The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1915, Page 4

Note the mourning tones of a Seattle morning paper as it gives the new county board, whiclpit aided in cre ating, a searching “once over,” In place of the expected corps d'esprit, sign of a. grouch It is again the old story of locking the garage after to serve as medical director of the county hospital and can be depended upon for efficient service. His fitness is beyond question. Dr. Waldo Rich- ardson, who retires, made a real hospital of the in- stitution, in spite of impossible and scandalous con- there is the the auto has been borrowed for a joyride. But cheer ditions constantly besetting him and beyond his up. The worst may not have come yet : control, and his excellent work is recognized by The mourning paper, besides regretting the domi- the fraternity and all fair-minded, well-informed nating influence of Lafe Hamilton, calls for “the closest 1 Fortunately for hi 4 h ill be scrutiny and unrelenting vigilance on the part of tax peopie. ortunately for hig successor, he wi less handicapped—at the start, at least—by being: relieved of the burden of managerial and adminis- trative responsibilities. payers.” But read the warning for yourseli—read and marvel “Dr. James H. Lyons is obviously qualified Telegraph News Service of the Unit Entered at Seatt) Mall, out of city, 36e p By Wash. Wostoftice eS Are You Py ine g REN ASKED TO T AT MeGRAWS | NC CAMP For our.” Tr pe DILLPICKLES f ’ hot even bread form in M)ROBABLY fried pork and rather smaller proportion of diet, Ar- s, than in other days, but it is still doubtless true that average American housewife, who does her own cooking washes her own dishes, has much to learn about the! art of preparing a meal. | Tt is a far, far cry from the restaurants of Bordeaux to! dried-apple pie of the Mansion House dining room in dear old Milpitas, Arkansas, but somewhere between two extremes may we pray to land, lf the schools of America would cut out half a dozen! per week now devoted to analyzation of Greek 1) thology and just teach our girls the science of buying a fanding roast and roasting that same as it should be do ne, will venture to predict that divorce would be less fre it and crimes of violence become a lost art Why do we laugh at the sign: “Coffee like your mother d to make?” Because Mother probably didn't know the inciples of making coffee | dene may produce gout and Bright’s disease, but) Frenchmen fighting in the trenches have something! look forward to, anyhow, if they ever get out alive | a Georgia and ds IT'S THE CHANCE OF MY “AFG, AND 1'M JUST ITCHING To NAM THE Bac ON TNE NOSE —* “FATHER If Goo eise !” Seems to Be Cornered IS exceedingly sad to observe that the United States commission on industrial relations seems likely to picture Moly young John D. Rockefeller as an infernal liar | Tt has been testified under oath and John D., Jr, has ficly announced that the Rockefellers knew the Colc ado| only from the standpoint of dividends and general , all details being left to the local management. The) ckefelier left hand wasn’t cognizant of what the Rocke-| ht hand was doing, in a business or sinful way, and the Rockefeller conscience was able to sleep nights, with-! snoring. It now appears that young John was personally buying Elbert Hubbard's publications, which flattered the Colo-| mine operators, hiring writers to concoct “Facts in| do’s Struggle for Industrial Freedom” and dipping into congressional elections. | Tt is suspected that young John is going to show us what expression, “A chip off the old block” means, in the mat- of getting to heaven. "NOW, YOU May DEMonSTRATE, MR, OUTFIELD.” heasty’s Pre-Inventory Sale \Sun > ) Means Much to You : Every Garment on Our Great Clothing Floor NOW 25% Off A enae m mensee da dy Sree Ueber e Ay AeA ae Morning Paper Calls on Taxpayers to Watch Lafe Hamilton “Other of the appointments by the reorgan- ized board of county commissioness are likewise commendable, but small politics, truth to tell, marks most of them rather than any serious aim toward efficiency. King county can expect little in the way of service so long as official plums are thus distributed and the spoils system prevails. “In the list of new appointees Dr. J. A. Ghent’s name speaks volumes and is typical. “THAT LAFE HAMILTON, A MAN OF FORCE, IF NOT IDEALS, IS STILL THE DOMI- NATING FACTOR IN THE BOARD IS ALL TOO PLAINLY AND REGRETTABLY IN EVIDENCE. AND THIS MEANS THAT THE COUNTY SITU- ATION WILL CONTINUE AS IN THE PAST TO CALL FOR CLOSEST SCRUTINY AND UN- RELENTING VIGILANCE ON THE PART OF TAXPAYERS. “Ability has been added to the board, but courage and inclination to give good service must be coupled with ability to turn it to profitable ac- count. In the board’s inceptive stages these quali- ties of courage and inclination are deplorably lack- ing, and the public can only wait and hope.” GREAT 3corT, MRE. TRUE, Isnt SUPPER RGADY Yyer.¢" ([oursuesrs oF evenerr rave |PROPER BREATHING REDUCES CHANCES OF CATCHING COLD NOSE AND THROAT Vto its sustenance growth and de velopment One of the important functions! The nose and mouth must be |of government is that it shall pro-| regarded as open ports for the en- ide a leon Cee be trance of needed imports, but nee elgn foe rily attended with the danger This is also that along with them will come true of the hu much that is undesirable and harm- ful. | The act of breathing 1s not only man body Metehnikoff dis. covered that the little round white G jan indispensible function of cells, called leucocytes, @o police | the body, but it ts one of constant duty for the body by catching and | activity destroying the harmful bacteria; Now if the respiratory tract which has gained entrance into the were nothing more than a mere syatem. tube for the purpose of carrying But the policy of the cell as a | the air to and fro from the lungs it soclologie anization is to pre-| might have « hard, impervious lin- vent invasion and, as far as pos- ing similar to the skin: but the sible, to fortify against it. Ac respiratory functions begin with cordingly, in harmony with na-|the interior of the nose so that we ture’s m of specialization, she find the entire tract lined with spe formed n cells into spectal, | clally constructed cells forming a | flattened, tough, resistant ones, which then became spread out into a great layer, covering the entire body and forming its SKIN Every person, therefore, {s sur- rounded by a sort of Chinese wall and so long as no break nor cut is made affecting its integrity {t im. poses a fairly reliable defense against the hordes of hostile bac teria which everywhere are around us | But a way must be provided for jthe entrance of fopd and air, for the body cannot exist independent of the outside world and must ex \tract therefrom material necessary soft, yielding, moist membrane, of extreme delicacy Just beneath this thin, vulner- able membrane are numerous glands and nerves and a rich net work of blood vessels, which might be easily affected by injury and disease, upsetting function and giv- ing rise to infection. 1f your clothes become damp through exposure to rain or snow make an entire change as soon as possible. if you cannot change your clothes at once, keep moving about. Don’t sit still in damp clothing. Spinning’s Specials 3¢ Chinese Pot or Sink Brush 1c For removing grease, dirt and rust. Not more than five to a customer. BREAKS A COLD, OPENS CLOGGED °- HEAD AND NOSE Relief comes instantly. A done taken every until three doses are taken wil! end grippe misery and break up « severe cold elther in the head Kivi! 1s 'T's FUNNY How CAN CLEAR A 12-FooT FENCE, WHEN AN UGLY DOG GETS INTO ACTION two hours chest, body or limbs It promptly opens the we id giver such prompt relief which ly cents at any drug It acta without assistance. | no inconvent:| clogged-up | |, lnostrils and alr passages in the = | head, stops nasty discharge or nose | = running, relieves sick headache, dullness, feverishbness, sore throat | sneezing, soreness and stiffness = Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blow ing and snuffling! 5 uur | throbbing head! 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