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4 THE SEATTLE STAR or Twr nonrHwriT mo Aorta or woownr UiTjr Ina fvil I ml Rnttrxl itHnti fit Wy out up ki alar I'uklublss I Let's Move the Capital Back to Washington Always the hand which controls the been the power behind the throne. In our day the center of government been, not in Washington, but in Wall The summons by President Wilson to the people through congress to make war on the private monopoly of credit js well timed. Morgan, the money is dead, and no equally commanding successor heads the monev trust. On the other hand, the plain folks have in Wilson a leader who is capable, courageous and sinceie So now. of all times, is the just time to fight out to finish the issue- -shall Wall st.

or Washington be the na tiinal headquarters? Shall the money trust or I ncle Sam be cock of the walk? Many fellows will try to confuse this by a mess of details about the currency bill. Don't be fooled can be fixed up in the light of experience, if the first one doesn't fit. Put there can never be a successful working of American institutions until there has been a clear decision of this main question. Theiefore, our advice is to stand by Wilson. You've got a president at last who is really anxious to do the big jobs.

Follow his lead. Advise your congressman. LETS MOVE THE CAPITAL BACK TO WASHINGTON. Not Overdo Baby This thing; of being careful of the baby crop is. of course, a good idea, a fine, big an'! bully idea; but, like a good ideas, it can be overOone.

For instance, here comes a writer in the Cosmopolitan with a storv on new studies in heredity which, in effect, to the young man: not anough for you to health certificate! with the only girl In all the world and to her that life without her would be an blank. If you want to make that your part of neat generation It to be aound In wind aed limb, you know: -That none of her or or anccitora on maternal back at three had a bad lung or other that their tempera were even, their of humor In work in order and their well regulated that life for them waa one grand. "For, of both and HER can come through with an Al. blue-ribbon rating, there'll be the that tome Inherited kink In the germ platm will skip a few of yeara and auddenly break out in or more of your ch Idren." Far be it from us to make light of good ancestry. But marriage for the average chap, what with high prices, etigrnvs and the feminist revolt, is hard enough now, without having it further complicated with the for prolonged genea logical research.

In other words, there has to be a starting point in thu effort to improve the baby crop; and why put it so far back Gttess we can have a pretty fine lot of improvement by beginning NOW and letting the dead past bury its dead Don't you think so? The trouble is, if the bars are put too high, wme of us may feel scared of the jump, and that wouldn't help matters bit. Somewhat Like, But Brighter Woodrow Wilson is brighter than Mr. Taft. Woodrow agrees with William that the exemption from prosecution of labor unions and farmers' organizations under the Sherman anti-trust aot is "unjustifiable in character and principle." but he signs the sundry civil appropriation bill which Taft vetoed because of that exemptory clause. But Woodrow assures the country that inability to nse the $300X00 prosecution fund named in the bill will not embarrass the department of justice in enforcing the law against labor and farmer organizations.

Taft was. perhaps, too dull to see that money devoted to prosecuting Standard, Tobacco, Sugar and other trusts could be turned to prosecuting farmers and labor men, regard- Jess of sundry civil appropriations. Good for Secretary T.ane! lie sounds much different. He discovers that of t'nde Sam's 1.200.000 acres of irritable land, about half is in the hands of speculators, and he announces that if anybody gets special consideration, it is going to be the fellow who is actually farming the land, and he proposes to reduce all present building payments. Uncle Sam, in mttch of his reclamation work, has hern making money for speculators, rather than making it easy for farmers to establish homes, and line's policy of encouraging the latter is all right.

I.ane seems to be one secretary of the interior who can distinguish between the howl of a wolf the bleat of a sheep. So hot back East that the editors are commenting on the people who are dead and happy. All except Cincinnati editors. They know, too well, too well, that there's no possible relief for dead Cincinnatians over there. The reactionaries needn't wotry about Senator Poindexter.

