The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1922, Page 15

DENIES ROAD IN BAD SHAPE Beeman Declares Cracks Do No Harm Charges that the county highway jholding up under traffic were {Friday by County Engineer Thor |R. Beeman. A ls the road, declared that one Of five of the 30-foot concrete bic of which the highway ts composed are cracked, many of them in more than one place. “Compare this with the Everett (highway, and the difference ts at once apparent,” Taylor said, “They Diame the breaking down of the Au burn Enumclaw read to heavy log hauling, but they knew that loge would be hauled over it when the paving was put in.” County Engineer Reeman admitted that the road was cracked {n many at Y “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin. ‘Unless you see name “Bayer” on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physi- ‘cans over 22 years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Rheumatism sorteer vende, one Unt ts > Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis aid not Seo pre po or Earache : Lumbago Pain, Pain ale paveronptacion, seine S7h7 ‘ cept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions. 4 tals Bryon g Bey Sahyet-g Pong ‘on the concrete sections tn other places it Bayer Manufacture of el we | Bevan te the trade marl et of Bellerilearit |every concrete road that ts built that many of the cracks that were ANTAGES | SHOWN IN LIBERTY NEWS standing up as well as any other of in the latest edition of Liberty News Two of the worst breaks, Beeman ithe opentng of the pavernent to Fort - _ — Lawton. Registration day at the Competitive examination at Seattle in line. Views of the Western Wash. | here the jze-winning exhibits. Pictures | nual volume of business, dicates that we do good SHEET iy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablete—Also bottles of 24 and 100— ists. |You will find this condition true of By om 5 -\We pour the cracks with het tar AMUSEMENTS [REGISTRATION DAY AT U |tyst many ‘or the ceacha that. were |poured two years ago are not any worse now than than. The road is Happenings of local interest dur ing the past week are to be included |similar construction, altho it may not look so pretty.” to open on Saturday at the Liberty explained, e nt t Ainng tam tie the ccbretion oft caes e hares Lawton, held at Interbay, and the) THE UNITED STATES ctvi! serv dedication of Burke Tower at Fort |!0¢ commission announces an open University of Washington shows November 4, for the position of op thousands of young men and women *f ®%d packer in the customs ser }ington fair at Puyallup give inter.) — esting glimpses of the crowds and of the Seattle babies in the Thrift campaign are interesting. We believe that our an- which far exceeds our nearest competitor, in- work at fair prices. MAIN 0176 “Dress Well—Never Miss the Money” “This Extra Pair Gives Double Wear” New Fall Styles _ Suits and Overcoats | $30, $35, $40, $45 Our Two-Pants Suits and Overcoats have more style. They possess an Common garden Sage and Sulphur makes streaked, faded or gray hair dark and youthful at once Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly com. pounded, brings back the natural faded, streaked or gray. Years ago the only way to get this mixture mussy and troublesome. Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound." You will get a large bottle of this old-time recipe improved by the addition of other ingredients, at very little cost. this preparation tell that you darkened your hair, as it does tt #0 naturally and evenly You dampen a sponge or soft brush with tt and draw thie through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hatr dis- appears, and after another applica- tion or two, your hair becomes beau. you look years younger. ment. from Auburn to Enumclaw is not| HM. 8. Taylor, who frequently trav. | | ever, | mendations to Washington, |for two shipping board vensels for jremain sufficiently long THE SEATT ! News Notes on Alaska’s Development Due to increased road facilities.