The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1923, Page 7

Juicy Fruit Cake Bakers and Confectioners are making it for you to save baking home and eo that those who like it may have it often with- out giving anybody trouble. —an ‘almost julcy fruit cake, bever crumbly or dry. The rare flavor of delicous ins_and piquant spice—the kind of cake you like, ‘Try it, made wich Sun-Maid Raisins Thoroughness Characterizes our methods tm every transaction, and our cus- tomers are accorded every cour- tesy consistent with sound busl- nese Judgment. 4% | Pata on Savings Accounts Accounts Subject Check Are Cordiaily Invited Peoples Savings Bank SECOND AVE. AND PIKy 5ST. EXTRACTION | FREE DAILY | Would Require “Japs Here” Signs | Editor The St } I would like to make @ suggestion in regard to the Japanese question. nefit in ge a would t the keen I think it would be a ne | eral to Amerioan he, a ve them a ¢ © to me t ompetition now encountered by w peril Itt troduce k that someone ought to tn a bill in the pre of the st ent ee te legislature to make n compulsory for employing labor an to tn no Japanane in his of busine tror place a conspicuous en, info that Japane the fact whe the same are rente ry truly ACHARD, Holly Bellingham, of the place re Hd Wash Editorial Prayer Meeting Topic Editor The Star: I thought your You Want K War?” 100 per cent timely. | earnest 4 Methodint | Thursday night we took your edl-| tortal our evening's tople for r and meditation, Bight of 1 to spend at least an in prayer and sup the ideas of peace your paper, may What Christen: ° Billy Sur but rather ghteousness. | if man can day the sun! ’ ! editorial, “Do of to ~p U. 8. Out at 1 om an a Ave ag each day, that tn plication. spoken of bDiessed of ea VEN. Jom needs is not w lay revivals of religi¢ revival of ancient rth fair, war! Hac nis ts #0 oaly ban Ed@itor The In regard to the ferry deal, 1 want to refer to the finding of the grand| jury, Bellevue citizens voted bonds for the ferry service, and are entitled to it, the grand jury declares. The assertion made that Bellevue! iv @ farce. Here aro a few facts the rs can figure out for them-| selves: It ts three-fourths of a mile| farther from Leschi to Bellevue than | from Leschi to Medina. Bellevue} and Medina had 13 trips, giving night | servic at the time Bellevue was dropped. Then Medina was given 18 trips and a steamboat was put on to Be giving six trips a day, which makes 24 trips instead of 13, jovue, | serving the two places: } | Our whalebone rupver, which dees | mot cover the roof of the mouth if you have twe or more teeth. } Natural Rubber. $5.00 set of teeth Gum Lyke Rubber, a perfect re- oduction of the human gum. teeth ..-.., $10.00 $4.00 GOLD crown tron ie BRIDGEWORK Most of our present Eecommended by our sarly custom: whose worl oul ivi good satisfaction. os All work guaranteed for 15 yeara Examination free. | OHIO cor mate DENTISTS Metabliabed 20 Years Second Ave. and University St. Open © to ¢ Daily—0 to 17. Sundays | FOLEY’S |slough, Upper Mercer slough and It went on this way for about a| year, when Captain Anderson de clared that he had already saved | $10,000 on the change because he had dropped Bellevue out of the ferry service. Instead, the change made several hundred dollars more expense a month, besides retarding | the developments of the county, giv-| ing the chief patrons the poorest service. Recently the boat service has been taken away from Bellevue entirely, leaving a community of thousands of people without water transporta- | tion, Not only Bellevue is suffering | from this abominable service, but| the whole east side. The loggedoff land that could be developed into fine garden tracts and fruit orchards lies east of Bellevue dock, an arva of 32 square miles, including Mercer Bellevue Gardens, with numerous settlements in Bellevue district. By runging the ferry to Bellevue dock it brings the settlers within walking distance of these beautiful garden tracts, with their fertile