The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1922, Page 2

ATURDAY {| Toc REGISTER VOTERS UNTIL 5 PF. M. TODAY! The registration offies in the Light | Opera at the Metropolitan SLASH $11,000 git ee sal Vaudeville Programs to Change OUT OF BUDGET mngg ogg laren was disposed today to deny City Council Inaugurates | Prenident nt See reGuest tn oo strike meaaage for & government’ | Economy Program on} agency to buy, sell and distrib. I in interstate commerce, ounty-city t ing Will be oper 1%, Ke Goffin, chiet regiatention lork, and hin staff of amdatant |] will be on hand to register ever one for the primark If you haven't registered since January 1 you will have to place hute Inaugurating Mayor Brown's econ. omy program, the city counef) mashed erful interems that have a} your name On the books. 11,000 from the 1 timaten of | oppgesd SAY step ‘whieh ap Kogistration closes = Tuewda Se cra terviee ination and the /Pered likely to be the forerunner of Avoid the Inetmminute rush, Reg the civil service commission government eontrel and operation iter taal ner Caper ene Sire clearly indieated that the president's ' The mayor set the precedent by) Clearly indisaled te! eat | ivoluntartty reducing hie oftiga wages |"Ueestton eam oe COMIN $1,420, effected by eliminating one of} vd | survey, will approve the other reo pls two atenograsas lommendations of the presid Acting on speeitte recommenda: |‘rneag include & éoal commision to tions by the mayor, thé counel! Cut | make complete Investigation of the $5,000 from the harbor department | jidquate hope of finding « Hhudget and $6,000 from the civil serv nolution for the reew ~ eee) 10° | BY DR. fH. BISHOF | They are GOOD! | perman toe comminaion's budget i os and tegidation siving are not as F ; | 16 reductions were aeoompltshed | 9, oral government the right to popular as they a | os | by abolishing era! poritions @94) step in and punish those responsible were, bechune . lowering the pay of others. | tor h outbreake. ae the recent people are learr ; | Incidentally the mayer made it) Perrin, 11, massacte by authorising ing wisdom In the x a i | plain that he did not favor cute Ini federal troops to protect the treaty welection of shoes q 3 “— wages or talari¢y less than $1,800 8| rights of aliens, Two Mexicans were they have found | Ls , | your | raid to have been killed at Herrin by experience that eA, | A. TL. Grout, former seeretary of it in better to fit | rte ithe civil serviee commission, will be JEWIS H F WTE the shoes to the 4 pr | restored to that position, Mayor ie 4 feet than the fest | Brown announced. Grout was die! 4 ” to shorn. | % | placed by KL.°C, Benn three y piety TO END F TE STA} ey we Lt pO King day afternoon, It was announced a} Piesin. which has been held at Jare still people who ignore the fac F that corns are warning signe that the feet are being {ll-treated, Hither tight shoes, which may in time de-| form the bones of the feet, or loose | shoes that permit the feet to chafe. will result in corns h evening nines | viay, Will close tonight = COMPROMISE 2 arts toe ealh to he Shas | ON SENIORITY |: ee) cesar a Boldt» Hakery Goods! That spells ® mrent treat for the folks ot home, |, WASHINGTON, Aug. 18—A modi |sing several ong and negro «pecan OCI TOR | tied Cm jority restoration to | no 1 be by memtsrn eae St ee coe ee t be rae t a. deed Sion ri = wy Baptist Lady Diana Cooper, called England @ most beautiful) on many corns as shoes that are too} Jnentatives of the railroads and the | church woman, enjoys a bathe, as the English say, and risks — an abt. } |Big Four brotherhoods, who have| The fiesta cain be reached by the her complexion, The pressure of badly fitting shoes! |been holdin, ferences in New|Lake Burien York to the fall strike, accord ling to unofficial advices to adminis» I{eluion Meadors heres "| State Leads All | The plan is said to call for prefer in U. Ss. Insurance brity to the men who re With 25 per cent of t following them on the seniority jints | POPuls of Washington now ear The strikebreakers would then be| "Ying war risk insurance, thie state Ipiaced on the lata, jeads all others tn the number of According to information here,| “ar veterans having government rance and the total amount car on ie ——— — ———« lor the chafing of the toes against Catsups, Relishes, Pickled Fruits | hard layer of skin at the point of | lirritetion. In time this becomes « Now that the canaing, preserving