The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1919, Page 4

E UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY A SURE FIRE MUSICAL HIT FROM THE EAST WITH SNAPPY COMEDY, POPULAR SONGS, ELABORATE COS- TUMES AND PRETTY SCENERY— “SUCH IS THE “WISSING | PRINCESS Also This Week Another Gorgeous Novelty in the MIDNIGHT He Will Be With Us Again Sunday LEW WHITE Famous Hebrew Comedian Years of ex- perience In fitting | and = making|~ Joy operat pense. “IELKS PREPARE {ITALIAN REBELS FOR S, A. DRIVE Committee Says “If Seattle citizens want to arn} fomething about the Salvation | Army from unimpeachable sources, | they are Invited to aak any dough: | boy who saw serv overseas,” lsald W. HL. Klepper, chairman of the Elks’ committee which will |raise $260,000 for the Salvation rifiy to 18 Following the opening of head-! quarters for the Salvation Army Opportunity Week campaign, in 407 Collins building, Wednesday, Chair. | ¢ during the week of October | committees will be appointed team workers chosen, A _ preli nary campaign will be conducted tn FROM NERVOUSNESS Oregon Resident Tells Why} Ask the Doughboy About it,|D’Annunzio Warns Soldiers million my thetr graves ' the financial district the week pre- | Ne pres# generally dimpproves ceding the opening of the drive. /@annunsio's manifesto and ex Mr. Klepper expects to have $1 | presses anxiety over his actiona. 000, or half the city's allotment,|” popular fooling vr the Flume raised before the office to office | question, however spreading great campaign opens. lenthusiaam over the whole country. oe gee “wat oe 1 drastic action the IEF | ERED | gover ment might take againat the poet would arouse the people. WOMEN WHO SUFFER smear Red Paint | at THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1919. PLAN TO FIGHT Not to Quit | ROME, Sept, 18.—Gabrielte @Annunzlo’s forces have occu pled the fortified Mne around Fiume, sccording to a dispatch | the Idea Nazionale, It ts | #’Annunaio is now In con all strategic points, Repre- tives of the Fiume National council are reported to have seized all the food stocks in the { harbor. | Dispatches from Trieste say that! YAnnunzio has issued a proclama | man Klepper announced tentative | tion to the troops under his com-| plans for the organization which| mand at Fiume, impressing upon will canvass the city systematically n that they must hold them and thoroly in the interests of the « if readiness for a supreme ef: | Salvation Army, The Elka, it was | fort of sacrifice for their country. — | announced, will follow the same Thus you will be able to wipe general plan of campaign as was | out the 4 inwults your coun used in the last Red Cross drive. | try has suffered," d’Annunzio as A meeting of the general com- | serted | mittee will be called Friday eve Press Disapproves ning, September 19, when sub Otherwise, he declared, the half! who gave their lives for | not rest in Italy's greatness will at Night on Hotel George Stark, le of the hotel 1120 Broadway, boiling Thursday. Stark reported to the police he had | GOOD LAND | $100 AN ACRE In the Celebrated Three Rivers Country, at Junction of Yakima, Snake and Columbia Rivers, Washington | SETTLING UP FAST—ON EASY TERMS PLAN She Recommends Dr. Will- jams’ Pink Pills aya Tonic “I believe that there are many women who are jsuffering from nervous headaches, ¢: ustion and indigestion, because th have never tried the remedy which I know by experience will so tone up the sys tem that these ailments will dinap- pear. I refer to Dr, Williams’ Pink Pills,” says Mra. Edward Schmeer, | Reeson and H. D. Bigelow, employes of No. 1283 Atlantic street, Portland, | at the gnsoline station at Wentlako | Ore. ave. and Nickerson st. to stand with | “I know the discouragement of try-! their wall While they ing many medicines without succes | took + ds thn cus Seether eneun for I suffered for months from ner-| midnight, ‘The police are searching | Just Cinished haying the front of hix hotel painted, and he awoke this morning to find some one had ameared blotches of bright red paint all over the fréahly painted exterior. He eatimates the damage at $300 |Bandits Hold Up Gasoline Statio Two armed highwaymen forced n a.