests of the rail- z and the timber owners, however important, should be secondary to the public school. ALLOWEEN {s one of our most unknown about cel ebrations eee Apparently without any provocation, that is what to night ts, eee Its origin dates back even before the annual coal short- ‘+7 While ft only comes once a year, it has seldom been known to miss, cee It really is All Boul’ day, but all the sinners celebrate. eee Yot, as a saxophonist said, “It’s an fil wind that blows no 004." eee If you have furniture you dinitke, just leave ft on the porch. eee Wullam can get his ears clean bobbing for apples in « tub, oo Steal your own fence and gto, and it will help with the coal bill. cee ‘This is the only way you can give the coal barons the gate, eee People naturally hankering for & party can fling one nat urally. eee Your viattors will be guests because you guess who they are. TUESDAY, OCTO =! you needed a king of dia monds. eve Four aces, you will be rich. Five aces, you will be shot. eee ‘Tea grounds tn cup bottom mean tt wasn't coffes, eee Apple peels ghaped Iike let ters show they are not orange peels, eee Count apple seeds. One with the most proves the early worm late eee Apples dangling from strings fs an excellent string game. ee Hach t# the apple of your e7, because thet is where it hits you, eee Race, chewing opposite etring ends, stops chewing the rag. eee In this chewing match, ab wnys give the men @ twofoot wart eee Blindfold everyone ané tet them bunt thumbtacks bare footed. ee Enjoyment tp added tf they carry lighted candles in both handa, eee Hilde and seek is fine. Beck to pull someone's flowers and hide. eee ING OF SPADES means SCIENCE Sea Water Like Blood. Composition Similar. || Life Began in Ocean. || Kept Characteristics. ‘Work Gone at the Scripps Biologh — | Rovel facts about the sea. | position of human blood that, when — | diluted, it bes been injected into the | human veins and saved life, Be The explanation ts simple In the | childhood of this planet, life original: 4 in the ocean, When our ancestors finally bewan to live on land, they had to evolve a way to keep the a& — | tributes of the ocean with therm. % & behavior #0 eppalling, so death dealing, that every living thing fle from him, “off Itke @ streak of light ning,” that they “hide tn ferns, nob © on} institute has established many Bea water is 50 much like the com — pe pat NEW ees Srss? SESS Certainly the 30-10 measure should pass, Vote for np init 46 on November 7, and help the schools, You will know which Is ‘Then the owner of the flow- da'Nibne out Bi, aces cena oe sia tb ae | Personally I 40 not favor vaccina hehe but can't tell which is ere socks your bid eng tans ® ious stenographer beca helped with whial ah before coming to work. tion, 1 would not allow my children eee ‘The ghost really walks for to be vaccinated and I am confident that if the necessity were to arise, | |the health officials would not over- |rule my refusal, In fact, I aid two | years ago refuse vaccination for my- self and children and my refusal was respected. Granted that vaccination ts entire i» ° the tin rattle of their infancy for the ty optional, why this fuss? Is the Clarke Denies He Whacks Chickens Tattle of musketry. Anything for a ‘When the eats are served, those who get paid first. watch the goblin gobbia, pity Pa oo 8 AM the pumpkin heads run- Fortunes can be told tonight ning around won't have can- and misfortunes tomorrow, dies in them. “There are countless toll gates along the road to success. ‘ne tells us her new car ts an FOB. examination of school children such “vig the noise is | EAiitor The Star: life at stake, under duress? ofan. tis Gibe and aun eek ee |an ordeal? I do not see why there is |" Clee Carty refers to hunting as| What is “sport” for him is terror|gone, behind is lett the Gead and ) |any logical reason why my child oF |ws6 manly art.” “the game,” “pure|and death to the birds whose jany other rege Bongo on anders? | sport,” “pot inhuman,” eto. If he|he has invaded. His advice to jezasaination. y should a fow bein “inhuman while hunting,” what|“smokeless powder to see tho jailowed to endanger the health @4 jie ney Certainly not kind. fall easier” shows that this f fel i ; i 5 etish of | killer and killed pay—pay Ore have ae an yet reached the |, What sort of a “game” te tt when “sport” has blinded him to even the appalling price—and will always fom the players are altogether unoventy |Tudiments of compassion or fair play./ until the “bird season is over”—for- matched, and one side plays, with| I fall to see anything “manly” In ever, L, M. CLARKE. letage where we can shut our eyes Jand may that there ls no such a thing - On the ancient agricultural calendar, Halloween was a as disease, Every intelligent indi *t of New Year’s day. Harvest was over and the land- jvidual knows that dinease exists, | called for his share of the crops raised by tenant Det ott woch an thoes Fa Aathscode beget tod ag OR oe Puppy On the theory 1 they