The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1923, Page 4

é PAGE 4 | NIGHT RIDERS CASE IN COURT Oregon Jury Chosen to Hear Riot Charges JACKSONVILLE The selection of the defense of three prom ®on county men ag fiot growing our of SRight rider episodes | tains near here early Was to proceed rap! Pording to indication Attorneys for b< that the first w 8 — ®arly in the afternoc © jurors had bec yet seated before r s of "| h sides believed | sioned yestertay mnd the state agreed p the cases of Dr. Jouct Mer Methodist evang Pent chiropractor, of esse F. Hittson, automobile ef Medford, and Howard A Prominent Medford orchardist a Tt had previously been ar hat Bray would be tr Beach of the other kr en’ be tried in The three P dictea on charges The mystery wt wh Myrtle F bas surrounded the men charged in 1 @ictments has n: Mispelied as the fir ay. A sensation Plater cases © Arthur Burr. Henry (“Hank”) le, alleged to have ® the foothills of the luntains and there hung ® number of times Teave the county, witness for the state. DAYS SENATORS RE COWARDLY | the next election. letiring Member Charges | Fear Controls Votes BY LAWRENCE MARTIN WASHINGTON, Maren 1. — The ‘vo f United States senators are trolied by fear of political conse Senator Calder, New York,| declared today, in one of| Most remarkable “swan songs” | d in the senate in recent years. | Calder, who retires to private life xt Sunday, in delivering his fare iM, severely arraigned the senate its lack of courage in dealing | With great public questions. J * he sald, “is it we have been afraid to tell the} th; we have been afraid to act on/ je truth. We are fearful of every| We make and every vote that cast. “A re-elected senator recently sald Me that he had made tt a practice | r to vote against a bill which a| ble group of his people We were talking of the! h ins bill, the soldier bo- and the prohibition law.” | Calder roundly condemned the for- of blocs in congress and @ for an end of sectionalism in| ney and Bladder roublesConquered or Money Back 40 years, said Dr. Carey, Ihave ibing my Prescription No, (known for years as Marshroot) Kidney and bladder sickness and | that I have retired from active| ce I have made arrangements th leading druggists to dispense ‘wonderful prescription at a mod- price, on the money back if| isfied | tinuously since 1915. ngs of life d aymptoma. If have specks floating before the| puffy eyes, clammy feet or! paims, backache or sideache, ‘ought to ret. of Dr ig famous Prescription No. 777) it bas. mrondosfully benefited tens} thourand is of cases of kidney and er troubles and is the medicine ways depend. Results are aA Daniel G. Carey was a Physician for many years thin great Preacription Ko, 11 thousands of sufferers from and bladder troubles. Here- you can always cet this effec- rescription in both liquid and form at all druggists and all the country Phere Was Nothing So Good Hor Congestion and Colds as Mustard © But the old-fashioned mustard burned and bilstered while) / acted. Get the relief and help| ‘mustard plasters give, without) plaster and without the bilster.| Musterolo does it. It 1s a clean, ite ointment, made with of) of It is sclentifically pre- so that it works wonders. Gently massage Musterole in With the fingertips. Seo how! uickly it brings relief—how speed- the pain disappears, ney Musterole for sore throat, Bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of tho chest (it may pre vent pneumonia), 250 and 65¢, Jars and tubes; hospital size, $3.00. Better than a mustard plaster, OPPORTUNITY ptar Want Ads ment Jack: | in | taken his place among the foremost 7| given his unselfish assistance with HERE’S MORE ABOUT LEGISLATURE STARTS ON PAGE 1 THE LATTLE TAR LITHUANIA AND §=Troupe Will BANK OFFICER POLAND ATWAR Appear at Y, I$ ON STAND. New Battle Starts in Region|Group Presents T hree| Truax Admits Negotiations | Near Vilna a his bill waa)” nefit pri uld be Hoe po plainly the director that the ot | ** conservation govern ment would to arried keep the eret and sb vered could have the Penalty of Death Ordered by French BLE BONE ALSO SCORES ME. SASUI » terms at bard ja’ . Invaders Permit The eda We not of Wh tax b feated by the house he members ft predicted t measure and the spell defeat for the re atbrea Inesday the first n the ed 1 permitte 1 areas to be ine 1 was cored the ¢ advantage of 1 would ns at