The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1925, Page 12

TUE ———_ pe we | Avan. 4 United Bervice Seattle Star e= 2" Seventl Ruthman, ah Pubitening Phone MAln 0000. atter at Beattie, Wn. under set of March §, 1879, ' TO AROUSE OVEMBER will see a the Anti-Saloon League of Chie: THEM | great wo, called, undoubtedly, because pro HE IS HONORED «/TAHIS can’t be for me—I'm only a farmer exclaimed Obregon, in astonishment at the tremendous greeting rally of America at > i hibition leaders vision an assault upon the | given him upon his reaching San icisco He] | { Volstead act in congress, the coming ses- | But he was mistaken. It was for him 4, © # sion, and it is thought well to arouse senti- | and largely because he is a farmer, He aa | i ment which will counteract the report of | imagined, with some reason, too, that eae : t the research committee of the Council of ; Americans became enthusiastic over visit ies ) & Federated Churches, recently published, | ors of high title or great wealth only. i ! i There is one distinguishing feature He will learn that our people have the } + about prohibition as it now is: Regardless | highest admiration and respect for him f of big meetings, committee reports and because of what he did for his countr i = statistics secured by one organization or | a sincere, unselfish patriot and because, : i another, the folks are pretty well posted when deprived of absolute power, he did HE president asks us to the best that * | the French representatives as i complicated circumstances. It is good advice. But it w 5 acle if it is followed. | Between those who will and the larger number who w capital thereby, expected. | test Presi educational leadership, and €fs as a boss. eS. Pan-Pacific Research Honolulu, that school teach militarists, are to blame for teachers do teach the pernici history. But it is boards and tained therein. |evil in this matter as in the the Tennessee legislature teachers shal! not teach. , Q Who Is eligible to burial Arlington National cemetery? A. Any honorably discharged sol- | § tier, sailor or marine may be buried in Arlington. The wife's body may also be burted with the husband if “80 desired. : in : Q. Is it possible to obtain the Tospecches, lectures and papers of William Jennings Bryan in book form? Several volumes by Fleming H. Re- well Co., 156 Fifth ave, New York city. { Q.Can you suggest the best way } to sterilize shaving brushes to avoid $ all danger of anthryx? A. Anthryz is a very hard spore to kill and the regulations regarding JP cheap shaving brushes, and other T usce of horse hair (which is the f principal carrier of the germ) are j tery strict. No such brushes can be Pimported into this country; all BY DR. HUGH 8. CUMMING Surgeon General, United States Public Health Service IHE word “vitamin” is now +4 all too commonly used and has reached the stage where it may be seen displayed in ques- tionable advertisements, which offer articles alleged to contain this wonderful substance (or substances) so ne: to our health and vigor. What is “vitamin,” what does it do? made up of two words “vita,” mean- ing life, and “amine,” a chemical ex- pression used to describe a particular class of sub- stances which wary and This word is vevecevcceetcsacrteectsene icceeeeeessonhs NOGnttAER A OeS = ¢SeERlenn teen coment are basic in action, and contain nitro- gen, The word is usu- “ally spelled "VY eI-T-A- Dr. Cumming /'gince, however, we do not know © the chemical composition of these substances and cannot show that they are composed in any w * of “amines,” the name is incor- rect. * We have learned that our food should be composed of carbo-hy “grates or starches, fats and pro- teins, collectively termed “‘or- ganic nutrients,” Woe have also Jearned that these various com ponents have to be supplied in proper quantities, both relatives and absolute, We have learned that part of four food supply {4 necessary for the production of onerg whieh we have learned to meas wire in calories, a word familiar to everybody, We hnve also Yearned that gome of these components are necesrary to support growthand maintain body nutrition, Also, we have warned the necessity tor peregesaeteaa fas