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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-03
Die erebe Saattcrmittels
not.
Die fortaeIette MDt In 9ettidlar6
ri,,tttt iat1ter hrobeubere Sc.
ftalt an.

Die Mmerioan Ddirp Cattle Gon-
bout batte fi1 oie Mufgabe geltelt,
sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inOeuti9.
IarD, Die fem ober MIR 5u tpe1t1g
MiI6bieb beiaBer, Inn in entipreden-
Scr @eiie eigene Mildpirti6nften be-
treibe11 au f0nnen, NIT beren Silfe tie
sen eiaenen MiI9be6arf beden fonn.
ten. nit anerifaniiden, ga1te1 uno
frdftigen &iiben at ~beriorgen. Sic bot
bieies 3iel unenttpegt perfolgt, nno
ungesdbfe Darfesidreiben bon brit
ben baben ibr 6argetan, bob ibr be-
ionoeres Silfsmerf DoQe Mnerfen.
1n1rg un6 @irbigltng gefunoen bot;
Musnabmer fonrrter MIR Die &egel be-
itdtigen.
v9auerr6e SiIfe" au bringer, NOR
ibr 8ablipru6; uub ioapet Biz in ben
pergangerte1t @on1rner bi1ein iid er-
fenren lieB, NOR 6al1ern6e SIfe 6rrdb)
6en TRANSPORT bon @iiben g%etpdbrlsi.
ffet. @eit Mber 5peitouienb Slide mer-
Sen, tpenrt erIt ser naidite Sransport
feline 9%t1timmltl,g et'eidt bab III .D:,s,
In Observation-Disclosures, Undergraduate
fe;a, urb biefe itattli9e 3obl, wenrt
es o19 bteI mebr fem f0ntten 1trb
follten, lit idon ge1iigeno, bel taate
ien6 belttide @in6er Dor 500 nnS
5ie6tltm at beuabren, Sic i6po6en
s1 frdftiger, Sic b%1rngernoen 5t fpei-
fem.
Die Sutter-M iBernte bat ne,1e Sc
fabren bero11fbefdtporen, un6, obne
ibr onfdnglides 3iel aus Ben Mr9en
All laIIen, bot sic Mmericm 9airp
GottIe Gomponp iidJ sic Mufgabe ge-
fekt, o11d bieier nel1e1t @efnbr entge-
genautreten. SSn einett 8riefe mtS
Gpeider nit 6em Datum 6es 90.
September beiBt es: .@s lit 5lti9n6e,
ooB eero6e oiefes Sabr, 90 mir nut
nn (omrifnniid1en) &iiben nnfanaen,
SOS 1t0tigite Suffer feb1t. Wit BEN &ii,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-03
9iatenerb5bnna.

Waibingfon, 81. DIT. = Die 3m1.
idenitaatIiae gerfebrsfomiifion in
@nibingfor1 berbot ON Montag Der
Chicago, gbof Sslanb & Bacific 8nbn
11ro moere11 Bnbner, mel9e &inber
uno 6dapeine BON @anfas ghp, &c.,
1nb Siolr Soils, g. g, nad 0fla,
bona 9Th bef0r6ern, sic gegenmdir-
tigen Srnbtpaten fir 6ieie Streden
bei5ubebalten melde niebriger iin6
als bie 0itlidem &aten fir fiir5ere
1Streden uuf 6erielben 2inie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-03
Ma1 iereoe bnfiir beitin1nte gei-
trdge an aSybe American 9airD Cattle
.gompanD, 1913 Nelt Mooifon ctr.
Igbieago,
Gin Slid hintcr Sic Ku.
liiictt.

