The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1922, Page 9

ar THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922. TACOMA BANK BUILDING IS am you yet to offer their ald tn ee se tutta ine gana “at yen’ 1 Give Business Men Lesson = OLD vatere tht intl tp. te concen in Phone Etiquette - pod Paintup week, which ts pat hen dye ~ oe 10 BE eg Pet 2 ep a ON STANDARD QUALITY ~ FACTORY GUARANTEED “ae up campaign committer, urged | Pweg “ve'the notary club In the TRIED AND PROVEN TIRES ~ Quarters Occupied DON'T LOSE HEART; BOY SCOUTS’LL GET YOU WN SHORT TIME If the Boy Seoutsa haven't called Thursday that everyong cooper 'HELLO GIRLS THE SEATTLE STAR | DEMONSTRATE } ate with the Boy Scouts, who are 4 g la % . tartans Gath O06 tnakh Seattle & drops depleting residential \ Alle | = by. Scandinavian) (ster sty. Sith. tnair phone equipment, const? \ : \\\ | tuted the scenery, while four spectal A\ American to Go} at Auction Forgery Is Charged jly constructed switehboards were Jused to demonstrate every step in ‘the handling of a call, from “num Against Carpenter |<", pics.” 10 1% completion The demonstration is to be repeat o~ 4 TACOMA, May 4.-—-R. F. Lattoon | of Tacoma will be made sprcta, com: | miastoner for the sale of the Scand! navian Amertcan Bank bedding, ae. cording to the decree of Federal Judge E. B. Cushman, filed in die trict court here Wednesdey. The decree calls for « special auction sale, of which Laftoon ts to have charge, the date of the auction to be set by the court, art the ale te be conducted at the main ¢ trance} of the Pierce county courthoure, The eum of $214,565.55 must be raised to cover all the tlens, attor- neys" fees and court costs. Attornéy’ | fees amount to $24,635; interest, $: | 364.47; court coms, $469.2°, actual Hens to plaintiffs 106.76. { Interest at € per cent will be due) all plaintiffs, dating from May 3 to the time the claims are peid. According to the decree, the build. ing must be sold as an entirety, the! bids subject to the approval of the} court. : Proceeds from the ene of the building will be divided Inte four Perts: (1) Expenses of the sale, and |@earee forgery. Charged by Prosecuting Malcolm | 64 in the same place Friday neon. Douglas with passing worthless} Preliminary talka were made by checks, Charles Evans, a carpenter,|James Parrott, toll sales supervisor, ‘ and A. L, Mewhirter, plant engineer a held in the county Jail Thure |mnen the Misses Phylile Newell, Mar: Y. He will be arraigned for first |earet A. 8 a, Mae Cente, Elizabeth Na . Lilian Laymonde, Evans ts sald to have passed sev. | Josephine O'Netll and Anna Stark eral checks on local himber mitla, in | Put thru calls of every sort. explain, bie halite hho }ing the steps, and demonstrated what eg and umber which he OF | occurs when a line is busy, or a ered delivered to false addresses. | party te cut off | He pocketed the change, it {s claimed, | Music was furnished by an orches _— es . tra of telephone company employes GRAY, FAD //\ | HAIR RESTORED | | Leaning on @ cane and aided byan attendant, ¢x-President Woodrow! Wileon appeared before his Washing-! ton home to acknowledge homage of a exion — you can often ese the Poslem and Posiam Soap compl moma TCU DANDRUFF. GONE! Without the use of dyes thousanda|/ 909 delegates to the Pan-American of men and women have restored the | Conference of Women. original color of their hair, whether }black, brown or blond, in a natural, | harmiess and pleasant manner with| | Nourishine—a real tonic which feeds \ & fee of $500 to the special master; (2) payment of $10,000 attorry fees to Frank Oakley, attorney for) Forbes Haskell, Jr, and $7,361.28 in certificates for money spent by the receiver for upkeep of the brilding: | | ing It to original vit ingly remo: air growth Cleanses t 4 nourishes the hair, thus restor ity and col-| Hampden Is Coming to Met in Repertoire @) eff tnhor, material men's and con lam Soap is eplendid for | drut remove it is worth many | } tractors’ liens; (4) all judgments here the hair, toe Tt ebeehe |e tn price wa’ ee eres Oe tofore decreed agains” the hank, $72-) a, © longer, No matter what you have! 80 long aa some men succeed and fri ween rile $86.35, with interest amounting to The Great atter-Plu Tonle tried —try Nourishine. Price $1.26 {Others fall, so long as some have| riction are vulcanized $4,295.72, HEAMOTONE Iner bottle. Bartell Drug Co. Owl) Wealth and oth poverty, will the Drug Co., Rhodes Fron, department; WOrld be subbiect to fhe criticism YAKIMA.