and fellymmaking ts fintehed joone-shaped mass, the apex of the | » ready, Mra. Housewife, for putting up the cataupe, relinhes cone pressing inward upon the sen: you? Our Washington bureau la ready with idtive tleeve beanie, | bulletin op the subject. Ripe tomate catsup, green 1!” proad.toed shoes, tho not necessar. cateup, grape catsup, gooseberry cateup, pepper catnup, wee, chow chow, plocalilii, horseradish and doxens of others 1 te quit work, with the strikers lily squaretoed, usually will remove | preasure if the corn ts on a toe. | union leaders would tay wider such @ plan, altho they might |F according to Colonel Carlos A recipes and full directions how to make all of thém—are yours To reuave & eaen, fret cotton: \suggest some alight modification Pennington, of Washington, D. C tor the asking. Fill out and mail the coupon below: | by soaking the feet In very hot water —_— A total of 16,998 former service ete en Ene NN for 20 minutes, then dry and apply N 2 q > " people of the 64,797 war veterans of { ithe atmple corn cure—five grains of Ree: mg Pig lcd tee pose a * atate have rein cele their war { Washington Bureau, Seattle mgs Py ‘ lanee bell dmntioek : tn halt an| Dr. Davide Marotti, of Maly, im 15th | insurance, and the’ amount ted 138% New York Avenuc, Washington, D. Jounes of flexible collodion, painted | lround of international chess tourna |by these veterans exceeds $87,000 I want the bulletin on Catsups, Retishes and Pickled on the corn only. .Thie #0 softens | | ment 000." Prultx and Vegetables, and enclose four conts in stamps for the corn that tt may be picked off. | “Comtinuows 1 te 11 P.M re BARE Rl a MCS Qestage and mailing: If it te necennary, the treatment Last Times Sa Morle Prevent } should be repeated daily. THE 47ers ence } NAMB ciscsseecesecsscepeeeeescsenscetecneveswoensneeneeee ‘Then wee that there in no pressure LITTLE DI Bor ou pe a in, é | Jon the spot that will bring it back. eaderiie, amatear, 2 7 | A corn or callous should never be Con : It F ‘lled U t O Cc MID ss coco basso teariakedisa tonmvh tiin tess oucheoe jcut without first washing the hands |i Cpming Sunday @ Monter MB ean Shevill, Metropolitan. 2—Alerander, Pantages. l Dp a nN (4 s | thorely, boiling or thoroly washing A gal her OR RETR tia en eee Reale ie anc ee er NeR, Sule MLS pee PRL es Sperry Moonee oo Mgmt | Se MT : the razor with hot, soapy water and Leab Haird Me «McCarthy, Palace Hip. Yo who have bins, prepare to fill plies of the hig Industries using this |alcohol, and painting the skin over Harold Liey4 Comety im 2° of the whimsical and favor-|their way into the hearts of the Se |. 5c) SO. See chereas items to Suan Heike Suunele~onia |eure of fodine. ae “The Mikado,” but that |attle music and amusement lovers on | [One Mo 0 mes Me b the tiie Dae, and btre. Pulls © = 60 ee rep Sees Pore | ine Gotning Sek af UTht Minde. Shutdown of coal mining opera-|cide to call up the coal maa and A merrily about In one's good bree Olsen sings “The Mikado"! | i c56 for nearly five mon’ has|order their winter tonnage. f ” i ” Carl 3 . ag ta fee toe berg N grtg Cee 1 ow |depieted all of the reserve fut sup- | The next three months will see un g eee pe eee Sy oe aE heavy demand for coal from fe the wise choice of The Tux and Bd Andrews “Ko Ko," | 41. " b & cot 4] he Light Opera company for |the lord high executioner, 0 Seren OO se rt | Indust eine fe tee wimer & ‘@pening gement at! Mr. Andrews h the rote of | BO Teturrects ber financos In an | supplies.” deciaree L. J. Daft, who Mi tute teteaer sadcios én) mee tho” nar than 3.008 taheh: 200 unique manner, is to be the film at-/in 40 years’ service in the coal busi . traction. |nese, has personally studied condi = » Aum. 20. Soveagae eee een mne,, | Prom Beptiand comes Wee Boott’s| tions in every coal field tn the worl -_ ‘will never forget euch geome as ‘8 ay send Po old Chicago ltrs, a group of singers and yodel } t of shortage domestic I viewers That Bloom in the or. consumers will feel G@epends upon ” “—Pitwiliow,”" "A Wandering | ALEXANDER TO Granville and Fields are a couple! the ability of the mines to fill the hig ; 1,” and “Three Little Maids | REMAIN AT PAN 1 ae “The Wop and the Dancing | demands of these factories “T} - We,” and & more adornbie and| Alexander, the “Man Who Knows.” | Girl.” while Alda, Earl and Lewis “A shortage of coal for residential Ma group of “Three Little |i» breaking attendance records