The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1920, Page 3

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Adopt New Health Code to| Cut It Down Reduction of the county death mate from 11 and 12 per thousand to the lower Seattle rate of 7 and 8 per thousand is the prima new county health the county commissioners. “The environment of the rural dis tricts are more healthful than the} a statement issued by the | et the county has a higher} death rate. The rate in the| city is due to strict enforcement of | Py ; just such regulations as we are| in for Life at Se making for the county KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 12. ch Four youths named Alfred J. Ha dock, Peter F. Pike, Charles ( Kirkla | Woodward, Harld I Peterson, Alma A. Woll, Hans Martin, Seattle Jyn M., Seattle ry B., Lake Ballinger Cecelia H., KF. D., 8e- DIVORCES GRANTED | Anklan, Mabel from Richard Spencer, Leslie A. from Elizabeth. | 1 N, from Rath i V. from Murray Frank orence from Homer lL. | man from Hilda DEATHS | Phillips, William, 76, 620 Belmont N. Birdie C., 24, 340 15th ave Maud Belle, 40, Lorington 60th. x Ap Byrom, James ne Carl iJ n, 25, Excelsior Apts. | Landis, in Ira, 38, Hotel Na- varre Rohrer, Milton Joseph, 8, 418 Sev- . Robert, r, Anna, city hospital. 6410 California Maria, 61 Infant rT 5617 Rainier ave. 3 days, 2143 Bonair nas Stuart, 60, Lake- THE WONDER-PICTURES WITH A WONDER-SOUL This Booze Had a Considerable Kick TERRE HAUTE, March 12.—"Did this liquor have a kick?” queried the judge of William Mcintosh. “T'll surmise {it did!” replied McIntosh. She kicked me in here.” “You'll |have to kick tn again,” announced |his honor, Thereupon he nicked | Wiliam $5. Here’s Hoover’s “Big Brother’ Is Herb an Asset or Liability? Theodore Has Done His Share to Make the Name Illustration MAX STERN Patients From BY Out of Town, PALO ALTO, Cal Whose Time Is/a brilliant and famo Limited, Given Special Attention Some women who wouldn't of taking boarders are glad to at commodate a few remunerative March 12.—Is lower “kid brother” an asset or liability to a man? That is the poser presented in the case of Professor Theodore J : 9 ¥ @ The new code | Hoover, elder brother of Herbert C. % of quarantine for | Hoover. For Prof, Hoover has done six to five weeks. ‘This is to Sturgeon and Brooks Trout were a: |his own share to make the name form with Seatt ulations, despite | cepted for enlistment in the Marir |iNustrious, tho comparatively few the longer period prescribed under|Corps. They were transferred t people may have heard of him state regulations, ; the Marine Corps Sea-Going Depc exclusion of tubercular pupils,|at Parris Island, S. C., to train fo |HEADS COLLEGE THAT teachers andg janitors from schools | life on the ocean wave GRADUATED HERBERT is also ordered and County Health - —— ee Theodore is not only “Hoover's Commissioner Sparling is given| From the signing of the armistice brother” but heads the college of arbitrary power to close schools, to February 20, 1920, 8,467,349 men mines at Stanford from which Her. Children who cough or sneeze |were discharged from United States bert graduated to become a world without covering thelr mouths may | service. figure, be excluded from school, books ¢x- | “Do you want a tale yout Her. changed must be fumigated, windows bert C. or Theodore J.2” he asked opened at all recesses and damp as I entered the busy hive that is cloths, instead of the old-fashioned now recognized as one of the lead eraser, used for blackboard work. ing mining colleges in America Vrap Ex-Kai er’s Statue in Sack)“ 10PENHAGEN, March 12. French | ficers ordered a monument °res*e4 the former German kaiser in iadersley wrapped in sacking aud emoved | es the length | arlet fever from | Direct Private Wire MACFARLAl iE SBA | rage ae Board ARON, ares and upwal of PARTIAL PAYMENT. 1,000 bushels and upward. LOWMAN BUILDING Elliott 1324. Tresses Snipped |} Grain. 4 99! 505, Off by “‘Scalpers’”’| DOVER, March 12.—"Scalpers” are . ~’ here Several nights of late | | girls have been accosted on lonely | | © auc braids of hair snipped oft | by men and women thieves. | - | DR. H. T. HARVEY (Bx-President Michigan State” Board Dental Examiners) Dental Surgeon Diagnostician Smile without embarrassment DENTISTRY— Today Is the Highest Perfected Specialty of All Science Theodore Hoover of it as of his diploma. Like his brother he was taised a Quaker, ’ Landlord Can't Be The new code was drawn up by Dr. Sparling. The unfortunate part of the dental profession is the fact that there are some people who practice the profession who have in- ferior ability, are unskilled and careless, and care little for the health and comfort of their patients, The dentist's work is almost entirely upon the finest of live tissues, treating diseases, correcting deformities and reproducing