The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1920, Page 8

PAGE 8 A ‘THE SEATTLE STAR — = = "ae" P TINDALL’S —(rsoiserawr vow) GUN ONLY CLUE [PRINCE PAUL TO “COMEBACK” PALESTINE IS |Rxzmond Frazier, POANTIJAP (cannot. BOM PROBE BE GREEK KING CLUB FORMED LAND OF BABEL <=" Dropped by Police | of Monkey Bite come All Handicaps = | Official Languages n worth, dawintant » 380 Remington automatic! LONDON, Oct. 26-<Irince Pau NEW YOR ory jon counsel, who declared o « Jue to the dynamiting of | has been called to the Greek throne | REAT Kidney, liver, bladder and uric orem * niet et | Hoon of Tus a ce trom acid troubles are most dangerous moan . © plumber who ts to ¥, detectives . Hecause of Patt ence trom the | taken iscredit. the efforts. that| Me ‘ er la ‘ because of their insidious attacks. Measure Aimed at Nippon © contemplated job |! day cir efforta to find a mo-| count eanecy be extallshed ' ‘ “ tod Heed the first warning they give tectives C, EB, Ten hog ranchers, the wity on had attacked Gounell, at its meeting Monday a BURLED BY DISGRUNTLED Tho legation made public a me nbat two thing ve a Thinks He’s Found rages et bts ‘The world’s stafldard remedy for these NOON, killed the Tindall garbage bill. | CLAIMANT IS THEORY ge from the 1 of ministe?s to ed ruin for thousands of dis-| One Honest Citizen MARKET ore, will often ward off these dis- The ordinance authorising — the now Tennant said Tuesday rdance with constitut coatgyr cetrtny 1 Se FRAO : SE SHOP nocntden Tingemaman secon t waid 7 y| “In accordance wit vetitu NO SYMPATHY AND ake etal Ro BLOUSE SHOF further attacks. Threesizes,all druggists. die tee ealnatien sl : noon he be rince Paul hae called ale of gartase srom hovets ana ree Conferences fo Close Next sien stg) bonge gehen pfor, « TOO MUCH, BOTH BAD tone es tend meesttamkemetion t of these things Rave been impossible for th » The Rible conference that is now] crank, whe claim was rejected, ment ba voked ‘ 7 urd and employers In many ca re wip Bite cnatne "ew trom thers | in momen at tre rt Preyer |Danned evry, whch i et» nrvinna regent | th nt han ean a ry mgr se rar,nert rom vin ones om HE OMne of Seattle’s pperatours . lay night. Dr oroly this | ate ures every af ' a st | acon ut 8 and De: sparey Chats) ever tusited entanSee ane] onal om [ii Sana naee ame oes eg it''s Oldest Established burned ¢ the ure be indefinitely poned in | house, by Pa D. N, Behoor . @ ~ . mount af : et rm aie eo Bema crane ety wd], ream Ste ermme stended |g St atone nese FOUR PROVINCES |zinccnint aia ster att eoe meme “| Dental Offices Tindall, the committee ¢ “i that ing factory was axked to chee Ported that practicaltyy all the mem, | ons” ts the ic for Tuesday after: | determine to what de t was in| = The on f the : sky, ar nid te Snecial arrangements . Bers of the Caterers’ association on, while in the evening Dr. Chat! sued. This actioally the | lub at Columbia bespeak ' t ya quart lower Special arrangements for ¢ Hone | Tt ‘ The ReBtracted for the sale of their tabi en oe ees ive, lei detectives passsaned WINNIPEG, Man., Oct Spirit's the Tt ana | we Britist ' ted out-of-town patients whose Fefuse to Americans and that a amma ¢ om ary rohibition in four Canadian | ™ n the be / «eat > it, ’ . a cananeanene time is limited. ET cacaher haa been expelled for . “MAN SEEN RUNNING | provinces waa approved ster jan can overcome almor ‘i ) Wefuajng to adopt this rule GIRL LEAPS OFF DROPPED GUN? day'n referendum ret e-|' f oreEM NR: || iat tase tac avers Phat man 90 sning from the | tically complete returns t¢ ore of ab , o « , Modern methods — high-class dentistry — low Shong hom the tim@ of the ex Phe’ reterias iD on b eb oe 4 Pi ‘ 8. D., Oct ity Renithe an no ' f, 216 | to suoceed his brother xandér At a ridiculously low price the house, was guilty ¢ oe | monkey which he wa Much less than the ma terial would cost you, See © , ABERDE 26.—~Mian | ing roar of the « ion was heard . : os : A ook | uit place near Columbia where ia " Eva « 45, of Hoquiam, | miles ’ r N. The| ane - 0 : : sass oP : “buddy” could be hot r | Waah., who leaped to her th thru | first flo e was station's A beige 4 : “ ° $ “nome e the agme roof and in at BY HENRY W. KINNEY the window of her berth on a fast. | completely wrecked. Shong ‘ aby z y drive away that spirit of ero (By Mail)—Orders pemieta, sme: a nt cashier at the |TO START CLUBS iained of by m@y disabled no Laboring People’s Dentists Blready been placed for 16 we ‘ - r Ipswich yesterday, was betle po lle gper ven Ald. OVMR COUTTS plain pape Petes bys re @els under the new » have been suffering ffom de Ucket office t he ng ad. ares The re ° » tur Located for years at 8. E. Corner First and