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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03

"Booze" First Meant "Drlnk."
Harper's: The word "booze" came
to us before the fourteenth century,
seemingly from the Dutch, in the
form of 'bous" or "bouse." At that
time. as noun or verb, it meant
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03

Venezuela has bird called the
vak-amilk which the natices train TO
perform the Same duties as a shep'
herd dog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
Lemon Juice
For FreckIes
o,risi Mske bcauty istion ~
homo for q few ecwtA Try MI

squeeze tno Jaicc % t~v icaioos
into bottle containing three,
ounces OF orchard white. shake well.
aud you have quarter pint OF tbs
beat frcckle and tan lotion. an6
complexion beautifler. at very. very
small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces OF orchard
white for few cents. Massage
this sweetly fragrant lotion into tho
face. neck. arms and hands each
day. and see how freckles and biem.
ishes disappear. and how clear. soft
and white tho skin becomes. Yes.
~ IL harmless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
COAST CUNNERS
TO Be TRAINED
IN FIELD WORK

uy waited Fr~~s ~rH~d Wire
CAMP LEWIS, TACOMA. Sept.
7. Scarcity OF both light and
heavy field artillery In the 4. $.
army. and the necessity for keep.
Ing this arm Of the service on n
par with the infantry units being
sent 10 France. has led to the de.
oision by the war department. II
WAS learned today. 10 convert
most OF tho coast artillery on the
Pacific Coast into field artillery.
Fifteen hundred members Of the
oatlonal army. who will report at
Camp Lewis. will. Il is said. be
trained nj the forts On Puget
Sound. dlsplacing an equal number
OF regulars and national guards
men. who will be- shifted TO this
camp for intensive training In
hnooiiaw field artillery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
"C0ntrite Spirit"
Barteyed Her Love

Dear Miss Grey; Just a word 10
"Contrito Spirit" You are only
one among many mon who bartcr
the true love OF good woman.
Your wife Is unusual. inasmuch ms
she has the spirit and courage 10
10 ahead and do what we all would
want 20 do In like circumstance II
We were not broken hearted.
Therefore. do not believe her
perfect love and trust will come
back entirely: but she will prob
ably forget. and give you the love
she r. capable OF. with the right
Kind of treatment. and the first
step would. OF course. be TO remove
the camo OF the breach
DESERTED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
Find River OF Mud

~ IfsFssd t~~ s.ss.s Wiw
WASHINGTON. Sept Kat
MAJ In toe greatest volcanic crater
10 the world
This WAS the report wired 10 the
National Geographic sociccy by
DR.. Robert y. Griggs. who headed
as expedition that has just reached
Kodiak. Alaska. after tour Of
the Valley OF Ten Thousand
Smokes"
Tho party surveyed tho Katmai
area. and found that Tho crater r.
nine miles In circumference and
1900 feet deep. Tho party also
discovered n river OF mud. n miles
long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
WantS 10 K now
1bom West Point

Dear Miss Grey; Kindly tell ns-
where | can got full intormasiel
about entering tks United state
naval academy at Annapolis. or ts-
army school at West Point.
STUDENT.
You can rad the regulations
conceraheg these schools st tho
library. Also. In sortssat losa VITA
Ne give. you ~ the federal
building. or yoar SOS Frcsannan
VIII tell you aScwt then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

Newer az ain U,n higb-sl
&c offered foe so little money
Every art,eis in this great
oriesa Cona-taks advantage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
Talk OUer Plan Vim
! onng GfrI Eriew6

facsr Miss Gry; am 10 year,
old aud 20 with giri a year yous =
er. am anxious 10 Join tho navy
Would Il be just TO this giri to en
list without saying anything e
her about u until I have been nc
eep,ed. or shosls tell her and ~
Aaybowf LEN.
II you are 10 tho habit -
talking over your plaza VITA
the Eiri. II would be kinasv TO
tell her before you enlist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
Joe Flanagan Will
Take Maulers East
Press Leased Wire