Sr ben leBte1 M0d)er1 4babet1 IN Den
IStaoten urub Srten in D~eltIdInnb,
lin meldern cine ratiio11ene Grndbr,
ungsbilfe fir bie 6urb bie g1tbebr.
11ngen Der Iebten Subre f0rperli9 lnb
geiltig> eri9opfte Sl,gen6 eingeiebt
fat, 6ie dratliden nnterindnlngen fit
lbie Q11dferipeiinrg tattgefun6ener
nnb fino gum Mbi6luB gelangt. Sic
lam ibIimmiten 11nterern6brten &ir1.
Der iiro ausgepdBlt mor0en 11n6 tper-
ben bonn 81. Sftober an t6gli6 eine
nobrbafte 3uiabmabl5eit erbalten, 10.
peit Die nod borbunbenen Nabr11ngs.
mitteI Der &in6erbilfsmiiiion Ser
IGrennoe (Au1fer) bon Mmerifn ret
den. Die Speiinng tpirb ouf eine
balbe Minion 6eutider @iroer o1tsge.
beba1t tperoen. Sic te1en 11idt 6ie sc,
iammtaaW ser urterermbrten @1ii,
Tier nn6 Sdiilerirnen bnr, iorpoern
MIR Die alleri6limrniten Sane. I'm
sur SnuItratior MIR Elm 8eifpieI ber-
ans5ngreifen: I'M @eringstpnl6e fir
|oie Ql16feripeiiung, baB bon 718
&in6ern mir 152 o1s geiun6 11nb ge-
niigen6 ern6brt be5eidnet merben
fonnten. 9ns lit etrt fIein 1perig mebr
al5 Elm Siinftel Der @eiommtaabI.
Mebnlibe 3ablenperbdltniiie ergoben
lfih in nn6eren Srten un6 Sta6ten.
|Sm Dnr6idnit iit MIR ein @iertel
nuer bel1tfdet &iinber, beren @eimt-
5abI, ioneit Tie fir Ole Speiiung in
8etra9t fomn1en, ii9 anf 5ebn Millto-
mem ftelt, b0lig normal 1rpo IN mirff-
li9 g11tem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mebr mie ole 8eridte, tpel6e CUR
|5teuer Ger @nbrbeit, CUR @i6erle=
gum Ger faliden Mngaben uber
EDentihlonb's @oblitam6 1etens Ser
&in6erm0r6er Ser @ungerb1odn6e,
MeGGte, ge1brieben tporoen finb, ipre-
dyen 6ie g%rgebniiie Ser Gr5tlider I'm
|t%erindp1ngen fit Die Qudferipeiinng
bon Der groBen Scot uno SEN grndBb-
rnngselen6 1tnferer nlten @ein1ot. @e4
geniiber 1teien itatiihi6en Wabrbeits-
5e1tgen miiiien ole 3meifel beritum-
men, mel9e bon Bierber 5l1rudgefebr-
ten 8ergnugungsreiierr6er tpa9 ger1t-
fen tpor6en iinb, Die ni9t binter Die
&nliiien 6es 56einlebens Deutfb=
LAMBS gei9a11t baben utb nit unridr
|tigen 8oriteuungen 5uridgefebrt itno.
Die bel1fif1e Scot tit gerabe 10 groB
nte bor einem Safbre, ia fife 1T nod
|i9lmmer getpor6en i1foIge Der Eeu-
erltng, melde bem Nie6ergang 6es
MarffffnrieS .nuf Dem Sa1Be gefolgt lift.
Ser 6eutiden &tn6erpelt Dor oqem
ml1B gebolfen per6en, mern tie 1ri9t
bergebert ooer f0rperliGem 6ie9tum
nmb geiitiger Niiidfiittdinoigfeh berfune11
|ipn. Sen Mmertfnnern Del1tider Mb-
ifamm11ng lit sic ebrenDone Mnfgnbe
getporben, Die MiHeI CUR Sortiebnng
Der gr6Bten &ilfsaftton Der 8eltge-
|i6i6te ser QuGferfpeiiung -
n1f5nbringen. Die erfor6erlide Gum
ME bon bret MiQionen Donnrs Hingt
mie cine getpnIttge 0pfer-2eiihtng,
aber iie miro nit etdter Miibe gelam-
melt mer6en f0n1en, tpen11 ser @ile
81tm @eben nt1b Sic 2iebe CUR aIterr
|Seimat nidr er1torben fir6.
Ser &erolbrnf ser 11e11e11 Belt,
melde nit Ser Mntifi5ierung 6eg Srie
6ensbertrages 5pif1en Ben gereinig-
ten Staaten 1irrb 9eutib1n1ro eingeIei-
tt tporben 1T, In11tet .@oblpome11
lt16 Beriobmltng." Sie f0nnen IN Ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-03
mir ,,tiiicn anfhSre,,, ytt<
1~itenidbcn 81 iciit!

