The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1915, Page 4

STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. PAGE 4. Do You Know Any of These Murdering, Drug-Store Dope Sellers Who Poison Girls and Boys to Get Dollars?: The police have failed—if, indeed, they have tried—to cope with the situation which daily grows more alarming. There are today between 5,000 and 6,000 “fiends” in Seattle, perverts all, and the number is growing. Nine out of ten “fiends,” being perverts, have an insane desire to add recruits to the army of “snowbirds.” They are tempting girls and boys to “hit the pipe,” “go against the needle” and “snuff coke.” * : nnn nee mre .- The police arrest the “fiends,” but never bother the dealers. The dealers—some of them, at le are “respectable” business men. * The police could get evidence against the dealers if they wished. Or, if they cannot, they are incompetent, “Bring us the evidence,” say the police, whose business it is to get evidence. The Star knows who many of these dealers It knows many places where these drugs are It has furnished the police with unlawfully sold. its information. Every decent man or woman owes it as a duty to Seattle and society to furnish the authorities with with any bit of evidence he or she may have against these pestilential murderers. © If you know of any drug store or other place where cocaine, morphing or opium is sold to “fiends,” and will give your information to The Star, we will pass on the information to the police. It is the imperative duty of decent society to hunt out and punish those contemptible curs who, greedy for gold, fatten oa the appetites of drug victims. For the victims themselves we can feel pity. For the sellers of these poisons—cocaine, mor- phine and opium—The Star feels only a natural desire to grind them under heel as one would any other kind of vermin. are. innannnenons OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE MAN'S worK f ATMOSPHERES HOW BROADLY, WHY THE HEALTHY DIANA DILLPICKLES STAR NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWSrarnns THE SEATTLE MEMBER OF SCRIPTS ‘Telegraph News Service Entered at Seattle, Wash. et the United Prees Assoctation es Matter ieeheonenivemiiennieaineguisionani OM, NOURE JUST IN TING, MR. LEDGER T Know YoUles ¢ ! GMAT AN Wetoffice as Becond = PROSPEROUS ONES @ won $1.80; "your $2.25 | | oe and the inhabitants of it as one band of brothers, At the very moment when President Wilson's protest is glish cabinet the cables Teceiving consideration by the E bring the following from Denmark: = COPENHAGEN.—A large cargo of copper which Is said to have been shipped to Denmark by a shipper in the United States, in an attempt to smuggle it through this country to Germany by means of a false bill of lading, was seized today by | Danish authorities. AN TRACE RIGHT TO THE GUILTY PARTY. HERE ‘tS A SHIPPER WHO OUGHT TO BE CLAPPED INTO @5 notice to Great Britain and the warring countries that we lare not backing the tricksters and smugglers; that we are pro- B testing in the interest of traders who are shipping in good| } faith and not with false bills of lading and concealed contra-| _ band. “Suffer the Little Children—” | "J T is discovered that in one Masscahusetts school district, ¢ 1,628 children make a practice of visiting markets, freight "yards, wharves and garbage piles to pick over refuse for food. | i “They pick,’ says the report, “in all sorts of weather, with| Dare toes sticking out of their shoes on the coldest winter | days. Their hands shake so they can hardly hold their bags ently, children pick from refuse barrels material which eat upon the spot.” We suppose that it was the parents of these children whom Massachusetts police clubbed, not long ago, because “they started to send their children to regions where they * would be well cared for. Progress! Civilization! Culture! Plymouth Rock! The “WHY, THAT'S EASY, MIS DKUCPICKCG SL «THERE'S 4 WS TAK® THE Have You N@aRriy be given a name as a reminder of THIS Th F GET THROUGH LoOkiNG aT THE PICTURSS ~ THORS 'S ALWAYS SOME LUNATIC LiKe You HANGING AROUND AN ART @acvery ff ‘MOST AN A Neutral