—Steps to resist breach Adv o 4,/1000 of an inch when cold i e 1/122 of an inch under fire An automobile engine having a 4” bore will have when cold a clearance between its pistons and cylin- ders of approximately 4/1000 of an inch. When the same engine has been heated to operating tempera- ture, this clearance will have decreased 75%, or to 1/1000 of an inch. Likewise, a main crankshaft bearing having a clear- ance of about 1% /1000 of an inch when cold, will show a decrease in this clearance at operating temperature to less than %4/1000 of an inch. All oils lose viscosity, that is, they become lighter in body when subjected to the heat of engine operation. An analysis of Zerolene shows that the differences in its body at the various errgine temperatures, from cold to operating temperature, follow in close relation the decrease in béaring clearances. The right body at all operating temperatures For this reason Zerolene oils have at all engine tem- peratures exactly the required body to splash and flow freely into the fast-moving, small-clearance bearings » to provide an adequate film of lubricant. Because of their “oiliness,” Zerolene oils cling to bear- ing surfaces, and at the same time offer in themselves a minimum of resistance to the engine power going to the driving wheels. For this reason they give perfect lubrication and permit the development of the max- imum power, speed and gasoline mileage of the car. Choo more Espeed ~ less and wear ~ thru (Correct Lubrication (Catifornia) Makes red blood, builds up th® store and other drug and department | Which may be found in Charies Rann promise judgment for $12,000 and restores strength quickly. stores, {Kennedy's “The Servant in the! Anna Waterman. of Ta-| 4 $2.00 at all drug stores. or | House,” whieh Walter Hampden and Lennon, yner Drug Co, Spo sompany will present here, to. Nourishine Is Not a Dye tieement ¢ with plays feom bi tire | Shakespearean repertoire, at the Met ropolitan theater, opening Sunday, May 7 In “The Servant In the House” Mr, Kennedy has sought in an allegerical drama to ca ention to foolish am |bittons and to heap harsh eriticiem | upon those who bow down and wor [ship material gods, hide behind the mask of hypocrisy and fal! in their adherence to the doctrine of the brotherhood of man. ome 12 years ago thin play wae the dramtlc sensation of the season, and proven quality and FOYT ETI Tree ere errr errr TT LETTER TROLL e Te ment METROPOLITAN ALL WEEK SATURDAY Ine, Present “GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES” we IN NEW YORK N cords, Prices include a free India Tires have maintained tire, regardiess of price. 45 NEBRA. 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SPP POP eee eee ee TAX PAID Auto Supplies and Necessities There is only one place tn this city to which you can go an@ be That place is Western Auto. make this store your motoring héadquarters. TACOM! 717 PACIFI . PAGE 9 — es IN THES Awe ‘ , cotton fabric and gum Nebraskas you get tried in auto supplies, courteously ease. It will pay you to 45 STORES PRLDVELDVLEDELEEEETELE EE EDELELEEEEELELELELEEEEE LEE E LEER LE LEEEEERUSR EO SREE SS \————-KEEP WELL: } | SMOKE EVIL BisiloP R every large eity and numer: day " ons SUNDAY, MAY 7 H WALTER N “Ne counterpart on ” Sun. Eve. an (tr Hampden tn bis original creation) Men. and Sat. Eves. § o'Clock (Me, Hampden tn the role of Othello) Tues, and Wri. Eves, Groagest living Hamlet.” ‘The Great American Actor oti “Servant in “Othello” “Hamlet” “Taming of the Shrew” w ™M. “Merchant of Venice” Wed. bre. = aan ones history in which con ik of hie ae: , siderable = manu- facturing te car. “ ” Macbeth’ ia cn tee FUERA et ts cnt hangs a cont ‘Test Macbeth of J s N. Y. stant pell of amoke Where there ts smoke there must* be soot, | ard this is con- stantly breathed into the lungs of munities. Many large cities have taken steps to abate the umoke nulsance. New York has abated the «moke evil more than 60 per cent by proper tn struction in hand stoking Cinein- nati has accomplished 47 per cent abatement since 1914 by efficient leg islation Cleveland is making the smoke nuisance one of the objectives of its present clean-up campaign, It Is an extablished fact that dis eases of the upper respiratory tract, that 