The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1918, Page 6

‘AR |, “Educating the Public” 1307 Sevemth Ave. inion Bt. KAGUE OF NiEwsrarkens OF SCHIPTS NORTUWKST News Service a Entered at Seattio ‘By mail of Men Who Rule the Meat, You Eat at of city, 40 ar $400, ington Heney brought out the Traynor (. we ans rag view Immigration statistics of the first six months, just): lished at Washington, indicate that the year’s total may) less than 100,000 persons. For the half-year ending , wary 1, 1918, only 57,715 came to America, and since the monthly totals have dwindied to a few thousands. The war, of course, is responsible. The real dwindling | Propose? began when the United States entered the war. Since that | 2°) J day, only one country has sent anything like the normal), com Dumber of immigrants. That is Japan, which country | rer now leads al] nations in sending immigrants to America. | Mor immigration this year will reach 12,000, as against pons in 1917, 8,711 in 1916, and 8,609 in 1915. During they a: first half of this fiscal year 6,008 Japanese arrived, and five pa ind resol After the tr te _ they’ve been coming over during January, February and | of lve stock by the various pack- March at the rate of more than 1,000 a month. Ttaly, which before the war sent over seven times as! many immigrants as Japan then did, this year will send} _ Tess than a third as many. | Mexico, which sent over 16,438 immigrants "will send less than 3,000 this year. Will the city councilmen who are visiting the sanded river power site, and who insisted on having horses to carry them over the mountainous trails, be standing votes in the council chamber at next Want Favorable Opinion After a meeting on July 20, 1916, in Henry Veeder’s office, | a report says: “The subject of | educational publicity was dis : cussed, the purpose of the pro- iy in 1917, posed campaign being to create a more favorable public opin jon for the large packers both with producer and consumer.” In addition to Any pages names of newspapers ines carrying expenditures for) advertiaing space, the committee nen these That Snake From along about the time that Adam and Eve moved nwore and inapire the publi out of See of Eden, human beings have held a grudge) ree against e snake. i | How the paid ade shou be} They have sought to make this a snakeless world, and cae Bheetbin zona att the SURPRISED AT mot succeeded, excepting in Ireland. Because they not succeeded, we may give thanks. We need ake, apparently, than we have, for snakes are an invaluable, as rodent destroyers. “Only 17 of the 111 varieties of snakes in America are) ” writes Glayne K. Norton in American Forestry. he asserts, “will attack a human being except in page All of them destroy rodents that injure crops! qq some advertising of a similar and carry “opi sine va diseases.” | nature.” | The U. S. department of agriculture places our annual! Th packers, acting ax one con- | loss due to rodents at over half a billion dollars, or)‘ 7% Yoke tne Mb was to advertise In a certain city. | So it waa proposed that one packer | should «ign the ads for part of the| lt *, and others for other parts of the time, “to avold the ponsibitity | of the newspapers becoming Insist ent that another packer the one doing the advertising alno Happier Woman Mrs. Salya many as the Packers Try to Do It Being Some of the Findings of Heney's Investigation } } of an: packer ads. ot hor with the amount each recetved y [favored hiring help wateh all! STOCKTON, Cal—Htoberta Boring, y's meeting? ot ations for articles \%, died Monday from the ef | y phase of the in- fav attack of a game IMPROVEMENT “I Don't Believe There’s a in World Than I,” Says rs (|r STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1918, PAGE 6 BY N. = COCHRAN tion scared them ts tilustrated by a] May In| letter written to Louls F. Swift on| nere April 10, 1916, and signed by I. ¢ 1 ntroduced a reso- | McManus, J. M, Chaplin and Arthur " Investigate | D, White, in which they reported We believe thatas It stands today c Association was) nothing could stop oriminal prose ager for ft, and employed Walter|cuttons and that the situation 1s r of Chicag represent | dangerous, © * * It must not be The packers had big| forgotten that HOME ARE Or ney In 1918 but the cattle grow. |THE