The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1920, Page 4

FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET PALO ALTO, Cal., Feb, 1 | | | years, luni inter¢ ac STORE leaves behind him. the general outlines are |his personal affairs, |munity in Iowa. |medicine and become a ¢oun- |try doctor. This did not suit \the boy, who knew what he }wanted, even at 14 years of jage, | He went to Oregon, where he made his home with friends, also Quakers, earning his Hving tn the daytime and studying at night to fit himself for college. There were no Inight schools at that time, and most of hie studying waa done without teachers ATED WITH ER CLASS” He is a graduate of the “ptoneer clase” of Stanford, "95, the first class to take the full four years’ work. He took the course in geoldgy. His | wife, Lou Henry Hoover, took the [same course, and is the only woman | ever graduated in it She ts the daughter of C. D. Henry, a banker, of Montara, Cal. She graduated with the clans of ‘98. ‘They were married February 10, 1899 | Hoover's methods of working his way thra college did not include the traditional one of waiting on tables, n He and I were both The Acorn Cabinet Gas Range Hes Every Part at a Convenient Height the problém of financing our eww in college.” saye Dr. Ray Lyman Wiibur, now president of Stanford) N° stooping or reaching is necessary with this range, for cooking top, oven, and shelves are all ideally located. | * The deep, high oven permits baking two | racks of bread, with ample room for rising, | -and the deep broiler can be used for a roast- | ing oven, also. ; The built-in shelf and the * extra-heavy oven top provide ample shelf room ‘for ‘all _ purposes, and there is a warming or storage compartment below the burners. Economical of gas and time, and uniform in its cooking and baking results, this range meets most needs, ideally. Price $65.00. ~Stove Section, the Downstairs Store university, “I remember we agreed we ought to have brains enough, it | we were going to succeed later on, to) |pay our way in some way that was not merely mangal labor, but would have some ttellectual training a» sociated with it.” SHOWS BENT (ror ORGANIZING ||| Hoover's bent for organizing show. od Iteelf in the venture he undertook. | Ho established a laundry agency,| with a pald staff of fellow students) to collect and distribute the bundles, | while he made his profit by being Dusiness manager. ||| He also conducted « ttle theatre | for which he engaged lecturers and were tn a -50-giece Dinner.Set Special $25.00 AX exceptiofially- low price for this Dinner Service of medium - weight semi- porcelain, well-finished and tastefully decor- ated with coin gold border and thin black line. Handles of the cups and covered dishes are gold-cov- ered. 6 Dinner 2 Meat Platters 6 Dessert Plates 1 Covered Dinh no 6 Soup Plates 2 Open Vegetable Dishes ans 6 Bread and Butter Plates 1 Sauce Boat § Dishi 1 Plokle Dish ie Special, Thursday, $25.00. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Wire Briefs WALLA , WALLA-—Interdenom} national religious conference ts on at Whitman college. NEW YORK—The yachts Irofita land Mystery and three bulldings Collision in Fog; i: He Loses His Teeth ese in Riot Suffrage Bill ing “oo igh H—Beenes of riot.) Two front teeth were lost by H.| destroyed by fire in Robt. Jacobs on universal! ®, Little, 315 Eighth ave. N., early shipyards. _ suffrage in the diet. The opposition) 14 C uM attacked the government for oppos. | inesday, when his auto, on the) WASHINGTON-—Martlal law do- clared in southern Honduras, SPOKANE.—-Police seek Frank wrong side of the street, at Westlake ave. and Stone way, collided with a) - whe at-|truck driven by A. Reed, 1216 w.| iis and infant, following man's chambers. The| Nickerson ast. Little’ we | mulelde threat. f i FUYALAUP.—A. Welog killed blasting stumps, buried here Tues | day. SALEM-—Jack La Rose, 38, who : escaped prison ghards year ago, . held tn Shawnee, Okla. SPOKANE—J. A. Yeomans, 46, ‘ vice president old National bank, ; . in dead here. j e | PORTLAND—Tegion man urge congressmen to pass bonus for ex- service men, | | { Nothing Hastens Recovery Like Vinol li tttheen Radton, and scart tot That is because Vinol contains the greatest strength sie" A Cor Be | creating and body building elements known to , VANcouvEn medicine— Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron and ‘hare ” Manganese, Hyphosphites, etc. ou can just fee) , SPOKANE—Spokane $1,250,000 ™ i A _ yourself. gain after taking Vinol a week. | auditorium. er is Proof that Vinol Creates St PHILADELPHIA—OU prod : ds 4 ies tts | Orecorech, Maer Le G P price of ibly weak, anaemic with no | left me run-down and so weak I hi biamed the fog for the accident. 