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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Doctor Frank
CRANES
Daily Article
Copyright 1851
A Dangerous Man.
Says Work Is Fun.
He Produces.
And Doesn't Agitdte.

There In young man In this
town 10 whom something ought 10
be done.
lie seems TO be going from bad
10 worse.
We can see his finish. Some day
he will become a capitalist. one OF
those parasites that live on the
labors Of tho poor.
Worse. he will be bourgeois. He
has no sympathy with the down
trodden masses. He In too occupied
attending 20 his own business.
Instead OF helping 10 reform the
world he II busy reforming himself.
lie IN working In a store and do
Ing his best TO injure his fellow
workers. because he In always on
hand before he is expected, does
more than he is paid for doing, and
works after hours 10 help his cruel
employer along.
lie has no class consciousness. He
does not feel the proletariat. The
blame fool thinks not only that he
II az good as anybody else, bat that
anybody else Ia as good as he.
lie thinks all men are fair.
He IN all wrong. because he does
not think he In oppreHsed He aciu.
ally thinks this IL n pretty good
world. and anybody can get along
II he will play the gamo according
20 the rules.
lie IL 80 benighted that he con-
siders all this talk OF capital and
labor. with n big c and a big /. is
bunk. lie rays he Ia a capitalist
because he has $500 In Liberty
bonds. and he expects TO DO q labor.
er as long az he lives.
In fact. the more capital he gets
the more he expects In work, be-
cause work " fun. The fool likes IL.
He Ia not working toward repeal
Ing the wicked and tyrannicai pro.
hlbition law. because he gays that
as far M he can nee Il In a good
thing.
He In pounding away every day Mt
improving himself lie Ia not salts
fled with having graduated from
college. but IL going on with his
studies. lie even talks about them
when he goes 10 see his girl.
She In an bourgeois as he. inter.
estsd In minding her own business
and doing her best. and they win
probably have a number OF children.
and Thus add 10 the ranks Of the
dangerous clasnes.
lie likes tho accursed wage sys.
tenn. and says all that In the mat.
ter with IL In that be wants more
wages.
lie IN considered by some TO be n
poor fish. as he win not play poker
for money. nor bet on the races. nor
join the boys In the back room over
a bottle. The reason he giv\ for
this In irritating He says he
doesn't like ~ ~
Hs In probably going 20 grow up
10 lie a church member. To own a
lot OF property. TO be an employer
OF labor. and thus . menace TO prog.
rcsn
Instead OF sgitastng be n produc.
Ing.
Instead Of rsmakine the world he
10 trying 10 make good.
He n actually cheerful and good
nnfurcd
why not take HIM out snd hang
him now and be done with ~?
They manage thoss things better
/ I'm Russia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Brains and Learning

Intensnce brains" liability
formation knowledge
"A - -"
tns nhsencs tests which psychologists
learning
sney include Gust about authors this
FOUND
General
intelligence
valued Tor ITSELF but only q
since ntemscnee or brains different mis-
leading TO talk OF the Intelligent"
classes or perhaps even only the
education bad
keep O
II to
fitted receive
knowic
amount OF Greek Latin and mathematics
college:
amount OF Greek Latin and mathematics
which
there subjects taught colleges
preiminaresl
One much biology Psychology
without special training
And colleges
work without high school trimming at all they
that that
not done the conventional
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
By CONDO

the literary club In meeting quite
often at Bjoncs. isn't III
Friend Hubby--yes. I admit n.
bu, We don't disturb anybody. The
meetings are held In the basement.
TEN DOLLARS NEEDED
Mrn Benham--Ths doctor wants
to try tho x.ruys
Bcnham-He win have 10 walt I'm.
10 raise the X.
c. Chaplin banks more each week
for tossing lemon pirs than W.
Shakespeare collected for . years
production OF words that never can
die
There's no such thing ~ . day OF
rest In the life Of George l. coouhn.
IL. says he's sure his wife spends
most OF her time zach week figuring
out how nhs can keep hirn busy all
day Sunday. From thu time he gets
up until he goes TO bod nj night tia
just ono thing after another. II
worked my men nj the shop half m
hard a. my bose does tmaaning the
wifrl every ono Of them would be q
Boishovik In iear than a week"
Ty Cobb. n may be added. has
made more rnoncy playing baseball
than tho u. 4. A. ever paid TO any
president during his entire tsrzu In
tho White House
Moral support Is an sorne people
ever have 20 offer. and you can't
hook that
-Heyr yelled Nero NJ his faishfni
attendant. 'chasc out and blow some
wind into the tires 30 I can take n
game this afternoon"
Then flivvering round 20 Apius
Claudina' house he picked up the
gang and motorcd out TO the sta
dunn where tho Rome ToraS woTe
playing the Carthage wildcats.
IL was coming back from that
game that Nero got 40 pcrvcd at tho
oid.tsm-rs who continued cluttoring
up the roads with their chariots.
I'D like to get rid OF every chariot
In Rome" he told Ap Claudiua.
burn EN- up" he suggested
by goliy, That's n good idea. =
chuckicd Nero.
Tha; night Rome biaxed. and
chariots couldn't get out fast enough.
Equal rights nj tho polls In but
half a victory" insists Mrs. Henri
eth Blinks. who wants 20 know
when thcreri be law compelling
tho domineering male 10 leave the
family flivver homo three days n
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Must Snakes Live?