| a to the ‘This bird’seye view shows the level character of this rich farming country. “I have made more money here, out of my small 10acre farm than I did on 160 acres in the East. Lindskog, who says: In the foreground is the farm of Mr. Magnus I ralse alfalfa, potatoes, corn, vegetables and fruit, and keep pigs, cows and chickens. There are eight in my family and the proceeds from butterfat and eggs keep us. hundreds of Three Rivers Farmers who talk WHAT THIS LAND PRODUCES PER ACRE 6 tons of alfalfa, 8 to 15 toms potatom, 60 to 125 bushels corn. I have money in the bank. I am satisfied.” Mr. Lindskog i typical of in this same convincing manner. Go ever and meet some of them. , ONE, OF THE GREATEST land owning opportunities ever pre- sented in any country is now offered in the Three Rivers Coun- try, on established and successfully-operating irrigation projects. Three thousand acres of this land have been taken up this sea- son. Land seekers’ excursions are conducted every week under the auspices of the Western Pacific Securities Company. If you are thinking about owning some good land, here is the chance a " i at ES OUR SPECIALTY |°r"°,E. Tver 1s f New Moderator f Be Rev. Orno E. Tyler, former Y. M. A. secretary, was chosen moder- glasses, and our| “tor of the Seattle presbytery of the m- | Presbyterian church Tuesday night us| at the Interbay Presbyterian church. vous headaches that ped to be coming with increasifig frequency and pain. Food didn't appeal to me \{or whenever I ate anything I was |suré to have indigestion, As a re sult my nerves became unstrung jand I tired easily. My blood was s0| weak that I didn't have any color “A newspaper announcement of | Dr. Williams’ Pink Pilis reealied the | fact that friends in my mer home in Iowa had used the pills and found them very effective. I procured a} box, determined to give the remedy | @ tharough trial. In a short tme/ my nerves gained sfrength and my} blood became richer. As a remult it/ wasn't very long before I could eat| without suffering from indigestion. I sleep soundly now and rarely have a headache. I ask women to give Dr. | Williams’ Pink Pills a trial and am/ lconfident they will be helped.” make ett cae for pond, Rev. Honor L. Wilhelm was the re-| Your own druggist can wuppty you | money. tiring moderator. Rev. W. W. Beck) with Dr, Williams’ Pink Pills or you | eksn Lenses duplicated om | W2# made recording secretary and|can order direct from the Dr. Wil port notice at reduced pricea =| Rev. T. H. Redden, cal evan-| liams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N.| gelist for Washington, was made | corresponding member. Optical Co. presbytery Sighty min-| or $2 | isters from 40 churches comprise the | for t can rest assured they are getting the best. would bear out every claim I make. volume of business permits a smaller profit. H ronizing my office. Bridge Work ....... Best Rubber Plates .. Painless Extraction .. ”1 Clean Teeth +eme$ 5.00 ++ 5.00 1014 First Ave., Opposite Colman Bldg. | Believe in Advertising Prices The Demand of Today Is Sanitation. When I claim to make the best crowns for $5.00, the people of Seattle } © If: I could get the searchlight of publicity turned upon my office it You never see Dr. Wilson making claims of wonderful painless methods, or wonder cures in dentistry. I claim that I can do anything that any reputable dentist in Seattle can do and do it at less cost. Thus you benefit by pat- =~ DR. J. T. WILSON 4|¥., enclosing fifty cents for one bo: 0 for six bomes, Write tod ree booklet, “Diseases of the | Nervous System.” | Believe’ In | My Lady Elliott 1833. Thursday for the robbers \Col. Hartz Is Now | missioners, | Commander | next week, | For school 300 sacks of onions, Flying in Dakota FARGO, N. D, Sept. 16.—Col FR. 8. Hartz, who is attempting to make a trip around the rim of the United States on his Martin bornbing plane was scheduled to leave here Tuce day morning for Bismarck. He will pans thru Seattle on his circle about the country. $2,000,000 Power Plant for Everett EVERETT, Sept. 18-—The pro poned municipal power plant for this city will cont $2,000,000, ac ing to an estimate furnished by Burns & McDonnell, Kansas City, Mo, con- sulting engineers, who have been called Into conference with the com ‘The man who owns a Farm. is his own boss. fat of the land. Ho has world can produce. He tng his family property. Marine Hero Now at Bremerton Yard} BREMERTON, Sept. 18.—Lieut. Joel T. Boone, who | served with the Sixth marines tn | year of his life. ask? France, is a visitor at the navy! yard | Commander Roone ts weartng the | tipn D, & C, the D. 8. M. and croix | de guerre with two palm All} were awarded for gallant action on | the field. | BORDEN RECOVERING HIS HEALTH SLOWLY OTTAWA, Unt. Sept. 18.—Alarm ist reports as to the health of Sir Robert Borden, prime minister of | Canada, are officiafly stated today to be without foundation,, He is not gaining strength rapidly and is un- kely to return to his. duties until but no fears are enter tained for his recovery. War Hero, Injured A year ago, almost to a day, Joseph J. LeMay, of o, led a party of five men out Into No Man's Land, braving a storm of machine gun bul- lets, and rescued seven of his com- rades and brought back the dead body of his lieutenant. + Wednesday «pital in Kent, LeMay lay on what feared is his death bed while Maj. T. Watson, assistant army recruit ing officer in Seattle, pinned on his shirt the war crosses of the United States and Fran a HOLSUM satan TAKES YOU BACK TO YOUNGER DAYS Scrofula Rheumatism Catarrh are constitutional dis- s. They require a constitutional y. 