M~usgebenb BON Dem tiefidirfenben
o8rtrag bes 8ur5b11rger Brofefors
.Dr. @0B Briefs geIangte Der iiingiit
in Sranffurt abgebaltene angemeine
oe11tihe @atbolifentag 5u einem b0dNit
bebeutungsbouen @ntidluB, Der a1lb
1tn1ere befonoere 8eadtung ber6ient.
Bir geben i'm besbaD i'm 8ortln11te
.tpie1er:
.Mngeii9ts Der i'm gan5en @eiites~
Ieben llnierer 3et Don1 &ationalis,
mus berbeigefiibrten Muflofltng Giles
orgmiiben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES geM
oa1r9 ole &reife 1rieres Bolfes cine
tiefere @ebni11d}t nod 11e1er 2ebens-
gemeinidnft. sic rei1t Big III Die
@reiie 6eriemgen, Die fib bon Der Sir
DE o~bgetpan6t bnben.
nDie Notwithstanding Der
@atboIifen Delti6Ian6s betrnbtet es
.aIs cine M1fgabe ber beutiben @atbo-
.Iiter, on 6ieier @rfdeina1ng nidt n6t-
los Doriber511gebenz iorpoer1 in ern,
iter Selbitpriih1ng bariber li6 Flor GIT
mer6er, mie melt. nl1b tie Der @ntfrem
.ol1nq Don Ser Ieben6tgen 2ebensge-
MCKNIGHT berfauen maren.Sbbner1 NOR
6as @efibl fir 6ie urberbriidlihe
.Seiligfeit Beg Samilienlebens unb
I6es iber feline engen Sdranfen bin.
o1~1sgeben6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
|burgerli6en @emeinoe, Der Mrbeits-
nn6 8erufsgemeinfdaft Der @ttdnoe
.1n6 Ser @6idinlsgemeinf9nft bs
@olfes abbun6en gefommen. Sic mill
lem erffennen, 6aB Der So5ialism1s
one Iette GoIge 6ieier 8erfebung beg
observation-disclosures tpar, Der an Die
.gteIe Ser 1nt1rgemabienen @emein<
idnHsoron1tng ei1re1t finftlih gernndb+
ten Observation-Disclosures febten
ionte, 6aB ober n~r6erieits Ole aus Der
Meni9ennat1r emportreibet6em 9e<
bensfrdfte mod 11elter @emeini@afts-
bil6atng bin6rdngen, Die ie6es 31tge-
Itdnonig on ben Sn6ibibnalisml1s 6es
ffopitaliitiiden 4eitalters IeibenfdaH-
Ii@ abtpeiien.
uDuraus ergieM fi6 fir 6ie 6e1tt-
lden Ratbolifen sic Mufgabe, ridt
Bios 1. SEN 5o5ialismus NIT beritan-
6esmaBigen, piiienfdaftli6en 8e-
peisqrii1u6en at pioerlegen, {ort6ern
2. 6urd 6en @eiIt e6ter 2iebe 11t0
burh praftrdhe Betddttig11na ser Drift
Iiherr MISUNDERSTANDING 6ie
ffeiren @olfsqenoiien ousihIieBt, EN-
Iebenoiaes 9euqnis fir sic etpige
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-03

|gbilo Seeoing, 90 gonM gueIiD
Stred, Bbilnoelpbin, ga, nnb @elb-
un1peiiurgen a11s5uftelen a1if 8be
Brobioent 2ife & Eruif ogmpa11b Of
Nbilnoelpbia, greaiurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
| Ssv-psrcr mn
| terprtse Assn
| and United
Press Service
A Fine Pro-Jap Spectacle

Fastening
a sovereign Of the Union Yet
happened
Of those Western
problem
Americans and Of o unaim1abc
The senator evidently thought the
habia O theses
that the president Of the United States
federal litigation which the
marshaL
state jursdi when he desires it
Ever
brushed lightly
nednotconc here Why the attack?
the California
by pwnh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Happy
Tho Married

Prom . wide reading Of divorce
proceedings II becomes evident
that the only trouble with our
society Is that man gets mar
ried to his wife.
II from this day on nobody
married his wife our entire social
problem would be solved.
Somehow, In thousands Of
cases, the woman the man mar
ries and the man the woman
WEEDS were In all the earth the
especial person that should have
been sedulously lodged when the
bans were being announced.
We note that some Of these
divorced folks get married again,
and usually stick II out.
Widows especially have q wear
Ing quality that endures nightly
under the severe rub and tear Of
the matrimonial Iaundrying.
Probably no woman really ap-
preciatcs her first husband until
she has had to 20 thru the
agony Of breaking in No. 2, and
wisiowers who marry are usually
more contenfed the second time.
Marry anybody but your wife;
let all young men follow that
advice and roses viii bloom per.
pctuaIIy beside their path.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

