The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 19

‘ 5 FRIDAY, MARCH 8 NEW ERA IN. IDUSTRYIS PREDICTED Leader of New M ovement Is of Opinion That Co-op- eration Will Do it ee BY EDWARD\M. THIERRY NEW YORK, bh "A new era in industry is beginning in the Unlted States, built )n concentration, co-operation and copervation ” Baul Singer, presilent of the Gar ment Ceater Capit making this| we your trunk to fect ax wide @ yon as Jumbdo., eastr, even an elephant eets apring fever. Feminine BY LAURENCE M. BENEDICT , and 2) WASHINGTON, March 31—A re ft. boy trom | Hen Wide campaign to divorce the his dream | S#™*ret from ferninine lips is not far Center Cap. Tstant, Representative Johnson v | Minsiawippl, author of a bill to pre 4 thru in| Vert Women from amoking in the trade's | DAtional capital, believes. Of his Dill, Johnson, sald, Would cause states and citiee to) take similar action, His views caused Mise Alice Rob- . lerteon, Oklahoma, the only woman business | member of congress, to rise in de the ideal | tense of woman's right to smoke, | “Let women emoke if they want ito," Miss Robertson said. “It's just! & matter of taste and they've got! ;®# much right to smoke as the! | men.” “Clgaret amoking by women is jone of the most degrading habits er started,” Johnson said. “It's | as bad as liquor and may be worse.” “They argue that smoking ts as) | bad as drinking liquor,” Mise Rob.| pers and are! Of Of industrial | & million | Makes possible a pull-together spirit | —& growth in five years that under old methods would take 60 years.” IMMENSE SAVING IN INSURANCE ALONE Housed in two butidings, one of 23 stories and the other of 17 stories, | the 70 firms in the Garment Center Capitol are saving more than 85 per) cent on their fire meurance prem. | uma. They used to pay 55 cente “| thousand, Singer said, and now they pay 7 conte In compensation Infurance they are saving $40,000 a year by reason of co-operative medica! aid. There is a hospital on the fourth floor, with It's pain only. St. Jacobs Ou | Mop any pain, and not one rheu iat and an oculist. Cooperative wei: | tism case in fitty requires internail) work is carried on; there is a treatment. Rub soothing, penetrat. tng Bt. Jacobs Oi! right on the tender by the time you say Jack out comes the rheumatic and distress, St. Jacob's Ot! tsa game th: It will benedit Bess man and benefit the p When Phareeh, the turtle, raises wp Ma head te yawn you know spring 4 here, He enjoys quite a atretoh with the yawn. Congressman Shocked by Smoking Habit erteon sald, “But they have yet to show a case where a man amokes two or three cigarets and goes home with @ jag on and murders ag or three members of his fw ily D YAWNS WITH YOU. LOOK AT THESE AND KEEP FROM YAWNING—IF YOU CAN! | | Bruno can hardly bear it—exouse |the pun, He just amply must yawn Din winter's sleep. $25,000 DOPE SEIZURE MADE |Man and Woman Arrested in Portland PORTLAND, March $1-—Twenty. five thousand dollars worth of nar. ‘ m gg ee “oo optimiets WhO! cotio drugs was seined and the lon't believe the country is going! to the moral bow.wows just beewune| *Ouroe of supply to many Portiand & few women smoke a few cigurets,| S4dicts was suddenty cut off in the There will never be enough women|*freet here of H. Price, alias Hans amokers to really hurt the éountry.| LAW and Mra, May Gibbons, alias “L don't. know whether the toy| DOfOthy Gibson, according to a re lap dogs of the idle rich approve of | Pott made today by Patrolmen Bur its claret amoker or not, but 1 will| 410k and Schaefer of the city nar. bet real bablen don't like it, 1) Cte saad. don't believe in prohibiting anything! Price And Mra. Gibson are in the unless it is @ menace and | don't| COUntY Jall In default of 96,000 bend| believe Women emoking a manace.”| eh. and Roy Mason, Willie Kob-| Representative Volstead, Minne.