ts expl r Polncare's aelzed the Rubr to col Roth ts the oldest deck in years of » me to the legisiat r the first {time in 1893. He was back again in 1903 and 1905 and en skipped everal years, but b n a fight ing member of the house now ¢ house having | * Moose Guests of be Moose by the were given Everett | W. Long, Richart = the campalg raise funds for Mooseheart, (h clety’s orphanage, and Moosehy {ts old people's home. All i this been on the point of b: 0 from the republican fold surging with those few who fought together since tho first of the session. HERE’S MORE ABOUT ACTORS STARTS ON PAGE 1 to ave day bo n, in business it k Pr RODNEY PRENTIC 9 Broadway, the R Joned winhes 1 in Star Thursday, follows “I am more than surprised that a man who has tried all along to lead @ Christian life, and probably haa succeeded, should be the center ot} cceetcmt cr cen! IMPROVEMENT had occurred to him one day make a. statement, which uainten.| Wonderful Results from| tionally has become public, that from Lydia E Pinkham’: 's Vege-| little more toward convincing others _ Coal Exportation “ any 5 | Char «| tc Joat of estat Lodge in Everett Theater meve *\The three pla jare to be repeat now on he Intended to do just a table Compound that it was the right and proper thing to do. It seams the simple and natural thing to me that one whose life has been blessed as mine has been to turn to the ‘Supreme Being’ who has made this possible. “I have dreamed of the time when the stage and the pulpit would work hand In hand for the good of all the world and I hope this day has arrived. 1 have been content in former times to be a passive sort of Christian, doing what I could for human- ity as the occasion arose, but not searching for an opportunity to be an active servant. WILL CARRY ON AS BEFORE “I am and always have been proud of my profession which has in cluded people of very high stand. ing who have done considerable good to others all their lives and my pride emanates from the fact that the actor has risen from the ranks of a traveling mountebank and has worked in stores | and most of the time, Finally I had to give up this work entirely and sta: ay | athome. Doctor’s | medicine did not give me much | mother wanted me to take Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I took a couple of bottles of it and| thought it did not help me as much as it should, sol gave it 4 thin, muc! Ve ead totikéancceh of it tomake sure it would help me. else. Nothing I took dpe , 80 I finally Bio to give the 93 to 110 pounds and am ki house now, My friends all no’ change in my health. 1 will be glad to answe: letters that women write | ping | citizens of each and every commu nity in which he resides. You have only to consult past history to know that every critical time and for every charitable purpose when the stage has been appealed to the actor haa risen to the occasion and has yen —Mrs. W. G. Monson, 1515 ark Ave., Beloit, Wis, Mrs, Monson is willing to write to | any woman guffering from such troubles, out grudge. “My labors in the theater will be carried on as before. “I will give my best as always to my audience, with an added in-| spiration, for I shall do all I do for| the glory of God. If my expertence| helps others to gain a happler,| healthier view of life, and if 1 can,| in my humble way, be the means| of advancing the faith I havo #0| sincerely adopted, I shall feel that I have been rewarded far beyond | my deserts,’ | | | A freshly brewed cup of Celery King every night drives out potsonous Tone up liver, brighten dull banish satlow skin. 20 cts, pis. Brew some tonight for the whole family, CELERY KING Sold by All Druggists SPECIAL PRICES ON WALL PAPER and PAINTS EEE TE TE for the rest of the week. Now is the time to buy your Paints and Wall Paper for your Spring Cleaning. Wall and Border for Room (2x14 $1.0 Per Bethel, Wis.