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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-16
OnW ll!I!| Of y. Wireless,
~ BY ARTHUR B REEVE
copyrsh. 1924. BY y. y. 4. Ssfs'e'

APARTMENT at Bachelors Hail sn4
turned IN.
The next morning was rainy.
damn and depressing. Garrick ana
plck had breakfasted and we're dis
GUESSING the events of the day befors.
Garrick'e mind was most sctivs
when his physical being seemed
LATEST. Stretching out In his chair.
raising His arms slowly above his
head. he yawned and was about 70
deliver himself Of some sage observA-
ton on life in general and the case
Ia particular when the telephone
rang.
Hang IL, what's this7 Answer II
Dock. old man7"
Dicks mind and body were both
alert. lie had breakfasted with :
couple 81 invisible companions, love
and anxiety. "Garrick." He held his
hand now over the trannmitter. 'Ay
word It's Mrs. Walden"
"Nita waidenY Hereg Tell her
there's a little reception room down
there. Wen be with her right
away"
Mia Walden was distrsctefly
wtnking quick and bailing the
handkerchief IN her hand ~ she
gazed out Of the window at her car
In which Mckay was biting with
bulldog grin NJ his pipe as II con-
templsting something iistastefui.
Garrick closed the door as she
rushed excitedly 20 him and seized
his hand with fingers that ciinched
unconsciousiy.
Guy I am Desperate. It's
Ruth again--rny little girl. You must
find her for me. | can't take any
ono into my confidence except you
and Dick. / don't know which way
20 turn. She didn't come home last
night. have walked and walked
the floor waiting for her. haven't
Turn 10 Page IL. Column u
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Editor The Star
A. an old reader Of The Star. ]
believe II has been the aim OF The
Star 60 stand for everything that
goes 20 make a better and more law
abiding people. Reaiixsng that We
don't all ne-e alike or think alike. ]
think We are all agreed that We want
a good government. composed OF law
abiding people. That can not be UNI
i~ss We deny ourselves some things
that might he harmless TO us but
destructive to others.
III granted tho space. ! would like
10 give expression thru Tlre Star TO
a few thoughts on the wine and
Bihie discussion that has been dis
GUESSED 30 earnestly.
What may rhy IL not said with
prejudice or with the expectation Of
changing anyone's opinion. Only.
lie who turned water into wine can
change the winebil,b~r. bootleEgcr
and booze fighter into new crea.
sure in Christ Jesus. when that hap
pens 20 them, the wine and booze
question In settled for good. We
have not advanced far enough tNt
from our pagan ancestors TO be free
from their vices. Their view Of hos.
pitallty was Teasing and drinking.
IA Paul said. Their god liz their
belly" and therv arc plenty 81 that
kind Of people living today. If any
evidence IL needed 10 prove that we
have not got far away. the fact that
less than thrce score years ago hui
man beings were sold ms pigs and
sheep are soid today Yes. the
writer knows what IL cost 20 destroy
that evil. But now the twin sister
TO chRttei SLAVERY. and far worst OF
tho two. that has slain the rich. the
poor. the scholar and the illiterate.
the statesman and lawgiver. the
soldier and even the Clergyman. spar.
Ing neither age nor sex. and now
that the majority Of our people. real.
izing the power of this giant octopus
that has It's Shiny arms around tlre
nation. sucking its life blood. has sue.
cecded in breaking its hold there are
people who regret IL and would
throw us back into the NAV OF that
damnable tyrant drink"
They tell us that they should not
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the home Of the brave. when they are
worthy.
| have no hostility 70 those Amer.
leans OF Deutsch descent who proved
that they left the old world and came
To the new with truth on their lips
and courage IN their hearts. who
came TO live with us. become good.
outstanding American citizens. ready
al all times 10 prove their devotion
to their adopted country. which wei.
coined them and gave them free
dom and an opportunity they never
enjoyed before. There we're. and are.
many thousands of these. Yes. hun.
dreda OF thousands mil.
lions. I know many Of them. and
helped them---nhowed the Deutachern
and other foreigners whore they could
locate government land; employed
them no they could get the money
10 pay for the land and develop ~.
got them seeds from our government
30 they could plant the land. and did
not AJAX them for money or anything.
not even radiah or potato. In re-
turn. except that they be true 20
themselves and 10 their adopted
country. But they have given me in.
formation OF another kind 81 foreign.
er than themselves. no. would hard.
~ call hlm eiiizen--inhnbiiant II
a more hitting word. These undesir.
able foreigners are those who came
here with lies on their lips and
treachery In their hearts. ready Mt
all times and all occasions 10 betray
us into the power Of the miiitarisfs Of
the old world. while preaching pac.
ifiyn here 90 uN: who had been plot.
ting. planning. praying and promul'
eating for -der tag~-~the day when
they were TO plumber the world espe'
clAIly America. and render nil sub.
s~rvient TO the "Ail Highest the su.
perrnan. Kaiser william this
wretch who. on the field Of battle,
deserted his army. aheathing hia
shining sword fled when he saw
the "Yanks" coming. and who now
cry '~rhe war II over" using our dec
iaratlon OF peace as cloak under
which 10 renew thalr former vilsainics
These Deutachern and other for.
eignerr assume and arroEase TO them.
selves an authority above tho state.
calling themselves international.
lists" while af the same time discios
ing thru their speech and synpathier
that they favor. incredible tho u may
seem. the IAN Highest. the cownrdly
deaerter. who WINS wheeled away from
tho safe background Of the battle.
field In high powered automobile to
neutral territory In the Netherlands.
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The Devil Is Working Overtime

