The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1915, Page 4

STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 191 HE Seattle port commission example, to thinking In term SPENT $5,000,000, acquired a water front 22!) owner of any other new private has been attacked by pow of world-commerce-by-water 6 es miles tong! enterprise expects it to pay be . nfluences whic iorne on e ore | C ore ad time t une cee to destroy it. ns» Weehearadisl wave wecrieeekit., Henin ereciestoontinekial. COR ANENGR VOCSR Aten eN? «180 Nee ee the prairies and mountaing, and Europe seaport, has spent $150, pec Bi ge lig ars ae Mag Hae Ce ly £0 OW y A pill has been introduced at {NF cmmes (000,000. gy cpa ARE Pe Sieh pinata oe ad oe Olympia which, if passed, would pullt for ourselves a wonderful Terri, dank in adoekanes of lifornia voted $1,500,000 business expects It to pay be Sttan the. cemmdbaion, and city onthe Western ocean oe: P. pore 4 8100, for state-owned docks on San fora it opens its doors is the great harbor projects We have the harbor and the ggg.o00 os " Diego bay and $10,000,000 for Salmon bay project Isn't in other hands opportunities it off but, b Neither Hamburg nor Ant extensions and improvements bicctyretan fr Pei ee abe: The Sty es Wht he Cece eat an Ge wil dont werp has natural harbor ad- of the state-owned ins: sgli eek” mortage es pant enemies of the & ttle port oe ,- oth wtih ‘ vantages. 7 > at waterw rojec lone in commission are insincere. They bp ed — Ay tines ‘ Rotterdam has spent $31, oe AB ok Yate ned pag poe * nwas Srapee eine § shout and “in Pe aggre ay ye Rapa 000,000, Liverpoot $200,000,000, STATE OF CALIEONNIA i The cnemles of the project competency They’ say” the linking the oceans, and it fired Manehester and Neweastle $85, See eat ere ag rk sve afvaie ¢ i gay. harbo jects have paid bb te apart je the bar 000,000, Glasgow $44,000,000. vite 7 a hor projects. were born—a Menmanl 4 CITIES! see eee sein uot want beatince hensive eoongh 0 handle the $14,000,000, AND HER EX port commission been extrava Seventy million bushels of et eee cece ae commerce which must some day PORTS HAVE INCREASED ont wheat are shipped yearly from SUCCEED, They want themto “U8 FROM $25,000,000 TO $71 ees Sarasa Seviene ite, ote he Northwest, mostly by way FAIL 80 miserably and utterly The harbor projects have cost 000,000. one bel ihe California — of ‘Tacoma and Portland, Of that the people, deceived, will —W&: Toundly, $ 000, and they Boston, with natural harbor, oe Ae ecg he tan oe Nie this wheat Washington raises aa ctae tel Ghandon harbor coe are not quite completed has spent $12,000,000 and Balt! von ws f Werle-gommerce-oy 40,000,000 bushels. Eee and return to PRIVATE _“Extravagunce,” says the mere, since the fire, has spent ' Balfour & Guthrie, probably OWNERSHIP of these utilities, Chamber of Commer $6,500,000 on a modern wharf see the greatest grain shippers in Admitting our Inexpertence In and dock syatem. The charge that the port pro! the world, have expressed in eee matters touching world-com Los Angeles, with no harbor —ecta have not paid Is easily met. writing « desire to use the Han For the most part, we of Se merce-by-wator, let us see how at all, would be out of the run They haven't pald ford st. wharf. attle are landlubbers. We have “extravagant” other and more ning if she had not consolidated Neither has the Smith butld THEY HAVE NOT RE not yet become accustomed, as experienced cities have been with Wilmington and San — ing NEWED THEIR LEASE IN have the English and Dutch, fo REMEMBER, WE HAVE Pedro, spent $10,000,000, and Neither L. C. Smith nor the = TACOMA, THE WATERFRONT GANG AND PORT COMMISSION Why the Chamber of Commerce Lobby Is Trying to Put Our Harbor in Other Hands The American Hawaiian public-controlled ew Orleans Co bulk, te 4 teamsbip tne ntroling 26 for example, and San Fran Hay, flour, ‘eat elght steamers runnin and Montr ton . » here and New Yort if the public Shingles, 9 been using the Stac near neigh 24 r wharves this past year wresting it In, then, the old wate fr paying for the accommodation docks and wharves from private ‘ o much more “effitlient about $3 a month contro), and that the entire than the pe mamiselon in The port commission's dock province of British Columbia | operating wharves and dock masters are soliciting busine in sympathy with the move Ask the master of any good and getting it! ment sized vessel what he thinks of THERE'S THE RUB, Very recently the British ( that crescent-shaped row of * és * lumbian government gave the docks, from King st. to W Who, then, are the enemies Vancouver port comtniasion ast., which constitutes the old f the commission who hope to $9,000,000, recognizing