Family ' Tho first child in this section to the European war is the young | be such that he can reasonably an ticipate minimum disablement from attending to his work, and there fore minimum financial and eco nomle loss from lost time. He means, will his family enjoy the maxirnum of good health, thus bills and loss of time and suffering? ; A SPECIFIC CASE WHICH UNCLE SAM DOZEN WAYS OF DOING IT, NOW, BY REDUCING Health concerns the community Bee 1S A SPECIFIC THE SURPACE OF TNE CLOTH TO SQUARE INCHES, asa whole; & {is one common Sense aenone, iuphaeser tects: ground upon which all may meet; health of every other man, woman and child. Yet we patronize barber shops which are insanitary and unclean. We are careless in our milk sup ply, taking the dairyman’s word for it that his surroundings are san!- tary We passively accept dirty etreet cars, where disease breeds rapidly. | Even in church we are careless as | to the spread of disease. | In simpler terms, wherever hu- man beings congregate together in |close proximity, undesirable germ life always carried by a percentage jof them is apt to be spread to oth- | era | The remedy? By making the whole community clean, by setting a proper standard of hygi and by ¢ hing all to follow it But of more importance than the enactment of laws or the promulga- tection from disease that is being Nearly ali sore throats are more or less contagious. if you have a sore throat, or if | you are attending a person affect- ed with sore throat, take every pre- caution against spreading the infec- tion, Your sore throat may be a simple affair, but some othe~ per- ARGA OF THE because each man, woman and ru i? BBA “JAIL AT ONCE. thd when neized with comment| AES THE BIG MAN The government ought to do it at once as an example and cable disease, puts tn Jeopardy the AT SAN DIEGO FAIR By mail, out of city, 860 per m . A WIZARD at FiguRES —— How ; Ry Re to MANY TIMES MUST 1 CUT THIS 20°INCH sg ag Bi Ate gb ge | Published Daily by The niishing Co. Phone Matn 9400, Prtva MATGRIAL FOR A SKIRT MooD oF Ts THe Aneneennnnnnnenninrnny exchange councet 2 etme — 34 LENGTH f° ) LOCALITIES }} the ones that are enforced. - ee { Every thoughtful citizen should , bee rrrrrrrrrnnrrnrrnrnnnnnss| know what work the health depart- My first wish is to see the whole world at peace Public health is economically | ™ent is doing and the extent of pro- | A n r ; © of the most important thing striving which should contribute most to the happi- enc " ith i oo tes as ven to him and to those dear to _behoecceesan TON > community has) "Sich interest will in itself insure gf a lata | 10 deal. th y| more efficient work, for the health : . “,, department needs the interest of all cf . My ‘ ommunities are a - To Jail With This Shipper! | Sear etways|inteligent clinens "It needa thee i cs i € ia his newspaper, the protest} j <A pits 10ra sport, the a $s pointed aut editori Illy in t pap i i, prosperous | work mplished, and, a tame of President Wilson to England over seized cargoes is| . org the first | thelr co-operation . ‘ 5 : ‘ ne of the first © paoriner a | not serious or urgent. We know that unprincipled shippers in | questions a pros-| ine ees om shows nee os | ; ' oes not spread disease to oth- : MH the United States are wholly to blame and that when we pective land buyer asks is, “Is the! ory: that it does not scaneia wa » it this greedy, trouble-making gent in handcuffs there will climate healthy? of infection, endangering the wel- no more need of protests y this he means will his health fare of the community, GOT IT, AR, LEDeeRE IT'S GETTING Late t’ son of Mr. and Mra. Walter Bowen, of East Belfest, who bas been nam ed Berlin Paris.