The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1922, Page 12

body Talking About New Asthma and Hay Fever Formula WILL SHOW HOW’Bic FIREWORKS ‘Fever Forma TO CULL FLOCK DISPLAY ON 4TH a lognasanraties Are to Be, $10,000 Worth to Be Set! People everywhere, alla living | Given Week of June 26 Off at Stadium / every climate, ha pled my | Offer and write me ful let sayin happy] |. | have f a r May| The regular culling: demonstra-| yyore than $10.000 worth of. fire r. tions held annually by th aati Sa so eet! Of @ucine the Tean hardly believe that my Form: | Ronee yy ag oly a works ' t off during fa, RO Well Known in my small home | SON service ¢ e - Fourth of y celebration to be wn, fe now being used everywhere) under the direction of County! gaged at the University of Wash meyer ask anyone te send any jAwent A. B. Nystrom, will be held Statin ty the “Aimer Baruet the pens this year during the week of June jon on the night of the Fourth dixplay, which will be the I, W. Cassell from the! most elaborate ever seen in Seattle, | tf | Poultry department of the State Col} wit consist. in large part of # { doesn't | lege of Washington, has been 86 | pieces, instead of the kets and Hou anything to try it. I even | cured to do the demonstrating. Al fiaros of last. year Ehe postage. Send Mame today. mock of from 100 to 300 hens Will] prominent = wn ft card will do. Clyde Leaven prominent men an ait W. Hilvd, Rosedale, | be culled in each community, and] signs will be etched in fire | the work will be carried on in the} | Reserved seats will be placed on ® class where all who at nature of ; sale Monday in downtown stores TRAVEL BY tend may actually do the culling if] More than 20,000 p ve may wien ing the sailors from the to PORTLAND || rotiowing is tne scneduie tor the! reve wit witness the fireworks se One of the big events scheduled June 26, 10 a. m. Ronald, Mrs. tor the evening will be the rescue Herman I. Smith's place, 1:30 P.M. of an oldtime pioneer Wagon-train PAN-PAC Bothell, O, M. Moore's place; June} py J, 8. cavalry troops preeery St, 27, 10 a m, Kirkland, Mr, Mulli-| gan’s place, 1:30 p. m, Bellevue, N.| P. Anthony's place; June 10 a LEGISLATURE emweces, SOS out m,, Renton, Mr, Craemer’s ranch Rahiy cured withe in Pp. m, Issaquah, Frank Stefani’s| FACING SUIT Ee Tatouah the remarkable dis-| place; June 29, 10 a. m., North Bend, | ton, S84) Mra. Cora May's place,2p.m., Fall! OLYMPIA, June 24. ~- Alleging Mr. Dare] City, B. F. Parmelee's place: June|inar the 19ft state legislature ex you a reg-[ 30, 10 a. m.. Sunny Hill, KR. A.| ceeded its authority in appropriat FE ie curse send $2.00. Others | Thomson's place, 2 p.m. Meridian. | ig 9915,535 from the industrial in Fou owe nothing.—Advertise- J. Stanley's place; July 1, 10) surance accident fund to pay admin {* m., Des Moines, Mr. Jones’ chick! ierative expense of the state indus RE OOM en ranch, 1:30 p. m., Sunnydale, J.) ii) ingurance ‘division, Bloedel ope Uingham, and others instituted ac | alternative writ of mandate direct: | HOUSEBOATS ing the state auditor to cease draw ing warrants on the accident fund} reubise, ‘Ferinen "in ene] The objection raised winst! tor other than accident claims, and | pee. a For right's Disease, | houseboats on Lake Union, stating directing the state treasurer to re-| Trouble, Siexplesen that the refuse endangers public}turn to the accident fund from the jheaith at bathing beaches is M0] general fund amounts already with Ra manner correct, according to Ro-| drawn. e naturel filters ot | land H, Winn, president of the) administrative expense of indus | Soft the por. | Houseboat and Home Protective) trial insurance, prior to this year, | afta | league was paid from the goneral fund | ‘time | patd oO nem “ ‘und. | ae Ri pire ediggg pauses reaches! The accident fund ts composed of the}on Lake Union, and the only one) 0°. at Se ts snd there is oa . . premiums paid by manufacturers nennaten