The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 6

hig ASL haat abst 0 AG THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1929, Might and t6 therefore the greated Heroes—or Criminals? Aitaarosdo® ot the od The Star: body—-but benumbs the Intellect.| One of the basic principles of oup LJ Keditor ll ec 8 ar Moral responsibility for automo-| Bra in of tho brain—Jjudgment,| American form of government. ty bile necldonts rests on those whol love, charity, thoughtfulnens, cau-|that the majority rules, Wo aasent |never have them. We excuse reck-| tion, ‘The driver under the stim-|to that principal when we become lens driving in admiration for the] ulation of high speed haw voluntar-|a eltizen of an American atate op man who is brave enough to risk] tly placed intelligence under the Ta jeven when wo become a member of . nol, C. : syege : Jand Col, C. B, Blethen, ! B th L bil ” |} his own life. “Yes, the child is}control of primal physeal feeling nization, Jobs for Widowed Mothers Heer ConGeC chaser in Hin lak urning the “Liabilities Minds bai Ber courad LeampeTURAYEICG| Pin ta Cee TGA TE Hee Te: |e ore KOE. Willing ie Doe Editor ‘The Star | tieut, such ay they are, Tam will| that ho ts against the soldiers Kditor The Star responnible for the construction of |able, Ho wan risking his own life] sponsibls and deliberately choosing|to the decision of the maja I find an article in a recent paling to work. But every placo you| Well, I bellove Mr, Coolidge ts right With the passing of the second|ihose worth 2 Who|anyway. Why punish a man for ail risks to satisfy a nerve ecraying,|then we should not become a citizen por headed, “What Woult You Do,/go you get turned down, or elso it| We boys that were overseas put in an act that resulted in crime, when|Hoe Js not a brave man. Ho haslot the state or n member of the Mrs. Housewife, If Your Husband}is a job you cannot take on ac-| more than two years at $30 a ln intent was #0 strong not to|tiken a shot of dope. He can't/soclal organization, I it not une Died }eount of your children and we can put in some m Jorgantzed Deep Sea halvage com-| foundation’ of those invended “sea! commit a crime that he was brave|be a brave man while under the| American, to become a citizen or a The country needs the money to pro-| pany, I, a witness of the fire, Just) Kings"? Jenough to risk bis own life In the} influe of the da A Koclety or woclal or “dereliotn’ *doomed'* veusel, owned by the newly! put those green timbers In the It is well enough if you have} tis no wonder there are so many A ee mgmber on such a basis and then gumething to start the struggle |unhapyy marriages and women go:| tect the 200 millionaires who am realized with this meanw—yew, What would our ancestors of 10,! affair?’ Let un conse admiring the “brave! deliberately disregard, evade oF dine me With, and maybe have friends that |ing wrong, But the woman who| elt fortunes by selling the govern: | this means—wasting tons and tons or more years ago way to this! “Ayo, there's the rub!” ‘The|man who is not brave but groggy.|Obey the majority decision, Where Will back and help you, But what | wants to de O, K.—how about her? | MINE WM inter oy waggle bah ‘ od lumber, ftINES Tway of doing thingy? Aro we hold-| speodater is not brave. Bwitt mo-|and soak the one who “stepa on A Sas ‘s the excuse to be offered by . actonable price, and 8 not right toliron and stee “ ? a} ‘ ‘ egxion|the purchaser of liquo D0) © wor ho is lef | there should be a atric! ing up the “traditional name” that} tion affects the nerves to demand] at a time when he Js in possession quor In a probile ; about the woman who Is left with} I think there should be a strict] I OR ita aure coroner thoha p a the ner » p take ap with yy an excess profit tax, ‘Then there aro the 600,000 civil employes who have been drawing $240 bonus per} a couple of children and not @}taw that no married women ponny to start any business, or gét/ husbands working should be. al any kind of a start, for that mat-|lowed to work and take the bread As perhaps the citizens of Seattle America has for constructing “ships | more speed, Increased speed stim=|of all his faculties. bition state and in what mannes H, C, HENSEL, [8nd for what reason is he holies than the man who Js sentenced ta this new concern has |that are "SHIPS"? Are we uphold-|ulates the nerves—the phys! 16 of the “Lake Union ‘ing the cause which the “real sail: +4 ai repel Bk dpa he penitentiary for selling him th ter }from some one who really needs tt. | a wad Rail and are making a “fu-/ora” of the East coast so splendidly H Id th B T t ing him the Believe me, I have had the re-{I am talking from good, old, hard ee cginnegp EN Mbge en of thom at the tnolated | started? Not by a jugfull (0) e Buyers, 100 \quor, Sponsibility of trying to earn my /experience, I don't mean to preach, | ints the worvice to escape the draft, |@W2 of Richmond Beach, somo 16] ‘There, on the shores of Richmond | yajtor The Star: so many purchasers of {ici Mquor te believe public opinion should living and keep my boys in school, /for there are lots of people WhO are] it iy entirely proper that they should | Mllo# north of Seattle. town, are two masses of twisted,| Ay a momber of the bar I dosire|there would not be #o’many sellera.