The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1919, Page 3

. THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1919. BOLSHIES CLAIM MONSTER WHEAT WON'T DISTURB en NEXT THURSDAY Satisfactory Terms Always Masonic Temple =<) ff BATTLE GAINS CROP FORECAST SOVIET MEETING ‘| andra APRIL 10 ; nS ai ay bes gy Report Advance of Twelve Expect 837,000,000 Bushels General Strike Is Growing in| THE ROTE- AN Kl Nco. j —THE— | Miles in North During 1919 Germay | / SEATTLE SYMPHONY fs: Sar eer tet oro FAO Put Moxcow toda vad IN, April 7.--(Delayed.) : STORE HOURS FROM 9 A. M.TO5 P.M. Taam a ae tatement said. “In tt ' are being continually offered at The Finest Symphony Orchestra on the Pacific Coast Peliatsek we advanced 12 1 ay ‘ 1e to the favorable winter|row (Tuesday), It was believed no] ¢ i 4 , ) 4 ; ; turing several fortified enemy 6 weather, particularly to the absenee | effort will be made to interfere with | ANNE x interesting savings. We call | HIS “The Distinguished American Conductor” The situation in northern Russa )in s minimum o Pobeapey pe nt [to,brevent, the congres from turn-| S iy O R 2} ary values W EEK ' t of record, and on the largest ernment was making € ever planted in th un ration today to avert ar t t nditior ny 1du will be taken up int ing a purely anti governmen In a series of Six Symphony and Four Popular mons this morning on a motion de | situat iniformly good condition | demonstration ‘oncerts manding the withdrawal of British|in practically all important wheat The cabinet made an announce Concerts troopa end itor ute peace with tuc tates, ranging f 104, ment today that was expected to! raising th € nome n Ohlo down to in North na | have an important effect on the tem | It made known | nment has accepted Assisting Artist for APRIL 10 Leopold Godowsky country, Andrew|for the big «tat From any state! per of the the lowest was 89 in Wisconsin that the ge Looks « 1 nak ny the constitutional amenc nt, pro | | “Master Pianist of International Fame” eee an Avenaneen| WA0E8 fort at ee Ge teat ea daypra arin pn svengialpe get 1 k bara that rellet ot the Archangel | 00 0e total of 4. | aL workmen’ novel a axed Oa Season and Single At SHERMAN-CLAY iat ees weatag ct the trates aan chr rintry, with un-| grow in other parts of the country. | So RS ERE RIN Ege ERIE MMB eS eo a mi was to decide today on the British |important except are extremely} It was announced that more than| Ticket Sale Now Cor. 3rd and Pine “Aa oD pgp nigger gd Potted den ene Seoetecneat ave how ateeatan tit tien and Ku n The condition of the crop ts high | the Exsen and Dusseldorf districts Dining Pe 1 of § 000,000 bushels is near nn confined Munich r (yo eggpeliartand 0 ton tno confined to ani Room Suites : Songfests Planned Powerful Stuff Is | tin the house of commmin apy pre he tie a cear ay Lerner! 3 r than the production | reports the former government has | ’ for Tuesday Nigh Grabbed by Police women Rg Aired grace le t end a quart bottle v great,’ w ret oar been established in Nuremburg) | a werful stuff” were se ake mouth jeld in An official announcement has been fi t | on the West waterway Tues a|The facts are:t th to the effect that the mintw 3 Alki school, under the auspices of The dry squad | executior th rt ple's mandatorte who will act 4 the civie bure: Chamber of | operatives ed majorit * until the new revo-| q Commerce and © re Club. mash ir ba ar formed. is now being} 8 cach, | seer ienes eames | PODS counter move 11 | have been en- attend the community | to t gram of held twice a month. The rn Ballard high has been postponed ur Wyoming | + i® Residents of these communities will! til Thursday, April 10. | ‘ ng pA ) Bavaria or from lations will be « | Consisting of Buffet, Extension Dining Table and four Chairs, T0 SEE WILSON New Mex V casabaaatoal as illustrated. a regir ; ; iace ats iy ing to 8 Entrance to Annex Store at 1420)4 1 (United Preon Slat MCorreapondent v e -a- a Fifth Ave. or Through Main Store.|f Al . PARIS, April 8—-Premier a] Sy aennaton 4 9 ay in if will confer with I . Maen o ——; etry } ed, but has Munich to din ly Want Constantinople to Re- URGE RECRUIT S i main With Turks | FOREIGNERS ASK os -sewnn TOJOIN ARMY BY EDWARD BING — statitor fecelen adtaiea’ @octestan | WASHINGTON, 4 was regarded nificant, in view of to whether his spec ment with Grote-Rankin Six Killed During | April §.