The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1922, Page 9

TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1922. Unknown Lake$ to Give Up Secrets as Aircraft Go Overhead WASHINGTON, D. ¢, July 1%. Locating and photographing undis- covered lakes In the national forests of Alaska are the latest uses to which the alrplane has been put, says the forest service, United States depart- ment of agriculture, It has long been known that there are many lakes on the headlands and istands traversed by the inside pass age between Seattle and Skagway that do not appea® on any map. During the New York-Nome flight, made by army aviators, lakes were frequently sighted which could not be found on the Iatest and most au- thentic maps of the territory. Tales of unknown water bodies are constantly beigg brought In by trap. pers and prospectors. Lees than a year ago a inke 4% miles long and/ half-mile wide was discovered at the head of Short bay, This lake has over 1,000 acres of surface area, and is leas than 1% miles from tidewater, yet because of the surrounding countryxs rough topography, has re: mained unknown and unnamed. Recognizing that many others of these “lost Inkes" may be sources of valuable water power, the forest CHICAGO.-A_ mod of 1400 was held at bay by Mrs. John Gabul, wife of @ allway shopman whe refused to go on strike, when it attacked her home her Pistol in hand, Mra Gabel faced the mod, “You were all my friends once,” she said, “but I will shoot the next one of you weho throws @ atone,” The mod dréw back and paused uncertainly, Then police equads ar- rived and an oven it, ORDER PAVING OF OLIVE WAY Destined to cost approximately service has laid plans to map this no- | g990,000, the paving of Olive way was man’s land of the North by means of jwas ordered Monday by the city aerial photographs. A few days’! council. Tught, it is sald, will be #uffictent (0) ‘The ordinance provides that only cover the area, with a degree of ©) the part west of Broadway be im- curacy that would require many | proved at this time, the section east years and great expense to accom: plish by ordinary methods. The work, which has been ap- proved by the federal power commis. sion, Will be done by seaplane, flytng | from Ketchikan as a base. SPENT HALF HER TIME. IN BED Farmer's Wife E. Pinkham’s pound Made Her Sein — “Thee! an invalid. balf of ie letter as I am ready to’ belp women Ihave my BATTLE SHIPS REGULAR SCHEDULE Leays Seattie dail: 630-745 - "900 - 1em- 6a it~ m5 > 5:15 p.m. Except Sunday SPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE From Scaitle to Bremerton Saturday and Sunday 930 p. m. Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sundey 11 m. rom Bremerioe to Scart Seturdey and Sunday 41020 p.m AUTOMOBILE FERRY Connecting with Olympic Hi, way — the short route to Hood Bal end Soe ee ae, points. Searle to 745 - 1190 &. m, Corti ond Extra trip Saturday and Bund y 9:30 p.m. Bremerton to 130 Soon Extra trip Saterday end Sunday 1020 p.m. Commerce mitted io Navy Yard at 1 & 3 p.m. Passenger fare 80c round trip. NAVY YARD ROUTE Colman Dock Main 3993 ‘There is one simple, safe and sur way that never fails to blackheads, that ts to diss To do this get two ounc nite powder from any drug store éprinkle a little on a hot, wet sponge rub over the blackheads briskly wash the parts, and you will be #ur- prised how the blackh have dis- Big biackh Httle} he . ho matter where they are, simply dissolve and disappear, leaving the parts without any mark whatever, Blackheads are simply a mixture of dust and dirt and secre- tions from the body that form in the pores of the skin. Pinehing and squeezing only cause irritation, make large pores, and do not get the blackheads ‘out after they become hard The calonite powder and the water simply dinsolve the black- heads so they wash right out, leav- ing the pores free and clean and in their natural condition. Anyone troubled with these unsightly blem- pie method.—Advertisement, ell Woman *; showld certainly try this sim- to 15th ave., to be left for future im. provement. The provision for cluster lights for the arterial highway was stricken from the bill, AIR EXCHANGE IS NO ROBBERY NEW YORK.—When clothes they Previously stole from a downtown tatlor wore out, burglars returned to Ginsberg and helped themselves to the Intest styles, leaving the old suits, A BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEM has been set up in the postoffice, jwith attachments at each money window. EYE TROUBLE BY DR. R. H. BISHOP UT of the 360,000 fam, blind dependents “ in this country, over ‘onesiath are blind on ac sount of the nm germ that gets Into babies’ eyes at birth through lack of proper precautions, When the eyes are washed im mediately after birth by the phy siclan and nurse. and a drop of silver nitrate put in, the danger of eye infection and blindness Is eliminated. |The majority of the 250,000 people in this country blind from other causes, would now have good sight if they had taken ordinary common sense precautions, Serious defects in vision, for tnatance, may start from apparently simple inflamma- tions of the eyelids or the watery membranes of the eyes. Bloodshot eyes, inflamed eyelids and atyes re frequently found associated with yestrain and even caused by It. Reading and studying should te done under proper lighting, not | bright enough to strain the eyes, nor yet too dim. ‘The light should come from above and behind, preferably over the left shoulder, so as to factii- tate writing. Wiping one’s face on a common rolier towel is the source of many dangerous eye diseases that are | eate hing. Canata ponsesses nearly half the | water power of the world. ‘There are five women house aur. geons in lish hospitals MOVIE ACTRESSES AND THEIR HAIK every movi actress you have seen has lovely hair, while the most pop- ular count their curis as their chief beauty? 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