The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 24

CHARGED AT BOY SCHOOL for Murder} After Death of Young- ster on Drill Ground Texas, Nov. fraining § Boys, for whose death ¢ Twyman, 35, is being } on the of murder, th board Of contro! is conducting a searching Investigation of the institution. Young Thames had been at the Teehool but two days, it ts charged, | eal began which re-| d h ia, according to testime ot consisted of + repeated with a threeinch strap, | toes,” denial of meals at rigid attention for a half blows with the fist and lastly The Thames boy, according to wit Snesses, was compelied to strip his Mback and hips and then te upon his S A on the ground for a lash 8, King and ution say m of punixhin: is and has no injurious effect Joe Thomas, an inmate of the testified he was lashed on 12 Occasions, seven times by iy “pulling toes.” it was brought! & boy ts forced to stand stift.| each down, grasp his toes hold this position until his su-| orders him to stand up. gaid Thames stood in this! i for 35 minutes and after| th he was forced to drill toes, also is an ordinary at the school, officials said, deny that it is brutal are 930 boys at the institu which has been held up as a School. Boys there average 18 years old. The institution Sp | boys are not sent to the for punishment but for train. And not ali sent there have been Many are orphans. Twyman had been «a com it at the school for 18 and holds a commission in United States reserve corps. For he was employed at the Industrial school at Lancas. Wants to uy Seattle Powe by the city council of ton for terms upon which Seat- ip electric power would furnished the coal-mining town Feferred to Supt. J. D. Councilmen are agreed, how- that there is little possibility eity making an offer, as the of transformers and other equip. would be prohibitive and there obstacles to selling power the city limits. HTT Ow EN | “Public <cz. Limit 8 Lbs., While It Lasts Lamb, Ib. 20c Spring Lamb Shoulder, Ib... Veal Cutlets, vero” 124¢ Hams in 2IEC ...30Cc Armour’s Meat Co. Bacon, Ib. Lower Floor _ Washington Delicatessen P. ROUNDS, »-anager dealt 33 Roast Pork, Lower Floor Tots Eat Thyroid Pills Child Dwarfs Growing Up ‘ew Philadelphia, O., and her dwarfed children, Anna May (left) and Bertha, who are be- ing made to grow up by being fed thyroid extract. The chil- dren are JO years 6 months and 9 years 6 months respeet- . The picture, just taken, shows they are still much un- dersize, BY C. C. LYON H. Goddard, head of the Institution COLUMBUS, 0., Nov, 4—Maybe} Goddard i# not a physician, but the day is already here when short|he i recognized as one of the men can make six-footers, out of | World's greatest psychologists. themselves merely by taking a few| Goddard woon announced that the pillst children had no “thyroid glands!” Science has recently achieved] ‘The question came from all quar some wonderful results along the/ters: “What bave thyroid glands to line of growth control. And it t#|do with iu? F on the verge of further important! «phe thyroid,” sald Goddard, “ia a dlecoveries. gland in the neck schied children of New Philadelphia | known that cretinism (failure to Anna May, 10 years 6 months old, | grow) has been due either to the ab:| and Bertha, 9 years 6 months. | eone Just 12 months ago they were| babes in arms, Anna May was al-|ing the two Espenschied chitdren most the exact height and weight of extract of thyroid @ 13-monthold baby of a neighbor| from lambs and bullocks The “extract” |the form of pills, and the mother Today Anna May is as large as a| Mrs. J. D. Espenschied, took the normal five-year-old child andj children home with instructions to Bertha as a four-year-old jmive them each nine pills a day— They were not dwarfs. They were! three at each meal, classed as cretins, From infancy/ they had failed to grow, either phys | rest of the story feally or mentally. The medical pro-| “Dr, Goddard's wonderful fession studied them frequently, but/ made Anna May grow three inches failed to find the secret. | the first 27 days of the treatment In September, 1920, the two|and 10 inches during the firot seven “babies” were brought to the state months bureau of juvenile research and| “In a few days it will be just one placed under observation by Dr. H. year sincd «be started taking the or disekwe of this gland.” dard hit upon the idea of feed. across the street, while Bertha was even smaller. For « long time | Nothing could be more amazing | jt has been known to have a distinct | than the cases of the two Espen-| effect upon growth and it has been | glands taken | wan prepared in| Let the happy mother tell the, pills! THE uates at Luncheon Despite the much heralded rivalry between colleges and the approach Saturday, Washington alumni lunched “Had this b fornia and 8 one of the & ites, had a riot, Washington and Stan. ford, seemingly, ure on better terms.” T Stanford- Washington game » held on Washi . Jay.” when the wil) be burned, B ord game the day be marked with the class flight between Washington freshmen and sopho | mores Stanford alumni in Friday night to r the game. Th nd Stanford “we'd have Seattle will ganize root peting will evening Annex hotel The Simple Life Is Not Popular LONDON, Nov. 4.