The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1917, Page 6

‘J Latest Photograph of U.S. Superdreadnought Pennsylvania Copyrighted by American Press Association ee Is Not Surpassed by Any Fighting Craft Afloat Vesse!, of 32,000 Tons, so Riles: Bets ye Mare @®iand . Was all Navy right Yard from $100 and Now is the tn Now 1 rangi erm to s the yard our fine little ‘vessel, The increa Water necessary for @ Vessels makes the I aD Yard an ideal naval nteen hundred men “Row Work at our yard un | @eretand that 500 m men will ‘Be called within a fow days; we fare certain that 3,000 men will “Be employed at the yard within afew months. We are offering choice close ‘dm lots, within city limita, at OLE HANSON & SON, 316 Pike St. bur 4 afe invest Yard Ad graded ant to make a b Navy all ¢ to work ment we us treets Walking dis minutes’ walk to high school, one in o graded school, thing convenient. Come in and make the trip, and see the won dertul Navy Yard. We leave our office at 10 a.m. and 12:30 p, m very pared His UPTURE EDITORS BEGIN FE: BUSINESS MEET editors state a ed in Bagley on the of Washing at the open fifth nual More than 1 aper Sgouble f the give full information of the | may find a compl cure without Hf you write to me, Bugene of Carpenter, 371-C Marcelus im, N.S. Bet out this Bnd show tt to may save a ti Milsery of rupture and the worry) of an operation HEUMATISM ton 2 tay ing m of the newspaper institute. The editors wero in a fovial mood as the result of a get-together |smoker given them Wednesda night » Seattle Press and Ad! clubs Following program | clude ng musical numbers by Harry and the talks r of the guests by t “sy and editors Banks, | given a supper. | After an all-day jday and a xeon in jclub, an { al see held at 7:30 p.m. Th | will be concluded Saturday ant and the meeting the fac GAMBLERS CAUGHT | | } In search of liquor, |Sergt. Putnam's dry squad ran }aecross a crew of lottery gamblers | Wednesday night, doing a curb. | stone business The officers watched the purchas- ers of the ti ter a small st at A quantity of and a suit case of ticket fiscate ad Maynard arking ink were con Sick-Headache! Dr. 2.5. Caldwell says that this ex ingly distressing disease dors not } en life, Dutdoes not appear to be ctu: Safferers from this aMiction are co demned to undergo the periodical tacks every few weeks untli hey forty years of age, after which the attacks ean regain debility sa frequent, and finally disappear | { gRiizely. Palliative measures during the attack are all that it 18 p . While care in the die Breventive measure. An attack’ fay be prevented by taking two ap nptoms morning full of vim asppear,and one auti-kamnia tablet ever _— pee and aches ok sbortens if, Vita ie 8 seif-chareed body and quiet, nia tablets may be obt al At ail druggists. 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The Weeping Skin Fezema ts a cu could ir any re with eczema and re trial, Just blame yourself have treated netghbors today i likel mu mo! ou ever ¢ again ife ma J, £. CANNADAY, M. D., 1271 Court Bk., Sedalia, Mo. banker erer from eccemm, HC will members of N ets and saw them en-| STAR—THURSDAY, JAN. 11, 1917. PAGE 6 Packers’ Domination of Meat Control Begins in the (EDITOR'S NOTE—This ts of stories yndent Burton, in s trying to find out for the present rocketing of meat prices in America, and what remedies there are for this, if any, This article, and those — following, take nd examine the meat aituat » the United States t has orton » which he the Cor By AGO. w BURTON Cul 1 wreeder Mm, Jan The and feeders tock this country constitute what are technically known as “the live stock interests,” and a great proportion of them are directly or indi) tly ffillated with a huge but rather © organization called “Tho American National Live Stock ciation.” Its president Dwigh n at and little range from from California to Httnots. are absolutely unt fled in their contention that only a pt investigation of ose, it Wyo tituted and imax, can American peor Occasion is Chosen The ocersion chor ting forward of th arose a resolution by |xressman Rorland of Msourt jing son such official acti of Con T ritegic question, relating to increase costs of i, land, labor, ete, that ts in the mind the producer, as elicited i" y hearings on this resolution | seome to be th iS IT MAINLY A CONTROLLED THAT THE PRICE OF BEEF ON THE HOOF IS SUBJECT TO SUCH CONSTANT FLUC TUATIONS, RESULTING IN GREAT ‘BREAKS ANO PAINTING FACES ~0.K., MARGARET DUE TO MARKET | | | | of live | Texas to} pro: | problem | n for the put | r viewpoint Hes | above all | |r MASON SAYS BY MARGARET MASON Written for the United Press If Percy and Mabel Have had @ email fight On New Year's, if able They'll make it up right if hair and complexion Should quarrel and fight The rest of your face Just make it up right. YORK, Jan, 11,.