His vote will not sustain the Payne-Aldrkh tariff. It was Senator Jones, it may be remembered, who voted for the robber tariff and championed Oklahoma News man, chirping with hope of a strike of oil and gas near his town, says it will be "a merry day for rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief." That's what we call a large day. Senator Boise Penrose says ha is a progressive. Some like the old boy when he sat under the tree talking with Eve about that apple. The pulsating 1 question now is: What will Judge Humphries do with the four flags in his court room during vacation? Mora than half of the children of the U.

8. are being schooled in the one-room country school house. Only one more day before the judges' vacation schedule officially begins. Hip, hip, hooray! Reno isn't in It when King county judges hit the high gear on the Saturday before vacation. The Chinese made noodles before man made recorded history.

Sound Policy THE STORY OF GETTYSBURG TOLD BY MILITARY EXPERT; WHAT HAPPENED WHEN GEN. LEE STARTED ON INVASION OF THE NORTH voir. Tomorrow Ins iimiMi military mmlaii lieltl In Initrlm of I iett flie of the Mill lit tliMi tlie Imltlefleslil. meeting ohmuilm omtllt iVO fwmrm lifter the figlit riie liri iilun la Unit the Millar lim Mknl mllllurf nipert write fur reuilrrs of the iltfl' Iml fie. Juat (I It hjr ilmf nrflrle.

lllrllllua wm The Day Before the Battle By a Military I zee had crossed the Poto mac with the Confederate arinv early in June to threat en Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, in order to further the efforts of the agents ui his government in Europe to obtain recognition of the Confederacy. l.no felt that carrylnic wnr Into own country Klvlna the peaceful of Pennsylvania a of treatment that hnd been tho portion of south of the I'otomao for two would the urowlnn demand for pence In North and tiring war to a favorable rod. Four Mm sent four artny Into the North the Idea of Kett'nK far poiilblt before ho had to battle aud at the same maintain Stuart, alth ravalry eorpa. took one route Kwell wat to and and Mill toward Charoberaburt placed In command of tho I'nlon array Hooker. Tho Army of tho Potomac follow Ins to the North and In a parallel Una with main route of Lee Chooiti Battlefield Meade Idea waa to battle' at Plpe't creek.

hut prevented thla. If either com- rnander could be to do- 1 llherately rhoaen Gettysburg aa the scene for their battle which would decide the outcome of the Northern Invaalon. It would probably be He "overruled Oen reett and ordered entire armr to concentrata on Oettjrahurg June SO The army In three ate corpa, coming In two parallel llnea along It waa eaay for the to ar rite at about 'h- name time On the other hand. armr LAUGH AND GROW FAT Lonl Myrot Having finished my repast a public dining rorm. you know, I and requeated of the waiter that ha riiraln my hat and my walk atlrk fellow aummoned a hoy In uniform and addreaaed him like thla "Hay, kid.

thla gent wanta hla lid and hla lumber. tio orer to coat-trea and off the fnilt iintll you rome aerosa a gaaatova and a yellow maat. Don't worry. Thn kld'll fatrh your and your My word' So It Would, Too. Ha helped her In her hobbled skirt.

They were to drama new "Don't laugh or har husband said "It will be all off If you do." OH! Mabd Upon the baanU he met her And to her Tin did any, "I haven't iiaen much of you All of this lovely day." "It Isn't my fault," she replied. "Ms dress this way." THE JUNE 30, 1013. SAVE THIS MAP OF GETTYSBURG BATTLE Clip map and save it for reference. Then at you tead the tenea of on the battle in The Star this week, you will be able to understand the significance of the various moves that determined the result. trung out along what practically a route.

