The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1921, Page 4

Heart Broken, ‘MtMay Bump Into Mere Gas, ‘or Miss Us Trifle of 15,- 000,000 Miles BY RALPH J. BENJAMIN great comet is at this moment & speed of several thou- miles an hour in the general of this earth. ‘Bes a dig comet. It has a lone It's going to miss us by a M margin than any other ‘Cemet in civilimtion's history, As- Aronomers say they cannot predict. Present known facts, that the Will come “too near.” Scien- are cautious. Probably the ‘Comet won't hit the world. ff the comet should hit us, the collision will come Prt or thereabouts. if the two astronomical the earth and the comet, ut in the open of the uni- ‘and crash headlong into each at a speed greater than the ‘Dullet— there wont anything hap at all there'll be a great storm. the earth will shake, tall totter, volcanoes erupt oceans flow out of their bor- broken heart was used by her band to break it a second time. Francisco. be the earth and ell upon be reduced instantly to super. gas and go wandering about ‘universe as it did many trillions ears aro. d maybe nat—probably not. what Professor Hanawalt, ty teacher at the College Sound, Tacoma, says ey earth bas eften passed thru fe tail of a comet and nothing has d But, we have never thru the head of a comet, ‘collided with one, in man’s time earth. We do not know what gkes up the comet's head. If it is and we strike it, it may cause b trouble over several miles, But, we are prac @ertain that the bead of a does not contain much mat. Stokes of New Jersey, and short time later, fortune, and apparently was en. collect nething but a decree. PARIS, June of the French army. Gets Fortune; Broken Again AMERICANS HELD CALIFORNIA NOT BIG ENOUGH; STARTS OUT IN RUSS PRISON FOR ARIZONA’S LAND SACRAMENTO, June 2.--Call | fornia’s map may be changed. Hughes Is Trying to Obtain Release The surveyor general must make « survey of the eastern | boundary of our state near the amg: |] Gila river of Arizona in an effort BY A. L. BRADFORD |] to determine just where the state WASHINGTON, June 2.—The tives || '!2¢ lee between Arizona and Cal of more than a score of American citizens imprisoned or otherwine de tained in Soviet Russia now hinge on the efforts being made by Secre- ifornia, It in believed by exponents of tary of State Hughes to obtain their | release, it was believed here today the Beal bill, which was signed by Governor William D. Stephens last night, that the result of the survey will be that California wll annex some new territory, up to the main street of Yuma, Artz, Hughes now ts understood to be ‘Those who have studied old working on @ number of plans to get || documents of the state believe these American men and women out || that the maps are all wrong, and of the hands of the bolahevist author-|| that all grants will give Califor. ities alive. | To leave the Americans in Russia | to their fate would be a blot against the honor of the United States gov. ernment, according to opinion here, but at the same time Hughes is said TACOMA.Northern Pacific shops at South Tacoma put 100 additional men to work. Wages to be reduced SEATTLE STAR |Livestock Killed in Colorado Tornado | AKRON, Colo, June 2.—HHundreds of volunteers today were assisting \farmers of Northern Washington county in clearing up the debris caus ed by # tornado, the first in the coun ty's history, which struck near here inte yesterday. Considerable Ivestock was killed and many farm bulldings demotished. | farmers of northern Washington |injury by seeking refuge in storm cellars, Autos Made Like Old Sedan Chairs PARIS, June %—fedan chair |motor side cars are the latest ve hicle on the boulevards, The chair is a pleturesque replica of the chair of former days, sve that the poles are missing. At the corners are hung small lanterns lighted at night by electricity. The chair in complete from the fine lace curtains of the side windows to the initials of the owner on the door. The fortune ahe received for one Such was the contention of Irene Baron in securing a divorce in San| 1. q A year ago she figured] in a sensational breach of promise sult against former Governor EB. C $25,000. Marrying Joseph Baron a she declares she learned that he was after the small averse to spending it on other wom. So her heart was broken all over again, This time, however, she could Epidemic Hits New Recruits to Colors 2—A mysterious disease has broken out in the ranks It has simul taneously affected the youngest re cruits in barracks all over the coun- try. The symptoms are very similar to those of the wave of influenza nia more territory. to fear that any miscarriage of the state department's plans might result in the deaths of some. The state department ls fp rest of information that the plight of these Americans, expec way “ actually in prison, is most serious. However, none of these reports, not | even the names of the men and wom en held in Russia, ts being made pub- lic by the state department at pros. ent, for fear this might prejudice the chances of rescuing the Americans, 1 How Musicians Grow Their Long Locks? CHICAGO, June 2.—Here's a sure fire remedy for the backyard gar | |dener whose gardens won't function. | Rillings told the convention of hus m= |to do to make flowers do their duty was to play sweet strains of music and they would immediately burst | into blossoms. Try it on your onion bed. won Sentenced to Wear | $10,000 Necklace | SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.—A/ court order, directing Mra James | B. Blum to wear for thirty days each year, under police guard, the $10,000 pearl necklace of a relative, in order to keep “life” in the gems through thetr contact with a human not of their tr hru not being worn. | Women Litter Floor ®. It may be like a bed of grat ‘thru ‘space. know the matter, or solid those who SHE WILL BE PROUD OF YOUR APPEAR- ANCE IF YOU WEAR A “CHEASTY” SUIT. Bring her to see the garments that are being offered in our attractive clothing demonstration event. Kuppenheimer Suits—Price last fall for same qual- ity, $65. This spring’s price, $45. tration price : sa $36 Kuppenheimer Suits—Price last fall for same qual- ity, $70. This spring’s price, $50. $ 39 Demonstration price .. Kuppenheimer Suits—Price last fall for same qual- ity, $75. This spring’s price, $55. Demonstra' heimer Suits—Price last fall for same qual- tion price .. ity, $80. This spring’s price, $60. THE “CHEASTY” QUALITY AND SERVICE WILL ALWAYS BE MAINTAINED Cheast $ en. ey GLASSES tow $1.50 examination, case and Present With Ashes, Claim ATDANTIC CITY, N. J, June 2. council chamber ts going on strike for bigger pay because, he says, after the League of Women Voters ends its meetings the floor is so Lt- tered with cigarette butts as to! cause him extra work. Members of the league deny the charge. ! trowns WOMAN Sick music trades here that all one had and nervous with female trouble and | ' (my housework now, Friends and you may use this letter body, was issued by the superior if you care to do so.’” The pearts have lost much | BLAKE, Route 1, Steens, tired and ailing, keep up the ceaseless | treadmill of they are afflicted with female troubles | as weak and nervous. But e woman should be convinced the The janitor of the Ventnor city | many letters like hers which we are 1 ee? Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine beal 0 per cent July 1. EVERETT.—Albert Richards, 16, while swimming in Lake toesiger, 20 miles from here. I am now devoting entire time to by doing | denta Kk that | Was Finally Mad Well by can" guaranton, and /muking my Lydia E. 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