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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04

But in the case Of Nuxated Iron |
feel l would be rcmiss in my duty
not to mention 10. | have taken IL
myself and given Il TO my patients
with most surprising and satisfac-
tory results. And those who wish
quickly To increase their strength,
power and endurance will find " r
most remarkable and wonderfully
effective remedy.
pr. James Francis sullivan. for
mcrly Physician OF Bellevue Hospi-
tai tOutdoor Deptl. New York and
Westchcster County Hospital. says:
Ing year after year. doctoring them
selves for all kinds OF ills, when the
real and true cause underlying their
condition is simply q lack of sur
ficient iron in the red blood corr
puscles to enable Nature to trans
form the food they eat into Drawn.
muscle. tissue and brain. But be-
ware OF the old forms OF metallic
iron which frequently do more harm
than good.
MISUNDERSTANDING all that has
hAcn said and written on this SUB
iect by well-known physicians.
thousands OF people Still insist on
dosing Themselves with metallic
iron simply. | suppose, because II
costs few cents less I strongly
advice readers in all cases Go get a
phy sicians prescription for organic
iron--NuNatcd lron--or If you don't
want To go to this trouble. then pur-
chase only Nuxated Iron in its origi-
nal packages and see that this par
tlcular name tNuxated Iron) APP
pears on the package. II you have
taken preparations such as Nux and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
co WATT Eggs

II IL a popular belief that hens
are quite vacant In the cupolh. 10
science proposes TO take advantage ~
tho hens lack OF mental machinery
by putting over n iihour day on
the omelette bipedu thru electric
lights. The theory ia. when the sun
decides TO call II day the hens
knock off work. too. Since "A hen
In loco enough 10 be coached by a
doorknob into laying eggs. the feath.
cred squawk sui has vacuum over
the beak 20 fall for on electric light
aH vest pocket edition Of the sun.
and keep up tho shell game for "a
ifhour day shift with ~ hours for
lunch and two for work A. IL IL
commonly known that night ~ day.
time with an owl. why not cross
owls with hens. and the next hatch
generation would he half owl
and hen affair good for a solid g.
hour working day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
DEMOCRATS CONTROLLED
SENATE AND HOUSE

Democrats were Ia majority in
both houses, Their leaders In the
house were Speaker Clark and
Claude kitchin; leaders In the
senate. Martin. simmons and Lewis.
Al the special session OF the sen.
ate Immediately preceding extra neH.
sion OF congress. there was passed a
modified oioture rule under which
public business might be expedited.
on April 2. 1917. the German war
resolution was introduced In tho
house. and on April 6 the president
attached his signature TO that meas.
ure. after u had passed both houss
In record time denpite the oppoFiti, %
OF small minority OF both republi.
cans and democrats,
The next important act authorized
an issue Of bonds 10 meet expcndl
lures for the national security and
defense and for the purpose OF as.
sisting In the prosecution OF the
war. 20 extend credit to foreign gov.
ernmcnta and for other purposes.
This paved the way for Liberty
I toans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
GIVE SOLDIER SQUARE DEAL

Editor Tho Star: | wish 10 thank
you for editorials In Thursday's Star
on Lamping bin and road thru Cedar
river watershed.
Iamping bin should have been
passed several weeks ago. Organize
ton members have been trying To
kin same or create public sentiment
against n for fear Senator Lamping
will get some credit TOUT 81 H. can
not zee a single argument against II.
We have been at home getting good
wages while our boys have been risk
ing their lives and working al the
hardes, .Eind Of work. And now we
are 20 n'ggnrdly that we do not want
10 tax ourselves "A few dollars each
10 give the boys a square deal Let
us do something besides waving tbs
flag and hollering patriotism.
Yours very truly.
~. G. BOHLKE.
Representa- 42nd Dist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
Editors Mail
ASKS DISCHARGE

Editor The star. ~ a soldier, I
appreciate what YOU are doing %
get "a square deal for W.. The
LampinR bin is .. X.
But what we want most 81 our
DISCHARGE. There are men he'd
here al Camp Lewis VINO have
farms and other business that they
are continually losing money on.
and others with good Jobs waiting
for them
Are we held here thru some mis-.
understanding or pigeon hoied orderT
See what you can do for US. az a
private In the army has simo1t as
many privileges aH mule.
a man who can not make his
own living after being discharged
now ought to be called back into
the service. Yours truly.
JNO. l.. MILLER. Private.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
AGAINST ENEMIES
IN THIS COUNTRY

The espionage act made u possible
for the government 20 ferret out and
punish pro-Gerynans and anu-Amcr'
leans who sought to give aid 10 our
enemies.
National war time slogan. Free
dom. For All. Forever" introduced
in resolution form by Congressman
Carl Van Dyke. communicative chief.
United spanish War Veterans.
Food and fuel administrations
were authorized.
During the first session Of this
congress appropriation bills allow
ing the expenditures Of sis.s7e.tT7.
0i4ss were pasArd. OF this s. 900.
600 900 were loans 20 our aliiea. Ad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
OLDHAM TRAVELS
twenty-five MILES
FOR MORE >TANlAc
Farmer Finds Relief After
Suffering for Twenty
Five Long Years.