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Nothing fades, shrinks or wrink No pressing needed, Do not attemp les. it This gasoline all dry cleant A package of Solvite soap contain: ing directions for home dry cleaning costs little at any drug, grocery or department store, Dry clean out doors or away from flame, sonp is the secret of 200 to 400 boxes apples. 190 to 500 crates strawberries, Other crops in proportion. Big money tn dairying and hog raising. He lives on the for his table that any country plenty of money, in addition to support- he owns is increasing tn What more could one If you gust go over to the Tiree Riv ers Country and talk to the farmers of this Natured-favored region you'll find Call at office or mail coupon for free informa- “Land of Sunshine and Big Crops” Western Pacific Securities Co. MAIN OFFICE—711-714 White Bldg., Seattle Branch Offices—Portland, Tacoma, Pasco and Boise, Idaho Camp, Awarded Decorations in a little room in aj to dry clean without Solvite soap. | THREE RIVERS FARMS OFFER A good home in a delightful climate. An income much above the average. Three Rivers the best food than most men dre in the in the city—and can lay aside Youll find, too, anxious to sell out. And the land Why shouldn't they value every The longest growin The cartlest about this in Logging | LeMay was a private in Company | K, of the 364 Infantry, when he per- |formed the exploit for which he re- celved recognition from two govern- ments. He came thru the war in France unscathed. But last ure day, while engaged in the p eful | pursuits of civil Hfe, he was pinned to carth by a giant tree. His back was broken, his collar bone fractured and his ribs crushed, Little hope is |held for his recovery. | |Will Prosecute Jail Breakers John Walburg, 24, Fred Lioyd, 31, and J. C. McKenzie, 22, three of the five men who escaped from the city | stockade near Kent, are now held in the cognty jail, Charges of jail breaking will be filed against them. Carl Gitler and James Miley, the other two men who escaped, are still at large, Officers aro searching the district near Kant, and the Seattle | police are hunting in the city for the men Guards of the stockade have dis- covored the men robbed a locker be- fore they escaped, and made away with a gun and a pair of handcuffs belonging to Guard A. J. Christopher. |CHAMBER TO OPPOSE | REMOVAL OF MARKET Unless it can be proved that the economic welfare of Seattle will be |improved, G. C, Corbaley, secretary jot the Chamber of Commerce and {Commercial Club, notified Mayor | Fitzgerald Wednesday that the cham- | ber opposes removal of the Pike place | public market | SAVANNAH, IIL, Sept. 18.—Louts Bluhm is dead and Peter Cymbal |Iles at the point of death as the re- sult of being shot Wednesday & posse of by enraged citizens who thought the men were holdups. Both men are from Chicago, of your lifetime. If you are a farmer— If you once lived on a farm— If you're a city man eager to get away from they are real business men—men who are saving more money every year LIVING BETTER! that They Have Everything That Any Man Could Demand or Expect The richest soll that lies outdoors, the Mason-Dixon line. crops Counties Refuse will pay the Puget Sound Iron &| counties would not pay the $200,000 Steel Works for damages to its plant| damages asked by the company. industrial uncertainties— YOU: Pleasant and prosperous surroundings. And—best of all—INDEPENDENCE! earlier than Yakima), consequently top notch prices for the things they pro duce. Splendid trrigation systems, with an abundance of water. Good neighbors of the thrifty, indus trious type. Three transcontinental railroads, plac ing them in a few hours touch with Seattie, Tacoma, Portland, Spokane and other big markets. And a delightful climate with long, clear summers and mild winters, ever able to save they are not They're satisfied. be? % season north of (three weeks SIGN, CLIP AND MAIL THIS ggguuusenen WESTERN PACIFIC SECURITIES CO., 711-714 White Blidg., Seattle. Dear Sirs: Without obligation on my part, please send me, free, information about farm lands in the Three Rivers Country and land seekers’ excursions. _ Occupation ..+.........+++++++-. Phone S-8-18-19 | because of the inter-county river im- provement. 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