soll. As it is, no one will go out and work this land. This makes a loss to the coun- ty im the way of taxation, Which ts the best for the county, to pay 0c ap re or $6 an acre in taxation? Mr. Taxpayer, do not be mistaken. The east side residents are paying their share of the taxes, and we are not complaining, but we do want the kind of service we are entitied to. ‘The tax valuation of the property on} the east side, affected by the ferry | transportation, has increased 80 per} cent since the bullding of the ferry | Leschi, but as it is now we have high | taxes and no service. Tho bus serv. | ice that Captain Anderson has estab- lished is a menace to’ the country and no asset. Last summer a visitor from the East came out to Midlakes, which is | a little less than one and one-half miles from Bellevue postoffice. The bus driver told ber it was cht | miles to Midlakes from Bellevue and that it would cost $1.50. The lady, not knowing the country, mid she | wid have to get there at any cost. | When they arrived at Midlakes the lady said, “This is not eight miles.” Then the driver snapped up and said, | | “It does not make any difference; | The True Story of a Young Girl By Enid Morrissop 66()H, Mother?” exclaimed Glaays, | “my back aches so that I don't feel like doing anything but lying down—I tire #0 easily. Mrs. B. looked grave when she noticed how pale the girl was. “We will consult Dr. H.,” she said, and she informed him by ‘phone that they would soon be at hie office ‘The good old man asked many questions, then said: “Your daugh- ter is just emerging into woman hood, what she needs is a tonic to tone up her nerves and get rid of/ that tired feeling and correct irre. | ularities and suppression or other | feminine disorders. No wonder she | fs ail run down. Now I know of #| wonderful remedy which I am glad | to recommend for I know it is harmless and purely vegetable, Dr. | Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It in| & splendid tonic for wornen and acts | Girectly upon the organs that char- | acterize the sex. What your daugh. ter should do is to keep in the open | alr as much as poratble, go to bed | early, and she will surely get sound, | refreshing sleep if she takes the| Favorite Prescription according to| directions, for it contains the extract of wonderful herbs that were long known to the Indians and which are good for the uetves and women's ua ) The anxious mother followed his suggestion and in a few weeks her daughter showed marked improve ment and soon was a happy, healthy girl, joining in all the athletic games | of her companions and Mrs, B. says it 18 all owing to Dr. Pierce's Favor ite Prescription, which is worth its woight in gold. Many of your neighbors say tho same. Read this Spokane, Wash—T can recommend Dr, Pierce's Prescription ag @ tonic who are in @ nervous and run-down state of health, My health becan very bad, I wan nervous and weak and {t just seemed that all of my strength and vitality had left me. After taking a few botties of Dr. Plerce’s Favorite Prescription my health and strength returned very rapidiy—I gained in weight and never felt better is what Dr Pierce's Favorite aid for me—and T believe tt will do the same for others if they will give it a fair trial.”—Mi Gena Nelson. 8. 119 Division st All druggists ell Prescription in form, or send 10¢ for trial sample to Dr. Pierce's Invalides’ Hotel, 666 Main 8t, Buffalo, N, ¥—Advertise Mali highly Favorite | for women | scription ” Hiquid or Favorite tablet \ Bellevue’s F erry Service CRU is sing. Our friends Our children laugh us. Heaven seems as we meditate upon tho that cao fathom, Father's love not shines, The le upon w nr and play fo x an, ot our Can you nocure In Seattle a al meoting of the church to work and pray eternal death of war st 2,000 years ago, His aid, He w to ar 06 no plumb and with It synagogues, you, for th God went a ¢ hapa if we Him men to love, that th wish to th and to y ¥ present crists LLIP 0. SMITH. ol Wash, dution