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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
IEytHERs GET ENOUGH.

Editor The star. I think u IL very
unjust for the school teachers OF this
state 20 ask for more pay. 10 seems
TO me that they ar, never satisfied.
Why cant they get along with
their present saiary7 am SURF tina,
II they had 10 pay taIsr they sursiy
would not ask for more How many
OF our teachers own any property
n would Seem more Just II tn.
housekeeper. oh4nbernai1s. factory
girls. salssgiris. office girls. stenoE
raphers. bookkecpers. etc. would re-
ceive a fairer wage. They have to
get along with a nominal sum and
the majority % them have someone
10 support while the school teachers
have only tbenselysz 20 care for.
NOW. We can get along with 800 =
month and svsn less and we have
to live just as a school teacher haa
20. eat and dress. and ys: We do not
ask FOR more
The school teachers certainly DO
not earn al much. less more do they
4. deserve more than their present sal.
AIRY because OF the fact that they
have such short hours. have all Of
saturday off. and also because they
get paid for two and one-half
months vacation. whereas. We only
get two vseks' vacation and have TO
work eight hours each day.
Nov II people would only wake UP
and try and do something for the
poor working girls ] think that they
would be doing something worth
their while. for what would the
business world torns 20 without the
help Of the giris7
An OFFICE GIRL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
"Crown of Thorns" Made Bryan the
Ozark Horse" Candidate in 1896
ANOTHER gibson GARDNER CONVENTION STORY

test and who bad worked iAhori-
o-sfy and long 10 srr-aa u. Idea
That ths d~Docraue candidate must
vosee tho opinions % IN. discern
tented rural population wheat was
selling for less than a dollar a
sush~l. ard other farm p~vsgcss 10
proportion.
Silver vas rnr~h more plentiful
than god. and. " " wer. all coined
into dollars the farmer f.i, that
th~re would - more dollars with
which 10 pay morsxar~. ADD buy
wheat and that IN some way hla
condition would Be bsttsr-d-
And this eiansor voiced l.z~fr IN
a a~n1and for The unlimited coinage
~ silver In IN. ratio Of is 20 /.
Inn. and others Of N. olts~r leaders
Of N. democratic party. stood
axaEnss thla political and economic
hsr~wy. as th.y regarded Il. and
tried 10 keep the Wild men from
the IVES. from running away with
the convention They had controlled
the convention no 90 ths time
vh~n Bryan rut IN. platform
Tn>re yer. various people men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
~ GH.SON GARDNER

tn. chicsAo d~mocrsflc eour~n-
don % 1895 was a DARK horr~-
couvenfiou-s William J. bryan was
the dark horse OF that affair. emery.
trr ms younEster 60 figure In the
contest as ~th- boy orator % the
Platte ard 70 scr IN. ooan,ry ~
the ear. with bis discunioa OF un-
limited coinage Of silver at th> rate
OF 10 20 1 and his a-nuncia,ions--
very eloquent ecnunctations-of cor.
porationz and trusts.
The Bryan nomination. vas cfs
elimination Of a movement in the
party 20 overthrow TIA machine
oontroi Of thr d-mocraro party By
the Old Cleveland democracy. David
~ Hin Of N~v York. ard Others
bosS~d IN. regular Organization
d@mocrats. AL u. .srly function.
tnr OF IN. convention was under
the regular Old guard auspices n
Was tame and proper and avoided
the subject OF free silver and hard
times
Blu. thsr. -.r. present anon =
the dslsEats. many from The West
whose hearts were rild with pro
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Red

