The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1915, Page 4

STAR—MONDAY, NOV. 22, 1915. PAGE 4, Member of the Sei Northwest League of Newspapers Published Daily by The Star Publishing Co. Phone Main poo ¢ y, the m month Henttle, Wash, posteffics ae second-class matter SHALL THEY CONSOLIDATE? the Chamber will stand. They want «the Com- CONCERNING THE COW AND THE __ Of course, the reasons for not ~— € e cure HE Seattle Chamber of Commerce and the mercial Club, with its 1,500 members. CURTAIN tains in cow stables apply about as well to houses, : Members of the Commercial Club may desire rm ere especially in the winter when disinfecting rays of . . arciel CS rm ve Nem gS, IA FL HOW member of the Wiscon- 5 weatee: Seattle Commercial Club are being urged to consolidation, or they may not. The Star does RS. ADA F. HOWIE, me ’ the sun are weakest. consolidate. Kat ken sin state board of agriculture, suggests that pa aa The Chamber of Commerce needs the Com- Ae vet ; lace curtains be put up in the new stables for cows ~~ PRE.NUPTIAL TESTS mercial Club. The Star, however, hopes that in the event they at the University of Madison, according to Western OODROW WILSON had dinner with Mrs, decide to negotiate with the Chamber, ‘they will not consent to a joining of forces except under those same sane and progressive rules that have made the Commercial Club what it is. The Commercial Club can no longer be re- garded as an “upstart” organization, now that it has more than twice as many members as the Chamber. In the Commercial Club Seattle has a real bit P : caahles t Galt at her home, Sunday evening, say the Mrs. Howie may be all right on decorative art, Washington dispatches. anda knowledge of what makes dairying profitable, Wise move, Woodrow! One cat but to our notion she is a long way off on her community organization. Questions affecting the FIGHT SQUARE AND FIGHT IN THE sanitation, sr ic yo Mid Ss Paps - bee There are public welfare are threshed out IN OPEN MEET- OPEN. espn) : ; When she says that each ¢ ought to have women who put on the table of Sunday evening ING, and the Club's attitude upon them is determ- If consolidation would bring forth a bigger and a nice porcelain feed box, we can agree. There “scraps,” “left-overs” and “good-enoughs” only ined BY BALLOT OF THE MEMBERS, and not by better Commercial Club, then consolidation would are plenty of reasons why feed boxes for cows ait f dates marsinmines. de ee jance and indie! Star chamber sessions of committees and directors. be a good thing. ought to be washed, sterilized and dried without the ference to the sims an { ambition of the male stom- The Commercial Club has been a “square But if consolidation means only that a small use of germ collecting dish cloths. . ach. On the otha hard: the lady who presents a Shooter,” and the policy has paid. The Club, de- directorate is to guide the destiny and determine But when it comes to lace curtains we are will- delicate, inviting repast fet Sunday evening indi- pending for support solely upon the dues of mem- the policy of the enlarged body—if it means a ing to set our own knowledge of what's sanitary cate that he raatiees that Monday is a hard day bers, and requiring no subscriptions from interests perpetuation of Chamber of Commerce methods— against hers, and let the reader take his pick. for dad at the office and wash day for mother at which may later expect to be served, in return, by THEN CONSOLIDATION WOULD INDEED BE Lace curtains shut out fresh air, and the sun- home, and she igkas is 1id repast a beautiful prom- the influence of the organization, has enjoyed an A CALAMITY, light which kills tubercular nf one only real ise pera ia eek to poetry : : amazing growth. oe ee use for a lace curtain is as a dust collector. arts maeiyion Near J idea The ‘que Hon of consolidation has been pub- AND RIGHT in the midst of Villa's worst troubles, Unless Mrs. Howie advocates them as air The Sunday evening and Monday morning meals are the real tests. "hot te ‘ 4 U. S. officials have seized 50,000 good hard United States eatin nail pie a serif » at » licly proposed to officers and members of both dollars that Villa had stored up at El Paso against a rainy strainers*and germ catchers to purify the air for the bodies. day, or a Carranza day. Tough luck! Villa may now cows to breathe, we must protest against their use COINCIDENTALLY SPEAKING, neither