The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1920, Page 4

PAGE 4 ‘This is Home Coming Week at the, Thiverety of Washin Alumni thruoit the country have i Deen invited back campus. De Friday and Saturday are the two big z days. Five bundr: will take part nt on the cam » in the May pus from 4 Friday At 6:30 frat rority houses will be thrown nt ar mual reunion ¢ CANOE CARNIVAL JN LAKE CANAL At 8:30 the graduating class ts re ‘erived into t ation with cerem a ¢ “Chartes At 90 every down t the lake car carnival, fir y moonlight ¢! day ends with a car Saturday is “Junior tional for aquatic canal. At 9:30 a.m. the f alumni begins at raft The aquatic Moon. There wil! be « Tights, races and a tong petition BIG CREW RACES AT 4:30 SATURDAY the lake peting against "Wa Samual classic she You can get along in life far better by building up your strength than by throwing it ay through carelessness and neglect. Strength comes from the blood, and strong blood comes only when it is ‘mot neglected. The best and safest way to _ be strong and well is : take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis- tovery Tablets. These re ly overcome ane- or thin blood. ‘They put a feeling of vim, vigor. strength _ wallop,” men with vim, vip, v Pierce's Golden Medical bad case ef skin trouble with D I wrote to Dr. Pierce, and a @overy’ and the ‘Peasant Pei and was cured. too pighly.”—Mrs. Caroline Boles, Discovery, extracts, without alcohol, and found to be a wonderful tonic for the manufacture of red blood within the body. by druggists in tablet or liquid form; or send 10 cents to) Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., BEAVERTON, Oregon.—*I was taken very sick with a bad canet almost gave up but happened to think of my mother’s Pierce's Gold advice I took the ,’ also used Dr. Sage’s Catarrh nh voted at | | gathering - LIVES OF THREE ENDED BY GAS Aged Woman Turns on Jet ' in Portland Home PORTI Her a AND, May 19.- them so m Q them t co dead bodies were found to his You canit afford Men “with a igor, are those who take Dr. composed of herbal | For sale for trial package. | en M ddical Remedy medi and the dollar buying materials ‘We e the recognized sewing want. Supplies, Repairs, Rents. 415 Union. You Will Never Be Cured by Local Treatment With Sprays. Catarrh is a condition ot the blood aad cannot be cured b cations of sprays and has been proven by t housands who have vainly reac to this | Method of treatment i Catarrh should mt be neglected OF experimented with. The wrong treatment is valua t, dur | Ing which the disease is getting a firmer hold upon its victim, and! it more difficult for even the proper treatment to accomplish results, ‘Though Catarrh maken its first | appearance in the nostrils, throat | ‘ avi air pasmages, the diseane be. | NO NEED TO WAIT! Compare dollar value—the dolla? buying ready-to-wear garments Make this comparison; it will Interest all thrifty housekeepers. Hemstitching, picoting, buttons, pleating SERVICE cinity. We can and will take care of your every sewing machine Give us a trial WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. TWO STORES Don’t Experiment with Catarrh; It Often Leads to Dread Consumption Very Special Prices and Terms Prevail in a One-Week Sale. Price Savings We are making some sharp reductions during this One Week Sale. Buy~now and make a genuine saving. SAVINGS From $10.00 to $30.00. TERMS Can be arranged to sult your convenience, A sewing ma- chine today pays for itself many times in @ year, BUY NOW! you yourself make up at home machine headquarters tn this vi- 314 Pine. comes more and finally reaches lungs, and everyone recognizes the alarming conditions that result when the lungs are affected. Thus Ca tarrh may be the forerunner of that and more aggravated down into the +} most dreaded and hopelens of all d ses, consumption ¥o local treatment affords perma nent relief. that 8. 8. 8. is the one attacks the and produces #4 ults in even the we tarrh sufferers are urged to 8. 8. 