The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1919, Page 4

“SEATTLE STAR 1307 Seventh Ave. Near Unio Bf. ‘Tees Assectation 189, at the Postaffice at ior the Act of Congress Maret 3. 18TH, F montha $1.50; @ montha 6275; Outside Ube state, The per Hy carrier, etty, lie * month te of Washington. months, or $9.00 per year. Go. Phone Main 600, Private! | ry Newest Weapon A Western inventor has announced the abolition of / | | | argument sounds as reasonable as it does revolu- 5 His rifle utilizes gasoline instead of powder for its} five and so he says—shoots seven times harder than @ Stoutest powder-propelled bullet ever did. Gasoline, it seems, has seven times the explosive force the best powder. | The future rifle, therefore, will use a spark plug instead| ayers sion cap. will carry enough ammunition for hundreds of rounds} stock, and the cost of killing a hundred men will be ) alis ht that no murderer need be deterred; if he can buy mt of gasoline and six ten-penny nails he can go forth te all his pet enemies. expensive brass shell, no cap, no speedily deterior- costly powder. it a squirt of gasoline behind the bullet, a spark thru plug, and bang! | not even a bang—just a seven times multiplied! turned loose without noise or fuss or expense. that rate a gallon of gasoline would suffice to bom- ion, and a barrel would conduct a couple of Mexi- tions. be our future armies will be recruited solely from of the taxi drivers, and spark plugs will settle} itinies of nations. few more inventions like this and war will become matic that we can keep our armies at home and wage ith tanks, sky squadrons, scout cruisers and automatic | , directed by wireless, in turn managed by a gum switchboard girl, who promptly at 9 a. m. presses ik plug, and at 11 releases seventeen heavy batteries. Men Show Confidence cs ne: on business matters and business problems in “Com- e.” “At a luncheon the other day,” continues Mr. Spillane, of a monthly publication that has a circulation 0,000, said that for one of his spring issues he had net of advertising in hand. Net means with com- ms deducted. He expects before the forms are closed have $1,000,000 in that one issue. So far as known, this is the greatest amount of adver- ever booked in the history of the publishing business. | “Advertise,” says Richard Spillane, the noted and gifted |" Vhat is of far more importance than the establishing his record is the evidence it gives of the confidence of 3 business man. Apparently the people who @ articles to sell have no doubt about the immediate in a trade way. If they have they would not make investment in advertising. publication with the $892,000 booked is but one many to feel the impulse of broadening business. ‘And why should not business broaden? nerica has more wealth and a wider distribution of than ever before. The people have been on short ce in to many of their needs for several fs. There is*a considerable shortatre; aside from the mal demand, to be met. In addition the consumption of of goods increases year by year, not only by of population, but because man requires more and with the advance of time. if advertising is a safe index, and it would appear is no better, there is big business ahead. ertise!” “6 i ts @ growing belief that McAdoo attained his mark of good judgment when he turned loose the d job before it got too hot to handle. Government of the people, by officials, for the u elass has not perished from the carth, ee This proposal to make Pershing a candidate seems have the outspoken approval of everybody except Apparently congress figures that it docen’t matter becomes of soldiers, now that the ax is ground. The Hohenzollern line was a paying proposition il it put in the subway. The best argument in favor of our continued isola- tion is the fact that Europe wants us to drop it. | _ Discipline is a sort of drug habit and victims go without it, whether men or nations. When Europe plans to etart something hereafter } will “see America first.” The world may be attacked again, but it won't be Kaiser Billious attack. In a republic, officials believe in telling the people z ‘everything about public business except the inside facts. Golden West Coffee possesses a ) direct bene- ¥9 ficial action q@ that Invigo- rates and cheers, Ot Feaay Bol-she-veek! (Government requests that all citizens desist from the use of nie! names, such as “wop,” “inlokey,” “da, patches.) Sammy says it's wr you fret, there's disagree with you, I'll call you B Bolshevik! veek! vee It's @ weream and it shriek; It's & rapid fire re to an ons still One name that So when I heresy you squeak. night determine 1 you “pro” and “ ations quickly grow antique, 1 Bolahevik™ veok! A little while ago, at any time I 4 Le So now I have a bet Your brains v rung @ Your new ideas are redolent of Russia's crazy clique No, I mustn't call you and I mustn't call you “ninny.