known, 3 tone pig ro ca Bhs pyrene industrial Insurance and, the x ack sk ad See nt "Fe! complainants allege, cannot be ap. In the fbrove. surround-| there are no houseboats.” sald Winn, ¥ se, ' Flam math 4 t 4 And avelling, changing frem “There is no reasonable objection| Prepriated for any other purpose to the houseboats, as they are clean|7* writ and beautiful. But there are many is returnable before the supreme court en banc June 30, garbage dumps that should be cleaned up. They are the real men-/ Convict Pastor of | ace. “There are two other beaches on Murder; to Try Son! Lake Washington, but they are] cHARLES TOWN, w penal miles’ away from houseboats. The) 24 The ev. James E. Wilburn, | slow current of Lake Washington Baptist preacher, of Blair, W. Va. makes contamination unlike Green Lake.” | Miss | Johnson, Ws Ward | of Mayor, Marries. The state next will try John, Mins Betty Faulk Johnson, 18,| pastor's nox, ward of Mayor Brown, was married| murder. Friday evening at the home of the mayor to Henry E. Monsen. Mra. ee ONE Monsen has been a member of the) AN UNKNOWN amall boy nar. Brown menage for two years. she| Towly escaped death at Mirst ave. 8.) t " fi | and Bayview at. when his coaater | ee ee el naan wes ctnehed WY Oh ‘ante driven by F. A. Gaskill, police report clerk, @ report made Saturday indt cated. The lad's wagon wan demol- ished but the boy thrown clear. impossible, today stood convicted of murder In| the second degree in connection | ; With the killing of Deputy Sheriff | jJohn Gore in the Logan county | mine war last summer. the | alxo charged with the Two large islands formed tn the Arkansas river, south of Boone, Colo, an the resuit of recent floods, THE SEATTLE STAR |WU TING FANG | reyes, a rine in tom: | and sickness may result | the pores open and the sweat giants | “MALE VAMP" ‘SPEAKS FOR “ISGIRL SLAYER? ners 2c [Russ Relief Work Calls Seattle Man B, Te min DIES IN CHINA WASHINGTON t4—Wu | noted Chinese statesman. Hamuel “, who Dr prac After in the ) exprew ntere Jur DETOM RE TENE EN tieed medicine in # for neveral Ting | Fang plan to build a $2,700,000 hotel tn yearn prior to the war ed for ninixter of foreign afi |Seattle, C. C. Melony, general man el as aia China republic,” died Th Europe on the §. 8. Cedric on Satur | Murder Charge Lodged, Say) ager of the Curtin hotel in Minne official dixpatehes reach oatirtinn 1 en route to Ttvesia to take up | ing the etate departm apo! pointed out the advant a of relief work for the American F lef Wu bas been a central figure inj. Man Is Love Pirate hakahding haath thd deiomaedity |SMONORAEROL At Wide Marvert veral days ago he was tendered the FREEPORT, N. ¥ June 2% € pit Dr, Rows left Beattle In 1916 to en ment, but because of his alleg Be i ied ths . mA Mins Edith! . . hysician in the transport service Sun Yat Ben, president of the South} harged with mu ne wrote Melon the founders cart ed | He will be attached to the medical jLavoy, pretty school teacher, was{out the idea that « hotel which gave 1 to we China governme cept the post, He was more than 80] investigated today by police as a/the peo what they wanted rather Advices from South China report! just arter he was arrested, fol |i what ou had a aflable for them BAT T LE SHIPS that Bun Yat Sen, who recently was lowing the shooting of Miss Lave ould be more succensfu ejected fi Canton by Gen. Chet,/in the parlor of her he chp " | ‘Take fast steamers at supporter of the Peking government, | yogi way found in Creasy's pocket|Canyon Dam Will | Colman Dock ie wtill at Whampoa, a suburb of Cans) i, which were the namew « 0 . | ton, His followers, It i reported | women living in different. parts of Solve Big Menace REGULAR SCHEDULE are urging him to abdicate. “egy |the state WASHINGTON, June 2%4.