The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1915, Page 4

| jnow. | | JAMES D. HOGE, President N. B. SOLNER, HERE * AND SOME PEOPLE NEVER STOP is going to save money for! you; you must do it for yourself, and the sooner you realize it, the better for ‘you. UNION Member of the Scrippe Northwest League of Newspapers Published Daily by The Star Publishing Co Phone Main 9400 TRY IT ON YOUR FURNACE ID you ever know such a fellow for nosing around as your old Uncle Sam? He knows pretty nearly everything. If he doesn’t, he finds out—and issues a bulletin on it. The latest one, which came to the desk of Edward D. O’Brien, assistant superintendent of Se- attle’s public utilities, the other day, is on—guess! “Saving Fuel in Heating a House.” Uncle goes into the matter from top to bottom and from all phases. He analyzes different fuels and heating apparatus. It’s a very informative pamphlet. Here’s just one of several hints he glves, which may be of benefit to Seattle householders (he’s discussing furnaces) : “Do not spread fresh fuel over the entire sur- face of the fire. Covering the entire fire not only decreases the flow of air thru the fuel bed, but also lowers the temperature in the fire pot enough to cause incomplete combustion, and consequently a loss of heat up the chimney. “Work the partly burned coal, from which the gas has been driven, to one part of the fire and throw the fresh coal on the remaining portion. The fresh fuel then ignites slowly, the combustible gas fs driven off gradually, and the live coals that are WANT You TAKE THE DINING ROOM OCcK Do BE HANDIER For Cag YOv TO CARRY the seat of his trousers, “while you're up the just phone the garage for help! eee JOKING—HERE’S ONE: A chauffeur who “kids” body all the time was in up lately. His pal w asm, | thrown almost to the top of a | roadside telephone po “Say, Billy,” cried this chauf- feur, seeing the pal dangling by | 8 hatin ONE a Most men who thelr lps talk thre | thetr nosee—or hate! | place Wednesday hall, First and P' placing the t tory. Start a savings account) Monday night 0. K | Heve stricken countrymen, Interest 4 % fish he caught, Mrs. Loomis, wife of W. J. Loomi: Capital and Burplus $200,000 | war service Nominations for closed Tuesday with only Dr, Vice President and Trust Officer | !ian Irwin, Rev. Oscar M George Spencer as candids Schubert club to give HOGE BUILDING im the Heart of the Financial Olatrict | Datrie we otiatansing investments of Pe INDEPENDENT AUTO STAGE | | DAILY TIME CARD LEAVE LEAVE AVE ARs | ARRIVE 5 Buckley Enumclaw Auburn Enumclaw Buckley 6:25 a.m.| 6:50am 9:0 ) a.m.) 11:40 a 1:4 3. am 1 Proprietors PHONE 393 or 3. Saturdays and su Subject 10 Change Leave Seattle to Cor 5 p.m 2 Ly, Tacoma to Connect—8:26 a.m., 12:25 pm. p.m I Notiee 8:05 a m. LAUSH & HILL 1:00 p.m F 35 ISEWHERE. Seattle lodge, No. 61, Knights of Pythias, annual high Jinks to take Oxford company, a lyceum com pany, will appear at Y. M. C. A concert next Monday night In Odd Fellows’ | e] A Married Man’s Troubles [Outbursts of Everett night In Castle | Ad club to investigate apple and |sieep and dull in its act! lumber advertising with a view to siness in this terri | Strizek to head movement | blow the of Puget Scund Bohemians to re | Mutual 1 | ma carrier, sued for divorce T y. Honor roll at Franklin high for | SAVINGS & this quarter nas 65 students names. TRUST co Coroner J, Tate Mason and cor ‘@ |oner's jury scheduled to go to| |Ravensdale Tuesday to complete | OF SEATTLE |investigation of mine Five steamers of Blue school board ‘STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24, 1915. PAGE 4. THE FOOLISH CIRCLE N THE illustration you will note a rat, a rat trap and a mill wheel—the rat futilely runs around and around the wheel—his nonsensical circle makes WZ. exposed on one part of the fire heat this gas and the air coming thru the fuel bed so that more of the gas is burned before it leaves the fire pot. If, on the other hand, fresh coal is spread uniformly over the entire surface of the fire, much of the gas driven off is not ignited and escapes unburned.” There you are, father—try it on the furnace! PROTECTING SHIN-PLASTER ARRANZA is starting off nicely to com- plete the financial wrecking of Mexico, In or- dering the Banco Nacional de Mexico—the govern- ment bank of Mexico City—to protect its paper currency issued under the Huerta regime, he has succeeded in forcing that once great institution to close its doors. When all the different kinds of fiat money now floating about Mexico is rounded up and ‘“pro- tected,” there’s going to be a beautiful scrambling of poor old Mexico's banking institutions. DON’T GET TOO EXCITED XTRA! Henry Ford robbed of $85 by holdup men in Minneapolis. But this one happened to be a harvest hand instead of a coupon clipper. him weak, feeble, tired—but accomplishes little else. A wealthy lady with more money than is good for