* It's plainty impolite to du ou “dago,” “xwope” and “guinea,” But whe rl perceive your mental mixtures growing weak, I joyfully arise and I proclaim you Bolshevik It's a classical erit It says more in a word than you can answer In a week. vik! vee You believe in votes for women? Yah! the Bolahevikt do. And shorter hours? And land reformat? They're Bolshevistic, too, “The * and other things like that are dangerous to seek; Don’t tell me you believe ‘em, or I'll call you Bolshevik. veok! veek! Recall Bolshevik! A reformer ts 4 freak! But here's & name to stop him, for it's lke @ lightning streak. anon that it stings * stands for Rolsheviem and th Bolshe ' use th And #0 it's p If I can hang a tag t left oblique, vinhevik. veok It's a bingle on I mustn't call you names, so I shall call you “Nolshevtk? BRYAN WOULD RESTRICT ___WINNE MAT Lose WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-—Restric tion of government ownership of Orrie = W testified She su Winne to win maintenance. railroads and trunk lines that wil! - SPRINGFIELD, ML, Feb. 7 Located for years at S. E. corner First and Pike (upstairs). Phone Main 2555, ‘guinea,” ete.—Kecent press dis After she was U. S. RAIL OWNERSHIP | won and they wore ona, Dr. Chas Winne lost his winning ways, Mra | Shell Hits Collar) | But Almon Taylor SOURS THE FD Says Excess of Hydrochloric} Acid Is Cause of Indigestion} | | Employe Solicited $100,000 Fee, Says in connection with the Chicage Chicago Attorney WASHINGTON, Feb, 7 Baker today told the senate public | bufidings committee that the depart- | ment of Justice had been axked to in- | Tennett, | veutigate the charge that J. Milton! hospital GREAT OLD REMEDY 8 Trainor, a war department employ® solicited $100,000 as @ fee for work | Speedway horpital project. This was taken, Baker sald, when fecretary | % representative of the inapector general's office reported that there | might be some ground for the charge. The charge was made by Wm, & counsel for the Chicago A wellknown authority states ‘ that stomach trouble and indiges | fac ‘are Satth: tvlart dud 94 Geld FOR SKIN DISEASES 4.|!t¥-acld stomach—and not, as mont ie Ss. S. Cl . hee ” ' folks from a lack of diges 8. S. S. Clears Skin of Erup-|#batement of your trouble, and tive Jule Ile states that an ex tions—Drives Poison From | ir make OG, ae cose of hv@rochlorie acid in the the System pies “o suttering Caan stomach retards digestion and starts then our meals nour like in @ can, forming acrid fluids and gases which inflate | |the stomach like a toy balloon, We then get that heavy, lumpy feeling In the chest, we eructate sour food, belch gas, or have tburn, flatu lence, waterbrash, or nausea, fore the | He tells us to lay aside all digas | France, tive aids food ferm ny Almon J. Taylor shell tore off the collar of Almon J, | “imply close of the but didn't even onful in a glass | Taylor, of 4329 Holden st. reakfast while it} Young Taylor served , and furthermore, to| 216th engineers on the continue this for one week. While| relief follows the first dose, tt ts tm portant to neutralize the acidity, re move the gasqnaking mass, start | the Mver, stimulate the kidneys and thus promote a free flow of pure digestive jules, Je Salts inexpenatve and in made from the acid of grapes and lemon juices, mbined with lthia and sodium phosphate This harm jon salts is used by thousands of people for stomach trouble with ex-| cellent rewulta | ec | burning, diseases ar }and infected bi | A large piece of high explontve| Was on the ou Taylor’s mackinaw a few days be-|Glean you fighting in| ¢ven ointments, lotions, scratch | Would be necessary nd instead, get from any | him, according to @ letter received |in this belief, and your tr * of Jad Salta|by his parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, B,| be relieved—you cnn be ¢ stored to health. 8 : with the| vegetable treatment th Flanders | secure from front and expects to be transported |is a blood tonic your blood and cause a most decided | Laboratory Baro washir nd kee could obtain Ag 8. 8 that , a —Sizes 6 to 14 years. 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