The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1922, Page 10

PAGE 10 a You Need a Refreshing, Harmless drink during Hot Summer Days. "SATADA’ |*NO MORE WAR" DEMONSTRATION Anniversary of ‘Beginning of Conflict to Be Marked Seattle, with other elties of the United States and Burope, will ob serve the anniversary of the out break of the world war July 29 and 90, with a “No More War’ demon wow | Tea, “ICED” is an Ideal Beverage. | ributors Three O. Banks |Baer to Be Held Are ore | for Jury Verdict OGDEN, Utah, July 25.—Consoll-| nti the verdict of the coroner's | p,m, Wednesday, in the Red room ation of three Ogden banks was an-| jury ts received, Saturday, D. M. | of the Washington hotel nounced here today, to include | Baer, ex-Seattle policeman, will be| “No More War demonstrations The Utah National, the First] noid in city jail, it was announced. | have been held in Burope eines 1920 S Pational and the Ogden Savings| Maer may face charges concerning | In 22 states in thia country this year Bank. Combined capital and surplus | the death of J, M. Hunt, whom he ts) cities wit! observe the day, Numer fa $1,000,000, with resources of | alleged to have felled with a blow of/ ous national political, educational $5,000,000, the new bank announced. | his fist Tuesday night. and peace organizations have recom Mathew 8. Browning will be) cee iaanepae mended that their branches partict ehairman of the executive board, and) | pate in loca! observations Marriner 8. Eccles will be president. | Fire Wipes Out The First National was founded in| 3 Tacoma Plants|New Clothing Shas ‘1884 and Ttah National in 1888 icon en slg Damage estimated at $85,000 re. oO ed in Seattle sulted Saturday in Tacs pen stration. A committes composed of promi nent ministers, business men, B. & H.C. COOK, East 3383, Eliott 0350, local observations Arrangements are being made for an outdoor program and pienie, An open g for thome Interested in ‘Thousands Petition fire of unknown ortet Ted and sam Stamm opened thelr ‘or ines y Ni Sho lor men ry lay Wi Beer | iat of the Quaitty ¢ New Shop fi and r the Acme Pattern Works ar the They have diet popular prh Several thousand citizens of Seat-/ piece sound Manufacturing com-| clothing to the haberdashery that have signed a petition asking for return of beer and light wines, ing to F. J. Walker, vice-prest Gent of the Sanity League of Amer. fen, who left for tho East Friday ‘The league will continue its work : . with W. Taylor in charge, ‘at 411 Mehihora nerly handled tn the old lo near Union at pany. The manufacturing company suffered loss estimated at $10,000 they fo cation "d The DAWSON CITY, —— Death takes | OM Sve. Mra. B. G, Edwards, wife of general | building went of the White Pass @ Yukon railway, nd ave j # | REV. PAUL B. JAMES will offic! late during the summer eeason at Christ church, Brooklyn ave, and KE 47th wt, It waa announced, Sunday | services will be held as usual. on the following schedule jon, § &, m.; Sunday school, 9:30 a. m and worship at 11 a. m. Sa) L dail “end - 713 - “900 - tod 143 + 2aS - $5 Bm. *EBxcept SPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE two Brewertne A} Returdey and Sunday .ied0 p.m AUTOMOBILE dae sh Connecting with Olympic “ey Une short route ts Mood = pal and Otympte Peoineule points. * Seonle to Bramerwe 715 ~ Uh trip Saturda: venient hour of 4 o'clock, augmenting the regular service. . str areeerietiens end ek Wisiempation comsute with sary of the agents Seed bo FF tL ig : TICKET OFFICES: |] Chamber of Commerce Guide mmarrn { 533 Fic ee, ctrrecrth aveune | Phone Elliott s008 mitted in Navy Yard at 1 & 3 p.m Tacoma—1111 ‘Ave—Phose Main 7178 Passenger fare 80c round trip. RVERETT—sverstt Frat & Sevin Phone Main 11 NAVY YARD ROUTZ fpeowell anes Seene = Dovk Btops Itching Instantly! a ECZEMINE | fhe wonderful di land ekin dieea» i druggiote, PACIFIC-~-STEAMSHIP COMPAN HF. ALEXANDER. PRESIDENT SSSSOSSGS | os pokane — Advertisement UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM SHOPMEN WANTED FOR RAILROAD SERVICE AND AT WAGES AS FOLLOWS Machinists ........ ...........70 cents per hour Boilermakers ... ...+++.71 cents per hour Blacksmiths . .70 cents per hour Sheet Metal and other workers in this line....... : ....70 cents per hour Freight car repairers ............ 63 cents per hour Car inspectors ..... seeeesss.++,63 cents per hour Helpers, all crafts ..............47 cents per hour These men are wanted to take the place of men who are strikin against the decision of the United States Railroad Labor Board, an their status, and the FULL PROTECTION GUARANTEED, are ex- plained by Mr. Ben W. Hooper, Chairman, in his statement of July 1: “In the past « man who took up the work of another man who was on strike against wages and working conditions was termed & ‘scab’ or a ‘astrikebreaker’—terms to which much opproblum was attached, In the present situation created by the strike of #hop- craft workers, men who assumne the work of the strikers cannot justly be reproached with such epithets. “This ie not a customary strike in which the employer tries to impose upon the em ploye unjust wages and unreasonable working rules. In this case the conflict is not be tween the employer and the oppressed employes. The people of this country, through an act of congress, signed ty President Wilson, established a tribunal (o decide such disputes over wages and working conditions, which are submitted to it in @ proper manner. It is the decision of this tribunal against which the shop crafts are striking. “Regardless of any question of the right of the men to strike, the men who take the strikers’ places are merely accepting the wages and working conditions prescribed by « Government tribunal and are performing a public service. They are not accepting the and working conditions which an employer is trying to impose. FOR THIS REA- PUBLIC IT AND FULL GOVERNMENT POWER WILL PROTECT THE — REMAIN IN THEIR POSITIONS AND THE NEW MEN WHO MAY Apply W. H. OLIN Oregon-Washington Station SEATTLE, WASH. OR W. L. MILLER 436 Central Bldg. New Shoppe is at 1218 See: | in the old Rex theater | Holy commun |e nresented? ty for Rezema | $1.00, or sent, p. p. by Joyner Drug} Cc Out | Dear It is | LIVE ON $100 A MONTH, COMFORTABLY? | Is it iat and will await your answer eage Kers and members of women's to a very important question to a ve Juba met twice to Isy plans for the So, Miss Grey, won't you help me out? Sincerely, | What I feel duty-bound to say to you, L. M., is going to make me feel like an extremely mean person; but being rath-| er a domestically inclined person, myself, and knowing the} | aiding the plans will be held at 3 full value of the rather shrunken you. Of course, so much depends upon HER! Is she an efficient Can she cook and sew and do her own laun-| little m dry an other things that are so much a part of every woman's life?) Has she a fair idea as to market values, how to buy the beat; THE SEATTLE STAR yuthia Grey: $100 a Month—Will It Maintain “The Love Nest"? Anwious Young Prospective Wants to Know— Have You Any Suggestions That Will Help Him ? y Cynthia Grey: CAN TWO PEOPLE, NEWLY this: possible? I would be very thankful to American dollar, I fe manager? id shampooing and manicuring and the forty cuts of meat for the least money, about “sales,” ete? And have you a home and furniture, or just the tiniest nest | egg to" answer all of these questions in the affiramtive you might | just possibly be able to “get by.” | tirely out of the ron | | fornia. jhe held? The w the kind the work be very constant of white | |to 15 per jand @ & | (4 per | pounds | boat ? Star of dry menta Waahin two cen tif Marriage of | First Cousins Dear Mine Grey contributed 31,000,000 to be weed in tructin / : constructing an exposition building jthere been In the United State What ts the une of the Sywheel in an automobile? Jt f# necessary in order to trans- form the highly varying