The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-07-22
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

WISE AND OTHERWISE
After the British teachers Of dancing held solemn
eoncave the Aero twosep declared the latest ap
d do,oo II was invented by Scotchman. Care
fn observation shows that slight suggestion OF hyng
,ava warrant to the name Lands sake, as the OLD
woman SAYS if we got to dance IN keeping WIFI every
darn thing these later-day fool mortas invent what IN
the world will we be adding before it's ended9
Los Angeles is to have the novelty OF a wedding on
horseback The participants both members OF tne
Ont West Riding Club The ceremony is typical Oh Inc
old California DAYS when Governor Pic Pco with MS
bride rode the duty Canine Real Just why some per-
sons wish to be married horse in mlda on the water
and he like puzzles the prosalc dames out tnere
are others who claim that the soemnity OF the oldtme
marriage ceremony less serious Tor the merrynag
nor the VOWS less strongly spoken for the JesC which
these novel arrangements introduce. After all, remain
inc together after the seems to be the real
puzzling part of the proposition.
At the graduating exercises OF most OF the eastern gn
boo1 this wear # was noticeable that the graduates
wore inexpensive dresses and had no lowers Ihs snow"
a thoughtfulness for others which is wholesome ana
nraiseworthy Fortunes favored ones could ENJOY
their flowers when they reached their homes all the
mora deenlv bv knowing that those who moved IN the
more humble walks of life experienced no feeling OF neg
lect therefrom The broadening movement was
taken up by the churches some years ago ana
schools requested parents not to present their children
with Gifts at the church festivities they themselves see
inc each child is equally entertained and remembered
One writer has said that there never was time IN
America when there were so many idle rich and what
would be the final outcome of it more than he could
see It does not yet appear that there neeo DC grave
approximations along these lines The rapdty with "ncn
we are living keeping track pretty well with our IN
creasing weathies When they have exhausted them-
selves in the world of SPORTS which ranges from the
extremes in base ball. foot ball. and motoring to prize
FONTS inst give pause and think how they must tram
their minds to make them swift enough to keep up with
the achievements of the laterday coursers OF the air.
- Charles III Cramp veteran shpbuilder, now in South
America has written personal letter to superintendent
Branbaugh Of the Philadelphia schools urging that more
attention be paid to the instruction of Philadelphia youths
the Spanish language The writer further SAID that
he fonnd that German English and Americans were
doing prosperous business in Mexico Central and South
America and Cuba mainly because they had acquired the
use Of the Spanish language 1t IS very apparent at
Americans are at disadvantage compared with EURO
means in their trade relations with the merchants OF the
SPANISH American countries, and America INTENDS TO
successfully push commercial opportunities IN Mexico,
Central and South America and Cuba, it is quite lmpor
tan+ that Mr. Cramps suggestion be made general
There are some Americans who are exercising them
selves to quite extent the moving pictures OF the
Reno fight If the amount OF energy when was
used to have the fight called off in California and wh1ch
is now being expended against the exhibition Oh tnese
pictures had been toward industrial abuses much
GENERAL good would be accomplished This great acces-
sion Of righteousness over moving pictures OF prize
fight is in way anticipating. Let us put firm hand
upon abuses of larger public and let the smaller
things be adjusted less strenuously.
Chicago painter who for weeks prior to the Fourth
of Tuv had worked get out picture OF George and
Martha Washington under the belief that inasmuch as
,yo ,uora To have safe and sane Fourth men s minds
would naturally to the old Colonial days and the
te meaning of the Fourth would inspire ready sales is