The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1919, Page 4

PAGE 4 _ Governor to Get 4 $10,000 Relief _ OLYMPIA, March 12 ‘Tuesday raised the approp for the relief of Ernest Lister | $5,000 to $10,000 GAS WORKERS "aud Powsil 7 | Play Thurs: | MAY WALK OUT *— preparing to are met} | Gas we ——" | strike unlos cording to ac an by the ¢ ince t made by deles Metal Trades council men and women lead- are needed "iron in their Peptiron combines in true medic! strength may be asked to walk ¢ Literally blood.’” |" iron-nux- |" al form. of tron to the who OMPANY D “pe MERT ary of the SIBLY PRICED DENTISTRY How Can You Do a Good Day’s Work If Your Teeth Are Rad? How can digestion act naturally unless the food is well prepared for the Stomach to receive it? How can the stomach | digest food that is im- | properly prepared on ac- count of bad teeth? Maud Powell's reputation in well Ne of national pride fed by the vertheloss, it is @ matter who is known. that one conce violinat, living woman born in these Her playing quattion of intuition, ours but her personality makes one feel that the soul of the fed in that of will in vening at the Metropolt Avoid Indigestion By Simple Rule If You Eat Fried Food, You Follow With a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- let, Then You Won't Have artint ts em appear concer | and Healthy ‘ Mouths Are absolutely necesmry to those who work Efficiency can be maintained only when digestion property performs its functions. Indigestion, Be Sure i m # i to Do This. Men and Armies Live and Fight Y bat erik ied seta But you won't a got raver on Their Stomachs | Painless Johnson Dentists wil! put your moath and teeth In the “Very best condition possible. Graduate dentists of long practical experience operate without pain. DAINLESS JOHNSON ao )ENTISTS 1619 Westlake Flatiron Building—Opposite Frederick & Nelson's stomach nod. Relief gs the « th rangement f © br these cases always t a box of Stuayt's Dye- diets, 60 cents, in any drug sughout the United States and Canada GREAT TEA SALE HIS WEEK ONLY : WE WANT YOU TO TRY— TREE ITA CEYLON (Black) or JAPAN (Green) The Best Flavored Tea In the U. S. A. 43 23; Half Pound : ‘4 Don’t Miss This Sale Full Weight Cartons Only | will be torn world ‘to be the! A great woman. | .|ed by the senate Tuesday 4 tracks and operate U.S, ABANDONS BIG WAR PLANT WASHINGTON, March 12, Abs ot the Neville island ordna. plant which, when com- pleted, waquld have surpassed in nize and capacity the Krupp works in Germany, or the Cruxot plant th France, is announced by the war de partment The buildings already completed down and tools or ma chinery will be transferred to gov ernment arsenals or sold. The property will be used for a few months only to relieve congem at other depots. After that it turned back to its original tion | will t owners Neville island Hea in the Ohio river, near Pittsburg. Old-Timer Honored by Rumanian Queen Joe Boyle, old-timer, squrdough, and of of Rumania, tn re | services during t | many Boyle is well known war against Ger n Seattle, aa ja tworfisted fle of the pioneer days. He managed and promoted oxing, Wrestling and other sports in Alaska, swung big « ventures, and made a fortune © organiaed }the first Yukon ¢ to go to | the front, and soon followed. A let }ter from the Human’ prin | lauding Boyle, has been rec |his father, Charles Hoyle, of Wood ‘om Ont Liquor for Orient Is Seized; $100 Fine Altho he stated he was shipping it thru to Japan, H. Younki, 25, local Oriental, was fined $100 in police rt Tuesday f appearing to im three trunks loaded with 48 |quarts of “g@ynamite” whisky | Younki, acco: to the police, al lowed his deap n to get the bet lter of his caution, and instead of | holding off, bore down on the police letation determ ed to claim his lboowe, It had been weised at the OW, station by Dry Squad Police man R. F, Haerman. Over Rainier Line OLYMPIA, March 12.—The city of feattle may now acquire control of the Rainier Valley street car lines, if it desires, ting to Represen tative Guie’s bil) which was pase ‘The bill municipally owned may extend their point not to exceed eight miles outside the cor porate limits. |Hold Austrian as | illery Owner | Accused of operating a whisky wtill in Pierce county, near Wilke . Mike Andreaserich, Austrian, is | held in the city Jail, following his ar [reat by department of justice of- | fictals Tuesday. Andreaserich had a | 15allon converter attached to his furnace in the basement, the officers way, also 75 gallons of raisin mash and 3 gafions of raisin whisky, said |to contain an exceptionally strong “kick.” Ameria E. Barr Is Dead in East NEW YORK, March 12—Ametia E. Barr, authorens, is dead at her |home on Richmond hill, here, She was nearly §5 years old. She pro duced 63 novels. For 15 years she produced an average of one short |tory and one poem a week. She | did not begin writing until 60 years | of age. ac provides set that railways | Unemployment in U. S. Decreasing | WASHINGTON, March 12--For | the first time since the signim of | the armistice, unemployment thru: | out the country shows a decrease, ac | cording to department of labor re- | ports, The total surplus of labor in | the 