The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1919, Page 2

hen THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 191 BRIDES: anome is notcom —=1|Weep, Oh, Ye Topers! Not ‘GRAND LODGE plete without a ‘musical instrument! —let us place one of these Sry |\\\ nationally used talking ma- DN chine outfits in your home! 21% \ pe les, style pleture 1) Your Credit Hungarians ____ Invited to Paris _ COPENHAGEN, sune 10.—A Bou- dispatch received here today the Hungarian soviet gov had received a message! Premier Clemenceau inviting it SUPERIOR VICTOR RECORD SERVICE —OUR SEVERAL VICTOR RECORD | DE M ONSTRATING ROOMS are and ried sound: | 1 a. a comfort with proot able ete are invited to and hear latest musical vocal and instrumen. tal, bands, ete, you come the? hits, “record ex will serve you —our perts* promptly and court extending help in the se of records required Main Floor eously thetr lection when lot Another Drap D’Yuh Get! MASONS MEET f Weep! ob y reyed topers, you sodden burr of the fur tive eye, who, tightly clutching pre seription and handbag made your way in the days gon floor of the the fret public buliding oO with counter slippe in the coughing fur Bloote! your preseription “dry” rooma, tively with fake colds! dreams are busted For lo, the big vault in the squad room is empty, empty as @ church Monday orning; the jbeose ian gone where the flounder | quad dry” on me WIRE MAN ASKS. THIEVES LOOT GOMPERS’ HELP Wants Aid of Labor in Push- ing Telegraphers’ Strike ene Prean) AGO, June 10. (United ~Aid of Inbor In general in pushing the telegraphers a enstul ong® was J. Konenkamp, ommercial strike to t president ¢ the Telegraphers’ Un America, iq & telegram dressed to Samuel Gompers, pres dent of the American Yederat of Labor. w conven n at j Atlantic City “TACOMA: 4. SOWOENPELD & 30, | ats | to send representatives to Paria to learn the peace conference's decision regarding the frontiers of Hungary ‘The dispateh, filed yesterday, said an answer was required within 48 hours Triplets are tidal waves on the sea of matrimony | there digestion, Gas dBloatFrom © cid-Stomach | AR acid-stemach cannot dixeat! Instead, the food! for countless mfilions of deadly | polsons, they are These poisons are absorbed the system and cause untold So, you see, it is just acid . nothing else—that makes y people weak, listless and gaps their strength and ener. = Tobe them of their vigor and ity. Biliousness, bad liver, nervy. binding, splitting head rheumatism, lumbago, sciati- these and many other still more) ailments often are traced to common soutce—an acidetom jenjoy the good thingn of life Take FATONIC and get rid quick- of the pains of indigestion. heart . that horrible, lumpy, bloated ‘feeling after eating; disgusting “ncanegtard food-repeating; sour, gassy These stomach miseries | caused by what doctors cail “Hy- y" It's just ACID-STOM p ACH. And in addition to the pains! ‘End miseries it causes, ACII*STOM | ACH is the starter of a long train of ailments that most people never | ¢@reamed are in any way connected | with the stomach. | Pleasant tasting BATONIC TAD | LETS that you eat like a bit of can | @y, quickly put an end to your atom- ach troubles. ‘They act as an absorb: | ent—iiterally wipe up the excess | hurtful acid and make the stomach | pure, sweet and strong. Help diges tion so that you get all the power and energy from your food You cannot be well without it! If you are one of those whe have “tried everything,” but in spite of it | Stil euffer all kinds of acid-«tomach Miseriee—if you lack physical and Mental strength and vigor—begin at once to take EATONIC. Get back your physical and mental punch and Like thousands of others, you wiN my you never dreamed that such amazingly | quick relief and such a Temarkable improvement tn your general health | was poaribie. Your druggist has EATONIC. We authorize him to guarantee ft to give | you instant rete’ or refund your money. Get a big box of EATONIC | today; ft costs but litte and the re | sults are wonderful! OR YOUR ACID-STOMACH HEATON IC; Dont toss and turn all