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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28
Spiritual Training in Schools

offer us a set Of principles or corn
mandsn~nts which advocate the do
Ing Of righ; and justice 20 our fei.
lows. II would not he necessary 10
bring any creed into consideration
bat TO try bringing feeling Of har.
uspnv and klndlincsa toward all.
Thcac teachings OF rrntlcne.s and
rood viii toward each other would
cultivate greater Joy In tn, lives Of
many children and a feeling Of toll
crance and kindness would take the
place or the hustle. hustle look that
IL evident In the schools.
No one has ever In the schools
Advocated TO me that should be
kind and consldernie OF others and I
know tina, II ruch things were laugh,
a good deal more OF real happiness
and less worry over petty thinrs
would be brought TO the children
Yours truly.
WAR HAGJrND.
s7oi 5sth ave. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28

Editor Tho star.
In looking over ths eduontion o,
today we SO that We cen find no
fault with the intellectual ard busi.
mes. teaching given the students but.
In my opinion. the moral and Eplr.
iiuai nature OF tho child Ia given no
development
myself arm a studrn, Of one Of
scattie's high schools and feel that
the spiritual education of n child II
just as important as the intellectual
training.
When one touches on The question
OF tho spiritual development OF the
boys and girls II seems that this
would bring tho problems 81 tho
various cuits and religions into con.
sideration but these can be solved
very simply.
A. n matter Of fact. All crr-da BE-
iieve IN n Supreme Being and that We
are all children OF Him. They all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28
Boroh Did
a Good Job

Back In the spring Of iez1 Sen
stor Borah Of Idaho began
preaching the gospel Of . new
peace psrlcy.
And being moro than . merc
preacher. being . real evangelist
he made himself heard First By
. few and then BY many. he was
heard and beeded-
Get together and dissryn."
Bprah shouted and sang. Tho
United States must had the way.
Invite the other nations TO wash
ington and talk II over
Presently. when is- opened his
mouth to repeat this call. he
found that he was not singing .
solo. but was leading . chorus
II was q chorus that rolled back
and forth from the Atlantic 10
the Pacific.
And then one day President
Harding called the conference II
has Just ended and by and large.
II must be considered n success.
Bill. The Stars congratulations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28
The Possibilities of Irrigation

hihltive priceH
The word '1paaco.- wherever spok.
en- over the state. always brings rs
sociations OF sagebrunh, dryneas and
dust. II Ia OF this region that we arc
speaking. but that tn conditions
could be changed 70 one Of vast pro.
duction Is easily shown by observing
what irritation has done In the SEQ
ton around Burbank.
This section 81 lying farther 10 the
southwark and opposite the gnp in
The Cascades. where the warm coast
winds. may come thru. and offers a
longer season than the section 20 the
northward. with the longer season
comes the possibility Of a greater VA
riety OF crops. Not only grains. but
also fruit hay md root crops arr
produced. Tho long season permits
tho raising OF four crops OF hay.
II. G. Rosenfelt. who has charg. OF
the Introduction OF the raising OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28

sugar beeu In the Waih waIia sec.
ton, Gays there IL no finer soll any.
where Tor the raising OF sugar bcets
n a dependable water supply could
be obtained. Last year from, TOO
acres. he shipped 200 carloads Of
beets 20 the refinery. lie would glad
~ contract n greater acreage n Wa
ter were supplied 70 insure Hucceas.
Win greater production would come
the necessity Of "a near ~ refinery.
which would In turn offer employ.
ment 10 many.
Opportunity IL al our door, " We
will get behind II and push. What
II our snin N gain for the entire
state ana PLACES more remote. Why
not get every Chamber OF Com.
mrrce behind this movement lot us
get these organizations behind our
Congressman and let us not forget
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28