80 cities reporting is estimated at | 356,566, a decrease of 8,000 from last | week's total. | [DO AWAY WITH | INDIGESTION Hew | gest the food you put into |food sours and forma gases, and when It does lea stomach it has not furnished proper nourish: t to the blood, and has left the stomach in a filthy condi- tion. ‘Take Mi-o-na stomach tablets if ‘ou want to cha our filthy omach to a healthy, clean, purified jone, |°"lf Mi-o-na fails to relieve your indigestion, rid you of dizziness, bil- jousness and sick headache, yourd |dealer will cheerfully refund your |money. If you want to make your ach so strong that it will dig: hearty meal without distress, | you want to be without that dro jail tired-out take Mi: should give you ‘prompt | ‘or sale by Bartell Dri 0, and ali) ing druggists. let us} a sp Your food ferments mach isn't strong enotfh to di- it, wo the polaonot . atom- ta and Dandruff || The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely, To do this, get | about four ounces of ordinary liquid) |arvon; apply it at night when re-| tiring; use enough to moisten the| sealp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. | Do this tonight, and by morning} | most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four! more applications will completely | dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no mat-| ter how much dandruff you may| have. You will find, too, that all itching jand digging of the scalp will stop |at once, and your hair will be fluffy, | lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and |look &nd feel a hundred times bet- | ter. | You ean get quid arvon at It is any | drug store. inexpensive and |never fails to do the Yorke Aaver| Usement THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH! 12, 1919. LOAN | Institution the Pacif Northwe Largest Savings) Saturday March 15th Third Liberty Loan Coupons Are Payable in ic st Seattle’s War Savings Stamp sales must not be allowed to lag. Financing the Government—and increasing your sav- ings—is as important now as during active hostilities. PUT THE INTEREST COUPON FROM YOUR LIBERTY BONDS BACK AT WORK FOR YOURSELF— AND THE GOVERNMENT. Clip your coupons on Satur- day, the 15th, and re-invest them in Thrift Stamps or War Savings Stamps. The $1.06 you will receive from your $50 bond coupon will buy four Thrift Stamps. ceeds of a $100 bond coupon will pay for eight Thrift Stamps. THIS BANK Will Gladly Cash Your Liberty Bond The $2.12 pro- SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK Member Federal Reserve Bank Second Ave. & Cherry St. Seattle, U.S. A. Branch at Ballard REVENGE IN VLADIVOSTOK FOR MEN EXILED BY CZAR (Special to The Star by N. B. A) VLADIVOSTOK, March 12-—I stood on a street in Viadivostok with a British colonel An imposing figure passed, a Rus- sian officer of the old regime. “I knew him in Petrograd,” said the colonel, when he had saluted and bowed. “He helped execute some of the worst of the cruelties heaped on po- litical victims. Nearly every day he passes on this same street a man whom he was responsible for having exiled. “This man was innocent, as later evidence proved, but he served his 10 years in Siberia, just the same. In the meantime, his wife and chil- dren died. He had no reason to re. turn to Petrograd, and he has been in Viadivostok since 1914. “There are hundreds of former ex les here, and they frequently meet the officers who sentenced them. Oc casionally a uniform is found under BIG PINEAPPLE YIELD COMIN HONOLULU, March 12.—Hawail this year, it Is estmated, will market 6,000,000 cases of pineapples. In 1901, at the beginning of the pineapple industry in Hawall, but 2,000 cases were marketed. The acreage has been greatly ex tended this year by the fact that | many small planters have gone into the pineapple industry and the sea- son's acreage is placed at 30,600. Oil Deal Rumors Denied by Doheny WASHINGTON, March ward Doheny, Los Angel Frederick Kellogg, New York, lrecently sailed for Europe, have ca-| bled the state department, denying published reports that they were go ing to Paris to represent American of] interests in Mexico before the peace conferefice. Doheny stated, according to the state department, that interviews published at Halifax had absolutely no foundation and that they were | going abroad on strictly private bust: | THREE TRUCKS BURN Three auto trucks, valued at $5,000, were badly burned in a fire of unknown origin, starting {n the Colonial garage, Seventh ave. and Pine st., 1 a, m, Wednesday. More than 60 autos in the garage were dnenaced, Ci & culvert here and the man who wore it is never located. These ex- les have mysterious ways in which they dispose of their dead. My friend will disappear, too, some day. They are all going, one by one.” Doctor Prescribes D.D.D. for Banker Write to HL J. Rowers, Cashier First National Bank, Tracy City, Tenn. “The worst case of eczema T believe anyone ever experienced. wi setting me wild. Sent for doctor, He recommended Ds Marvelous relief from the very first application.” Anyone suffering from skin trou- ble-—miid or severe—sbould investi- ana at once the merits of D. 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