be deprived Of what they want TO
drink because someone else abuses
tho privilege. That is about the same
kind Of q question that Cain who
killed hts brother asked when he
said. Am my brothers Keeper
We do not expect worldly people to
deny themselves anything they
want. but Christian people. or those
claiming TO be. are. 20 say the least. In
mighty bad company when they go
into print TO defend traffic that has
destroyed every nation that followed
It's Shiny trail.
No Bible student denies the fact
that Jesus made wine out of water
the first great manifestation OF His
power. and probably drank II. II all
mankind had followed Him and kept
His commands there would have
been no prohibition law or crimes
growing out Of drink. But they
has~ not and the DEVILS business is
10 see that they never DO. and the
devil is certainly on the job. working
overtime at present.
s. VAN SCOyAC.
Soldiers Honre. OrfinE.
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The Guilty
Parties

gFror the Lynden Trfbun@)
Down ~ Everett. . prosecuting
attorney and n corps Of d-puty
nheriffs are busy looking for evil
6encs to back up zscharxe OF first
degree murder against Don Stew.
euson, the er-scrvice boy WHO con
fessed to Killing Amour rear
6lsnwood q few days ago. Both
men had been drinking in Bell
lngham. and purchased more
moonshine at Stanwood ON the
day Of AImour's death.
Just another sad case where bad
whisky added brains and caused
trouble.
Why tirn. In seeking the guilty
party. doesn't the sheriff Of sno-
bomish county arrest the boot
Ieggcrs Mt BeIlingham and Stan
wood who sold the liquor that
brought on the drunken quarrel?
Or getting back further TO
sources. why not arrest today and
charge with murder the officers
Of the Law in both Whsfcom and
Snohomish counties who locked
she other way when the boot
Iegxers sold the weapons that
killed Amour
Why not?
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Editor The Ntar.
In regard 20 certain articles In
your paper where Myrtle Qulrt and
Evelyn HeIlenfhai were dumped
into the Sound from canoe by their
schoolmnte. young Hamilton --- you
give credit 20 Hamilton for saving
the girls from drowning. which Is
not coming to him. as he did nbso-
iutely nothing TO give helping hand
70 save the girls.
A young lad by the nam. Of Clay.
ton Wilson. who actually saved
Myrtle Quist from drowning. has re-.
ceived no credit. and Myrtle owes
her life absolutely 10 him. believe
that he IL entitled 20 the credit Of
saving her life. and mention should
be made 81 same.
have the statement from NJ least
10 eyewitnesses that after the canoe
tipped over. and the girls came to the
surface. young Hamilton held Evelyn
IIellenthai up for a short distance.
until he found that the girl grabbed
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VIII lose
Sow. take the cut Of $3.50 n year
school teachers salaries. that means
AZ least 100000. making at least a
million dollars worth Of business
that the people OF Seattle wtIl lose.
The late Jacob Fursh. who was in
tho banking business here. IN report.
cd 20 have Haid that the hanks made
more money when times were hard
than wirwn business was good.
! believe that there IL a banker
on tho school board. Carlyle seems
70 have been right when speaking of
the people. lie naid. They are
mostly fools"
II. C. CROCKETT.
sii Madison 81.
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More on "Deutsch"