I de king out you for You hed old ou have to pay $1.50 anywa Anderson ent he Captain seo, Captain this services, and has an Ander com grudge against us, son was asked by the Be mittee in 1912 to give them ferry dropped in order to cut expenses] serviog, so they could get in with| bis life in well-earned ense. This © they went to he took no interest tn, he port, and the port and Chamber of Com 4 others were interested in The port built the © Us good service and on increased rapidly out and bought o# and worked the land, and now fir 30 years, Bellevue is left without service. It is an in justice to this community, as people pay for the most ferry and why should the Bellevue paople pay 10 cents to get to Lescht and other patrons only 7% cents, or why should the people that buy moat of the tickets pay 10 cents and others 7% cents? Bellevue, as well as any other com- munity, and job slaves, but that does not matter; our cause Is Just As to the last grand jury, I myself would have suggested Captain An derson for foreman instead of Ul berg. BETTY ERICKSON, Bellovus, Wash. Gargle Throat With Aspirin Clip This if Subject to Sore Throat or Tonsilitis Prepare a harmiess and effective girgie by dissolving two Bayer Tab lets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water, Gargle throat thoroughly. Repeat in two hours if necessary Be sure you use only the genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, marked with the Bayer Cross, which can be had in tin boxes of twelve tablets for few cents. teams and autos meroe ar the ferry the The rprine and popul people came ne in these tick DOCTORS OF ALL SCHOOLS PRESCRIBE PORTOLIVE': No matter whether your physician is an allopath, homeopath, osteopath chiropractor or naturopath. Ask them why they all agree on old Port Wine and olive ofl as @ food tonic. If you are suffering from indigestion, dyspeps or constipa- tion, just try Portolive for one week and you will understand why all doc tors prescribe tt, All druggists. Port olive Co., 316 8. Broadway.—Adver- tisement. hervousnens DR. EDWIN J. BROWN’'S DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbia St. Seuttle’ Leading Dentist for More Than 21 Years Dr. Van Vieck Found Genu- ine Relief Which Is Healing Thousands Send Postal for Dollar Trial FREE To any one ruftering we make thie unlimit: from Piles offer: Send your address you teguiar Dollar Pack Vise beorption Method. No knit Dilis—Just « simple treat me: with fully eatie- fied With the relléf and corafort it gives If not, it costa | relief Piles, even after whole Ii of misery. Wo have recetved hur letters tolling of the success of thi has @ few traitors, cowards | OF VALUE bi-monthly bullet station is filled with of the titles of Clover nt for th The experiment current Here are wor The Spring Minor aying Yard Dormant Spi Plants,” “Warning Ag The bulletin may be ar simply by clipping the follov address stated Crops,” Exe: inst the 'T Western Washingt Puyallup, Wash Gentleme Please bulletin of January date » Experin mail om Name Address 4 free of charge by t ‘O FARMERS in of Western articles of interest to the farmer the Washington and Graay,” “Marty 1 Dalry,” “Re n rhird try rry pring t of i atari of D Hation Pake readers of The on axid mailing it to the free wing cou ent Station, ° of your bimonthly copy Yours very truly, Pension Plan for the Horses Editor The Star In buying The Star from «@ news stand a few days ago, I was sur | prised and delighted to find « pio of my horse friend, “Curly whom I have long known, and fod, ond ave, at my every oppor ture on Sec tunity Iam glad that he ty later to have & pension. Mrs. GC. A. Severance has lately been Instrumental in ae curing @ pension for @ 1T-year St. Paul, Minnesota, fire horse wh is thus enabled to spend the rest of Thin nation-wide act in the nucleus of | plan for all fire horses. | I wish that not only city garbage horses, firemen lice officers’ horses, but b red of the same kind, Just es everywhere could be fate