The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25

would want TO 60 TO a place W
Nyou were a tourist in the Es
Misery" or Poverty" would
tainly not.
N you intend TO change the name
7 OF Mount Rainier. why not Just as
A<.<ai ..ehange the names Of Seattle.
Tacoma Olympia. Washington and
even the United statosg IL would
80 Just as sensible. Change Wash
1Dgton. u. c.. TO Gamble" for 1t
puid III II Just as we'll
sWhat Is good for the goose Is good
" the gandcr. you know. Kindly
<s3member. tho. that the residents of
Is Northwest should have some
Wiling TO say about H. II the
anne OF the mountain Just must be
chansed. why deny Tacoma Its plea
10 change II TO Mount Tacomaf Ger.
Ptainly Tacoma Is a much more fit
Ctins name than deception" But
|yno. when the residents OF Tacoua
,rwtshed the mountain overlooking
ktheir city 20 bear chat name you
-aised an awful roar and howied
yourselves hoarse TO keep II Rainier.
! ff you're so stuck on changing the
" anne. why not vote on it7 Then
ifou'il know what the people want
N Consider the money, too. that must
Necessarily be spent IN having post
lU&rts. Biographies. histories. books.
s<ign boards. etc. changed.
A Wake up: use your brains Just
because you brand yourselves the
sssNount Deception society Is no rea-
~ that you should be the whole
sc. or that you are. The q. A.
\. &c veterans and our present war vet
! Grams ought to have more 10 say
: about Il than you. because they went
kL.f II 10 fight for this country. instead
= sitting around and sauahbllng
Fer changing the perfectly good
game OF perfectly good mountain
T. thank you. KAYO.
! Nfrcntv-Sir AnsTer
p sNr. Ttcenty-SiT"
: Dear Miss Grey: Several weeks
kago I noticed that. in answer to a
4 publed woman patient. you spoke
RA''the garden Of the heart II Is
y rcrnant phrase. IL n tree Is
o~n by its fruit" 80 Is garden
,xave been wondering IL Twenty
and all Of his respondents. old
4 ! young. fair and unfair. wise and
otherwise. might not profit BY some
h rnowiecse concerning ~ We learn
little by little. even while the world
e the senses dominates us. that We
Tru also tn contact with another. an
~nvislbls world. We are apt to over
u 1pok this inner world because OF It's
esvcr.s intimacy. for II ~ CLOSER than
ntsrr tr~athinS. nearer than hands
-. feet
hat I say may sound something
~ "a focksicy Hail sixty Years
pter.- IL 50. all right Twenty SIX
INST be told few things. even tho
Hi,ey fail to penetrate his dense
fryotisnn- He. In common with other
ons..rg men. Is apt TO conceive bin
on to be a lord OF creation AMI
ctriy to 10 reckoned with. Tbs
scufine idea makes q large part
asthe trouble In this world. WITH
u conception burning within. men
N .-trut and fret their hour upon the
stage OF life. only 70 find later that
1yhey have been merely the irstru-
tcS1ents In carrying out great plan
q he sIr-sac OF self-importance being
k,us punctured. they begin 10 as
<or.me a more rational position
y Nan society. all advancement mus
Ir- founded on the stability OF the
1S,fnaI feminine Motherhood IL al
lays the same. Il changes Its suits
and trappings' only. according TO
lkarc. age and environment When
u(fhc right typc-no especial individual
.eeded--comes along. Twenty-six
:. ys2. fan for her. Just as his ancestors
MRS. Once down. whatever else
ta1ip and marriage may be. they
e, IDEAL conditions for the pro
OF the best there Is In hui
5xurc: also for weeda-
rwrrt need r. 10 be freed from
lshor OF the senses and TO seek
Elal--the good. the true. the
eIni: because only the ideal Is
~ and everlasting. let him
a ON gazing at his sweetheart
r3jk upoa her mother. This may
re him. Then let him turn to
andmother. This may shock
m. but be must learn TO see her
mother and grandmother. and SO on.
Ia his sweetheart Here nc Will have
ishe 'es model and the rs model In
" n. Clothes and society customs can
Tot prevent a girl from being Ike
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