Editor The Star:
My present attitude toward the
Deutsch and the Deutsch language
and literature II because they are.
and have been. the means. methods
and manner OF reasonable practices.
Of hatred expressed In no uncertain
terms. OF ~ Chant OF Hate" by
Ernest Lissauer. which gained him
high distinction from the Dcutsch
emperor. William. and which the
Deutsch acclaimed as expressing
their heartfelt emotion: a few OF the
teresting. lest we forget. as;
You we hate with lasting hate,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-16
The Street
Superinfendent

n. rs reported. Mayor Brown
has m Intention Of replacing tho
present street and sewer superin.
tendent, Ire ought to bear few
figures In mind.
The street superintendent Of
this city has the custody Of Sis5.-
ooe.ooo worth Of property.
He has the care OF i.seo miles
a. streets. including 500 miles of
paved streets.
And 600 miles Of main sewers.
And l.soo miles Of concrete side
walks.
He operates an asphalt plant
md directs extensive krsveIling
operations.
He Issues permits for the occu-
Fancy Of streets
A. = member Of the board Of
public works he passes ON mil
Mons Of dollars worth Of munich.
ri contracts
The street and sewer superin-
lcnlsnt b an important public
,fficiAl. doing = specialized ssrv.
ice. II coats money to train men
~ this work II costs money to
-sge men In this position. II
aid be folly 10 put ON a Job
i. this an unframed o. incom.
pettnt persow.
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Editor The Star.
The country seems 20 be- approach
ing normally" quite rapidly
Freight rates ON the railroads are TO
be reduced. also wages are TO he re-
dueed nearly enough 10 cover tho
freight reductions.
What the business men OF the ma.
ton win gain by tim cutting down
Of the purchasing power Of the peo-
pie n a problem. Money being turn.
ed over several times. II means that
for every billion dollar wage reduc
tion. at least three or four billion
dollars worth OF business will be
lost.
The powers that are IN financial
circles may gain by Il, hut the others
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where he and the crown prince are
plotting and praying for the day. der
tag" when they, by hook or by crook.
may place themselves again upon a
Deutsch throne.
The snakes are not deah--they have
not even changed their skins. they
are only acotehed.
II IL not We who enyince hatred
IL IL the Teutachers and other for
eignern who have not got rid Of IL.
And yet we are told 10 hush--do
not criiicise. have pity.
Pity, for the pitiiess. pity for the
murderer.. pity for the coward
hearts. pity for the degenerate souls.
No: justice tn the only thing common
surase with their past acts and pres
ens plosiings: stern. unyieitiing jus
tic~. with a sentence unacceptable. 20
that the murderous paranoiacs can
not indulge their fancies for destroy
Ing and drowning mothers with babes
at their breasts. and attempting again
tho ''frlghtfulness" which did not
frighten the Y. &. but brought the
Deutsch dcgenerates. who taught II
and practieed II. 20 their present des-
picabie. desperate condition.
RICHARD MANSFIELD WHITE.
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We win never forget our hate.
Hate by water and hate by land.
Hate Of the head and hate Of the
hand:
Hate OF the hammer and hate OF the
crown,
Hate OF seventy millions choking
down."
We Americans chanted no hymn
Of hate. We welcome and welcomed
foreigners 20 the land of the free and
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him. causing him 20 sink. when he
let her 80 and swan TO shore. I'm.
medlately upon reaching shore he
rushed TO the bath houHe and
changed his clothes. while some OF
the girls swan out and helped Eve
lyn ashore
Myrtle was sinking the last time
when Clayton rowed out with a boat
and held her head ~ by her hair
above water until hls father reached
them from shore with another boat
and helped LIT her out Of the water.
She was then unconscious. and was
carried ashore By young Clayton and
his father.
Clayton Wilson's address f. 7osa
Beach drive. II you care to Invest.
gate this statement any further.
Mrs Wilson. the mother OF Clayton.
should also be mentioned for her kind
assistance in helping the girls into
dry clothes.
Yours very truly. A. w. ouIsT.
3io Hoge Building
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We are our episfre. nrrttfrr On our
hearts. knotrH and read Of all men.
Ill. Corinthians fIL q.
The dear. LORDS best Interpreters
Are humble human sonis.
The Gospel Of Hfs like theirs
IL more than books or scrolls.
From scheme and creed the light
goes out.
The sanity fact snrtlres:
The blessed Master none can doubt
Revealed In holy tires.
John q. Whittier.
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A Real Benefit to the Vets