IMPRESSION THE CON- shad not. Tho packers got busy|SUMER = 18 ‘BING BADLY revent the passage of the Hor- | USED. resolution. | Anyhow, a! big educational pub- During his hearings in Waah-|licity campaign started later on. First they went into the farm pub- that Colin MH. Livingstone, vie lication» that reach the live stock president of the American National raiser and feeder, and later the Rank of Washington, dent | newspapers and magazines that | Washington & rail reach the consumer Ang Arthur This is the critical year of the war. Do your road and president Vi hip- | D. White was chairman of S4ift's part. Invest in War Savings Stamps. | 1 opponed publicity committes resolution as a lobbyist for Armour And on Feb 1918, a commit- Sill ilesicninnt ~—e a) & Co. And Livingstone, when put. tee sisting of White, Wo Bt M t we — Ne the stand, admitted that after Fo Swift's right hand his activities against the Borland man), F ® Hayward and ‘Immigration Halted |rosotution Armour ralaed his annu- | Chaplin, wrote a letter to When the present fiscal year ends, June 30, it is highly |“! “nn rem: Saye ’ gl frag ias Bioeth Ah ndlipg ety probable that a new immigration record will be set—the | ney aloo got Livingstone to ad-| entirely reverse our policy of hav- smallest since colonial days. & summer home| tng newer to attacks and that them | the certainly tough on 4 COME DIES OF C AMP L EWIS LIFE | rady when a fellow lights the only four miles and then has to Fi nBtvakacdies it. HIS BUNKIE, ‘LOQUITUR Nate wae my bunkle He's on the honor r i] They got roar Ku They couldn't get The couldn't get b ur 1 bet Which lasted t Yor Nate b t And le Fritz hia t k Bays he t Yonkees when t é Don't that nort of ¢ You can't ute the Hun,” says Nate He us skinned a mile But it's my vote we get his goat ' By fighting with a «mile.” } Well bye, pard. You did your do; in't like its style the game and played it thea, ile aid it with But Ana And rinee bi To make I hope the good And myn, “One ¢ (Copyright 19 ‘LETTERS TO THE EDITOR } —_— KH; times permits sin to be an Keep your letters short. If | ment in His hand for the corres they are more than 250 words | | tion of an apostate world long, they have little chance of | | c. W. TAYLOR, being published. | x —— a x ingtrae FAITH IN MAN GOD 18 NOT ‘OT MOCKED Editor The Star: “G Editor The Star: This war {s almay be a consotat: public demonstration of man's gi-| thoughtless and the |gantic failure in self-government. expecially the ignorant, bu A sergeant from Camp Dodge is und for Chicago to wrentle Waldek wako. If he throw an with a name fer the world’s championship Hand made aut em are turned t by our nk dealers hour t ager hn has a new suit| o- NCHOLY MUSE and eat. x Je know nd, expecially, they didn't Would one ¢ something like $5 a person. want the newspapers to expect| Remarkable.sindeed, was the state! yor to work Just how many more snakes we need in America to them to compete with each other | mont made recently by Mra, Badie| co. ineipid whowe aoe this $500,000,000 of food no one claims to know, but it. in advertising So they wanted to/Salyars, who resides in the Pine |; ts paces i aves > may a good idea for snake ha’ w camouflage and make the newspa-| Court Apartments, §th avenue And! pead the belligerent papers, 1 a longer lease of ‘no Sharbaygis to permit the iggling| pers think they were being patron-|Pine street. Mra. Salyare declares | id go on 4 all ge reprieve, you might say,| eq by each of the packers | ahe has derived more benefit from a| jinn. wh ‘ . alles otic. Cao Ea But they evidently figured on | few botties of Tantac than from oth: | Kien we than this 4 on wi je snake slaughter! getting free advertising by (°F treatment and medicines that) And dreams real than lfe. a writing letters to the editor; have cost her more than two hun | . Pomer Kaiser Willum has named .three bridges over the Sul aeuemenry "Se the, eureer ov: | Sed ene Sty Sees eee waits paid out durin th tt oar 1 t ofel th al Rhine after the crown prince, Hindenburg and Luden- thet mf sysctl llamaes di Salyare of ed a ah tea =e : eaay 4 nN 3 “ . you to iend him money at 4% per dorff. Quite appropriate. A bridge rims across a river In figuring out how they weuld| “For over two years I have suf-|7eo; vou would d ads | and it’s only a