A ~usn.n writes To eurr-nt literary journal
protesting against IN. practice a, novssls,a who
acFibe undesirable characteristics. 60 persons with
r~l hair She kAya truly that this Il unfair To al
the r~ineaaa who are just an nle~ a. any WHOSE
blond usAek
Tr,nekrrav with hls I'D BEADED malicious Rocky
sharp Dickens. with his rel beaded urtah Hep.
Henry james. Etith whaFsan. Marion Crawford.
ana nrany other noestsga seem 70 accept The tdsa
expressed BY the FrvarhunAn Mo .aid those ~lth
r,s hair az. either veleat false and usually
they both-
ina, Rotten tsnr rVaas ~ps r'v~u r-f
hair and red bard N raistiaEs hy Anessai artists
Shakespeare wrote % q bic Characters ITS
v-gr hair % tho dameubliar eoier. sutnsfhsnx
brown.r than Jusiass-
What truth thsre N sts H~s IRA; r~d hair
Indicate. taa traits - rhsF-r,rvf No fsuth 81 all
The nofinn Ade the syiar that ~ Yess
~Alss sarve Yea ~tn zasrt r~dhssdsa
Etrt-
S.xrfy ~~~~y I. tarnfilzr ~f.N O. eiFcur,
stare. that hair whirh 10 r-d In yputh frsuu~niy
turn. hlaeh Does arr tns@Efn. that t<rap~Fa.
up-ns ehRnr-@ with TIE ooter o, The hair os that
chang IN eotor results frctn change Ia ehArac-
,-nperaneutr
On. Ting IL certain sssu, r-s hair. n always L.
Attractive. xna eoasnualy I. e~auufuL
n peopit orc Hs government. rhv do hey
kick about the sncv government is rung II
is up 10 ther-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

toned for nomination. Pa; nou~ ~
'hrsn had a n'ronE following In
hts famous sf~ech Ia dsfsns~ 81
fire. silver. nryRn arsw ths ptrsuYv
% ta- ssEffsrsnrv Of the p~ngl~ he
BAD Ilvcss among ard denounced
N. -cgjns % IA which had lin
ted th~ amount % SILVER coinage
T-hs concluding paragraph Of hls
sp~~ch was
We sisan an-w-~ ubr d.
uland for the gold standard
by saying TO th~m. You shall
not press down npon the brew
Of labor this ERWIN Of tharus.
Sou shah not erurify mankind
upon q cro~. Of Eoid'-
When The h2ilofinr started.
Bryan received iis votes. and on
N. final haIio, b. received Tea
voten
In November. irss. Rryzn rorsf
s.sos.sss vpsss 10 Nckinisy's T.iot.
IT'D. tn. these were 80 diatribntesi
among the states nat Brynn So
cured only i5s vote. In the .l.c
'oraI college 20 al for Mckinley.
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ANSWERED

O. 7 hav~ bad . s<oe - \
over 10 yeara A., ~; 49,
beads beneficial for IN ssuA6s
not wiAs can ! 90 = e -
sto<a.
A. n yoc hsvs . ~ -
~ al rseArs % nos - ~
ny wearing real srk8 -
This 10 . relic q fAe Guunnn
PREVAILING h s,,s pas4 ~ !
rn4y he tzsx sprne sorm = -
u~AsrDsai y nscensy- a.
qualified phyvsraxn ca soulun
~ yon sr~ tn tvses - 10 80
TO Do. cis-r4 - smtRr 60
family pisyrsrsHA snd y -
have hirn reter pa u - =
xpec1alist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
TALKS BY
DEFrAnk o-'''' : - '''.'
| Crane rec. o'---
POPLAR TItaNZy