Uncle
worth while This opportunity
standard
ance and enjoy
mand
stirred of red
Stunned
u
helping
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The
Original Sin

A leyear.oId high school girl
put the record Of the famed "song
Of India on our vIctroia the other
night and whiricd surprisingly
down the lang living room Of our
home.
II was breAsh-taising perform
sncs. bat u won the approval OF
tie family with IL swift grace.
The young miss followed with =
series Of intricate steps accom-.
panied by fluid gestures Of the
armbs and hands.
We were being trcat~d to m ex-
hLdion Of modern ballroom dane.
Ing. . thing Mt which the elder
generation processes 10 stand
aghast. And we confess We eouls.
only exuit with our entertainer In
iser joyous freedom.
We're for this West Seattle
girl. We refuse TO believe her
reprrssed GRANDMOTHER was any
more moral" than she. We srv
Of the opinion that this dancing
miss minus the ugly shactiss Of
body and limb once imposed by
fashion and freed Of the old metal
binders win develop into more
healthy. useful and happy human
than her ancestor.
After all. Isn't there some truth
In this saying Of Zarathusira:
'Since humanity came into being
man has enjoyed himself too lii.
tie. That alone. my brethren. Il
our original sim"
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CONTINUED From Yesterday
CHAPTER V
MUSIC IN THE AIR

MUSIC IN TIE AK
uarrick and Dick walked slowly
down Forty ninth 81 and across
sixth ave, laughing AZ Ruth's russo
and a bit sore.
u suppose you feel put outF'
punned Garrick.
Dick WINS too puzzled % get it.
"she certainly put us thru the inner
circle with aa much neaineHs and
dispatch az a aardlne goes from the
river 20 the tin In the movies j.
only, wonder whyf"
Garrick WAS thinking OF the threat
message. could II be that she took
that way Of keeping us out Of dan.
ger7''
lie stopped short and looked back.
A tough stranger was lurking back
Of them. Garrick moved ahead and
stopped again. The stranger stopped
and slouched into garage. Garrich
walked back quickly and as he
paused him looked over and smiled.
I'm on" he laughed and the man
dropped his eye in sbecpish sullen.
ness.
lhfy tufHfa ths totH'' @'*N
into Fiffiefh 1T As they passed the
other door of the garage. which ran
thru the block. Garrick hesitated az
II TO walk thru II and locate the
shadower. An he did 90 he saw an
other man sllnk into a doorway.
We've discovered one; another
has moved up 20 take his place. An
old and very effective device"
He hurried down the street with
Dick. plunged into the subway. wait.
.d for d train. then walked on out
the other exit. No tail could hold
down Garrlcis n be suspected he waf
being Swallowed.
what did IL meant Stlli specuiat
ing. they went on to Garrick's city
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LEARN A WORD
EVERY DAY


It'a pronounced-day. with sc.
cent on tho first syllable, or dare.
II means platform above the
floor Of hall or large room. 70 give
distinction or prominence 20 those
occupying II. especially. the plat.
form Of a lecture room or church.
II comee from Old English. "deiH,
des." a table.
It's used like thin-~"For tho wed
ding ceremony. King Alexander OF
Serbia and Princess Marie " Ru.
mania. who were mar led recently ut
Belgrade. kneit on q dais before the
altar In the cathedral"
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One of the humors of the season is in acatching
the Olympia Daily Record, ichich has alioays de-
Tended the poll tar and defended Co.. Harris
championship of the poll taG, no,c explain that
Coz. Hart some time ago had decided in favor Of
repeating the measure and hint that IL, too had for
long achile back felt the same icay. And about
all the republican party organs of the state are
going thru the same painful set Of explanations
When a moth gets hungry he doesn't give hang
about modesty.
Prospective brides are so plentiful ,ce predict a
groom shortage.
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GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH FRECkLES
AND WHITEN SKIN