--Arous , « Press Staff € indent : GQ | aoe geen en’) Gonatantinople should remain aj by the small number of men vol Cairo Street Fight | nee ye Saonlen unteering for the army, the war de presentatives of fo goverg | ™Oonlem ch LONDON, April $.—A_ dispatch | combed with Mestem | partment is mapping out a nation eae rin Moslem | wide recruiting campaign to get a| from Cairo, dated April 3, reported 500,000 peace force that six persons were killed and a| Already over 1.200 recruiting sta-| 2UMber wounded in street fighting. tlons have been opened. Recruiting|!t added that order was quickly re-| government accepted the claims in officers ng #e © each | Stored. principle, recently admitted in the clearest pegs hele yiagd ay dora i terms in the house of commons " bear Bvssanly Roses | Huge crowds, gfeluding many Rus tensive campaigns in surrounding sians, attended yesterday's special | "85" the address districts. MRS MADINA SAYS enlistments inthe red guards. The Muswulmans who have shed! “Arter a month's recruiting less ® The Germaghepeaking communists | their blood or helped with their re) i0. than 6,000 have been signed up. held a mass Meeting last night sources in the defense of the ¢M-|riese were obtained at recruiting SHE WAS UNABLE wicnan ease’ “a jDire are entitled to expect that the! stations in the various demobiliza al unity and free |Mushes 1,000 Miles tsi wit be maintained in the case |! camp j a 7 ae Wanes In the cane Of the|, Spectacular features will be intro. With Insane Indian (5000 ycohice duteh to got recite: “Aa soleares 1 train, mounted with heavy guns. =f PAS, Manitob April & . Hundreds of re, Who saw serv 3, } 7 om pao d s 4 |ificer, Sergt. Thompson, arrived h ice In France, wil cates Gee uffered Agony From jafter “mushing” 1,000 miles over | southern littoral ax far ax the fron-| out the country to appeal Rheumatism—Tanlac_ En- it ite h institution and is covered on all sides with me Is of their faith, Ttw population is predominantly Turkish by race and Moslem by faith, as was te today handed a m aodum to the Hungarian govenmment, stipy ating thelr claims for Protection of foreign citfrens and property. 0 ai 1506-08-10 First Ave. Will open for business Saturday, April 12, the management of John Davis & Company. FAILURE IS — IMPOSSIBLE WHY LET BAD PHYSICAL CON- DITIONS UNDERMINE YOUR connection with any opening. Everyone in county may enter this contest. There are t prizes. First prize, $10.00 to the first one the correct guess of the souvenir to be given on the opening day—Saturday, April 12. prize, $5.00; the next ten to guess the souvenir will receive each. The souvenirs will be given to all who visit the market the opening day. Each one is entitled to three guesses. Mail or bring your “In Asia, from the northern bor |ders of Syria proper up to the Nexean and the Black sea, along its snow trail with an insane Indian| tiers of Azerbaijan, the population! ‘Those voluntee ar heen dona st | guesses to the Rental Counter, John Davis & Company. Contest — HEALTH? Hashed to his dog sled. Thompson's | numbering roughly 19 to 20 millions Poo endioory ae ae tirely Relieved Her || closes at 5 p.m. Friday, Aprit 12th dogs, weak from lack of food, were is, in » districts exclusively, and | ppg . ; = | A few ti hat thi: + * "4 r ‘ | France or instructions in one of the | lew tips on w is Souvenir will be. WHY NOT AVOID LACK OF AM: [barely"able to! drag their toad Ynto|in others preponderatey. Turkish. 18 | raining campe at home. ‘One vear| “Before T commenced taking Tan-| Se ee nN own. ¢ and Moslem in faith. In Thrace | » t are being accepted foi a id feel | Bie i “hi 3 BITION AND BE ALIVE? - ——- | also the conditions are the same; the|home service ne eeetes SOF lac I ogg apr geathiegh bogie | 3--Has been on many airships. > REACH OUT FOR SUCCESS. DOG CHEWS NOMINATION __ population is predominantly Turkish as well again a9 I now do,” said) 24—You have never had one like this. Mrs, Mary Madina, who lives\at 604 | y RUIN’ 1 n| We ‘eapectfull, submi he e f WRENTHAM, Mass., April 8 —Or _Tespecttully submit that th ta Dun way, eentsies