| emt Ned MeDonaid and Dorothy | sota, father of the prohibition Iaw,| Davia are held os material wit-/ indicated he would not support | Reason in default of $2,600 each. | measure to make women cut out! _ o—- eee | smoking ” |CURED BY A NATIVE HERB) “Hell, let ‘um smoke," said Tnele| On board a veanel bound for India Joe Cannon, “My mother used to| recently a man was bitten by a pote | smoke. Nearly all the women 1|onous reptile; both the ship doctor! down in North Carolina where she|and a famous surgeon failed to con was born and raised.” trol the poison fast spreading thra Weather Recording in a day the veasel reached port for, who produced a native herb Now School Course which quieaty allayed the poison and KINGSTON, Eng-—Weather re-|the man’s life was saved. cording instruments have been in-| Roots and herbs are nature's as stalled in the Kingston school, and! sistants in combating disease, & course in weather study is part of| well-known medicine for ailments ae cream, peculiar to women, Lydia B. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, ts pre | pared from roots and herbs, possess ing medicinal properties of great he t tment of such all to Escape Flood |**'v",* ‘ NORTHWICH, Eng--The busi.| This i# proved by the letters of Deas center of the town is being | recommendation we are continually rained from 3 to 7 feet to escape publishing in this paper for it—Ad vertisement. ROMAN MEAL An Indian medicine man was sent © ‘Salright! This Noness ten't roar- When Billy tires of playing When spring can work tts way ing at you. Khe has just been fed! eum he yatons and when he yawns dressed up as tho he were going some |thru Hippo's thick Mde and create Six boxes of cube drugs valued at! about $3,000, 12 bottles of cocaine! valued at about $10,000, a can of| smoking opium, a complete opium smoking outfit and 10,000 tablets of heroin valued at $1 each, are in the custody of Assistant United States Attorney Piegel aa evidence Against the defendants. | The two had been under survell- and spring ts here. | when warm spring breeses disturb|and that yaroning, drowsy feeling (@/ you know he's not playing possum place, but this yawn makes you feel| such a cavernous yawn you're eure spring's harbinger, ‘live staying home. lapring’s here. | Highest dwelling in FPurope is the Normal adult can hold his breath monastery of St. Bernard, in the | from 40 to 45 seconds. Alps, @ tile and a half above sea) Xilite, a new insulation material, is 1922 Record of xi, new ition hv Automobiles |' L4 4 rine ive, We received |broken collar bone and arm Wedne lance by the police for six months day when an auto driven by W. & eceding their arrest, officers red. aa 4 Brown, 23 W. Geler #t., struck her 145 An unidentified man knocked down at Firet ave land Washington #t,, Wednesday, b |an auto driven by H. Duncanson, 61 Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief | There t one safe, dependable treatment that relieves ftching tor: | ture and that cleanses and soothes the skin, | Ask any 4roggtet for a %6¢ or bottle of Zemo and appiy it directed, irritations, Pimples, Blackheads, Ko zema, Blotehes, Ringworm and sim | ilar skin troubles will disappear Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying A. Johnson, Conklin liquid, ie all that ts needed, for it banishes most skin eruptions, makes | his system. jhe skin soft, smooth and healthy ~-Advertwement. hurt Wednesday when driven by G. © knocked him down. Boon you Wil find that ®Y* and Marion st 10th ave, N., said he was unhurt 146 —Leslio Mayor, Stanley apartments, was hel a machin Canney, of Lakeview Julius Brown, Frye hote 14 Trcenime 0 casvaity when a: auto driven by F. J. Wolf, of Castle Rock, knocked him down at Third Tuerday | boy, name un) 148; A mall known, was knocked down jat Terry ave. and Stewart st by K.