Horses live a ehifting often ener still ca underfed, overworked, kind word appreciative Jany sympathetic shown them. They suffer loneliness, |but from summer, f jeer, blow wounds. It hag always seemed |shocking reflection on an |common decency, to say nothing of | Christian spirit, to work a faithful horse tte Ife long, then whe it breaks down, turn it out to dic or! sell it to @ heartless horse r lifetime of with vari wellcared for ery, us mAs but oft homes, tors, | h never a} pat whatever or or interest | unhappiness and cold of winter , filthy tines bi quarters and t of bun gaping to me man's trad jor junk man, yanked at and cursed, | prodded, kicked all day long till it @rops dead in ite tracks Is that gratitude or loyalty or paying a just debt? ily pet, required the nervous temperament in army, fire and police horses, suffer keenly from changed circumstances, the sudden hardships thetr frail old age cannot combat And the unfortunate ones who from colthood have known nothing but unkindness and drudgery, surely theme are entitled to at least a few years, or months, free to move about as they pleased, to go unload od, ungoaded, happy and idle, for . in the sunshine or warm, dry Ctvilization would doubtless have been retarded many centuries ha it not been for the endless labor of horses. It in the shame of humans that they have regarded this faith ful, intelligent friend as merely inanimate thing, with no rights an Tires With 500 Nail Holes Leak No Air Mr. D. M. Conta, of Chicago, bh invented @ new puncture-proof inner tube which, In actual test, was punc tured 500 times without the 1 Jany air. Increase your mileage from 10,000 to 12,000, miles with jmoving this wonderful. tub |the wheal; and the beauty of is that this new puncture-proof tube ta no more than the ordinary tube and makes riding « real pleas | You can write Mr D. M. Coats Jat 232 Went 47th St. Chicago, as he wants them introduced everywhere Wonderful opportunity for agente. lif interested, write bim today vertisement | _ WITH “DEO” No matter whether your pain ts| |due to rheumatiam, actatica or neu- | |ritis, you want relief from the tor }ture and want it quickly. | Get a supply of “Deo good druggist of ointment the place whe you frel the pain. Cover with flan nel and then apply @ hot water bot fle to the spot to drive the olls in, If this doesn't relieve the pain at ones, fo back to your ¢ruggist and| he will refund your money | ie stands for Dennis’ Kuca-| jlyptus Ointment, a remarkable co bination of pure eucalyptus and other fine medicinal olla. Ita heal vapors are especially valuable Ids, coughs, catarrh, croup and ory troubles. A. sta 1 d remedy for ghirty years. te and prescribed by physicians. A larg but 60¢ faction or money Jieading drugwiats nis Mfg. Co. makers. Advertisement. fron t all fre pread a th jing abe or Jar of “Deo” costs uarantaed to give satia- back. For sale by everywhere J Berkeley “Don’t Let That Cold | Turn Into “Flu” | Bub on Good Old Musterole | That into “ilu,” Grippe or, Pneumonia, unless you take care of it at once Rub good old Musterole on congested parts and see how quick- |ly it brings relief. | ‘olds are merely congestion. Mus jo from pure oll of mus» 4, camphor, m thol and other simple ingredients, ia a counter irritant which stimulates circulation k up the cold. As effective as the measy old mus» tard plaster, it does the work with out the blister \ Just rub it on with your finger | tips. You will feel a warm tingle it enters the pores, then a cool. that brings weclome cold may even turn worse, ing sensation 26e and 6650, In ] Better than a mustard plaster | | abused, | in silence, not onty| fatigue, | no reward ® pain or appr They have slau r, ated him tiful body lens beautiful, ch. He has helped in the tw ceptibie kindne him in lecked his parades, then kicked him into the @ plowed thetr fields, mines, threshed thelr grain, trans. ported raced to thelr fires, policed their efties, then been! sold like ® chunk of tron from mas