—Sinee New Y s day is the day of days to patch up all differences, cover is all the disagreeable features of he past and make up and be nds, why not begin with your |tace? Anybody can make up a quarrel and everybody can patch up a difference, but it takes a real artist to patch up a face and make a complext It may surprise you to le |there silll are a few benig |medieval husbands in tl |who won't let their a powder rag or N w ro that dd and world A KDO and mat k of rouge there are who and 4 go ghted aban ru life with shiny noses a ow skins. Then they husbands don't them but have girl on glow wonder why the same make a fu er an eye for every the street with the { rouge her * prettily rub and | Other jie ted husband for th the lip |inake-up on the sly nd lips. for Meauty’s sake and jown, when you swear off all your |had habits on January 1, 1917, wear on all the cosmetics that you and remember, above all ings, that ‘twere better even t have a tarn MAYOR, MAYOR, WHO IS OFFICIAL? PORT ORCHARD IS ASKING BREMERTON, Jan. 11.—Port Orchard citizens are in a quandary as to how to get rid of an excess of mayors Following wives who suffer with be have a secret lit trusty tick and put the and also on the a tie election between |W. F. Lindekugel and M. J. HM, jthe former was declared a winner by a drawing. He was issued a lcertificate of election | Hill protested. The new council ldecided Lindekugel bad no right to] loffice and voted to give the au thority to select a mayor. The councilmen who were elected with Hill voted for him, while those who} were on Lindekugel’s ticket refused | to vote So there LABOR COUNCIL IN FAVOR OF MARKETS The Seattle Central L cil has gone on recor the establishment of a municipal public market, to be acquired by a general bond issue to the sum of $300,000, providing the property is to be leased, or $600,000 If purchas. ed outright abor coun favoring In the family of Mrs, William Burbank, of onville, N.Y. there are fiy sof twins, Mrs Burbank’s daughters, Mra. Elizabeth Hodgman and Mrs. Fannie B. Asher, are the mothers of twins, and her son, Joseph Burbank, the father of twins, Mrs, Burbank herself {# the mother of twins, as is ber mother. SAAN ALPHA 4 LEAR poor wives use} powder | your} shed reputation than | | p | K |« | lee in wholesale ™ | mills ower are of woven GRAY-HAIRED AT 27 'NOTAGRAY HAIRAT 35 « COUNTRY ti} 5 738 \. 136 “4 “ae so ae a6 sae 422 feo we “6 “ee od 5 |. The official U. 8. government statistical curv: al costs in the peried between 1893 and 1913. DEMAND? AND IF 80, HOW CAN THIS BE REMEDIEO? This condition—namely, that of LOSSES FOR THE PRODUC ERS; AND ARE THESE FLUCTUATIONS LARGELY CONTROLLED AND MANIPU controlled’ market, if it ext» LATED BY THE PACKERS lutely fatal to his business AND NOT ALTOGETHER » the standpoint THE NATURAL ONES, FOL- jucer, and immediately LOWING THE NORMAL CHANGES IN SUPPLY AND [at a explains {inasmuch as he m nos be reasonably certalr laasitude, all t THE JOURNEY OF A STEAK FROM THE MANGER TO THE TABLE The present method by which cattle are got ready for market le far different and far more intricate than the average consumer who orders a beefsteak suppos In the first piace, the men who breed cattle generally do little more than that. Their understanding comes in in knowing how to breed for the best results from the meat standpoint. They sell their young cattle to another set of men called “feed ers,” who, along with the “breeders, classified in general as one group, the “producer The “breeder” of cattle ships his young, when they are ready, to the various commission men at the big Western stock centers, from whom the “feeders” purchase them. The “feed: ers” give the cattle a quick course of grain feeding, to fatten them for the market. At the exact moment at which they are ready to ship, the feeder ships them. Their destination is some one of the big markets, generally Chicago, Kansas City or Oma- At these places the “feeder,” who is back on his ranch, | represented by the live stock commission men who act as sell. ing agents for him with the packers who wish to purchase the anim The animal, once bought by the packer, is slaughterer Jreseed and either stored in a refrigerator or shipped in