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
OF Orchard White. which any drug
store win supply for a few cents,
shake well. and you have quarter
pint Of the best freckle and tan
bleach. and complexion whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lem.
on lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day and see how
freclSles and blemlshes bleach out and
how clear. soft and rosy-whste the
skin becomes Acknowledgement,
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LAHERCt tho to NHNR
u. S. Sign Down; Jap Sign Up

Editor The Star
An event occurred several weeks
ago. and Just today naw the real
significance Of It's meaning.
The SIGN Of the powerful water.
house concern at Pier s was recently
taken down. That concern IL now in
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"A plan 70 stop war--so put an end
10 u forsv.r-was suggested 20 my
mind hy story told me BY my family
physician,
lie said that II nature had ordained
that the husband and wife had chill.
drrn alternately. there would b. not
more than three children IN each
family. Well. l did just ar he ex.
pecsed me 20 do. I asked why there
would only be three. lie said the
woman would have her second. but
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To Stop War-Draft Older Men

nothing on earth or the hope OF
heaven would tempt the man 20 have
another.
so let's draft the men over Is years
TO So years and let them DO the
fighting, ] am sure ono war would
suffice. soms way would quickly be
found to stop war.
Wouldn't II be a good plan for
these men 70 take military training
20 keep ~. instead Of golf. and 4,
chief. Respectfully submitted.
". II. r.
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a state OF bankruptcy. Al the next
dock. No. 9. a new sign was paint.
ed. /, read. Osaka Shosen kaisha. :
This ls. as you can tell. the name Of
u Jafsancus shipping company.
To my knowledge IN. Americans
arn losing their potential strength
Yours for one flag. A. -.
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We trosld hate 10 be a rich
mans son and hare 10 stay In frou-
bic nearly all the time.
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IN Georgia a man ,oas on the
Jury that care his feife dirorce.
That makes u unanimous.
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Toon after robberS school ras
broken up IN Chicago an umpires
school opened In Philadelphia.
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Some peoples luck 10 90 bod they
Oct skinny ercrv tctnfer and fat
sucry summer.
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Wonder II the man cho bought
the Washington monument tCas
going to take Il homer
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In spite Of the fact that finan-
ciaI experts are saying business Is
better, II Is.
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Brides tcorder rhat they pifi
hare for supper. 0rooms nonder
,chdt fhcv had.
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They are selecting the ~ great
est iromcH IN America. Any June
groom hHous one.
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In Scotland 1000 barrels Of tchts-
XIV burned. Prohibition prevents
sach horrors here.
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Woman asking divorce Gays her
husband beats her euery day. This
~ too often.
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People trho sleep on sleeping
porches should get up first.
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Morocco has no nescsp1peya---
Eetrs Hem. Bat look at the books
that are Dcsrd IN Morocco.
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Oklahoma goods srho sny they
neps to MARRY At ~ may mean
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Nire fhimcs 10 dohf required are.
The potner 10 sec, the Hight. the
Visible thtno.
Being not too small. TOO thin. too
rloh. foo far:
Space clear. ard time. the form
distinct TO bring.
Sir John D1stes.
Representative Buiier (R.J. Pa.
Hoo can vou tell an adult beef
Hon. do you knoie schen Il u 0roirH
upf
Representative Chindblom fRJ.
H.; BY ifs sting.
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ny BERTON BRALEY

BX HERTON BRALEY
Her ehlidrrn were her aII-in.sIi.
She gave her time and thought
10 them.
Her dreams. her visions great
and small.
Her hearts deep love she
brought TO them:
unseiiishiy her strength abe gave
To make them snuxrvr, eo.ier.
She made herself q willing slave
That they might find life roster.
She savc mp al tho things that
make
I1feAmrrrisr and breexhr,
Believing that she thus might
make
Her chlldren's progress eaAicsJ
She srrimp~d and saved and
toiIed and drudEed
Thru yvars and years lsbcrious,
And by tho neIghbors she was
Judged
A mother meritorious-
hut when her iabors arc reviewed
With calm judicial clarity.
We find she's raised . selfish
brood
Sans tboughtfulness or charity:
Her children took but never gave
And selfishness thus grew In
them.
Seif.saerifiee made her = slave
And only served to ruin them,
tcopyrlshs. 1895. ~ Tn. Seattle star