The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1919, Page 4

aM Ss 8s . | TEACHERS’ PAY! sds Ie $2,100 Maximum Proposed ER STARTS TODAY A MAN-SIZE STORY OF THE FROZEN TRAIL ONLY TO BE EQUALED BY ‘EAT? THE SEATTLE ST/_ —< _|VOTE MAY FIX | for High Schools | A plan to evtablish by vote of t teachers dine’ alnet the teachers in the grad TURDAY, MAY 8, 1919. |Aged Relatives of Seattle |GINGER-CIDER attie Armenian in the drug y w for he | Thin bette «irl whom jen | they letim of fixing the top salary for high|the great Armenian diraster wehoo! instructors at $2,100, war pro posed to the school board Friday | jy, jby Frank B. Cooper | tendent maximum of $1,800 for grade nche teachers, but allows $400 more f high echools, The discrimination based on the claim that high sche nive form scale of promotions wehedule provides for nine prom tena, grad 4 high school teac be advanced according years of service ary ladder. grade teachers, Bupt if the plan t# adopted 8 Paying the highest side of New York The proposal calls for an absolute Supt, Cooper also propowed a unl | ents, however The | Mesopotamia desert Director Bhorrock waid he favored 13 steps tn the eal city superir when upon the Armenian or lthree years ago. Thru the ence of the American teacher, « 201! Mins ‘Towner, the 60 girl students the 201 | down influ instructors’ training |e more exten | were saved and permitted to remain at Adana, Miss Kulakeeian’s par were driven Into the likewise her nm | Hittle brother, It in believed that the aged couple perished, but Mixes Ku '© | jakzelan writes that her brother, now 14 years of age, was rescued on the desert by the Arabs and will be brought back to Adana by the Frit * ish roldiers: Adana, a city of under the protection of the French government, and according to the proclamation of the governor ger eral, whieh deglared Cilewim an Ar menian provinge, any residents who 75,000, In now Armenian Perish in Desert not be had for urd and bread Mr. Boyd lan name is Amerion for 2 re original Arme ian, baw lived in and maintains » drug store at Beventh ave, and ~ STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause—Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now, Instead of bay tonica, tye 0 pete ve.9 oor digestion, t! are atl ing the Peal cause of the ailment —clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse forming their natural functions, away goes i stion and stomach troubles, If you have @ bad taste in your mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor, lazy, cont eare See no ae energy, troul with ul \s, you should take Olive Frablets, the substitute for DRINK POISON Man Dies of Alcoholism After Swallowing Stuff drinking a mixture hard Potsoned by of ginger and leoholam at 4 in’ the city hor found muffering In t Seventh ave, §. and Main nt King and Oseur ard, roomers at the Vulean heard Seals groaning about and notified the city howpital. xaid Seals had been in Ye habit of drinking heavily of the ebmpound he manufactured by mixing ginger extract and cider Sylvester WAR TAX ON CORSET? ASK REVENUE OFFICER NEW YORK, May 3.—A new dif ficulty has arisen @ result of the government luxury tax The question to settle this time i “Are corsets underwear?” if they are a juxury and taxable. Lew Hahn, executive secretary of the National Retall Dry Goods association, has appealed to Com- missioner of Internal Roper to settle the argument as , Thomas F Revenue | TRY SKIP-STOP PLAN FOR CARS Scheme to Be Given Tegt on Phinney Ave. An & move toward further econ pal Intendent will put the plan in operation on sey. era! news thruout the city during Ma The city purchasing agent has ordered litte triangular signs read ing “cary stop here,” and thene will be hung from the trolley support wires at approximately every other corner on lines where the plan is operative It is expected the Phinney line will give the plan its first trial, BELIEVE RAIL EXPENSE WILL BE LOWERED WASHINGTON, May 4.—4United ‘* that expenditures of lines under federal control will lecline thru the next six months, was expressed by administration of ficials today. They cited a decrea; in the May 1 financial needs as com’ pared with April 1 expenditures and a similar, altho smaller, drop from on operating Murphi wk p-mtoy aes” SF PS ie ihn oe a a a ee March 1 to April 1 calomel, Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets are @ purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. You will know them by their olive color. They do the work without Wind Thru Cracks KE. W. SAUNDERS RETURNING Returning from service in Itdly with the hospital unit under Dr e David C. Hall, Edward W. Baunders,| T. W. Smith, 1500 Bast Glet st. son of Robert C. Saunders, United reported to the police that @ thief States district attorney, is on his |@mashed his bedroom window Frb way home, according to a telegram |day night and ransacked his home, received here Friday steuling $15. do not ublde by Armenian rule will be ejgeted from the country Plays Home Tune) wiee Kulakxeian writes that the (N. BE. A. Bpecial to The Star) Armenia@ and Syrian Kellef, repre y D on of 200 Wl cramps or LONDON, May 3.