Kllpatrli cavalry waa ahead of tho main body Battle It vu probably part of to hurl entire force at each eertlon of Meade array It came up, which would vaatly Increaan of beating It There we have the tltuatlon It waa before June 80. The Con federate numbered 71.000 men and the I'nlon army had 000 men Cartoualy enough, the A New York haa derided It la not a.snder tn call a horse dealer a akin Why do auch have to go to court? Misdirected energy A baldheaded man going bareheaded to make his hair grow A 70-jrear-old HcoUman who won ItiO.OOo on the alcutta derby the other day. aald sadly. crime too late." As we understand It, the old man meant he had only few years left In which he could hang on to It Hut he rnsy have meant It cat too late for blra to learn how to pend It. Hurrah for Marked In al! Ita Ith beautiful simplicity, the mar rtage of Kl'-enor Erti to William t'alvrrt Tlaman) wss thla m'-mlng at 30 o'clock The bride waa given In marriage by her father, whose girlish hesuty was never more or prnnouoced than In her pure white gown of charmeuee.

fashioned moat entrslne and allghtly at the neck Norwalk. 0.. Journal "I firmly believe that I am on my way to the jienltentlary." Oeorge W. We we could be sa optimistic about Oeorge's (nation he Is Flipper, the Foot Man Don't with your feet Have them looked after nipper. Advertisement In lahssser, Mi, democrat.

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Nape's Haw Man Oreheitra a posing better natural condltloiis for trying the of ar llllery and Infantry than that on which the battle of Oe'tyaburg fought. There were on which to plant artillery and from i-reat of which the Infantry could the Impact of hesvy charges. The conflict waa a continuous, for the possession of the heights. which the t'nlon occupied first. coniumed al i moat their laat ounce of atrength In holding Tha town of Oettyaburg at the northern end of a aha'low valley formed by two One rldre.

that to the simoat atralght north and aouth The more prominent one. on the la rather a of with high ground them. Whirt Union Army Formed This line of eurves to the east at Ita northern eud. Culpa hill forma the esatern extremity, and the linn from there ground through Cemetery hill, then (trslght along Cemetery i ridge to I.lttle Hound Top, arid then to Round Top, which forma the nouthern extremity. The two hllla at the extremities of the Una sre the highest.

It waa on thla curved tine that Howard formal the t'nloi army after It had (won driven In by the dltlalona of Kwell and It'll. And It waa here that Mi-ade found hla ad, vanced corps when he came up on the morning of July 2 on Offensive The occupation of the beat tlon for defense hy Howard left the Confederate no choice but to adopt th" offenalve Seminary rldg" offered a fine baae of for the right and center of line, while Kwell on the IN EDITOR'S MAIL A Kick From a Grower Editor The Star: lam not much of a hand to ruah Into print. but It ocrura to that you might be of great aorvlce to In the matter of aulpplng to commlaaloo houaea. It la uaual and underatood that a "poatal" notice la mailed on the day of anlf, and. with that can "hold over." "received." Kome houaea proteat that la done In regulnr order.

Hut the writer can ahow data that It la not done with any degree of regularity, and occnalonally not at all. There may he aome good reaaona for It. hut you will at once that deferred notice la not In the Intereat of tho Youra very truly. W. WILKINSON, Port R.

F. No. 7. Sexual Education Editor The Star: I road In your an editorial artlrlo entitled, "What Is Your Plan?" to thoie of ui who look upon humanity In general and In our and of that home for which wo were declined when wore created hy our heavenly Father. Nothing la more tux to rood than thn endeavor of a sincere editor to help and In solving the most vital problem of the use Statesmen throughout the world are grappling with France framed many bills and made for this purpose.

Many of our own are endeavoring to attain perfection of laws for our schools. A board of health physician at a public Bothering In Kono. an nounced, a while ago, that there were over 100 cases of venerenl among the little school children. Nothing would sober up the people quicker than good, careful Investigation. The people have been kept In ig noranco by not educating the little so much so, thot today, If you will oak 100 men picked at random "Who made you.

and If tlod made you, what did Ho mnke you for?" with few exceptions the common answer would be, "Darned If 1 know." With best wishes, beg to remain, JOHN KURNTB. Instant relief. Rutler'a IJquld Tooth VlHer. All 26c. left had a fairly good field from which to hla The battlefield today, with practically no topographical slnre day the troops met.

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