FOR twenty-five years, I have
been looking for something to re.
lieve my troubles. and believe I
have found II at last I'm Tanlac. q"
said Richard oldham. X. r. -. No.
1. Platte City. Mo. recently. Mr..
oldham. known Familiarity TO mis-
friends as Dick" Oldham. In n pros.
porous farmer. who has lived in his
community for fifty years. and IL
highly respected by all who know
him.
Yes. sir. ! have 40 much faith in
Taniac," continued Mr.. Oldham,
that | have come all the way from
Platte City. a distance of twenty-five
miles. to get me another bottle OF
this wonderful medicine. All these
years ! have suffered terribly with
indigestion in its worst form. and
my stomach was in an awful condi.
ton. just as soon az ! would eat
anything I would bloat up so with
gas that ! would have toilet out my
belt a few inches. and there was
such "A tightness In my chest that
/ could hardly get my breath. Why.
at times. even a drink of cold water
would seem 20 set me on fire inside,
and often I would turn so faint and
weak that Iscould hardly do a thing.
Sometimes my appetite would seem
TO be normal. then II would 20 back
on me. and ! would go for two or
three days without eating a thing
Just felt miserable all the time
and, altho ! tried everything could
hear off ! would only get little
temporary relief
II have been reading quite a lot
about Tanlac In the papers. but
couldn't make up my mind 10 try 1t
TIL one day | saw "A statement made
by n man In Kansas City who. /
knew. is absolutely reliable. / have
taken only three bottles no far, and
considering the nature OF my trou.
Bile. and the many years 1 have SUI.
fered, the way I have improved In
Just simply wonderful. NY appe.
lite Is just fine, and / am not trou
bled now with indigestion. like /
was before. and ! am getting better
right along every day The way
~ ls with me, II a medicine didn't
help me ! would say 30; and II IL
did me good | think II is entitled 10
the credit. and that is why say
what / do about Tanlac."
Tanlac In sold In Seattle by Barteli
Drug Stores under tho personal d.
rection Of n special Tanlac represent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
DRAFTED NATIONS
MAN POWER

Public Act No. 10 was another i'm.
portant piece of war legislation. This
authorized the president 60 increase
temporarily the military establinh'
ment 81 the United States b. the
drafting OF men aged si.3i
Congress then. by resolution. au-
thoriEed the president 20 take over
any vessel owned In whole or part
by any corporation. citizen Or sub.
jcct OF any nation with which the
United states was at war. This
brought about the legal seizure ~
the tremendous German shipping In.
termed IN American harborE
Passed war revenue act ircrcan
ing income taxes. taxing excess
profits and increasing internal rev
cnue taxes.
The war rtsk insurance acts per
mlgted marine insurance for ships
and carEoeH and life insurance for
American soldiers and sailors. all al
cost.
Public Act No. q appropriated thc
largest sum % money any congress
had ever appropriated IN one act.
sg.gsi .0s4.5sl.s0 for military and
....sat4 .~,ssr4ts.sr-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
Vote TODAY for Your Health

The public health OF Seattle is tmeaened by
Amendment No. today. BE sure to vote against it
This amendment proposes to curtail the powers
of the health commissioner in fighting against epl
denies. 1t proposes to put these powers in the hands
Of the city council
The council is body of men who have nc
scientific knowledge of medical matters Why should
they be the chief guardians of the public health The
proposition is not only silly but il is highly perllouS
The health department. on the other hand, is composed
of men who are trained in their work. They are the
men to prescribe the rules and regulations for fighting
disease
To preserve the health of this city, vote against
Amendment No. Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
THOUGHT GEMS STOLEN;
FINDS EN- UNDER PILLOW

