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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

lied by artificial means the eggs OF
certain forms OF life and thus OBJ
tanned interesting results.
Among the most interesting &C.
quaintancee I made there some
years ago was the remora- I had
heard about him, but had not seen
him. There he was in the same
tank with shark.
The remora Is very small fish.
compared with a shark, being at
most two feet long and very thin.
Upon the top Of his head Is SLATED
oval spot, with remarkable powers
Of suction. The remora swims up
under or beside, or even over the
shark, attaches himself by this de-
vice and let's the shark perform all
the labor necessary to their travel.
They tell different stories about
the remora and the shark. I have
heard that a shark will sometimes
try 10 rid himself Of this frec-rider,
and become SO worried as almost to
have nervous prostration, but that
he rarely. IL ever, succeeds In killing
his companion.
have heard that the remora, by
his suction. derives nourishment.
from the shark and weakens him.
but this has been disproved. I have
heard that shark after a time gets
70 like his companion. thus making
= virtue Of necessity. / have been
tcld that tho remora guides the
shark, and he In sometimes called
the "piiotfish." but this story I be.
heve In discredited and the name de-
clared to be without foundation In
fact.
Tho shark has this strange mess.
mate, who IL capable OF doing his
own swimming, but prefers TO have
y done for him, and Is able to pro.
vide his own food, but instead is
wiling TO take pot luck with the
larger fiah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

disclosing to man a new but vital
law back OF the flesh but not OF H..
an intelligence back OF the crystal,
back OF the electron. which directs.
mods and fashions every particle Of
matter In the universe. Preyiously
that was ascribed to an unknown
law. something supernatural, but
science IL now beginning 70 recog'
nize that psychology Is back Of every
thing In the universe, back of every
thing In nature thru the ages.
To produce the master man. TO
evolve the God man. VIC must apply
psychology; hence a knowledge OF
the laws OF psychology Is essential
in every field Of human endeavor
MADAME A. TILL.
7is Haight Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

hope. new force; which enlarges the
man. In other words. you win be a
new creature. You will never again
be satisfied with your second best.
You viii make tremendous leaps for.
ward. You will have n real motive
for redecrning your past. You will
take a new lease on life and strive
10 have your highest endeayor re
allied.
Human nature. like natural law
Ia the same today as II was centuries
ago: but what marvellous develop
ment and advancement OF human
ability. aimee the great national
crisis. the recent war. when a su-
preme demand was made upon the
great within us.
The new philosophy, psychology. N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

was elected. 20 get a $4,000 900 70
bnte from Stone & webstsr,- ana
perhaps have the mayor Of that
time indicted for intrigue. lie was
elected, and spectaculariy 20. The
council voted a 5000 approprfa>
ton for his investigation toward
that end That appropriation has
taken the wings Of an eagle and
SCARED 10 invisible heights. leaving
In its wake io-csnt fare.
The majority OF our city council
men are trying 10 hinge onto Il .hs
wings Of n dove. that II may de-
part I'm peace and leave good viii
behind. But the practical. peace
able wings OF dove doesn't seem
10 appeal 70 the mayor. Peter
witt In a man OF unauestioned Fl.
flciency, attained thru hard work
and practical appliances much In
evidence In Philadelphia, Boston,
Cleveland, etc Now, while Mr..
witt may appear TO be a high flyer
10 some people. an far az his serv-
ices are concerned, he has a d.
served right 70 be.
Firing Murphine and placing
Stone a webster's man a, the had
OF our street ear system hasn't got.
ten US anywhere-has IL? High
priced Wiit7" Witt does things
he has proved II by doing them
long before he struck this neck Of
the woods-time and again, can't
see how a man who has had $40.
600 appropriated for his use toward
the same end that witt is now
here 20 accomplish. and failed dis
plaliy 10 make any showing what.
ever. even along with that magic
wand he waived. and at the same
time shouting 'Presto," Just before his
election. can have the temerity to
go on record as insulting the intel.
ligence OF a two-thirds majority OF
our municipal iswmakerBi
Only recently the Ronanofrs
went the way the woodblne twin
eth" and the Hohenzollerns sunk
into innocuous desuetude. For Gods
sake. how long shall a swiyei-chalr
varrecord be able to stand agains,
such raking. pitiless back-fire?
J. c. BROWNE,
Sosh Maynard Ave. Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31
Editor The star