rhsr. IL a notion that fingers In
ths back ~ many minds. hEs nnou
in shaded places IN May. that pros
,sss comes thru ''lshdefs mat ths
world ~ lifted up ~ ita supermsn.
A. a matter ~ fact. "a IL pushed
up ~ ita common nen.
Truni the people. believe in The
peopis. give the people a chance 70
get what they vaut~-thia is the only
highway 90 the millennium
The dsa that uhs people dont
know what is good for usu. that
they need Ia be ruled. protected.
managed. whether ~ q haiomOu Or
a TrotHfy. landed gentry or a pro
ietnrlat. isads 70 the ditch 81 moo.
arrhy, caste ana eventual ruin.
The fundamental principle 81 d..
mocrary IL that the people are ~ be
trusted. just az ne basic idea ~
Isatln' religion Wa that humanity
ia 10 b. trusted
The great law Of growth IL hat
mnn are developed b. responsibility
and ~ showing th~fn usat you have
confidence In them
To think that God believes IN me
doss more 10 make a man Of me
Than % think l believe IN God
The only way 81 make q people
worthy ~ self government IL 20 give
them relf government
The only way 20 teach q boT %
rv'ffn ls 90 throw him IN where u IL
deep. leaning % swim. ard n0t 70.
ing near The water. "a q erAzy no
tson.
Prom ~. beginning -wtss E'afe~.
men" have rarnro3 ntsogf -1Afe.
sr,sa ris'' aEalnss The people.
In England the house - lords was
great check upon o.. folly -
,hs people. uu,ii the commons had
Go art-s and h~~ the Oh bgmbuE
In order % get anything done.
Ever sinn- fhs foundation - tfsts
republic a certain class ~ altered
Statesmen have BEEN fearful % PRO
lar frenzy and busy erecting bal.
purts against ~
Tn. very bed roak principle o,
t4ls republic IL that II you iss the
people alone. give us~rn a chance.
| rNtAfftrN fffFlsftAf am ~ AaFAN WI
cut shslr will in their o~n way. y0u
w!il gri the sure~s equity.
Popular frrnHYr- When did rsis
people in a nation wide enthusiasm
ever DO an unrsxhteous thlngF
n vas popular srsrxy~ tina, N,
sflEAf~c the revolution ana made
thlr COUNTRY q nation Ia defiance o,
president. that crushed s~cszslor
and ibsTHted ths saves. frved ne
eofnlnE generation from the aAiocr
| inruulhgs. elevated woman 20 Gu
s1nshlp What reform. what for
ward step IN oislisS4sso eTr~ ortgi
fAira n a senate o. q kings oounfu'
When did tho fn2Enlfleen; ones ~vs'
free a alaS- or right wrong unit.
they were kicked 10 ~
Tao ons utterly sneorrvptlkis body
IL the whole people.
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0nsleSa
. ND!
FEEDING TIM ov,

n ia mistake MA "a
growing child a rAakyn a, 80 q
'Aeh meal u n. Day. ~
With uH there should -
proportion t4oss artlei,s az 80
Fo 70 make 10 what ma, !. -
p weilchansn diet 194
Experience has ,snv4., 80.
man 'trinrs thrive best ~ y
oommsnIy called a ml,ss A..
animal and ysEsfaAge f-,s,
from /. Diet 81 this kl,1 ~,
h'1y can n1osi readily osss,,
materials u needs fax r,.a-,
repair % waste.
The ossnnon fo1Ss Ma
tain ard. therefore, va s.n-,,
necessary food s.sHenss s,s !. :
lows.
Iruli4 md yerexkas~-r
cinds spp~a. bsrrsx, lAns.s.
AnEas ETC. sginr1. urnl,-
nlafof. nslonr eHizsr
n~sns. pesa Er-sn corn IA -.
otb-fs Ttsse nsppzy o. 49,
nssdsf for building ne Ia, -
for Ssspisw II Ia Fsod .a>...
condition; hey also suppx -.
acids vhieh prevent eonr,,..-
and serve chr as>fn pur,1.~
Meats and sIbrilisiea---7A~ :
ne foSds nei Ia pkasla =.
include n~dsuasiy FAT nss,x -.
poultry. flah. 'gsr. eraa s~ss. !
peas and soris u TIE ruts ~,
proylss holy &n.iaing n.z.srx
Cer-zIs--Tn.~ ar. reA = a.
s'Archss Of fz.prospcrs u..r.
and some q hsfa oors -, |.
beng oonnris;s foods Hev~~ ,
would not be sifhsr rs~ q =.
70 I've EXCLUSIVELY "a uh>ut -
DaFiey. osia an corn 81 u -
Potatoes AID vsss rs<xssu !.
ALSO N uaia o4es-
foo<is Itich IN 49,
tnes~ are tsseon rms pssk uu-
Oh. sssi. lard. fr-&rn. - ~
ARE important items 81 sAs - I
addition 10 TIL vaea ~
fnf.&erats por-sax. they ~ a.
riehDens ara f1aor - tse,~ slu
~ithori them NuA na< nas X
IN. important hing b u1uzusr
ciei. however 10 tbs 49,.
u variety both d The s<aselm :
foods serssc ard In sks ~,
Of their pr-pzr.,r- pox1s. :
example. are an ssc~Eens ~ Al
universally eaten sn9 ecjsy( \
cause sh~y may - sssvs i .
many way. II Fis - a ~ 4
Of fare with meat. snt srrk. a.
fresh or cooked or zcns< ps
s
should 10 omitted. sr~ ~ eurk
o. siArrHy food Is fsrzzAa1 = =
rico
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pleasure Riding IL
Running Airedalcs"
CONDO