NEW YORK. March Z When Mrs.
Mrs. Henry Prince. Of the Hotel Bon
Ray. Madison ave. and 32nd st.
found under her pillow Jewels that
she values at 10000. she was no.
more ecststic than were Detectives
James Donovan and william Beale
Of the East ssth ~ police station.
Mrs. Prince had reported that the
jewels had been stolen from her
handbag when she boarded IA nm
ave. bus AZ 18th IT. and Riverside
drive.
Rcsult-aearch By Detectives Don.
ovan and Beale OF lot Of Fifth ave.
buses In the I05th ~. garage and
other varieties OF investigation. Then
Mrs Prince reported che failed 10
look under her pillow where she had
hidden them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04

WASHINGTON. Il. C.. March 4.
The fifty'aixth congress, which
ended It's career at noon today
achieved some remarkable legisia
tive Victories, and suffered many de
fcats. II did things II should have
done. and didn't enact reconstrue
ton measures equally important TO
the eountry'a welfare. IL was the
nations War Congress and claimed
considerable credit for the winning
OF the war. But Il failed miscrably
as rccouatruction congress.
This Is what your War Congress
did
Convened In special session by
proclamation OF the president. April
.. 1917. and WIS In almost contlnu'
Gus session. excepting election and
holiday rcccsrcs. until the hour Il
adjourned sine die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
Where They Want to Go

Wanted, married man for farm To suitable per-
will give rent of house. free wood garden pasture for
COW and $50 a month"
This small ad appeared recently Within "a hours 1t
had stirred 20 people. 70 families indeed. to reply
We think that is the best TO the charge that
making: THE town worker doesn't want to to-
the country The returning soldier doesn't want to live in
The wilds"
In these days of apparently high wages-only appar-
entity high please noteto Immediately find 20 city work
who welcome $50 month job in the country should
cause thought.
We surnse that the truth is that the thought of the
nation countyward than before that the old
dep longing for bit of soil is coming to the top
Nobody should be forced into the country who doesn't
want to go there. Farmers protest not wanted
there is too little good land available.
But this big undeveloped nation should be able to
vide every family that eagerly desires to enter the producing
class fair chance to do
e become indifferent tradesman. superuous shop
keeper expert craftsman has been allowed
20 on farm where he had no chance to make good.
The nation in its Is months of learned to employ
~ soldiers according to their preferences abilities training
il civil life
II Uncle Sam in the peaceful years helps his sons and
daughters to find their work. to realize their IDEAL to be-
come expert will in time have nation Of 1926 1000 900
pe Of them to the child in the home being trained along
TIE right lines
As it has been have had perhaps 100000 skilled
workers fitted to their jobs and doing what they desired
70 do.
The rest have been accdentas and to degree drain
rather than tonic to the national nervous system
This nation has land enough, and money enough and
opportunity enough to give every willing worker chance
u make good
And right have most of the machinery required
r handle the needs of the people if have the vision
ciH do reH to discover chich side of the Atlantic
he born
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04

There. now" said the Newspaper
mans wife. this room n TO be
your den, TO do as you please with
H. I shall not clean II Up at any
time. You may throw your papers
around on the floor until you are
sick Of the looks Of a. Then you
may clean II up yourself. " II over
becomes 10 bad IL offcnds your sense
Of decency."
The plan was "a great success. No
room Ia the house iH nearer i'm
macuintenosa than the den. II Is
kept 10 by the Newspaper man him.
self. who does his reading and writ
Ing and paper throwing exclusively
in the dining r0om.--Kanaas city
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
MAKING SOME PROGRESS

You seem 20 stand pretty wen
with this waitress"
20. I'm making some progress. &"
said the restaurant patron.
"Ycr7"
she already thinks enough 81 me
not 10 bring me piece Of ysstcr.
days pic" Birmingham Age Her.
aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04

dluonal appropriations amounting 20
t2.bli,953.92a.bo for contract authori
cations. brought the total appropria'
tons up 20 SCI $50. FAC. 9s0sG.
In the second session this congress
did these things.
Declared state az war existing
between tho United States and Aus
tto Hungarian empire.
Launched the nation upon a tire
mcndoua shipbulldinK program by
creating the United states shipping
Board Emergency Fleet Corporation.
Took away from private intereats
practically all the railroads. includ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
What Your Congress Did for You
Most Important Acts Briefly Recounted Famous War Con-
gress" Passes Out of Existence Today

