The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1922, Page 15

FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1922, THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 15 Breakfast Goes OF MOTHERS’ DAY Without Answer Beneficiary of Charity Had Hanged Himself in His Shack ~~ ISSSSS ESSA NAAR: ‘SYRUP PEPSIN IN OLD AGE | Much used by elderly people for constipation, biliousness, head- aches, etc, ANY men and women, as they grow older, suffer | aéniotantiy from, little fils, The | cause is the poisons produced NAN NSAAAREARAS REY by chronic constipation, result- ing in headaches, depression, lt omach, bad | breath, ¢ le bottle of | Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin | will prove to you that you can STARTS SATURDAY For two years Villio Kallio had not |known what It was t in good health—not even for a da and is today the largest selling liquid laxative in the world, the All thin time he had scarcely left f the bleak little snack that was his a.m. Sun | so regulate yourself thatelimi- formula has never been im- home back of the Barton & ¢ ant | nation will occur promptly proved upon. It is saferand better}] on Duwamish flac, Mostly he stayed The entertainment t# planned to every day. Increased doses or you than salts, minerals, in “bed. mark day and Hospital |are not necessary. Itisacom- calomel, coal tar and such drastle But every day, never falling, Mr be é de eon bh | bination of Egyptian Sennaand purgatives. ne " unta fn rough any oe Orn twe and Mra, William Guataf buaht! | hands and 16 4 Rah gp Wh | othersimplelaxative herbs with Half-Ounce Bottle Free 4 from tHeir home and stopped to | nde and 1) profemlonal | pepsin. The cost is only about t pamanitly with the old Fin ? wre Tae pre. Few escape constipation, so even if you do gram at the hospital | cent a dose. aon jad nent rings if In spite of the fact that Dr, oF Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has | been on the market 30 years As usual, Friday morning, Mr. Gus tafeon came with breakfast for their 4 patient, ax they called him, G. STEVENSON | 4 door was fastened in an un | - — usual way, It wae ted fast with « MAY RUN TOO rope on the inside, Gustafson called ’ } am ade rigs ‘Oh, Mr. Kallio! You are sleeping! George Stevenson. well-known | Popular, as @ standpat candidate to|ers among federal office Jate thin morning, Open up! It's 4 iobyyist, may go into the race for| PUll thru; even ff he should pull/ reports have been percolating aan . fing, fair morning, and time for/ine United States nenate himself, jt ru the primaries, he might cause|Tom Murphine, Poindexter mame |] breakfast.” jhe iw unable to find a candidate| the defeat of the whole state/ager ang attorney for the pare mponne | wite . eulee him, is his latest an.| ticket. Watch the newspapers I) commission, is behind a movement wn his tray on the) io we | will bring out somebody or be &|to bring George Lamping into the oratep and went to a tiny window atch the papers,” te the| candidate myself.” | rm the only one there wax in the one answer he gives to pressing in-| The wtandpat faction of the re-| Lamping would make the fourti: oom shack—and looked Inside quiries, and he added: “The men) publican party may have atill alentrant in the race, John BE, Babae He saw Kallio lying “\ 1 associate with in the republican|third candidate in the field, it i» aine having been first o party think Poindexter tm too un- reported, From Poindexter work-|his candidacy. der him, k was 4 after, Coroner W. H. Corson has the body f the suicide In the county moraue, | nd a note, written tn Kalllo’s fine, Imoset womantike hand, ” ‘cousin, Emil Berlin, working for the Goodyear Logwing Co., at Lollumpa, Wash, WARRANTS $0 OUT} | FOR.16 SHEEP) that reached to a PORTLAND, May 12.—Warrants jfor the arrest and papere for the xtradition of 16 mountain sheep, two squads of the last herd left in} the state, were forwarded to the gov-) ernor of Idaho today by the Oregon | state game commimion Bad weather in Wallowa county,| where the sheep wintered on the range, is given as the reason fog the sheep awimming the Snake river and The Seattle National’s Ambition Many bank customers do not receive the greatest possible value from their banking connections because of their unfamiliarity with bank- ing services available through the departmental facilities of a large, well organized financial institution. ANARAARNRRRARANS AWABBWer ne SS WRVAARSABBARBRRRAVARARRRAARLRRARARARARARRARABARAARALARBABSES transterring their citzenship to the wvercign state of Idaho, State Game on Brown expressed anxiety to HOOT: GIBSON | ‘ THE BEARCAT’ FAST RIDING, HARD FALLS, CHILLS AND FEVER- AND ENJOYMENT, the band of 50 left In t F ariy half the total number of mn sheep left in the United the olf guard of a once umerous species It is our ambition that Seattle National customers should feel that a relationship exists that will grow more and more helpful as time passes. The possibilities of this relationship to become a real factor in your success through the friendship, knowledge and experience of our officers, and their capacity and desire to help you, will be lim- ited only by the extent to which you take them into your confidence, | Artists Bring eo to Twelve Hospitals Ruth Linrud, harpist; Ruth Os vorne Royer, harpist and singer, and Magnus Peterson, soloist, in com-| | any with other artists, were making the rounds Friday of 12 hospitals, urnishing entertainment in observ-| ance of Hospital day. To handle the largest volume of business of any bank in the State, unexcelled facilities have been perfected by the Seattle National which await the command of the Northwest's business interests, DO YOU WANT ONE? CALL AND GET IT “1 can't keep them, and I can’t kill them,” said the lady on the telephone, “What shall I do about it? I'@ like to give them away to any little girl who'd love them and take good care of them. 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