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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
SPANISH INFLUENZA
MORE DEADLY
THAN WAR
Said That Epidemic Cost More Lives
Than American Loss In Rattle.
Danger Not Over. Grrat Care
Necessary To Prevent
Further Outbreak

The appalling ravage. ~ Snsnish
influenza In this country ar. par-
maps best real iEcd by the statement
recently made. that more deaths
have resulted in little more than a
month from this disease than
through our whole eighteen months
psr,ieipation IN the battles OF the
Our greatest danger now. declare
authorities. Is the great American
tendency to forget easily and To be-.
lsexe the peril Is over. Competent
authorities claim the coming OF cold
weather il very apt to bring a re-
turn OF this disease and there
should be no let-up throughout the
winter months Of the following cas-
tty observed precautions. remember
ing that Influenza Is FAR easter 10
prevent than cure.
Influenza IL crowd disease
Avoid crowds as much as posi- BILE
Influenza germs spread whsn leno-
cough without using n handkrr-
chief. Cover up each cough or
snecxe. DO not spit on the floor
.,,as~aik. IN street cars or pubic
drinking cups and roller towels in
public places breathe some re-
liable germicidai and antisepttc air
20 destroy the germs that do find
Remember no safer precaution
against Influenza could be EN-
pfoycd In this manner than 70 get
from the nearest drug stor. COM
piete Hyomei Outfit consisting OF a
bottle 81 the Pure oil Of Hyomri
and little vest pocket hard rub
her irhsltng device. into which n
few drops OF the oil are poured
You should carry this Inhaler about
with you during the day and each
half hour or so put IL In your
mouth and draw deep breathS Of IL
pure. healing germ killing air into
the passages Of yssr nose. throat
and lungs
Try destroying germs before they
actually begin work In your blood
you may make yourself practically
immune To Infection
All these suggestions about Span
fsh Influenza ar. equally true IN the
prevention OF colds. catarrh Of nose
and throat. bronchitis and even
pneumonia Dout become careless.
no your part Keep the germs
away. You may save yoursetf
serious Illness and the loss of SOW
erai weeks work Bsrtcii Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
MRS anna LAND SAYS
81 FEEL BETTER Than
FOR TWENTY YEARS"
Had Indigestion, Headaches
and Night Sweats-Tan-
lac Ends Trouble.

II now weigh more and feel bet.
ter than | have for twenty years. -
said Mrs. Anna Land. resident OF
Oak Park. "A suburb OF Seattle. in
relating her experience with Tanlac.
About ten years ago. she con
tinued. II began to lose strength
and just kept on going down until
felt miserable all the time and be-
came no weak that | could not do
my homework. My appetite was
poor and my digestion was so bad
that | got little nourishmcnt from
what ate and | suffered dread.
fully from sour stomach and for
hours after meals felt so bloated
and puffed up that could hardly
get my breath. was nervous all
the time and seldom got "A nights
rest and would lie awake for
hours listening TO the dogs barking
In the ncighborhood | had night
sweats, too, and these made me so
weak that in the morning | could
barely get around had a head
ache nearly every day and an awful
pain right at the back OF the neck.
| took all kinds OF medicines trying
TO get relief. but nothing did me
any good and ! was just about 10
give up hope when | heard about
Tanlac and what II was doing for
people with troubles like mine. 80 |
thought | would try "A bottle. The
first dose helped me and every one
took seemed To do me still more
good and by the time had finished
the second bottle | noticed a world
OF difference In my condition,
II now have splendid appetite
and my digestion is perfect and my
nerves are strong and steady and
never have n night sweat any more
and am entirely rid OF the head.
aches and that pain in the back of
my neck IL gone, | have gained ten
pounds In six weeks and Tanlac has
strengthened and built me up so
that / now do my own housework
without any trouble. and I think IL
is my duty TO tell what IL has done
for me 80 that others in the same
condition will try it, too.
Tanlac is sold In Seattle by Bartell
Drug stores under the personal di.
rcction OF "A special Tanlac represent.
ative.--Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
DO AWAY WITH
INDIGESTION
How to Partly n sour. Distressed
stomach In % Few Minute.


