The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1922, Page 5

MONDAY, MAY 22, 1922. Ask for the test We send to every home that asks a 10-Day Tube of Pepeodent. Send the coupon for your family's sake, then watch the delightful THE SEATTLE STAR [ HELD IN $500,000 BOND THEFT effects. Beauty Without Grit Without any harm to the teeth Dea’ try to whiten teeth with grit that scratches the enamel daily in this new, effective way. That's what millions of people the world over are doing, largely dental advice. Look about you and see the beautiful teeth that jie ti i FLEETS a Ree ‘ i ti 1) t ct Papsaqgat A scientific way to bring five effects which authorities desire. Now advised by leading dentists everywhere. They, with tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrbea Stays on teeth Under old methods, much of that film remained on teeth It made teeth cloudy. Night and day it threatened serious damage. That's why so many brushed teeth discolor and decay. Tooth troubles have been constantly increasing. Now dental science, after long research, has found two film com- batants. Able authorities have proved their efficiency. Now lead- ing dentists almost the world over are urging their daily use. A new-type tooth paste has been created, based on five modern re- quirements. The name is Pepso- dent. These two great film com- batants are embodied in it for daily application. Old ways wrong Pepsodent also aids Nature in two essential ways. It multiplies the starch digestant in the saliva 10-Day Tube Free ™ TUK PEPSODENT COMPANY opt Mall © day Wode of Pepeccent wo That is there to digest starch de posits on teeth before they fer. ment and form acids Tt multiplies the alkalinity of the saliva. That is Nature's new tralizer for the acids that cause decay. Every use of Pepsodent thus gives manifold power to Nature's great tooth-protecting agents. Old- time tooth pastes had the opposite effect. They reduced mouth alka- linity, reduced the starch digestant with every application. That was due to their soap and chalk. We urge you to see and fee) these effects, then judge how much they mean Send the coupon for a 10-Day Tube. Note how clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence of the viscous film. See how teeth whiten as the film-coats disappear. Watch these delightful effects for a few days and you will always want them Cut out the coupoo now. n 1104 Wabash mt 368. Chicago, Ave. ‘OMLY One TURD fO 4 Cammy CLAIM GOLD DISCOVERED Discovery of a lost vein of gold at Cedar Creek, In the Caribou district } east of Vancouver, B. C., has led to a gold rush that approaches the mad jays of the Klondike, according to -\ R. G. MeLeod, who ia registered Monday at the Alsace apartments. Sixty years ago, McL#od says, $3. 000,000 worth taken ONE HUNDRED peLEcates | and friends of the Young Ladies" in- | stitute met Sunday at the Sorrento | hotel at a luncheon in honor of Miss | Anna Bergers, of California, grand president of the Institute, Preced- ing the luncheon the group attended ma St. James cathedral. re 2 Hillside Ra “My grand- y's Honey and gh is John Lyme found « on of the old vein which m $4,000 gold in @ sum- ning. ‘The news came out recently, and grand rush was started, . coughs, whooping EVERY DAY For a Week! $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Choice of several papers fer room 10x12x8 high, with border 30-inch papers, regular $1.50 and $2.00 roll, sale price, 3 rolls Vamish Tiles, regular 35¢ roll, sale price, 4 rolls c Domestic papers, regular 75c, $1, $1.25 roll, sale price, 4 rolls PAINT Enamel (1 qt.), reg. $1.25. Sale ‘Price . cnwisien vans: Johnson’s Wax, reg. 85c Ib. Sale Price, 2 cans.... House Paint, reg. 70¢ per qt. Sale Price, 2 quarts. . Floor Varnish, reg. $1.25 per quart. Sale price..... Paint Brush, 34 inch, reg. $1.25. Sale Price....... Murphy-Da-Cote (khaki $1.00 color), regular $1.20 ver $1.00 UHL BROS., Inc. 511 UNION ST. HUMANA UAT $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 CHARGE DENIED "BY POINDEXTER Ridicules Story of $20,000 Campaign Fund WASHINGTON, May 23.