to how far Volstead enforcement has } © +} got and what it has done, Whether or not } the folks are satisfied is another question, BIG PROBLEM dence in the debt commission, and to | ‘accept whatever settlement it reaches with | ean be had, under all the criticize any $ settlement because they think it is wrong because they think they can gain political smooth sailing is not to be To secure the approval of the people will ident Coolidge’s powers of public assent of congress may test even his pow- Let it chiefly be hoped that the people will study the problem with their brains, nnd than with their feelings and preju- WHO’S TO BLAME? *T)R. DAVID STARR JORDAN tells the Institute, at He is right, but his statement requires at least one decided qualification. School of war glory and the false heroism of war of education who select textbooks and de- mand that teachers teach what is con- There is quite as much as to ? ? Answers to Your Questions ? ? A. These have been published in} Food Vitamins Still — | Puzzle Scientists | become a farmer and proceed to uplift his people in that humble capacity, Obregon is a fine fellow. He will find, in his receptions by our cities, a sincerity based upon a certain sentiment which would be an honor to any man, PLUTOCRAT 66 HIS is a billion dollar country,” said Speaker “Tom” Reed, after the first billion budget for the biennium. We have long passed the day of such small things. Mere billions no longer stagger us. But it is at least interesting to learn that there will be a billion dollar increase in building this year over even the five-billion-dollar budget of last year, This is a six-billion-dollar country, in its increase in housing and business structures. That is all money saved, and have confi- presumably ill be a mir- ill oppose it to get the | added to the permanent capital of the people. When we add as much more spent on automobiles, worn out in carrying us about, for business and pleasure, we begin to realize that the greatest plutocrat the world ever knew is the American democ- racy. USING A HUSBAND “(XOVERNOR FERGUSON is to be commended for decisive action in mouncing, thru her husband, that fed- eral authorities will have all the co-opera- tion needed to stamp out foot and mouth } disease, . Thus the Dallas Dispatch, and the world is entitled to further elucidation by the Dispatch man. We gather that “Ma” i doing the decisive actioning, all right, bit is she really making Jim handle such as the foot and mouth disease issues? We | Sure hesitate to vision the talented Jim as a mere mouthpiece for sick st ers, next to wars. | ous doctrine commissions dictation of what Goriculture year book, a steer \4reases to about $3 per cont of its |live weight. A 7 ‘OU can get an answer to j any question of fact or in- | | formation by writing The Seat- It: “Sound” steer 1 wor a f 7, | hits Star Question Editor, 1322 uld therefore dress to $71 pounds. New York ave, Washington, . " D. C., and inclosing 2 cents in | S Sire Ue she clttareace tn ‘thie terms “husking” and “shuckin loose stamps for reply. No ae medical, legal or marital ad- | oe to removing the husks from vice. Personal replies confi. ee V Matas AN lettees ‘iioat be je words are used synony-| | signea. mously for thia op ation. Z vd Where | the tan liga ro ts the largest swimmt brushes must be free from theltank in the world? eee germ. The following methods may.| 4. This is said fo be the Fleiah however, be used in etorilizing|nacker pool in Bar Francisco, Cal j brushes: (1) Boil not less than) {¢ ig 1000 feet long, can accommo. | three hours; (2) expose to steam) date 15,000 persone and ia only £00 5 | at 15 pounds guage, not less than! fect from the Pacific ocean. | $0 minutes, with a preliminary) a vacuum of at least 10 inches. | ———— scleNcR | eee | 5 AUTO LAW, Q. How much edible portion would | |there be to a steer weighing 790) SH | pounds, after it was dressed for| {ERICAN MEDICAL AS | market? { SOCIATION favors a law mpelling a physical and men examination everywhere in United States of ali auto ere. Selence has a new job, which, thus far, it has not handled suc conafuliy—that of ing the traffic problem. All that has been done to date has