The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1920, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR STRONG JAP [the Great American H AIRPLANE FALLS FINAL CALL : ante e Great mer“com ome | 800 FEET ATU ON WEDNESDAY PA AEE HIP CONTINUOUS 1TO11 “| | ¥ MRS, srerrH, [S ) PAVIA’ HeR woman PNB T AULARS A DAY Mow A iD SHE Gtrs Done / ir Teer’ inva ~ | Three Have Narrow Escape Only One Day Left to Help DIRECTION ACKERMANG HARRIS ca tuned | ha in Thrilling Crash Red Cross “I = w pre) - A Big Thanksgiving Feast = | aN Pn hen thet airplane’ #tatled se i Don's have & Thanksgiving day of Extra Fine Vaudeville TOMORROW, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Sue START nar P ———— above to the ground, crashed into a bunker So pleads Mrs, William . Utter, octock! Aut ptey GAVE ; ; a We We O1d STUFF. nthe UnivéPaity golf course and head of the Seattle Red Cross roll a Under-Secretary { me ao srure! " inined, David Lowy, exarmy avia- call, calling attention to the fact NOVA HARMONY Vive FREAK, DAGGETT A PREAR tor; Darwin Meienest, manager of the that only one day rem = ia which HAWTHORNE 4 COOK) pomm a wHiremaN <eun wand wt Rhyme oF Awnoviated Students, and Leslie I. to pay annual duew and Heasen” Now Don*r FALL For IT. RAT Lune ALWwAys HAS A book ON IT! o Schoolday” | Unique No Is “Rubbing It In” in International Pamphlet BY MILTON BRONNER GENEVA, Switzerland, Nov, 72-— (he rest of the world is completely red dy the parndexioal Dengue of nations tangle in Amer % y ‘Bes higher Rounds, photographer, narrowly ew) That the Thanksgiving day of 4 death Tuesday afternoon. |thounands of Seattle citizens will be ‘The Aieht was being made to take filled with @ oun because they sorters of the greatest mother ‘haut to make a landing at the time in the world, is Mra Utter's cont) of the accident, Damage to the plane dent declaration was $150, according to Loge. | Neeponse to the campaten, both ~ among Americans and foreigners, = FRATURE PHOTOPLAY “MASQUE OF LIFE” A MAGNIFICUNT SPHOTAC oy 100 THERM ‘ WITH AN ALL-wTAN CANT e ei aa The Bank of California National Association of San Francisco UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY STATEMENT OF CONDITION | Including its Branches in Seattle, Portland and Ta- coma at close of business Nov. 15th, 1920, ASSETS " Loans and Discounts......-++------ -$ 68,055,611.23 | Bank Premises (San Francisco and | photos of the new stadium, I | an been gratifying, she declares fome outlying towns are far ahead |e« thelr last year's roliment | YANGOUVER, BC — Ww, pl Rocke, tron ore and mining expert, drops dead \) Building Where Beecher Old Folks a Preached i * Mothers and Fathers, Grandmas NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—Iire today | 89¢ Grandpas and Children are all partially destroyed the Sunday equally benefited by the great eura- nchool buflding of historio Plymouth | tive powers of Vindl—the tonic for church, Hrooklyn, where the Inte Hoary Ward Betcher tormerty| eur Pendown and went pecple, preached, ‘The eburch Itself waa | damaged by water | | A histefte pertrart of Teecher was Aestroyed and many highly prized re- Bven the men in ager who are supposed to know ‘of the ins and outs of Amer eam politics are frankly at sea. ‘The “‘eonfusion of one high official of the Weague of nations, who asked me for) ‘Phe key to the pursle, ix typical i PS THE MATTER AM aQ’ eRICS matter with Ames “In your elections yeu trounce the candidates who belief in the league, yet} our vewspapers and magazines and} every advice we get shows a tre} Mendous interest in the league in “Why, here are you newspaper men, flocks of you from America, with orders to file bi¢ dispatches Jase the American people are 80 Pram Coonan nS an galt — Wiously Interested in this first ih a asain wechoia ack Pn ry ih ro 0 Drag he tue, Branches) va! 1,478,640.68 MS OReaietn, Reeer Wh ten Other Real Estate 206,453.26 bly meeting. It beats me.” No wonder it beats the rest of the If it weren't for the Amer feporters you would hardly see American face or hear an Amer ‘votve _ STARS —————____—__ — D STRIPES D) The first real congress of nations % held is drawing men trom every j with monuseripts, notes and ma) terial for Hooks and sermons collect ed fret perwonal desk of Besch er. ‘The sword, cap and part of the oivt war chaps Customers’ Liability un Credit ......