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SEATTLE TO BE _ AERO STATION — Open Campaign to Obtain r Here’s Hawker’s Flying Partner | WILL IDENTIFY | YOUNG BANDITS | Man Says They Tried to THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 153, 1919. Two More Great. New Hotels PAGE 11 Landing Site Here Run Him Off Road Ss nm , AD energetic campaign to make Seattle the main station in the com Coast and Alaskan aero mail Bervice is under way by the Aero ‘club of the Northwest, W. E, Boeing, Preaident, which has formulated plane for water and land landing sites and submitted them for the ap: proval of represe: ves of nearly every civic organization in Seattle. Tr an address Monday night. W. B. Boeing called attention to prepar ations on the part of Tacoma and Portland, in anticipation of the com- dng air postal service, and stated that _ the matter of having a good field, And having it first, was of primary Judge George Don Worth spoke of the future of the Aero club, stating that he believed | 15 years it would oceupy the same mm of importance that the auto- club does now, BITRO y PHOSPHATE four ar seriog of road ¢ are captu telephoned the Tthat an aut ar Adopt Simmons Beds © of vented the band fhe ear used by and Henders been run abc ‘SCORES VISIT CARLETON PARK Magnificent View View District to! Be Developed on at, M JEUT. COMAT. ut 400 miles i SIAC KENZIE GRIEVE, Grieve is navigator for Capt. Har ry G. Hawker, who is waiting with a Sopwith plane at Newfoundland for }a favorable moment to hop off on a |transatlantle Might. Call a Truce in Building Strike The strike of Seattle building trades workmen hag been called off, the Master Bullders’ association hav @ truce, Men who were week are now back « der their new wage scal sand bricklayers are Sas oskrrian +E» Sin ‘The pretimina Heights and Sound and the Olympi and $9 a day respect! seores of interested vinite wenition has been given the /this unusual res y week, pending negotiations | s er way by a conciliation ERE isa pair of the charming Simmons Twin Beds a new pattern now being shown by the Summons dealers everywhere espn Made of Simmons Seamless § bing throughout, Artistic com in relief, Basy running 4 of Double width and Towin Pairs specially pleasing in Twin Pains Has the Simmons patented ne CORNER -LOCKS. Enameled in the accepted Decorative Colors, Ask for No, 1963 R THIN. DELICATE V 5 ANAEMIC committee. asters This High-Grade | 5-Piece Set | “SR. _ Extra Special Price of $972 Every Article Guaranteed “Seattle has had of what may be ex nifieent park tions and with a f as w pressed steel woWne:ess the enriched beauty of the park, but substitutes a saltw panorama that cannot be axe jin beauty in any part of the West.” | You have only to go to your leading furniture dealer or department store—ask for Simmons Beds and Simmons Springs—and make sure that each picce shown you bears the name “Simmons.” There is a good bit more in this name‘‘Simmons” than merely a trademark. It signifies metal beds — not wooden beds. It signifies the highest-grade metal beds ever pro- duced. Beds that stand four-square, firm and strong. Quiet beds—not a rattle or squeak, Beds that invite complete relaxation and deep, calm sleep. It signifies Springs that yield to every contour of; the body —yet never lose their elasticity. Your dealer has these beds—or should have them—the new designs—now. If not, he can get them in a few hours from the Simmons Ware- © house or wholesale distributor, Cost is little if any more than for ordinary beds. Simmons Beds and Springs —~ bust for sleep / HEN the new Hoter PENNSYLVANIA la ay (New York) and the Hore: WASHINGTON | THEATRES ] (Washington, D.C.) opencd thcir doors to } the traveling public—they offered as one of their Palit coe abeue eens remnatinen tA primary attractions, bedrooms fitted with Sim- ogee! agg ce rafal mons Metal Beds—beds built for sleep. In face of the keenest competition, these two contracts were awarded to the Simmons Company because of the well-known character of Simmons Beds and Springs —and the fine good-will they have made for themselves with the patrons and management of prominent hotels all over America. 