The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 18, 1920, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR--WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18, 1920. eee led by Club, _, Photos of Women. |Arizona Deputies Make Fifth Trip to Gather Bisbee Jurymen bere ct reg siaraat aah one at Hk Eveieclion oe ae BY M. B, 'ERACY ‘Two gaye are required to serve sub- examined, he anid he had noibeen, Bile ineietense oh ‘this mobilization of China by the Japa the group being actors, art-|“photograph shooting mystery? wili|(United Tress Staff Correspondent) poenas, owing to the distance tolin Bisbee for 14 years, and b not} caused his elimination manner ‘ amatont ti Dalia Belk 4 Architects, writere and other|depend the future relationship of| TOMBSTONE, Aris, Fen, 18.—|%° traveled. been out of his county In that] Yesterday's session came to a We yield to no one on the|ene against th a J men of note, have been | James J, Lake, automobile man, and| Deputy sherifte will start their fitth| There are now 20 men In the box, | time, Bisbee is his nearest large) tery close of patriotic ardor, in| auestion of Americanism and paling head with great success, sued for $100,000 damages by | his wife, Mra. Francesa Kingwnorth|sortie into the Arizona solitudes| Those to be called will include an, | town, which attorneys for both sides vied|triotiam,” shouted Attorney Worse. of John Collier) RB. Kegerreis, an actor who/ Lake, former art model, | this afternoon seeking jurors to try| ether assortment ‘of cowboys, ad “I never see the newspapers,” | with the judge ley of the Prosecution. od founder and president of the Nae ly belonged to the organism lake was shot by a man who | the Hishee deportation case ventures, farmers and s#o-called/aaid Hudson. He said he did not The defense attacked J. A. Chas Judge Pattee excused astagne Nell ‘on the ground that before and| claimed to have a set of photographs! The fourth panel was exhausted | “outcasts,” know what “organized labor’ was,|tagne, talesman, claiming be had) . Pam NA One case brought to light yeater.|On one point he was positive, been charged with insulting the tional 4 for Review of Motion Pigs the time the United States! taken of his wife while on a Misia | last night and another was being fh the war they denounced him | {ppt river yachting trip, after takin, ‘awn thin morning, composed of| day Indicates tn slightly exaggerated | I believe it's right,” he said, “for| American fag during the war ; 300 names, Meanwhile the court| fashion the type of » called, |men sometimes to take the Iaw| “No man guilty of such a thing “, in addressing the Commons wealth club. . & proGerman, a friend of the|a policeman with him to meet th And even as a spy ‘man at a lonely spot here, will be recessed until Friday noon. | When A. B. Hudson, stockman, was! into their own banda.” can wit as juror in my court,” | last week Says Japs Array 4) China Against U. S; N FRANCISCO, Feb. 18——Ph belief Judge Pattee ruled in « determinea| SAN PRA Feud one of the charges tional Community associatio k, and founder of the CAPT, W. H. FERGUSON, veteran | © Alaska master, died in Ban Francisco _MORE THAN 17 MILLION A | WEN ~ sf . ~ne 4 ow St If Placed End to End, the Packages lof Vick’s VapoRub Used Last Year Would Reach from NewY ork to Phila- delphia, to Pittsburgh, to Cleveland, to Detroit—a Distance of 701 Miles Vick’ VapoRub is a Real ‘‘Little Bodyguard’”’ Against Croup and Cold Troubles in Literally Millions of American Homes to the lungs, loosening the phlegm and clearing the air passages. ‘ 2nd—External—Vicks is abeorbed through the affected parts, and thus aids the vapors in- haled to relieve the congestion. 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For pneu- monia, Vicks ie somewhat as directed for Deep Chest Colde—for full directions see the Directions Folder. TONSILITIS Apply es directed for Sore Threat. CROUP-SPASMODIC Rub Vicks administered only by a physician. HAY FEVER There is no certain Vicks Cy ecel Appl fea tem; * pply as for porary INFLUENZA In opite of the epidemic last winter, Uttle is known of this disease-—even germ causing it fe not definitely located and no specific for 80 far as known, has been dis- WHOOPING COUGH This Is a self-limited disease, rurming a couree which varies from a few weeks to several months. There is no known specific— Vicks is of value in easing the cough paroxyams, and thus lessening their weakening effect on the system. Rub Vicks well over the spinal column, from the neck to the hips, to relieve the nerv- ous tension. Then apply over throat and chest, covering with hot flannels. 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Donot bring the parts affected near a fire. HEADACHE, NEURALGIA Rub the forehead and temples with Vicks, melt a little in a spoon end inhale the vapors, apply a little Well up the nostrils. Headaches come from many causes; they are symptoms of more serious troubles, usually faulty digestion or eye strain. If headaches are continuous, a physician or @ good oculist should be consulted. MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM, SORE- NESS, STRAINS, SPRAINS For these troubles, alternating 4 of hot and cold cloths should be applied as directed for Bruises. Then massage well the parts affected with Vicks, cover thickt- and apply hot, flannel cloths. In cases of muecc'~* rheumatism or ex- treme muscular pain, after follovina the THE VICK CHEMICAL COMPANY Greensboro, N.C. COLDS OR ROUP IN FOWLS Rub a little Vicks over nose holes in beak and make the fowl ewallow a piece the size of a bean. PNEUMONIA OR PLEURISY IN HORSES Keep in a warm, dry, well ventilated, roomy box stall, and give