Ins railroad equipment. and turned
the whole thing into one railway
system under the control OF the
United States railroad adminlstra
ton.
Passed the Third aud Fourth Lib
erty Loan acts. increasing the
amount OF bonded indebtedness from
81 .bas .si5, 400 90 $4,000. 900 900.
War finance corporation and cap
it'll issues committee created.
National housing scheme launched
by the appropriation OF 10000. 0oo
to build dwelling houses for war
workers employed In eonrcHted cen
tera.
Congressman Denton. Indiana. In
PRODUCES resolution granting federal
charter TO War Mothers OF America
Vocational rehabilitation and re
turn 20 civil employment OF disabled
soldiers provided for.
Passed daylight saving bill.
Appropriation records were agalr
broken by the passage OF Public Act
1913, appropriaung fi0,225S7s,5i2.si
for the support OF the army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
Greatest Days
of 65th Congress

MRiL :, igis-Th- president nd
dresses both houses ~ Congress
with the I. =. Supreme Court M
iront.row guustSef honor. and asks
congress 10 declare war against
the imperial German government,
JANUARY \. i0is-The president
again addresses both houses and
enunciaio- his famous fourteen
peace terms. including the league
81 nations.
NOVEMBER n. 19is-Ihc prr~i.
dent, standing at the speakers
desk. informs the two houses NJ
sesnbl~i together. that the arms.
tice has been signed. and that war
u over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
The Sixty-Fifth
Congress

THE HOUSE
Speaker--Champ Clark. Missouri.
Majority Lcadsr--Ciaude KI,chln.
North Carolina.
Minority Leader James v.
Mann. Illinois
Democrats. ait; Republicans. al:
Progre~siyes. q indepe ndents
2: Sonpariissn League. !. Pro.
hibition. !. Socialist. /.
THE SENATE
President--Nico President Mar.
shall
President pro tenn. Willard
salisbury. Delaware.
Majority Leader -- Thomas 8
Martin. Virginia.
Minority Leadsr-Henry Cabot
Lodge. Massachusetts.
Democrats. Sc: Republicans. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
IN THE PUBLIC EYE

You are spending grca, deal 81
time In front OF the camera"
Yes" replied Senator Sorghum.
III isn't that think I'm anything
special for appearances. but man
with as little 10 say az have JUS,
now II just as interesting TO look at
as he IL 20 listen Washington
star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
MADE NATION
DRY ON July I

Passed emergency dry" law es
tablishing national prohibition July
4. 1919.
President authorized 20 take aver
telephone. telegraph and cable ines,
Selecuve service authorized for
men between ages OF Is and 81. and
between years ~ and 81.
War labor board created.
Second session appropriated a
total OF t.s.sgT .s7s.ioi
In It's third tmisnamed "reeonstruc
uon'1 session congress spent most
of It's time debating and neglected
legislation until the last days OF the
session. IL did this;
Defeated 0n senate woman sui
frase constitutional amendment
Passed tho K!tehin. simmons rev
enuc bin Increasing income and
pro. G. Taxation. providing for the
raising Of So ooo. 900 900 this year
and limiting next years federal tar.
altos 20 $4,000 0ee 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
STARSHELLS

Sign in confectionery store win.
dow In Stockton, Cal; ice Cream.
&C. "A Plate; 2 Plates for i0e.'
Sign on Japanese restaurant IN
Oakland, Cal: This Place Under
New Management. Best l5c Meal In
the city: Tender Treatment"
AZ O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
Physicians Explain Why Women Need. More
Iron in their Blood Today than 20 years A&c
AnamiLack honk
Beauty Of the Ameica Woman.