any one has taken to running in a circle for want of something to keep her busy. | HADN'T DET TEER “"THrow 'EM IN-TWE WASTE BASKET, SOME ONE WILL SURELY CUT THEMSELVES — GUESS \'LL THROW THESE OLD SAFETY RAZOR BLADES IF | THROW eM IN THE YARD SOME KID MiGHT GET THEM = NoPE -1GUEss | HADN'T DETTER PUT THEM IN THER@ , SOME ANIMAL. MIGHT Ger Hy mail, out of ety, one your, the, 81.00; Bho por month wp tS Hy carrier, ety, tbe @ month ered at Hentile, Wash., postotfice ne second-class matter She and some influential professors have de. cided how this world should be operated. They are going to sterilize the unfit, the men. tally deficient, the imperfect, so that “in 7§ years the American race will be perfect’—and to accom. plish this they will deal with about “fifteen million unfortunates.” If the wealthy lady and the professors could look at the picture of the rat we would ask them what assurance they have THAT THEY ARE NOT ENTERING THE SAME SORT OF NONSENSI. CAL CIRCULAR CAREER. We would say, “Wealthy lady and influential professors, how do you know THAT STARVA- tion and miserable homes will not produce another 15,000,000 unfortunates in following 75 years?” “Try feeding and clothing the people by pay- ing good wages before you attempt to take away their birthright of reproduction. “Discover if malnutrition, which in plain language is lack of food, is not causing these defec- tives?” Havelock Ellis once said that most reforms were merely the exchange of one nuisance for an. other—this new scheme promises to be something of a menace as well as a nuisance. IF 1 THROW "EM IN THE FAVE TROVGH THEY MIGHT STOP UP THE PIPE Our Educational Movies —(One Version ol the Origin of the Bow on the Side of Men’s H (wt OLOEN WINDY DAYS DARN! | C'MERE ! TUMES THE BoTWERED ~ =a FINALLY BIG HATS Tue SWEUS \ED AROUND KEPT THE WwHo wore [i THE HAT BOYS EXPENSIVE BROKE! 7 Lids! OWNER HELD THEM on — When Yon're Well KEEP WELL THINKS DOC DID RIGHT Editor The Star: Tho death of Baby Rollinger cannot be discussed from a law sta her tn the light of the w it was right or Wrong to let the infant die, does not matter T it ia OF THE ‘‘BABY BOLLINGER BY R. F. PAINE They purposely let that deform partially paralyzed, “hopeless” baby, at Ch refused t consented V Another Article In The Star's Health Campaign Being Conducted With Co- operation of American Medical Association it was? and all ts of religion are lars And, according to the Bib they’ve executed this child becaus ate nisfortunes of its doctor ° e when has medical sctence nfallible that It can cer Jetermine a Iifefaflure by to a cradle? Yesterday, that ng or bur 7a great 6 piece of an animal's THE NOSE at them even of Parents should pay particular at- tention to the child's none. Many thru the me science wa fever patients Would yo Dreathe conditte mouth with or o to live in this bur at the least ‘WHAT A STAR EDITORIAL WRITER SAYS surgeon down | Il ats.)—In One Part. LATER ON THE ENDS OF THE CORD BRUTALITY” fore Christ, slaughter our boy babies who don't give promise of ability to kill mercilessly and die incomplainingly for country, or Mammon, or territory, or rulers’ whim, or something else equally | uncertain, for which they get men |to kill and die? Shall our intense practicality, our eugenics, our new thought, or | new fad 80 possess us as to extin gulsh all in motherhood, s jon that have tnsptre “St. Jacobs Oil” est “St. Jacobs store; pour a little By Allman RUB LUMBAGO OR STIFFNESS AWAY Rub Pain From Back With Small Trial Bottle of Old When your back is sore and lame or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get a small trial bottle of old, hon- Ou” at any drug in your hand ° | | 1 | | | becanae they can This may be due to one of two things | ff doing b —not keeping doing t the nose prop obac erly cleaned or to a growth /#n which Is known as “adenoids,” |W!th a question of humane jus ach or Bowels and which stops up the back of PERRY J, BRABON, coreg ane, the paupers, A laxative today the nose. When this occurs, | — | IF CONSTIPATED :-: California Syrup of Figs”| t is right of motherh Can't Harm Tender Stom- fits saven a at 1 makes it grow In & Pre-|ing baby, we baptize , act jemn to , the so-called in thee In the of the Father, Son and Holy "te what they practically over the Bollinger baby as it Slipping into the Valley of the Shadow of Death, with their con- sent and connivance. They should have added “Go back to the Father, Son and Holy Ghost repudiate their work, in the name of human moth erhox scien | nam and rub it right on your aching back, and by the time you count fifty, the soreness and lameness is gone, Don't stay crippled! This sooth- ing, penetrating ofl needs to be used only once, It takes the pain right out and ends the misery. It is magical, yet absolutely harmless and doesn't burn the skin. Nothing stops lumbago, scl- atica, backache or rheumatism 80 never disappoints! | BELMONT