Ed bloom ait In the attic room.
be1de cellar window the chatter OF the rain and
listen the prociaimlng that the II done
the and dusty lake
rushing the
like lightning round that fly so high
flow Of stationery that fly below the valleys tall and high
where butterfly ndowiark delight jump bark
when l and 20
my head
hat but that all I'm going don't believe H.
AvIuDGE MANN.
r. SDoes that sound right tested Honcrs batch OF
harmless
stuff but then might he put too much
In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

There are people who live on the
refnora principle. They are not pre-
cisely pirates or parasites. but they
have become measurably dependent
upon the opinions and decisions Of
other people. II is not a very cour.
ageous or wholly safe way to order
ones life.
I heard that the remora becomes
so dependent upon some other con.
veyance than his own that he some
times attaches himself TO an ocean
liner. This Is satisfactory as to
transportation, but not as TO the
food supply. Also he sometimes at.
taches himself to a searturtle. and
never gets anywhere.
1t Is probably too late for the re-
mora to learn any better. but some
of the rest OF us may not be so
hopeless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

Editor The Start
Psychology Il science OF the soul
mind. the sub-eonscious mind. II In
not visible TO the eye or tangible 10
the touch. Psychology plays the part
OF a columbus--is discovers vast
territory within US Of which We have
born unconscious. II turns the spr.
fpai x.rry on the man. IL IL that
dlvne spark which cnkindlen a new
fire In human hearts. II makes men
out Of beasts n reveals the man
you are capable OF being.
The question is how TO arouse The
sleeping power within you 10 bring
ou, the possible man. Psychology IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

lsntor Inc star.
In your columns lately there seems
10 be n great hue and cry IN regard
10 hunting wild game. what about
vivisection. that terrible criminal
torture OF dumb animals by the med.
teal fraternity. They claim II Is In
the interest OF scientific research that
they cut animals up alive. II IA
claimed that they purchase cats and
dogs from the pound for this pur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31
LETTERS TO EDITOR


asked my grocer since when did
this happeng and he said, Il was no.
titled by tho Groccrs' Protective as
sociation not 90 sell goods on sun
days"
walked around the corner and
purchased from another grocer my
butter. Now tell me how Il is n one
can sell on the Sabbath. why not an.
other7 You can so 90 any Jap gro.
Ger and buy any amount on Sunday.
Thanking you, remain. yours
truly, T.. n. III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

Editor The Star:
Il zee by the papers" that our
mayor has vetoed an ordinance for
Expert Wits salary payment II
such action on his part Is not an
Insult to the intelligence Of a two
thirds majority OF our city council
men. somebodyTi have TO show
mer'
He advances no REASONS what.
ever for so doing. and even The
why's he gives out are wholly In
accordance with his previous vt
islnccs regarding the street car
probiem-fr from It's pnrchsfe on up
20 the io.cent fare that we now
have. hold him more eulpahle
for the complexities OF this white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31
The Pestiferous
Coyote

From the Everett Herald)
The coyote. formerly unknown
this side Of the mountains and
now becoming fairly common
here. as occasion. poultry losses
attest. has not confined his ex-
pansive qualities solely 20 this
part Of the world.
In fact. In spite Of aggressive
warfare that has BEEN waged
upon him. he continues TO in
crease the scope Of territory that
IL annoyed by his presence. Like
the rat he seems TO be one Of
those pestifcrous animals that can
adapt itself to changing condi-
tons and thrive In spite Of the
prosecutions Of hunter and trap
per.
In the plains country. original
home Of the coyote. 10 h esti-
mated that 10000 have been
killed since 1918 under direction
Of the federal biological survey,
while thousands more have been
killed By private hunters But 70
cent reports indicate the presence
Of these animals In many remote
parts Of the conference.-the north
ern shore Of Lake Ontario, at the
mouth If the Mackenzie river In
The Arcfica. h Western Pcunsyl
vania and Western New Yors<. In
Indiana and In Northern MlchL
gan
II the coyote eas adapt himself
- the heavy timber and under
growth Of the Puget sound coun-
try, TO . moist atmosphere and
wet winfers-as he h doing-even
tho the dry plains with their cold
winters and hot summeA are his
natural habitat. he WIN make
good anywhere from the Arctic
circle TO the Panama canal.
Aboiishiso bafficships rt1 make
room for fricndshipa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

