The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1923, Page 6

PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY [Forest Protection =| F’y-Kaiser’s Stepson nr Bracelet Is Stolen bic geithcy ol or Mec th FIRE ‘ | Week Begins Today en ee Needs 40-Room Castle with a prx by President “Common People” Thrown Out to Make Room for Him } | BY GUS M, DEHM ;garete from the bigger castle, now BERLIN tur rt the widowed p i's Ls-year-old step-son th ‘ 1a castle with ¢ 1 23,-—Ie-Kalser Wil « lottore upt . any person ‘ ‘ Jue blood of # ete she ree Bchoenaich Car flowed “o official) oot share hia castle with common f things| | es, nd his bride mixed in; two ¢ doo. T ee al * . with » total of 6 rooma were Ay 6.000, 00 rehant, whe Med to Berlin family, hired a lawyer here/ @ government commis » the district, which le eas was ejected fre from wh i which t a ue Sie a family pf $100, 00 ve me, aoaiots.. “dnaaiaga | ° | the state : . a lot of things fg Msted in protecting 9 von Carolath Se ee FO h, brother of the ex-kaiser's » the Princess Margarete her However, when the commis visited the princess, they were tc peenat Se she was “out for a walk pimeen Earns, The affair has aroused a demand Hermine, who now calla herself! iar ‘great castles of 2 to 40 rooms “empresa and queen Bermany and) wricn are used by only one or two 48° 80) Sersone should be thrown open for Impinstructed her young #0n to] the troe use of the Rubr refugees. |move into the great castle, thereby pe Biocs t | forcing his widowed aunt, Princess | Margarete yon Schoenaich Carolath, Jackie Coogan Has to move into Castle Starzdell, which Adopted Playmate Fitemen battling ts sive the Hermine had placed in readiness for r. Margarete did not like tho idea a brand-new adopted Little’ Priscil!a Moran, | flicting loss of $1,500,000. LOS ANGELES, Aprit 23—Jackle| ful and the structure was leveled after the fire had burned 10 hours, killing one and in-| During Her Absence|'*: ” ee ak Keep fit and fine with WRIGLEYS after every meal. Arlington hotel, Hot Springs, Ark. They were uwnsuccess- Eat wisely, chew your food well—then dive your ters to Hermine and the ex-kaiser| whose mot died last week at / at Doorn, Herm h | M,, arrived in Lot n Withelm’s advice, r ate and Margarete was Hi. yard. < four small roo Jackie's parents are going to give One Acre Strawberries nerchant and his wite] the little girl a home TERM eee A and children. gareto, declaring} Her father, Lee Moran, le a mo-| = ros Not this one, but a comfort. || S00 Clan Tae rose fenltion picture’ exhibitor, of Sedalia, | While repairing able 4-room hous ane nee m 2 - Tilliteon, 11, of Portland, was killed. | round in str rries, water, || herself, brow an evict uit | Mo. , Tatar n my Little City [| agat ant. The dwelling| During the mother’s Miness, Dor bureau strict president de-| othy Dalton, film star cided tn favor of the princess and| Priscilla in New York haa | Ured, dies in Denver ejected the merchant and his family.|knewn her over a year. The two 8 30 Hermine and Wilhelm, after first up-|tused to play together on the local) r Birchfield, sanitartum tn-| ‘holding their son in evicting Mar- lots. | mate, hangs self with bed clothes, | ALL RECORDS SMASHED! 21,575 Seattle People Have Thrilled Through This Great Picture in 5 Days at the Columbia— Don’t Miss It! THERE’S NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH! ee | Former President of the Chamber | lot Commerce R. 8, Boyns will ad-| |dress the f trade committee | | Tuesday n t the L. C, Bmith| Bi | | Alki ave, will have a new concrete | &F home, 4142 Woodland Park ave, = | Dr. C W. Shannon, son of Dr. |W. A. Shannon of this city, returns to Heattle after four years’ study n Eastern clinics s ber of Commerce. | eee Campfire Girle and Boy Scouts! will seek honors during Cleanup | week. | eee | Stephen Greeley, SpanishAmert- can war veteran, dies at 639 Yaki- [ma ave. Saturdayy. eee TED LET | ©. M, Perkins, Seattle's new post- i] master, will be honor guest at « meeting of the Postoffice Employes’ lorganization Monday night at the Masonic club. | eee | | Jnmes Kennedy, Alaska pioneer, | | dion at home, 7247 Taft at. | S ASPIRIN | Say “Bayer” and Insist!) WITH ~ GUN aia CAMERA ee Set oe 7 , 7 |not getting the genuine Bayer prod. uct prescribed by physicians over | twenty-three years and proved safe by milliona for heme . | Colds Headache | Toothache Lumbago | Earache Rheumatism sralgia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Tublets of Aspirin” nly, Each unbroken package con- | tains proper