OKLAHOMA CITY. May FL
Prosperity 10 ruininW thu Airsdai-
dog, ~ sAys + q waller. pound
rssan In no ether bred 10 ne sf
Zee, o< Aaiosnobiss ridans % aesso'
Grating. be sa5a TIE Alsstais enor
he has TASTED hfrury. ios~s sove fer
a normal dogs bosDs hfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
The People Should Say

n Is evident from the letters received by The star.
and IN ether wayu. that tho differences Of opinion On
the carfaro situation not merely differences Of
detail but vital. fundamental difference
We are face face with tho necessity Of determining
cits policy with difference to tho street railway
namely whether lo~ses shall b. absorbed by higher
rates or by higher TAXATION.
II /. Tor that rr.Anon that The atAr has suggested
and urges a vote % tho people Who b. more ~ than
tho snurv eivcsorats 70 aay what this fundamental
policy shall be-
The mayor propose. q halfway course VI. cent
ops rating cHpcnarA tho balance by taxAoh to
pay OF the principal. Councilman have various other
Nirwa-
N eur city officials are execute. IN practice.
they supposed 10 In theory. tho will Of the
pie then expression OF the peoples will must be
had II has not been had tho oarfar- question.
Much has been said Ia eritieam az the tt.ooo 900
purchase price for the stree, railway However.
tho price which tho people al general election.
approved They voted for a. Aad the people thereby
assumed Of me responsibility. The people should
say they thai responsibility ahsukisFed
r-yt the ausstion the ballot.
The Only reason profitecrs don't strike for
ruiSe Is because they can do their otcn
ruisirg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
Chalk-Line Test
Used in Court

NEW runK. MAY ~ Maxlsssats
Levine. sitting IN night court. has
asrang~d a system for settling ais
putrs between paiieemsn ard fAaif
prisoners az 20 ~When l. a man
arunkt~ NE has q chAik Inc drawn
IN the courtroom. Tf~ man ~ho
~aiks n rp~s fr~a. a wessaiy step
ussans a night IN q cell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

ANACORTES. WASN'T had organic
trouble for a long time. ! suffered from
backachc and those heavy bearing pains.
and my blood was in bad condition. had
no appetite and was generally rundown.
used Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
in connection with the Golden Medical Dis
covery' and Doctor Pierces Pleasant Pellets.
and was completely cured. ! always recon-
mend DR.. Picrce's medicines 10 all my
friends. Mrs. A. Reese. General Delivery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
Every Woman

Be she working in factory.
shop, office or at home, Is
often a sufferer from pains
here or there. from worry.
dependency. and frequently
suffers from backache. Very
often the trouble Is in the
organs essentially feminine.
Worry. slccplcss mig h 8.
headaches. pains. disorders,
irregularities and weak
nosscs of a distinctly fem
mime character in a short
time bring the duh eye. the
CROWS feet" the haggard
look. dropping shoulders and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
A "TIEND- WRITES

Editor The Star: have been read.
hr your stories about this dope situ'
alton I. TOO. would like 70 see some
cure for this terrible habit. But do
ron know what this is going 70
mean. this effort 10 nd the city Of
p>1dlsrs and asoo the sale Of drugs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

Mothers who value their own COM
fort and the welfare Of their chill
dfen should never be without n box
Of Mother Grsy's Sweet Powders for
Children. for use throughout the sea-
son. Tsey Break up Colds. Relieve
Fsveriahnss s, Constipntion, TerthinR
Disorders. Headache and Stomach
Troubles Used by mothers for over
30 years THESE POWDERS GIVE
SATIHFACTIOS All Drug Stores.
Don't accept any substitute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