ter to master, in dumb misery or with loyal heart serving those who have no pity for him, a kind word, nor any care for his broken down old age, when he em ho long let Mra. Severance tn this nation-wide pension plan, It ts our duty, other course 1» just or right horse goen fore he ts forever gone, give him a equare deal | 1. M. CLARKE San Francisco, | bea when them afar, nor can serve ua all help The auto comes Mother Drom Baby | When Hit by Car} Dropped to the street when his hor, Mra HL M. Ritchie, 662 19th ave, was struck by an automobile jdriven by M. J, Henohan, 16th | ave, N. at 14th ave and E. Madi- son st, Thursday night, a baby boy | escaped unhurt. Mra, Ritchie was) slightly injured } Mra. H. BE. Rees, 4423 Denny way, was shaken up when she was hit by & machine driven by V. N. Lail, 203| 46th av ENJOY THE The horse which nas deen a tum-| COLD WEATHER | EMEMBER, tence H agr Hate g be child, how you used to shout for joy when wu ran out into the cold, ‘bracing winter air—~how active and lively you felt? pure your strong i Nenper bag tw d= pl wea now if you your blood and restore vitality and * with that famous old tonic, . Your ist bas eedeea or asyou Gude's Pepto-Mangan' Tonic and Blood Enricher | Get Rid Of Fat | Wherelt Shows | iid muscelar eat and eat peer strength? of ia of pereone in, this country Within « short time cam be vid of fat wendily and or the Marmola Company 1s Wosawand Avemua, Dewolt, Mick giedly send ‘thom "to you on etal ed Brice. —Advertinement U.S. NAVY YARD Take Fast Steamers at Colman Dock REGULAR SCHEDULE Leave $6180, 7:16, ALM, 1:46, 3:16, SPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE From Seattle to Mrewertan Saturday and Bunday, 9710 P.M, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 11:80 P.M AUTOMOBILE FERRY } Seattle to Bremerton Daily } 1:16, 1 M, 8:15 P.M | Matra trip Mat, & Bun, 9:90 P.M Passenger Ware, 800 Round Trip fw | NAVY YARD ROUTE [| | Colman Dock Main 4993 | with | recommended tor eczema and othe: Returns Here 4 ia Kate Blancke, who ia re- turning here with “The Bat,” the big stage play which was so well received here last sea- son. “The Bat” will play a re- turn engagement of five days two matinees, starting next Tuesday evening, at the Metropolitan theater. REAL ESTATE SALES HEAYV teal extate sales tn Seattle during the past week have climbed rapidly, |according to reports from city real- tors. Carter, MacDonald & Miller re port inquiries r ved from prospective buyers of small garden, farm and poultry tracts. Oener & Moehihorn bought the Roycroft apartments, owned by Samuel Weinstein of San Francisco, for $90,000 thru the Steel Realty Development corporation. The sale of 30 tracts at Burien City within the past 20 days 4 been announced by the H. M. Nel- son Real Estate Co. and poultry raising prevail in the district, Six residences tricts were sold many fn the best dis. here this month by the Henry C. Ewing Co. and a number of other important sales were effected, among themn the fol lowing: ° In the Madrona district, a fine Colonial residence sold for D. U. Chamberlin to HL E. Holmes, of Stewart & Holmes, for $8,000; Mont- lake Park addition, bungalow sold for A. H. Hammill to Wm. Wich- man for $6,500; North End bunga low for A. E. Pierce to A. G. Schel for $4,600; Green Lake Circle lots for Fred M. Knapp to R. J. Van Ma wion for $6,000; Ballard tract for Frank E. Starr to R. EK. Hammond for $4,000; Washington Addition tract for Frank Klachke to B. A Bingham for $4,250; on Capitol Hill, the residence of Henry Schuett to G. Kidd for $16,000; on Queen Anne Hill, sold for M. E. Jesmer to Nora Burnett for $8,500. Sleeping Juror Gets Fine Back Judge Mitchell Gilliam has remitted @ $56 fine which he levied against K. 8. Mejson for sleeping while serv- ing in his court Juror. CUTICURA HEALS. PIMPLY RASH On Daughter's Face, Hands and Arms. Itched Badly. “ A red, pimply rash broke out on my daughter's face, hands and arms. Later the pimples filled with a fluid which dried