directions. Handy boxes lof twelve tablets cost few cents. | Drugs ste also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin fa the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monogcetio- | acidester of Salloyloacid. UNPARALLELED ENTHUSIASM Greets Every Showing—Men, Women and Children Applayd and Cheer This Super-Classic of Wild Animal Life a a Are You A WORM? Do you lack the punch and vigor of strong manhood? Why? jo not remain in this condition. S¢e our Specialist FREE and have Ezy YoU HOW TO GET WELL, Hours: 10-19, 2-6, Sunday: 11-12 a, m. Lincoln Memorial Clinic 1827 3d Avo., Oppoulte P, 0. “BY ALL MEANS éee this picture, and take the children, for if you don’t they will never forgive you if they ever find out about this show."—P, W, Gallico, New York Daily News. NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH! “Snow's African Hunting Pictures are the finest thing of their kind that I’have ever seen.”—M. W. Meier, Pres. Seat- tle Sportsmen’s Association. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE FOR THIS INTERNATIONAL SENSATION “NO ONE BETWEEN the ages of s@ven and seventy should miss this picture,” —New York Evening Post, | es et Met ia ae Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent $3.00 Per Year Win.D. Perkins & Co, Bankers 211 Cherry St. SS Here and There||Ral ph O. Johnson Pa a ‘HighTributetoT anlac | . | tusk eure ot| Maj. Gen, Frank D, Baldwin, re | Wel} - Known Portland} in “ee the sidewalk from Luna park to the/tion of the stomach and intestines.| After taking two bott bathing beach. | Keep these | see and you will remain strong, sturdy |ing up welg | Sergeant Etward Herald, 64 vet|@nd well, as nature intended you| alme efan Beattle policeman, dies at his) * |who have testified to remarkable|eater in Portland benefits received from ‘Tanlac in| stand a good cha: | Ralph O. Johneon, residing at 721 E.|indigestion and with stomach trouble, which caused|made over, You can put me down/ Rie 9.20 jme to lowe 16 pounds, My appetite|as ane of Tanlac’s etrongest boost- Extra coples of the Seattle Grade | warn't worth a cent, and when 1 | ers.” Club magazine are being sent East) would eat @ iittle I would bloat up| Tanlac ts for sale by all good drug o prompective tourists by the Cham:| with gus and feel nauseated for digestion a “kick” with WRIGLEY’S. Sound teeth, a good appetite and proper digestion mean MUCH to 3 your health. Pe I had to take something alm ery day Citizen Declares It fet tired a fyi isin is s ar in Pp | when went to t wou Id be hours al is work~-a pleasant, romptly —_ Overcame | ner a 5 could bo $9 Aeap. In the} beneficial pick-me-up. Try the Long-Standing Stom-| tism in my shoulders that the 0 als, new ach Trouble and Rheu-| "#7 | could sleep at all was to tie| Pure materials, scientific P. K. : jwith my arms forced up over my| manufacture, absolute . matism me cleanliness—then sealed with its — io many people got after me t * Kclonce has discovered that most of |try Tanlac that I commenced taking| — tt against all impurity. That Peppermint @ many ills that affiet humanity | {t, and before I finished the first bot-| pid is WRIGLEY’S as you get candy- © traceable to a disordered cond!-|tle I knew I had th t medicine. CouneN Ware i Hegercreiey| (TTS it—fresh and full-flavored. Jacket ‘wane healthy and active | matiom was @ I was rapidly pick and would fall asleep as I hit the bed 1 that ifa biggest nk I would ining. The | on have nd st N., who says completely disapp: 4, and I have “For almost four yeare I suftered| such fine health I feel like a man| ‘0 d be. |now have suc ong the many Portland people! prize was of! ubstitute, Over £5 Advertisement sista. Accept no aillion b ra att ‘wards. In addition to tn This Advertisement Appeared in “Printers Ink,’ April 12th eT A, true- about SEATTLE and her newspapers + + * Askhi=a who knows his Seattle if any Seattle paper has areal voice in the city, arid it’s dollars to dough- nuts that he'll say, “Yes, one=the Star.” The Voice ‘We admit It, modestly, The Star's of the Pen ff voice is seldom stilled—if work exists, It is influenced by neither class nor creed; it fights for one thing only— the good of Seattle and her people. And when you realize that the Star, without: premium or voting contest, has outstripped every other peper in daily circulation, you realize that it today combines class and mass in the best advertising VALUB in Seattle. GILMAN, NICOLL & RUTHMAN Representatives e New Tort Botton Chicsgo San Francisco Reprint from Punruns Ine, usue of April 19, 1988