DIR FERDINAND MING, New York
physi~tnn and medical sutkor. says
physicians should prescribe more
org sntc tros--Nusnted Iroa-to sup
piy the iron deficiency. Opinions Of
Dr. Jam~s Francis sullivan. formerly
ply stefan of B~iIesue hospital tout
deer department.. New York. nnd
the W~st~hcster count, ho-pttaii Dr.
4. }. Newman. former police surgeon
Of Chicaao. and other ply sictnns.
who have thoroughly tested the
value Of >uxated Iron.
ANY woman who tires easily. il
nervous or irritable, or looks haggard
and worn. should ut once have her
blood examined for iron deficiency
Iron will often increase the strength
and endurance OF weak. nervous.
carcworn women in two weeks time.
There can be no strong healthy.
beautiful. rosy checked women with.
out iron" says DR., Ferdinand King.
a New York physician and medica !
anthor Il have strongly emphasized
the fact that doctors should pre-
scribe more organic iron--Nuxatcd
fron--for their nervous, rundown.
weak hagrard- looking women pa
tients pallor means anacmin. Tho
skin % an anaemis woman Is pale,
the flesh flabby Tho muscles lack
tone. the brain flags and the memory
fails, and often they become weak,
merry Gus. irritable. dependent and
melancholy. When the iron goes
from the blood of women the roses
20 from their cheeks.
I'm the most common foods OF
America, the starchea sugars. table
syrupR. candies. polished rice, white
bread. soda crackers. biscuits. maca-
roni. spaghetti, tapioca, sage. farinn.
degerminated corn meal, no longer Is
t... H.. R.ftptns n =
have removed the iron of Mother
Earth from these Impoverished
foods and silly methods Of home
cookery. by throwing down The
waste pipe the water In which orr
Vegetables are cooked are RESPONSE
hie Tor another grave iron lous.
Therefore, you should supply the
iron deficiency in your food by using
some form of organic iron, Just as
you would use salt when your food
has not enough salt.
Dr. a. J. Newman, former police
surgeon OF Chicago, and former
house surgeon. jefferson Park hos
pital. Chicago. says: 1t has been
my particular duty during the past
six years to assist in keeping Chi
Cages 5000 bluecoats In good health
and perfect fighting trim. so that
they would be physically equipped
TO Withstand all manner Of storms
and rnNnges Of nature elements.
Recently ] was prompted To give II
o. trial This remedy has proven
Though my own tests OF Il TO excel
any preparation | have ever used for
creating rod blood. building w the
nerves. strengtheninH the muscles
and correcting digestive disorders.
DIR. Schuyler G. Jaques. Visiting
Surgeon OF st. Eliza bcth's Hospital,
New York City, said: IL have never
before given out any medical in
formation or advice for publication
los l ordinarily do not believe in IT,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
TELLS or PROSPERITY

why dld YOU buy that old door
mat when your office furniture IL
brand new"
II think wornout doormat out.
side In a good Advertisement for q
lawyer. Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
rot Nd TIME
FOR PORK" BILL

Rivers and harborn pork bill,
appropriating sss.oo 600. passed
Transportation home OF war work
ers in Washington paid.
Appropriated si0o. 900. zoo for
starving Europeans outside Ger.
many.
Repealed appropriations amount.
Ing to $4,000. 600 600 for war pur
poara
Passed 1890 census bill.
Validated contracts illegally made
hy war department
Passed postofficc appropria ton
bin. carrying $500 900 COO.
Reconstruction legislation Of ade
quaso shape and size failed to get
thru. aiiho considerable attention
was given 90 Lanes farma-for sol
dicra measure. and kenyon's 100.
100000 public works bill The ere.
alton ~ a secretary % education for
the cabinet was deferred. so was
The charter for tho War Mothers
~ America. Applications for char.
tiers for war veterans organize ton
were ahelved
News army bGii. restogng voinn.
tary .nlisimcnts. and limiting regu.
lar army 10 iss 600. paftsed.
Soldiers. sailors and marines per
miiicd 90 retain uniforms when dis.
charged. and allowed five cent. a
mile for travelling expenses home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04

WASHINGTON. March The
supreme court has Upheld lower
courts which sustained fishing
rights Of the Yakima Indians on the
Columbia river. as granted In this
treaty Of 1885,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-04
When Water Is Set Afire

Whitecaps dance on choppy waves
Breakers roll line of foam far up a pebbly beach
Step back there! You'll get your feet Stopping wet,
Boats tack about far the expanse bathers splash
about inshore. -
Interesting scenery?
", Plenty of water?
See anything more?
Nothing but the home of the fish?
Blind!
Out there is one of the greatest untamed nature
Its potentialities and possibilities mtess
There are billions in ungahered in those wild
free "'''
These are no new truths. Man has dimly realized them
for ages
Man has tried to harness the tide run his mills and
warm his houses 'N
Man has analysed water. 1t is 'H2O"
What's that?
One part hydrogen, two parts oxygen
Gas that will burn!
Tanned it would engine light every street and
warm every home and cook every meal in the world
What would that mean?
No more light and fuel problems or costs,
Richer world!
Where's the tanner?
Not yet here.
Is he coming?
There impossibiltes.
The thing that couldn't be done is done in these days
Open your eyes,
Imagine things.
It's good for the bonebound brain!
Another little lesson of HISTORY is that somethiuo
aIsOdys happens to that claims to hare corner
On Gods affection.
Ler;ency in dealing aoith Germany may Indicate
soft heart, but certainly indicates a soft head.
The Hun assumption that necessity knoacs no la,o
overlooked the lar Of retr1bution.
The man in the street has lunch that this oppo-
siton to the league is sinpiy opposition to Wilson.
The chief complaint against the neao income tar
IaW is that it has teeth that discourage dodging.
This epidemic Of assassination in Bava,ia started
several years too late.