TT Is a nervous affection" she re
piled. Il have been to 50 many spe.
eiallsts. and they ray It Is an oh.
Hcure case. Several have told me II
Il tho most perpiexing case they
have ever seen"
They lie 20 YOU replied her
friend. There In nothing obscure
about H. You need 10 do your own
housework. and have something TO
think about besides your own inag
mary aches and palms"
The woman departed. weeping bit
terry. Not only was che abused b.
her unsympa thstic husband. whom
che described as "horrid" In his lack
OF sympathy. but she had not found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
REMARKABLE
REMARKS

IArye beads DO not mean large
brains--Dr. Harry w. FORBES. OF
Los Angelica
Alcohol IL causing NOR. fnu nifty
since prohibition than was caused by
shell shock during the world war
Dr. r. NJ. IIch;cnstcin. resident phy.
sician at the Tomhs. New York.
Under tho constitutional form OF
government the king OF England
sun has a good deal Of power when
he chooses 10 use It'll. wlckham
stced. editor London Timca
The practice Of drastic economy ss
the only means by which the new
states Of Europe and France and Italy
can hope TO escape insolvency
Francis W. Hlrst. editor London
Economist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

and the Interpretation Of them
shall In no way violate rights Of
Aliens guaranteed by treaty.
Neither California nor Washing
esn has sought 10 clash with the
federal government Rather they
have plainly sought to coopcratc-
The most eminent japanese su-
lhorities on international law
have admitted that tho laws In
auestIou In no way conflict with
treaty rights Of Japan The states
have said that they should not
The courts are told to sec to Is
that they do not
The senator's objection Is obvl
ousiy to the laws thcmseives--to
the refusal to allow land owner-
ship TO aliens who. by the statutes
~ the United States. cannot bc-
come cifizcuA
In this he win get scant sup
port No real American will get
very much excited In favor Of A.
bwing 10 Japanese in this country
privileges which japanese In their
owu country refuse to Americans
Ne American In Japan can svn
lind and the japanese Do not hob
tate 70 make the fact plain.
when ths states u the Unisa
affected By japanese invason can
. halt IN Land ovnerxhip b. Jap
aness they are doing what ths
1spaness have admitted to b fair
snd they are doing what all
Ghesghtfui Americans know to b
nscessary for the immediate well
being Of the communities affected
- for the ultimate wcll-bci1g Of
d country itself.
Aliens dissatisfied with the ~
sults a litigation IN state courts
en- always appeal to federal
courts That Is the orderly meth
81 II cannot be disturbed BY
fhs personal whims Of any man.
Senator Kellogg win discover the
nav IN his purposes as soon ~
be examines the mental processes
which have led him TO declare
for further GENERALIZATION Of an al
ready too highly centralized gov
eminent and. worst Of all. have
put him in the position Of insult
Ing the intelligence and good In
tent Of sovereign states Of this
nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Where the
Red Rises