atjare steel guitar players needs te cortain, with, of course, oor a could not be desired than! The Pantages and his success has| Keeping their stunt a secret, ti responding Increase in prices The her Pennington, Jean Sheville and | been such that arrangement haa been | promising a sensational surprise extent of price increase depends en. art tmade for him to extend his engage. | the form of new vaudeville entertain. | tire ' the mines’ ability to c oo for & second week. This is bis| ment are Nord and Belmont in a amty supply the needs of indus | fourt th sialt to tentiie and. Bis pepn-| number aibed “Just ‘types y \s proving even greater than fon his former appearances. Alex A CT CN CT a a ander opens his performance w 4 ’ x . Re yy dancing by the Nartell Twine and| | i : ~~ : - > Is Mile, Valeska then presents bis mys ea . +e Y line” performance, followed by a | ao ASS ‘ \ Ma }famous “Simla Seance,” In which h ‘That's what thousands of men 9nd | caswers the questions written by hin : : iemen are telling their friends. Theliudenc. | Our Big .Fall and pla appearance of age which gray| During the last week these ques Wi a ee ree and which handicaps on¢ tions have been submitted tn every | inter Season wh ledelaliy and in business, has been | conceivable shape, sealed in bottle Opens Mo ae and the blight of dandruff | natied between two boards and sealed “oO 4 by the truly wonderful tonic|/and wrapped in many ingenious! ant TODAY { SHOW STARTS 11 A. M, ) NOURISHINE. This scientifically jed tonic feeds and nour-| without disturbing the senile. He| the hair, prevents its falling. im Whatever to suber Promotes its growth, and pleasantly powers, but he would have harmlessly restores to original color, | 4 in convineing his audience Whether biack, brown or biond.| that he has not some uncanny pow @leanses the scalp. Unfailingly re-| ers | Moves dandruff. One bottle usually} The bill appearing with Alexander ‘Alective. No matter what y ithe lst “week will be completely | ftried—try Nourishine—today, changed $126 per bottle, Bartell Drug Co..| The Pantagescone, with Glenn G @wift Drug Co., Rhodes Co. Depart-|%t the Robert Morton organ, w Ment Store and other drug and de-| Provide a comedy feature Partment stores STRONG WOMAN | |ways but he has answered them 1, 3,5, 7 AND OP. M SEE! THE THRILLING BANK ROBBERY THE DANGER SIGNAL THE BIG POLICE ROUNDUP :. AT PALACE HIP Nourishine Positively Not a\)e Ae Be. in THE MOTHER'S DEVOTION their com Dye pany a woman described as one of the strongest in the world, come te THE BANKER'S Pre the Palace Hip Saturday as the head line attraction of a new vaudeville Catherine Sinclair is the fe A dvertinement THE STENOGRAPHER'S PERIL nale PLAYING . With ye HOUSE PETERS whe se Ftp Matter how long at nding qu ty cured "i light. and the act ts billed 2 ene A A Smash-Bang Athietio Nov ery o' RR. arlington 564 Ku a Widg.. Kansas City, Mo. Don't send i p | & periny—just write Mr. Darlington Kisses, i@ will send you a regular 106. ‘Treatment absolutely free. ie it ines wend $2.00. ‘Otherwise you owe| ing. —-Advertise ement THE HEROISM OF THE BLUE COATS THE THRILLING SHOOTING IN THE COURT ROOM SEE THEM ALL in the Most Stupendous Heart Interest Drama Ever Screened with | Uric Acid Causes Rheumatiam Remove the Caune by Taking Buchu-Marshmallow Compound $1.00 and $2.00 at all drug stores, | ites: Poor Uireutation, atten @r went postpaid by Joyner Drug Co., | 894 Bladder nuble, Meeplanen. owed seanees, 6 : ‘ Advertisement. Tact the pel feted i | It’s a whirlwind wonder-picture, with a whole-hearted appeal that grips, holds and lifts Acid) ts Stegrbed’ Into the system and in’ time | ; i \ H if you while its dynamic action thrills you through and through. CLYDE ae. da IN THE amar vis | COOK OF TH Re-Created Re-Decorated Re-newed Columbia sing. it , In His Latest Hear the {tonto “hate! Mm Comedy Hit Es a NEW HOPE-JONES WURLITZER ESKIMO” Liborious Hauptman’s MATS 266 ALL-ARTISTS ORCHESTRA Children 100 : va || NO INCREASE IN PRICES—Mat., 25c; Sundays and Evenings, 35¢ Make Cuticura Your ae ae CVES, ......50¢ Daily Toilet Soap Iver tha REATED Clear the pores of impurities by at — daily use of Cuticura Soep and oc- SOHN HAMmICH | casional touches of Cuticura Oint- 4 fe ment es needed. They are idea! for the toflet as is also Cuticura Talcum i 4 for powdering and perfuming. sno t ! ze Sa et 7 vind . ” re or sent poste | : sf ; hes, Also Children 206 Joyner Drug Co.