The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1919, Page 2

years service to} Sys Tn homefurnisher'! | FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS —no C. 0. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser; these spe Gals will not be deiivered—can be easily taken by purchaser. Be weed as a strong stéol as fell step chair around the when not to at 3 OA excellent valus at fex- for Frigay ana sacuraay.. OC $2.65 regular price $3.50 1 nish ‘grade mode ‘weaee host” Tilted color jable hair brus! ee he was going or when he it it is believed he city hall Monday. fh dine AOGIM 4am Aah i ld — Ne 2 REE A are on SI ae AIRES A 5 ADI NEI THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 381, 1919. SENATOR CAN'T. COLLECT WAGES Hart Appointee Barred by Supreme Court The lawsuit planned by Col. Roose: velt post, No. 24, Veterans of For eign Wars, to keep State Senator EB. B. French from drawing $10 a day dustrial code commission {# too late. This was the information given Thursday by L. L. Thompson, state attorney general Senator French already has been barred from drawing any money from the state for services on the code commission, Altho the law | passed by the last legislatyre estab- lishing the commission required that two of ite members be legislators, C. W. Clausen, state auditor, refused to issue a warrant for French's ex penses, The state auditor declared French not entitled to pay because he was barred by the state constitu tion, French applied to the supreme court for an order requiring Clausen to issue the pay check, but the su- preme court upheld Clausen, French was not permitted to collect. French was opposed by the war | veterans because he voted against the Lamping soldiers’ relief bill. TRY TO KEEP REPORT DARK But Anti-Packer Senators Prevent Secrecy WASHINGTON, July 31.—(United Press.}—The federal trade commis sion today officially denied that it had been in communication with of- ficials of the British government with regard to prosecution of Amer- fean meat packers in England. This denial was in the form of a communication to the senate, in re sponse to a resolution by Senator Sherman, directing the commission to make known what correspondence it has had with the British govern ment regarding export trade in meat. ‘The report, incidentally, disclosed alleged details of the operations of the great American packers in for- eign countries, especially in Great | Britain, An attempt to prevent immediate publicity for the report was made. Senator Cummins, Iowa, suggested it be referred to the interstate com- | merce committee without reading Senator Kenyon, Iowa, demanded it be read, and Senators Pomerene and La Follette supported Kenyon. Later Senator Calder, New York, asked unanimous consent to suspend the reading of the report. Objection by Senator La Follette prevented this second attémpt. for U. S. Aviation WASHINGTON, July 31.—Crea- tion of a department of aeronautics, headed by a cabinet member, is pro- William J. Bryan Is Seattle Guest William Jennings Bryan, secretary of state and candidate for former | president, was scheduled to arrive in| Seattle from Standwood late Thurs day to speak at the West Seattle Chautauqua at 8 p,m. He will be honor guest of King county demo- crats at breakfast Friday at the Ma- sonic club rooms, at 8 a, m. Coast states to lecture from Chau- tauqua platforms and expenses aa a member of the In-| ACCUSE SPANIARD OF BEATING DRAFT LAW Charged by the police with reg: istering under a false name for the selective draft, Vicente Ratone, 33, a Spaniard, who haw been in this coun- try four years, was arrested near the North Pacific shipyard early Thursday, He is held in the city Jail on an open charge and will be turned over to the federal officers, PORTLAND MAN GAINED 28 POUNDS BY TAKING TANLAC H. H. King, Well Known Con- tractor, Gets Rid of Old Trouble “I have gained twenty-eight pounds since I commenced taking Tanilac, and am as well and hearty now as I ever was in my life,” said H. H, King, a well known carpen- ter and contractor who lives at 6027 55th Ave. Southeast, Portiand, the other day, “I was certainly in bad shape when I commenced taking Tanlac,” continued Mr, King, “for I had been suffering with stomach trou- ble for about three years. I had not been able to find a medicine treatment ‘that would give me ny relief, and just kept on getting worse until I was simply all in and had to give up my work altogether. I had no appetite to speak of, ané what little I did eat would sour and IT would be all bloated up with gas for hours at a time. f also suffered from shortness of breath, and at times I would become’ so dizzy that I could hardly stand on my feet. Then rheumatism hit me in my right leg and hip, and the pains I had from this would almost drive me wild at timés, I seldom ever got a good night's sleep on account of the pain in my leg and hip. “One day a friend of mine told me about this Taniac, and advised me to give it a trial, and I am mighty glad I took his advice, for it certainly did the work for mé¢, and I am a@ well, hearty man agnin. I have no signs of rheumatism, now, and instead of lying awake and suffering at night, I sleep right through until time to get up in the morning. I never had a better appetite, and eat three hearty meal @ pafticle afterwards, I am back on the job again, and never lose any time from my work. Tanlac Just can’t be beat and I never fail to boost it everywhere I go. Taniac is gold in weattle by Bartell Drug Stores under the personal di- man buys is al-| posed in a bill introduced today by | rection of a specie! Tanlac Tepresen- too late. Senator New, Indiana. HEARTS Oo FE tative.