3. C-—Mra, Bertha eld here on Uquor may build memorial pe charged with present high price of to gosoline. I could not even walk ive up my work. At my drug sto: , <OUVE d the house without being ex- Framed About Vinol, andafter tak stonmer Canadien Prospector d, and as I am a housewife I it about one month I feel like @ jaunched here yesterda: bie tceynd ca have help. I tried tonics ii erent woman. I eat well, = Sb yimawinged doctors without benefit. I read | well and feel well, and I can trul PUYALLUP-—L. 1. Raymond, it Vinol. and four bottles built me | Vinol is a God-send to any weak, run- n- Manager Puyallup & Sumner Fruit down person to create atrength ‘after pees Ph, ‘anning Co, is dead of pneumonia, ‘Mary ELLA Forp, Maeniseeey Shen | ve ; if Uinol falls” “id AND. IRON OU R COD ‘LIVER GREATEST sickness.’ CHICAGO.—Police seeking Tolan- da Sabatini, 17, kidnaped by re | eoted muitor. | MRS. JOHN D. MILNE, 79, adh | Tuesday, She was mother of Edgar NIC IS EHE STRE, NCTH CREATOR: KNOWN ' BERR Gaon Curren ns jatre, Funeral arrangements are be- ing made by Bonney. n'a, known. HOOVER WORKED HIS WAY THRU COLLEGE; ; BY MABE L ‘ABBOTT | Any loyal Hoosier will explain to| reveals the fact that they want Foo a ‘arnard was chief in command|him, County chairmen, precinct 004 conservation ct « ¢ 0 caders were you that Indiana ta clone to the na | ver food conservats ube in| captains and community lea ~(By Mail.) —Stanford uni} tions heart, since the center of pop-| The petitions, which were quickly jorganized in & vast nystem which For some| ulation i# ‘within the state boun-| filled in with the required 600 emee| | | could be reached within a few hours word sent out from head versity is a good place to hea ar “Hoover stories.” as the former Stanford student, now a trustee of the] iivgely of native stock, it ie rioh both | sity, has filled a constantly bigger place in the world’s) in t, old graduates and contemporary officials have rum- maged in their memories for the tales that every student Back of the Stanford period is a boyhood of which only While Hoover has not |dodged publicity regarding the public affairs he has en- gaged in, he has persistently refused to talk about himself or He was born of Quaker parents, in a little Quaker com- His parents died while he was a child. |guardians wanted him to go to a small Quaker college, study 3 and mach miseries. fectly har 1 looked years repeating, all stor 1 6 deep crow’s feet | and appetite. Reve stomach * be elon and the annoying | sweet and strong. Inerenses Vitality and Pep. fh accordance with the famouse Mar-|creases about my neck. It seema| EATONICIs the best . Tene of theo- -") - mola iption. A reduction of |dimeult to believe nything could | sands wonderfelly Denefited. Only costs a cant ° . 1 ands a Weel evernl to|er use ively ° two, thr uF po’ . is earanteed Herbert Hoover as @ uni- versity student. At mothers everywhere know that chil- aon INDIANAPOLIS, ~ | but fa in elty homes, farm homes,| derstand why Dr Ind., friends have not made Feb. 2 way of the ver to step forth and announce’ his|the mont camial que willingness to serve as president and women in various walks of life | Indi by republican voters w scrambled | the honor, were launched with « le purposes, Dr. Barnard ex darion, ite sons and daughters are) iculture and Mm manufactorics Pro’ onal politicians will go fur ther and explain why temperamental “We have resolved to start some | sdiana is independent, to the last | next president of the United States,” dogree | Dr. Banard maid. “And we are deter. After Dr. Hi. &. Barnard started in| mined that something munt be done circulation the first petitions pre; Aa soon as possible to persuade Mr. Hoover’s candidacy, served under Hoover an food admin haere, publicity directors or any of the other wtandard adjuncts of @ full| grown presidential boom. The Hoosier Hooverites are not the professional players of the political game. Hoover sentiment is not gen- erated in th in the «moky lobbies of hotels, htens Her Skin— elim Marsh, “While in Le friend, much envied because of "her | lo gave me a form mq nade preparation which | t of instantly tihten- kin, thue emoothing oe of Reducing Fat na turruws pelpal ingredient tn pow-) dered xolite, which can be had at! Many drug eon here. An ounce of #axo- fat people fear owelene | means for reducing their wel Hiore is on extracrdinary met ofdinary because, while pers lite is dissolved tn a half pint sexe. | hazel. After bathing my face in this but once the transformation the rule, F the recipe drugeiat, or if la Tene we will re them from an: ’ omit today, Yor will ses. a prefer, Stores. me quite be Mirror. ~ Hoover Boom Grows i in Heart “of America or propaganda ever buiit “on | Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are the result of Dr. Edwards’ determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints pene mo griging, mo lapury to. the [_—_—— 10c and 25c a box, Loses Her Wrinkles | i “I want to tell you how easily 1} got rid of my Nrinkles,” writes bay After you Reten. 