the birds mercifully for food than
there is in killing your own barn
yard fowls that are so tame. and
Strengthening tho dear little lambs
and calves.
People who get up these arRu.
ments should uHe a little forethought
and discretion before they put them
before the public.
ALICE NJ. MEYERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31
Hunting and Vivisection

pose. would die OF any disease
rather than know an animal had been
tortured 70 death 10 find a cure for
me.
The bible says. mot q sparrow
faiicth 10 tho ground without the
knowledge OF the Father
Why does not the Humane Society
take UP this matter? One individual
alone cannot do any good.
ALICE NJ. MEYER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31
Editor The stari

Editor The Star.
The party who wrote up the hunt.
ing question did not take into con.
aideration that II the birds were not
killed off they would multiply 40
quickly that they would eat Up
everything and then we would ali
have to starvo.
There Ia no more harm In killing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31
Reduce Home Light Bills, Too

proposed
superintendent Of lighting.
80
current in
his a
If why the
to he e o
II IS II not
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Editor Tho star.
WIN you kindly answer thru your
column Mic following question: ]
went TO my grocer yesterday tsun.
day. and wanted 20 purchase
pound OF butter. a. IL was forgotten
on saturday. and ! was met with
this answer. II am very sorry. but
we cannot sen any groceries on sun
day other than perishahlc goods.
such az fruit. candy. tobacco. milk
and bread"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31
BY DIR. WILLIAM z. BARTON


Of A m G r c a
makes m a q y
and varied ef.
forts to educate
the people OF
this fair land.
For instance.
there Is the
marine labora
tory. at Woods
Ho ] z. NJ as $.
That Is where
thqv have fcrtii-
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Page
Mr.. DalUes
Uncle Sans pure was to b.
guarded By the tz-usty Mr.. Dawes.
be Of tho florid vocabulary.
Mr.. Iasker, also. was 10 put
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

business into government" In the
shipping board.
The biggest transactions. In dol
lars. that are going on are In CON
n<ctiou with tho shipping boards
operations. For instance. q single
sale Of surplus materials Is being
planned whereby property worth
SsSa 500. 900 II 10 be offered for
sale at $4,000. 900 - aud Il IL
naively said thai n less price IL
expected 10 be realized.
Mr.. Dawes In not In on this
brilliant bit Of business rage
MIR. Dawes.
Hell and Maria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

And the night shah be fnted ,rtfh
music.
Ard the cares that iHfcsf the day
Shall fold their fenfs like the
Arabs
And as silently sfcai aseay.-
---foncfefiotnL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

4 Scotch WOMAN rho has come
% this country on lecture tour
says romen wfU soon be found IN
ne diplomatic service, for schsch
they are sceu fitted because they
use diplomatic language We ad-
6ress this question to the MARRIED
men:
Does youy UTE address you IN
1fplomoftc language or In language
whose incoming cannot be mis-
fokeRr
We thought %.
The army on the Rhine Isn't Hv-
M0 on the rind
Ycu can't keep bad liquor fotcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31
COLLINS
Night

Halloween customs date back
nto remote antiquity. They are
IN that we have left 10 remind
- that our ancestors believed In
gohlins. banshecs. ghouls and
sthcr evil spirits that were sup
posed to roam the earth In the
Sari1ncss Of night
n the early days Of the Chris
hin church. the first Of Novcm-
her was set aside rs All Saints
~, Il being impossible 10 OBJ
prve . separate day for each
mint.
The night preceding All Saints
~ Was known n Halloween. II
uas . fearful night. during which
lhe evn spirits were believed TO
hurst from their bonds and haunt
ns world. having . last fling
prior 10 the sacred day.
The property damages which
NY were supposed to infiict have
bsen pictoriaily passed on thru
- centuries In Halloween Gus
ouuns o. carrying away gates.
tearing DOWN fences and heaping
- cabbsges and trash on porehes
q tie unpopular.
There was. however. . brighter
- 10 Halloween. ~ celebrated
~ many Of the ancient peoples.
4 marked the end 81 harvest and
- beginning Of now terms Of
lnrm tenancy and hndlordShip.
Renewing his centracfs with bis
GIANTS, or making arrangements
With nsw snsa Il was the Hal
Isueen custom II lhndlerds 70
nring forth the flowing bowl
baalpts 81 red apples and sscks
q nuts. IAndlsrds have changed.
Wanfsn destFuc1iou = property
- mads Balloveea . night q
6svi1s. This year, Wig mot -
eonaibles Keep svn chained ~
nnd observe Halloween In the
spfrit Of All Saints dzy-by dis
tributing food and clothing to the
needy. Hsv sbeut Il, Boy Scouts?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