—Advertisement. JACK LONDON Never before has this great adventure story, dealing with search for love and treasure in primitive Central America, been published in book or magazine. Watch for it in TH SEATTLE STAR Beginning Monday, August llth Phone or mail us your subscription now By carrier or mail 50c per month every day and never suffer Arcade building,» Bryan is touring Pacific} to suffer want. ‘GOV. HARRISON AND BRIDE HERE Former College Friends Are Hosts at Luncheon Francis Burton Harrison, gover-| nor-general of the Philippines, who is in Seattle en route to the islands, | after giving testimony before a sen-| ate committee pertaining to the pro- posed Philippine independence plan, | has made no definite plans about re. turning to Mantla, according to his wife, Thursday morning Mrs. Harrison, 18 years old, was & member of Kappa Kappa Gamma ington. She met Governor Harrison, who is 45, at Chicago, and married | him last July. Mra, Harrison was | entertained by former college friends | at a luncheon ‘Thursday. ‘The governor-general he had given his testimony in Wash any additional statements here, He expressed a desire to leave shortly for the islands to complete un: finished work held up by his visit to the states. ARMY BACON IS SOLD IN HURRY San Francisco Gobbles Up 6,000 Pounds BAN FRANCISCO, July 31.—The first 6,000 pounds of army bacon of- fered San Francisco consumers by the munictpality was sold in less than an hour today, and army trucks are rushing delivery of the re- mainder of the first 60,000-pound purchase in an effort to keep up with the demand. Already San Francisco has ordered an additional 60,000 pounds, with a prospect of several similar orders. The bacon is sold to consumers at 84 cents, a local department store handling the food. Canned tomatoes ‘also are offered at cost, and the cam- paign started by the Dally News, a local newspaper, will result in other foods being dffered at cost. NEWARK, N. J., July 31.—“New- ‘ark is cutting the high cost of liv- ing.” This slogan on 11 fire stations and &@ club house today heralded the open- ing of Mayor Gill's sale of bacon purchased from the army. The ba- con sold at 36 cents a pound. In private markets bacon retailed at from 60 to 68 cents. The mayor personally served cus- tomers at station No. 7. Attired in a white apron and wielding a big knife, he disposed of 250 pounds in the first half-hour. ‘ Enlisting Men to Fight in Siberia A special drive for recruits for service with the American Expedi- Forces in Siberia has been launched, it was announced today by the army recruiting station here. There are a number of “duration of the war” men in Siberia at pres- ent, and it is the desire of the war department to release these as soon as possible. Also, numerous replace- ment troops are needed, as casual- tles have been comparatively heavy in the American forces. In announcing the drive, the re eruiting office pointed out that this ia the one chance offered for active service at present in the American army. Altho their doings are men- tioned little in the papers, the American troops in Siberia are al- most daily engaged with Bolshevik forces. Enlistments will be accepted for the infantry, ordnance or signal corps. Recently issued regulations make it possible to accept men with- out previous service for this duty. Use Airplanes to Combat Flames It was stated at the army recruit- ing office here today that the order- ing of two airplanes, recently as- signed for recruiting use, to Oregon to fight forest fires, probably would prevent thelr taking part in the sham battle to be held at Fort Law- ton August 10. Capt. B. D. Gunning, of the Tank Corps, stated, however, that he would promise plenty of excitement at the affair, as Ermentrude, his tank, is capable of staging a solo show by herself, and in addition members of the 44th Infantry will take part in the “fight.” Lieuts. Ben B. and Rudolph I. Ehr- Hchman, aviators attached to the Se- attle recruiting office, will return to Seattle now that they have no planes to fly, ‘When 2 sailor falls out of his ship, he feels as if he were alin ington, and did not care to make | formerly Mias Elizabeth Wrentmore, | sorority at the University of Wash. | announced | Here’s Some Real “Rapid Transit” in Serbia When the Red Cross Special Survey Mission went thru Serbia it found most of the transportation carried on like this, Ox teams given by Serbian women haul fuel and food, and the lack of faster vehicles left many NATIONAL RAT BILL LONDON,’ July 31.—The Soclety for the Destruction of Agricultural Pests has prepared « bill to be in- Sedues in parliament for national! Crane, porter, who was fined $25 rat destruction, During three days’ : threshing at @ farm in Derbyshire, |2° stealing a quart of milk from 1,126 rats were killed |@ churn at Farnborough station. $25 FOR QUART MILK LONDON, July 31—"It waa for my sick child,” said Robert Halsey WHY THE AVERAGE 2, AMERICAN BIES think of mixing AT AGE 43 bricks or scrap iron or gravel for his furnace and yet he bolts into his’ stomach all sorts of tasty junk, much of which cannot be fully digested. The stomach is the furnace of the body. When food is D gh eg: Pry con- sumed and digested an is not overloaded, good health is bound to follow. 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