Res stop that itch Sinol Four hours of sleep lost throu Keep the affected sale at all druggists. gh that painful itching means long wearisome hours next day—tired out—anfit for work. Resinol Ointment just before retiring All itching and pain usually disappears part well cleansed with Resinel Soa; For For {ree samples write Kesieol, Beitmore Ma, night. Tonight apply The results will surp like magic. | strey | bath | joy In his message. Konenkamp de clared promises made by the gov ernment “were violated, and mediation. latron and arbitra t been that on have not asked nome the country He take available th to help labor known” nvention worst bas Messages were received from the today, Konenkamp «aid. telling of the Gischarge of 40 more telegraphers byt Weatern Telegraph company. He said made a of 2915 because refused to alled “loyalty ple dent Cariton, he sald, declared there were only the district t a Postal Te th this total they discharged 2 dee Pres had recently 710 union men in Informed resenting the committee rep eataph cor on we nm with bir nenkamp ° sid ging ace the “If they ite men achedu whatever sign tr he with i SUES FOR AUTO Loss Charging negtigence on the part of the city’s motorman whone street car strack the automobile driven by Mrx A. 8. Taylor at Harrison and Broad recta, February-21, suit has been | filed against the city by A Tay lor and Mrs. Taylor for damages to| the extent of $2,000, MY TIRED FEET ACHED FOR | Let your sore, swollen, aching feet spread out in a bath of “Tiz.” Just take your shoes off and then put those weary, shoecrinkled, ach ing, burning, corn-pertered, bunion tortured feet of yourw in a “Tie Your toes will wriggle with they'll look up at you amd al and then they'll take an- Tin bath most talk other dive in that When your fect feel like lumpn of — all tired out—jumt try ‘Tis.’ It's grand—it's glorious. Your feet will dance with joy; also you wi find all palin gone from corns, cal. | iow en and buniona. There like “Tiz.” It's the only reme that draws out all the jolsonous exudations which puff up t and cause foot torture. heoent box of “Tiz” at any partment store-don’t walt ! how glad your feet get; how comfortable your shoes feel. You can wear shoes a size emailer if you thing Good baking insures good health--- Rogers’ insures both that! | Mayor Hanson Delivers Ad- dress of Welcome Harvard Mayor Ole iddrens of wel: | Grand War Tuesday morning livered whieh Juni Gifford responded of the off be received ans made for year New officern will be elected Wed- | the social [feature of the searion will be a ball }in the Shriners’ auditorium Wedne *|day eve for Masoos and therr | wives ‘ cram Includes Tuesday nk ter t te juad men tuft tear jo beak And that urisheth the misty-eyed tood In the hall and watehed the 6 nature w days meeting, at f the! wrry precio ors only and ping do’ mar: | py led t wer wept ¢ un will dre the une ym nenday afternoon, and Hd ts on! more prescriptions aya the sien in room 116 And the dusty old vault that once had held the jamx juice, tho still smelling lke a soft drink stand, jAaharalike, arid and mysterious ‘The pro is,| Roll entt Addrens json | Remponne | warden Reports of officers Laincheon at Masonic Temple Presentation of memoria Jegreen confer Past Master of weleome—Mayor Han- | J . Junior grand Gifford ‘ast maaters f the Evening Exemplification of the wuditortu CASH REGISTER. {Rob Hotel; Try to Enter Restaurant Safe | Reports of con Address by Louis F, While clerk ave room ‘ a o. Tue ed the hote! lobt from the register | Porting the robbery lared’ that she only jiwter was | Removing [the akylieht night entered restaurant ing The had ~: CELEBRATION OF | : JULY 4 PLANNED Mayor Appoints Pliny Allen misiutes after it convened today as Manager the nenate passed the house re f later Mins A Berg, act Penn hi “ yurth lay ne night 4at guest to } ab never ente und stole $56 Miss Derg. re | Ball in Shriners’ auditorium, to the police Thurwday had been at Reports of committees Hart, acting 30 tion of 40 about tw ked when a pane burglars he Madixon Madivon cent minutes