1t is predicted that Thanksgiving turkeys are
going TO be cheaper this gear. OF course. Every
body has noted that Thanksgiving turkeys olacoys
are cheaper in October
A supply of corkscre,cs and corks is kept IN
stock at the stationery room Of the United States
senate at Washington!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31
Why Biscuits Fail

First Too wet-too much milk water.
Second Shortening which mixes with the biscuit like oil prevent
ing the outside from baking rich, delicate brown giving
greasy feel and to the biscuit
Third: Too much -four WE'LL which accentates the inability
OF an incorrect shortening to minge well with the -four
and milk.
Take biscuit with FARCO the new cream Of veae
table oil shortening Your biscuits will be you follow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-30

The foolish shall not stand In
thy sight: that hatost all workers
OF inlquliy.
Thou shalt destroy them that
speak leasing; the Lord will abhor
the bloody and decoItfuI man.
hut as for me ! Will come into
thy house In the multitude OF they
mercy; and In they fear VIII !
worship toward Thy holy temple.
Lead me. o Lord In thy right
eousncss because -nL-mine enemies;
make thy way straight, before my
face. .nr.t afs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-30
EXPRESS PAcKAoGTrEs

Laughter and cherry days.
Hope which the morning brings,
The futures roster ways.
Faith when the clouds are gray.
Grief when the shadows fall;
SO We must go our way
Knowing them all.
life II short aud we have never
too much timo for gladdeuIng tn
hearts Of those who are trayellng
with M. o. be awift 10 love. max,
haste 10 be kinds Oliver Lodge.
Col. Blll Dwyer. who Is going q
Chicago. announces that he will try
to straightcn out Gov. Small'a IT.
tie troubles while he N there.
However. the Colonel didn't posi-.
, lively promise TO pay the sovereign
state OF Illinois the money which Mr.,
Small Is alleged to owe Il.
The simple fact that the mercury
IL playing around In the nIntIcs isn't
going 10 keep girl from wearing
her sweater. II Il Is made Of silk,
II now looks like II is going to
bo beyond the ability Of the best
mathmetIcian In the whole class t.
figure the size Of the Grady county
corn crop this time. More cagsa
for worry.
II doesn't seem ike Dr Iced
should have very much difficulty =, m
getting his Hot Stove steamed up al
this particular time OF year
And don't forget the Grady county
fair Is going to be a bear-if evry.
body will keep boosting It.
81 sImp says he notices that he
soils his shirt every time he spills
something on II.
whether you feel like or not. you
can't lose anything by being pleas
ant about II.
rhe Rotarians took press agent
with them TO Norman and we pre-
sumo he will report that they play
ed ball but we're not so sure about
It. However. II is safe to say that
they went round.and-round with the
Norman Rotarians.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-30
A STOLEN SMILE 'GR TWO

A JubIIant Jubilee

"some years ago" says an Ameri'
can who used to 1.-Two In London,
"beforo Queen victoria's death and
about the time the queens jubiles
was to be celebrated. there was
overheard this conversation between
two old seotch.women on a street
cornor:'
"'Can ye tell me, wumman, what
is II they call jubileeF
"wecl,' us this. said the other.
when folk has been married TWEEN
ty.fiye years. that's silver wud'
dem: and when they have been mar
rlcd fifty years that's golden wud-
din But " the mons dead. then
IT'S jubilee. ."'-Clcycland News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-30

Swelling causcd by insect bItos
can be reduced by using Billiards.
Snow LInlmont. II counteraets the
poison and rcllycs the irritation.
Three sizes. soc. C0c and si.20 per
bottle. Sold by Wren DRUG Co. i-3i.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-30
SCRIPTURE

