The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1915, Page 4

a . pe ES RP een wn ene sn STAR—THURSDAY, JANUARY 7. PAGE 4. . ARE YOU THINKING OF JOINING A CLUB, MR. BUSINESS MAN? HERE’S A TIP The Seattle Commercial club is entering upon entire Northwest beneficial results for years to roads in Alaska, the opening of the coal fields, etc., the people of Seattle. It has depended entirely on : ss 4 ° bearing fruit. its bership for it intenance and not on f f t "4 come. are bearing A its membership for its mi y f = 904 " nie oe ee It hasn't faltered or taken to the middle of The club now has a membership of 1,200. It — large subsidies from any special interests. The Star prise. This ofganization has had a remarkably the i will soon move into new and larger quarters, wishes it long life and prosperity and a continua- a membership campaign is now on that promises tion of the unselfish endeavors that have charac- “ The club has taken a positive position on af- to make the Seattle Commercial club the largest terized it in the past. Virile, progressive, energetic, it has accom- fairs which concerned the public, and many of organization of its kind in the entire Northwest. It IF YOU,WANT TO BELONG TO A LIVE plished for the city, the county, the state, and the these, such as government ownership of the rail- has well earned continued success and the aid of | CLUB, JOIN THE COMMERCIAL CLUB. | » eit aaa TOT TTT TOTTI lene * (louteursts oF everett true | DIPHTHERIA TRAVELS’ ‘THE SEATTLE STAR | DIANA DILLPICKLEs || OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE S a nner aks arwisl| wee BEAL WO KNOWS PUMPS | 5 ON PENCILS, APPLES, | | CRSP Sazet OR CANDY; LOOK OUT! MAS Dc PICKLES, THE INDUSTRIAL EXMIBITION 13 | RIGHT OVER THERE! THe BeST THING " fat! HING You've SHOWN MR ToOnay, HELLO, BILL! HA-HAe MA THERE'S A PUMP I'VE Aldlays | | WANTED To me. I'VE Gor | SPEAKING OF Bade SEveeam Pumps OuT AT THE | HEADS, THe.omer IT WAS the bankers’ trust itself which asked the city not to FARM, RUT THEY DoN'y G@ Day a : Into the genera! tax levy the $200,000 of the refunding bonds becom GNOUGH WwaTeR! fl A due in July. Yet the bankers now are kicking because the city fol- lowed their advice. | ee ee tder the skin of diphtheria antl - DIPHTHERIA | While thig only assures proteo maw tion for a period of three weeks, ntheria is a dread disease of |1t.18 extremely useful in cases childhood where there is known exposure, , For instance, in a family where diphtheria breaks out and there are several young children, it pays to give them the anti-toxin treat ment to prevent its further ray- ages The best ingurance against the spread of diphtheria, then, Is to prevent Its spread from known s to others who may be sus It runs back into antiquity un der other names; but it prevails mostly in tem perature zones and the cities of America have suffered terribly from {ts visitations from time to time. | ble. Mph: . The patient's room (after recov- der PREV TABLE. bts CASES. ery) shduld be continually throws Ite causes are known to doctors D0 to alr and sunshine and the best methods of combating | Al! bed linen, towels, night gar- |the germs have been devised ments, ete, should be thoroughly Remember that each new case of “isinfected, according to the rules I diphtheria is caught from a pre-| °F the local board of health Boronia athand , Books and toys used by the pe oO < tient show be burne alls an | 1y ett pacgher hand. an apparent’ | floors should be scrubbed with an diphtheria germs. Usually the djs- | *fflclent disinfecting solution. ease in conveyed by the sufferer to | : schoolmates, to brothers, sisters| The natural power of the human and relatives and this accounts for} body to resist communicable dis- the likelihood of an epidemic and @ase is very great. Hence, every- the necessity for quarantine. thing which tends to increase thig Coughing or 9 throw the | resisting power is helpfol in main- germs into the air! Pencils, ap- taining health ples, candy, drinking cups, convey, Suitable