been the passage of Jax These exist in such quantities best experts realize th A. According to the department of tal the now various mineral salts and other | less important factors. More recently, we have discov- t the ered another important fact with they cause, Each brs regard to the proteins in our science that has beon called diet. This was learned largely Into the problem has suggested thru animal experimentation, and lawa along {ts lines. As it was found that proteins differ most of them have been tried, greatly in nutrient value, and {t is probable that the sugges. not only must the body have its tion of the medical profession proper quantity of proteins each will now also be adopted. | day, but that it is quite fastiat- The plan calls for a medical | ous as to the kinds of proteins | and physical examination as to which it demands, This is a fact hearing, eyesight, heart action, ot very great significance, and etc., to discover whether the perhaps not greatly appreciated. applicant is In reasonably good As a result of much study, It was finally found that there did dition, and a mental exami nation to discover whether he is — UT K |W OUR WAY SMOKEY GETS AN ENEFUL. FRIDAY, OCTOB LM, BY WILLIAMS)| Fro Used Cars Affect Auto Manufacturers E BY C. A, RANDAU | \ | yasTe WHY = AA LL Or / \NAM HELLO \ | NO MAAM. 1% y 1 y tus \ AINT STOP «I WwHM ITS GOT WERE A HEFTUH HUSTLE en i Wasiaxaron va vamlne 4 SMOKBN ! MINVTE AGO BAK -1 JES 4 000,000 new automot t COME ON MYSELF. 1 COODA || Bruna Gore } é the American public this RIGHT IN 207 THET BOOK || Book Qvun _/] ~— manufacturers and SMONEN: \over FER “UR } —~}| 7} 7,000,000 sales. An average of y \ BEEN GAD T / | | nearly three out f Je t PNB DOE VT. , > | ZAI of new machines Inve ae —_ = — Cc | co of a 1 machi 1 of the second-hand hand cars then becomes th high pressure” job of suto lesen I purchasers who bu their machines on time pa proportic pass from without purchaser ap transactio: The average purchaser turns in his old machine as a one third payment on the new ma hine, and then spreads the balance over 12 monthly pay Old machines aro likewise sold on the one-third cash pre n of def basis red tho the ket in somewhat lower This method of marketing au tomobiles has tended to make manufacturers. Instead of turn to established banks of carrying the prumis es, the manufacturers 6 These sub companies haye shown handsome profits from the in- terest charged on deferred pay [ New Fight jor Us, Education Star's Washington Hureau, 1952 New York Ave. ASHINGTON, Oct. 2—A Jepartment { educa tion,” presided over by @ mem the president's cabinet, tn exist certain unidentified acces- reasonably safe in emergencies. sory dietary factors, absolutely Some places already have such essential for nutrition and laws, and they are being pro: growth. posed in many states. The med- thésbsare called. “vitatiine’? Ical aaociation wants them These substances are absolutely | _ Standardized. é essential to man's diet, They ap- | ear pear all to be alike in being very potent in very small amounts, So far, they have defied chem- ival separation in pure form, and they cannot be identified except by phyalological effects ‘They are widespread tn nature and occur in a great many arti- cles of food, Up to the present timo there are known about sx of these substances which are not named, but lettered and called ‘‘vita mins’ A, B, ©, D, and #0 on. For example: Scurvy is be- Heved to be due to the lack of vitamin C, which {s found «bun. nda t y 4 ings. Below Jewelers’ Bullding (Ch: Nepublic of Coxta Mien, , City of Berlin (Gen, Nond 707 SE dantly in fresh fruit juices, and Li freah vegetables of ma kinds Rickets ts believed to be due to the lack of vitamin A, in which cod liver oil ta especially ri Reri-beri is thought to be | fo lack of vitamin 3, thru the jist Not. eno to make very nn to thelr ¢ action and ehar- | acter, but the fact that auch sub: | due nd so on in known of them definite statements @tances do exist and that they are absolutely necessary to man's well being, can no Jonger be doubted, bonds— ; The Most Adaptable Investments lend themselves readily to the funds of ified Investors can be found among our