have been interested m the eagle
Letters OF the taxldermlst. A y. H..
ana Irwin George. one wants to
stuff him--for a price--and the 9th
or rrisven horribly over the mil
lions OF people, who can never see
live. healthy eagle acting happy
and coninuted In his own wfidA.
A hundred years from now u win
be thought az unjust 10 csge AMI
mails an We now think u unfair 70
imprtson innocent people IL the
sasia never was or will be n peace
ful bird" tf-st IN excellent rrason
for refusing TO chain him 70
nonotony and misery. TO die By
inches. The question 10 not one OF
eagle fneftts. or national emblem.
but WHISTLER or not we lower our
ma nhood and womAnhood by caiin
Ing pain and prolonging wretohesi
ufe. merely that we may be
amused"
I think A. =. ". has greatly rx
aKrsraird the predatory habits OF
the eagle. IN. lives OF American
women and chilren are comparative
~ safe from this horrible pest. He
roams only along tho tea coast and
far mountain creN,n where nobody
much has = poultry ranch or flock
of Dummies. lived for years In
southsrn Colorado whsrs everybody
raised shesp-sons owners having
from 80 900 TO 1900 at one time
and never knew or heard OF an
eaTie attacking ono OF them The
boii.wecvil. san jose scale. rrass.
hopper. etc. % far more damage
than al the eAgies ever did.
A. 10 the Gallo COCK. the cares
are not parallel The French roos-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28
Editor Tho STAR

Editor Tho star
SO much Is being said about the
Columbia basin project. the magni.
tuds OF which dazzies our better
judgment. that we FORGET the smaller
projects which would mean no much
TO our state.
South from wenstchce lies an ARA
that could easily be reached by a
gravity fiow from the Columbia river
II does not mean the expenditure OF
vast sums to reclaim this area: Il
simply means utilizing n water sup
ply provided by nature under the
simple law that water seeks the low
est level. when vast sums are ex.
pended 20 build project. water
rights must be high in proportion
Enough people have lost their all in
trying to raise crops where lack OF
water could only spell failure. with.
out placing water at their doors and
again spelling failure because OF pro
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$500 Reward for Information

OF nadd letter and that know non.
ing about H. knowing that your
paper IL always fair In ~ dealings
and believing that an inJuH,ice has
been done 20 all PARTIES concerned
hereby offer = reward Of 500 fer
the Apprs henaion OF the writer Of
said letter,
kindly publish this sf your eariien,
oanvenlencs. Respectfully yourr.
DICK FT.EMMISC.
itiia Third ave.
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LAHERC tS 10 EtHNR
Indisposition Among the Angels

Christianity and dinfegArcing the In.
junction OF Jesus regarding the Sab
bath. carefully overlook the remark
concerning the beam In their own
eyea. and become fearfuiiy crcitsd
about the mots in their neighbors'
Are such -feformers" perfect that
they need no longer waste time over
their own moraisf Probably they
would haahfully deny perfection. bat
in their inner selves they must think
they are. or they would not be 40
darned anxious about sinners like
the rost OF VA. n they would dwell
moro carefully upon thu words.
God be lncrclfui 10 me. q sinner
and forget the words. God. look at
that poor smoker over yonderr they
would cause less lndinposition among
tho angels. Yours very truly.
d. n. n. HURST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28
Our Brothers, the Animals

ter rynboiixes the gayefy. color. su
dacity. chiyairy OF the French PEG
pie and has nothing In common with
the intense love Of freedom fup-
posed to be imbedded In the Amer
lean heart and which we represent
BY the eagle Al that the French
kan off their barnyard pet speedily.
while We MAIN and capture our
widest Of all Wild birds and gioat
over his fierce despair.
In Italy the wolf xynbofix~s the
founding OF ftona For years.. and
not 70 long ago. the municipality
paid for and maintained q wolf
chained on a platform al the en-
trance Of one OF It's greatest build.
inga Fierce ana angry. untamable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28
Sauce for
Goose and Gander