—<According to the official government figures there were 368,000 lens acres under eulth vation this year than in 1920. pits and she is now fully 14 Inches taller, and ts an big as an ordinary five-year-old child “Bertha n't physically he isn ofar four-year-old child, but her development has been faster than Anna May's. “A year ago my two little girls had the bodies and minds of mere babies, while now they are really ‘growing like weeds’ and are begin ning to talk, Their mental develop. ment has been amazing in #0 short a time, I am confident that in a | few years, under Dr, Goddard's treat ment, they will be entirely normal.” Se, SKIN DISEASES We are securing results heretofore impossible in diseases of the skin, ig- cluding Lupus, Eczema, Psoriasis, etc., with the ACTINIC RAYS. 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Put up in one-pound Cartons. Government Inspected. All Quality Meats at Reasonable Prices. WE DELIVER ee HMMM MTN TTT For Saturday Only! BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES, sizes lweé LADIES’ $ MEN'S DRESS SHO: DOLLAR SHOE CO. Lower Floor “Oh, Daddy!” ‘Tonight for Dinner! Spe ench Pastries 3 for 2be AT BOLDT’S Queen City Market Metropolitan Market Main Floor—Ell. 4141—Stall 25 Leaf Lard, Ib Picnics, Ib. Local Bacon, Il Pot Roast, Ib.. EVRCUUEUEOAGEAGEAUEEOEAUUEUUEGEUUECASUUUUTASEAEAATEGEECLAGTAGUUCAEUAAUA EEUU UAUUEOHEELEUAEUUEOUESUEUUOOOGOLsnoruesaoensansanenevsersnas Fancy Bacon, Ib. Lard, 2 Ibs. for.... Is Our Specialty Fancy Poultry of All Kinds! ee of the Washington-Stanford game ¢ RIVAL ALUMNI HARDING FORCED MAKE MERRY ' Bn Washington-Stanford Grad- Odd Situation Brought About 9" * Car Core Oe V4 Owl Is the Cause 1, B Nov, 4A large | w the wind wet driven b TO JUGGLE JOBS rd lost control and it was wreeked h & six-foot in Appointments |- | appointment as it provided further ortunity for Senator Wateon of enemy of the m Nov, 4.—Prest WASHINGTON, ° neo | Indiana, bi dent Harding recently found it jugele jobs in war ts and to p wary to Van Fleet's anned, it is understood exurded as t George W. 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Elbow Cut Macaroni, 5 Ibs Macaroni or Spaghetti, 7-lb. box Heinz’s Tomato Soup, 16-0z. can 20¢; 3 for Heinz’s Baked Beans, small 11¢; med. 17¢; 3 for 49¢ large 27¢; 3 for Heinz’s Ketchup, large bottle ike Cee St Demonstration Heinz’s “57 Varieties” at Help Yourself | Grocery—Upper Floor—Central Market UE BONS Oe NNN v5 h do.sks cow ce cds ssetder esc’ 25¢ Candied Lemon or Orange Peel, Ib. 35¢. Citron, Ib. 45¢ | WE OD MUTA G TOE Ws caeeic on tckicccsccauccecss 15¢ | “Old Yankee” Syyup—Pure Corn and Maple—18-oz. bottle 29¢; 32-0z. bottle 57¢; 214-lb. tin Albers’ Flapjack Pancake Flour, large pkg .. Albers’ Peacock Buckwheat Pantake Flour, pk Pettijohn’s Breakfast Food, pkg... Shredded Wheat Biscuits,-2 pkgs. Kellogg’s Krumbled Bran, pkg............. 5 Olympic Meat Co. 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Hills’ Red Can Coffee, lb. 42¢; 21% Ibs 3 | Barrington Hall Soluble Coffee, medium glass... . Instant Postum, large tin Pa Our * United Bakeries Bread BETTER THAN THE BEST! 2 Large Loaves for 25c BAKED IN ELECTRIC BAKE-RITE OVEN Large Assortment of Coffee Cakes, Cookies and Delicious Cakes Seattle Market, 111 Occidental Olympic Market, 1426 First Ave. ’ Central Meat Company 1420 FIRST AVENUE Sirloin Steak, Ib Pork Batkbones, 6 Ibs. Rolled Roasts, Ib. ..171¢¢ Pot Roasts, Ib Short Ribs, Ib Pork Roasts, Ib..... Lamb Roasts, Ib..... Lamb Chops, Ib Veal Roasts, Ib Sweet Pickled Spareribs, per Ib. Lard, 2 Ibs. for Cottage Butts, Ib Hollywood Bacon, Ib. .20¢ Heavy Hams, half o whole, Ib, BAY CITY MARKET 1420 First Avenue * Pot Boasts, jb... vise vabs ys soiccecetee cee eek en 12¢ Short Ribs of Beef, lb. .. ¥ -1lé Shoulder Lamb Roasts, lb. Pork Roasts, lb. Mild Cured Spareribs, Ib. ... Hog Liver, lb. Pure Lard, 2 Ibs. for Heavy Ham, half or whole, lb Hollywood Bacon, Ib. 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