The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1910, Page 4

THE STAR Member of the Maked dntty &: tng Co Valted Prens. The rap. Mah~ sine Poindexter and Postof fices Of late days the Anti-Poindexter press for its various rea sons has found abundant fault with the insurgent senatorial can-} didate, and lumns have teemed and reamed with the} w ht of its \ And now, mark you, the cause of all this protesting anguish, all these predictions and maledictions, is the postmaster at Pros ser, his appointment, retention or state of his salary, we do not know which, and neither have we curiosity other than that no} crime was co x contemplated, Our int lies solely im the fa re is overmuch newspaper ado about this} postoffice and its relation to. the senatorial candidates “| A worthy r do tl stmaster at Prosser is and | we have no quart who is he, that his position, | office or job itself so conspicuously on the rep resentatives of this state in the national capitol? Perhaps he well earns his $100 or $125 a month, whatever his stipend may be, and in so doing we accord him due respect, but does this fact make him in any way a senatorial issue; does the fate of the citizens of the state hang in the same balance as Prosser’s postmaster? Is this postmaster an issue comparable to Aldrichism, Cannonism and standpatism? Has he anything to do with the duty on sugar, wool or shoes? Is he a fagtor in the decrease of wages and the increase of living expenses? Does he in any manner throttle the voice of the people while providing vested interests with a megaphone? Certainly not. He is merely a man seeking a job. He needs a salary, like the rest of us, He is nothing more and hardly could he less, except as a cog in a political wheel that may re volve to some politician’s advantage. And as such he is an anachronism politically, a hang-over from a past politic ul age, a fossil from the Aldrich strata, of interest only to future students of political evolution. No, indeed, good sirs of the Anti-Poindexter press; the day} has passed when the people will get politically excited over the appointment of a postmaster or anything that has to do v him. Schedule K of the wool tariff or No. 16 Dutch standard of the sugar, or the howse committee these are the mat ters that the people are politically interested in know why it is so difficult to get their bread and butter, why shoes and clothing are beyond reach ; they want to know who is giving their property to the trusts and syndicates of trusts; they n m rules They want to want to know many things, but of the ‘postmaster at Prosser} they don’t care a canceled postage stamp. So let's have done with postmasters. Let us meet the issue | fairly and squarely. It is Standpatism vs. The People. LET US pincuss «specie saeetina IN THESE TERMS. | — THE SORT OF HOME - ts THE FLY LIKES “ SRA IY as Plies cannot breed in dry * places; they cannot breed tr We clean places. But they do thrive J) eee i Me im stables, cow barns, pig pens 9) im. ae wate. 2 and dirty kitehens. Decaying | | Pte ae Mame i bles, meat and cheese, fps {lee | dead animals, rotting straw, |) Bacon IT4@ 4} paper and rags, are the things |! Meats, Lire Wetght rae files like best. oe SWAT THE FLY! * on ° 5o@ 1.75 “12. so@12.00 doepet 'ag thee Toca whctentiors ca level a * on iowa Produce, meat ford. 138 pang calvery »” wise indieatd, = fee tak tng 20 ter, ranch ue Bu-ter, native Washiag- Prices. ton 2 00@ » 1 3.000% Ponlicy Foods—Selting Prices. Oyster shells, 190 ibm Feed—Selling, Prices. } Western Washington Tim i coarse on@2e ir leaton Tim- ogi ong 31 one 31.9 Bariey Fy Corn, Meai, ton ley, ton THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1910. ‘Swat the Housefly! Heis Winged Death! | HERE 18 THE MOST DANGEROUS ANIMAL IN THE UNITED STATES | errr ee eee eee eee eee eee i* * |e THREE ANTI-FLY RULES FOR YOUR HOME * i* * le 1—Sereen all doors and windows. * l* 2—Cover all your foodstuffs ‘* * Remove ALL refuse and filth from howse, yard and # * stable,.and thus prevent flies from breeding on your * * premises * * * eee eae ee Ree Ree ee ‘The most dangerous animal on |astdered to be an annoying creature That ts cor of sensation mongers th in the fty! the cluston, sot }dut of coobheaded That little, insignificant i tim and atin and cautious | setentints, sky house fy ix a thouss » yo your dangerous jos than all th Is of the world coul | Roosevelt in his } j through the darkest rica never faced the |now besetting the men and women fand children of Amertea. The blend: } thirsty denizens of that dark conti }nent do not harm the human family as much in a century as does the fly in one single summer. The pot sonous reptiles of India are harm lesa playthings in comparison. Rail xg proad secidents kill and maim many ni be unting trip pales of Af or that in but the fly temfolt more de structive Hitherto the My has been regard ed as at tema nuisance and con Wise and Otherwise. Invention is totally independent of the will.