are Mated a few from our lint Write or phone for a complete offering ago Thomaen & Clark Timber ( Dhligation) GEO, H. BURR, CONRAD & BROOM, INC. 825 ful maddening scene, clares they are pt it, but wt of dumbness, But after they have all had th well th are alleged to hay to x four lucky escape from hereditary a hoodoo following tho PBL to b during As Things Look To J. R. Justice proposed in the next on aeeston. no cities have sent to hin shows thelr most beaut girls. Now, the eae Ni beautiful but A Poasibly he did not mean to do for a time, at least, he | find that he has cured them it would be of them to take “say” for ac the decision of Mr, Nichols and it over without ° hought see ther morning about fou {idren having been bur r homo while their p n ft the gu is coming to ntorien are inti rtles all that But if tho pake A nd environment? Some may think that there jane built in io to fly to It had difficulty hopping-off to Then, on {tw returr 8 ed to allght, But there is oodoo about ft. Some- y ng the line, from tho making of the raw material to the finishing of the machine, some workman failed to go a good job. Pity he cannot be lo- cated. The city manager plan goes on the ballot to be voted on at the spring election; and there are, indie na that the measure will be adopted. not the least of these is the marching to the front of some heart posed to the plan, but who like the flag in suc Jon. rer who at 6 Op. to carry any cessful proc ‘The prosperity map of the United States just published shows the Puget Sound count in the white. This should ou new energy Into those who are up and doing, and put a silencer 8% 1950 7 %m 1994 Bo ML O%4% 1950 TE FESR SEE ht Shs ELEANOR i Hi ] Senator Curtis, majority floor | leader in the senate, han age | to oduce a bill to thin ¢ | fect, while in the house Repre | sentative D. A. Reed, of New | \, will sponsor the measure | For somo years tho Nati | ral ed te and publish and Infor. authority to com: educational statist math The educational work now conducted by the interior de partment, by the veterans’ bu reau and other branches of the ernment, would be trans | ferred to the proposed cabinet | id replace the | nner of educa | federal control ion are w of the Th nn attempt to ol move ment of a p | riment of education { While eeing to Introduct } the bill In the senate, 8 } Curtin has said he opposes fed | eral interference in the educa problema of the ¥ itudo he ts probably in 1 h the greater part of the senate memberahip. Tho present attempt | || SMOKING ROOM STORIES 66QIOME of our worthy towns. folk,” sald a Portland News Teporter in the acoker, ‘got their » of ‘Frisco's Jublice week. Two of them were ing to get shai try back to their hotel on one of those cute little Pow: ell st. cable cars, when ono smiled sleepy-like at the other and 9 “Shay, Jim, whash time is it “Jim took out his cigaret caso and, after solemnly consulting it, answered “‘Shaturday, Bill," ‘M'gosh! exclaimed Bill “Then here's where wo git off th’ car" ments, and also on the flat fees 2 hich are charged for handling Bureaus | css inact So successful have these ven tures into banking proved to | tablish @ federal departme be, that an added refinement education is a successor tc lo shortly aft In 1867 con department of educa hout representation in the cabinet Only two years | | later the department was re- duced to the status of a bureau ‘; a move rn lo war rented a tion, but wi and placed ut the adminis ae 1 of the retary of the Ur, Fixit: Could you advise where 3 me where a widow of a ctvil PEIN MOR Sut war veteran could apply for a pension? MRS. B. Write to the Pension Bu Wash . D. C., if your hus band fought in the war of the TH rebellion. If in the world war neo the Vete Bur | fa 1105 Fourth aye, Seattle a at Mr. Fizit: 1 know of a baby suffering from eczema, Does the Orthopedic hospital treat such cases, and if wo, what are the charges? READER. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 | 1f #0, you have a | thon The Orthopedic hospital treats 1) kinds of children’s diseases excepting those that are con- tagious or considered inourable Phone GArfid-0449 as to the sweel dispoa! You hold your temper. And make only friends You heve no enemies. | Seyi ges No one over 14 years | You have an idealistic nature. | Old taken. You are bored by the drab reall- varias 3 ties of life Mr. Fisit: Did the water | Sweet music lulls you into an- rates go up in July? My dill | other world: hag never been more than 55 | You are always thinking of cents a month until then it others | was $2.35 for June and July, y quarrel! makes you un- | dropped dack to 535 cents August. Did they charge the the notes of time-payment To free themecives as second-hand cars ch vor tly bel ded them, the 1 found it wine to affe which to compl as plenty of tir defects which im war inte: mise 4 in the ngaged | anteed” second-hand ma tho still a new take business out of o” field in w it, and may solve the great problem: What to do thi with second-hand cars. (Tomerrow— Auto Makers,’ more because water was scarce? ne and July was billed ther in your district, ere no increase in rates. her there was a mis- take in reading your meter or od. A faucet leak is a possl- lity. Better see the water of- ce, room 531, county- build- ing. soe Mr, Fizit: For the past siz months we have had trouble with dirty water coming from our faucet. Often there are bits of wood half an inch long, there is always sediment. of the this be and ‘Our neighbors complain same trouble, due to the wooden pipes deing long in use? The water you investigate. that locailty, the caus used your during of Mr. Fixit of The Star Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles, if They Are of Public Interest Would D. N. My 4260 Juneau 8&t. department There the trouble. pur- much venture, “The Profits of hose without « the restricted ps- has been some work Gone on the pipes in and this may —S/ Be 4 pints or 2 quaris—or 1 halflgation can of PLATO SIAMOPACTORED AND CLA RANT ERD BY SouthTexas Cotton Oi Ca The Who also make PL. vido the women of themselves the products. true | PANGRUST; SHORTENING | S0, to make It TARE Baking paSTRYAN Kitchen, they o! you with the pure “Sound Securities” Only $40,000 of the Malmo & Company % Cumulative Preferred Stock Remains Unsold and Now Being Offered A Local Security ‘That Proved Popular and Which Bears Your Investigation Circular upon request Puget Sound Securities Co.’ Bldg. Dexter Horton Seattle ASAT Suito ULot- 8071 makers of PANCRUST Seattle « Wy of one-} superiority | \* ute vigtrance FAT | men in quart Gr a e | or its cquivalent, buy 4 pounds of Pancrust tion or quibbling i PANGRUST, SHORTENING’ jf \ Ca Baring pasTRY AND /| unususl goodncss of the FANCY COOKING \ PURE ViGetance’ FAT} Tos Oi. On Hosoi they might verdict is the o: One PINT NET kitchen? quately prosonted tn prin The makers of PANCRUST a t. n. » you render the vort of verdict they di which they like to have the and get ao pint of Plato FREE because (hey inow thar (that better ‘TO (a fine salad ofl), want to pro- opportunity to prove for two fine of ns, and © of in two- or PLATO fail to satisfy you perfee j grocer (by our authority) will refund to full. purchase price—without question, They know these four (This Introductory Offer Limited to City of Seattle) FREE Introductory Offer (Good Ouly Until Saturday Night, October 8rd) to Seattle Women at All Seattle Grocers shortening) for you to test them in your own a pound of PANCRU! If gallon of T free PLATO, or itv a pint can of pounds of or one-pound And, then, to make tho offer doubly attruotive, thoy add the broad, liberal guarantee reproduced below. The Guarantee If, for any reason whatever, either PANCRUST nd PLATO know that the oducts may not bo ade- that whatever y here would bo tneffectlve unless you try them in your owa kitche They know that tho final real there, 6, It is the finer product quality frlendship whon you actually sce it, ‘They know, woo, thot your patronage (which thoy fraitk- ly soek) will come only when you know the betler quat- ity of these products fiom your own cxpert: make this liberal free offer plus the absolute guarante And really, isn't that fair enough to earn a trial in your And that is sort of trial to subinitied win your will ca, So they South Texas Cotton Oil Co. HOUSTON, 'TEXAS Pacific Grocery Co. Heclusive Seattle Disiributors a ae —r i