—Cracks thru & comminion of o ne, cokes & ore eaten cided which the wind whistled wo that « i rendering | le bedt! , Felief, so can eat what like, soldier could make them play “Home puntry by wu Hy 10c and 25¢ per bom. All he Sweet Home” on a mouth organ were homeless and destitute hordes with ber found in some of the houses whieh | ~~~ Hritieh housing « pinwioners have visited. In many dintricte work tm] now commencing o new cottages) for the most poorly housed workers | as 4 result of the interest taken by the royal family in the housing prob Jer BALLARD HO ri + ents ho ae Se) jae U. S. MONEY READY TO INVEST IN SIBERIA} (N. B.A. Special to The Star) VLADIVOSTOK, May 3—Junt waiting for the word go, a group of American capitaliets is ready to make huge investments in Biberia, and the money will be funds orig! nally intended for Greater Rusnia, but which never reached that coun: | try. There is $1.700,000,000 idie tn the Philippines and elsewhere that| was to have been Ipaned to the Ke-| rensky government. It wae part of | the big loan the American govern ment authorized, but the Kerensiky regime fell before there was time to send the money, Investigators have been in Siberia all winter spotting ogee. Nearly 10,000 Children gE Build Two Pages of the Sunday Post-Intelligencer - PARIS, May 4 Tritain has adopt | ed the American method of dealing with allen Bolshevist agitators. The! One of the most remarkable features carried by any newspa~er in America is the Wide-Awake Club news, which appears exclusively . the Post-Intelligencer. first bateh of about a hundred being deported to Odessa, If there | is any threat of hostility toward the tnnding ships the boats will be sent in under guard of guns of the Brit | ish fleet. The agitators will be turned j jloowe on the beach, Frande con | tinues her policy of quietly arresting i ¥ - 4 2 [revolutionary agitators | The Wide Awake Club is the largest children’s club in the Pacific Bolsheviki Plot to Northwest. It was organized in 1916 and has a membership today of | Overthrow Sweden nearly 10,000. The purpose of the club is to encourage a more sympathetic | mecKMOL. May 3 Plots understanding among children by requiring every member to do a good ition ae Gecn van Heels bs turn each day—stimulate kindness to dumb animals—instill greater appre- |srme hidden 7H radiate ae ciation of Mother Nature—promote protection for flowers and plants. jeral nown extreme socialists ve Been otrested. Stl other saches ot | The club news is the efforts of the different members—stories, discov- eries, puzzles, riddles, picture puzzles, drawings, jokes, essays, descriptions of pets and bird friends—a complete chronicle of the activities of Young America—two full pages of the Sunday Post-Intelligencer are not enough to carry them. Any boy or girl may join—the qualifications are simple, and the effort is greatly to their benefit and personal profit; it helps them in their school work; it helps them to think and plan and do. leading to the fort | Me Ge cists of tho Magnetal Exclusive, virile, attention-compelling features of this character are fee teeter crcaecnees of beauty | what make the Seattle Post-Intelligencer the PREMIER Pacific North- lying between 32nd ave. N. and W west newspaper. Ray, comprising 226 acres of scenic | home sites, will come into its own) ee If you have children, and they are not already members of the Wide Awake Club, look into it with them—see this feature in the Sunday Post- Intelligencer—see for yourself what the boys and girls of the great Pacific Northwest are actually doing. When your children learn what the Wide Awake Club is, what: its activities are, what it has accomplished, they will want to join. For their personal gain, urge them to do so. REX BEACH'S THE BRAND auccensful attempt to get the ronda! improved, recommended to headquar: | fers that the port be abandoned. In| 1912 & proposal to install a schoo! for | blacksmiths and ferriers at the fort was over-ruled when the condition of the roads was Considered, Likewise, | & project to eatablish a convalescent | hospital waa gfounded because the army officiais deemed it hazardous to | transport patients over the roads) Poor Roads Retard Fort Lawton, Say Military Men The unassuming skid road, known] palpitation of heart they may have as Gilman ave. government way, is| xperienced since these startling an- nouncements. to lose its rude provincial air and acquire the veneer of elty concrete, tageenny ete aonb ero yo AB cording to a recent announcement | or gloved headed ade AL. sme pats