In order TO uplift our merchant
marine. cast down by too much
mismansgemenL profiteerinE and
failure to prosecute about 200
seoundrels for robbing Uncle Sam.
the republican leaders at Wash.
ingfon PROPOSE to enact . law re-
quiring that 80 to GO per cent Of
Immigrants must come ever 10 M
In American ships
or course. England. for instance.
can retaiiate with laws requiring
Americans visiting England 10
buy passage In English ships. but
whats = little thing iiks r~taiis-
ton between ASSOCIATED nAtions:
Msyh- you can make . feiiow
trade with ycu by Law. but u h
WI 10 remember thzt the other
frIiov ca nzAks hw J9ss - fast
- yea eAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28
"If Winter
Comes"

Poverty sod the impending ar.
rival Of baby induced a young
married man In los Angeles 10
forge q s. note.
From behind ti~ bars. he learns
that he lnhcrits . $4,000 legacy
from an aunt In London
~ he had only held out . frv
days longer against hard luck.
m winter comes. can spring BE-
far b~hlnds- When discourage
mcnt getx 20 biltsr IL seems Il
can't be endured any isaE~v, that's
usually a sure sign luck h about
to change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28

that We. az individuals. may and
must get behind our conRrsnatnen
ana urge the passage OF the Smith.
hoNary bill
with the smith. AoNary bin passed
and funds available. our task IL not
over; IL has just begun. Every sac.
ton wiil be pressing its needs. and
the one that makes Ia needs felt will
be the one 70 receive. 80 We, as In.
dividuais and as organizations. must
get behind our plan. n We are "a
have irrigation by gravity flow from
ths Columbia river. then We must
present our plan ~ the secretary ~
the interior. and n approved By the
United States reclamation service.
then we have only 70 get behind our
proJo,s and push n 10 completion
J. q. PORTER
Wafia Walia. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28

what this free country needs is
an inventor who viii invent q mir.
ror In which these impassioned -re
formers 81 other peoples morals
may look at themselves. and so~rcs
themselves an others nee themi The
things they do not DO themselves
must be wrong. because they do not
do Reconsideration. they Try 10
make others not do them
The latest IL their weird decision
that teachers shall not snokei n
thls Eoes much further. W. shall
have the unmarried trying 70 &c, a
ia~ passed prohibiting marr4asei
Ana. really. such law would not
b much more absurd than nonse 10
aFdeutiy desired. for these Chris.
lians. not content with Improving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28

k.Gffor Tho Star.
Allow inc TO congratulate you fer
rubiishin< . RECENT article signed by
Maud, swc1tman. which deait at
sorn- length with the so1ail~d sol
eierS hand settirnent II h. seldom
possible To cot the faots regarding
public cnssrprts.s squareiy before the
people. especially when thos~ Facts
are Against the powers that be
have no quarrel with the DEPART
mont supervising this project. and I
certainly want u 10 be SUCCESSFUL. but
. careful study Of tho "a rules as
laid down BY the department, has
convinced me that speceas Ia irnponHi.
bic. regardless Of the location. cii.
mats or ability Of the prospective
settler.
The farmer cannot carry any ex-
cess baggage at this time. and whom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28
Soldier Land Settlement Plan

he n 20 be hnndspIcked after an
examination regarding hif knowfedr-
Of farming etc he vin surely r~-
r-nt paying a man and . sienoKrapb-
30 sb.oce per year 10 ten him when.
where and how 20 plant his crops
what 10 plant and how much. VIA:
Kind Of stock to have. ard 70 On
Bcrides. the cont ~ tho farm cors
picss II far above what thu beet 20
ser. tracts Of improved Land are 70
turning interest on
Anyway. u Ia TO the bot interest
~ prospective s~tti@rs 10 have an
opportunity OF hearing honest crfti
civ-n. 70 bet the light Of publicity con
unae 70 ahly-
Yours sincerely.
WEBB ADAMS.
eso3 ". Dean ave-.
Spokane. Wash.
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trary. The ayerag. pairoirnan IL
honest and will 10 his duty. but As
IN the pact and the police records
viii show. the force has been hon
eycombed with crooked and ineom.
petent officers due entirely 70 the
chief who assumes a PrusHiAn atti-
tnde of Indifference 70 many citizans
fwho are helping 10 pay his salary
who have registered just complaints
against police officers and who have
been ignored and insulted By the
chief
Keep no the good work and make
these public officials realize that
they must DO their duty or get out
Very truly yours.
FIRED H. SURIsY-
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Editor The star.