Some employers have bern
charging that organized labor was
non-American and prooommunis-
tic.
Such opponents Of labor win
find slight satisfaction In the re-
cent session Of the American
Federation Of labor. where the
conservatives won by big ma
joriiy on every Issue. and where
American labor was permanently
divorced from communism. tho
Third Interuaiienaic. L<ninc.
Trotsky and other crimson no
tons
but u In significant that there
was . certain determined minor.
ity that was for utilization with
the Russian ollgarchy. and was
for direct action rather than po-
liticaI persuasion.
Also Ii was manifest that this
minority Was TO be found In del
egstes from certain garment
workers' and miners unions
Tho sweat ahop and tho steel
trust leave . bright red trail In
The hearts Of the oppressed
The most conservative union In
this country IL the typographical.
The typographical union has
the best wuridng conditions fhe
shortest hours the highest aver.
age pay Of any group Of workers.
Finally. Il Is up 10 the boss 10
decide whether his workers are
good citizens or the reverse.
n the employer aids In making
working conditions decent no
brings contcntmsnt to his en-
ployes-
II the employer persists In
skinning his workers he not
only incitess unrest In his own
plant but he promotcs riot abroad
The best friend this nation has
Il the liberal. humane employer.
and the worst foo Of democracy
b the beshghied trust that herds
alien workers like cattle. and that
sweais young girls In greasy
shop and attic
Tho man who has . home Of
his own and who makes q decent
living In SIX days Of the week
does not carry q red flag Sunday
afternoons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Are you of Those
Who used TO Speak
4 Piece on Friday
III each Week.
Recall those yers~
Heritinx Days.
When Every bosiys
ilcartlrss Cane
Mas fixed upon
Your Sorry Plight
~ you forEos
To ssy it right
You suffered there
For all 10 see.
Beneath the sprnGn;
CHESTNUT Tree.
Casablanca's
Burning Deck
Was simply nothing.
As . Wreck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Compared with YOUR Who snorcd iu~i<Ss
Pathetic state. His guarded Tent
When you had managed Inmindfui Of
To rciato The hostile Gent
The Story OF About 10 interrupts
Ills One Track Mind iIs Nan.
And you could almost And substitute
Cry. you'd Ind. vicious Scrap
About TIM gallant The Coo>efI~sb hrote
Light brigade Upon your Chest
That tried hard As I<rhInyar
To make tho Grade Fresh from the West
Tho not for THEM Was due 10 have
You shed your Trars; His Past r~toid
THEY flowed In rc By you: your Hands
Your PisymAscs' Jccrs. And Feet grew eolsr
And how your Shaking Tea ron wore truly
knres would jerk In . state
When you described To chant th<rn an
1hs dopey Turk A Hymns Of Haief
FRANCES B0ARDMaN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
SORROW
by DIR. WILLIAM r.. BARTON

WOMAN conflded
10 a friend that
her cup OF sor-
row was very
nearly full: abe
had an unHym
path etic hus.
band. She Eaid.
II am sick,
and he will not
believe IT,"
what is your
troubie?" asked
her friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

comfort In the friend % whom abe
had come.
She ought to have been thankful
for no honest friend
There are in this world q good
many Thousands OF people. and not
all OF them women. TO whom life Is
just one specialist after another. who
need nothing but exercise and fresh
air. and Helfforgetfulness.
I belong 20 none OF the cults which
profess TO heal by various forms Of
mental suggestion or spiritual power.
I hold no brief for any Of them. But
have lived long enough 10 know
that any one can be sick II he thinks
he IL sick. and that many people who
think they are sick can be- well.
II takes courage and seif-control
to be well. IL II easy TO feel OF our
pulse and take account OF our In.
firmitles. To many people IL II posi-
tive luxury TO tell Of their symptoms
and cnumerate their pains. They
could modify the Gospel hymn TO
sing. Count your many symptoms.
Name them one by one"
IL Is better 10 count your bless
lnRa. one OF which is 10 use TO the
full extent possible the resources
within ones own being for good
health. There viii be happier homes
and fewer divorces when people
learn how contagious lis good health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
From the
Congressional
Record
THEY'RE ALI. OFT or STEP But
OUR hoy J1M

think am the only one who has
his senses here this morning. Rep
Ruuer W.l Pennsylvania.
FIGURES
The cost OF maintaining q family
in 1919. as shown by the department
OF labor. was s2.i2ss7. Tho ia;cs,
figures furnished By the department
o. labor. based upon It's investigation
OF prices in az leading cities In the
United states. establishes the fact
that the reduction I'm the cost Of iiv.
ing in this counsry since 1919. and
down 10 May. 1891. aix weeks ago. ~
exactly ts.s per cent. Applying this
percentage OF reduction to the cost
OF maintaining a family at the health
and dccency level In 1919 establishes
the cost at si.T2t57.--Sen. Ia Fol
lette dl. Wisconsin.
OUR PATRIOTIC" SHIP OWNERS
The unions various sesrnen's or
ganizationn asked that preference
IN given 10 the American citizen In
obtaining sea employment. Think OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
The Money
We Buy With