DYE WORKS Phone E946 508 E. Pine St. Are offering a Special Price on Ladies’ Suits, Chinchilla Coats, Waists and Gloves, during November, December and January only Ladies’ Plain Suits French dry cleaned |} Ladies’ White Chinchilla Coats French dry cleaned Ladies’ Plain Waists French dry cle Ladies’ Plain Suits sponged and pre Men's Suits sponged and pressed ., Because he made her clean the| clan should be consulted Henrtetta | tha CHILES kusainke aK. Lo — ’ aichild tomorrow, Children simply and diseased {s Naghin ai a. Somaue nbaadie will not take the time from play to | 4 ich alatahter would If this dition continues the ty their bowels, which become » way of shirking respon- FA ved ged up with waste, liver gets| sibility, as watching the Bollinger hild becomes pale, restless tn my agish; stomach sour. | baby cl and die was cheap. Rsk , | | ok at the ton mother! If] If n od, medical science Mouth breathing | renders the | coated, or your ¢ is listless, | and n can absolutely deter ee at ites tiene ie lcrons, feverish, breath bad, rest-| mi ‘lure in the cradle and uberculosis or other infectious dis lens, doesn't eat heartily, full of | righteously cc an {t to extine eases. | . | cold or sore throat or any ¢ tion, why not when the subject ts Every child should be given a OR BAD STOMACH er children’s ailment, give a tea-|10, 20, 60, 60 or 80 years of age? handkerchief and taught how to) jspoonful of “Callfornt. r all we, like the artans, be. 6 thoroly several times | —_—— | Figs,” then don’t worr reine lee es 2 stata che a day n ff the child still bas | Relieves Sourness, Gas, Heart-| i» per trouble with its breathing, a phys! burn, Dyspepsia in Five hours all this fon potson, | Mi t sour and nenting waate inutes, will gently move out of the bowels. line held by British admiralty for The pneumonia nd of year. hington Dra “Pomander jand miserable, }ize the magic Diapepsl in five minutes If your stomach ts in a contin | ous revolt AT THE COLLEGE DANCE is | Pape's Dia |to have a bad stomach next meal a favorite Freshie—Your girl is a fine dancer except for two things, u can't get it regu 1 sake, try It’s 80 needless make your food meal, en you real-| Agi your Dl tle of It makes all stomach misery vanish u ( which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown ups plainly printed on the bottle ook carefully and see that it is made by the “California Fig Syrup Yompany.” GET NEW KIDNEYS! anon : and you have a well, playful child here. To escape It don’t hiber- Sour, gassy, upset stomach, tndl-/ again. A thorough “inside cleans: nate—ventilate. |gestion, heartburn, dyspepsia; ing ts oftimes all that is neces Pte sanieds —_. | When the ee ee Poteet ood ary. It should be the first treat gases and stubborn lumps; | *"! ‘ + slaiet {fe "Insurance Co. will to r head aches and you feel sick | ext siven In any sickness Beware of counterfelt fig syrups druggist for a 60-cent bot California Syrup of Figs,” NEW YORK, Novy. 24 proposals Mme. Schwimmer, HASTEN PEACE New pres sfre will be brought on President | Wilson Friday to call a conference of neutral nations to fram peace Hungarian peace advocate, who has previously Men's Suits cleaned and pressed . _ Will clean one pair White Gloves Free, accompanying order, We aim to give you the highest grade of work at the lowest price for cash AUTOS CALL ALL PARTS OF CITY ee METROPOLIT. TONIGHT AND AL Mare i" MOORE jw S1—Mais, Wed. ‘Thare, and Sal | success — success SUCCESS Night Prices—250 to $1.50 | What are they? then take a little Diapepsin, There seen the president, will accompany feet! will not be any distress—eat with ea | ‘ i , Snov Se aes goa patra se cee Pave'a Din Henry Ford and Mrs, Philip Snow - ——@ | out-of-order stomachs that gives it ut} LSA fate Mra. Elizabeth Hochsberger of | {ts millions of sales annually, nat Chicago swallowed a table knife | a large fitty-cent case of a eight months ago in delirium. It} Pape's Diapepsin from any drug ¢ the back;| was removed from her stomach|store, It is the quickest, surest of the conference T |stomach rellef and cure known, It The peace advocates have no deft of Joseph Hillstrom, J. W.|acts almost like m it 18 g act nite terms to suggest. st, abot Friday for murder entific, harmless and pleasant stom “Once we get the machinery for of Utah, reached Chicago|ach preparation which trily belongs |peace going the terms will develop day in every home automatically,” Mme, Schwimmer Harvey Sturgis, 42, supposedly nald dead and buried, walked into par-| ents’ home at Oregon City, Or KODAKERS— KING GEORGE Is worrying Got it at any drug Tuesday, Both collapsed | “ he te Aoi about conditions In Persia, ell, elty salesman of In at one, at five wp money will Egypt, Greece and India. “To Oil company, burned they’re done and $1 him who hath shall be given,” » he was pinioned un D MEDAL brand referring to worries. 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