Let uH talk plain English. let us
call a spade a spade.
Let Va tell the truth and say that
II you are constantly diatrcHrcd
after meals. II you bcich gas and
sour food comes up In the mouth,
then your stomach IL In a rancid
condition and should he purified
and put in good shape at once.
Your food fermenta and your
stomach Isn't strong enough to d.
geHt the food you put into u. So tn"
food nourH and forms poisonous
gases. and when 3; does leave your
stomach IL has not furnished proper
nuurishmsnt to the blood. and has
left the stomach In filthy condi-
ton
Take Mi-o-na stomach tablets II
you want to change your filthy
stomach to healthy. clean. puri-
fled one.
- strong IL our faith in tho value
% Mi-o-nR. We authorize your deal
or to chcerful1y refund your money
II Nt-o-nn fails To relieve your IN
digestion, rid you 81 dizziness. bill
iouancHa and sick headache
n you want TO make your stomach
SO strong that II VIII digest a hearty
meal without distress and you want
to be without that drowsy. all tired
out feeling. take Mi-o-na stomach
tablets No matter how miserable
your stomach feels. Mi-o-na should
give you prompt relief. For sale
by nnrtell Drug Co. and all leading
druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
Anti-Bolshevists
Pushing Campaign

LONDON. Jan, 10 The antlli"i
shcvist struggle in Ner,h Russia
against the domination Of the lioishe.
vik elements is assuming the char
actor 81 national upheaval. accord
ing 90 telegram received from the
Arehangcl government Anu liolHhe.
vik attachments In North Russia are
marching against the BolsheVik
forces at Noiogda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
Health Authorities Alarmed
At Increasing Death Rate
From Kidney Diseases


In our pursuit Of the mighty dol.
lar. we too often are absorbed in
the topics OF tn. day. pleasure. etc.
To stop and consider our health.
Stop now-think kidney diseases
caused 100. 900 deaths last year. are
you going TO be included in this
years toll? why. you will cx.
CLAIM. do so many die. why are the
health authorities so concerned: the
answer is. we bolt down our food
take no exercise. neglect our sleep
and otherwise subject our system TO
all sorts Of abuse. Is IL any wonder
then. the kidneys become diseased
and fail in their duties of poison
elimination?
Poisons are constantly being ere
ated in our bodies and IL the kidneys
fail to carry them off they are alb
sorbed by the blood causing IN
health and misery in the form OF
headaches. backaches. tired feeling
indigestion. etc.
You may avoid considerable suffer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15

ing II you heed natures warning and
assist the Kidneys Warmers Safe.
Kidney and Liver Remedy is a reli.
able preparation made from herbs
and other beneficial ingredients that
has been used with excellent results
for 10 years. II assists the kidneys
In their important duties. strength
ems and helps repair the wasted it's
sues. II is very effective and is used
in thousands OF homes. Read what
this grateful woman says:
Il wish TO say that your remedies
have been used in our family for
about fifteen years. We are never
without "A bottle of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Remedy in our
home. and IL has saved many a doc
tors bill. II is a wonderful medicines
for all diseases OF the kidneys and
liver. Florence Y. Schmidt. II. r.
ID. No. /. Dunkirk. O.
Sold by leading druggists every
where. Sample sent on receipt Of
ten cents. Warmers Safe Remedies
Co. Dept. SCI. Rochester. n. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
UNTRIED HORRORS OF WAR
THREATEN GERMAN PEOPL e

Especial to Tho star bv n. y. a.
PARIS. Jan Is German people
will taste all the untricd horrors 81
war they held Ia reserve for the
allies. unless civil war In Germany
ends quickly
German scientists were high
priests 90 frightfulncss In the great
war, Poison gas. flame throwing
and score of other savage iuvcn.
lions were brought into USE,
II Is safe to assume that new In.
struments 90 snvugcry wcrr ready
Tor use or heinz perfected when
tho end came These instruments
and formulacs are In the hands OF
the Ebert government or the old
military forces. which he has called
to hts support unless they have
been seized by the Reds.
In any event they are likely TO
he brought into use II the present
Internal conflict grows
There viii be a hcsitnncy about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
Leonard Was Too
Fast for Chicago