ny Waited Press leased Wire
PORTLAND. Sept Joe Elan.
igan. Portland boxing promoter, an.
nouncod today he was considering
n trip East with Weldon Wing and
Muf Bronson. two promising
young Portlanders Their first
stop would be st. Paul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
NATIONAL ARMY
Goes TO WORK
AT CAMP LEWIS

ny United Free. Leased Wire
CAMP LEWIS. TACOMA.
Sept. T.-Mombcrs OF the ma
tlonal army had their frat In
troduetlco to tho myStsriss Of
drill at this post seeay. Non
commissioned officers Stre
tentatively seleetee from
among THO new men thew
selves 10 assist serOeants freM
the regular army who arrivee
from Vancouver barracks yos-
terdsy TO ta.s up the work Of
instruction here.
Organization is progressing rap
Idly.
The now men are being assigned
TO the 3Glst regiment. under com
mand OF Col. w. -. Davis They
are entering upon their new If
enthusiastically. and perform tn,
work OF sweeping. busting Rnt
scrubb!ng the buildings that arc {,
house them. In addition 10 kitchen
duty and policing. without muir
muir OF complaint.
Two pairs OF army blankets and
n straw tick insureH every rookie
n good nights Meep. and tho foot
served IN tho mess rooms IN pro
nounecd excellent by tho embryo
soldiers Among the conscripts 10
day arc 2t7 men from San Fran
cisco.
The medical corps was strength
csed by tho arrival OF the Four
teenth ambulance corps. S Oregon
i22 strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
Chinese Upheaval Near

"The Chinese upheaval will be a
catsclysmic echo OF the conflict
between autocracy aud democracy
In the Western world" said Hsieh
Tchyi. OF Peking. who was in Seat
tie Friday. lie is a Chinese law
yer, who IL studying constitutional
law IN America.
"Out of this upheaval. China Will
.,---- --~i'~er ~seA and olsen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

Frank Anderson 10. 90 Russell
place. sustained n bruised knee
when an automobile IN which be
was riding across Union OH It's
sccoud ave. and Burned on it's
side Two other boys IN the car.
which wa a delivery auto. were
uninjured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
Muster in. Guard

Col. w. f. Mcclure. represG
the adju,ant general. mustsroI
to service the First machine
company of tho washington
Guard Thursday night at the
tie Armory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
Here's Nay ia Clean
IVory Piano X eys
.iskS Hoe Long 10

Dear Cynthia Grey: How can
clean my piano kcys7 nESs
Rub with soft cloth moist.
cned with alcohol. then dry
with another cloth. DO not get
any alcohol on the wood. as Il
viii inJuro the varnish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
Sale Starts Tomorrow, Saturday,
September 9Th, at 8 A. NJ. Sharp

tatst Cearans n hundred
with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

nv. II. M. Rogers, Who Secured the Great b. Sch'
poviurn Stocks. Grabs Entire Larsen-MueiIer Sh
Portland, Oregon 1000 Pairs of Sample Shoes
and Thsown on Sale Saturday at Rork- Bottom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
CHILDREN
co INTO COURT

The King county juvenile court
has just closed the most satisfac-
tory year In It's history. according
TO the annual report OF Or. Lilburn
Merrill. diagnostician OF the court
A total number OF 1857 children. of
whom 1s2 were boys and 305 girls.
were brought To court. Fifty-four
per cent were apprehended because
OF their irregular conduct, and 46
per cent because OF family neglect.
Among the facts cited in the re-
port is classification of the sos
delinquent children cared for. &C
cording TO their dominant individu-
al traits which made II necessary
for the court to provide some sort
of care and treatment in addition
TO their home guardianship.
Dishonesty. according to Or. Mer.
rill's summary. is the most preva-
lent form OF juvenile delinquency.
and was responsible for the court
appearance OF 25.4 per cent during
the year. while 1914 per cent were
characterized by immoral traits.
and IL per cent were persistently
disorterly In their attitude toward
the peace of the community.
Only two boys were brought TO
the court because OF intoNication.
or 49l children cared for as a
direct result of family neglect, 81
per cent were found by the court
TO be without adequate moral guar.
dianship. : per cent were abandon.
ed. and s per cent required the pro
lection OF the court because of pow
erty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP

Editor The Star: II Is said BY
some writer's that the interests OF
capital and labor are by nature OPP
posed. and cannot be harmonized
When capital and labor are regard
ed as two classes. II is likely that
this statement is true.
Capital and labor are jointly en-
gagged in the production of wealth.
and the product is divided between
them. II is TO the interest OF each
Of them TO secure as large portion
of this product as possible. and in
this effort they are in constant con-
flict.
But II is said also that II Is the
interest of both classes TO create as
great a product as possible. so that
their respective portions shall be
greater. Here might be found an
identity OF interests. but we are
again stopped by the economists.
who assert that wages OF labor bear
a fixed relation 10 the cost of liy.
ing.
IL may be that there will never be
a complete harmony in the rela.
tons between employers and EN-
ployes until the employers are the
agents only of the employed; that
is, until the ownership OF the ma
terial means of production is in
vested in the employed or the state.
II is probable that while there is
a capitalist employing class and a.
purely laboring class. that these
two will always be in conflict.
All that The Star can do is to
help make the rules OF this war as
humane as possible. II seems TO
me that the best and most efficient
way of doing this Is TO set forth
Systematically and persistently ex-
positions of the economic laws that
fix the relations between employers
and employed. Political economy
has been called the dreary science.
but II is the most important We
must know what is right before We
can do right.
Have we heard of any strife be-
tween the city government and its
industrial employees? We have not.
This is because, in this case, the
employer is. in a sense. the agent
of the employed. Then let The
Star use its influence to extend
public ownership as far as possible
into the field of industry.
Do these two things and you will
be doing all that can be done to
minimize the evils OF industrial
strife. FRED ]. GELS,
1858 Ninth Ave. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
FOR BETTER INTEREST

Editor The Star. The labor
question Is one OF deepest impor-
lance. and calls for most serious
and thoughtful consideration. There
is much al stake not only the wei
fare OF labor itself, and the capital
that rewards labor. but also the
peace and good order OF the entire
commonwealth.
Where the labor question is dis.
cussed. calmness OF mind and wis
dom OF course must prevail. Pas
sion and excitement must be re
pressed, views OF temporary gain
or triumph set aside; the voice OF
reason must be heard, and the ulti-
mate welfare OF men. individually
and collectively. must alone be
sought
Let the eternal principles OF JUS
tice and OF charity dominate the
discussion. and the labor question
viii not be a menace TO the nation
Everyone should be interested in
Il: everyone should. by word and
deed. contribute 10 its solution as
far as circumstances allow.
The capitalist. or employer. who
Is harsh or cruel. who shows no
regard for the comfort OF his work
ingmen. should be made To feel our
blame; as should also the work
ingman who. in his way. shows him
self selfish and unreasonable.
How many there are who talk
loudly OF social justice. or the
rights OF labor and capital. and
who force both into distress by
their own persistent efforts to OBJ
tain the fruits of labor at intoler-
ably low prices
The Star should cause a general
awakening OF interest in matters
that affect the welfare OF fellow
man. with a sincere resolve TO
prove that interest by earnest &C
ton. These are the great needs OF
the hour. and will do much toward
bringing a better understanding be-
tween capital and labor.
w. p. DOYLE.
Sedro-Woolley, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
NIGHT CLASSES
TO Be OPENED