8. a thorough trial, It In by all druggists, You are invited to write to the Medical Department for jexpert advice as to how to treat your own case. Address’ Swift Spe cific Co., 164 Swift Laboratory, At lanta, Ga, remedy which disease at its » Experience has taught | und Phor } ganized Operatives Highly organined je robbery of p' mact the whe that } tht ring a mon sfay night by a new member of the Boone. “gang « @ publ He was f robbir ated by JE 4 later turn Orne Mason deck ar ate machinery that p by phe Seattle tele ROOK Ls ith a net n m, Fourth @ » of the moth robbing the coin 1 was then told, to pick out his own nd to “get busy.” INT GOES /HERUPS” He was to pay 25 per cent of his arnings to the “b * accord ng to the alleged Roone ix said to have collected over in the ort Ume he was at Other members of the “ring” are til operating in downtown depart ment stores, hotels in the “hophead iwtrict, at poatoffice loo) rooms. One’ s 's Health Breaks Tiown Like 1 Declines Return the Old One-Horse Chaise of Boath to State SACRAMENTO, Cul, May 19. denied th hens has tate of Waahi om a. 3 Governor ‘The governor ruled vidence submitted nsuff aw s wanted Okanogan | tions w and renewed ambition into those whol" ve -take them. Most people would feel better, stronger and hap- | ine if they took a few of these Tablets. be sick when it costs so little to get well. “T have a son and daughter that were also cured of the worst chronic | @oughs by taking the ‘Discovery.’ My family can Box 263. } good condith was committed three years ago, ¥ | Authorize Purchase Farm Loan Bonds WASHINGTON May 18, — The has passed a joint resolution of the farm loan tent of one hundred A postponement of jourt's decision on the tionality of the farm lean has ‘made sales to private tndux jen imponaibia, | John ‘Barton Payne © was given an! charged with having been | Accidentally Drowns After to make her | face TH Slipping fre © freigh TELEPHONE ROBBERS STEAL $1,000 A MONT Ah ‘Alumni Returns to U-W MASTER CROOK ‘SAILOR LEAPS Campus This Week End DIRECTS GANG 10 DEATH HERE ween Takes Per Cent From Or- Striking Head Kat a wallow he 1 ad and was tb the bay Tu any om drowning ident was witnessed by A 4 wireless operator on who immediately but the body of complete) Marvin had sunk beneath the sur- * could be} the war. the wet railing of an, plunged to the pile nder st, dock, struck ried into the day evening ody was recovered two hours It is thought that he was od by hin fall, and waa unable effort to save himself War > West Katan, gave the alarm. before a rencue effected of keys from | the statement | ] | | U. S. Rail Director | WASHI ‘ON, May 19.-- John | Barton Payne, secretary of the tn terior, was ginted director gen-| of railroads, it was announced the White House yesterday, SUCCRSSFUL OPENING pening of the many upstairs in the McDermott building at h and Pine Saturday was aus- jous, hundreds staking advantage asion. ‘The halls were ar 4 with ferns and ¢ different estab. Ie one of was disco yitke r to be Betsy Anne Hisle of 6273 ave. N. E. ay a! 19th emerged from the Myrtle did several of her captivat Cocoanut Oil Fine for Washing Hair If y o keep your hair in . be careful what you it with. soaps and prepared sham- poos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brit tle, and ie very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut bil shampoo (which is pure and entirely greaseless), is snuch better than any use for shampooi ing, as thie can't is very cheap, and a few ounces 4 enough to last everyone in the fam ily for months OAR tl hy suffer the discomforts and) embarrassments of a Gottre? 0, G.C. preparation for goitre has bene: fied many Why pay opera can b al hundred erly applied gives esuliq@or your money wi ©, G.C. is gold direct, by | Write for booklet. | Address Dept. C 0.0.C. CHEMICAL COMPANY Seattle, Washington ~ refunded only possibly injure the hair, | Simply moisten your hatr with water and rub it In. One or twe ynfuls will make an abur dance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thor Joughly. ‘The lather rinses out easily and remot ery particle of dust dirt, dandruff and excessive oll. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and ¢ bright fluffy and easy to manage You can get Mulsified cocoanut ol! | shampoo at most any drug store. It | » with congrat | thing else you can| new Marvin was a native of Oakland, | Washington. ined the Wegt Katan as) ‘The body was sent the morgue and the boy's parents a HH un engi wiper vtifled of his demine Rotter a penny with a smile than a| ‘lor shop and on @ farm, endeay ‘ilar given with a frown. “DANDERINE” *"| Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty. A few ee 2 : 1 \ : ; | | \ ; ' * for 10,000,000 tons of shipping. - yPPINg Congress adopts a progressive policy. For the first time in half a century Bargain _— va sem a yo the American flag is back the pol ay seo * eve: Spon laws make American ships more valuable sea. Shall we keep it there? than they are at present. These ships are now owned by the Sagi gr = - = United States Government. It is ed policy is to do_whatever_may_be tas tae eed sons necessary to develop and encourage” pv bed fsa ¢ sold to private our merchant marine. rare American ships cost more to build But the United States should not and to operate than do foreign ones. sell its ships until the conditions under © Congress is planning toovercome these : which they are to be operated are disadvantages. determined. Until this is done, it is evident that am the ships we new have should not be These conditions will only be known dispersed to face competitive con- | when shipping legislation now under _ ditions which, prior to the war, resulted | consideration becomes a law. This in the decline of our merchant marine | law will affect ship values as __ to insignificance. Send for free copy of ‘<For an Ameri¢an Merchant Marine” iz COMMITTEE OF AMERICAN SHIP BUILDERS i | 30 CHURCH STREET, NEW YORK CITY 7 Chairman: J.W. POWELL, + + ~ Vice-President, Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp., Ltd., Bethlehem, Pa. >! H.A.EVANS,- - + «© «© «© « President, Baltimore Drydock & Shipbuilding Co., Baltimore, Md. a A.C. PESSANO, - - « « Chairman Board of Directors, Great Lakes Engineering Works, Detroit, Mich. | J.W.MASON,- + + «© « « President, Western Pipe and Steel Co, of California, San Francisco, Cal. q | H.B. TAYLOR, + + + Vice-President, William Cramp & Sons Ship & Engine Bldg. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. : J.¥.DUTHIE,- © +, + 2 + + + © = ++ President, J, F, Duthie & Co,, Seattle, Wash. ij | 5 Oe AOE Td f life nts buys » application of not find a fallen hair or any | president of (gp University of ‘Texas. iruff, vewides every bair shows /and learned, more | Hawkes lives in « suburban cottage vigor, brig’ knens “Danderine Danderin ntnens, should not be sold now SEATTLE STAR un he wan ~ | dren. ~} |Professor Arrested ‘PROBE DEATH OF|CONFESSES TO. on Bigamist Charge STREET CAR MAN $10,000 THEFT Me pant organ \Tiffin Orders Seagching In-| |ntan Held in Yakima for famous Arctio explorer and author, | vestigation Spokane’ Robbery and yptil 10 years ago professor at 19.—Is world Hila arrest followed. Likewise the [flight of the woman called Wife No. 2, maid to have been a Washington girl whom Hawkes met while an of. | floer during the war. She in report. | the University of Texas, a bigam-|ed ta have gone to a amall towe in|, Coroner ©. C. Tittin hax andered | ¥ AKIMA, May 1g—-Albert T. Mee int? a to walt “unt! the clouds | MO\rONne gn a sig bp ‘| Gert, who was arrested here, has He has been arrested here on n|TOll by.” Bhe was @ teacher In the|% Cl "rises can gin Aged ~ fexed to participation in the | bigamy charge, brought by Mrs, | Austin schools, ¥ lecioun between two cars at the Fre.