Humane officer
of constructor feeding to
Reptiles deadc
dismissed the complaint
Winnipeg. md
Winnipeg
chicken eati
Why about what n snake likes dislkes
chicken a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Hardware

West Virginia. where the
considerable trouble
Of police upon stranger
be
a
detective tslked by the
business Of poice
a trav
nd pes I'm
smiled
firms manner"
Baldwin Feltz"
hardware which BaidwinFefz
tina rnson call blood
behalf wfn-Fe They
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Speeding the Mail Service

Inc star certainly Of
speed up mail service
- ~ 49,
But why. particularly. n
mere and Tacoma and between here
hese TWO neshhors concerned Often
week the
mere Ana the lapse here Tasoma
Mr. Burons certainly down sadly In
part! 1880 N"" 'N' 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
An Empire in the Making

and the sagebsh and the loneliness onme afte
mie Not thing Nothing but prairie dog
and desoaion.
parced under the boiling relentless sun! No
and the half shift
had
to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
ACCOMMODATING

I'm In = great hurry said the
tho harherr chair. '.Can you Gu,
my hair n leave my collar on
sure" replied the barber. as ne
glanced at tho shiny dome. even n
you h1-i your hat on"
n h not pride Of ancessry.
II IL not pride Of race
That puts dress Of haugntincas
On Mrn. Rowiands faoa
It's true that at the common folk
She does no, even look.
But well she may be proud today.
She has another cook
Charles Hattie. ritsshur1. Pa. Is
n great s,ickicr for accuracy.
The other day HIS wife had him IN
police court she testified that he
hadn't worked for ~ years.
Judge. that statement n not
true" Hattie exclaimed TITS an
Insult for that woman 20 stand there
and shy such a thing. IL has been
oniy--iet mo see--is years since
stopped working
Sans tcnehors think he's brainicns
And his parents quite hrrce
That hts intellect In stainless.
No one could know ioss than he.
But HIS comrades round him sitting.
Them. his cleverncss inirigucs.
For he knows what each man't lift.
ting
In both the major leagues
WHAT'S THE PASSwORDs
Friend wife--ft seems 10 me that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
PROBABLY A DARN LIE

While Haivcron Banks. ~ Era
Can. was fiahinE. he took nap
cause N. fish were not biting. He
woke up In tho lake. Big fish had
dragged him overheard. Nope. didn't
get the fish. Fish didn't get the
man either
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

The new driver imngines that he
Will never be without a spare tube.
that bis transmission will always
transmit: that he will never lack
abundant gasoline and oceans OF oil
and water: but the driver who has
clamped bis tired hands around the
bucking wheel on ailday. rough
drives. and who has NJ eventide blown
out his last tire. or cracked a spark
plug. or developed n radiator leak.
or lost a cog In his pinion gear. that
man knows that all motoring flesh
is heir to occasionai disaster. and.
remembering the kindness others
have bestowed. he returns H.
consider the truest test Of innate
gcntiiIty to be the willingness TO
stop for an hour and help stranded
motortst release his car from = mud
hole: 90 do this when you are tired
and late. when tho cold rain Is driv.
Ing down at twilight: TO do this de.
serves honorable mention on the
great golden books Of high heaven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

be depended upon TO be gracious.
while the aristocrais Of the road. es
pecialiy those favored ones who
travel in great inclosed cars. with
smartiy uniformed young men AT the
wheel. these highbrcd folks usually
keep going.
With the babes in tho woods
abroad, IL In desirable that expert
drivers come to the rescue. for II Ii
amazing how many undertake long
auto trips who have not the slight
est conception Of mechanics.
Recently saw a big town car
stranded 20 miles from the nearest
garage, because the woman driving
did not know how TO change n tire.
and a friend visited me this summer
who had driven from Southern Call
fornia. and he confessed that II tho
car had ever failed 70 start. or had
suddenly stopped. his ingenuity
would have been exhausted when he
Ind stuck n stick in the gas tank
and discovered he had gas left
That the brain OF man can design
cifpropeIiing vehicle that win
travel for days on days without hes
itation and without its driver having
the slightest conception Of what
makes the wheels 20 round proves
that man IL n wonderful animal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