and inter- mittent driving force into one nearer | may be approached What fs the weight of a cuble foot A euble foot of green pine weighs 199 pounds ning names May, Blizabeth, Retty or Adete. jtune, Nymph, Mermaid or sea Guilt Thureday, June 22, 1905 geations on the correct If yo ‘fall back on” in case of a rainy day? Otherwise, it would question, and Friday from 1 to 2 Will you please if marriage between first on Tuesday and Thursday 1 a m. to 12 m, each of Washington | Please do not come at other writing, What ts the temperature average person? = 3 ® The temperature of the Where will the next world’s fair human adult averages from 98.4 to Will the United States be }94.6 F., but 97.5 and 99 F. ar lin normal Muvite world’s fair wit be held atichild the temperature is Rio de Janeiro from Beptember 7,| above the average, as it te in old age 1088, fo March $1, 198%. This fair (#| Race has but slight influence, o dif Mes, Linton Tells How Helpful | scheduled | T i d to be one of the largest of ever held at any place in ference of 0.29 F. being obser tween the nations of southe | ul. largely represented and has ee How many Jewish senator: ee who were they? 1, Benjamin Judah, La. Guggenheim, Colo. $ Franklin Jonas, 1a. 4 mon, Ore. 6 vo that uniform rotation |® Dovid Levy Yulee, Fa and what in their value? pine? air-dried cuble foot (12 cont me din-dried ¢ cont lagainst the wae of |“elnegar bees,” “beer bees,” “ bees,” “California dees.” | bees,” ete these names being \wehich such as Irene, Edith, NeP-lcorn meal and molasses until might also be appropriate. or other bacteria, The ferment so oe. produced was employed locally 4 Who sald, “Knowledge ts power"?| making @ sort of vinegar by adding | Francie Becon it fo a micture of water and cither ae are brown sugar or molasses, which then wes allowed to work or ferment.) When did the feast Corpus Christ! | wany advertisers of these products! come in 19067 le lfermented micture ta benefi the treatment rheumatts kidney trouble foundation in fac the department faim readers who wish for sug of methods cleaning and presving gar will receive same by writ » Star Washing New York ave. In the opt maton, D.C be harmful. They nd this substance at ‘making vinegar and Inclosing nts In stamps for reply AN SAVINGS BANK & TRUST This Building Owned and Occupied by the American Bank The American Safe Deposit Vaults (5,250 private vaults) are the largest and best protected in the Northwest. Fire and burg- lar proof. Boxes $4.00 per annum. OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT GUARANTEES Under One Ownership The American Bank The American Bank Bidg The American Deposit Vaults CO. on Savings Deposits I wonder if you or your readers ¢# settle a problem that has been bothering me for some time MARRIED, | | find this out, | as it means the “answer y impatient young man Minn Grey will recelve callers In her office Monday, Wednesday p. m., and as It seriously interferes with her In the new-born The United States & to |rope and those of the northern part. Henjamin | Joseph M-| Isador Raynor, How may one make “vinegar bees” The department ef agrioulture has (seued a warning to persons advising the #-called “Australian | every’ to @ kind of wild yeast or ferment as far as can be learned, was What fs & good name for a motor-|originated by the mountaineers of | | Tennessee and Kentucky. The primi These boats are often given feml-| tive process for making “bees” to expose to the alr a mirtwre become impregnated with setld yeast Jare af present making extravagant Some go so far as to say the claima which have no specialists, a prod- wet made by catching yeast and bac teria indiscriminately from the air 4% SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1922. i WINS FIGHT FOR 'j NAMELESS TOT, Nurse Awarded $4,800 for Care of Child “If the child is mine, I want event Wy and rear it an it} ually to ge should b Thos 4 1 John C. Lowe, Alan after in Bring in your account on