--Sena tor Miles Poindexter from his bed at | Georgetown University Gay denounced as a hood” @ recent publication in a Se attle paper, The senator said: “My attention has just been called to an article published In Seattle on May 10 stating that $20,000 of New berry money had arrived In Seattle to open the campaign for re-election of Senator Miles Poindexter. The ridiculous attempt to create @ fen: sation by printing a libelous falve: hood in red ink and letters several linches long is not much of a tribute to the people's intelligence. “I would like to know who has these great campaign funds and what is to be done with them, Ther ix not a word of truth in this sts hospital to- libelous false M1 /, Caticura Complexions Are Usually Healthy The daily use of the Soap prevents clogging and irritation of the pores, the Usual cause of pimples and blackheads, while the Ointment soothes and heals. Cuticura Talcum fe delicate, delightful, distingus. pg ea ure Soap shaves without mug. | Best Spring Tonic IDEAL BLOOD MIXTURE Blood cleanser and system renovator. $1.00 and $2.00 bottles at drug stores, or p. p. by Joyner Drug Co, Spo. Advertisement, kane ) had been increasing in recent months While booking passage for Europe, Mrs. Bertna Varde- man, concert singer, and her husband, John (below) were se in connection with a $500,000 bond theft from the Chase National bank New York. Arthur F. Chase (above Jormer employe of the bank, also is held. Bootlegging in Men Is Latest Industry WASHINGTON, May “Bootleg of human beings has become almost as profit and almost as widespread an in- dustry as the bootlegging of boore.” ‘This i# the opinion of Secretary of | this form of Labor James J Davis, is) Davie and nt charged with the enforcement of the | Ly Henning agree that immigra- |!mmigration lawa, |tien guards must be tioned at In Rootlegging of humans is @ newer |tervals of a mile apart and fur. |industry even than rum-running. It | nished with means of transportation [has come into vogue since congress | to cover their beats |decided to restrict European immi-| Instead of increasing places and are swallowed up in the interio | Because of lack of funds to en |force the immigration laws the de partment of labor has been blocked he practine. To * proof against ing, Secretary Secretary of in efforts to stop «mug who Anais the foree, gration | suards have been decreased in num Steering clear of the regular ports | ber. of entry, Beeretary Davie saye hu ‘We have had to furlough one thru Flort across the third of our men,” Davia said Thus while Budget Director mans are da, along the Gulf coast “hoot legged Mexican border, thru the Great| Dawes and the administration Lakes and along the Canadian bor | boast of “economy,” hundreds of |der. The South coast, the| thousands of undesirable. aliens 4 the | are flooding the country and, jare utilized most. when not filling the jails or oth IGuit « ar Mexican border “Hetween seven and eight erwise becoming public charges, | hundred thousand immigrants are taking jobs away from | will have entered the United American workmen. | States during the year which Wha» the matter ts being dis: ends dune 30,” Mr. Davis sabd. cussed congressional circles: “Bat 350,000 were authorized un- there is little likelihood of any der the really effective legislative meas “These p je are slipped into the| ures being taken to stop the | United at out-of-the-way av MAY CUT WAGES POOR SKEETERS | "WITH RY. RATES, ARE DISOWNED | | } | - | BY HERBERT W. WALKER | SPOKANE, May 22.—Complaining | WASHINGTON, May 22-—Reduc- | Yast swarms of mosquitoes, mem bers of the city council are bom-|¥ jtlon in raftroad ee may be anked | bo caing City Health Officer Ralph re. tt “ TOASTER SETS HOUSE ON FIRE the home of H. A and were given shelter by neighbors Allen Shears Now the refusal of the hoping to be paroled by the gover Sesae REY Radio Sets me RHODES co. Telephone Main 0214 and Supplies 4:15 to 4:00 p. m. DALLY (except Sunday) 7:15 to 8:15 p. m—Monday, Wednesday, Vriday RADIO BROADCASTING A MAY SALE OF Women’s and Children’s Millinery Millinery Dept.