| | hoteL A year ago today five persons were hurt by autos, making the Distributors Exclusive Beattie ‘Tacoma STORES rheumatism liniment which disappoints, and does not burn skin. @>d stiffness from aching joints, Tt takes pain, soreness! said Singer. “Each busi is separate, for the 70 firms ufacture all grades, all classes | all styles of garemnte for worm OLE wheat and whole rye ent faxove—a balanced human food. Nut-brown in color; nutlike in taste—an appetite detight, an ald to dige tion, and positive relief for constipation Into little granules and blended with | ~The New Stga @ the Times” URITED RETAIL MERCHANTS OF AMERICA Thirty-four Stores in Seattle Mugcles;and bones; stops sciatica, But when emergencies arise) Tumbago, backache and neuraigia. || tive spirit works as it Litnber up! Get @ email trial bot-| dot in a town’s chamber of com Of old-time, honest St. Jacobs Oi! any drug store, and in a mo. centralisation there is the ad Beat you'll be free from pains, aches | vanige that show rooms are con d stitfnens. Don't suffer! Rub/venht to buyern, We have eatad- Pheumatiam away —Advertisement. | lith@, manufacturing center and a stylejenter, We get cheaper rent and ©nomica! production. | “aa industry can reap similar | benef, Anyone can do ax we are j doing \n pooling on a co-operative | deate Ammyes of ntaples, euch as paper. twine, accessories, thread, canvasind other sundrica.” the head of Singer Broa, president of the Coat, Suit Manufacturers Protective and during Governor ministration wae chair New York State Labor jand 8k associat Smith's |man of | Board. | ATHE QOEATEST ACTEOS mH THE WORT Wo KEEP De LER Ane Sows COUERY. Candied Laxative Wafers A balanced human food, with just the kinds and amounta of vital food | Coste less than clementa nece: Preporadle a4 @ tempting new dish ov SUNDAY MONDAY fine pancakes TUESDAY porridge in deltetous, nut- ry. cont « dish to serve. ery day. 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AUNTIE ETT ULVUTOUGANUAAGOOEOUGALEUULE THE URMA STORES HAVE GREAT CONFIDENCE IN SEATTLE 7” The members of the tomers, and are ready Urma System are home owners; they are proud of the city, proud of the cus at all times to resent any disparaging remarks that are apt to be made by thoughtless persons. These members stand for good government, good schools, and for every legitimate achievement that will help to build a great city. And they believe it a duty to render profitable service to you who are planning for better business. CASH SPECIALS ‘Thie Cash Column i# mak- ing money for you; you should watch it closely every week. The buying power of the URMA organization is continually lowering (he cost of your groceries. CERETANA FARINA~ A perfect cereal, made from the choicest portion of care fully selected Hard Wheat. Se-cunce pkgs, special 18c CANNED SALMON— Finest Alaska Re extra special 28c limit 3 packages, per pkg. 10c CANE SUGAR— in 6-Ib, packages 32c VAN CAMP SOUPS. special, per can 9c SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUIT two packages 11d. flat this ———— At the URMA Stores The quality of these URMA products is so nearly perfect that we do not hesitate to urge you to buy liberally. We intend to maintain quality and reasonable prices at all times. RAGO) Peon POWDER URMA FLOUR—This flour is milled from selected wheat, perfectly blended, and you should obtain finest results when it is used. No. 10 bags, 50¢; 2414-lb. bags, $1.10; 49-lb. bags ... URMA COFFEE—Fresh from the roaster; is giving pede Bae satisfaction to all users, and has become the most popular brand we carry, Ib. 40 URMA BREAD—Our stores have never sold bread that quite equaled URMA in quality loaves, 121g¢; pound size..... URMA BROOMS—No. 28, $1.1 No. 24 size...... URMA CORN Package . URMA SALAD DRES: TV-ounce bottles ..........6005 CERETANA PANCAKE FLOUR- Four-lb. pkgs. HIGH NOON SYRUP— or Log Cabin brand, medium size PINK SALMON—Good grade from best packers, tall cans, 2 for é SHRIMP—Finest grade of selected meats extra special, No. 1 size...........0..008 PALMOLIVE SOAP— Per dozen bars WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP. Extra special, 6 bars for FELS NAPTHA— Two bars FEDERAL OR CO-OPERATIVE MILK— (Limit 3 cans), three tall cans........... VAN CAMP CATSUP— Pint bottles VAN' CAMP PORK AND BE Prices 10¢, 15¢ and.. GRAPENUTS— Special, per pkg..... SOAP POWDER Made in Seattle. A superior soap product—eild, efficient and economical. Makes clothes white and wholesome. Price 30 Cents clean, Yours Truly Assorted Cakes, in fancy boxes, special per pound box— 35c Yours Truly Graham Crackers, S-ounce packages, special, two LOOK FOR THE URMA SIGN AT THE FOLLOWING STORES 6201 California Avense West 0209 Weat 0600 Weat 0021