—-Pittefield, Maine, Advertiner. Get Rid of Pimples—Quick By Using Stuart's Calcium Wafers —Natural Little Blood Purifiers That Work Like a Charm Don't despair if your face {s cov tion of regulations is their enforce- ment. It is not the laws on the statute books that are of value, but EVEN CROSS, SICK’ CHILDREN LOVE | _ SYRUP OF FIGS Land of Promise! Hundreds of freezing children scrambling for the choice} food morsels of dump heaps! | There were some pictures that Dore didn’t get into his expose of Hell! The Latest Tints, Etc. = 'HILE watching how the dear women help out a country by wearing cotton, we've kept an eye on the! H Styles, and, with considerable anxiety, promulgate this from | S| the weekly bulletin of the Fashion Guide of America: Col C.Coller \ One of the big men on the big job of directing the San Diego expos! tion is Col. D, C, Collier. Col. Collier is first director-gen- eral of the exposition, and he has given practically all of his time and much of his wealth to building the Panama-California exposition. Gimme Times GIMMG TIM 4 AVGE FROM A FPILY\ OF NATURAL BORN FIGHTERS, YOUNG *I0USE!) the Dt: * ures.” The change to such as sandpaper, putty, mortar, plaster, furniture glue, or resin tints seems to indicate progress, but we can’t at once work up a cheer over the idea of making the | bell-shaped still more bell-shaped. However, maybe it’s an imstance of the aesthetic being sacrificed to the patriotic. Certain it is that the more you put on the bell-shaped, the reater the consumption of cotton, and we're after an increase | in the home consumption of cotton. to be sure mous and brilliant German writ-| ANTON OSKAR KLAUSSMAN, fa _# er, says in Der Turmer of Stuttgart that England has bribed the press of ES The Virginus ™ America and other neutral nations for 20 years. He declares that Berlin has now seen light, and that “an ass with a load of gold” is now bribing them to the other side. In America, Tony, the fellow who climbs to an| editorial office with a bribe in his hand knows by the time he lands at! the bottom of the stairs that he himself is the ass. SKULLS DUG up in Java have revealed the missing link between man and monkey. Sclentists call It the “pithecanthropus erectus.” At that, we'll bet he had as much sense as those missing links on the! thrones of Europe. A CHICAGO wife wants a divorce because her husband threw gold and silver coins at her and dented her skull. That fellow will not have a bit of trouble finding a lot of wive: | MOTHER EARTH'S official age, according to Uncle Sam's chief! geologist, is a hundred million years, In her new dress of snom she| doesn’t Jook it. ANTHONY COMSTOCK was taken for a bomb thrower in New “ve Curt IT out GUGSS, AND LOOK, COMES OVT tuUST York. The mistake was in what he throws. Tony only throws fits, FEW MINUTES! NO INDIGESTION, GAS, SOUR STOMACH~PAPE’S DIAPEPSIN - i] Wonder what®upset your stom-|pepsin occasionally keeps the ach—which portion of the food| Stomach regulated and they eat NEL dacsage—do yout. Well; thelr favorite foods without fear. ; your stomach doesn't take don't bother. If your stomach care of your liberal Mmit without in @ revolt; if sour, gassy and up-| rebellion; if your food ts a damage | @ sot, and what you just ate has fer-|{nstead of a help, remember the| mented into stubborn lumps; your| quickest, surest, most harmless re-| head dizzy and aches; belch gases|llef is Pape’s Diapepsin, which | and acids and eructate undigested | costs only fifty cents for a large food: breath foul, tongue coated—|case at drug stores, It’s truly » Just take Pape's Diapepsin, and in| wonderful digests food and ‘five minutes you will wonder what sets things straight, so gently and became of the indigestion and dis-| easily that it {s astonishing, P + tress. Millions of men and women don't go on and on with a we today know that it is needless to disordered stomach; it’s so unnec have a bad stomach A little Kitchen Privileges | is Arginia St. and Eighth Av., Beattie f any cate via Westlake ov. Modern, ntiy, furnish ns, with the best in cleaniiaeen comfort and courtesy for the least money Tras mnt, Weekly, $2.66 to 1 " titel STATE SUES TO GET VALUABLE OIL LAND LOS ANGELES, Jan, 7.—Title to of] lands worth $50,000,000 was tn volved in three sults the govern | CHICAGO, Jan. & Plana for the | formulation @f “stale bread clubs |to keep down the price of bre: | which threatens to soaF to 6 ¢ nis ment was expected to fil@ hore|% ® Tesult of the wheat advance, today, The defendants will be the|@f® nearly complete, Members of Southern Pacific raflway and sub-|the club will be pledged to buy sidiary corporations only day-old bread The government will ask that a recelver be named to handle the output of wells onthe land in| PRESIDENT IS MUM question until title Is fixed The property les in Kern county WASHINGTON, Jan, 8—The ® RAYMOND, Jan. &—With the re.