Crossing Siberia. Charles II
Crane. retiring American minis
ter to China carried several bar.
rels Of nails. needles and tooth
brushes, which he used rs money.
This Is turning tho clock back
,.5.i years. II was 800 u. q. that
the Greeks produced the worlds
first colns--lrregular Jumps Of
gold or silver.
What did men use ~ . medium
Of exchange before then!
Manuscripts found In Nippur.
buried 100 H. O., show that val
ues were measured In live stock.
grain and metal A woman slave
was worth four oxen and an OF
WAS worth . threefoot bar Of
copp0 or brass
A run on . bank on those days
must have rcsembled a stampede
Of Eastern Washington cattle.
Ssney! You jingle y In Jour
pocket
An want r. Fev have 4
Put . coin In ysur palm II
represents civilization from IL
most primitive form--fos meney
was the first medium By which
men banded together and guar
anteed good faith
Salt and other necessities Of
ME have been used ~ money.
So has tobacco. the currency Of
Virginia In its Colonial days
Under the barter system. men
traded article for article.
Gradually came coins and hank
notes. backed BY gold. the pro
ious substance Take away that
gold backing and the money bc-
comes worthIcss--ss In Russia,
where the natives prefer nails,
needles and toothbrushes 10
worthless paper.
The moro gold you have back
Of . money system. the more Sc
cure Is the value Of that money,
and the higher Il riscs.
That's why American money,
backed By possession Of more
than half the gold In thc world.
now Is at par while the money
Of other countries Is below par.
One school Of economists be
rieve that other countries. in
desperate attempt to get gold
from us to brace their currency
systems, win try to flood us with
cheap goods
Other economists think that
trade between nations In the com
ing decades win 20 back to the
primitive barter system--say. out.
right trading Of perfumes for
wheat, with no money involved.
Much foreign trade Is already
being done on q barter basis.
ID. II. Crissinger, controller Of
the currency. thinks that an In
ternationai money system must
be established.
One thing IL certain: There's
plenty Of food on Garth for all,
plenty OF labor 10 make all
needed necessities Of life. ObvL
ousIy, then, business stagnation
Is q financial problcm--a matter
Of money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

that for = moment, Not that the
preference be ghen 10 tho unions.
but TO American citizens. In employ
ment upon American shlpsl That
was denied by the shipping board
and the ship Owners association
Sen. Ia Toilette ar Wisconsin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Many an eoo Is too old TO be a
chicken; but vou ncpcr find a.
tcoul1n that udy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Uncle Sans running crpenses
are running railroads and running
ships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

some Domen are born beautiful;
cfhers hare beauty thrust upon
s,cm by the society editor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Women's makeup used 10 keep
rcn 0ressino " u oas real; noto
they guess uho's behind 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

An countries are learning the
best nary 10 scrap Is their ot1n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

France "a Earring hard Tine
Keeping ahead Of America She Is
Kicking about no-picce bathing
suifs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

That story about beans thou
sand years old sproutin1 rcpivcs
hope In some spring gardeners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Wah California motie stars out
OF uork u looks as " the country
Is pulling douon feto idols.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

As NC understand the immicra-
fior lao. us Intended TO prcpcnf
the United States from becoming
an alienation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

The question Is. tohich uH be
rfped out first, the national debt
or the fdrp1vcrsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Ere-y Seattle man knoirs Aner-'
aca's home run king; but teho Is
corcrn0y Of Id1hof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Good luck has habit Of dfirdvs
tninno In iohlc man u ,eorkin1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

These arc the days pc niu ptsh
for IN feD months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

n takes NO credit TO borrotp
trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Another rav to help permanent
peace Is not TO park ciOaref butts
on the piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Disarmament should include tar
and feathers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Rnssta aboiished .ceaIth - and
health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Husbands haps 1uif stapsro
home at night because they hate 10
DC alone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

rom The rates he charges. one
Topid think The railroad Ticket
agent uas bootIcgoing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Reform only rcformcra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

~ you rant q done right. brelo 70
yourself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

God Bless Our Apartment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

hnock only knockers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Tho mathematical plus sign for
addition Is an abbreviauon OF r, the
first letter OF plus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
The Seattle Star

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ssts sst tsc mouth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

esvlngs 1eVSsifel - - -
fsre August . viii receive ~
teyesf from Asgnst l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

EUGENE r. rAvRE- spe-
kane. whose firm has for
IS years guarded our in
tereEts In that section.
RAYMOND r. FRAZIER.
President
l. q. JANECK. who. with q.
A. fletcher. has xealous-
~ served the banks In
tcrests In Yakima for
twenty-five years.
WAR JANSoS. Physician
and Surgeon