+s+-seecoee Sundry Bonds and Stocks .. United States Bonds to Secure Circula- tion ... Other United States Redemption Fund ‘with United States Treasurer .....+c00 “ 107,500.00 11,517,199.67 | 5,089,049.62 | 2,150,000.00 4,902,933.89 uniform he ue 5 1 were d SENTENCED FOR C.OF C. BACKS HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS ARE WEARING SPIRAL st tne earth but the et . PUTTEES THIS WINTER sight E : hat ety LIABILITIES Who are here a very lonesome to walk the streets of Geneva ¢ filmy silk howe Peddler Pleads Guilty to indorses Campaign to Raise » wchool «iris here. ‘says Note to Council Is . Capital ........ PENN Te gee the Mags of all nations save - : — ca, Mexico, R and th The girls say the patties * ; 7 Stk teumcemeea and wae- Impucient tenicanie nd start” be || Shooting, $25,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits...---. 9,172,076.90 | panes OS fad te rap! ° i _— pile Sad - } SEI Gender that. the other. ua BY HENRY Woop ‘ier wietecn, ‘The apivat putes, [i Formerty charged with murder, J.! he Chamber of Commerce gave | fcan Thanks@iving Day Resarve tor TAKA BOD PONTE. -~cone eistier se | fiched from @ brother's war || # Bill, a peddier, pleaded guilty (| enthusiastic backing Tuseday to| Three hundred years ago prow of Cr edit i OS. 11 593,491.53 | fare bewildered, in the light of} GENEVA, Nov. 24.—Germany has Teturna, when they see the| forced her way Ingo the League of nh reporters filing one-third | Nations discussion. The whole Ger seats reserved for the press) U5 situation wil be canvassed manslaughter Tuceday before Pre ycother Ryther and ber 100 kiddies siding Judge J. T. Homald. and wae 1. choir campaign to raise $25,000 for sentenced to from three to 20 years), aatition to thelr new home in the state penitentiary, | ‘The Ryther Child home is well was founded at Ply mouth @ littl colony of Pigrime ae valiant group that endured the trophies, was Introduced several jays ago when the thermometer wid to a new low for the season. Bills Payable and Rediscounts with Federal Reserve Bank ...- --- 10,999,028.46 Other Liabilities . eee _ 2,041,900.61 ‘world; when they learn the| Thursday when het- protest against || On the following day a number of the distribation of her colonies under | puttess made their appearance Hin shot Chris G. Greeortn Aug own to Be 01 ans are filing half of the tele) oi date te to de discumed. B. D.|| and today nearly every high | 708 8 ONG wo eerie woe | SEITS t0. Deattieieg. More Chas 200) I perens of lection, colts Deposits .... 82,163,874.80 Millen, Australia, with the asststance|] Schoo! was weartn’ ‘em. nm se Hey —— drink parler. jp oiner and many a small family has ‘death, but were brave j etter been kept together by ber tender enough in spirit to re $126,798,897.58 Stores report an increasing de mand for putters, “They keep our legs warm, sity.” said one of the faddtets bluntly, when asked for the why of the new fashion. Gay Will Leaves re apelin. aes’ wba Wa j Estate to Widow “'"*4 at the hendquartern, Room | 254, Empire building, and several do. Althe the cetate i» not yet ap } the will of the late Judge nations. of eee and food have Witll THE OLD ROSTER of of.| Wilson T. Gay, fiind in probate court | rn “knowin eed Inazo Notobe, under- soe tad baaeitiened note » the Brotherheod of the First | Tuesday, leaves aij real and personal| . Tre swmpales will continue for ) of the league, on — that she weed ne ton tnreak | Methodiat arch, whieh disbanded |property to the widew, Mra Lilian @aye the learue has done, points out | Se ie tek tee te peed during the Wer, pill reorganize Wed |B. Gay, The testator’s Insurance ts | are 78 independent nations herse OT | oetay evening’ at & banquet in the! given to a daugtter, Mra. Hazel Gay FUN 1, SERVICES for Wh- world, of which 25 are our _ church auditorium, Humber. Hamm Paul Allan, $7, formerty special lagent for the O, & W. raiway here, BAS DELEG of Preskient