or before the 15th of this month and share in the earnings for the full six months period ending fu Tallman's cour n, admitting pa y for the sake of whone ting Dedricknon, Seat | » to the courts M Upon the on of the tent! mony, Judge Taliman adjudged December 31, 1922. Lowe the father of the child, It ther |appeared that a settiement had been reached out of court, by which Lowe ts to pay Misa Dedrick json $4,800, in installments covering a period of years, $1 to $5,000 Accepted 5 een SEATTLE SAVINGS 254, LOAN 909 -S2 AVE. Pe UA OO ie n\Man and Girl Hurt as Auto Overturns M Anne Mrickson, 18, of Beattie. and C. R. Simm both employ at the Canyeda | atla were badly injure when th which they were ding Frida: turned near nde. Mins son wan w the Lodge to get funds to enter the University of | serve corps, U Washington | Schweinita, ~‘ler mu Can be en-| SRE RE 8. A., George Edmund | REV. A, BRODBECK, pastor o corps; Clinton! the Buddhist church for Ame: snal corps; William | Will use for his text Sunday, “Th iiha.” Services will be in he church is at 1020 Mai y achool ts at 11 a. m. nm will be given at 4 p. m. medi Harding Weaninhhes Brigadier Generals WASHINGTON, July 15.—Prent ;dent Harding has nominated, to be | ~ brigadier generals in the officers’ re Save One MING WOMEN | Business Day OF MIDDLE ABE) Fach Wey Goodiog Hagar corps; | | Bareiay Parsons inee | Barclay Parsons, eng = vad je art from | Burke Madden Sinclair, week times lery ne of the healthy ¢ with. slightly ved be-| rm Bue On Your Trip Back East Liverpool than is New York City The Place Viger Hoel, owned and the Canadian Pacific The ninety-two hour tip from Vancouver. BC, to Montreal saves a business pei danbecn gee slr Rage rm points in States, OF across the sea. Ocean-going shaps embark from this metropolis of wniand from the Adanuc and yet 315 mies closer to Before complenng the details of » have a Md.) nym re eps Canadian Pacific Railway MAin 5587 608 Second Ave. _ SEATTLE EF. L. STURDEE, African | the pay applied , want you it had | every | for #0 many of m i poring Fay R. J. Lawton, 1850 West 33d Avenue, ver, Colorado. After reading letters like the above, |and we are constantly publishing | them, why should any woman hesitate take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- C if she is in need of relief where other #2 2 edodhttiodizes gofi cscs table Compound help? It brings medicines fail. ictal in m and £73335 cannot all for | . } be | Fe ‘ ' on = | a Ds Great Northern Railway ||: = A number of the Great Northern Railway Com- = e pany’s regular employes having left its service, it is = necessary to hire men to fill their places. = Employment is offered to: Machinists Sheetmetal Workers = Hf etouee S AVINGS B ANK ——— Fagg po: Workers theca & TRUST COMPANY Lae og allio tas San : Of Interest to GROCERS, BUTCHERS: BAKERS and FARMERS AVE good location on main floor for baker and bread stalls, Also for butchers and grocers. In the lower section we have an overproduction of refrigeration, which we would be glad to furnish te farmers for meat stalls. APPLY MANAGER Westlake Public Market Sixth and Virginia AMERICAN BANK BUILDING PY " SECOND AVE AT MADISON ST. | at wages and working conditions prescribed by the United States Railway Labor Board, effective July 1, 1922. Rates for journeymen and leading men range from 63 to 82 cents per hour, and for helpers 47 cents per hour, with time and one-half after eight hours and for Sundays and holidays. Applicants who are not mechanics will be given em- 0 ema and will be trained in all branches of the trades. Seniority and pension rights of new employes will date from the time of entering service. Former em- ployes may return to work, if their places have not already been filled, and so many of the former em- ployes as return to work promptly will be allowed a record of continuous service for seniority and pension rights. Apply Room 217, King St. Station, Seattle, Wash. ETT HULU MUU MUU UU FTL