—My female trouble |! second series of Hy Lenten bec | was bronght on ef overwork, I had | tures. had to do|150 heavier work than | formulated,” ho paid, my strength could | descended from the J: stand, and had to | the be on my feet |antedating Adam by long relief, and re | | SoME- | that the table Compound another trial | few momenta. | I have taken it | 7° over a year now and it has brought | | heures, wonderful results. I have gained from | \ike ji—and it ibe 0 the | pint bettie to me about the Vegetable Com- | imstes | rei Plays With Waterhouse Co. r from Dar the bank teral nod Marie t ter 7] $8 Chri é who Friday night in the produ tion “Mary Rose” by the wn Players at the auditorium, will take a lead role in the len C rmerly of the Pr ra in New Yor This local con © mor =| ‘RHINE DEBT zation ‘ Boller,” and f 1} the Y. M. C. A. aud to begin at 8:20 p Am will be peared | ig those tak the University . also of the Un eat Brit the United Raget | . were | Qual d'Or. | the direct Grant Says Man | Is Descendent of Ape NEW YORK, March 1 Dr ney Grant denied that w creed wan written by the aposties and that we descended from Adam and Eve, ‘Recovers From Viaduct Leap}: One of the most remarkable cases | on rr |that |was repor Thureday were In of Kent be vering from an attempt at sul-| 1 which he leaped fron who “The apontios were dead at least yearn before the creed was t near the Oregon n to the 1 of approximately railway stat Holdelbe: @ sheer fal OBE a bre ken leg, a broken ons on the ed to be dying Home-made Remed, Stops Coughs Quickly Wednesday he gained rapid You TON, March rday passed a bill 000,000 to pay thruout the country 8 for t xt fiscal year, owing to the fall: the reclassifi- cation of salaries b thing you cay us pol ® severe cough, ip a remedy which fs easily prepared at home in juat Is'e cheap, but for prompt results it anything else ar ariel Depally atone. the cough or cheat cold in 24 ea pleasant, too—children reat CURE FOR WHOOPING COUGH IS DISCOVERED MOSTON, March 1.—A c J cure for whooping cow oe X-ray was announced today by officials of the Boston Floating hospital The Pour 2% vty fede very, made by Dr. Henry I. Bowditch and Dr. Edwin Wyman, prominent Boston physicians, is the result of many months of experiments. The floating hospital has tried the method on 26 cases and pro- nounced the results “amazing.” Until physicians have been practically helpless in deal ng with cough and could do little more than make the youthful sufferers as com: fortable as possible. now up, i mm et make t a zy pint—s aa supply—but costing no more than & |emall bottle of ready-made cough syrup. | Apd as a cough medicine, there ts iy nothing Getter to be hed at | any price, oes right to the spot aad gives ane lasting relief. It omptly heals the inflamed mem- rane hat line the thront and air ‘pase stops the snaeyina throat le, Yesoent the phi one and seon was song h stops enti Splendi for broach itis, eroup, Rodreencas an bronebial asia, Pinex is a by iin concentrated com- und of ray, pine extract, ites for has ing the membranes. J avotd intment ask your whooping rug + for “HP ounces of Pinex” | chr nit Te bebayert and don't accept any. | aranteed to give abso ate F, atisiactl e Pinex Co. lon, or proney Mull Wayne, THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY — TROUBLE AND DON'T KNOW IT Mont people do not real alarming increase nnd rem @| that it stands the highest for Its re markablo results in distressing cases, mon diseases that prevail, they are almont the Innt recognized by patient ontent them= the effects, dineane under- Symptoms of Kidney Trouble Swamp-Root is not recommended for everything but {f you suffor from annoying bladder troubles, fre- quently passing water night and day, smarting or irritation in pass. ing, brick-dust or sedimont, head ache, backache, lame back, heart disturbance due to bad kidney trou. ble, urle acid rhoumatism, mines the system, Your other organs mny need tention—but _y: have attention work Ix most Important, If you feel that your kidneys are the cause of your sickness or run- down condition, commence takin ALL OTHER WALL PAPERS 334% OFF excepting lead, oil and turpentine, Dr, Kilmer'x Swamp-Root, and bindder on ax your kidn Improve, they’ will help ail the other organn to health, A Trial Will Convince Anyone Thousands and thousands of peo- plo everywhere havo testified that tho mild and immediate effect of Swamp-Root ts soon realized, and SPECIAL NOTE—You may obtain by enclosing ten cents to Dr, Kilmer & Co., lumbago, loan of flesh or sallow complexion, Kidney trouble in {ts worst form may be stealing upon you, Swamp Root Is Pleasant to Take If you aro already convinced that Swamp-Root is what you need, you can purchase the regular medium and large wlzo bottles at all drug stores, a sample size bottle of Swamp-Root Binghamton, N.Y. 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