The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1922, Page 20

4-Ring Circus on the Yo-Ho! It’s Al G. Barnes “One of the performers that will attract kids of atl ages to the Fourth ave. ard Republican st. circus grounds, May 18. 19 and 20. an elephant? in the wor Wance man for the Al G. Barnes Cireus Co., “four rings, with « cast of 940 animals and 350 people, including dancing ladies, strong men, and a heap of un. precedented clowns.” Rosalia is heralding the Gus in Seattle May 18, 19, and at the grounds on Fourth ave. and Republican st. Among the leading atfractions of a this year, he declares are ” “Tusco, * and fs x baby & has two keep one night. He ts i like most babies | milk and por “Dazie,” and the “Alice in Wonderland Oriental Ex travaganza.” Now “Lotus” is s hippo re- ently imported from the river Nile at a cost of $60,000. “Yes,” | Says Rosalia, “it cost Just that | to import the delicate little | lady, weighing three tons and « half, from her native land. She | has learned, however, since ber headquarters in Palms, Calif. last fall to leave her cage and perform twice daily on the hip- podrome track.” “Tusco” arrived the cireus. are all the animals of the cir. cus, 40 dancing giris, and dano- ing horses, and six operatic vo- calists. The production, sald to be one of Oriental splendor, was written and produced by AL G. Barnes himself. | all scheduled to arrive d to enter India SAYS HE FOUND IMMORTALITY Doctor Claims He Can Bring Dead Back to Life Plymouth Shoe Co. 1509 FOURTH AVENUE NEAR PIKE NEW YORK, May 12.—"The dead Will be brought back to life “Black skins will be changed to white. “Human life will be sustained eter Rally.” ‘These are a few of the “miracles” Which Dr. Octavio Felix Pedroso who arrived in New York from Sac «i Paulo, Brazil, promises to perform in * the immediate future. hospital in Rao Paulo is but Seattle’s Lowest Priced Shoe Store We Offer 222 pairs Ladies’ Pumps and Oxfords, in Patent Leather and Kid, in broken sizes, at 26, says he has 5 every disease anc , than one thouss fi ‘Only fn rare cases, he been necessary to resort q ines. 4 The basis of Dr. “acience” ix contained mass of blue p repr halt dozen intr . Which he says he performs the va us miracles. HOW TO RESTORE LIFE “There is nc My promise Nfe,"” Dr machines Miracle in $1.95 Pr. Ladies’ White Canvas Ox fords and Pumps, broken sizes, cut from $3.50 and $5.00 to mn y and with restored piration is t in a few ho Dr. Pedro @ifficult to « negro than to r “Changing th ment in the skin tinuous treatments o about a month. The bl from one side of the b thru a contrive puscles of the negro a ¢liminated and thos fon substituted. 1 have ch eolor of black rats to a pure white in my laboratory HOW TO LIVE FOREVER “By putting t chine at inter of every impuri electricity to suc will be impossible in the body, ‘Thi eternal.” Dr. Pedroso to cure the mo pendicitis in @ vacuum tul t of the appendix and drawing poiron The youthful doctor « erived his me a don, where h t sei years in the London hor Maat 5 year ago he returned to his Brazil. Strap Pumps, low d Flapper style prices cut to co where blood thru $3.95 and $4.95 Pr. 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In the| Senator McKellar, democrat of Tenn the adjusted services warrant exten Matanuska district to The resolution calla for ive development and also to deter of Mines, will arrive me mine the cost of operattan, The] senate to permit ince ay on his way to © a two Weekn expert Matanuska coal fields government recently completed «| full corrupt practices act coal-washing plant at Auttcn, near the Matanuska fields tent of the coal wil ery, and at this time ai will be prepared for a navy | “re t the primaries and élections and th = will deter ment wilt ing how the money was spent n of the ot} petro WARBHT lution o | conain, attorney general and = the trade commission t investigate the prop f the larges ne in the YN, May 12 la Fo! ette Matanuska mal, which will | ¢ with 600 r fields, at pared to give a * coal at! the present | methods of dev a twat of the| Dr, Hain will result of Dr. | Washington engineering st ( the Texas, | 4 p.m. Monday on “Advent torney Gene made in sub| Engineering”; the Seagtle se of }form the naval craft, will | the Amertean » of ing | it advisable to proc pment of the im: | and Me ton of the alleged A coal aren nervation” the| Sherman anti-trust act and investigations will de seven battleship Katalla ¢ corporat according to and will adopted a roll The + n also Instits urnical KE Monday night, and Engineers’ club Tuesday noon, ai Clayton law Home of Hirsh-Wickwire Clothes; Finest in America, Ready to Wear Come to the Old Reliable “Home of T wo-Pants Suits” and See the Thousands of Smart, Brand New, Up-to-the- Minute Models We Are Now Showing. 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AT PIKE STREET ; Bonus Substitute =| Bill Introduced WARTTINGTON, May 12--A out ‘or th or Accuses Higher-Up in $500,000 Theft BAVANNAI, Ga, May 12--The bery of the Chase > Pythians Prepare for Spokane Meet Ten dolegaten, including George TO. past grand chancellor, and Rob- |g ort W. Fiemming, gre euerd:| tional bank of New ] nate York wt the annua the theft charged in @ confension, |e emus of certifionten debtedness bearing 2% per cent inte lot were worked out | eat, due September 30, 1927, for the tween the alleged | unpaid balance. diamond merchant Pinkerton detectives maid today rank compa Harris The grand temple of Pyt tere will A Seattle ay lading to the lat wording © the operas |Colorado Fruit Loss Is Held Exaggerated DENVER May 12-—Fruit losses in Co sa resuit of the epring g 2 |Portland’s Rose Nurses Child Wrong | Festival Delayed | ie Siitnot be a» ereat Seventy-Nine Years! PORTLAND, Ore, May 12--Th® las first believed, scoording to re LONDON, May 12--For 7) years (ANAUGL Rose Festival, Portland's! ports to the weather bureau here to- John C, Bteinbelt, a retired govern y summer carnival, has been|agy No reports of livestock losses ment official, nursed a bitter secret poned two weeks. |nave been received, The storm bediy yesterday kfternoon the) orippied transportation and tele on the at women will In up. | ter's office, Win the In nem My portrait in ofle, representing me an @ little boy in fancy drems com tume, shall be taken out of the frame and burned : ; * oe a “ks erinaity |Policeman’s Lodger nned . * late pring and shortage of roses Claims Old Title was assigned as the reason. 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