The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1922, Page 6

Pudlished Dally by The Star Publishing Co. Phone ae 0000, Nowy. "y , Sto month: & year ‘of Washington ‘ month ~# rear. 7 » Nicoll & Ruth > SS ESR Lodge's Religion of Hate from whatever merit there may be in the of irregularities in the re-election of Senator in Massachusetts, the reaction to the possibility of being put on the senatorial grill is interesting. All over the country there are people who would like to fee humiliated, even to the point of being thrown 4 senate. There is a bitter feeling against him. t at the last election would have pleased more than the defeat of any other candidate, Teason for this is that a feeling has grown up fn that Senator Lodge is an apostle of the gospel is hatred for Woodrow Wilson has played the boomerang trick that hatred usually plays—hatred eted on the hater. The result is that Henry Cabot who did much hating himself, is probably the most man in public life. m’t pay to hate. The man who hates another is conscious of it, altho the hated one may be going about his business, blissfully unconscious of the it he ia being hated. b hatred punishes him who hates. It is an unwhole- , unhealthy emotion. It embitters and makes un- him who harbors it. @ Will object to Henry Cabot Lodge bringing down if whatever punishment there may be in in- guilty emotion. dy of it all is that he has brought upon the é ‘not only of his own country, but of the whole as well, misery and unhappiness because his power An a politics enabled him to delay the brother man while poisoning himself with hatred for a ter man than he is. Ban Francieoe et: New York effios, office, Tremont bide. are better than big turkeys because there lan't so much amall turkey. Robody loves a fat man because he ls hard to get around e Ingratitude of a Republic written by Mrs. Abraham Lincoln after the nation of her husband have just been discovered in ; drawer of an old desk. In one, dated Dec. 26, wse fate and the great injustice of a owed so much to my beloved husband does toward lessening our heavy trials... . We and in return for the sacrifices my great ee ee ce oe ble ‘Refusing to Be Defeated Bernard Shaw writes to a young idol-worshiper requested his autograph: “Set fire to your col- nip Tene Rt and sit - the top.” ie gave oung man the autogra; Beet ago ngersoll told a re; Tee | 4 interviews.” Reporter asked, “Why not?” told him. So the reported wrote an interview oll =. why caplet be interviewed, sometimes can transformed into victory, {f give it the right twist. te {accumulated $60,000,000 of the Burlington system), instead Issued in the way of new stock, ought to have been used for the Of retiring either stock or bonds, and thus lessening what the have to pay tn the future Instead of Increasing it. Now we and posterity have to pay higher freights in order to Income on that $60,000,000, which in reality was our money in ‘beginning —Senator Norris (R.), Neb. fan’t it, how a senator who wants to subsidize the defiated 8 “wild-eyed radical,” while another one who wants to subsl- M railway and steamship companies is merely o “sate and sane West Rumney, N. H., a man caught an eagle in ikunk trap, the eagle's disgust.” my . John Dee for President? D. Rockefeller got three votes for governor in New late at the last election. So announces the board of Ford runs for president, what would you think D. as his ent? In industrial ability and th, they resemble each other strikingly. On the ge, one pays about as good wages as the other. Their are interwoven—one producing the gasoline, the using it up. ic gag apr SAM anything more fantustic than the governmont of the solemnly declaring its purpose to take 68 per cent of and then providing the means (tax-exempt securities) where- not pay any tax at all?—Representative Mills (ft.), N, ¥, Morgan will take a nce on lending Germany a billion or in Sam will indorse the note. All Morgan wants is i iy, big Interest and 4 fat commission. bs Bian LETTER FROM V RIDGE MANN » te atill an awful mem, with all the Christmas stuff. A and then I guess we garnered quite enough, We bar—eo all our friends Mike bottles “What lucky birds you It makes me think I'm th a store with even show the three or four of gifts I (ves, I got @ pair), « pip I got It from the wife. And when I game on all the stack of sundry Christmas thing» 1 recollect the awful pack of trouble Christmas brings; the rush of work the day before, the muss on Christmas day-—the stringy and paper on the floor we have to clear away. But still, with me, It didn't last; my labor soon wae done And when the work and rush was past I had a day of fun, I know it really ten't I who has « right to wall—but what about the busy guy who brings the Christma mail? For he'# the bird, beyond a doubt, who hae the hardest job; he has to pack @ trunk about, and amile at all th mob. But still he gally goes his rounds, and never ewears or Jay At guess the post man must have found the eoul of Santa Claus isdn aoe PERFECTLY SIMPLE | By Berton Braley 1% experts and professors and esconorniste have made The Study of the Workinaman « Science and @ Trade, They've written many volumes in a deep and learned style, Avod doped cut oharta by millions and statistics by the mile, And thus they've made the Workingman a Problem and a Question, While he's just a Human Being with « heart and « digestion! » keep It on dinpiay~ po, & carving-knife, a necktie that I have to Iie father wae a man and a woman wae Ris mother, And before he learned to walk he had to crawl; And if you treat him fair, like a Man and « Brothes, Hoe ten't any Problem, at alll WN Geep beneath the