No two men can possibly do more
to slow up a contest than the pitcher
and catcher. Largely a, the instiga-
lion ~ the manager. many hnckstops
consume all kinds Of time.
Many pitchers so thru any number
Of unnecessary motions before get
ting on tho rubber. and after doing
40 take their good time. This is done
largely 20 get the goat Of the bats
man by making him wait.
Dutch Leonard, Of the Red Sox. Is
n notorious offender. During game
at Chicago. In which Leonard was
standing the white SoX on their
heads. the home boys began TO roar.
Say. SILK" yelled a Chicago player
Leonard appears to pitch at least
one every five minutes"
From the way you boys are hit
ting" replied silk. that appears TO
bc entirely too fast"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
u. S. Officials to
Decide Stars Fate

Not many days hence professional
baseball will be before the war de
partmcnt asking for another ruling.
This time IL will concern the time
when the players, now overseas.
will return to this country. Big
leagues and top-notch minors hope
that their stars will return In time
TO make their training trips and play
the entire 1919 season.
The argument Is to be presented
to the war department that the
players contribute to the amuse-
ment of hundreds of thousa nds Of
people by their skin. and that there
are good jobs waiting for one and
all of them as soon an they lnnd in
this country.
There are about IS big lcaguers
now overseas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
WINS NOMINATION TO
WEST POINT ACADEMY

Claude Earl Moore. 10. OF il6th
signal Corps battalion. 4ist division,
now In France. has been nominated
by Congressman John +. Miller to bc
n cadet at the West Point military
academy. Moore. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Il. Moore. 25 w. Roy st. Sc
attic, enlisted three days after war
was declared. The youths father is
also a soldier In Company G. Second
Washington Signal Battery. Mrs.
Moore, with n younger son. Carter
Moore. assumed the management Of
the Del Roy Apartments to support
herself while both husband and son
were fighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
Cynthia Crey's
LETTERS
Women 10 Blame for
4 bsence of ChipdtrUl


Dear Miss Grey: To the discus.
nion on "Chivalry.' may add the
following.
Women are commencing TO com.
plain very bitterly of the absence or
chivalry on tho part Of men toward
their sex. But II the death sneli Of
chivalry IL sounded. women them.
selves have done the sounding. n
they hemoan the death Of II. why
do they insult men for cndeavorinR
20 be ohivalrousg
II has now come 20 point where
women seldom graoiousiy accept "a
mans apology, The word gentle.
man" is conspicuous IN it's absence
on a woman's tongue The man"
or that man" In always used
This evening witnessed "a we'll.
Creased woman insult street ear
conductor without any provocntion
Politely he took u and swallowed his
feelings because nho was "a lady"
The other day. on Pike NJ. a
lady letter carrier backed into me
and would have spilled her burden
OF letters had | not assisted her
Instead Of her begging my pardon
| begged hers. and for my pains |
received a look that was akin to a
Hne~r
The only women notice who
show appreciation Of a mans polite.
ness are women over so. and that's
bccaur" they belong To "a generation
who were taught good manners.
This rnapplshness. cattishness
and impolitencSs OF women H. bc-
coming more and more noticeable
each year. They seem TO think a
man IN some sort Of animal. without
any feelings whatever. IL IN com.
mon amongst young people 60 hear
girls complain 81 the cheap time"
some suy or fellow showed thlm
While in the press the stuff that
women reporters and writers turn
out consists almost entirely OF slams
and fault finding Of mere man E"
And 20 be sure We won't miss II,
they slap u on the editorial page.
too.
Yes. ehivairy IL dying. all right.
but please put the blame where u
belongs. and not on tbs poor men.
lack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
Warren Will Hire
Returned Soldiers

Discharged soldiers and sailors
will III the 81 openings on the
city's police force. created by the
city council Monday. according to
chief of Police j. +. Warren. civil
service regulations as to local rest.
dencc and physical requirements
will be demanded. applications to be
made direct to the chief. The men
are wanted at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15

turning such weapons against PEG
pie Of their own blood. but Ebcrts
forces. by the use OF flame throwcrH.
have already paved the way
And the German people may bring
on their own heads. by their own
hands. rctribution Tor their unciV.
ilixcd methods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
War Term
ETpL1ined

Dear Miss Grey. Can you tell me
the meaning OF the letters. "P. W
r.. used in connection with the nd
dress OF a soldier in France
MYRA.
II stands for Prisoners OF War
Escort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15

of natural purgatve made up of Mayappe leaves of aloe
jalap and rolled into tiny sugarcoated pill 10 be had at
all drug stores Dr. Perces Pleasant Pellets Often this
treatment will ward off the influenza After the Grippe
when the lacks snap energy, is pale and
weak she should take good iron tonic for the blood
such Ironc Tablets made by Dr. Pierce his herbal
tonic long and favorably known Golden Medical Dis
covery going the woods TO build health
this discovery of Doctor Pierces made from wild roots
and barks American forest trees and without part
Gle of alcohol in its makeup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
ADVERTISEMENT
The Workman Behind the Sword!