nature. It is a most exacting profession—the dentist must have a complete undertanding of the bony structure of the head and face, as each canal, opening and prominence has a specific im- portance and carries or pratects some vital organ. Equally as important is the location of arteries, veins or the parts supplied by them. The dentist has probably more to do with the nerves than any other tissues of the body—must have com- plete, thorough knowledge of the nervous system, their exact loca- tion and parts they supply. To accomplish all this we have per- formed but a *mall part of our obligation to humanity as far as teeth are concerned. And now comes the part that so seriously affects you when you are thinking of having dental work done. A modern dentist's knowledge of nerves, tissues, muscles, arteries, etc., enables him to give the benefit of pain-destroying discoveries that are abso- Jutely harmless, administered to you in the proper quantities, in the right place, so that your dental operation will be absolutely as painless as it is possible to make it. Modern methods—high-class dentistry —low prices. These we offer you. Electro Painless Dentists Laboring People’s Dentists J. R. VAN AUKEN, Manager Located for years at 8. E. Corner First and Pike, Phone Maip 2555 “Theodore J." 1 answered, “Well, sit down. derstand each other. Nobody mires Herbert Hoover more than his old brother. But for two weeks now I've been pumped about him until I've begun to lose my own identity. I don’t want to talk about myself, but I will talk about this mining college.” ONE OF THE FOR CONSULTING ENG Professor Hoover is recognized by mining men as one of the most prominent consulting engineers tn America, if not the world, He has a list of degrees, and accomplish ments in “Who's Who" long as that of his brother, and the mines he has managed are spread all over the world, He has tray. elled extensively in Australia, Mex- ico, India, Russia Finland, Ger. many, France and Asia Minor Altho several years Herbert's sen. for, he entered Stanford University in 1898, two years after the younger Hoover graduated. Instead of work ing his way thru college he chose to work before he entered, He was a “printer's devil” In Oregon at the age of 16 and worked as a printer in Oakland, San Francisco and other | California cities. He still holds a | membership card in the Typographi cal Uniop, and is almost as proud And let u# un-| ad-| every bit as| Held for Rat Damage SHEFFIELD, England, March 12. —In a case in the county court the judge held that the landlord of a shop was not liable for damage done to stock by rats, The landlord, it was stated, did not inform the ten ant that the place was overrun with rats from an old drain. Has Twice as Good Chance to Keep Up | LONDON, March 12.—A dog can |drink twice as much whisky as a |man and stay on his legs, Dr, Ed. | ward Mallenby told the medical so- SIDELSKY STARTS A 10-ROUND FIGHT See Page 10 of Today's Star All Aboard! Risk Is All Your Own! LONDON, March 12.—The motor man doesn't have to tell the passen gers when he's going to twist the | handle, In a law suit here the judge held it not the duty of the company to inform passengers of intention ‘to start, A sudden jolt on a street car here threw a woman thru a window, No damages were allowed. ’Twas Too Much for This Court LONDON, March 12.—A court here declined to decide whether Lady Lil ian Paulet could live with, her son and keep the money her hust here, ling in the same house with the son, “Napoleon” Wore Familiar Marks LIVERPOOL, March 12, — The ghost of Napoleon showed up at a seance here, a few days ago, Little Emperor, however, small riot when a guest of the medi- um caught him by the collar and dragged away the mark of an Bast Side laundry. nd left | ‘The husband's will forbade her | | Consider The Clock thinking it not worth while to save a lit le are invited to study the clock. Those The regularity of Its tick H ing changes seconds into enturies, Pennies, nickels and dimes saved and placed in a sav ings bank grow into dol lars and into fortunes, Regularity Counts To begin the new year right we earnestly request all of our former patrons to call and have their teeth and gums examined, and if anything Is wrong, we will gladly make over and treat the gums free of charge, All work guaranteed 15 years, | United Painless Dentists Pyorrhea Specialist X-RAY DEPARTMENT IN CONNECTION Highest Order of Restoration Work Done Examination and Estimate Free 504-12 EITEL BLDG. & SECOND AND PIKE SEATTLE UNDFRTAKING PARLORS AND CREMATORY Are now located at 315 Kil- | bourne st., just two blocks west of my OLD location. ‘Those who have had casion to use the Ble Service have found. it 4 fined, courteous forting in time of bereave- | ment, q Thoughtful, sympathetic attention is synonymous. with Bleits Service, NORTH 587