food, exercise, personal diphtheria. hygiene are saféguards of the first Actions which convey the hands | quality sin hey enable the body to the mouth are the main reason|to resist the inroads of the diph- for the spread of diphtheria among | theria germs |children. These germs, in turn, | Soe come from what are known as| Beware of colds. A cold often carriers” —1, ¢. people who harbor ends in tuberculosis. Pneumonia, germs in their systems and who grippe, typhoid and pleurisy are are continually casting them off on | diseases which predispose the body . others who are too weak to resist | to tuberculosis. ih) 4 |their inroads. Bad living and working condl- | 1 Bagh 4 |tions are also among the predis- | Temporary immunity from diph-| posing causes, especially impure theria is secured by injection un-lair, darkness, dirt and dust. — ve THE KING of the tenderioin must fee! like the deuce of spades MAYBE COUNCILMAN DALE’S newspaper “champions” will aléo him In the 28-year $1,500,000 ttle, Renton & Southern deal.’ they will—NOT. | Six of the old Brooklyn team have become major | managers, and six have become minor league managers. This proves that the old-timers were not so much—with the 2t-man tule the Brooklyn team will have 23 managers next geason, In- cluding Ebbetts and Robinson. 4 White and Shugrue having whipped each other to his own satis . We now hope they get together and have a fight so the public have a chance to share the satisfaction, And it will Be pretty well fied, wLicheves way it goes THe SHOW Yo CAUGH, ano NOT TO pe (AUGHED aril! Editorial From the North End News || rics as anva RWunGea Tee oF —— HE following editorial is from the North End News, THIS 13 A CENTRIFUGAL OR Rotary PUNP, 4NnD published at the University station. It fully speaks) p-oding Lig a DIAMETER OF MPS, WiLL itself : Seattle should bow her head in shame at some of the that are being pulled off under the excuse of economy. is not ashamed of herself, we, her citizens, should be for her. | Miss Dora Haynes was injured when an automobile ran an open-end street on Queen Anne hill. It seems she ined unconscious for a long period and was unable to a damage claim. The city seems to have fastened on technicality to evade the payment of damages. The case to the supreme court and the decision was handed Monday that a person injured through negligence on city’s part, who remains unconscious for a period of 30 or longer, and who is therefore unable to file a claim br damages within the 30 days specified in the charter, is not d to remuneration. The News does not know the merits of the case; but i of that, the city should not fear to face the issue. n fts merits. The city should not hide behind the techni-| Spinning’s Specials Parowax ... .. Se "MOST ANYTHING. rs A Reminder ty that for 30 days the injured person who was nearly — _ Tor waka § sad | A BQUEAK FROM JOHNNY (Obligations to “Tipperar, ‘or washing, {ron lead failed to file claims. | MOUSE It's a whort way to February, ing. - sealing from some of the things that have been happen- |@- 1) We o hort way t6 a; rult Cleans and | whitens clothes; keeps {rons from sticking and gives a beautiful finish to clothes, Parowax keeps jars, glasses and bottles air-tight Only one package to & customer, 40 Bin. Iron-Frame, Wood-Handle, Ad. justable-End Hack w + sreeee 186 The blade alone is worth 10c, For cutting metal, wood or bone. You will find one handy in the kitchen for cutting off ham-and meat bones. In the home for cutting off pieces of boards. In the shop for sawing metal and pipe. Only one to a customer. $1.25 No, 1 4!9-In Cut Germantown Broad or Bench Hatchet .....75¢ Selsor’s rustiess finish. Forged from one piece solid tool steel. Best second-growth hickory handle. Only one to a customer, Crescent Chainiess Bicycle ...... 