Mytmans, carried the " Yrentcalty ined the tiation fight thra. Vivian of France, Tit- a most vitally concern toni of Italy and Balfour of Great “a «apo n bie delegation | Britain took no peat In the debate, ‘The sun flag of Nippon floats In an interview today Millen mid: half a dozen hotels, “Tt was necessary to call a show- ‘a widely distributed down on Germany tmpudence. Ber. lin was inspired Gy two motives in| The Bank of California, National Association, San Francisco, and its Branches in Seattle, Tacoma and Portland constitute one association under one manage- ment, and depositors at any one of the Bank's offices have the protection of the entire capital, surplus and undivided profits of the Association. The Bank of California National Association Seattle Branch, Second at Columbia GEO. T. 8. WHITE, Manager 1 GQ. lL. WAKEMAN J. Cc. GLASS L. #. MACKLEM RB. SNOWDON | Assistant Managers. main hopeful Despite all hardships and suffer- ing they found ft in their hearte to be thankful for the atmple neceanition and mont frugal comforts of life and #0 inetituted a day of public thankagtving— which Americans have commemorated each year sinc, Lat the ‘the league—including Albania, ie. aan ts hr aes Bhutan, Nepal, Oman, Mor- WASHINGTON-—Capt, Maxx Me} BUENOS AIRES, — Marthauake were held Twenday afternoon at the spirit of the 1920 cxie- Cutlough, army aviator, killed tn | shocks felt in states ef Cordoba and Honney-Wateon parlors. He died bration reflect that of the earnest Plymouth crash at Bolling field. | San Luis. | Sunday at the Swedish hospital obtain pastponeraent of distribution ——______}-—__— of mandates until she becomes a member of ths Ipague, qualifice as a mandatory power beracit and thus again obtains control of her former OF HER BU! “Australia will Insist on a dietrt-| bution of mandates as previously) Eye Specialist and Medical Author CANTERBURY $1.00 to $3.50 HELEN ' ARDELL ste to. $5.00 Report on Wonderful Remedy ‘s led tol IMPERIAL > M4 ee So eps eae soe to $85 To Strengthen Eyesight ' matter as between the ie " 20 ROSEMARY at Open Hi langue” wt be tnt to te 90e to $5.00 say It Strengthens Eyesight 50% in One Week's Time in Masy Instanene ' se See Geass ate “be exposed.” Pag ay New Yo Dr. smite, a Pos boy and ie woe of Bon-Opto as os port from Fratice and Belgium. *, 40,| The amembly practically decided King & Master make the following [experience with Bon-Opto that i ter a thorough ofa ; the eyesight at least ‘l yesterday to await the new admin-/ - P repor' popular remedy for the eye! ‘s time in y instances’ ty evening. Members of the Seat- istration In the United States before | Np le. Se a e a ot pe ” Dr, Smith; “When my & ™ ie, Rainier and Noble posta, with |attempting amendments to the cov-| ? g Mls a xe > eee OT Tn ated to td was ove, strate ang. other inclined to be skeptical But ities glasses will be glad to kn 4 pale ladies, were present. Cere enant. i st heubiia mi were presided over bf Geor, Immediate admiaston a | y 4, y | : je of mi ve every t lub camuanter of the ‘Comal and Bulgaria was recaminended to} Z g — a Tegument @ chance to prov Savas So tee. Spies ol the league of nations assembly to-| OY, sd tgs BLES. aS value Having specialized in oe day by the on member. | UNA VURNGASTAUOANASUESNAAUUUUATANADOUUNNETERUSUURUAUCHA EAT OONALU AAAI TEAC AEN TOAL ENON EAT EASTON EATEN ATEN TAN EaE Ficd ie “exprese om intelligent opis- | felling say they heve Had t lon on squtedinn ter the eres Sines | Touere’ SF LO eee ore pOaae Mis ome hag created such @ sensation | Loy v0. have laid them aside One $ I welcomed the opportunity to Ce ’ o littie over a year ago am al | o. Mitte, OTS, Naat bene. of the ren (eee te tend af ail. Now | san pults 1 Nave accompliahed ‘with Bon- without any glasses an 4 y eyes not hurt any more At Opto not only astonish myself, but | Mee cy Would pain dreadfully, ship. | mt Be fale decisions on the former ene. i he world bi ithheld in Which to Plead) mis. oninion fort number At his ee Jab Frauen g amaii gy ono ay pga until cond. | Owi t ve thods of livi } tions are stabi and fecornition | wing to modern m s of liv’ e i ' i