firet t befor . of William H. Moore, chairman of |year, movining that re et of the year, providing that 75 per cent of the streets and sewers committee. | the property owners do not file pro- Likewise the woodland lane, repre-| tests at the hearing on May 26th, senting the unpaved two-thirds #e0-| President Lamping as affably prom- tion of Magnolia bivd., in destined | ises that a bond issue proposal, cov. for a similar break into urban #0-| ering the Magnolia blvd. paving, will clety, as set forth by George B./ be presented to the voters at the Jan- Lamping, president of Othe park] uary, 1920, election. Meanwhile, the board. |residents of that section and the These signal events will occUr|army post personnel are contempiat- progeny Laren ir pry pars har ing once more the delights of sum- e year and e first of next, giv. | ina techdonte out: Porteawiee Gor mer traveling over the time-honored routes. plenty of time to recover from any ‘They Don’t Like It | The motoriat bound for Fort Law. | ton finds Magnolia bivd. the lesser of | two evils, preferring a dust bath or In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which Ye the lightest land mat genset mud hole—dry |and wet weather, respectively—to There's many a person whose| strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouths | the hi chances in life are limited simply be- : pAb Roger iat the oc: © hobbyhorse gait which must be ply anaumed in traveling over the rotted | ©use of a skin that is blotchy and un- teed 15 years, ment-way route. af | presentable. Pimples, rough, red, |, According to Major G. M. Hallo.| Ugly skins—~skins that chap and burn $10.00 | ran, commandant of Fort Lawton, aj ¢asily—are usually most successfully it | simple layer of ofl on the boulevard treated with Resinol Ointment, tht and Sold at Market Rates The Seattle , National Bank Bond Department Ave, and Columbla St. FREE DOCTOR Ex-Geverament Physician 2111 FIRST AVF. or 169 WASHINGTON #7, RIGHT DRUG Co. stones yeok for the Free Docter Sign. The Wide Awake Club news is one only of a long list of exclusive Sunday Post-Intelligencer features—features s6 brimming over with human interest that they do more than command individual attention—they com- mand complete neighborhood comment. There is a special carrier service for the Sunday Post:Intelligencer— price five cents in Seattle and King County. It is also to be had at all news stands. To have a carrier bring you this great Sunday newspaper—every Sunday—all you need to do is to pick up the telephone and place your order with Main 2000. id you los through a poor s' emg ene2roP a tae sca sae would assuage the dust and conati.| ‘The tute a waterproot coating which| ssl Orement argity srosetee” ite en would make travel to the fort At} — resulta where facial blemishes are concern. + 94.00 +++ 81.00 work guaranteed for 1 and get teeth same da: and See Sa: of Time, Most of our present tients, whose work im still ‘who have tested our work. SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCE PREMIER PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWSPAPER least tolerable until the work of pav- 4, and is equally successful in treating ars. Have impression taken in the|ing begins, Iikewixe. the Gilman| *het shia allsctions os Umbe and body. Examination and advi ave. government way, the direct road e commended Guar gest St Seen. Se 5 our | proved if the planks, most of them 0 0 our office, ip the right place. Bring this ad with you. vs tied pry Page 4 falling away from Open Sundays From © to 12 for Working Peepie | the road, were entirely removed. j OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS paces Fev ! — —| . 7 war strength of 1,000 men holds for BLANKETS 1.50 headquarters company of the 44th at bg » ward it . |casual company, representing sol |C of the 44th infantry, now at Van- Denpite ita Iden! site for an army f Pl LLS. been retarded several times by poor é Military Pillows, feathers, double materials, covered Fancy genuine thick with chevrons KIRK’S MILITARY SHOP 4 1209 FIRST AVENUE a8 8 ao ase of Oar te i Bridge Werk. W: attonane le; ressusniene our | to the fort, would be greatly im- Fort Lawton“is lk : Np i - ‘ort Lawton™is likely to a large ipwecita Wrasee-Faterses © infix of soldiers, if the battalion Whenever you sensea sick peace times in the U. 8, army, Com headache, or feel a bilious panies A, B and D and a battalion infantry comprise the fort personnel Off by the timely use of at present, with the addftion of a % | diers enlisted from Alaska, who are ” | | awaiting their discharges, Company Y P] |couver barracks, Iw scheduled for at jearly return to Fort Lawton | post, Fort Lawton's development has a2 8 wt Appenes Sale of Any Medicine in the Would, portation facilities, As far back 4 om we 2 i") [ezsage signs abcolguna abbr’ ab 1c | fehl aeenrbers Hest 00, fee