—B. R. Haydon. It was in the old parlor, “My rose," he whispered, pressing her } fair cheek against his own, “My jeactus,” Iaughed the pretty girl, | noticing that he needed a shave. | And yet they say women have no sense of humor.—Chicago News. Where there is a mother fn the house matters speed well.—-A, Bronson Aleott, Integrity without knowledge is weak and useless.—Johnson. by sin, and some by Shakespeare Some rise virtue fall When a girl iw in love with a man her lips always seem to taste | thirsty. New York Press, Thin? Pale? | All run down, easily tired, thin, pal nervous? And do not know what to| take? Then go direct to your doctor, | Ask his opinion of Ayer’s non-alco- holic Sarsaparilla. No alcohol. No stimulation. A blood purifier, a nerve tonic, a strong alterative, an aid to digestion, makes the blood rich, Consult [akg 90 about medical mat. ters. He knows. Do as he Fellow his adotee at all mes, Lotte: ‘ MR. SKYGACK, with tt» persistence and ity. That was the generation looked nounehoid pest Now, however, the fly bas been ibilely Indicted as a murderer of the human race, and the efforts to aeemetye way the upon the rid the world of him are not be cause he ix & commen nuisance which should be enough—bdut be cause the bres fly in the greatest dismasr der and the carrier of more dis ¢ gorms than all other animal pul together The health authorities of York estimate that about half the deaths from typhotd in that city are attributable to the distribu tion of the germs by the fites also declare that ats fourths of the young child die from the bewel complaints which Mies are chiefly tnetramental in been would never proper apreading sick had have FROM MARS ENTERED HOUSE ———~— Saw £ATREMLLY UGLY FARTH-BRUTE STAND- JING MOTIONLESS with HEAD PROTRUDING THROUGH WALL FROM APPEARANCES ONE WOULD PRONOUNCE FEAT IMPOSSIBLE mmm AM SORRY COUuD NOT B& PRESENT WHEN DEED WAS PERFORMED, Proprietary Medicine Frauds Should Be Exposed There have been plen'y of them, | no doubt, and they have been vigor ously condemned—so vigorously that every sort of medicine the formula of which Is privately owned is condemned and pro nouneed “unethical” by the Medieal Profession. Eekman'’s Alterative deserves attention, not because it is a “pro- prietary” but because {t really has cured many cases of Tuberculosis. If it is @ fraud, it needs exposing badly, beeause a number of cured Consumptives will need to find some other reason for being weil Henry Clay said he would rather be right than be president. Is it not better for Eckman’s Alterative to make cures than to be ethical? Weldon, Ill, Feb. 3, 1906 In July, 1906, my physician sent me to Texas, from there to Col- orado, I became worse and was sent home to die. I heard of Bok- man's Alterative, began treatment, jand was cured, I earnestly recom- mend Bekman’s wonderful cure for | Consumption. (Signed affidavit) Arthur Webb. Kekman's Alterative is good for «i Throat and Lung troubles, and jie on sale in Seat*le by Owl Drug Co,, Bartgll Drug Co. and other druggists. It can also be obtained at, or procured by, your local Drug. | gists. Ask for Booklet of Cured Cc or write for Evidence to the man Laboratory, Phila, Pa. preeactions | HE 19 EVERYWHERE. been taken against fi | The numbers of teria. upon} me fly have been pre to range} all the way from 550 to 6,600,009, The averagé te about 1,250,000 of fy. Thix represents the number | of bacteria that enters the human system when one swallows a «tase ot liquid into which a fly bas! * caught in the roome of se | te suffering from typhoid f er,| x, wonrlet tuberenio: | win and other di have bee examined under microscope, and im nearly every instance it has t found that they wore not only | covered but filled with the apectfic bacteria of these diséasen From the sick room, from the ten Mith of the garbage pall, fr the heaps of refuse, manure, offal of all kinds, the death-bring na fy walks on the butter | bread, the meat, the fruit upon table, leaving everywhere the dis cane Korma furry feet have! gathered up From the outhouses {t goew to the baby’s bottle; from the scum-cov ered pools it hurries t the family} dinner table. And the victims afe victime needlessly, for it takes but little precantion and little expense | to rid the house of Miles, and but! the same effort upon the part of everybody to rid the country of the| fy ite | GET THE SCREEN ||‘ HABIT sereens and covers over refuse and everything Itkely to offer breeding places for flies. Sereon every window and door and banish the fly from the house Screen the house before the first fly arrives. | And keep the screen doors CLOSED. | SWAT THE FLY! Bronaite-—Is it dangerous to put combustible things on a radiator? Harlemite—W er—not in our fat. 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