The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1922, Page 4

THB SEATT ir ) SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin ‘Unless you see the name “Rayer” 7 Om packages or on tablets you are ald getting the genuine Bayer prod Prescribed by physicians over ty-two years and proved mfe by for colds, headache, tooth: earache, neuralgta, lumbago, GOVERNMENT _ FLOATS BONDS) WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—-As the MEA ine tn a program of retend- fag of government obligations ma- turing within a few months, the treasury department today ts pre “Paring to float a bond tuo of —* in 4% per cent securt- rhoumatiam, neuritis, and for pain tn general. Accept only “Bayer” pack age which contains proper directions. Mandy boxes of twelve tablets cont few conts. Druggists also sell bot trade mark of Mayer Manufacture of | Monoaceticacidester of Satcyticactd. tasue, said It was a refunding Iseue, which will afford a “particularly favorable opportunity to holders of 4% per cent Victory notes to ac-| quire a long-time government bond) on attractive terms in place of | Victory notes, which will mature or be redeemed within jhe next few months.” gees a October 16 and wil! mature tn 1952, ‘The tssua' . ged hese “ben ho the government reserving the priv by Secretary of the/iiege to redeem them in 1947, when Mellon, who in a letter’the last of the war loans mature. ’s Cold Compound” Break Breaks a Cold in Few Hours ‘Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow: hes, eneesing. The second and third completely and end alt grippe misery. “Pape’s Cold Compound” is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug atoren, Tastes nice. Contains no quinine. Inalat upon Pape’s. every two hours until) doses are taken. The first dose clogged-up nostrils and alr pas of head; stops nose running; headache, duliness, feverish- Nothing you can add to beauty means much as prettier teeth. Millions now attain them in a new way. Dainty people done gently, day some fifty nations employ this method of harmful grit, the world over, use. Ues of 24 and 100, Aspirin ts the; to bankers commenting on the new) The new bonds will bear date of) Mg Gnd snuffling! Take “Paye's Cold | tose" unusually break up the cold | methods have been found. One acts curdle film, one to remove it. And this is Able authorities have amply proved these methods. Now leading dentists, all Value of Rocks Is Explained Here's @ story on #alesmanshtp- the abliity to make your prospect see the best side of the property you show him and to minimize and cause him to forget the worst The late Maj, Fred Reed was wide ly known in the Yakima valley and In Southern Idaho as a salesman and & booster for reclamation. Reed had a party of Easterners out one day, showing them land-—rocky land “Too many rocks,” complained one prospect. “What?” Reed queried In surprine, “Why, man, the rocks aro what make this land valuable, They at- |tract and retain the heat, make | drainage posnible—wiy, we couldn get along without recks—not tn thie j country ° They passed on and came to a field where men were raking rocks inte piles and hauling them away. “Thought they liked the rocks,” bacrved the prospect. “I'll say they do!’ exclaimed Reed. “Look at those fellows, will you? They're stealing ‘om ‘BROKERS ALL | DEL MONTE. Cal, Oct. 9.—-Optt miam wan the keynote at the open ing session today of the convention of the American Investment Bank ers’ association here Speakere discussing nurmerous phases of the commercial, industrial —— |} and economie problems of the coun cous | try, all seemed to seo a bright out look for the coming year Howard F. Beebe, president of the Association, presided while William Sproute, president of the Southern Pacific railroad, delivered the open. ing addrens. Committee and official reports took up most of the remainder of the Morning session, while golf was to be the principal feature of the after noon. 250 More Students at U Than in 1921 To date, |ington has an enrollment of nearly [250 more etudents than Inat year. Registration figures Saturday night were reported to be 4.825. More students enrolled Monday. The total figures for last year were 4.596 by day, without the use are advising their daily | ARE HOPEFUL} the University of Woat: | |Forbus Promises a Big House Cleaning Lady Willie Forbus addressed a large meeting of residents of the y dintrict Suturday wee hall. Applause ed the following statement: Stan, Tam elected prosecuting attorney 1 will surround myself with a new or sunization of deputies and make each one rexponsible for the par tloular work delegated to him. | I wih bave lawyers of known reput and ability at will clean out th present office from cellar to garret. Fred Nelson and Wm. Corcoran, candidates for county commiasioner on the democratic ticket, also ad dressed the meeting and each In turn flayed the present conduct of county affaires. WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE if | Water will be shut off on 20th | ave. N. Bi, from F, 60th et. to | | Roosevelt park October 10 from | | 8a. m. top. m piled Says Tom E. Wilson CHICAGO, Oct. 9-—The American position today, despite present prob- jlemas, than haa been many years, Thomas KE. Wilson, president of the Institute of Amer: |ican Meat the packers’ annua! convention here | toflay. Wilson eald that the packing In- dustry was the largest single indus try In the country, if not wortd, become prac stable,” Wilson | wad jeally [there seems to be Httle tendency of havink the entire level of meat val ues shift suddenly and precariously.” 