and ecales f 5 The pimples itched and burned so badly when they first broke out that she scratched them, making them worse. Her clothing irritated the breaking out, causing much suffer ing and annoyance. "We began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after the first ap- Fiation they relieved the itching. e continued using them and in one month she was healed.” (Signed) Mra. V. L. Davis, Cora, Mo. Give Cuticura Soap, Ointmentand ‘Talcum the care of your skin. Sample Raeh Pree by Mail. Addrean: “Outtours Lab- oratories, Dept H Malden 68, Mans.”” Sold every ‘hare, Soap Ble. Ointment 2 and be, Taleum Be, WoaP*Crticure Soap shaves without mua. “*My doctor told me about & and if I couldn't get another jar I wouldn’ give this one up for anything.” That is how many people regard Resinol Ointment. It is specially | itching skin troubles, but it is also ex. cellent as a general household remedy | | | | were | Berry growing | for burns, scalds, chafings, cold sores, pimples, boils, insect bites, etc. Resivol Seap and Reainol Shaving Stick contain the Resinol properties and no home should be without these products, At all drueriots, "SALAD A” TBA a Pure - Fragrant - Economical “A Delicious Tea, Scientifically Preserved” BLACKH (Orenge Pokos Bead) MIXED or GREEN — JUST TRY IT — -& H.C. COOK, East 3383, El. 0350, Chamber Honors Distributors |Women’s Club Is Indian Visitors) Sponsoring Play Celebrating the 68th anniversary of| To raise funds with which to @a= the signing of the treaty of Mukilteo, | tertain delegates to the national 6ome or Point Elliott, by which all lands| vention of business women, from Elliott: bay Canada were|they pass thru Seattle en ruote eeded by the Indians to territory | Portland in July, the Seattle Business! of Washington, two Tulalip Indians! and Professional Women's elub WL the gue of honor Friday at| sponsor a performance of “The Giri @ luncheon given by the memberw'lin the Taxi” at the old © | committee of the Chamber of Com-| theater Saturday night. The Cl reo in the Masonic Arcade | ber of Commerce chorus of 40 ‘ Friday was also the anni-| will sing; Lioyd Spencer will ‘ail versary of the battle of Beattle—whoen | some stories, and Miss Vivian 8t Indians, on January 26, 1856, at-| art will appear as a sololet. tacked the block house near the foot of Cherry st. GOLONns REFUSE TO RATIFY ACT HARTFORD.—The legislature for| third time since adoption of the | eenth amendment refused to ratify tt. THOUSANDS club, lding HAVE KOMEY that ft stands the highest for its Re markable results in dist cases, Symptoms of Kidney Swamp-Root ts not for everything but if you from annoying bladder troubles, quently passing water night day, smarting or irritation im ing, brick-dust or sediment, ache, backache, lame back, disturbance due to bad kidney ti ble, uric acid rheumatism, loms of flesh or sallow com kidney trouble in its worst may be stealing upon you. Swamp Root Is Pleasant to Take. 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Seattle Star’s 22 DICTIONARIES IN ONE All Dictionaries published previous to this ene are cut of date’ WINTER COLDS | DEVELOP KIDNEY TROUBLE The same acute on that stops up the nose, reddens the eyes and inflames the tonsils and bronchial tubes, alsa attatks the Kidneys, You realize this in the sharp pains over Ki dull ache in the back, the burning irritation in the This is why Winter Colds and Wh Ri Ayo are so dangerous why you - Gino pills whenever attacked by a cold, just as Mr. Clow did. Stuyvesant Falls, N.Y., April 2ist, 1921, “T am glad to say that GINO PILLS have done me a Jo8 of eat so I am sending for another box as I think it well to have the @ box always on hand. I often have attacks of Bladder Weakness the winter and GINO P! give prompt relief and fix me up fine.” JOHN L. CLOW. For almost a quarter of century, GINO PILLS have been an infallible remedy fon oo pone an a roubles, y ruggists everywhere at 50c a box. 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