theories and learned Mavertations, The studies by Comnatesions and long investigations We find the Labor Problem ts tho Problem of « man Who wants to get much comfort and such pleagure as he ean, He's netther very stupid por particularty wise, But he wante some fun tn itving ere he withers up and dies He has hia hopes and dreams which oppreasion cannot amother, | He clings to them whatever may befell | But treat him fair and square, like a Man and « Brether, | 2 And he tan't any Problem, at allt || Lice, E'S not @ mere Commodity, but human fiesh and blood, Like every other mortal sinos the season of the flood, And—in spite of rome exoeptions—what he generally asks . Is nO more than decent wages for his not-tooeasy tase Men and Monkeys. For a deoont, healthy living which his fantly can share And--if honestly considered—thet's not any more than fairt Oh, the Workingman ts Fotks—just the same ae any other That you'll find upon this planetary ball; versity, In @ louse specialist. He thing’ So treat him fair and square, like a Man and a Brother, tells us such things as these And he ten't any Problem, at all! | (Copyright, 1922, Seattle @tart English Doctor The case as % whole is by far and) away the biggest in world history. | ‘The biggest of the kind prior to this| was that agninet Venezuela, amount. | ing only to some ten or twelve mil-| The cormminsion’s principals are VU.) S. Commissioner Edward B, Parker, German Commissioner Dr, Wilhelm Umpire William Day, formerly associate justice of the U. 8. supreme court; R. C, Morris, American agent; Karl von Lewinaki, German agent; Henry B, Morrow, American secretary, and O. C. Kiep, German secretary. Hearings will start in Washington but the commission may, and prob- ably will, hear some of the cases in Proceedings will not be Robust Health For 1923 Thirty-four years ago Dr. Arthur Bernades, above, was a grocer’s clerk in a Brazilian Now he’s the newly elected president of Brazil THE SEATTLE STAR a7 is upon the shelt—we myself; my #lippers Many Varicties. kind of Hoe. the seale in the Atlantic have Must Decide Value of a cieietee Life to Settle Claims CONGRESS; HOW IT OPERATES Boys and Girls of Beattie: How much 40 you know about congress? Do you know how many members of congress there are from this state; how much salary they get; how the speaker of the house is chosen; how nominations for congress are made; how congressmen are elected; what congress oan and cannot do; how often congress mects; how special sessions are called; the number of congressmen ts fixed? If you want to know about these things; tf you your civics course in school on congress, The Star's Washington Bureau t* prepared to help you. It has fust prepared a bulletin telling all about congrese and congressmen and thelr duties, eto. The bulletin ts free to any reader of The Star, Fill out the coupon below and mall as directed, i Washington Burean, Seattle Star, 1832 N. ¥. Ave., Washington, D. O I want « copy of the bulletin CONGRESS, and enclose herewith two cente in stamps for postage. S00 Cte s econ cen ewecememmeneees ses sceescoreens: {18 t8 °C. + o°e °° 288 Oe 208 eee Tet eee ees means to than asmarg he en Without it ess and the fall |to nave these tacts come up suet | Union Men Call when Mr. Bryan had settled it that men and monkeys are not blood rela | tives, Hang Iloa, anyhow! | Barber Boycott WELLA, England, Trades union members of this dis triet have declared a boycott of lo-| jeal barbers owing to thetr high| prices for hair cuts and shaves. | SCIENCE ‘Russian Craze Sweeps London’ LONDON, Den 21-—French vis ftore to London bitterly oriticize the Hach animal has ite own peoullar | vaiing Russian crass. They say, |"It'e Russian art, Russian eraft,| BERLIN, Deo. Professor Ferris, of @tanford unt Russian dancing and Russian every: | Ebert's purse was stolen by a pick | pocket while he was shopping. Each Animal Has Own. German President Loses His Purse WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1922. Hntertaining at dinner, the ideal hostess does her utmost to put any late arrival at ease. Should the quest be a woman, the hostess from the table, wrects her © lly an@ conducts her to her place without men tioning the fact that she 's late, and making light of her apologies. If it ie a man, the hostess bows and emiles without rising. In either case, she etarta @ con versation immediately to draw at- tention from the newoomer’s tar dinena. |Dying Is Pleasant in Love Suicide 8AN FRANCISCO, Deo 21-— “You are the only girl I ever loved. To die for your sake is as pleasant as love,” wrote Arthur Goodfell to @ young women before he committed suicide by taking poison. Starving Russians Eat Five Children HELSINGFORS, Deo. 21—Starv- ing Puseiatig, who evaded the WMia- [nish guards, crossed the frontier and | kidnaped and ate five children i U.S. NAVY YARD 2 ‘Take Past Pteamers ot Colman Dock Saturday and Bundey, 9:36 p.m. Wednesday, Friday, Seturdey and Sunday, 11:20 p.m. Fextra trip Bat. & Bun. 9:80 p.m. Passenger Fare 80¢ Round Trip Navy Yard Route Cotman Dock Main 3963 The Egyptian kingfisher has lice like the North American kingfisher; ground equirrela have lice Itke Amer fean ground equirrele; our tame hogs | have Mee like the African bush ples; | hawks all over the world have aimt that cannot have caught Hoe of each other, but which are relatives, have Injured by Rays in many, many cases, the same kind SHEFTIFLD, Bngiand, Deo nv | % Noa, and lice of « kind which no Dr. Harwood Nutt, radiologiat at | %h*r animal haa. Royal hospital, has been so badly [burned by X-Rays that he has had | have similar itce! 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