ontie cate examining the nomination papers for | whole of thix territory with Con lak, win ds Pedian’ “representative la town office, a citizen here found | «tantinople as ¥s capital, should be . , | the other day |that the family dog had chewed off a left in the hands of the Turkish be Ma ysl ° | “I have ‘suffered a great deal }eorner of the document containing | nation. | lfrom rheumatism during the past jover 20 names, and the registrar of | — TE - - fer Vedra OOUtinieA ‘aia: Staatingf voters refused to accept the papers, | 66 | and until I got hold of Tanlac, it! so he had to do some hustling to get | ’ | Before a large group of local ed-| ih iooked lke I would never find out @ new one. ucators, merchants and women's i imei | " t up tut anything that would bring me any! 10 r uaiaiee Lived members, at the Sunset club! reer, My left arm would pain me| SOMETHING'S SURE WRONG oe ¢| Monday evening, on the occasion of| ., at times that I just felt like I| Va, April dinner given in her honor by Mrs.) couian't stand it a minute longer. | 8.—The Tyler county lunacy com-|.. ,, : B. C. Beck and Mrs. Albert J. Rhodes, | Sometimes it was im nla’ for mel | mission has almost convinced Harri-| Tiz” Is Grand for Aching,|Mrs. Lucinda Wyman Prince, found-|{¢ comb my hair on account of my | json Dawson that he is y. The} Swollen, Tender, Calleused - of t — eee oye arm being so stiff and drawn from |commiasion recently adjudged him a |for St ervice, at Simmons’ col} rheumatism, I had bad backaches, lunatic for the sixth time in the last Feet or Corns lege, Boston, outlined the develop | too, and it was simply agony for me | few years | jment of her system and its recep-|to pend over. I also suffered a great | W°TIZ makes tion in the retail stores, factories} geal from indigestion, and every MINER DYNAMITES HIMSELF) ay feet jand in the public schools of the] thing I ate disagreed with me. Some- | = Watch The Star daily for more aids to guessing the Souvenir, Keep the mouth and body in good working condition. Attain the goal of perfect health and you are well on the road to success. LOOK TO YOUR TEETH Every day give them the once over. Regularly every month’ visit PAIN- LESS JOHNSON DENTISTS’ FREE CLINIC held daily between the hours of 4 and a i j FAIRMOUNT, W. Va., April §&.—| | country times my heart would palpitate a| sm., and rece | ee 7 p.«m., d ive advice on the | Despondent because his had left Mrs. Beck presided at the meet-| good deal, and I would just have to| oy proper care of the mouth. |him, Paul Herrington, a coal miner, | Ing and introduced the supplemental | gasp on account of having shortness | Be é . 2 blew himself up with dynamite, He ‘®, who were H. R. King, di-jo¢ preath so bad. I finally became | Do not allow decaying teeth to stay in |held a stick of the explosive in his or of the school bo: R.| Very nervous, and got to where I , mouth and iit the fuse Cole, assistant superintendent of the! couldn't sleep very well | your mouth. Nothing shatters the - ~ — pre schools; C. R. Frazier, state di-|" “1 had been reading articles in| health so much as neglected teeth. [ADOPTS CHILD; ASKS DIVORCE | rector of vocational education; E. F.!the newspapers about Tanlac, and| | SAN FRANCISCO, April 8—"If | Pahm, of the extension division of|had heard so many people talking | KEEP YOUR MOUTH CLEAN AND | you can’t love my adopted child, you | the University of Washington; D. D.|about the good it had done them, | can get out,” Mra. Leroy Fillebaum | Stuart, secretary of the retail trade/ that I decided to buy a bottle of it) a WHOLESOME AND YOUR BODY |told her husband, on February 23, bureau of the Chamber of Com:| and give it a trial, Well, I can truth | when he objected to her adopting a |merce and Commercial Club, and/fully say that Tanlac has done me a - WILL BE WELL. Gad Aldi che bad wouubt hows. | j |Dr, & B. L. Penrose, president of| world of good, and I am_ enjoying & | He took her at her word and filed | Whitman college. better health now than I have for a) If your teeth are beyond repair we will you to have them extracted, and | don’t forget-—WE EXTRACT TEETH - FREE—without pain. | Tuesday noon Mrs, Prince address-| jong time. I have gotten entirely —- Ah! what relief. No