g to mind forgotten * when you and I were girls and h nm of yd be’ it was custom for him to arrive late in the evening and boyn, and hetp us feel the lasting trath ef joyous, glad, Eternal |\tne examination of scheot ehildres. | merry at such pastimes as cider drinking and apple Youth, Suppose that Tornmy ts allowed to a Ps i continue school unexamined. Sup- roaring ces, good i SS eo novo nrmrronat titions such as walking down stairs back- to oo oe candle and a mirror in which “her” hi 's face might appear. the with diphtheria, Naturally he ts {nent home post haste. But what he [Foe the Incubatory pertod when i Tommy ts tn the first stages of dix hia > 7 al QA NVER eane? And, incidentally, what of the \ Vey . other puplis? Should they not re i { cotve some protection and considera. ki a ae | Itton? { \ if 2 « th) ‘ OU A izes 9 | Plucking thie “vaccination bone” pose that some fine day Tommy comes to school with the rash of world has never enough of hospitality and good- hip. Let’s revive it, this Halloween, and make the smallpox covering his bedy or ii! The of witches and goblins jovial as well as prankful. of all sham and hypocrisy, is ft not & prejudiced tntoleration of the The Anti-Vivisection View fl ncn will be sorry to learn the Einstein jailed tn Germany ts medical profession that prompts the X Ov: . the Einstein, Maitor The Star: expertmenting on. advocates of referendum 13 to con - Lipsy ; wane 4 en On Monday evening last there was) = Professor Goorner ts an officer of tinually hamper and balk the health s ee ~ {\) nN 5 | Florida man landed 2 fish after three hours, but girls often play one |°" **ticlo on vivisection, written by | the Humane soctety and has studied authorities at every turn? « = : - years and years. the president of the University of | this matter from A to Z. | 1¢ referendum 13 is passed, I % . = A California, He claims people who} Vivisection is « crime that should wonder, assuming that one good ) Werst second-story men are those who tell the same stery twice, wish to abolish vivisection ave over-| be abolished, Vivinection is what the turn deserves another, ts ft not rea- sentimental. He also claims the ant-| word denotes, cutting up altve, and sonable to suppose that tn the near mals experimented on are trented|they do not use anaesthetics, They |future there will be still another {humanely enough, and given anaes-| even buy antmals from the pound move for control? Are they not using Get Right With Yakima thetics, but I say his statement is | cats and dogs—ao It ts not only rats, referendum 12 merely as a stepping A news dispatch from Yakima says that some busi. ae i i aah one. to ee and = pigs, ag President stone towards more ev ige more en. ’ ‘ yone wt x arrows claims, croachment upon our health Inw; sore there resent what they believe to be a feeling | oorner, protessor of music, who has| ‘Vivisection te @ relic of the @ark inter on? og indifference among Seattle leaders as to the needs | his office in the Montelius building, | ages, and certainty should be abol- | An yet they have given no logical ind welfare and interests of their valley, on the corner Ge tage ave, and Unk | tshed tn these civilized (7) times, [reason why voters should do other No doubt their grievance is, in some measure, justified. tsspoanlepa dtd Resa Cac no Pb age = more humanity toward |than vote No. They have, however, he more alert Seattle leaders have recognized it and | aanimals are treated when used for Neng salen good Bevin Ba aor oe the causes. —— nelentions public can scarcely do natural for peop! self-centered and to Wh Al the A sks . er other than vote No on referendum to look across the mountain range or the back- | pattor tne ny l F J Writ pe eset a 3 paramount importan , fence, as the case may be, to concern themselves I have been reading with interest ponents of setwendain, 1 “woul ith their neighbor’s prosperity. the letters for and against refer-|have us believe, or is it merely a Yakima and its wonder valley constitutes one of Seat- anton oe aye ae 3 and the | subterfuge to hide the real ineue? more I am fnclined t » Wh c tle’s very best markets. It is imperative that we hold [ait this tuss and furore over toxins, |antagoniom toward vaccination, ther market and 1 . ) |antagonism toward ination, they t et cultivate it. It is only enlightened self- |anti-toxins, serums and what not?| seize upon this “bone” to swing the for us to devote much attention to the problems | Th!s “vaccination bons’? Is tt really | voter in favor of referendum 13, age part of the state, help in their solution, upbuild Lincoln said . Say is Ha region. Our interests are mutual. SAVE when you buy The Star urgently calls upon every Seattle business You given the public ample food for ALICE MB. MEYER. [thought. A discerning and con- \Winter’s chill soon vanishes when you have a good oil heater filled with Pear} Oil, The touch of a match brings a on a single filling. 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