21... ese e eee ee cee eeenetees $14.00 New tires and in Al condition. SPINNING’S CASH STORE}ouSitay, It's a short way to February, To the Christmas bills we'll owe Goodbye, summer wages, Farewell, precious dough I's a short, abort way to February | And the bills we will owe. eee | Doctor's Orders | A bricklayer lay fl, and the doc tor having done what he could, told the man’s wife to take his tempera-| ture in the morning. Calling the| next day, the doctor asked if his in tions had been followed. I, we hadn't a ‘tremometer in the house,” the good woman re- a plied, “but I put a barometer on his chest and it went up to ‘very dry So I gave him a bottle of beer and he's gone to work.” might seem that the city is developing trickiness. It, only a few days ago that the council refused to permit) engineer to answer questions about a bridge in this 1o-| because of the fear that the answers would reveal truths that would cause the city to pay for its blunders. | ought to be big enough to frown on shyster) idea of her trying to get the best of her own and taxpayers is humiliating. If she does not see example of moral right as opposed to technical right, how she expect to be able to point the finger of shame at who set up exorbitant property or personal damage ns, tap electric wires or tamper with water meters? | One is as fair as the other. Why Didn’t They Open the Boxes? | WW that Judge Albertson has put the finishing touches | to the recount contest, and there cannot be any po-| motive charged to any suggestion made at this time,! it may properly be said that a more conclusive result could ive been obtained by opening up 10 ballot boxes and count- dng the votes than by the taking of testimony for three weeks The testimony was merely to’ show what the ballot i would have revealed. One witness said the ballot box his precinct would show this. Another said it would} that. | The contestants, David McKenzie and Dr. Walter T.. t nm, named certain precincts where they alleged mis- ting of votes, either through mistake or otherwise. If the) ' WHAT 0ST OF "ME FAMILY TREES | wé40 13 SPRAYING \ PRUNING, GRAFTING ANNO RESETTING es ii a} V curren Perea eee AVOID IMPURE MILK | mbes tor Infants ao4 Invalids Disappointment Get I never robbed a man but once, ICK’S sald the honest tramp. And then 1 was starving. He would not give the Origine! end Genuine me a penny, and | couldn't stand & q . : Your YOUNG MaN Seens He OugyT To— ‘To KNOW AX He's A r . went through his pockets. What AGOVT PUMPS. MILK MAN! kind of a haul did I make? Just ioe one Mttle bottle which read on the label: ‘Pepsin.—For that full feel-| longer. So 1 knocked him down and Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. For infants, invalids and growing children. Have You Tried Coke? | ing after enting.’ ” : Fok had ordered a half a dozen these ballot boxes re- (Be Bud | een cat ed, it would have been an entirely more satisfactory and | Financial Flurry | More “healthful than tea or coffee, conclusive means of indicating whether there was suf- “WIL” said she, “Im afraid MY genome substitute, Ash for HORLICH'S ficient probability that the results might have been different tree Dita ten) \ i , HORLICK’S Conteine Pure BMilk ow foolish, Mabe 8 one o all the ballots were recounted. AND THAT COULD HAVE BEEN DONE IN ONE) DAY'S TIME, INSTEAD OF THREE WEEKS. | | the strongest financial institutions pereartnincnice — a in the state. Whatever got that f |idea into your, head” LPARN MILLINERY : “ | | “Well, it's very strange,” replied Start now. Complete course 5 ? Mabel, unconvinced; “they've just || (aught thorough, reliable, All E The Foreigners Worrying | |returned a check of mine for $40,] January 16th pre ore r | marked, ‘No funds.’ | ‘li OME of the influential Canadian newspapers boldly urge peat te Bimal | Model Millinery Co. IF NO I ; | he : ; Uncle’ Sam to enter the war in behalf of the allies, and| HSome of the influential newspapers of Japan boldly urge| Uncle to not incresae his armament, but to “stick to ‘his anti- imperialistic policy.” : - If Uncle Sam will carefully read the newspapers of the world, he can find advice on any subject, from paring his! |How Thin People | May Put On Flesh GHBAT DISC * MORE MEAT FOR LESS MONEY ORDER A TON TODAY WY EMINENT 1ALIST iorms up to building super-super-dreadnauglits by the flock.