question of time when the three men will | divide the cost according to buai- | fred from nervous indigestion, and| New Yor itto. [nese done, the following figures While I have paid out more than two | ing Indeed and we would not Laere mabe: Swit &, Armour $0, fred and fifty dollars for treat| if john 1. whould ask ua to lend Morris 15, Cudahy 16, Wilson 10. nt and medicines, trying to get Te | money at 4% per cent or any othe America's strength and optimism must pay divi- SKIN DISEASES |comes in patches on different | parts of the body. Salt) Rheum discharges a wate ry| fluid, forming sores and pro-| ~~~ Situation Dangerous that Borland resolu simply How tend Caused by Hamars in the 4 th Blood ducing intense itching. 5 | Me These and all skin diseases } NURSING H Be es cothitn sia. (2° due to the same thing Schedule for Benefit of } {2”, ere is hing more dis-| burning acids humors in in tressing than an_ itching, the blood, and until this vital|) pavtarseseneltg, he sd {in burning skin disease, and fluid is cleansed and : upon the return of warm pure they will continue. : weather thousands of people ternal applications of know they are to be tor-'and lotions can not reach the| mented through the Summer trouble for it is in the blood. baby Months. The blood is heated!The best treatment for all ieee ee with humors and acrid mat- skin diseases is S. S. S., a 0 make saceing ter and as these irnpurities remedy that is purely vege- ble for the moth are forced to the surface the|table, being made entirely tor and to rive her |e opportunities wr re Therefore. . skin seems to be literally fire. on from roots, and acts herbs and barks, directly on the blood habs oner the At this season of the year with a cleansing, healing ef- the Liver, Kidneys and fect. It neutralizes the acids é 1S EOS ae Bowels become torpid, dull!and purifies the blood so that| “ay Seren nursings in 24 hours and sluggish and fail to per-|the skin, instead of being a. m., 9 a. m., 12 noon, | m., 6 ve been form their duty. Accumula-|blistered and burned by the|?. ™. 9 or 10 p. m,, and once during | dot » much bet: | tions remain in the system | fiery fluids, is nourished by aj ‘’*, "#5 in aplendid and are absorbed by the|supply of cooling, healthy), ‘ay. 9 a te nen youre & AS ar ea blood, producing Eczema, Tet-|blood. It goes down into the ; and at the n id tadttitee hie 1 mS inwat wake ter, Psoriasis, Acne, Saltjcirculation and forces out|< a.m, 10 a. m, + 6 pin and I haventt had a head Rheum and skin diseases of!every particle of waste or pty Ae the night. |ache since right soon after I began every description. foreign matter, builds up the!, in. {Uren Piast deepal sar ear Peas Eczema appears usually blood and relieves all skin p. m.. or jater but f sfraid to eat much rigt 4 with a slight redness of the|diseases promptly and per-| The baby should be offered cooled | at ‘oT waited until 1 ow ” skin, followed by pustules;manently. S. S. S. does not 7iled water betwee » Berard nay from which flows a sticky |leave the least particle of the! “yy. ince er Het a nursing | + arate ge cet , 4 fluid that dries and forms a poison for future outbreaks, + individual ahd. the| « Taio Glade WE stander oe Bie crust, and the itching is in-| but entirely rids the blood of a fant rarely |p ce ple and a cup of cof tense. In Tetter the skin|the cause for all skin dis- Chidag ae aaah pete Sheet nd keh Gh booster Modivygets is often very painful. The| Nothing equals S. §. §.|nurse tonger, but not more than 20| without it hurting me a particle, and acid in the blood dries up|in the treatment of these minutes If it is not satiafied after’ I have been eating just anything I the natural oils of the skin,|troubles and for building up)?’ i \itomary to nares, eS Cee ee oe causing a dry, feverish, hard-| the general a} Get a Fa eae a a a Cah at ee ened condition and giving it| bottle of S, S. from the b any Goublac‘t a leathery appearance. Acne drug store today and begin)! ppler ’ makes its appearance on the|a treatment that will bring)’ srgdheedder APs face in the form of pimples\real relief. Write for our| et ae ea and blackheads, and is par-| treatise on skin diseases and| Mr« often | what it has ¢ tera, ta ticularly disagreeable because |any medical advice free. Ad-| Lg te Eb bap Sig “pre a? | maples is sold in Seattle by Bar. least once a day and oftener in| tell Di . of its unsightly appearance.