5-foot Enameled Bath Tub, Pantages this week complete with nickel-plated ability as a terpaichorean artist needs | ne comment aa the star is well | Fuller trimmings. known in this city aw a gifted por trayer of the oriental and nympb-like dances. No expense has been spared tn staging and costuming the act tn which the dancer is supported by four pretty and graceful young girls ‘The rest of the bill is pleasing Alice Teddy, n bear, causes a con tinual uproar by ita comic antics © roller skates; Joe Reed is a talented musician; Caites Brothers and Beat rice have a happy abination of comedy and dancing. Billy Abrams and Agnes Johns | have a dramatic playlet and Thomas Race and Freeman Edge present “On London Bridge,” a comedy skit. 20 gallon galvanized range boller e a a VEN more than an item of news—there is a hint here for the housewife who is thinking of buying beds, It may never have occurred to you that you can have for your home the same luxurious sleeping equipment as you find in the famous hotels. 20x20 “white enamitied fat rim sink, with back, nickel-plated trap, com- Pression bibbs and brackets. : flat-back Lavatory, 17x19, e with nickel-plated trap, com- n china index basin cocks, and plated supply pipe. We Deliver Anywhere in the City This offer is good until Tuesday evening, May 20, 1919. Single Pieces at Very Special Prices iliLane Appeals for World Prohibition Declaring that world prohibition | is essential if national prohibition goen into effect, W. D. Lane, acting mayor of Seattle, addressed mem bers of the Wogen’s Christian Tem perance Union, at a banquet in the parlors of the First Methodist Epis copal church Monday | “Making the world dry is a matter | of self-defense,” Lane mid. “A dry | cannot have a w ‘ounty | r it, nor a dry state a wet state | a neighbor. Neither can dry na tions have aa alings with wet nations.” The banquet was prelimi | If} nary to a drive to raise $25,000 a» King county's quota of a national fund of $1,000,000 the W. C. T. U. is raising. SIMMONS COMPANY Kenosha, Wisconsin — San Francisco, Cal. Newark,N. J. : Montreal, Canada Wash. - SIMMONS BEDS Built for Sleep LODGE LEADER HERE Deputy Supreme Commander Mre. Aydelotte, of the Woman's Ben: | son, fation of the Maccabees, ts | 2637 June 1 on Bonds )* conference with officers of Su at the age of 29 after an Bonds amounting to $40,000 for the improvement of water service|the local chapters. Mrs, Aydelotte|{iIness of several months, will be . lig in charge of the Pacific Coast) held Wednesday from the Pheasant- and the election of a water com-| i A |Wignen chapel, Ballard. For Constipation! Physic: Purge or Laxative?, The district is now supplied with a four-inch pipe connected with tho city main at 86th st. and Greenwood ave., but on account of the rapid growth of the com- munity, this is constdered inade- quate. The Seattle city council has under consideration a plan to sup ply @ 16-inch main for North Park Everyone now and then becomes constipated; and mil- and Firlands, Half of the expense lions are chronically in that condition. The perplexing aie. M Purgatives and cathartic are drastic and usually cause areaction. Saline waters are rapid in ection but do no more than empty the bowels. Just as certain an effect, and certainly a much more pleasant one, can be obtained by the use of a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin sold by druggists under the name of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. It acts gently, without gtiping. It is an especially ideal medicine for children; ‘women, old people and others who find purges too powerful. Only a teaspoonful is required, and by morning the move- ment is free and complete. A bottle in the house is insurance far the whole family against constipation, indigestion, head- aches, flatulency and other digestive ills. The druggist will refund your money if it faile to do as promised. Dr. Caldwell’s YRUP The Perfect Club ‘te Fc inaiad to | Defeat Rent Hogs! The “Martha ‘ Washington” club, comprising a group of woman band- | ed together to rent a house on the! cooperative plan, has been