The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 9

IDAY, JUNE 2, 1922. FIGHT IS OPENED | TEE SEATTLE STAR DIAZ TO HEAD | NEW UPRISING |Mrs. Mary Wért, 86, Claimed by Death’ Cooking the Cheaper Cuts of Meat M M Wert, 86, died at her at noe, 1 vg Bite ton ave, Thursday NEW ORLEANS, La, June 2 Part IV. of Unclg Sam's Cookbook ts now ready for you, Mra. With 20 men and two wo She is survived by four daughters The revolution reported under way Housewife, Our Washington bureau has completed tts compilation charged with spoeding, Police J | Mra, Carrie Langdon, Mra. BE. M in Mexico will be Joined soon by from texted recipes of the government kitchens, and the remult ts Jobn B. Gordon started the month 6e-page bulle © oude pan pen The bulletin | June, Thursday, by; relieving ; Summ 1 and Mre, William Dunn Gen. Felix Diaz, who will assume a three-page bulletin, free to readers of this paper. » by A College President Chosen to| of Seattle, and Mrs. F. 8, Fowler of leadership of the forces seoking the specializes on good, nutritious meat dishes that can be prepared one of them of thelr white driver's Mel Skagway, Alaska; two sona, HM. G |overthrow of tho Obregon govern from the cheaper cuts of meat, It helps you both to save money conse, All pald fines in addition, Oppose Him and R. A. Wert; 11 grand childron nent, according to an announce-|| 4nd get good cooking results with meats. Fill out and mall the Driving while intoxicated cost — and 11 great grand children. ment made here bt juillermo coupon below: : ee oe bree MILWAUKER, Wis. June 2 — - Rosas, secretary to Gen, Diaz |e cenian's toe faa Pron ioe Wiliam arthur afield Was| tette out of the republ The revolution, which is already : heed vain $40, charged with Game Ramed to ose Robert M. La Fo claring he was “unfit rep resent backed by approximately 16,000/ Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, paid $40, ¢ ra ® ity Prisged Jette for the re nomination in,” trained troops and 20 military lead. 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. 0. . he pe ni wae le oe ame for United Sta senator in the! Governor Blaine was attacked for ere. of different states in Mexico merry prone room Wisconsin primaries by 4 permitting Kate Richaris O'Hare is fast gaining strength, the an Please send me the bulletin, “Cooking the Cheaper Cuts of Gord dom tone 40 Gate value 19 Gonference” here today to use the state capita! building for nouncement stated, Leaders of the Meat,” for which I inclose two cents in stamps for postage. - = Lael Th ft maposed of rep “ P ; rn +“ | torists of their white licenses, ¢ @ conference, composed o! A speech. revolt seek to place Diaz at the celed 16 completely, and given out Fesentative republicans opposed to) Dr, Ganfleld ts president of Car} |head of the Mexican government Name. four yellow cards for third offen ~ Folietto, ager = eats) J ra = zo, eee at pone and reestablish the constitution of a nt ee nema eee nee een oe ee nee teens meee aoecenen | Soe lees nove Se a ket to oppose a siate whi yov ia lo is well known thruow e 1867, the announcement said. |the entire state of Washington | 308 white licenses have been canceled, jit was learned Friday. Spokane is | second to Seattle in number of came cellationa, with id | NATURE LOVES BRIGHT COLORS We see the truth of this statement jin the varicolorea flowers, the vivid sunsets, the birds of brilliant plu mage. But we never ate it exemple fied more attractively than in the | pernon of a splendidly healthy wom an. How does nature paint this | health? Why, in the rosy cheeks, the transparent skin, the smooth red lips of such a woman. And she molds firm flesh and rounded contours, ne ailing woman t« deficient in nat ural coloring, and she does not even: appear to advantage in clothes that would set off her more attractive si» ter. Many women who long for glowe ing health will find that they, —_——____—— can have these charms if they Bounties have been paid on more| “ve 4 trial to that remedy than 15,000 bald eagiew in Alaska.|>ring® strength to frail womem—~ Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com Advertisement. Re. loge, he college at lew @rnor John J. Plaine will head with/ country in educational etre La Follette for the republican nom! | fore coming nm « tations, was president of Centre W. J. Morgan, present atte et Danville, general, was nominated as the cith wons’ candidate for governor. trwinky six paastioga | on important A platform adopted by the con) New Mexican state boards are held/ vention attempted to read La Fol-| by women Do you know all about these new and money-saving uses for To Kingsford’s Corn Starch? usand dollars insurance on the of the husband she is sald to onan heh ebrapabag eden adhd pon Banter By ful using \ cup of Kingsford’s Corn Starch to % cap of any good flour Seieeesscoeeed the percentage of gluten is decreased and the rch content increased 80 that home prepared flour will make a lighter and finer grained cake. Wf your recipe calls for 4 eggs to 1 quart of milk, use 3 eggs and for the egg omitted use }j tablespoonful of Kingsford’s Corn Staroh, For smoother, glossier gravies and sauces use a dessert spoonful of Kingsford’s Corn Starch, instead of « tablespoonful of wheat flour. For | lighter, Bakier biscuits, ple crusts and muffins, make your pastry flour with one- fourth cup of Kingsford's and three-fourths Street and No... to G F our-Legged Chick Killed by Mother | STARKVILLE, Miss, June 2 “What part ef the chicken do a sor ? 2 " prefer?” is the usual inquiry of the The latest word in equipment for the police chase is a| rrr. io hee cone while ait ae radio outfit. The Thompson sub-machine gun, firing 1,000|iectaio dish forms an important shots a minute, does the work in stopping escaping law| number on the menu of the usual | violators. But radiophone keeps the police in constant touch | Southern dinner, } The remains of the fowl, when tt with headquarters for tips and orders to speed up the chase,| ..o-hon the kide at the second table, in largely a matter of necks and legs, and it ts difficult to remove | }this impression of the childish mind jas to the physical makeup of the Clty OF TOWR. .. occcec crc vcoce cons ce eoococacen swecccconne Ky 600,000 Workers _ to Accept Terms LONDON, June 2—By « vote ot| 99,000 to 46,000, representatives o |47 engineering unions whose 600,000 | workers have been locked out since | live bird. May 1, Oktibbeha county has produced in| , actuality the creature of tis youth. | ™Ployers' ful imagination, The freak of na ture, whiclr confirms the childish |fancy, is a four-legged chicken hatched by a White Orpington hen jof Mra. A. J. Willlama. The mother hen quickly dispatched her offspring on seeing its unsightly and unnat | ural form. 600 Lepers on Robben Island | CAPETOWN, June 2,—The leper) ‘olony on Robben island pow has a nembership of 600, A tri-weekly | | service by boat is in operation rom the mainland, i decided today to accept the _ —_—— \. terms. These men are; 8. P. WOODY of Seattle has been outside the Amalgamated Engineer-}chosen a vice president of the Na- ing unions, whose members also are| D4! Association of Real Estate Boards, now in session in San Fran locked out. cisco, The dispute was over wage scales and the employment of unskilled men at skilled labor. have murdered wit be paid Mrs. Ly da Southard, according to court set tlement here, Mra, Southard is now serving a term in the penitentiary for the murder of Edward F. Meyer, her fourth husband. 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