more tired| oq the members of the retail trade| rid of that rheumatism, and I never MILL WORKER HURT |feet; no more burning feet; NO yureau of the Chamber of Commerce |have those awful backaches any | Caught between a load of lumber |More swolle aching, tender,| and Commercial Club at a luncheon| more. I have a splendid appetite, and a pile of planks late Monday, at sweaty feet. No more soreness in| at the Masonic club rooms, on the} and can eat just anything I want suit for divorce. the Gould Lumber Co, mill, J. HL Be. |COFRS, callouses, bunions. | " he Need for Vocational|and my food digests perfectly, 1 . s | No matter what ails your feet or | « dd How It May Be Ob!have gotten over the shortness of urine, a laborer, 56, suffered a b " % ; @ FOR PERFECT PAINLESS lly smashed chest and was tabek to|What under the sun you've tried} tained.” The assembled employes of] breath, and my heart never palpi- e ery ssence 0 arm |without getting relief, just use| s will have an opportunity to] tates like it did. I have gained ten — j“Tiz.” “Tiz" is the only remedy) ) her ‘Tuesday evening at the|pounds in weight, and am so well| | THIEF TAKES CLOT! \that draws out all the poisonous) yasonic temp A nominal charge |and strong now that I can easily do \ cas teled pried epen the. Goor of |exudations which puff up the feet. | of 10 cents is being for the}all of my work. In fact, Tanlac has Ren Gorman’s room in the Hydah|"T!2” cures your foot trouble 80) tickets, which may be secured from | improved me so wonderfully in every hotel late Monday, and stole $8, a|¥Ou'll never limp or draw up your) p, p, stuart, 6 ry of the retail| way that I feel like a different wom: and all of Gorman’s clothes, |f@ce in pain. Your shoes won't | trade bureau of t attle Chamber | an ogether, | am more than glad anne ateentannes seem tight and your feet will never,| o¢ Commerce and Commercial Club,| to recommend Tanlac to everybody.” |never hurt or get sore and swollen.| Ay an exponent of higher voea ‘Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell ‘Think of it, no more foot misery, no | tc more agony from corns, callouses or | ¢ distinguishes the smart Springtime Apparel now on Fu display here. Spirited modes, replete with the prettiest style fea- tures, tailored perfection of line, exquisite nicety of finish and the solid worth of superior materials Saunas the leadership of this store in matters of ashion. Becoming Hats in all the gayety of their lively Spring trims are } shown in an abundance of attractive modes. : Our Easy, Dignified Credit makes the matter of a fashionable appearance a very simple problem indeed. Ask about it, the Seattle General hoepit: DENTISTRY COME TO WESTLAKE AVENUE Set al training and the only woman| Drug Stores under the personal di- DE or on the National Retail as-| rection of a special Tanlac represent ‘ The man of quick buntons. |soclation board, Mrs. Prince was | ative.-Advertisement, Flatiron Bldg. cacin on hin thew | Get a 25-cent box at any drug! deemed a candidate to membership |———— mae Of others In expression. |store or department store and get) in the honorary professional com linstant relief, Wear smaller shoes.| merce sorority of the University of |Just once try “T Get a whole) Washmgton, Phi Sigma Chi, to | year’s foot comfort for only 25) which she was pledged Monday, on jeents, Think of It. lthe occasion of her visit to the yee —| campus. | MOTHER GRAY'S" ne abecetee | SWEET POWDERS |Eat No Butter Till PQ) FOR CHILDREN, |” Price Comes Down A Certain Relief for Fevers | lehness, Constipation, Mead-) SALT LAKE CITY, April 8—A Opp. Frederick & Nelson's. AINLESS P JOHAISON Decision from yo ston Relieve: As many times an inf! DAVIDSON'S The Bread for particular folks It’s irresistible é \$ ach Troubles, Teeth | drastic boyeott on butter until it ; Phone DE T IiSTS , ems Tee meek up'Celds |comes down from its present high IT} MOTHERS 72 cents for good stock will we waged by the members of the City federation of Women's clubs, ac cording to a decision made at Mon Aaw'a Ell. 5494 in 24 hours, At ail druggists | perch of 211 Union Street 1332-34 Store Hours: 9 to 6 es Ae CREDIT GLADLY; 26 conte, Sample mailed FREE. | | Trade Address MOTHER GRAY 00, | x La Roy, N, Y.