SUPPOSE that every citi.
zen who has driven his
hundred thousand miles
has passed thru about
the same evolution that I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

II punishment reach
es not the mind and
makes the tciU supple,
it hardens the offender.
Locke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

tinNSs
For the first 10000 he hesitated.
he was imposed on. he came upon
the highway with a contrite spirit.
and ventured upon the busy streets
with trembling.
And then for the next 10000 he
grew holder and holder: he became
n ''reni driver" one OF those drivers
that makes corners on two wheels.
and climbs hills on high. and hogs
bit more than half the road. and
beats the crossing signal. and puts a
siren whistle on the motor and
shrieks over hill and dale.
And then. some day. somebody
doesn't give him all the road. or n
rear axle breaks while doing n sharp
curve at 50. or he comes 10 a street
end some dark night at 25 and ayi-
aies into n canyon. or starts the en-.
gine in gear some morning when he
In cranhing II by hand. or something.
and when the last bandage In remov.
ed and the last bone has knit he
slowly learns 10 drive all over again
and becomes a sane. courteous. care
full driver. who docs his $4,000 miles
n year without having n cross word
spoken to him by anybody and with
out his engine missing an explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

In one Of the towns Of Oregon, est-
fish are used 10 help clean clogged
sewers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

HIS In almost a certain test
OF the drivers experience
that he stops and offers
his help when you are
stalled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
AS IT SEEMS TO Me.
DANA SLEETH

But 7 have had total strangers 90
this for me. When In trouble. only
the shiny. new cara flash past with
out an offer Of help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

ging for ball money.
These three beware Of. my son
the messenger boy on n bicycle. the
child on IA coaster and the beautiful
woman In a hurry.
The rain oomctb 20 the just and
the unjust alike. but he who puts on
skid chains lives long In the land
and In buried with his fathers.
Broad In the way. and smooth. out
side the city. but 30 IN. .. h. In an
abundance.
Better n flivver that hits on all
four than n twin that misses.
a little driving In a dangerous
thing. and n traffic cop In dear
teacher. but many fool drivers VIII
learn Of no other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

Y BON. once ! was young
and now ] am old. but
never have I seen the
righteous driver impris.
nnHn nor Ill f.lnuan Ann.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

Lso. I find that Just ~
most Of the true charity IL
given by those who them
selves are poor, no the
fuvver owner usually may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
6 U c III is
~ L / f E !

ToDAy's BEST BET; Brace up,
Borrow some money and DO some
body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
MALICIOUS INFORMATION

First Poet-They had quite n fire
yesterday In the Cazeteers editorial
sooms.
Second Poct--Good heavens! My
hate poems probably have been de-
otroyed-
First Poet--No. me waste baskets
we're all saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

KNEW HER HANDKERCHIEF
Mistress-Mercy. Hilda! You
s0ustn't clean the plates with your
1AndkGchien
1Ii1dnr-Oh, that's an right. ma'am;
~ enty . dirty enA--Karfgaturcn
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z = ~7ra1r -x-z--E tH-ns-- - z Ezsr-1ssa
Ave EsTx 8apNznr A1s5 othsr bsszF wark
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Oar 1zaA naEAsar = i>Ss
1asns Ltncss1rf. > s'eunc a.ssfxr
ia at lEsa1 Arny 500 hesasr
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A MEMORY OF LINCOLN:
STORY BY 4 VETERAN

Cd act e ninetx-a psnrn rn>is
arrived frea NzSAsncso7 sssk q
s.xrdnn far sAe 6s@nse1 na7 sen
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TssvssRsa1c a pssatsan asklng The
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cTxsf L-iucsaz' : nfmlst esTsst.isy
- nnercx and caarnasslpz i no;
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&aiH Fagrne EhfreA- ca. ~rses
= cnuehet richt 1nf dsy Anf H.
th-atz sn< rse A,sa secs- J 80 a
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sn1isnf lsui iursrbsr amt 3nr reirx q
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