| which make it possible to abip in supplies and equipment, marked de velopment work is in progress in the Willow Creek mining district, cording to a report just received ‘om Anchorage by the Alaska de partment of thes Chamber of Com meres, Seven prospective = mines will operate during the coming win-| ter and another mill will be added to those already Installed. Amons the major operations is the driving lof a thousand foot tunnel from the Brooklyn claim of the Gold Bullion holdings to connect up other proper Ue. This tunnel according to General Manager Budd, will cut the formation at a) vertical depth of 1,600 feet and is hoped to show the existence of deep-seated veins. oee Twenty-one mines and prospects showing pay at surface, have been! lopened or are being opened in the Willow Creek district These in clude the Gold Bulliton, Lacky Shot, Martin mine, Don Rr and, Don Rae prospect, Indeper Mabel and New Mabel pr j rs mines, Drun nd Dave Skarstad, — proper eo Bul s, John Bure pr Mike ry prow pect, Old Little Gem, Web foot. nd, Le Roy, Gold Coin and Cornucopia prospects. | Among the new machinery going in this winter i the Drumheller mill, which will start on” several hundred tons of highs«rde rock The mill ls expected to be ready for operation early next apring eee The Mabel mine, operated by Horning and Bartholf, ts working small force of men and reported » be taking out rich rock Mow only a part of the rock ts free and promising values are going |into the tailings dump to be treated later. eee | With the rond tmprovements to date, it ts stated that one may leave Anchorage at 2:15 p, m. an be conveyed by stage from Wasilla to almont any section of the district by nightfall, as compared with weeks of travel letore ad. ent recom: D. Co Governor Bone hi operation on the Alaska run dur ing the tourist season. The Alaska governor recommends, further, that a preliminary campaign of ndvertis ing be carried on to attract the tourtet trade to south Alaska and over the new Alaska) raliread and that arrangements be made whereby the steamers would In Alaska waters to allow tourtets to see more of the country than the present schedules permit. | Bureau of Missing Relatives ‘The Star invites tte readers to ase thie department as an aid ia finding missing ee or friends, The department is Teaniting those who bare bees retatty, to help tm separated. These whose reiatives of color and luster to the hair when | friends are missing are invited to repors disappearan. ee directly te The Star. spapers te reproduce each items ae will interest thele communities. cee SEEKS PARENTS.—Vernon Dew sharm Lawler, general delivery, 8* attle, wants to find trace of his par ents. His father was Harry Lawler, a carpenter, and his mother’s maiden name was Deusharm, He bas heard that his mother later married a man by the name of Hutchinson. Law ler was born in Douglas, Alaska, Au gust 26, 1903. “RACE SUICIDE and Industrial) Overproduction” is the subject of the tifully dark, thick and glossy and Sunday morning service at the Budd —Advertise- | hist church for Amerteans, Rev. Dr. 2>"/ A. Brodbeck announces. air of refinernent that the well dressed man wants. The choice woolens and trimmings used in their making, to- gether with the excel- lent way they are tail- ored, make these Suits retain their and style. If you will visit Gately’s and make your own comparison you will realize that this is the best store for you. Satisfaction is guaran- teed with every garment you buy at this store, and, if for any reason you are dissatisfied with your purchase, your money will be cheerfully refunded. Double and Single Breasted CONSERVATIVE AND SPORT MODELS eee than $5,000. The small THE MONEY” You are invited to open a charge account at this store, All goods are priced in plain figures to meet the strongest competition. We advertise and sell clothing (not credit). Come in and compare our values and prices before making a hasty selection elsewhere. Branch at Ballard 1427 FIFTH AVENUE Between Pike and Union Streets MEN'S SHOES o> Mim VG {NATIONA The Trust Department of this Bank handles many small estates, some perhaps not more estates—the few, thousands—even more than the large estate needs ‘safe, scientific, economical management. Trust Department service includes acting as executor, administrator or trustee for handling investments and investment funds for living persons, as well as for estates. All investments, securities and money be- longing to Trusts, for which the Bank is Trus- tee, are kept entirely separate from the Bank's own investments, securities, and moneys. The Union National Bank Of Seattle Hoge Building Second and Cherry oo ———_— hard-earned Branch at Georgetown by the old rout? quirements” in the Gillam-Bird com: | thru Kotk, pany of aes Pair Steal Heavy |The safe contained valuable church | pay postage LE STAR BUYERS’ GUIDE g=™ PRIZE WINNERS, Awards in “Missing Letter | Contest Announced | Several hundred persona took part | in the “Buyers’ Guide” missing let: | ter contest conducted in The Star last month H Many of the answers were sent In| in elaborate form and can be seen at The Seattle Star office. ' The prise-winners are as follows Firet prise, $15, A. M. White, 4103 W. Othello