that. a water front profit by its abolition? y Keaport makes a prospe The docks In the crescent are What interests are hiding be ou so short that # vessel must first hind the Chamber of Com ee 4 or unload one end, meree? The Seattle port commission it of the slip, turn around FIRST, THE RAILROADS handles eargoes at 20 cents ack in, and load or unload the In the report of the commis ton for all classes of merchan other end sioner of corporations on water dine except coal and shingles Only at the commission's transportation In the United The private docks charge docks can all hatches be reach FF States, Seattle ts specifically to 50 cents a ton ed at once. at crescent a mentioned as a raiiroad-con Let us put the wharfage rates shaped row of docks i# the joke troiled port side by side of the maratime world. You NEXT, THE OLD WATER Private Port of the maritime world. You FRONT GANG. Docks, Docks can't saw a board without a ‘The gang knows, If the public Merchandise, ton.$0.50 saw does not, that the best ports in Lumber, M 50 You can’t have a seaport America are those which are Salmon, ton . 26-50 20 without facilities. apo "COME, MAMA, DON'T MAKE MG DESPONDENT Later # Second-Clas) Another article in The Star's health campaign being conducted _ with co-operation of American Medical Association TO EVERYBODY ELSE tered w . eee ore ron Feseattine BY PUYING THAT MELODEON. You've HAD WATCH YOUR TONSIL S ON THIS ST BY mall, out Of ofty. 450 per month up to € mon: Timon VL80; year $n28 IT TWENTY YEARS, AND IT'S. EARNED Ais Rods weer, elty Ste \ — — Nae The subject of tonsils at thisyin » ix termed rheumatism, time of year should concern every|What is termed “so throat re 5 a . : A parent. The ton-| should always treated intelli A Discriminating Pension Bill ' alls are two in| sently, by a well-equipped physl z mm ; umber and thelr * HAT is the mothers’ pension? It is not meant to be os sp bene The sore throat may be a symp j function i» not|tom only, There many impor- y a any Po charity. It is meant as a matter of social justice to] exactly known.|tant structures in close proximity | ‘hey v y n Women and children. It» is meant as security to the home.} They vary in #lze | to the tonsils, and Infection from i k , 1 child Mr and shape in each | them can so easily pass to the mid- t is meant to keep mothers and children together instead Individual dle ear, and thus to the brain. Do of separating them and scattering families among or ek On thetr free surfaces a num: not neglect or ignore your warn institutions. wor of depressions called crypts. | ing | When a mother is left with children under working age! : bale poe ga hi ae 1 h te agi “te sour 1 0 , h onsils in ar | —and her condition in life makes it impossible for her to hy lanai to cbilawoen ‘Ther — throat 1 be removed by take care of the family financially—then the mothers’ pension, thelr maximum size In early adult | * 8UF much that can | in protection to society, should give her relief life and afterward tend to atrophy | b¢ done careful treatment | Society would have to pay for the upkeep of the chil seo ne 2 ‘ nd , ir ear By a dren in charitable institutions linto fiorees tikeee re ing thet the ton. Why not let the mother, if she is a proper person to care do know that they warm the eS mt packed full of for children, take care of her own family ¢ it paanen into the lungs Se ne on agen a ~ 5 1 omit h cond! ° Children are better off in the humblest home with their! and that in a way they act as scav an ae } engers. Also they secrete a mv le for more foul breaths | mother than in the richest charitable institutions in the coun-| cous which assists in lubricating |‘"29 ®ny other one condition | try! Upon that theory, the mothers’ pension is based | the throat | Ba ype orang to think of the It is therefore inconsistent, unjust, and arbitrary to rule They are the seat of many dis laeonne may tesa toe ae that mothers of children, whose husbands are either dead, ‘ont they fay an tart ara achs, Have your throats examined | : 4 doubt th ortant role or in the penitentiary or insane asylum, shall be entitled to i pportant role | and if there is a diseased condition msions, but that women whose husbands deserted them ar of tonstis it will be corrected | The cause of the various condi. | a OT entitled to pensions. | tions coming under the head of | That is the purport of the new mothers’ pension bill in rheumatiom is as yet unknown. B the state senate—and it is wrong. It is wre in principle ry year more men-of ability, are and in justice. joining thone who believe that] eence. these conditions enter the body | A divorced woman—divorced because her husband did through the tonatis, and, therefore, | Mot