Ii takes skill and strength
to work all day in a shop or
factory. Many a man is fight
ing Just rs hard behind the
lines as did the boys at the
front. But when a man Tor
woman) has 10 meet the at
tack of the influenza bacilli
ten to one he will have n
close shave if his kidneys are
not right. Influenza and
Grippe often cause an inflam-
nation of the kidneys-either
ut time of attack or after
ward. 1t is due TO natures
effort TO throw off the poi
sons. When you are troubled
with backache, or headache
when your kidneys get slug
gish and clog. you must re-
lieve them. as well as your
bowels. Ward off serious
troubles at once by obtaining
at the drug store an anti-uric-
acid tablet. first discovered
by DR.. Pierce. and called AN
uric" This will flush the
bladder and kidneys. and it is
well to drink plenty of hot
water. or better still. hot lem
onade. Take occasional doses
two or three times a week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
G)omen's
Novelty OooI
Sweaters
fire Repriced
at $500
If,..r Main GIanr
Upper Main Floor

@HE so Novelty Sweaters.
comprising this assert.
ment are from the regular
stock and sold formerly at SIS 90
and s27.s0. These radical reiuc.
tons are made for the purpose
Of stock rcadiustments and offer
a splendid opportunity to secure
high grade sweaters at real say.
inRn.
The selection Of Plain Weave
Sweaters In a wide range OF col.
ors. with collars in shades that
contras, and Of augora. The
sizes include 50 to e..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
Fears the Worst
Of Al Inperfections


Dear Miss Grey. My hust~nd ~
very good TO me. We have been
married ~ years. During this time
he has always been true to me and
has confided In me. and brings his
pay check home every Saturday
night We are great chums and
happy. ". 20 everywhere together.
but am afraid q won't last. as for
some time he has been able "a make
extra money. but he won't tell me
about H. or how much want his
confidence. just the same as before.
II seems 10 me that II IA. way with
awhile. and then they seem to want
something different
I canno, say my husband is not
true. yet. but l am 80 afraid. and
could not stand 20 hav. him deceit
fui. | would not want To be- like
IN. poor woman who wrote you re
Gently and signed. Yours In Dis
treas
LIVING IN FEAR
Fear Is the most dreadful and
the mos, dangerous thing
AUAN Rts thu must put ~ out
81 your heart. or IL will sap
your love and confidence thru
Sone imaginary cause. and will
even drive your husband to do
the things you most wish him
not to A man who has been
true to his wife and a good pal
for ~ years. isn't going TO turn
In his tracks without some rca.
son.
You must make very sure that
you are In no way TO blame OF
course. iA seems as tho your hu-.
band might account for the et-
ira money. hut perhaps he feels
that as long as you have good
home. plenty TO cat and wear
and are happy. that It does not
matter. Men look at many stu.
ntions differently than won.
en-.
II were you. I would go on
trusting him. aS In the past.
Perhaps 1t viii turn out that the
money IL being spent for some
surprise for YOU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-15
Georgene Crepe Btouses
Distinctive Models at S4.o5
Upper Main Floor
Upper Main Floor

/oHAHACTER quality and leading
features OF this display OF charming blouse
The showing comprises round. and N-necx.
well ied and high neck bouses in White. Flesh
Copenhagen blue Maize daIny effectively
with embroidery and beads in contrasting designs
SIZES TO 4s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14