—Second Floor The Millinery Department has taken from regular stock a large assortment of Spring and Summer styled Hats and priced them at* extraordinarily low figures for quick disposal. Those who are here Tuesday morning will have the advant- age of more complete assortments to choose from. Tuesday's sale will consist of a host of wonderful values. is 200 Trimmed Hats Special $3.95 A charming assortment of large body Hats neatly trimmed with pretty colored flowers and ribbons; also small flower trimmed models in sailor and poke bonnet shapes, and feather trimmed. These sold formerly at $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and $12.50 each. Most unusual values offered for this sale at $3.95 each. 100 Sport Hats Special $1.95 ‘Women’s Sport Hats of soft strawe, in light 100 Trimmed Hats Special $1.95 Women's Trimmed Hats of satin, fabrics and with dark colors predominating. ‘Tailored Hats much in etraw cloths, These are splendidly style for street wear, Trimmings consist of a few flowers and rib- bons appropriately placed, There Hats sold formerly for $3.95, $5.00 and $6.95 each. Spe- clal for this sale, each, $1.95. Children’s Straw Hats—Special 95c 50 Children’s Straw Hats in plain and two-tone effects. They are in an assort- ment of styles including large and small shapes with straight, roll and turn- | down brims. Attractive values formerly selling at $1.95 and $2.50 each. Special for this sale, each, 95¢. colors. Also, a number of light taffeta and ribbon Hats in various attractive shapes and — styles, suitable for street or sport wear, ‘This group includes numbers selling formerty — at $2.50, $2.95 and $4.95 each. Choice for this — sale at $1.05 cach. 4 200 Untrimmed Shapes Special 95c A splendid variety of Untrimmed Hats of © various straws in black, navy, brown and a few light shades. Some have hair braid edges. Straw Sailors Special $3.95 Hats and others ina broken line mally all are in plain colors and smart styled The woman who pre- fers a Sailor Hat her styles will be greatly pleased with the opportunity afforded by this KNOX & of style Smart Summer shapes are included in this am sortment that sold formerly for $1.95, $2.60 and $3.95 each. Choice, while they last, at 95@ — each. 4 pale Hats that sold formerly at $5.00, $7.50 and | $8.50 each, are priced special at $3.95 each. 1 BULGARS DENY | © REBEL VICTORY errs. Stories of Communist Tri- | veins investigated by the police a | umph Contradicted Mrs. Haas left her husband i enemennsiagh ‘Thursday night to take some LONDON, May 22.-—A report that | to Rube's cafe, 521 Union st. Shes a communist uprising in Bulgaria | Tived there and left again, app had been successful and that King] !" excellent spirits, according 2 Horis had fled the country was vigor- | manager. She has not been Been: fenied b by Bulgarian offi-| She is described as of ously dented bere by Bulgar complexion, ith ‘emia eports received in London and | stay-blue eyes. She is 27 years a Paris simultaneously yesterday said | ‘ive feet, six inches tall, and wal that the peasants had declared a re-| 135 Beene. one we ee u public ti Premie tamboulinsky pws ? and bs ‘sda 4 Premier Stamboulinsky purple hat, trim: with Zoning Commission _ An electric toaster, left burning hen the family retired, set fire to Ickes, 5619 20th ¢. N. ¥., early Monday ‘The family was awakened by the ar of flames and the smell of smoke. 5 members escaped in scanty attire hile firemen battled the flames, The loss ig estimated at $600. “ Hoping for Parole Arrested in Bellingham following, appeal from a years at Walla 30, is now eee The trouble in Bulgaria appears to ra, by railrond exe ven before they! Hendricks with queries as to “how|nor to save him from the peniten-/ have some connection with the pres- e ° 5 will agree to freight rate cuts, de-| he got that way" when he predicted|tiary term, Since his sentence in! ence there of troops of Baron Wran Findings Are Re sired Wy Préc Harding, it was |'hat warm weather would eliminate|tire King county super court | gel, whose anti-bolshevik invasion of} Seattle's zoning commission ; ‘ the peste Shears has worked for the U. 8. | Russia was defeated. submit its findings before the learned here today : y every council mem.|£eedetic survey and later for a firm! A great agrarian congress is due in /nicipal league Tuesday noon at Executives in the dinner confer:| yor exhibited amait knolls or bumpeli8 Bellingham while his appeal was | Bulgaria this week with 50,000 peas-|1L. C. Smith Bullding restaurant. & ence at the White House Saturday |on various portions of their frames,|Pending. His whereabouts being at) ants attending, and it may be this!commission has been engaged jment. I expect a little later to mak®| were rather reluctant to approve ax|They said that monquitoes made al a Ro pom ret ea Of the state In large reductions in rates as the presi- | there cu which 1 will deal with all the issues aon want