IL, men engage tn POLITICAL argument Sci
sorn either convinced. on tho ccntrsry. Zach Eo~=
away certain that he. himself. l. right
Wom~a consider such arguing weakness % men-
Their belief that 10 10 tu3e " correct Why This 10
IL explained by the Frvnch psyehoiogGss CnHsass
Le Hon
lie the convictions % electorate not
created by reasoning Argument But ny four other
methods. TnAss Affirmation. Rspetisioa Coo
taxsou. Prestige.
one person. Simply ~ Affirming hts opinion ss~-
influence another tn. simpler and eoacis- ~.
dectaration the greater ~ influences.
RspSttion % oplnlon many ees-Asiou- rnas-- y
CONVINCING This IL known 70 all expert
enced writers % Advertisement.
person tends 60 - convinced ~ she fact TIA,
many about him bold opinion IL l. form %
imitation. Ba; imitation - Easy. IRE thonsh,
must he easily x-nspei That's why ii-as which seem
strange win htie AMI houe who present.
said 10 BE- ~in advance " their ,irne--
Prestige. the fourth lnru~ace. r~-rai
Sometimes. acquired Many classic books have such
prestige They though, b. risr ~ p~-~ons
who. they attempted 20 them IN day would
- eor~d The mors~r, the inert, O, person o. la-a
Questionable the prestige L. lost
Many have us~d all this arx-rrn-ns swssr-.
popular government. TIA, argument tai-- For the
political conviction. rro-, hlxhiy sduoass ar.
formed IN sracty TIRE way eonxtetson. q
ID, unedaeats4 Ia nor.
D'Anntrnsio took Fi,rmc for better or for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
Blind Alleys

oulv few weeks len % the school yenr - mat
the time il az hand when parents ets boys who arc
about 70 50 60 work must ask themselves -"hat
sort q occupation shalt my boy take up
In the past too many boys have been permitted TO
60 into "hlfnd alley Jobs that Lead nowhere Ana
thousands have remained IN these blind alleys hunt
ing In vain way out-cconomc drttt1rr, UNFRAMED
for any lob particular round pcgs IN square holrs
IN these especially. when good wages are heins
offered boys. the temptation - for boys 20 snap
un those Jobs that have the large Immediate money
value rather than those that offer tho h@@t futur~
Parents should consider whether u II brtirr that
boy should take the Job that offers Immediate
living the sob that offers what r far more vaio
aeie-tranlnx for a useful and productive ufr
The best SOB r. not tho out OF which the boy
can make GOD money onc- bat the one cut OF
which hc make his LIFE. well his livelihood
for the future
Before permitting boy % take cne % IRE many
toe= that now b. had FOR the asking. the rarent
should ask; Is this blind alley ion Or ore that Il ON
the broad highway leading 60 permanent sueS~snf
The Placement Bureau % the Seattle fublie schools
L. a good place In which to take your proelssn II 10
IN the crnsral building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
AN UNFORTUNATE prEND.
CAN STOP DOPE TRAFFIC

Editor The Star. don't think
they want to get nd Of the traffic
in dope. They just give them light
fine and let them no back TO the
business again. no as 10 fine them
again. 10 that way the city gets
an income from the dope trade. My
opinion is they can stop II II they
really want To.
Z. n. gAMpqCg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
BON-OPTO
Sharpens Vision

Soothes and heals ire Eyes and
strengthens .syesight quickly. re-
lisves inflammation in eyes and
lids; shsrpens vision and makes
riassss unnecessary In many in
stances. says Doctor Druggists re-
fund your money II n fails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

