The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1922, Page 4

NCH TROOPS MORE GAS USED This Woman Is AREATTACKED IFB,T.U'SLOW Just So Keen Send Germany Note San Francisco Experience on Cemeteries of Protest Like Seattle’s | PARIS, Apri) 2%4——The council of SAN FRANCISCO, Apri! %6.— today sent a note to demanding the immediate period of two years shows a di ing over of persons guilty of reet increase of gas consumption Freneh soldiers at Peters | attendant upon any reduction in im upper Silesia, Tt immediate! the B, T. U. of heat unit, com is not taken, the note says,| tent, was declared here today by consequence fomthe German au Lester 8. Ready, chairman of the will be serious. Joint commitice on effictency and ——————— economy of gas, a Wy the state rallroad comm! . ys Churches Must [| .2Visiae we nave obtained + egg Thow,” Ready said, “that with the va Advertise Busin riations in the quality of gas as actu That the chureh, like any other o% giv made, the cuble feet consumed has to advertise to stay in varied approximately in inverse pro- was the gist of @ speech portion thereto. In other words, tf Rev. Ambrose M. Balley of tne nT. U. content te cut in half, Baptist church, in @ taiK ithe consumer must use twice as ‘the Seattio Ad club Tuesday. | much to get the same heat. $08 Preliminary Investigations Indloate oman at een y that experiences of gas consumers tn issued Y Seattle are duplinated here, Plates this yeor, according to 1, California, gas companies are re. Fred J. Dibble. quired to serve 670 BT. U. per cuble | feet of gas. The investigating com Mrs. B. T. Redmon | mittee of 15 experts was appointed to —Pheto by Curtis |determine what would be the results| | | | of allowing the gna companies to fur ‘Cemeteries are such nice, restful | nish gas of a lower B. T. U, content,| Places, I love them. I like to take \an desired by the companies, because |My lunch out with me and npend the |it would lower manufacturing costs. |afternoon occasionally, Aad some) The committee does not expect to) day I expect to Just move out and complete Its work before next fault, | pend all my time there.” Preliminary reports issued The speaker was Mra, B. T. Red. from time to time have consist. [mon of the Redmon Grave Marker, ently indicated the conditions (1628 Fourth ave. Mra, Retmon en out today Ready, name | joys the unique distinction of being must use | the only woman In the United States of a lower BT. U. [engaged in the business of making to get the same amount | tombstones. of heat. “You nee," she continues, “a few In hearings held In Seattle it was | years ago, while out in a cometery, s claimed that, within certain limite, |1 observed a small boy having a lot all the consumer had to do was tolof fun kicking over some of the adjust the alr intake to get the same | wooden markers at the heads of some : amount of heat when the B. T. U.|of the graves. The \hought came to 7 content of the gas was cut Gown./me then to make a permanent z | Strems was laid upon the number of | marker out of stome or concrete that |) BT. U. per cuble foot that would would be boy and foolproof, and I've flow thru the burner—when the been doing tt ever since.” point at Issue is not how many B.T.| Mra. Redmon has just returned U. flow thru, but how many are trom @ trip to Friday Harbor, where! % burned. |ahe closed a contract to furnish 80 a t u | “Of course we have not completed | markers for the cemetery there, the 4 our investigation yet." Ready stated. | iargest single order over tuoked by , “but we have gathered « vast array 4 gouttie firm, of data and have conducted anim) sire Redmon takes an active tn. ane ecarag Mi experiments, all Of) rorest in affairs of civtc interest and whicl in same way. | fi the Geat ] “Summed up, the altuation as we |i, prominent memiwr of the Beal tle Women's Commercial club, She [recently completed « trip to San Francisco and Lon Angeles in the in- terests of organization zeteceatnce "| PLUMLEY TRIAL Mary’s Jaunt | ON TOMORROW to Eu TOPe tO | Woman who Poisoned Hus- End in Eden band Pleads Insanity PORT ORCHARD, April 26.— BY WEBB MILLER With insanity as her defense, (Copyright, 1923, by the United Pree) PARIS, Apirl 2¢.