| [issing from Sie avantiees 20st > it is hes - It would seem that a mere suggestion that Uncle Sam | continually” b he pavermaed ier the e 0. Hadrchag Mipedet after YOHsIAUSt Use thee his ‘ae Sy der enough to stir up the whole world i ing te Coke. It is the pure carbon after the S Evidently, nobody believes in his protestation that he is a|—— ~ — Markets smoke, soot, gas and tar have béen re- neuter. % However, woil just show 'em that we're too German to | fight for Crake imac wcll ie Yee eae’ |” OBSERVATIONS Philippines because we're so anti-imperialistic and beauty, the weands of ‘men keenly feel th. and it the ire to publi moved. Coke is very economical because it burns entirely up and holds its fire from 12 to 16 hours. Friday’s Specials: | Choice Steer | Round Steak. . . Ie | Ih pres 4 5 Ker jl da late hel Riasiiibias Fecting faulty tm ; I THOUGH THE United States has 305,000 ions, | sinh vital ore i i ’e are havi i H 000 corporations, en Choice Loin We are having repeat Jers daily . ’ NG HAIR, 100 of these own one-seventh of the “ag ab ; . oem eee tats: Game s property value of th ; NO DANDRUFF- 5 CENT DANDERINE aioe perty le get the. inant son bye teens many who have become accustomed to its pounds the first. wee oice Mutton , j are ‘ami th 3 * bah OSA GE nO SNS ne ane) Ver use and if you are unfagniltar w few ee WHY DOESN'T some one interview the Mad Mullah |* drtisa-with it epee Me Chobe. .....: i tal Goan ae u ith it we will . +|partict of dandruff; cleanses, purt-|and get his views on the European war? e gikd: (0 SENG AN CXDRE 1G ve" you -an Choice Spare jerateeny dineppeats RN has oo thd ‘1a bloom of perfect Ht Choice Steer Sir- | fluffy, abundant and appears as S soft, lustrous and beautiful as a = young girls after a “Danderine| hair hair cleanse Just try this But what will please you most | » moisten a cloth with a little Dan-|will be aft nd invigorates the scalp, for: wtopping itching ana falling necessary instructions. While no one 8 what kind of a team the Feds pur. pose putting In Cle cinch Cleveland will see im. proved baseball! This is on the theory that you cannagt spoil a Coke is sold at a price within reach of A few weeks’ use| idarine and carefully draw {t|when you wii actually nee noe bad egg. loin Steak ...... everyone. It is crushed and screened into through your hair, taking one small) hair—fine and downy at fi > har vetue * ttfere ize rhic’ : rand at atime. This Will @leanse|—but really new. hair grein en Although Clarence Rowland, new Sox manager, is only 33 yeape old, | “' Wits J Choice Lamb different sizes which makes it adaptable to ithe hair of dust, dirt and excessive |over the scalp. If you care for| '*,/8 Biven eredit for discovering all the successful Three-Rye league of Calisaya any se-heati i Per Rte ‘and in just a fewsmoments you|pretty, soft. hair and tote Pers mall players for the past 26 years a wig Chops . any house-heating appliance. American Full Cream Cheese 4 cans Wild Rose Milk ...... Look for U, 8. Purple Stamp we doubled the beauty of your/surely get a 25-cent hotile of ir. Knowlton’s Danderine from any Why complain of winter, dullness? Walter Kinsella won Besides beautifying the hair at| druggist or toilag counter, and just the squash championship, and next week the American checker lonce. Danderine dis@pives every | try it tournament opens in Chicago. toe citi te Coat The Vicwinte 9. and Fighihy Ay., Honttie Ki A NATION with adequate armament is pretty certain to be drawn, Prenerly ‘any care vie ke ay. Modern i | BT ag ih yas. Medora. tchen nto war; a nation with inadequate armament is pretty certain to be! is sieantiness, comfort and courtesy ‘f | drawn into war, So, if yoxire bound to get into a fight, whether you're| ( or iP the least money. Transient, 60 ‘ iit * pt Hotel t a a t, 600 te $1 Privileges ioe? genie: see better be in a position to lick the other Seattle Lighting Company Phone: Main 6767, it Signifies Purity and Quality Shops Open Until 6:20 P. M,