a re frigerator car to a wholesaler in any one of hundreds of cities, or to some other country. Sometimes the wholesaler happens to be merely a branch of the packing firm, for the packers now have wholesale establishments in many large cities, The whole saler sells to the retailer, who sells to the ultimate consumer. It will be seen from this that a steak may, under our present system, travel thousands of miles at various stages of its evolu tlon, and still be eventually ten “out Wer hy the men who bred the steer from which it was derived! ‘LATIMER HEADS THE | LOCAL YACHT CLUB The good power cruiser More spindies are turned in the lawrence, ogee th turn i t ver in t orld. Four employing Pog) Honey will be the flagship of the Se attle Yacht club for year as the result of the unanimous election of N. H. Latimer as com. jreodore of this organization Wed nesday night at the annual elec put out © tone ‘abri each year Capt. J.T. Gibson : ce commodore and W Am One of: Many Living| rear commodore. J. £ Examples That Gray Hair price Panes Car Be Restored to Natural “5 for Se » him The Color and Beauty. ned at was chosen G. Norris Chilberg thanked honor ft ha new of re tho bestowed 8 will be ke a dinner two we BANQUET IN HONOR OF BISHOP KEATOR SEND ¥ Me bishops at than 200 laymen and five! a banquet in the Arctf® club Wednesday night in honor of the 15th anniversary of Bishop Fred jerick W. Keator’s consecration to 1) the church. the natural color « vd in @ eurprisingly | Splendid for Bad Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis Home - Made Surest, fet. 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Wayne, Ind ask for{ | | ards lor the price his product will bring, land especially #o of late years with lcosts of production all steadily ris jing. | The man who sells cattle for a living, it will be seen, deals in a very precarious product. He is not trading in some static, manufactured article like naile or buzz-sawe or pho nographs—some object not sub Ject to rapid deterioration. In stead he is dealing in a LIVE product, a thing that MUST be disposed of at the very moment it Is ready for . It must be shipped ex the mo ment it is “finished,” and be fore it has consumed its weight In feed costs; it must needs be sold the moment it reaches its destination at one of the big live stock centers, for it will soon eat Its head off, destroy ing all possible chances of profit. In addition, while in transit, meat animals are sub ject to loss in weight, to poss) ble Injury or even death, In ad. dition to various other sorts of wastage—all of which militate sharply against the pocket book of the produce Such contingenctes a fraught h more or 1 of course, for the mat ing. On the other hand, t ple” for the man who i# bu clally if the latter should to buying largely in harmony” with other buyers. The men who buy in this case are the big packers with home offices in Chica rhey known to have especially good business heads be bound to s trag who 1 are howing the great cause they are all of them rich be yond the dreams of fore one tam pause cers to not that the Avaric b t take excepth ckers taking advantage of the itimate “ple” in this game, but at what they DO object to is that Jin buying cattle, the Itipliers of all the time announced that they tired and sick of ce of these “over ners, as they as the and ave P may prove, AMUSEMENT S ALHAMBRA Bg omPnein va e PINE! 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YODER le Van Asselt farmer, ages tye! fone says several times io of his ribs, humiliation and also physical pain. | SHIP LINE TO ITALY FROM PORTLAND? PORTLAND. Jan 11 steam lines between Portland nd Italian ports will probably be cetablished after the war rd ing to Ettore G. Flordalisi, the new Italian consul, who opened offices jhere today for $500 dam the cow kickec and fractured resuiting in mach mental anguish Unites WASHIN tigation of the leak to Wall street of advance information regarding Wilson's note to belligerents came); to an abrupt end today The house rules comn feated the second Wood r providing for a probe of Thomas W. Lawson's charges. nd refused to take up his first resolution for a probe Lawson TON, Tan to rresp 1 Direct tee de hip lution JOHN DAVIS has started stil! Janother suit against F. K. Strave his time, he claims, Struve too} It was understood the resolution | #dventage his absence and would be taken up in the house at| bought a piece of property without m, | the proper authority. 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