Mr. Bryan There is no doubt about where members of have to stay in Mexico, in our vicinity. nor those Ford millions have yet taken that trip to Europe, {Outbursts of Everett True] A Married Man’s Troubles ALL RIGHT 1 THANKS. | HERE Comes F wank | Li ‘Lake. —- a 8 AND HE OWES ME TEN BUCKS Too lee | 1 THINK MR. BLAKE IS such A PERFECT GENTLE, WELL, OF ALL ep THE DARN Fools IN THE WORLD, THAT GUY IS THE worst! how Do Nou bo |W T% iF DON MR. BLAKE. y-! LL TOM, IF You WANT IT, PERHAPS MRS, DUFF WILL TAKE 1, i? HELLO THERE TOM— I'LL PAY Nou THAT TEN | BORROWED LAST —— WEEK — me ITGo UNTIL = TOMORROW \ STRAY PARTICLES OF ASHES CARELESSLY PROJECTED INTO THE WIND, | b 4 Xs a BRICLIANT DISPLAY OF CELESTIAL BODIES * ‘ PART II. FOLLOWING PROJECTION a % % IN THE ° ~ [HERE Comes OF ASHES INTO > katt MEANTIME iy LIKES THE DAD WIND, > yt x + a NELLIE, THE E wa: . : ; SPARKLE ot + He VALLEY, 1S OB DAUVCUTER +t SWEPT INTO GETS DINNER THE CANYON [i My READY FoR AN ic ER pap! WALANCHE THREE WOUNDED IN :".:" FIGHT OVER A MINE © i: WENATCHEE, N 2.—Henr When You're Well KEEP WELL Another Article in The Star's Health Campaign Being Conducted With Co operation. of American Medical Association 1) } | You ‘can't tell when you will meet with an accident. If you__ love your family, your wife and children, you will provide iiursdseel Ravesmet & ohake iy fellers who was| against the possibility of their Pap ape t it was the) coming to want by opening a gham, a demanded at of the f BAD TAKE SALTS Bip STOMACH OF oat ante, ¥ mit : nev ap i bank account and accumulate the kids snd " ll you try #98 4 fund to take care Mf 1 fived on old Vesavius— typ Ty ah ities Says Backache Is a Sign You Have th 3 , 3 3 4 automobile always waiting; for er oxcret Been Eating Too Much Meat, | to ; them when YOU can't. ’ paves. I'd practice run rgane Which Forms Uric Acid | e gink who d down the Rage always packed, my boot Thus, too much! ’ America in the way of] order every minute, 1d camp beside the wind. 0 i a ¥ r ica iT way oO and my «rip would have my son : | Meat in one’s diet When yo with backache ‘i H x t Phone to talk about the crops, wy pal, Vi have overworks the el | 1 : e < Fim going to be a Johnny-on-the-spot when something pops iminating organs ranidincoves in: jeteev x UNION > ieetching reader « 9 matting and brings on de. thes in the mills than a a ears spouting, the passin , ! lan a I'd mover think of waverieg or 1 generation of the aie Site lec » fites between them f SA VINGS & ‘ 1 heart, blood vessels and kidneys, ; v . up, ., in” E 1 7 ‘ with high blood pressure. This ina their effort to filter " I “pee Diapepsin Ends All fo pay my debts, L never think of what I'll say to Peter, 1 don't sent broad way means Bright's disease! tiood and th ‘ Stomach Distress in Five 7 R Us 7 le borrowed book, nor settle uy my bets, 1 never look at Time, and premature old age, | ‘ Minutes. austrians)anny OF SEATTLE ? | ay at the an ind fuale : | Ke there aint|the si : . +. a the 40 prom e th th inks the sam y : EB Dr. Sydney 1. an ae pi igs , Prvineblagp A bong me din nereagioe yeast iS : Capital and Surplus $800,000 : ‘ork, will speak p ee h ; an|for most of them aint aus j . F oma at of breath and long of : - oY yo stitushun JAMES D. HOGE, President j , fhe Clemmer ¢ are overfed and »|mustn't injure ft drast & they are only a part of his job,|N. 8 SOLNER, : : | Repr E. Humphrey aera druge for when that gang aint pasting) Vice President and Trust Officer © left Su t for Chicago pte peter vlog Ln, ane upels Diapepain ts notes for it eech other in the face the ns Oe speed in giving relief; {ts ness; {ts certain u J. 3 herson, ed auto thief, Everett city jail Sun.|70@™s oF 50 o much T Alaska bureau of the Ch s. | and engilshers and french ital | ‘ Ishers and french and ita HOGE BUILDING « action | janers 4 eek ( issioners q ee | TEACH YOUR DOG are after ees ather . Tusstoners) tn the Heart of the Financial A one he has to consult a doctor some In regulating f Commerce, figures that Al e police are on the ' “ In ‘ : commerce for 1 will exceed $106 relief two or three tl r tomach cures i it sure is sum job, aint it i District | 600,000. night ny f | ed 6 t ape Either consult a good, rel i toma made itle ry ala Meg “7 heat agp of kis life trying to escape! physic gern ®. famous the world over NO, 8—TEACHING YOUR DOG ‘1 1 of bis na as alpremature decay : ee nis stomach docte Steamship Co.'s