formed, | as the first of a number of similar clubs of local business women. Announcement of the venture was made by Miss Cllo Hulbert, who has been working on the housing prob- lems in Seattle. : Girl and women workers interested are invited to call on Miss Hulbert for an explanation of the plan, She ig at room two, Central building, be. |tween 12 and 1:30, and 5 and 8:30. ORE THROAT or Tonsilitis, gargle with warm salt water, then apply—~ 514-16 PIKE ST. SEATTLE ake This Test for ~ Acid-Stomach “There are millions of people who!stomach. Yoy almost daily from the horrors | mouth does to th an acid-stomach —- indigestion; right through th ard gassy, stomach; distressing causes them to decay urn; sickening food-repeating; | of the havoc that must be caused by (ful bioat and that miserable, excess acid in the stomach! Had up, lumpy feeling after eat aven if you are not suffering any Many of these people have tried immediate stomach pains, but are| it after treatment; medicine | not feeling just as fit and fine as Medicine; others nave gone to| you should, you should by all means and stomach specialists and|make this test: Go to yous drug to hospitals but in spite of all! store at once and get a big box of eyQUR ‘BopYGUARD® - ‘Sor. cont f their efforts they have obtained| EATONIC. It is in the form of lasting relief or a permanent! pleasant-tasting tablets - | them like a bit of candy. | These symptoms simply mean is prepared for just one Pstomach. If allowed to run on, | correcting acid-stomach are very likely to cause a lot of out the excess act trouble, Dyspepsia, rheuma- erally absorbs the | n, gout, lumbago, sciatica, split-| brings instant rellef trom tt headache, dizzy spells, nervous-|of indigestion, heartburn, t sleeplessness, mental depres-| sour, gassy stomach, bloat, melancholia, a feeling of list-| makes the stomach pure, and all-goneness—these are and comfortable, puts it in a nor. a few of the disorders which can mal, healthy condition, so that your Sunday, with a voll be traced to acid-stomach. As a food is properly digested. You need Rel relered ritte itter of fact, acid-stomach is often every bit of strength you can pos Etian wane direct cause of those almost in- sibly get out of the food you eat— | individual meas- Rar tae Aron. O.,.t6 t ble conditions known as catarrh|and EATONIC helps you get it ‘Ture. In our own po gegen ih the stomach, intestinal ulcer, and) = Don't put this test oft if you value sh 1¢ low as | burg police and detectives are on the neer of the stomach. The lives of your future good health ang happi- teail, who suffer from these serious | ness, You run no chance at all be- $2. 50 TAU sivas sok dadtars? Wes ubles are nothing short of daily | cause EATONIC Tey fete yy Homage Bp ony. Surely, then, you must see|anteed to give you relief or your | we FIT KRYPTOK a 98 A ria Who teak aoe. enee 4 important it is to go at once |druggist will refund your money. [| rhe Invisible Bi carriage. mM whelldi Bo the tent “ot; tho trouble—acid- The cost is = mere trifle. «| PLAN FUNERAL SERVICES Funeral services for Mina Han daughter of Jorgen Hanson, W. 59th st. Ballard, who died North Lake Votes jow what acid COAL WILL NOT BE CHEAPER BUY NOW WINGATE FURNACE CARBONADO LUMP The only coal screened at the bunkers, Renton Lump Nut Black Diamond Mixed Steam New Castle Lump Nut | New Castle Pea Grand Ridge Lump Tono Lump Roslyn Mine Run. Deliveries All Parts of the City. SERVICE OUR MOTTO CARBONADO COAL SALES CO. Phone Elliott 337 Phone Elliott 337 Bunkers 167 Connecticut St. Also University District eck for Men Who Shot Balloon Down PITTSBURG, May Jelty authorities have be |find @ trace of the persons who | brought down a balloon piloted | two United States n: by ariving tate and | is absolutely guar- | EPSIN Laxative the eap from Ensign the rest Wroken Lenses Duplicated asia sao WEGNER OPTICAL C0.]| | descended w DR, KR. BH. WEGNER, Me | 4 COD og Opto etrint WILL COM ON STRERT | ‘The city council Monday appro- imetroen Sad and ard Aves, | priated $245,000 out of the proceeds Bren sule of bridge bonds to com- plete the 10th ave. N. E, bridge. nout mishap, ETE BRIDGE