Public school night classes foi
the second semester viii open Wed
neBday night. They Will be held In
Broadway. Franklin. Lincoln. Queen
Anne and Ballard high schools. and
at Central and Washington gram
mar schools
Instruction will be offered as
follows:
Ballard high-Grammar. English
mathematics. Spanish. commercial
subjects. typewriting. stenography
penmanship. bookkeeping. CONNER
cial English. cooking. sewing. mil
llnery. mechanical drawing cabinet
making. English for the foreign
born. grade school work.
Many Courses Given
Broadway hlgh-All OF the sub.
jects mentioned above, and in adj.
diiion French. German. English
and American literature. ciyics. eco
nomicA. chemistry. physics. ele'
AAA'uAANN flfthIAtAAfs AAhl hff " il
preparatory. salesmanship. adver
Using. life art. pottery. architec
tural and machine drawing. shir
draftinK. sheet metal work. gas On
CINE. automobile care and opera
ton. machine shop. music vocal
orchestra. gymnasium girls. dis
play lettering. women's carpentry
REORGANIZATION class (for aliens
preparing for citizenship.
Franklin high-PenmRnship. com
mercial arithmetic. typewriting
stenography. commercial English
bookkeeping millinery. cabinet
making.
Commercial Subjects Taught
Lincoln high--All commercial
subjects. ciyics, gymnasium. cook
ing. sewing. millinery. mechanical
dra wing. cabinet making and ma
chine shop. grade school work. Eng
lish for the foreign born.
Queen Anne high--All CONNER
cial subjects, Spanish. mechanical
drawing. cabinet making. drawing
design Snd pottery. millinery. sew
ing. English Cor the foreign. born
grade school work.
Central and Washington-Eng
lish for the foreign-born. grad,
school work in the nth. sixth. sew
,nth and eighth grades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
RUSSIANS RETIRE
BEFORE GERMANS

PETROGRAD. Jan. An often.
sive Of great proportions. launched
by the Germans on the Dobrudja
front. was announced by the war OF.
flee today The Russians were
forced TO withdraw 20 their second
line
Twcnty-threa German battalions
took part in the attack, the official
statement said Tho assault vas
directed against the Russian center
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
LISTER HlTs LEWIS

OLYMPIA. Jan i-Goyernor Lis
ter has wired Edwin NJ Conner OF
South bend that the claim made
hy Warren H. lewis 10 the effect
that he received greater number
Of votes than YOU for presidential
clector. 10 incorrect"
Lewis had written Common that
no would waive HIS legal right to
cast a vote for Hughes In the cleo.
toral college. 50 the state vote
would be solid for Wilson. The
mix.up in the count resulted from
the death OF Capt A. T. Stream.
democratic elector. after his name
had been printed on many ballots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
SEARCH SHOWS TO
FIND MISSING PAN

TACOMA. Jan. After tao
weeks Ia the deep SHOWS near Alder.
a searching party has practically
given 10 hope OF finding Mr. and
Mrs otto Powell. who disappeared
some time ago from the Powell
Poole Lumber Co.'S camp.
Forest rangers and nearly the en-
iirc population Of Alder are con
Quoting the search Mrs. Powell Is
daughter OF City Treasurer +. r
White of Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
SUB Warning OUT

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. ls--Another
warning to British merchant ships
TO watch for German submarines
has been flashed by British war,
ships near the coast here Mas.
ters Of ships said they had been
warned that wholesale attack on
commerce was contemplated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
LOTS FOR SALE


5000 MEN WORKING
ON tho nate caaY Walking distance -
two beautiful tote o. YaunEstovn. for
100 each ifalf what ownfF paid e
years aRo 8sn are beEKinE for homes
near their work Contractors. Whst 10
wrutE
west iits PETIT Younrstovn
NAVY YARD PROPERTY
Wiu boom shortly The government is
making fhr Puget Sound hafN Yard Tho
frcnt.af 100 The county Get 500 nov
Lots range Sea price from 500 ard 90
Wfhln Z minutes aalk ~ yard 30
cash rurnfIrut come fn al aufs
OH HAAHo" A son att riks Hf
nENp ORE FAHTEHT gHowfNG
city, 10 oregon Y.ofs 700 60 ftee.
tetttp Contracts signed t5 owner q
daHr. y month 90 lniersat. 900 taxes
BEND LAND ca tesi Arcade nldx
Main t11s
NAVY YARD PROPERTY
Wiu boom shortly Tho government &C.
making tho PaHr' sound SasF Yard fha
greatest tn the country Oct 81 ROW
f,ofs range in price from 500 ard 40
Tlthin Z minutes whh - yard fIn
raah sufneienf Come iu ~ once ole
uauson a Nou sfe PIKE -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
MADAM NELLIE