|®~4 498 uphold Judge Neterer in and I am asking charity from no/worse off than I, But I wish Thad! y— protected. What right has the} Now citizens of Seattle and vicin-|bent and mangled tron, steel and/to approve the statement expressed | Based on the Biblical quotation | Mppiesome| view, he has taken, ‘one. & chance and a Job worth while. ex-voldier got to be heard in thiy/ity, to your minds, what t4 the true| wood. Ay I watched those flames|/thru your paper by Judge Neterer|used by the judge namely, "As a OLIVER C. McGILVRA. But the jots? Yes, they are plen-| A MOTHER OF THREE BOYS. | matter? He has performed his service |meaning of this? Who ix to blame vardn into the eastern aky—|in condemaing the purchaser a#|man thinketh in his heart, so In ns ae and the people are thru with him, |for this Incredible waste of time, i a fow tron men shot," well ax tho seller of liquor, It t#|he,"the purchaser js suppored to] A small Want Ad in ‘The stay How to R Juce Shooting H, M. WHITFORD. [equipment and money? Who was!Do you agr M.D. _leertainly true that if there were'not|have a higher understanding of! will help you fill your vacant rooms, gr a ee sa ear sg EE $$$ Editor The Star: | plished by a tam of honorable Having witnessed an example of | rewards to police officers for bray- gunplay during a little episode |ery shown in performance of thelr which ocourred at midnight a short |duty, Of course, wo all know that vi time ags, wish to congratulate The} such action is expected of th r Star on its “anti-gun” editorial, neverthele it is true that ¢ e! Being a former New Yorker, I] commendation would go far to pro I Bic: fully agree with Mr, Taft's state-| mote vigilance, and thus, eventually, : ments regarding the New York] prove the undoing of a larger num: | 4 laws, which have proved so.Ineffect: | ber of criminal activities | cl ual as far as punishment of the! In a personal letter from Chief real offenders is concerned. Would] Soveryns, the writer is assured of Suggest the passage of a more co-operation’ of the police de | struck his stringent law, allowing the judges | pa t in this matter. | the lights on full power to hand out stiffer sen- os not the only largo} stopped in tences to all offenders found carry-| city confronted with this grave aster. ing concealed weapons or attempt-| problem, the passage of such laws ‘The tug ing to use same in holdups or other| should be made a national issue | all of the eq criminal ways, and not be confined to individual the Astoria: In my estimation, an enormous | state legislation. Yours truly, They were amount of good could be accom- MORRIS GLAZER, The Asto qually, was ® : ham to S Protect the Inexperienced her, second Editor The Star: | should be developed to some action | pip. a a Your article about Mra. Gertrude | that would give legal protection to] Smith calls for comments from | children of the Almighty and make| s it a heinous offense to swindle your readers, relative to injustice | jnem, ‘i suffered by well-meaning end | Sita tal fall Ok: Gathaves andl Suan stan est, but inexperienced. human be-j} they are now flocking to {t from| ee ings. This earth at present is not} all points of the compass since the} , & fit place for them to live Mn. | morning paper has started its $ Experience {s a good thing, but | booming campaign. You surely| oe often it strikes and leaves us| understand that the vultures are) Bee hopeless and embittered wrecks. the first to answer the call. aa Publio sympathy and interest | A ROMAN. ‘ sich pealillcs . ae : Coolidge Progressivism ae Fétttor The Star: nor, the state house crowd seams to I see that our old friend, Thomas | be havin | Revelle, } unced his candi-| di 2 : : dacy fe n epublican | shi away nom H ticket an aay ha is going to r y My run as a progressive and tells us that | the t 1 larke Savidge 6 i no reactionary ol He} sa3 health v permit him Bok tells us © same time t he ts} t a ie boys genes golng to support Mr. for} ° ‘on are loo a ies president | r, let them cheer thing tor uf Now Tom {sa pretty good fallow 1 disome Ed Clifford, | eset and that part of his platform so far | W9 1s willing to bucklo on his armor reads pretty good, except for the fact | 22d with a battle cry of God Bave that he saya he a prosreaatve ang | the Code and the Reta Power Bull" ia going to support .Mr. Coolidge. | boys on. 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