| Northwestern congressional delega sumption of the Willapa Lumb@r|tion got no definite answer from Co.'s mill, one-half of the mills|President Wiison Thursday in re here are now in operation, Other| sponse to an invitation sent him by mille will goon reopen, the North Pacific cities, blood casts out the impurities it | contains and thus pimples, boils, SOMETIME FIERCE! ete, appear, Cleanse the blood, FIGHT BREAD RISE. for a short time and see how quick jly you will clear up your skin | j SOMETHING To 64.| | | Provo Of, I SUPPOSE. \ YOUR. ANCESTORS FOUG/YT \ || W Ale WE WARS, EX? hatte Xv “How swell you look.” | t was only removing the and Stuart's Calcium Waf- ers did that.” WELL I DONT KNOW FAY all THING ABOUT At¥ ANCES - The | 7ORS, BUT BY GOLLY; Pp PHO MA USEO Te -i6HT Pimples and eruptions of kinds come from the tnalde. stop the poison from developing in the blood tissues and pimples will vanish as if by magic Stuart's Calcium Wafers contain in a n@tural manner the greatest blood purifier—€alclum Sulphide. Calelum Sulphide and the other ingredients of these remarkable Ittle wafers are just what impure blood needs, You must know that the blood ts rushing ¢hrough our veins very fast. It takes less than Aas a minute for our blood to cover the | antire body _ fi ae YES SIR! 1 CRVIE FRora ou can thus readily see that! an 9, rt's Calcium Wafers, when A FarULY OF MONTERS! they enter the body, have an al $ z most instang effect upon all impurl ee ties, no matter where located, 2a whether It be the tip of the nose or the ends of the toes By the use of Stuart's Calctum Wafers your complexion will take on a fresher hue and a more nat ural sertes of tints than ever be} fora Impure blood ts blue og black Purify it and {t becomes ruby red. This color showing beneath the skin is the secret of all beautiful complexions Stuart's Calcium Wafers are sold by all druggists everywhere. Price A Good Catch 50 cents a box, A small sample] Mrs. Jay: I understand that she package mailed free by addressing} married one of the landed gentry F. A. 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See if tongue is coated; this ring for slim figures or slightly bell-shaped for stout fig- Just use Stuart's Calcium Wafers is a sure-sign its little stomac | liver and bowels are clogged with | sour waste. | When listless, jof cold, breath | doesn't eat pale, feverish, full| bad, throat sore, . sleep or act naturally, | has mach ache, indigestion, diarrhoea, give a teaspoonful of | “California Syrup of Figs,” and in | few hours all the foul waste, the | jsour bile and fermenting food | Passes out of the bowels and you | iv well and playful child again | Children love this harmless “fruit Jlaxative,” and mothers can rest easy after giving it, because it In s to make their little “in | sidi and sweet, ndy, Mother! A little |given today saves a sick child to- | morrow, but get the genuine. Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of “Californta Syrup of Figs,”| which has directions for babi children of all ages and for grown- |ups plainly on the bottle. Remem- |ber, there are counterfeits sold | |here, so surely look and see that | jyours is made by the “California | Wig Syrup Company.” Hand back | Pee contempt any other fig of beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for it will starve your hair and ruin it if you don't. It doesn't do much good to try to Girls—it thick, you want plenty brush or wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when re- tiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning most, {f not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and en- tirely degtroy every single sign and trace of it You will find, too, that all iteh- ing and digging of the scalp will stop, and your bair will look and feel a hundred times better. 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