nlnEtsf ruaranters e. read your entire
NE past prescott and fufsre. EItes tfae
advice un husiness fHta health end
family affairs tells thr rame ~ your
future hlstant ~ utfs ard shat Co. 90
60 10 usrrrasful IN iifr Rhc has faat
arrived in erie city never here before
one visit wil pav yea far your many
disappointment in others Fhn uiii 60.
move 90 nttfnriVs and ttii You hos 10
win and hait fte ane FHn desire Hhr
Ettrs advice Hn $50 Important affaira -
NE Special readiaEs SOC Hotel Etk.
rnom e. fttf Second near Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
ATTACKS REPULSED

BERLIN. Jan. LIN hand-to-
hand battles. German and Austrian
troops between the liz and putna
valleys, of Rumania. succeeded in
storming several height positions
and repulsed violent Rumanian
and Russian counter attacks. to-
days official statement said.
The Germanic forces have taken
ilerestra and Ungurenti and the
Zabala valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01

teach you. Join NY class and learn
specializing In practical branches
that give you independent freedom
and a lucrative future. For further
information. write 10 Zamora c
Cauffman. office. Factory Hair
Store. 1901 First ave. Seattle
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
ACREAGE FOR SALE

hEw YEAH uEaufrrtos
Resolved That zee Aaueu sexton Co..
vii ar.rpt thls ad - go ntth The fifat
payment nn auF tract that vo adteftiso
f1r sale uu 90 before march lslf.
pniJ ono can 30 used au each tfast
- acres ou tdmnnds STAGE line $3.50
acres. south pafy gard ttto
3 acres at Colby $500
10 acres rasf - u4tbru ito0
10 a.fos south Port orchard. 800
20 4trss eift STREAM. pusaI 400
water front fi.h level nn hiuff 90
uilrs ffum tifI 600 ger htfr
NiN cell above frarfH un rhst terms
uafratns tn rit5 lots and houses stocked
farms Boa ang pert Washington
Quotations fran cor Ffratrrt mrn.
$50 Investment un earth 10 90 safe 81
sure. 90 certain Co enrich see oenrf. as
und"triopsd realty Et Precedent
t'lraeIaH1
"fsai estate is ihe beet Investment Cor e.
small satlnEa more money ia made
from tho uru 800 reel estate saIl~u than
frofu 400 other causes combined "-w
: HrYaa
.-rhero is a liens samias ~hvn Seattle
commerce sill head an hut fhe Ffeaf
Ditrs ~ the wufid "niliefs Weetlb
rut thIe 90 uuf zee wurth go 20 gua uf
Inuf nlrafe
AAsE> 8 SEXTON eco
iEo Tirsi Ave Eiu1tt titf
nroiN rnI NrN WAN MONT
Dan o. euau ranch. ahtrh can to easill
done rifh o. rmnIl payment each month
1852 nrar o. Natr yard. whrfr
FAlu-a Gro certain tu itrr~asa
AtRf~ coon son
$500 81. taah atH g. Pee Month
oLuIonp NAN AnsDAtI. Ins
tuiH ThHd tfr
fru "DETAILS oN f-ANus
ftandI fp oHf niiis ara campo
write of Gee D. 81 NEfktNloitS.
MAJ Land nsrf ffqi g. ~ smith uiaE
SEATTLE WASH
WOO deal rifh ue direct
TitNEE LAKES LUMBER co
ENiI~T TO-DAY
1utn oar Hrnf ~ satisfied huYTrs
acre tgaaf aa#F navy gard
rnranH InarrrnIUH.r faf fHn
AGnr~ coon ~oiL
Scar taan. sfhnHI rhHfrh &C.,. vlth aif
tontenirnres Trre $500. ila cash anf
tiH monthly
ttItIonp VAN AHSDAII. Inc.
900 rtifi Afe
roUrED ru eELL Mr ie.AcHE fN
proved raurh Pacific hiEhvay $50
sHi. rrs tai1finEa large orchard
every convenience rest O. 500 EHen
faf Oh $50. sasue trffna Wat $685.
@aryuiu- wssu
WANTED rp REt.t. 30 AcNEH CHEAP
T.. MHaHuan Hurley. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
BUSINESS PERSONALS
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT


pendent com
nercial train
Ing In coauot
ic chemistry
and bca uty
culture. Train
yourself for u
big m O n O y
making future.
Let me help
you Lot me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01

HEMEMuER YoU 81 DAYS ARR
NtffuEWgp
YpgHrWT TABLETS hui ot.u AuE
uArttLt and fmutsnt trs4 fttE
HATff.t-i destroy Intestinal FEff-
rofHpNfNu The zeal cause % tises4
tfre stomach liver sidney shtr bearf
hin1f. nerve tfuuHtea arA that fifrd
wofnnui feeling prrtert premature hs.
cline seniNtH early death. pruians
iis4 Special constipation ard obesity
treatment partfFutafa TnEhurt Nu
tFtt HaIfIrrhaur Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
LOST AND FOUND
HELP WANTED-maLE
Are You
| cooking for
Help?

You should rom o
70 once We have
he best chinese
~aHtmant 10 cure
atarrh of the
hroat and Lunga.
liver Kidney and
iladder Rhsuna
ism Blood Dis
% der aud all
chronic disorfisrs
a "a .lHr Efaa..sa -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS


MADAM WuNusN GeE EgYrTfAs
rtfUESuto4fsr tSu utaISEHa
ADVISER
.sN rutNrthrpa woULpE PAIR
fEAufss READER
Has arrived ir geuf titf she tsFrrus.
Missed fHf her Hnew ledge ana r1sFsf
RE- eals ihe past prescott and fntafs
F~Is shat business fHa arr bees adapt
90 fnr hen and mhena Fuu ulW maFfYt
SETTLES AMI explains ego love affaifs and
fAmiff traafIrs who're faHr larh ueH
art hat dirsrfiHn iaray days n- on.
ln sr ~ making IrFrafmrnts. travels.
letters ard efrrff afna rHnrrrrlrE one e
lifr special rfaH.Hn Tor o. co. faa
verAs only Come money 20 90 mnn~r
ea'isgariiaa Euafanfsrd torat-d Ittf
Harfaft ave brfnren Pike ard Pine
I-----a !. u. L. y n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
FOR PROFIT SHARING

Editor The Star: Since influen-
tial newspapers are the most effec.
tive mediums whereby the public
may be educated. The Star could
best promote helpful relations be
tween employer and employe by
advocating a system, broad and
practical enough TO demand the at
tention and respect OF both en-
ployer and employe.
Such broad and practical Bys.
TEN cannot be- brought about by
legislation, because ambition
would be- destroyed and genius dis
couraged thereby.
As solution ! suggest that The
Star advocate industrial co-opera-
ton on the profit-sharing plan, as
successfully demonstrated by MIR.
Ford. This system offers a reward
for genius. creates an interest. and
develops efficiency. which In turn
produces greater profits, the fun
damental principle OF harmony.
CLAUDE Is. MUNGER.
RF. j. No. !. Clinton. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
MANY IDEAS ARE
OFFERED TO The
STRANC QUERY

While no more letters will be ae-
cepted by The Star In answer 10
the query propoundcd by Fred w.
strang M TO how this Newspaper
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