th te C By lf sag or ard teed neue | g degre e of living not one woman in a thousand | pice, other Peeeat te Paaviee | Now they feel fine all the, time, AD geo pg HY pools ecnonsed | approaches this perfectly natural change in her life without experi- every thoughtful physician to five * Stae atmosphere of grand larceny based on an| ‘phone xtaten trvored for mem-| XY] encing a train of very annoying and sometimes painful symptoms. Bon-Opte there ia ‘mo doubt in-my |® with or | without n that he falsified insurance | terhip in today’s report are Aus-|[C) Thoes dreadiil b dash : —, fina that he will come to the con- | &% but after using this pie: pinimss. He was arraigned before] irq, ulgaria, Finkand, Albania and | Ro ose dreadful hot flashes, smothering spells, fainting spells, clusion I have, opera the eres ctear” I cen seed even Hime Presiding Judge J. T. Ronald. pn Po a he nervous troubles and irregularities are symptoms that should have 5 Be ek totore been dit. |DTIME without | glagses.” ‘Another ‘The petitions of Latvia, Lithoa. | prompt attention, These two letters prove what a successful | “who had worn oy es eauses’ by overt fia, Unreinia ont Eethoo wore remedy Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable C d is f ime they haves dispensed eyes which induced held over. Affairs in the Bailtic/ at Ave . 74 ompound is for: women er nem through the use of Bo headaches. I have worn at this time of life. ’ Opto. in my own practice 1 have |Glatsne, fon giore work “and withe Cet tt strengthen the eyeal Sue hcl could’ oot read my oa region are too chaotic to permit) favorable action now, the cormmis- sion decided. 50 per cent in one wee than 50 per cont in one name on an envelope or the type- ‘ These Two Women Helped During Change of Life. ; have tino used It with surprising | WATttng'on the machine, before. me j I can do both now and have discard- ye, inflamed lids, catar } Taunton, Mass.—*I could not eat or Philadelphi: _—* \ See Up Tialatog Ohiohona iNew Traffic Scheme sleep for six months,had fainting spells know heb rood ‘Lydia it Piokinon' ee: sit Nh) ai | emarting, pain- ot my lope cirtanm, fhe riettate Then for R : ier Park and could not walk without help for Vegetable Compound bas done me. Maen Oy UN jens nh eels. ie j now, which for reyeral years bs aini | three months,caused by female trouble, had organic troubles and am cing | ° nd wind. . blurred vis forte ity Fyn Thy doo Zeare base = By ger ey ‘alias Irrationet My cousin, wi 2 a Borie, told me through the Change of Life, was | pana to saan Sg mention. has done formen whale meetin: to take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable taken with a pain in my side and a bad sa dont bade boongut tet ‘sje ‘ia believed that thousands whe . Siw lasses can now discard them park advisory board at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday that the con- . Compound and it helped me greatly. headache. I could n Then during the Change of Life Lused not eat or sleep. 1 Bree Ned pdown oe entio that of a girl p otioat m1 ha one reasonable time and multitudes y more will be able to strengthen gestion of traffic between Paradine the d Inn and Nisqually glacier could be ne same remedy. Iam seventy years terrible and the doctor's medicine did jclaliats, af their eyes so an to be spared t ey relieved by constructing one-way old now and am able to do my own me no good at all—my pains got worse Dandruffy Heads A Fe bes iy rye 4 save thet ense of ‘over eetting housework and walk one miletochurch instead of better. tees taking the Become Hairless || «ini oe he ye the fett must . roubles ot many be removed, W waiting an op- D 1 u portunity for the operation and er 4 cet a NOL 0 ant ple ick, bea undecided as to ita wisdom, r e' wet eta gae netM rg te eee was told it would do Bo harm) ot, Hom-Opte tablets Dissolve cag G0 ya eee ion-Opto. In leas than t jtablot ina fourth of a glass of uff, for itidays a marked = impre nent was | Water and use from two to four Wil starve your hair and ruin it if|noticed. At the end of a week the] your eve, day. You should notice don't Inflammation had almost disappear- s