Editor The Star;
am a constant reader Of your
paper and noticed with particular
interest that chief Soaring removed
the two patrolmen reoently involved
In a bribe charge. Your interest In
thsse matteru IN great benefit 90
The people Of ihis city. and demon
sirnies the fac, that your paper is
clean and IL feared by the so-calisd
law enforcefn.
The average law-abidlng citizen r.
very likely 10 be met with ridicule
or thrown In San n he makes
charges mo matter how uuel against
any OF the chiefs tribe. do not
mean that the entire police force is
corrupt and inefficient: TO the con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28
The Prices
You Pay

with labor and freight costs
averaging 20 per cent above pre-
war charges Il Is impossible for
The mine operators to Sell coal to
American Industries At n price In
dn~try can afford to pay
This sort Of statement Is a basic
prcmisc In . lot Of current flnan-
efnl. big interests arguments
against present wage scaioA.
but the staivment Is false: like
= ist Of ether financial arguments.
Wages and railroad tariffs are
higher than they were but auto
mobiles delivered In Seattle arc.
= numerous instances. cheaper
than ever before for the same
type Of car.
Mr.. Ford led the way and \
~ Of other auto manufacturers
1sund suddenly they could do like
uise, u they had 10.
A farnrr today pays shout
tWice what he did for . farm
w1gsa: the argument being the
- labor freight Increase
hut the farmer pays less to-
~ than be ever did before when
~ buys . tractor. and yvt wages
md freight costs apply equally
y tractor prices
Mr. Ford Is not manufacturing
Wagons. ~ the harvester trust
49, ~ its implement prices
uhkls b euts III tractor prieA
Wagrs may be to- high In ths
- 0inex n They are % b css
IN e On operators wins - sot
NV visisu and leadership enough
{, hsep shstT wcrkcrs believing h
-. an - producing mors for
~ higher wage
Gpuns employer always e~t ~
Dulea whatever the wsge scale
e<hers never do. no matter what
- scale.
u 4 . mast<r Of personal crus
IN snd not Of overhead. usually.
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FsIIFUF IWN FtllFF
A letter undSr the heading. watch
the Civil Service Board and rigned
by one ID. FicmmlnE. 1895 Third
ave- Was written 70 you and pub
lishsd on tho editorial page In your
knsne dated February "a
There Ia 90 such person known At
1905 Third ave. Tho only u. F1esn.
ming Gloss By II myself. IN business
al itiiH THIRD ave. hereby wish
to state THAI ! am rot the author
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28
I5-Year-Oh
Wives

Census r~psrt ny, In 1870
there wvrc 1880 husbands and
i..,5t wives. u years cid. In cur
country.
A big figure but mieroseop,calIy
small compared with the i3year.
oIds who are unmarrsd
Two generations ago. or cvrn
ono. . i5year'old bride was not
exceptional enough 10 attract a.
teution-
Youth Of both sores now waits
10 grs more experience and de-
iibcraies the eligible list cautions
~ before taking y mate.
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HHsssvy - espwtswos 80 -
DssAsxs essmpses o. . Aard ssif-sA
Mevafso~ IN vss<s thtsos. pAacA y
a. e-ve to stAevs - q u % tfscff.
Rigid n shservaftsp Of rvje. sscA
revso~s fo1 sffeviy IN fAs cstsscs-
ton Of the spsrtf ssk temper sohscA
a,o-s " sniaa bie.-Rror Ltfffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28