|dress 409 Swift Laboratary,| warm woathor, the additional ents Sieatiod de-o adnctns ious taaes Psoriasis, a scaly disease, Atlanta, Ga, being merely sponge baths, ntative.—Advertisement, “ ot Ke ap out of my | sidewalk and had help me a5 ing t ina Order Your SUIT NOW Before Woolens Advance Again RABY 425 UNION ST. «: FREE DOCTOR Go to the RIGHT DRUG CO, 168 Washington St. and 1111 First Ave, And the Doctor will give you a careful examination and prescribe for yoo FREF If you are sick yon cannot do bet- tor than take advantage of this offer ‘| We nave you money and give the best possible treatment. UNION 3rd &University I kept getting worse. My food aad. wed t 1° ¢ so dends to the whole world. It is the only white nation . sntstaege fae held nt digest properly, but would | mi 0 wo mn the end Of-the pier, “now that does not have to forge a smile. What does that ci inayicesned eh Shgge eh, causing intense | ing fore we finished. the ace: | mean to you aa an American? 4 find out Some ond am ot the wor! f art pal |. come 5 along 24 m eh ear STAR SHEL LE iN TIMES WORTH “God is not mocked.” Whatever | thinker and commonsense reasonel the world sows that shall it reap. pid. To them a “bee nner | Got, in love, caused to be an- aith, help or consolas r ed at one time “Peace use this " A w toward man, for war, you is born this day in the by faith is our. our gallant and b city of David a Ba The world’s answer to God was, soldiers equipped with guns “Away with Him, crucify Him"; | ed by ated brains and again, “We w © this | ers ered by forced religious jatance said to the wor et) Re always been a teache you govern yourselygs: by your-|er of y, and results in crus A WORD FROM JOSH WISE reives, of yourselves, and for your- elty t as Germany is showing y Y ves until you se the f herself today cdlaeeh an pe a sg odd * government And th war zion is @ selfish teacher, and th’t go home in the th’ dark. © remult of 1900-yea f gov- dominate the world. But, ; re ment where God was not tak the unbetiever, the think- to the nee of the rulers.) er, thought and free America on Third ave The world sowed to the wind and for a humanitization of the world. or the Next 20 Days We Wll/ {t is reaping the whirlwind. God in| Put faith in our fellow beings — Give Honest Bargains. One on 14th N. E “All Kinda of Ladies and Genta’! viewed as His creatures, are sub- | Hats Cleaned.” wa Sr wa E> a. ay Sr = S 5 < = = something near by. Praise the sturdy arm of man right here and now He some- ‘for the living. man great freedom, but hastises, The world, love allows in love He ject to His government JY) Both Ends (Producer and Consumer.) Against The Middle. (The Packer) The consumer wants to pay a low price for meat. The farmer wants to get a high price for cattle. The packer stands between these conflicting demands, and finds it impossible to completely Satisfy both. The packer has no control over the prices of live stock or meat, and the most that can be expected of him is that he keep the difference between the two as low as possible. He does this successfully by converting animals into meat and distributing the meat at a minimum of expense, and at a profit too small to be noticeable in the farmer’s returns for live stock or in the meat bill of the consumer. Swift & Company’s 1917 transactions in Cattle were as follows: « XNSSS. Ls = Average Per Head $68.97 Sold meat to Retailer for Balance (not paid to Cattle teed Paid for labor and expenses at Packing House. Freight on Meat, and Cost of operating Branch distributing houses ‘ Remaining in Packers’ hands as returns on investment $ 1.29 The net profit was $129 per head, or about one-fourth of a cent per pound of beef. By what other method can the difference be- tween cattle prices and beef prices be made smaller, and how can the conflicting demands of producer and consumer be better satisfied? $ 8.61 a Sold By-products for... . 2409 IS Total Receipts ... +. . $93.06 iS Paid to Cattle Raiser . .. 84.45 i‘ ) ' “ 7.32 1918 Year Book of interesting and instructive facts sent on request. Address Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Minois Swift & Company, U. S. A. Local Branch, 201-11 Jackson St., Seattle, Wash.