Installation of new officers, 2 1 © 2 STATES 0. K. SUFFRAGE LAW, {Illinois and Wisconsin Ratify) Amendment SPRINGFIELD, 1, Illinois has ratified the n: pees amendment The houn« ane Monda Ktree about 50 from ti not been op June three and} solu if an he Plana for Seattle's. Fourth of Ju bration were put fuenday, when Mayor Ole Har appointed ene manager of the city's Indepenc day jublice New features, including a pe pyrotechnic display, will be arranged by Manager Alien, who will appoint committees to work with him. A big parade, speakers In the pub- parks and amusement centers. MADISON Wincor fied th w sin wtate June 10.—The nembly Yoday rati {frage amendment constitution, 54 to 2 urred by a vote of} under way SAN } ] NCISCO, June 10.—Un launted by Governor Stephens |statement that he does not jit advimable to call an extra seasion lof the legislature to ratify the suf ntreet dapeing and band concert#—|trage amendment, women are con regular humbern on the Fourth pro-|tinuing the circulation of petitions }eram every year—will b. a ashing Btephens to call the seasion. | Sah aay, trimmings. Lal le planne¢ ) ie Five were a room the weeds were in one persons era too, today Sixth di to a report J, Stat to the lan extra seasion of the legislature at Monday with the. arrest of Mrs. M.l ine ave. t¢ thru renting rooms] and Motorcycle = Patrolman Roy! roomer moved out this morning be ahtshaired about a block north of the South Jeramped, causing the MM. Frank | When eating distresses and the nights | . Who was passing at the time of| At such 4 time thero ts imperative Mrs. niebel. “My stomach was out | with 6,000 troops of the 54th S {th Infantry; | nervous and suffered from a duil |nal battalion; 12th infantry strength. My appetite improved and company Slith « ‘age unit Williams’ Pink Pills for I have great made 4 by Tues morning. Entrance was cram to Carrie Chapman ( ‘att, head of the American Women's Suffrage | jeupport of suffrage in congress and] BOOZE SEIZED: campaigns, Stephens said |thia time, If later developments |make an extra seasion advisable I ’ Home-Made Beer Leads to} ekied I sesaalle One Gone; pints of joy-riders’ delight! So Is the Bedding] ry 35, 502 Maynard ave, sh Hasome blondes with hard-luck was released on $1,000 bail A slender, willowy bionde, | man, 1150 N. 77th et, was releared| aig approached Mre. Newman Mon on $1,000 bail Monday following hie\aay and asked for Mre Davis. Seattered among fore anyone else in the household | in McSparren’s front yard lwas awake, Two pairs of bla A search of the house yielded one|and dresser scarf Moved out at the half sack of empty bottles. same time, Pollee have been asked | . | Steering Wheel Cramps; Car! Strikes Phone Pole | ; when an automobile driven by Harry Woods, 105 Fifth ave, N., became un jSan Antonio “Resident Strong- | Park car line, plunged off ¢ |and crashed into a telegraph pole. | “I'm all run a jwas returning homo from ‘Tacoma | Ment You have heard others make it with his party, at a speed of 20 milon| When exhaustion follows slight ef | Bell, a passenger, was the moat seri.|@re sleepless, it is evident that the ously hurt, Ho suffered a severriyayatem needs toning up, the brulsed about the hips danger in the condition, for it | The party was brought back to ge-|!eads the way to more serious dis ; the accident need for the blood tonic that Mra. { \ char hiebel, of No, 709 ith | umd and found effective | ARRIVE IN NEW YORK] “1 was so run down that 1 was | NEW YORK, June 10.