TIE hair ss-culd es vzshcs once .
month IN raroltne. This viii make q;
esxy 90 feffspxe aar chewing gum
that may - In IL
C2cAr1 birds are su-sf Of hickory
suts. 10 no; eraef Tire nuts wsen
f~~firs them q the birds az TIE
o~nar,ss ensoy opeasnE uheru-
Strawberry ~sains can he removed
from iiBsn by ruhbsag iis~m with q
piece % aanfpapes.
A cpnnecsscu, mechanic has tn.
veniAs = device for eieaninF dishes
Nth air T,lls save. THE housc~tfss
hands from chaprinE and ths han,
ctsa- unpleasant results caused BY
putting the hsnia IN water.
Tho feathers should be removed
FIRM pillows IN the EprsrE and spread
GA, on the gruas IN the hack yard. II,
is better 20 DO this on . clear day
thar rainy one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

the faering STRIP To retain the appearance of youth.
woman must retain health Instead OF lotions powders
and paints ask your druggist for Dr. Pcres Favote Pre-
serpton This Is the womans temperance tonic and
nenc which has had the approval OF thousands OF women
for the past so years II in liquid or tablet form.
send ten oncccnt stamps TO the lnvads Hotel Buffalo
~ Y for trial package Of the tablets The "Favorie Pre-
scrpton Is made without alcohol and win dispe the pains
and the weaknesses most in different
periods OF life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
In the Editors Mail

The habitrsi user cannot BE- cur-d
your Stockad.a. your taila. your
brutal Treatment, or your kind treat
msnt. will not cur~ them. Stop
these drugs and your drug stores.
your doctors offices. your hospitals.
or even psopss's lives VIII b tn dan
ger.
The authorities know mis-: tina, In
why the larx. cities In the East have
provided clinics whore they obtain
these drugs for q reasonable sum. 30
they might work and support them
selves.
Az rrsypOpryr~r A ~, rrrt-Sr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

p~wspap~r saw fArinw mi.
rob~4 have be~n found ~ manu-.
scripts hundreds ~ years oid. S0th-
ma strange about that They are
msrely germs u thought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
SAY.
so Sav9-

roasy's Bsss Hst-Tha' tho vrr'
table profiie-rs ~ the public mafss'
viii be- able 90 fin ths blame On uho
housewives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
ANSWERED.

! have . fine posl,ry yard bu, N,
rats fin the young chickens and
wsn' 20 suy. dog 20 protect them
What kind should buyT-M. D. k
Tho bea Kind a a deg far . poass
Try yAra 10 = sitter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

Attorney General Palmer b rssow
Ing surprising form in the Literary
pFvut presidential prsssrraos poll
He 10 only . fs~ handfes votes b..
hini kia prisoner. Eugene '. Dstz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

Ard now Senator Carter Glass
hat has been tossed to the ring Dat
real assured u wont be there long.
some one wiii hit Il with a piece Of
mud And-blusy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

IL that new Roosevelt coin author
iHod by congress mara Of reageci
or a franc aiafnY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

does not make acquaintance he advances thru
hfe, he ciH find himself dlone.-Sdmuel Johnson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

n rtGv b. thdt lltnbcr Is high bscrrcSr so
mHch OF u has been RSed for oaaJd boards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

rroa~hiy ore reason for the II. G.
~ l. 10 the calves on the avenue
r~~~svrd more a,tenilon than the
o.ea In the barnYard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

Politically speaking. q DART borSs
10 never a. black as be IN painted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

liberia. sandriehsd be'w-sn the
red terror on one side and the yei'
low peril on the other. surely must
be In black despair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28
CURRENT SHOTS
Ity IfoW Iaisy

ny all means let's get ciirfn
wArrcn's opinion Of aeatsie's eiVil
government
The Chinese tell as there are just
two good men. one dead ana 70"
other not yet born, but Fortunately
for a. world the women folks won
believe H. until they have marriage.
able daughters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

CONTRARY n soms opinions.
young man who distiiis a hiile
''hooch" needn't peeeHsaFiIy show
bis rAirin'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

Mary an old ben st4n considers
h~rpsH q ehlck-n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

We WIN Ciadly
Examine Y cur
18TH and Give
lou Our Expert
Advice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

rstiWen Pre- IN
q Ut Of Tewu,
Who's Time IL
Limited Given
special Attention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

DAnnisnsio took Flame for better or for
eerss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-28

wsy 10 mar who tsas tn.s had his
nnxesr2Aiis dpilst gp uks = mar who
has b~aa n4ds ~ssi By a physician -
~ W.
ons is sf,e uzarsrsa-ee ane c,ae esfssr
10 The man 10 cared