1s, diseases of the nose, throat and lungs, are greatly increased by the irritation of conl dust in the alr, Pneumonia is increased tn frequency and severity by pollution of the air with coal dust, A smoke pall, alo, shuts out the strong rays of the sun, nature's great bacteria killer. It is up to every indiveinal in a HERE TODAY India’s Famous Mystic Joveddah De Rajah PRINCESS OLGA ONLY HINDU TELEPATHY i A “Little Miss Sunshine” With Jack Walsh & Co. ‘ ————~ 8 smoky community to fight for abate $ AS GOOD §F nent 06 the nuisance. ation in nie aa Sia proper methods of coal burning and effective legislation will go a long way toward checking the smoke pov the people who live in these com CAPT. BRUCE McKAY, |Carried Letters 32 | Years; Will Retire | John C. DeHaas, after 32 years of |continuous service.as a mai) carrier | for the Seattle post office, is to re: | tire and spend his old age In develop ing property he purchased with his| | | savings. | ti aateeniialiadioempirecis | LFJUMAN FLY GETS $40,000 IN LOOT | NEW YORK.—aA “human fly” bur |slar who entered a window 40 feet lfrom the ground after climbing a brick wall with bare hands and feet got loot valued at $40,000 from a New York apartment. well known West Coast riner, died at) New York April 28, according to a delgyed Eastern dispatch, FRECKLE-FACE Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots; How to Remove Easily * Here's a chance, Mins Freckle-face, to try a remedy for freckles with the guarantee of a reliable concern that it will not cost you a penny unless It removes the freckles; while |i¢ 1t does give you a clear complexion the expense ts trifling. Simply get an ounce of Othine— double strength+from any druggist, and a few applications should show you how easy it ts to rid vourself of the homely freckles and get a beautiful complexion, Rarely ts more than*one ounce needed for the worst case. Be sure to ask the druggist tor the |double strength Othine, as this! strength is sold under guarantee of | money back if it fails treckles.—Advertisement, Rob Choir Director While He’s Singing J. TACOMA, May 4-—While Bixel directed “The Rose Maid atorio, at the First Presbyt church last night, burglars played “The Lost Chord his home. Bixe! ost everything of value the burglars could find. A BANISH THE FIRST GRAY HAIR PDO NOT despair when that first gray hair appears. Keep your youthful appear ance by tinting gr bleached ha: any shade of brown or bl tone,” the modern hair tint absolutely harmless to the hi in. Easily applied at home, Will not rub or wash off and cannot be detected. Sold at ail dealers . ‘Trial bottle sent direct for 10c. The Kenton Pharmacal Co,, 612 Coppin Bldg., Covington, Ky. BROWNATONE mie Seattle Turnvere' Annual Demonstration Masonle Temple, May 6th, 8:00 p, m, to remove | Dancing at 10:00 p. m, Admission 50c.! ier or to prevent the slightest stome Advertisment, | A 4elegation of Tacoma Kiwanis outlined plans for the district meet. ” ing to be held in their city May 11, |_ The shortage of nickel coins in France Is said to be due to the peas _ ants hoarding them in preference to |paper money. AID GHSEO STOMMCH TROUBLE Take Spoonful of Magnesia in a Little Water to Neutralize Stomach Acids When Indigestion Bothers “If you enjoy three square, satis- fying ‘meals a day, eat them. You needn't go on diet. But after meals you must neutralize the dangerous acid that formas in the stomach,” de- clares a well known authority, who tells us that nine cases in ten of in- digestion are caused, not by a failure of the digestive organs, but simply by the presence of too much acid in \the stomach. Acid sours and fer- {ments the food, causing gas, heart= burn, bloating and often acute pain, and you have that dull, heavy feel- jing, coated tongue, bad breath, or are’ dizzy and sick at stomach, To neutralize these dangerous mach acids and keep the stomach aweet and , so that your meals will diges rally and painlessly, Ep & few ounces of pure Bisurated it good v meal teaspoonful or two tablets in of water. ‘Then you of former stomach suf- ferers who now eat as they please, with no more fear of indigestion. Be sure to get the genuine Bisurated Magnesia, especially prepared for this purpose. It is pleasant to take, is not a laxative, cannot injure the stomach and is inexpensive, Just a little is sufficient to give instant ree by thousan ach disturbance.—Advertisement,