—The trans of order and everything I ate dis vision, This regular army vee me. Woenaear 2 drew a replacements ” row © Gratt repiacens The crete All| paipitated, and T became exhausted teas an Sense soars waniza- 17 worried @ great deal and thought | headquarters troop; Sixth telg J*'8 | bain across my temples. Betis Kade)" “1 had heard a great deal about | The ta Oliva was duo a vooetiey | Cured a box, determined to give the (84th division); 18th and 19th evacua |femnedy a Tair trial, In @ short time tion ambulance companies; 207th na{™y stomach no longer troubled me. | One) T gained in weight, 76th sanitary squad. nervousness and palpitation stopp THIE GET NOTHING and Lam feeling fine now I have 48 entered Monday nig’ wae sivered Migncay fy iy the| faith in the remedy Paria | Williar&’ Pink Pills are sold Dr, Wil ms Medicin Jo., Schenee: effected by removing the glass from] tady, N At 50 cents per box, six | the rear The place was ran of price, Write for the free book nothing taken, let on “Building Up the Blood,” Y door ansociation. After reviewing hin} ‘I do not think it adviaabie to call will call it." Man's Incarceration onftiseated by the dry squad] wep MM. Newman, 211 Queer A. MoSparren, 41, a marine fire about 30 years} arrest by Sergt. G. H. Comstock! Newman rented the re and the found 19 pinta of homemade beer.|, rug, pillow sheet, tablecloth | NARROW ESCAPE, ee al Four death at 3 o'clock Tuenday morning | manageabie on the Py waitle highway | Woods in his report stated that he| If you haven't that state Jan hour, when the steering wheej|fort. such as walking up stairs, |lacerated wrist A woman wag| blood is weak and thin, ro at by B. Tower, 2400 ‘Third | ses | | | SIXTH DIVISION MEN Walters street, San Antonio, Tex losing strength and flesh daily,” says | port Mount Vernon arrived division |ty hurry or to go up stairs my heart parts of the country Sixth division | that 1 had heart trouble. I was very | 1th field artillery | Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills and pro: jnoon with the 23rd field it was apparent that I was gaining mobile laundry unit; 303rd butchery too, and the | The Majestic Bakery, 1506 Rroad.| tld many of my frienda about Dr ' Dr. police all druggista or direct from the} boxes for $2.50, postpaid, on receipt sacked and the safe overturned but ly Endorses Dr. W eP Pink Pills I. | the | Bem giv attempted | 8 | been HONEST, SKILLFt DENTISTRY In the United States There Are 36,000,000 Workers Who Lose 323,000,000 Work- ing Days in Each Year From PREVENTABLE ILLNESS! The Loss to Workers and to the Nation Is More Than a Billion Dollars Each Year! Human misery, most of which can be extinguished, continues to rage. When war or disaster demands, the nation jumps to arms, but we are slow in rousing the same spirit to combat dangers where knowledge must be conveyed through intellect and not through emotions. THE MAN OF WEALTH can live on the interest of his capital, and does not need health to exist. THE WORKING MAN’S ONLY IMPORTANT ASSET IS and without health he loses the power to-earn a living. RETTERME HEALTH of power of the resulting ir HIGHER WAGES LIKEWISE PRODUCE BETTER HEALTH through allowing the work- ingman to impre living conditions. However, health is not the only solution of the kreat labor problem—more poverty im caused by sickness than sickness is caused from poverty. Money in not the either, EDUCATION 18 THE REMEDY. ALL MUST GET A FIRM HOLD on the idea that PREVENTION is It ling—THE APATHY with the individu HIS HEALTH, in the n a country’s population increases an accompanying increase in the the total working whole fon | of wages solution, better than CURE. regards the body " v which average he lives HEALTH EXTENSION THRU EDUCATION LENGTHEN YOUR DAYS ON EARTH manhood showed a REJECTION for physt- ‘This test being made on the most virile HIGH DEGREE OF IMPAIRMENT should be the watchword of the hour for all. A phywtea! tryout of the cream of the nation’ reasons of about THIRTY-THR PER CENT. of our population, the result reveals what « Among «roups of supposedly healthy persons AND TEETH ALONE the REJECTION in military enlistments x PER CENT OF THE MEN REJECTED OWED THEIR TO NEGLECT OR LACK OF EDUCATION degenerative tendency producing a high percentage of UNFITNESS FOR GENERAL NOT a NECESSARY result of our ctvilition w that we know that all way is open for effective ‘ home, in schoe! and in THE NINETY.NINE PER CENT OF THE NATION'S PHYSICIANS and DENTISTS who NOW DEVOTE their SKILL and efforts TO CURING the ILLS of mankind MUST turn about and START CRUBADE OF PREVENTIO: MAN'S PHYSICAL ILLS. 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