100 Per Cent Club Plans Snappy Meet! | Mike Carrigan of the Seattle |chamber of Commerce will speak at }the Tuesday luncheon of the Interna | tonal 100 Per Cent club on “Seattle's Participation tn the Dedication of the meat packing industry In in a better | county the case for | senttie for the remainder of the cam Packers, declared before /voting ali the rest of his time t in the “The levels of meat values have “Here and there fluctuations may be out of line, but on the whole | LE STAR Court Refuses to u | (DUNCAN WANTS | TO DEBATE DILL. 'Farmer- Labor Men Decide| on Challenge To determine which ts entitled to jthe support of the progressive el ment in the state, James A, Duncan, ifarmerlabor candidate for senator. | will challenge ©. C, Dill, hin demo. eratio opponent, to a joint debate This move was decided on at an or ganization meeting Sunday of the farmerlabor party state committer At the meeting Joel Shoemaker, Seattle, was elected state chairman and Judge W. H, Petr, Port An lgeles, secretary, Duncan’s ftinerary {was mapped out by the committee a» follows Seattle and vicinity, October 9 to '18; Grays Harbor tounty, October 14 and 16; Lewis county, October Snohomish county, October 1& « 20; Skagit county, October 21 and 22; Whatcom county, October 23 anc Tacoma, October 27 Clallam 4; county, October 28 and 2%; Jefferson October 30; |Novermber 1 to 6, ané Yakima valley theh back te paten, In the meantiom, Dill will be a6 Western Washington, while Senator Miles Poindexter, the republidan jnomines, after a speech at Everett | Monday night, will leave for Eastern Washington, where he will stay un tla week before election Rehear River Issue WASHINGTON, Oct, 9.—The so preme court today denied the appll jcation for @ rehearing in the sult i and Colorado over to the Colorado between W respective rights river. The court's decision tn the dispute. 4 down neveral months ago, not gratifying (o either state. prado petitioned for a rehearing The court announced today, how ever, that ft hed modified the decree A minor detatis GHACK EMMA ETHER 9, who had lived 87 years of MIA. TO her life in Geattle, died Bunday at her hor 43 9 ave, 8. W. Mre Btherton came to Seattle wit er nts from Ontario, Can in survived by her hushand, Ernest J Etherton, and four sons. FUNERAL SERVICES for Mre 14, who died Baturday at her home, 1910 Stevens at., will lbe hel at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the utterworth mortuary, Mra. 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A naval vain and hin loves! n mADY ports are impersonated tn delightful etyle by Bennett and Cul ver in a scenic novelty, entitied,! “The Love Boat.” which gives! them a chance to sing and dance. A ritualistic pleture from which morbidnens and imposuibill tien have been largely eliminated in| “Beyond. a Paramount production) starring Ethel Clayton. Thrills in| the form of dramatic scenes, storms and shipwrecks, followed by life on} a desert tele, are plentiful. ; Portland Man, 68,. | Plunges to Death PORTLAND, Oct. $.—-Antone An Gerson, 63, dexpondent because of i) health, leaped 63 fee. from the rail) of the Broadway bridge here late ee and somersaulted to his| death in the Willamette river below. Scores of pedestriang witnesed the man's spectacular leap, but were} powerlers to interfere. 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A, physical director at Smyrna, who left the Near Haat bed July, and is now in Seattle, Unpaid for more than two months, the Greeks, evacuated without Turks, Powlison said. A CHOCOLATE dipping ela the latest thing at the Y. W. resisting numbering 300,000, fused to held the city longer re nd the | ASS te! Qa The class, due to meet four nights @ week, now has 12 enrolled. The chocolate dipping equipment has been supplied by Seattle candy manufacturers. Fine Aocte of Vaudeville 3 with W Ethel paras. Ww Hi yet ts Lon Moon, batleon Martin in Life, ~ AMUSEMENTS ‘| -—PANTAGE MATINEE 15% 50' & be w ———— ——— st ———— oa th VERY CLOSE is ‘Th’ stinglest feller we've heard of He had a toy vulcanized yisterday.—Abe Matinees 2130 Nights 7 and Now Playing nee, TAMBO KASIYAMA CUtford Wayne Tries Stone; Kiw Entertainers) Selma Bronte; Urierre and Kingy pe dmixnions Pant Mats, 250; Nights 400 General vi MOORE THEATRE um Circuit § VAUDEVILLE soe Overture ‘Topics of the TWKE Dally THIS WEEK 2120 |