ireseniad ta the chmapaign and ony i@ me wants, x be Do Hendricks defended his ad , n ¥| ‘The rail executives also are said| ministration of the mosquito prob. further libel that may be developed.” jt have rained another objection to|jem with the statement that “aft The suameee-cagpets ‘to lenve the]. sie out in rates, Romely, that the lic, mete hidt aba fe Gomme piades Bey Ri By it Kets hot and the damp places dry h ___ |reduction would eaune inc I traf:|up the mosquitoes will be no more.” fic, necessitating additional equip. He also stuck to the story that PYORRHEA DANGEROUS ment, which could not be purchased |t{he insects “blew in here from if receipts were reduced other sections.” This was received Should the executives Insist on with coarse laughter | further wa ute, a voluntary agree Doc also said that he wished to ment to cu lower than the in-/deny publicly that mosquitoes had teretate commerce commission f observed in pairs | carrying it is justified in doing under the law | away golf balls from the Downriver seemn ve ul links. He said he had not investi The strongest opposition would be | gated the report that a hawk had rained to reductions in the pay of been seen near Fort Wright mak- rail workers by union heads, The | ing a forced landing due to the fact! White House dinner, it is becoming that thre f the local variety of known, was far from a “harmony |New Jersey's favorite pet were at feart tached to his wings There were several sharp ¢x-j|-— = 106 Columbia St. ‘on of views, after the president than 1 his view that the lowering ‘hgas Pe tgeliveny apr basi ge ete industrial revival | The exe ves admitted earnings but said the rate | but aaid the rate is now not more Lift Off with Fingers. CROWDS GASP | AT AIR STUNTS, Flying an all-metal German Fok ker, ut. Frank B, Tyndall, Amert. can army ace, gave an exhibition of | acrobatic flying over Fort Lawton Sunday that left a big crowd gasp. ing in wonder. Lieut. Tyndall flew to advertise re- crulting for the citizens’ military training camp, whieh will be held at) Camp Lewis July 27 to August Offices of the recruiters are at University st Moliere Birthday to Be Celebrated y eo” will! Dr. Louis fessor of | 315 in The assembly will ¢ niversary of Moliere's birth | Church Brotherhood to Entertain Women Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with | Women of the parish will be the |fingers. Truly! honored guests at the annual ban-| Your druggist sells a tiny bottle jquet and meeting of the Men's|of “Freezone” for a few cents, suf- Frotherhood of the First Methodist |ficient to remove every hard corn, Episcopal chureh 1 1y evening. | soft corn, or corn between the toes, Mrs. Henry Landes, councilwoman- and the calluses, without soreness or elect, will be one of the speakers, irritation,Adverti#ement, nearly two years in arranging a districting of the city. 1 times know! wen into | gathering which led to the first re-| stody when | 4 | ports of revolution. THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES « 0 U 'SECONDQQMAVENUE AND UNION STREET. Store Hours—8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. 50-Piece Imported, Decorated Dinner Sets 2: Special $15.98 Regular Value $25.00 A fortunate purchase enables us to offer this most wonderful bargain. This Dinner Set is in the attractive Green Key and Floral pattern. You must see this set to appreciate it. This 50-piece set con- sists of the following pieces: 6 &inch Dinner Plates 6 Cups and Saucers 6 Ginch Pie Plates 1 10-inch Platter 6 4inch Bread and Butter 1 8ineh Pla’ Plates 1 Fast Set Sa 6 Coupe Soups 1 serole and Cover 6 4-inch Fruits 2 Bakers Your choice of two select patterns—special, at $15.98. ROCHESTER BOILER» A RECORD-BREAKING PF HEAVY FRAME FANCY SCREEN DOORS = SPECIAL AT Regular Special par Price _ Price 30x78. .$3.25 $2.49 32x80 50 2.69 | 34x82... 3.75 2.89 $ 98 | 36x84.. 4.00 3.19 e | 36x80.. 4.25 3.39 | This is a well-made Door with 11-inch frame and_ strongly mortised. Splendid for front doors. Similar “LOOK AND LIST! This well known Wash Boiler with copper bottom, stationary handles, fitin cover, and made of hea x || to cut. tin. Your choice of size § or 9—we can not take |} C. O. D. orders at this low price. Special at | Door Set Complete $1.98. | 35¢ _ ATKINS GRASS HOOK SPECIAL Regular value 75¢ Tool steel blade; crescent shape; riveted 39¢ handle ——— ——