at Second prize, $10, V. Lund, 106 fn Newton at | Third prise, $5, Floyd Flint, 4720 4rd ave. 8. | Fourth prize, $0, L. N, Colman, 409 . Olive at Witth priae, $6, Jennelle Sill, 9217 E. Cherry st Sixth prise, $4, J, R, Douglas, care Grote-Rankin Soventh prize, $3, L. 16th ave. hth prize, $2, Payson V. Torler, 2002 12th ave. N. | Ninth prise, $1, Edith Btien Juep 1216 Second at., Snohomish, Wash. | f The correct answer tn as follows: | Ee “1,” omitted trom the word “fam he Model Electric laundry ad omitted from the word » the Alder Beach Manor ad Pp.” omitted from the ‘open | tn the Sterling Dentists “A.” omitted from the word “ “tn the Fedetal Shoe Repair any ad | * omitted from the word “day: | Nght” In the Wing's cafeteria ad “8," omitted from the word sets” in the Washington Mutual Sav Boucher, 1120 ings bank ad | “T." omitted trom the world “style” in the Rose Florence Beauty shop ad. ©,” omitted from the word “your in the Bowle: company a. R” 01 4 trom the word “pur pore” in the J, W | FE. omitted from the word “ef-| ficent™ tn the Blue Bird Appliance | ad “A.” omitted tro: vermi” in the Central Agency ad “D," omitted fre he word “or ders” in the Surplus Army Suppl the word “uni T,” omitted from the word “con rultation” in the Dr, Wilson ad. “H omitted from the word “the” in the Great Western Supply com: | pany ad. | “B" omitted trom the word “re| & Loan association ad. 8." omitted from the word “eye glasnen” 4 Schwartz ad A.” omitted trom the word “guar antee” in the J, W. Edmonds ad | ” omitted from the word “divi | denda” in the Trades Union Savings | Safe From Church ENFIELD, Eng. Oct. ¢—A man and a boy were arrested here on the charge of stealing pound safe belonging to Bt. George's chureh, Hiow many men, think you, have any idea of the pain endured by wom. | 4, and often when the overworked wife and mother begins to get pale, have! headaches, backaches, faint spells, or js melancholy and cannot sleep. 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This is the way it |DON, DOG OF MOVIE : FAME, AT THE “PAN’|" Mary Longtegs”? ‘That was Don, the pride and Joy Of | proud possession is a collar of bril Officer Vokes, who appears in sup. port of Dogstar at the Pantages this | after his work in her picture, Don will hold a reception on the} He | stage at the Pantages Saturday, aft- ler the matinee, to greet grown-ups week Don ts no ordinary loomes of a distinguished actor-par lent, and this week Don's own son‘ and children who A THRIFT COUPON in Every Loaf of will be done: Tomorrow, when you get your bread at the grocery store, you'll find inside the wrapper a coupon worth 50c to you. Take it to The Seattle National Bank, Second Avenue and Columbia Street, add 50c to it, and you can open a $1 savings account. Besides being credited with $1, you will also receive a Liberty Bell Savings Bank. Start a Savings Account and Be Thrifty EAT BUTTER-NUT, KREAM KRUST and NATIONAL BREADS and Be Healthy WS SS Pickford movie of in London, canine. “Jimmie,” All the Fellows Are Getting Liberty Bells! ND “Jimmie” and ‘‘Bill’’ and all the rest are going to be BETTER Americans because of it. i fully well that if they can teach their sons to save their money NOW, they need not worry about their future. A Savin nation possible. 50¢, together with a Thrift Coupon clipped from The Seattle Star, will open a Savings Account here until Oct. 14th, during The Seattle Star Thrift Campaign. ! THe _ Seattle National Bank Southeast Corner—Second Avenue at Columbia Largest Bank in Washington n | made his debut in New York vaude- ¢ lle, at the Alhambra, : * 4 Don ie the son of Don, the writing Walks Until She Dies Remember the dog that drank the ‘dog that toured the Orpheum circuit | jclder and became intoxicated in the | several seasons ago. “Deday | third European tour at the Empire, llants presented by Mary Pickforda! Account builds CHARACTER. RESPECT—HONESTY—THE VALUE OF MONEY. And the Liberty Bell Bank given your boy when he, starts a Savings Account here teaches PATRIOTISM. his money and, at the same time, be a constant reminder of the sacrifices made by the ‘‘patriots of ’76’ to make this great Insane Spanish Girl MADRID, Oct. 6—Senorita Maria y Zeritos, daughter of # rich |chant, was stricken with a form of | insanity which caused her to believe His she was a perpetual motion machine. She literally walked herself to | death, refusing both food and sleep. He begins his on February 19. THE NORDICA Choral club meet- tng will be held Friday evening at 3 lock at the Sanipractic building, to meet him “Bill” and Their fathers realize It teaches SELF- Tt will assist him to save