give her and her children support, divorced becanse her its removal { prime importance, | fiusband has deserted her and her children and the law has eee erie tigers y | varto of jolt } been unable to make him support her—is just as entitled yains in muscles bave Alxappeared | @s any mother to keep her children jafter attention to the tonsils The mothers’ pension should apply to her as to other needy| RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT) The tonsil must have some func: | ion early tn life ich la ” oF | and worthy mothers. There ought to be no d@#crimination The ORRINE treatment for the} {iy povest che i tole gps bes ‘hel ——— | Drink Habit ean be used with ab-| raids of bacteria on it | > solute confidence. destroys a In infancy, it is rarely affected Taxing the Students } desire for whlakey: beer or other|yut in early childhood “ ‘ rs . alcoholic #timulat vusands | caus rouble amber ol . RHAPS it is in line with the sort of “economy” cer- | Mi MMW ah tle, ee tain penny-politicians believe in, but the proposition to been restored to lives of sobriety The child who fails in school, | aon p Prof nd usefulness, Can be given hi t w, the t A Jook a bit | hard 4 levy $75,000 year of so » shoulders of students of and usefulness re on Ke-| who ix tre with headaches, | borro e town doesn’t look a bit | hard.” fs fee : a year taxes on the shoulder f student f cretly. Costs only $1.00 per box.) who seemse dull and listless is prob.| Ted to other people “That's all right, just so it's fhe University, of Washington, through tuition fe is a if you fail to get results from OR- ably suffering from enlarged tonsils be smooth enough to tango on.” §fatuitiou ult to th t st RINE aft trial u i Limited Frere ; ous inst o this great state S after a trial, your money Will) or from oids. He should be mites ere f Over 1,000 students at the university are entirely self pecthe apse ng ee booklet) taken a docte pe Knicker—What do you think of Passed the Crisis i tase lh Lg Heong aR, ) telling all about O " Physi figured out that Well, Sam, has your married t supporting. They are the lea t able to pay this tax. Swift's Pharmacy, 2d and Pike, {it takes a child suffering with ade-| Well, so far it has been life impressed you seriously yet? Talk about confiscation The $75,000 tax on students —____ a — | ids Over nine years to make the | localized to one planet It mote hev been mo’ se’s, sah, proposed in the senate means confiscation of these students’ 1 JUST WANT To eight school grad The average | - Essential if de flat-i'on she done throwed at } Ne way USE opportunity for higher educ Business for Krupp N investigation disclosed 17,000 left-handed children in the municipal schools of tion. GET THE j] | BUCKING Ser. Berlin PAINT and of the transgressor is normal child makes them in went) me hadn't glanced off like, years Glass Tumblers, each .. Se One Dozen ........5555 25¢ Two Dozen 45c long before It won't be This is a very attractive price. you will Herr Krupp will now get busy on that left-handed -siege r head them for Jeilion, ae\ Well an the: ovate Say sae for AUAMee Del ¢ gun. VARNISH pees —_——_———_ Neverbreak Garden Trowel. 15¢ 4 i dnntties’ WAR expense for 1915 is figured at $10,000,000,000. WELL MADE Serdar enr ened wai Mee ad 4 e's the old-fashioned man who sald that war's chea lade, Usually sold for 8 cheaper than, LOCAL MADE 1S¢ 9-In. Deep Enameled Pie Plate .......... sc. sce ceeceueeeees 7e i | An exceptionally good bu { wissen RETAIL STORE ||] Our VELVET EDGE Razor Blade Sharpener Makes Your Blades : Paid-for Publicity—Talk No. 11 Better Than Ever i 1622 Fourth Ave. | __—_- PROUD OF 'EM Her OOO Bath Cabinet .....5..ccscachs shtauecsasyshcasn alehens $4.50 FACTORY AT FREMONT || ‘For goodness sake, boy, why Will reduce 50c each week day until sold e ort om missi |don't you wear an overcoat a cold | ‘ :—— |day like this? a on Sm Mee ap ae cose ff SPINNING’S CASH STORE 2425;2427 BELL STREET WHARF AND WAREHOUSE ee sa ourth Av. ‘The Bell St. Wh ve * unfinished Its second stor ts Inacee | , : to wheeled vehicles iit remain e0 unt ead on HIS CHAMPION F Gao tg st Pe istics | u e wee ave. comp! | with that Jones boy f | ‘The Viadwet will then connect up the Public Market distri 1 | u id hi jad knew more]. 30 old folks are bent and fee-|time. 1 didn't rest w uptown, and bring the wharf the eit : | on fake Scie than vou do. HOF® | bie, others are straight and strong. | Mornings | felt tired oa at night. im, Sette jandienps N14 earnings were 2 Saye oe vr Hiycrpenlene ‘Ale iy 4 wares |What makes this difference? Evi:|1 had severe headaches tee Hout, With operation expenses of nh of this y 4 is Cause of Indigesti re Gis, he: . : asides dhe saree teed ts Pro ay from canned salmon stored Wapont and wise « a —" Yeab. 