—The “0:5 - 745 - "900 ~ 10:30 - 1130 @. om ently he in determined to make fur-| She committed mutes Creasy | lives of 60,000 residents of the Im 145+ AS = $15 Bm. ther efforts to capture the Capitol | screamed as several persons burst! portal valley and §125,000,000 in prop. | “Except Sunder ye [ing the revolver shot | the Boulder canyon project is put} os i. ginny my (epgpne ences wi The body of Miss Lavoy lay on) thru, J. I, Nicke n, of the Imperial Wedness Ty eee al the couch, @ bullet hole in th valley irrigation district, declared to. of the sofa and a revolver lay| mittee, He pleaded for authorization Some things are too | snd Sunday 3 7 HY DR. K. HM. BISHOP | Partly on the floor, partly grasped|of the project before congress ad good to share, even with AUTOMOBILE deer - N® af the most|'™ her dead fingers | Journed those who have a right Ceenenins cert arte eed healthful thingn| Creasy te accused shooting the to expect a part, Taste pal and Olympic Peninsula points. oe vou ean do jn ®t and then arranging her body | Holdt’s Bakery Good a Seorle to nent Deily oomaes ta tel? make it look as if she had kill and you'll understand. trp besa Md ay $20 9. ta. 4 herself. Police today found in bos Bremoriee to Boole aweat profusely back yard of the house fragmen ple hardly | of Creasy's love letters to Miss \ realize what @) payoy | great work per) 4 plea of not guilty was made for Chamber of Commerce Guide per- ne does “sd him and he was jailed in the mitted in Navy Yard ot 1 & 3 p.m. he human *y®| Mineola prison. tem, and the - |Now Works Nine Hours a Day. |B) 913 Second = i4ia Third vy sabe ROUTE number of fle 13 Pike NAVY YAR preventea vy the FIST FIGHTER | Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable | Queen City Market wey balk continuous work Compound Restored ed Her Strength Cubic me ing of the human body's two and «| KILLS WORKER haif million sweat glands. | You normally perspire continuous: | PORTLAND, June 24 | dead here « | Union A man ts | and ner’ Village, Vt. Vt.—“'l was weak | ‘vous and all run-down. 1/ " the result of a fist fight i ly, both summer and winter. Except 7 T in warn weather, ‘however, the {aver 33 cents, dward Cushmore, 64, MM rm mT mm F 4 piano polisher for a music stor: tl moisture ts exhaled from the body in the form of vapor, and hence in in. visible, | here, died early thin morning, and| [IM | George Kern, a bookkeeper for the The chief purpose of sweating in| me company, Is being held by the to regulate the body's temperature, | @uthorities, faced possibly with tho it also serves as A fubsewage | Charges of manslaughter, syste for the disposal of potsonous| Cushmore last Monday complained waste matter which ix not taken care | to Kern because of an alleged dix ot by the kine When the sweat| crepancy of 33 cents in his pay glands are not functioning properly, | Check. According to Kern's story, there is a greater strain on the kid | he resented Cashmore's censure, and erature to fever | the older man chailenged him to a heat and lens resistance to disease. | fight. Cuxhmore was floored by « Likewine, when the bowels are not | blow from Kern's fist, and had lin- working properly, the sweat glands! gered near death for nearly a week. are called upon td do overtime work - | wee! ] [gece | - ithe paper and af-| tertaking one byt- ydia E. a dealer selling To keep the sweat glands working | Capt. Tennant Only well, take plenty of bathe. Warm Witness i in Probe) baths are especially good to keep Captain of Detectives Charles Ten. | nant was the only witness before the | arg poy Na ‘county grand jury Saturday morning | what ieee yo ben |during Investigation of the slaying | women. Mrs. Guimann of Patrolman Charies ©. Legate. Emmanuel Welta was in waiting. working. One must be careful, after | warm baths, however, to avold catch ing cold. Light, looms clothing should be! }worn in hot weather, #0 as to give the eweat glands full play Drink « lot of water, too. In warm | pacers W. BURGIS, 56, bridgeman, and | ailments the weather it almost impossible toe. 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