andidate. Pr eRRO RN BOORT SS pharm I et Romach a tor TO PRAY 4 Nile Te a nt hor ane : A tooth brush at home, one of wate fift from x Ser, Nob! at the office and another In a ee aad drug store and then {f anyc BY C. J. TRYON ie renets —o neat case for your vest pocket [thon act fine. Thi should eat something which doesn't| A trick dog will kneel as {f in Sicha up ge are none too many. from tht acid of rth them: it what they eat) prayer, and the expression on his " b' > ‘ { w lik ents and sor | } day night, when he wa a A LETTER OF APPRECIATION fee, combined wi ¢ a haaie face is almost reverential Bhelby st. a , CAREFUL WORK Bihar The Bias! the Cheam has been 1 for generations 4a, for headache, | Your dog can easily be taught to beat him and robb: [ pa he bri . > clean and sth ate ime kid-| oe y {kneel and hold his head down tn a undige alxo to neutrall ACCORDING TO PUNCH : 1 the in ob Pi ‘prayerful attitude, for, having mas ‘3 , el € 1 t Nl h ered a } is ¢ a AN OLD LONDON SPORTS. pit: that ee x gs th , in contact with the tered a. = ind 3 MAN IS GRADUALLY EAT ; sah a MY . NesA, tomach all such distress vanishes, |! now state e is Hi ING UP HIS PET GOLDFISH . | # 19 a life saver for reg-| {ts promptness and ease |trying rstand each AS A PART OF WAR ECON ah ar meat eaters. It is inexpensive, overcoming the worst stomach Rew command OMY. IN ORDER TO Give World jh , cannot injure and makes a &ht-| disorders 1s a revelation to those Stand in. front of your pupil THEM A SPORTING CHANCE ae tain the large mea ful, rvescent lithia-water drink.| who try it With one hand draw his fore paws HE FISHES FOR THEM Michael Sullivan, 17, of Port An-|#erving both the many — a forward and with the other hand 8, shot wh i BLINDFOLDED every |*° force his head down to the floor. out hunting with} persons direct anc Clayton Pinys of An:| the soclety to « better " t the same time command him to : be Brnene’s ALwave Hope [filet died in "tha sity Sunday aaeia eonin wat} SAVE YOUR TEETH Reset" Ge ray? a New Territory—More Sales 4 Barber—Will you have anything = on your face when I t finished? 4 Customer—I don't know, but I ea hai OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS Bideh seme, ee al affatr 207 Universtiy st Opposite Fraser-Paterson fe gentle at first in making him auto, afte aman had refused to| The “We would like to do business with you, but SE u'll at leant leave my nose! rker of sa lively apprecta Teeth extracted abnolutely without pain from 8120 to @ p. kneel, but, as in the other tricks you are too far away’’—is not heard among Dr. Linda Burfield Hazzard, “fast |. ¢ D ne k of The ‘ ronh Srainese saoula incr men who know the advantages of using cure” specialist, may be paroled M6 out bis ‘ - hg 99 ar amp Esee your wish when the state prison board meets, ral Gaye Wath ow iwe Anais Bb ehel Re will nok ite anos al Pereember ue Mabicekhite enh mat of VU. &, depart-|CHARITY ORGANIZATION SO. den jerks at his paws, or to have| ESTERN UNION King County mocra b m rying to blish CIPTY his head forced down, and he will Saturday noon i@ Good Kats ca teria. George A, Custer was elected president and Julian Shay, vice pres ident Pig $10,900 seaplane which spilled into Lake Washington with Herbert | *pliced tn Munter, aviator, and passen-| Elvira Schu nith, President n, Secretary leld R | | | » Baby week, March 4-| ‘io la MeMec s800n learn to k escape what & at command, to ms to him undue roughness, A sensitive dog will learn the trick in less time than it will take to train a stubborn dog. Dogs by nature Day and Night Letters They will increase your business territory and multiply your trade possibilities. nager of Hir vilion, was nday, Miss! dane ide DANCING CLUBS MERGE The Caatleleers nd Cheeke consolid are proud, and dance o ; pst ; ae . Coment Filling, 260. they will perform most any kind of | ger in it, may be at o fly again Fou Ly say Joattle : ember Nothing but the best material used—cun trick If res a will oat thetr » \ in ten days n ed thru the streets of Seattle| Douglas Tenth ave. and Pine Amalgam Fillings. 800 to $1.00 | Best G wide a eir feeling ae bourne ave., entered late Saturday | Joe Hillatium, In honor of his execu-|800 have been lesued Wagner's Reamisetions Seee ie Het ' h 85.00 another Lesson Will A a bi night, and drugs, cigars and $13 in' tion, erchestra will provide the music, J vady aitepdant at cach chair. | Tuesday.) PRase | i