snow as IL is for railroad tracks 20
post and express service IS as i'm
portant in winter as IN summer.
Coal must be carried over the high
ways The snow belt is the food
belt Corn, wheat produce and live
stock must be carted from the farm
CT TO the market and shipping point.
The Goodrich bureau has prepared
a booklet on snow removal that will
be distributed 10 state and county
highway engineers and commits
sioners = II says that the snow prob
lem can be solved in two ways and
by combination Of both. They
consist OF preventative measures
and removal methods.
Study OF Source.
Snow preventative mt assures call
for a study of the source Of snow
drifts There is always a cause for
the drift. and II the cause is re
moved, drifts will not occur. II is
necessary TO observe the location Of
the bad drifts and their cause. Lo-
cal people can furnish this informa-
ton 10 the authorities.
Snow drifts take place where the
velocity OF the wind is checked by
some obstruction IL will be fire.
quently found that drifts will be
caused by a fence along the road
way Rail. board, picket fences and
particularly hedges, are common
causes OF drifts. Hills or high
banks. brush rows and weed rows
are also sources OF snow drifts,
Weeds will cause drifts on roads
well above the surrounding country.
Remedies Suggested.
Remedies suggested in the Good
rich booklet are: Low bushy trees
can be trimmed; farmers can be
discouraged in the use OF hedges
along the roadway that will be a
source Of future trouble-wire fences
viii not cause drifts; weeds and
brush on the shoulder Of the road
should be cut away; the roadbed
may sometimes be elevated in those
places where. due 20 the topography.
there will be a tendency for drifts
to form.
VIZ HletuouS u utdllhB Win tine
snow problem. when snow cannot
be prevented from drifting onto the
road. are presented: The compact
ing method and the removal meth
cd.
The first method is to uniformly
compact a heavy snowfall by use OF
roller. The rolling should be done
with the first fall OF the snow and
when the layers are loose This
process should be repeated after
each fall or drift until snow is suf-
ficiently hard to carry traffic. This
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
GRANGE MEMBERS
CONFER WITH TOWNSEND
ON HIGHWAY MEASURE

OF national interest to truck own
ers is series OF conferences which
representatives OF the National
Grange are holding with Sen. Town
send OF Michigan relative 10 his bill
IN congress providing for the build
ing and maintenance OF a national
highway system by the government
under a federal commission.
NJ. L. Pulcher. vice president and
general manager OF the Federal
Motor Truck Co. Detroit, Mich,
points out that the action of the
National Grange, which comprises
100000 farmers. in endorsing a ma
uonal highway system at their an
nual convention in Grand Rapids.
Mich, recently is the most signif-
cant step yet taken TO obtain leg
islation for the problem which the
tremendous expansion and use of
the highways by motor vehicle has
brought TO the front as a real nee
essity.
The motor industry has played
no small part in the development
OF the roads of the country" he
said. They have helped in the ex-
pansion Of the network OF roads
which bind the towns and the vii
lagos, the cities and the farm ham
let's
"A national highway system viii
give a tremendous impetus to inter
city haulage. The great highways
of commerce will be STRENGTHENED
and made more durable. The
truck will become in reality the tit
tie brother" Of the railroad.
If a great body OF farm folk of
this country believe that nation
al highway system Will be beneficial
10 them, how much more beneficial
will 1t not be TO the manufacturers
part of whose transportation prob
lem is vitality tied u IN the motor
truck.
The farmers with great vision
for the future and their own needs
have gone on record in favor Of a
national highway system. When
Will the business men and manu-
facturers go on recoTd?"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
Just See What
Ii Has Done

A Hudson Super-Six stock three years ago
officially established the fastest time for one hour
and for 90 miles A stock chassis made the
fastest mile at the rate of l02I2 miles an hour.
Those records stand unmatched
The same stock chassis was driven by one man
1919 miles in "a hours.
The Super-Six has contested on the speedway
and in the most famous road races with specially
built racing cars. Changes were made to fit it
for racing. but the principle by which vibration
is minimized in every Hudson accounts for its
winning in more championship events than any
car raced at the time:
Because of its endurance, Hudsons are entered
and make notable showings IN every important
automobile race. They belong to drivers
whose only interest is in a that will win prizes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
You, Too, Want That
Endurance

Super-Six tests were made not much with
limits of its endurance.
Each harder test was a step up in the trials.
thinking it would show just how far the SuPer-Six
could be pushed before tearing itself to pieces.
But no test has yet proved that. Not did
the trans-continental run from San Francisco to
New York develop It's endurance limits In fact
the seven passenger touring car although hav-
ing made the run in 4 hours less time than any
car before or since has made it, was turned back
and completed the round trip in 1 days and 2
hours.
But thing those tests did help in doing was
to bring the Hudson up to the standard of the
Super-Six motor.
Such motor required better car design, bet
ter axles, better qualities and higher standards
than were needed with the usual type. 1t
suited finally in the present Hudson Super-Six.