|Tobbery of the Great Northern Bx. | Worence Case Hawken of Milwaukee, @ three children Mrs. Hawkes | ont car barn early Tues “x company ctfice at Spokana tthe hardships of three |PToUKht from Milwaukee are: Luella, who endured the hardships ‘A skull was fractured. He Inst Friday n $10,000 was ne- Actic winters ta help him to fame. |7: Kenneth, 4, and Ethel, 2. Two| reaching the City honpital in a spe : nr - Mra, Hawkes aga she came to | thers, born in Kakimoland, with no! i) «treet car, The skull blow could the police announ yester. but Eskimo squaws in attend. | afternoon . died there and were buried in day McGert, in Austin to ask ber husband to return | hardly have been caused by such a to her, anly to find him serenely liv- fall, investigators believe. Titus | his reported confes- ing with Wife No, 2. the snow. Pts hod lived at 128 Bowdoin place. sion, implicated Hl. A. Peterson, HE CLAIMED DIVORCE nee Inight express agent at Spokane, IN WASHINGTON an an accomplice, the police snid, two Prof. Hawkes in said to ha tated that he was divorced fro Wife No, 1 in Washington during Mre. Hawkes No. 1 denics this and inquiries are being ma \Noted ‘Astronomer or aeaaves others, Whee Is Dead in East | Po fused te reveal, pare ticipated in th robbery CLEVELAND, May 19—Dr, Jobn| McGert had $900 on his person Nelson Btockwell, 88, noted astrono-|when taken into custody. mer, and credited with exploding Dr. Cook's claim to discovery of the| If a man doesn't grumble | at home it may This is Mra, Hawkes’ story: Their home in Milwaukee was |Droken up nearly two years ago. From August, 1918, until March, 1920, she worked in a laundry, a oring to support their three chil | In March she broke down and appealed to the Milwaukee aban. donment officer, who wrote to Prof. | Hawkes. She mays she received a| money order for $50, with @ note, which said: “Here's $50, divorce.” WENT TO AUSTIN SEEKING RECONCILIATION Instead, Mra. Hawkes bundied up the children and went to Austin, hoping for @ reconciliation and a new start | She gives this / You'd better get a version of their | firet meeting: “What are you doing in Austin? ho asked “I came here | nest,” she said | "Ob, no you won't; you're going |rtight back to your home in Milwau- kee.” They bad lunch together and he | vinited the children at the hotel, she |aays, but when he failed to keep er engagement she’ beame » to be with you,| called up the home of the _ PLANTS SOLD |Five Big Factories in ‘Cali-| Norm role. tied here late yesterday. fornia Are Purchased BAN FRANCISCO, May 19.—Five AC’ of California's big milk food product , Plants were purchased yesterday by Nestie’s* Food company of New York in one of the mort important deals in the state's history, said to involve Ht a millions of dollars. ‘ M he's fe. announcement that the} E deal had en concluded, it became kn that th uM * . . ter ia reveral western, officer from A constitutional remedy that removes the cause by *ortland t Francisco, . ildi i g nite Caitoras grown as |Duilding up the system, will stop a cough and break dairy state | nom hag Gr nee eS weatie| Be aco ese ¢ ements contain in Vino company, which owns and operates | Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Wild Cherry, Iron and ‘ ik plas he U en i aa unde, \spesee’ tate. pemmeanion| Pee ape, aes ae create an energy that of plants of the Alpine Evaporated a pak pera fry: oP es grr 190g babes dadh’ 4 the cold and prevents its reoccurrence. males and Coburg, and of the Car Here is Proof that Vimel is a Great Remedy for Coughs and Colds penter Milk company at Salida and| Columbia, 8. C.—‘‘I contracted a Manistee, Miclh— ‘‘1 was ina weak, Tulare in the Han Joaquin valley. |egld and hard cough so I could netaleep run-down cendition as the resuit of 1 pag remwen | soon Lemp lwas ina weak, run-down condition and could bard): keep around. Vinoi built me up Census Increased (22,278, Sverpesred WASHINGTON, May 19—A gain Mas ELLEN CoLuma. of 27.3 per cent in population for the “| last decade is shown in the 1920 cen- “| #us returna for Balt Lake City, Utah, mado public today. The city now has 118,110, an in- : creane of 25,333 over THE ‘There are but a few unhappy mar- CRI riages. The unhappiness comes later. that “Prot says, with his wife.” Why our: ships O meet the needs of war a great American merchant fleet was created; we spent $3,000,000,000 well as settle our future on the sea. 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