Pike, Phone Main 2555 artetta: Parke ener’ that has been » altho Mre. Grace Monroe, housek . a : ur It Jooks like a real “come-hack — eight batt < t noldiers have te at Cokumanle, ¢ruiser progr ry Mon expects to have ed by re ° 4927. A large number t e n : at the start | ela are also to be provided, accord. | Of the trip Bast “ime to the plans of the navy author | ities. Some curiovity is already be ng felt as to whether the financial Dudget as outlined by the navy will Whe sufficient to carry it out, og NAPA, Cal, Oct. 26—~Lovell Me Owhether a fresh burden of taxation) Cain, who shot and seriously wound. must be placed on the already heav led his rister, Mra Anita Patterson, | My taxridden nation. These doubts pire routed Mr. and Mra. W. M1 \0" Sunday, was found late yestef Sie) Bre expreased by the Jiji, one of the! ior 1124 17th ave. N.. from their|@&Y bY & ponse dead on the banks an dailies, which says: | house at 1a. m. Tuesday. They os | Of ® efeek near here. He bad shot | “It is clear that it will be difficult | caped thru suffocating smoke. | himaeit. Bae bull so many war ships at acost| Fire officials found that the fire| McCain, acoording to the story 750,000,000 yen. Asa matter of| started In the basement, where an | told by Witnesses, shot his etster ay it is reported that the naval/ electric iron had been left burning. |*fter quarreling with her over pos | u ities will ask for an addition | Damage to the house wag slight. session of a dog. 100,000,000 yen to the original j = Iment of 120,000,900 yen for the Iceland Planning | ext financial year. The rate of thin, ° * on World’s Fair is 85 per cent, and if the Of the entire program is calc wu) OTTAWA, Ontario, Oct. %.—The! on this basis, the total figure! first world’s fair for Iceland will be| be 1,390,000,000 yen instead of! neid at Reykjavik, the capital of that tinged The | | Se mmaty, nowarer 780,000,000 | country neat-Sune, The Canadian) GAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24 | i : pace Gaur pd ha spate of trade and commerce | Admiral Line steamer President, ar-| will a the Takk U8 tearenast nw been apo to furnish agrl|riving from Seattle late yesterday ! ae and 16 pay eeat. Ue- eu sural And other exhiiite j}went into quarantine when broom | the navai estimates are amended * pers oss mei ty dn sc SC ceiiieas wank be eats Cave-in Suffocates jof smallpox. A woman passenger | r the patient a for every year, and this may cive| Three Bo P ipsa “ ioasecting to serious political questions. MINNEAPOL oe at ‘ lay Manchester, Va., claims to hold the Causes us to wonder whether inn. ae record in the United States for pro- { Raval program will really be| When s sandpit in which a crowd of eee ae et end. { Masa., for buria a by 1927." boys was building “forts caved in at the same time Japan is busy | three of the lads were suffocated to One of the principal railroads run. ‘@ large fleet of submarines | 2%. The slide started when one | ning out of London will put in press ais protably to be ‘an 2 {0% the boys climbed to the top of | od steel thes: (Of defense across the Pacific ap-|'P* Pit and attempted to pull out the | me - to Japan, it appearing like-| "°°t Of & txee, loowening the sand URIC ACID CAUSES RHEUMATISM y Japan's newly acquired con-| of a chain of various groups of | north of the equator, will her the chance to establish a Urie Acid causes more suffering iin of stations for these vessels. | ¥ and disease than anything else with SNE Wines tivorie’ that while the RS. ELLA LEFTWICK, an- || which the human flesh has to con tid present posseasés abdut a other Kansas City woman || tend. Practically no one in this age of submarines, she expects to || Whose remarkable restoration by || of filet living, insufficient exercise 120 when the big new program || T@M"!#¢ has astonished her neigh. | and overeating Is exempt from Uric Completed, of which 80 are to be | Pf many of whom have begun | Acid secretions in one or more of ite {| taking the Master Medicine, || terrible symptoms. “They all agree with me that it Rheumatism, Headache, Dypapep is the grandest medicine on | sia, Liver Troubles, Fermentation A Chinese schoolmaster beckons a boy by waving him away. i | | {an | Feady by 1923. At present about 18 said to be under construction ts also reported that while the of these vessels was formerly it 3,000 yen per ton, they now! 5,000 yen a ton, and that the| bishi shipyard, which is build number of them, is out about | “INP PAPER SAYS U,S.MANIS SP TOKYO, Oct. 26--The Nippen Journal, Nichi Nichi, charged yester @ay that Capt. Edward H. Watson U. 8. naval attache, had visited the Kure navy yard for the purpose of Spying on the Japanese fortifications ‘The charge is the culmination of a “@eries of allega a Newspapers America Deen indulging in spying | The American embassy declared that Capt. Watson, with his assis fant, had paid an official call to Kure} fm accordance with arrangements | made with the Japanese navy Ment. The officers wore thei forms thruout their trip and were! accompanied by Japanese naval off cers. Denies Great Britain Siding With Japan WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—Under ry of State Davis today em. | | phatically denied reports that Great Britain and Japan h joined in’ op America el rding cables in the Atle rand Pacific Davis also denied 4 previous report that in the international communii ~ gations conference the United States had relinquished any possible « (for the two former German cables the Atlantic, both of which been divétted to the use of #@ Britain and France ‘FORJAP BABY | being dragged | miles east of Auburn today in| “@ttort to regover the body of 4| year-old Shiro Yonetani, gon of K 4 Japanese gardener. Shiro “fnto the water while playing in yerterdus. earth,” says Mrs. Leftwiek, Ve “A mumber of my friends, after seeing the wonderful good Tania me, began taking the medicine, and now they all agree . ix the grandest me restored my d just seemed yon life, If 1 could personally with |woman suffering as I did, urge them to take this med! or the first time in three year id enjoy three |hearty meals every day and not suf. fer in the least with indigestion aft erwards. I am never troubled now with the awful smothering spelis that used to frighten meso much, and the dreadful headaches that came upon me every day have been entirely broken up. “Tl was extremely nervous and couldn't sleep well, but now my nerves are in splendid shape, and I sleep like a child every night. My strength has been so wonderfully in creased that I ean now do all the housework in my eight-room house and attend to the children besides I feel just splendidly all the time now. Tanlae is certainly worth its weight in gold.” ‘Tanlac i9 wold in Seattle by Bartel Drag Btores under the personal dj rection of @ epeclal Tanlac represen. tative, the Bowels and Stomach, Bright's Disease, Heart Disease, Poor Circu lation, Kidney and Bladder Trow | bles, | Sleaplessness, Nervousness, ete, are some of the more common ailments arising from an exceas of system. the natural filters of the biood, and when they are over | worked and can not properly carry off the poisons, the excess poison | (Uric Acid) is absorbed into the sys tem and in time crystallizes. | When this Uric Acid attacks the | muscles between the joints and there | is no fever, the condition is known jas MUSCULAR® RHEUMATISM. | When it is deposited in the fibrous | tinnues surrounding the joints and causes inflammation, great pain and swelling, changing from one joint to another, it is called INFLAMMA TORY RHEUMATISM. When it re peatedly attacks the nerves of the joints, causing sevée pain, though With little or no swelling, it is known as CHRONIC RHEUMATISM Sciatica, Gout, Neuralgia, amd Kindred dineases are all results trom the same cause—an excess of Uric Acid, brought about by an impaired action of the Kidneys, Get rid of the cause—the organs can not properly fulfill their normal functions until thia condition ls rem- edied. Do not dose yourself with Rheumatism Cures and Kidney Medt- cines, as no permanent relief will be experienced until the excess Uric Acid is removed and the Kidneys assume their natural action. Buchu an& Marshmallow Com- pound is the greatest Urie Acid sol- vent made. It @ not @ pat medi cine, but the rewult of the accumu lated knowledge of experienced chem- iste and several thousand physicians all over the country. We have man- ufactured this remedy for 16 years, and the marvelous results obtained warrant our claim that it is the best remedy ever compounded for this purpose. One bottle often restores the Kidneys and Bladder to their formal health and strength. Even in the most aggravated cases or those of long standing, the improvement shown after taking the first bottle sbould be #0 marked that the treat- ment should no longer be considered an experiment. Sold by good Druggists every place or sent, pdst- |paid, by Joyner Drug Co., | Spokane, ash., on re- ;ceipt of price, $1.00 and | $2.00 bottles i i I) rT dVNNNNINAN! i | | q) ult ay v : | | SS Montreal, Quebec It’s a Gillette with a fonger handle and heavier head. Gillette in principle all the way through, though you may find a little more poise and balance to the Big Fellow — some men, especially those with large size hands, say they do. No Stropping—No Honing. 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