Psalms. 5th Chapter, lst to Sth
Verses.
Give ear to my words, o Lord,
consider my meditation.
Hearken unto the voice OF my
cry. my King. and my God: for unto
thee will pray
My voice shalt thou hear in the
morning. O Lord; in the morning
will I direct my prayer, unto thee
and will look up,
For thou art not a God that hath
pleasure in wickedness; neither shalt
evil dwell with three.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-30

Our guess Ia that the report that
Ray winder has offered bob Jones
contract to help out tho Chicks
In the world series" Is only an idle
mmor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-30

Take chance that tho preacher
will make Il short and awoet-so
u church tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-30

lie (at the stage door,: Come.
my baby doll. let us stroll over to
the Summer Garden and have sup
per.
She: call taxi. MS bad enough
to be called baby doll; but I'm
certainly not one OF those mcchan-
icaI walking dolls--Cartoons Mag
azlne.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-30

Didn't Grasp the Subject, Maybe.
She: In the tableaux l. took the
part OF Opportunity.
He: Did anyone embrace YOU
Cartoons Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-30

Col. Blll Dwyer. who Is going {,
Chicago. announces that he will try
to stralghtcn out Gov. Small'a M.
tie troubles while he IN there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-30

However. the Colonel didn't posi-.
lively promise TO pay the sovereign
state Of Illinois the money which Mr..
Small IL alleged to owe Il.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-30

Life II short aud we have never
too much timo for gladdenIng N ;
hearts Of those who are travelIn
with M. o. be awift 10 love. max
haste 10 be- kind."-Slr Oliver Lodge.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-08-26

The world needs great deal more
good nature. A smile is better than
a snarl, and the peace and comfort Of
society depends, iii no small degree,
upon the tartness or sweetness of
those who compose 1t. Very often
offense lies not so much in what is
said as in the way we say it, and in
the motive which prompts 1t. We
have known men who could say al
most anything, anu no one took of
Tense, because everybody recognized
that there was no sting in the speak
er. And we have known others to
whom people would forgive nothing,
simply because they felt that they
were ill-natured men who took pleas
ure In wounding the feelings of 9th
ers. For our sake, for the fam
ily's sake, for our friends sake,
we have a right to keep as good-tem-
pered as our own will and the grace
of God can make us.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-08-26

There is hung Ar in Russia. Not
hunger for bread and potatoes, per-
hapS, but hunger for the most ordinary
necessities of life. says a writer in
the New Republic. There is no
white bread in the cities Of Russia,
and very little meat, or butter or
sugar or fat. Milk and eggs are be-
Ing given only to children. seldom to
the sick. Throughout my six months
soiourn in the Russian provinces l
saw no chocolate. no oranges or
lemons, no coffee, no real tea. or cake.
No tramways are running in the cities
of Russia, no lamps are burning in the
streets, outside of Moscow. In the
winter, water pipes are bursting, canal
ization and sewage systems collapse,
misery and hldeous sufferings are In
flicted on millions. There is scarcity
OF medicines and soap. and an album
dance of disease. The peasants have
enough to eat, yet rural Russia is
cIamoring for salt and kerosene and
cotton fabrics and nails and plows
and scythes
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-08-26

1t is no longer quite correct for
truly proper and unexceptional wOm-
an not to have something to do apart
from her husband and her house, says
Arnold Bennett in Our Women" Wom-
IN whose days are Interestingly and
nsefully full will have no time to be
morbid. Their minds will be nour-
lshed. They viii think more of their
own minds and of mems minds and
less of their own bodies and mems
bodies. And men will assuredly be
thereby led to do the same. The phe-
nomenon will shed its superfuous
grossness. Affection may be strength
ened, but crude passion wifi diminish.
And inclInations and habits will be
modified accordingly.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-08-26

Moral education and training in the
home, in the school and in the church,
must be more generally applied and
stressed, if we are to do our full duty
and achieve the results that our prog
ress and civilization require. 1t has
been noticed everywhere that the
greater number of criminals in this
postwar wave of crime are boys or
very young men, youthful amateurs ia
evil, whose callow minds have been
easily impressed by the pernicious in
auences of the time, says st. Louis
Globe Democrat. Many of these, 1t
has been shown. have gone out Of
comfortable homes to the exercise of
banditry. This is feature Of the
phenomenon that is most impressive
In its call for the application of the
counteracting influences of good in
the bringing up of boys.