'N’ I told him he didn't |@ently something besides years.|ing so much about Doan's Kidney ' The Two Floors, 52,040 i Fite ! A well-known authority states ou'd been raised with ‘em.” Life is shorter anyhow than it was | Pills, I used them and they brought fainon, for instance . | prea |centuries ago. Modern hurry, wor-|me great relief" ] that stomach trouble and indiges |ry and rwork wear the system, f Public Rall Spurs give access to abip arf or the cold and common \tion is nearly always dué to acidity Perhaps 5 “ts i Foerp Pretare, storage. wa nashipment between ship and rail, wit |—acld st " 1 The street car magnates, so we|!oad the blood with potsons and Tele a Si extra switch I ik Revmaage taagy foe Fp hear, |weaken the kidneys, causing uric elle a Story” Any Shipper on Any Ratiroad, exercising! Its right to run on "“comimon| [folks believe, from a lack of diges| ar» thoroughly. disgusted; acid poisoning, backache, urinary Terminal at its service. The [eve Jules. He states that en ex), a th hor fear | disorders, heart and nerve troubles all giving fee to this publ} cess of hydrochloric acid in the| But, we suspect they rather fear) matism, lameness, deafness | publi stomach retards digesti and| They may be jitneybusted. \2 a“ ee neagy Inanrance Rate on g0- : SS fomach retards digestion an¢ “tad ie Jand hardening of the arteries & H (protecta automat r er start od fermen: on, then ot | exceed 25 faruink aca. Buia ant | i Muggine—That little shrimp does | and, at middle age, kidney weak- Cost Bell St. Terminal (January 1, 1915) forming | acrid flulde and gases! not took like a hero, does he? ness should have prompt attention “ar $264,589.19 Dalen We the ae et! | Buggins—Great Scott! no! What} Doan's Kidney Pills are depend. | Land (“apron string” and state ieake) 06,630.19 lumpy feeling {n the chest, we erus.| Was he ever done? able, and many old folks Gagne tate nour food, belch kas, ov hava |. Muggins—He's been married six |them for longer life 5 Jheartburn, flatulence, waterbrash, | {'™® rater You can help the medicine by ‘ , a c ‘ oF aiee : eating less meat, using no stimu Tracks (public spurs) ‘ He tell us to lay aside all diges is. Possis Fol lew lants, and ‘avolding overwork, wor Delivering bonds .....-.s0s:000s. J : bg i yt tive aids and instead get from any Do you subscribe to the old the-|ry and irregular hours, Take walks. Court costs Re! Pater : ory that the criminal always re-| Drink milk. Rest more. Steep. pharmacy four ounces of Jad Salts » of tt ' $702,654 and take a tablespoonful in a giana] uns t? the Beane Of the ort |more. These simple measures add |= ae 7 of water before breakfast while it ; Not alway , replied ( ptain years to one’s life. |< 7 USt, Terminal or Central Water Eront Improvement (9 one of is offervescing riage fe It) Tennant mes the extradi f M St. Terminal or Central Wa int Improvement {9 is efferveacing, and furthermore, t|tion papers won't. Mold A Seattle Woman's Experience | ‘fi 1 1 relief follows the first dose, it {s ; Mrs. M. KE. Revelle, 4311 Brook-| 2 [important to neutralize the acidity hte eeu ONE Sc dIYH meen SeMe, ORiRC JRORLAT ‘ men remove the gas-making mans, start| story It is entitled “A. Thousand {long time T was troubled by rheu-| t the liver, stimulate the kidneys - fs 4 housand | matic pains in my limbs. My bach ibsiaiahis = o ‘ neys and| Miles From a Phonograph waa thane dod ota ce Gh k Port ¢ 7 er" ie proaste a free flow of pure] “1 don't see how anybody coula | “88 me 4 ised to ache all the| “used to be as straight” on tive inl } att Kestive Juices ret.that far away from a phono | sib i ica “" OPPOSE MEMBERS OF TRADE COMMISSION {'! :00 ess» ayo u Stun estat! Total « rized b Ma 1 100,000| WASHINGTO March 2.—Cer-|the nominations are up in the alr, {lemon juice, combined with latin The Morning Aft KIDNEY ‘hia Public Port Utility belonge to the people of King County, ‘Thair| tin republicans have kicked up an| Plans sald to be @n foot to|and sodium phosphate. ‘Thig harm.| pi Res ok ee ens DOANS self-interest and community pride #h id make ea. an a booster Py it awful fuge over the personnel of prevent the confirmation of the | less salts is used by thousands 1 ws ite 1 mane anc * oe ea KIDNEY P Wastin TON GDA the new federal trade commission, | president's nominations during the people for stomach trouble with ec | ake ot We Athee woe naaaing A He ant. Sec, and Traffic Mgr and, for the time being, at least, present session of congre | amid ; * | Nigh er you have usec Sold I on ogress, cellent results, up all the paint you could buy and 4 by all Dealers Price SOc. Foster-MilburnCo. Props. BuflaloN¥