Lb~vfy. fasc ard pubic porc-r
ore s1emrrfs Of social ffe. Lao ard
ub<vfp scifho.t poorer arc an1rchv:
pnsc and force ,ctfhout liberty wake
, 6espofssyr: force aIore u barear-
1ew: liberty and irre. Joined 70
fierce. make the republic. the only
eoed ctra northumberland
Eoa1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28

A . starter. the shipmen arc
- get about sse.0oo. 900 annually.
under President Hsrding's plan
The shippers get theirs Tho
railroads get theirs. The Rus
sians get theirs. And the dough
beys get theirs-when they 20
<oas and get II for themselves.
Geatecrsft. representative govern.
nsent, kss government In bust
cess, normally. and so forth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28

Mr. President. - esl Of s.v COW
s~caenos 70 the rsssses Of the poo
PIE car Get fhrv fhis BODY ssl~ss
u q o. IA ~ wan ct TAas u
fAe s<ssafto~. snd xs might fast a.
suru tel tAe tv~sh ahous u--.ScnS-
tsw Hefgts fDJ. Aiseo~A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28

Yosy fathers. srh>re are fhevf
Ind the prophets. DO they HUe for
|errrf But my words and nv stat
nfrs srhich commanded my serv-
|onfs the prophets, d,d they not
WAKE hold Of pour fathersf-Zacha-
ki0h IS, s.
A. engine Of one catposc~r rur-
sisc oil the time a. more effectipe
than one Of 10 horsepotoer. stand
Eng tdie.--Gcor0e WILLIAM Curtis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28

Asfo Hccrses are 70 BE- -sdfe AZ
the state prison noso. and ,oe are
hoping that some Of the boys who
are running otter dark ,csth dan
0e,oas cIarsHg headlights ,eiH be
osren a chance 10 ron fAesr ocn.--
LINDEN Tribune
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AGeHerElom
AVR1DGE WANN

Dear Folhzs
Tonight boys win take their raise the deuce IN
New this MArd the day that n the
long apart cutting loose and hnv
Ing fun.
night IL with coming Lent;
all the burdens they bear
youth girls and cutting like kids again
fta time be saint feel conventional restraint rs
the things often wanted To- ana
have Joyous jamhoree~a Eddy boozaieaa
night glad II IL not 20 bad
be out the ru "
something needed and then 10 give zest TO ue again
tonight the that bind ugh In beaten
and DO
night Joy fun all friends
And II haven't dough place want TO 60 wen
smile at meet
the bars how festive can be
Mrnaae Maes'v
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~Csre up and marry q adpiec
offered bachelors. Then they mar
~ and oiUe up.
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One r0s o. spring L rher q
r>sohbor brings back our coal scxf-
flea and borrotos our iatcr v-oo~r.
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We Should Make Our Crab Famous


Nearly other
dishes peculiar to its locality the Of its
Philadelphia has
ston has S brown eadan beans
Orleans has wonderful o
Baltimore oyste
And Milwaukee ts
But why
advertiser mans
The food for epmes
Nowhere else Seattle should capitalize It,
Make the IN world
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Hevey ,eas. Never ,o1f be a kftcA-
en- BIO enough for a wan 10 loaf In
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Another income tar Is ichen you take tcitle candy
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But more important than this, II
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It | In badly rundown condition. / seemed
TO lose all my energy. My appetite deserted me.
kept losing weight, and my color was fast disap-
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Famous Vaudeville Star
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The Remarkable Experience of Lillian Steele

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liners. made when interviewed regard
ing her experience with Ironized Yeast
My work played havoc with my
system In general and before | knew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28

A Chicago man ,cho believed tchat bootlegger
told ham Is learning 70 read With his fingers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28

A ,coman ,cith fe,o children is nerer dmo
the unemployed.
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A serious scarcity Of reformed refomt
reported
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When man falls in loue his barber gets rich