clear up perceptibly right you don inflaramaetne end oF elk ppeat,|from the start and inflammation It doesn’t do much good to try tojeye was pron 4 saved, Just pre redness will quickly disappear. brush or wash it out, The only sure|think what t saving of that eye |i Lape oig by gr cage xe even a littla, way to get rid of dandruff is to die |means to this little, gill Another ) uty to take steps to save them laying. | roads between those points. The I 4 - aide wintet: board agreed that something must be done in place of holding up ma- |chines at the control stations, as is a | necessary now. FUNERAL OF GEORGE W. | WALKER, Seattle pioneer, who died | Sunday at his home, 364 John st < was held at 2 p. m, Wednesday at gets the eggs, uo matter the Bonney Watson chapel, with or wet the weather. can obtain Don Sung trom your | burial in Washelll. qeniey, remedy dealer, oF includes war tax) for a| FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS sg eres Dugger Coe |WERE IN PREPARATION Wed. bia Bldg, Ind ‘Bldg, Indiana nesday for Don Campbell, who died every Sunday morning and evening. I Vegetable Compour a) , am recommending the Vegetable Com- from the first. bound Ppa ties chen - pound to my friends having the same vise any one going through the Change troubles as I had. Your remedy is the of Life to try it, for it cured me after I best on earth. I cannot find words had given up all hopes of getting better. \ to express my gratitude for it."~-Mrs. I will tell any one who writes to me the Susan ©, Sraries, 167 B School St, ye it has done me.”—Mra. Maroarer Taunton, Mass. ANZ, 743 N. 25th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Women of Middle Age Should Depend Upon tiful, glossy, silky hair means get rid of da . them now be J @4 id. ore it is too late Motve it, then you destroy it entirely, (Shaeie tet of 8 INAH HT Zeon and|Ropelessly blind might have save To do this, get about four ounces of|extreme fnflammation of the lids eae PM if they bad cared t0F, ordinary liquid arven; apply it at/and the conjunctiva was almost raw RSE RL CRS ea After two weeks’ use of Bon-Opto hight when retiring; use enough to) AT iat were absolutely Bormal and |¥NO™ the above article was submitted, o moisten the scalp and rub it in gently ‘hor . ‘as bright as many a|*id: “Yes, the Bon-Opto prescription ts with the finger tips. girl of 16. truly a wonderful eye remedy. Ite con- ‘Sudkina, Massachusetts physt-|stituent Ingredients are well known te | Monday at Paseo. He is the son of Dr. ‘Mr. and Mex John Campbell, 116 By morning, most ff not all, of] .jan'and medical author, formerly |sminent eye apecialists and widely prow ie your dandruff will be gone, and|ochief of clinios in the Union General by thi used it very Fourth a three or four more applications will| Hospital, Boston, Mass. and former ully In my own practice on pax ly house su } Eng howe eyes were ‘ar Infirmary of Port. | overwork or misfit gh completely dissolve and entirely de the very few proparatio troy every single sign and trace/iand, % “1 hay 4 oculists too prone | be kept an hand for regular use in aly to operate and opticians too willing | most every family." Bon-Opto, referred FU ABRAHAM SHAKPLES, father of of it. : x Dr. ©. W. Sharples, were held at the! | “a d/ me | ponney-Watson establishment Tues | You wit find, too, that all itching|{) Prescribe glasses, while neglect-| to above, ts not a (HMAC I-TUM CL day afternoon. Cremation followed.| if and digging of the scalp will stop, f vilas which form | secret remedy. It ae and your hair will look and feel a/the past ye iS Vs - 4 opin a emedy Short line passenger train No. 29 LYDIA &.5 iM quid arvon at any drug store, “It is | disorders. Its success In dovelopin ‘s time In many instances or = =< = a awe}. 7 inexpensive and four ounces is alljand strengthening the eyesight with refund the money. Tt ts dispensed under RA Tonioht- ‘GRR jumps track at Cotton switch. you will need, no matter how much| soom make eye-giasses old-fasuion- guaranty by ell good drug Fecl Rioht!25 Box Boson Jomph Burton slightly ur : dandruff you have, This aimple ? HAL SERVICES FOR DR.