0 take EATON ic |= PE vrwns he eves Heartburn, Blost- ‘eeling. Stops food souring, ad be-}Bartell Drug Stores, Five Retail nd his {Indiana during the war. | received orders and dianapolis precious beyond price, Are’ You muscles, rheumatic Southern Mothers Have Found a Way to Treat Children’s Croup and Colds Without Internal Dosing dren’s stomachs are delicate and their di- gestions easily disturbed, and therefore they should be given as little internal dosing as possible. Yet croup and colds come often and certainly cannot be neglected. A North Carolina Draggist Solves The Use of Vicks Has Steadily the Problem lncresisod Starting with the 2ustomers of Mr. Richardson's retail drug store, the saleof this external treatment has grown, coun- ty'by county, state by state, until now Vicks can be found in almost any drug store in allsections of the United States. Mothers who once use Vicks always keep a bottie on hand thereafter. It is 0 easily applied, so quick in its effects, and, best of all, can be used as often and as freely as desired, without fear of harmful results, Thanks to Lunsford Richardson, a druggist in Greensboro, N. C., this problem has been solved, and Southern mothers have been given a method of sages to the hings, at the same time the salve was absorbed¢hru and stimulated the skin, attracting the blood to the sur- face end thus aiding the vapors inhaled to relieve the trouble. This prepara- tion Mr. Richardson called Vick’s VapoRub. Vicks contains no harmful drags, just the old-fashioned, time-tested Now Over 17 Million Jars Are Used Yearly The best evidence of the value of Vicks is the increasing number of fami- lies who, each year, are converted to the use of this real “Little Body- guard in the Home.” The number of jars used annually ion on . for the last few years is: | ri 1910.....006 347,748 Jars Tee ! ; 1911.....e65 523,152 Jars 2 oe 1912... 1913... 1914... 1915... 1916. int ; 1917, AN 1918...... + 1,027,068 Jars + 1,357,590 Jars «+ 1,462,330 Jars ++ 2,418,213 Jars .« 4,302,764 Jars .. 6,799,511 Jars . 17,377,408 Jars = WISKS Insist on the Genuine At All Drug gists 30c—60c—$1.20 caggiay etait Ha ty i f i ie g s iif i lt it ii HI i aH organs where there is tightness or soreness, Vicks should be applied over the it and chest— if necessary, first hot wet cloths — and rubbed in well until the skin is red; then spread on thickly and covered with one or two thicknesses of hot flannel clotha, If the cough is annoying, a small piece the size of a pea can be swallowed every few hours, Minor Ailments In addition to its ‘use for Cold Troubles; Vicks has been found excellent as a salves liniment ‘or pldfter for troubles such as Bites, Burns, Itchings, Soreness, Sunburn, One hum |dred thourhnd housewives, scattered , | thruout every township in the state, suggestions thru But the Hoover movement in In- @ ana and elsewhere has scrupulously § reguiar political workers would regard as Indiafha ix @ pivotal state in national] where to crystallize the popular feel Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets | refrainea trom making any use even campaigns. |ing that Herbert Hoover must be the| Are a Harmless Substitute |°,'%* mailing lists which a pied truthfully say he ie 7 peed ‘health. senting Hoover for president on the| Hoover that he can not escape the republican ticket in the coming pri-| duty of becoming a candidate.” bd on Py Bb = = f Your ealth? mary election, it would bé natura! | FOOD MACHINERY fated ‘With, dive ai) o ‘in his pevate to expect that there existed in the | 18 NQT USED practice with One may not be actually sick, Hig| capital and metropolis of the state! m parnard wan for 15 years pure| | They do td tee. toe res that calomel | feal 10 tired and languid, low some wort of organteation promoting | rooq eommiasioner of Indiana. He | does but have no bad after eflects. No | | #94 ambitionless, HOOSIER HOOVERITES intrator during the war, and his| 8 or danger from The kidneys work fgg NOT POLITICIANS prenent werk, as & puse £004 expert| stimulate the liver and and dey, and it is no wonder But there ia no much organization;|!n private employ, carries him to Take Dr. Edwards’ | Olive, Tablets Neb ees weak, sore of diseased. no headquarters, no secretaries, mnan-| very section of the United States. | when you feel “logy” and “heavy. jearly everybody euflers from kid- The politicians can not quite un-|Note how they clear clouded brain and trouble or bladder Rear give reseiag gree Sa beok- Ceres et.