—Mary Landon | Baker's journey to Europe has ended |in a lover's meeting, after all, and there'll be a honeymoon in June. The Chicago hetress and Allister) Leas than a month ago Mrs. Plum “MeCormick today issued @ formal! iey sprinkled her husband's ealed joint statement thru the United Press| with strychnine and sat at the tadie as follows: with him, lmughing and chatting “You can announce that we Intend) while she watched him eat it. In to marry in London at the end of 20 minutes he was dead. June—the exact date has not yet/ Since she entered her plea of not Deen decided upon. guilty by reason of insanity, the | “We will spend our honeymoon tn! young widow has been what jail at Europe, after which we probably wil! | tendants here call a headstrong pris make our home both in Chicago and oner |, Europe. Her alleged tneanity sald to | “Until the end of May. when we go | have been caused by her infatuation ite London, we wili remain on the con-/ for another man who lived acrons the tinent, street from her and her husband in “We have decided to tanue this) Charleston. statement in order to avoid further) Judge Walter M. French will be Publicity.” the trial judge. Prosecutor Pay Mrs. Baker, mother of the bride | Greenwood will represent the state. to-be, gave the statement her approv-| Mrs. Plumiey’s attorney is Charles 1 and the children @ blessing fn ad-| . Miller of Seattle. yance, and announced that Mary's - fondest wish this side of the end of June was to be left alone to enjoy have found it fe thie: If the con- sumer ie getting 570 B. T. U. gas, and tt takes him five minutes to (bring a kettle of water to the boiling point, with 500 B. T. U. gne it will take him longer and he wil consume more gas in accomplishing it.” Because it is rolled from the entire Wheat Kernels @ Northwest Product, by Albers Bros. Co, Pacific millers, KANSAS GIRLS GET INCREASE First Woman Across | ropiica, xan, Avrii 20-—Kansas cacy ll Plains Dead at 85 ing girls need not dress on build yolrselt up quickly after) aco, “April 26-—Mre. Sener! 55 a year and wear 25.cent stock Or any wasting fllness, take Rogart, believed to have been the !n#*. the Kansans industrial court hae HEAMOTONE first woman to eras the plains from |Tiied in lesuing 9 tentative order Missouri to the Pacific Northwent,|!mcreasing the minimum wage for) great tonic and blood builder.| 45 dead here today at the age ‘of Women approximately 17.6 per cent Snd $2.00 bottles st all drug 55° ghe wax taken violently ill while, /™Plovers will fight the tentative or direct, p. p. by Joyner on ner way to church services Bun (ter #t a final hearing before the Co, Spokane—Advertisement. aay and died shortly afterward. court May 9, it was announced. The phe ns nem order also provides that women and minors shall not work more than Fes rg abel Sie hole Coe Cuer|nine hours daily or 49% hours « week Celilo While the court made no mention THE MODERN MOTHER lof the stocking controversy, the In facea problema far beyond thone of C'C8#® granted tentatively provides! her forbears, She herscif must be 9 Money for at leas alf silk” hosiery much more competent person, com the girls who rioted In depart mt stores here against the cotton bining in ong individual the duties of nurse, cook, teacher and moral in.|¥*tiety. The yainimuee sexe mes | structor. Tt Is no wonder that many |CTeared for laundry workers from conscientious women break under $4.50 to $11 a week; for mercantile the strain, and that others drag | ¢stablishment employes from $4.50 to} out a miserable existence; always $10.50 a week, and the old minimum tired, and yet unable to take a day's fF female mv ig dag Of tactories of |vacation. Such women will find|$!1 was allowed to stand ‘ athernselves benefited and their bur-| Mis# Nell Berger, employers’ wit dens made easier by the use of 2°%* told the court at a hearing 25-cent stockings and $87.55 a year 5 n oR er and a small amount on §=women, and does not fail to relieve : ist travel In Oregon, Washington and| «laughter charge when arraigned repeat until relieved. them.——Advertinement. ete ays le ted tc British Columbia, The rates will con-| Tuesday betore Presiding Judge Cal- fs one of the curses of modern life! 4 bendy for Headache. - e ous - - tinue urtt!) September 30, vin S. Hall, in superior court, H i. hich none eseape, rich or poor, Representative of the Govern A short circuit in an electric heat er started o fire Wednesday in the office of the Simpson Auction com: pany, 1127 Pine st. City firemen controlled the blaze after 10 min utes of hard work, The loss was entimated at $400. | LEEMING & CO., NEW YORK ECZEMA T YEAR CUTICURA HEALS In Pimples All Over Body. Itched and Burned. “ Eczema broke out in pimples all Liver Trouble Is Usually Due + to Constipation ‘When you are constipat- a, there is not enough lubricant produced by item to keep the soft. Doctors reseri Nujol because action is so close to this natural lubricant. That's why careful mothers prefer Foley’s Honey and Tar to all other cough —— medicines. your skin by dai ), Oitmemand Talcum. VTAR) RYWHERE BEGIN} duced round trip rates will be put| having caused the death of Miss Len-| land, tg the highest railway in Eu-| whereby alcohol and yeast can be Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Com. 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