The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1923, Page 11

Country Children Are Often Undernourished, Is Claim Miss Jessie M. Hoover, milk utiliza is authority fe has been carry in behalf of th culture for five years. the sit “The s single case has the cor tion of capita Froups bh quarters of a 5 The Seattle Star SEATTLI ASH« WEDNE URGE DRINKING { WHAT THEY CAN AND CAN'T DO IN RUHR OF MORE IMLK ASHINGTON, April 25.—That es of the Unic of the Unit of agriculture. SP th nN among Country ch: said ys show that In not a amption by; any group of children which we have Studied reached an average equal to at te considered, tne learn what trains they can te Dorman, N. A, Service camera corre ready to give any further information. safety r day Natives of Essen gather about the French bulletin board at the and what ones they can’t take railroad and when spondent, shows French soldiers, on the FIRST AVENUE COME-BACK OF THE ARONSON HARDWARE COMPANY & ATTENTION: Painters, Carpenter: ers, Electricians, Radio Fans, Sportsmen and Housewives— You'll find many things listed below that you need now, or will need in the near future. Take advantage of this BIG COME-BACK SALE to induce the people of Seattle to come and trade with us on First Avenue. We Want to Renew Our Acquaintance With Hundreds of Old Customers, Make Hundreds of New Ones, and Make Every One of You Glad You Responded to This Invitation. SALE WILL BE IN FULL SWING TOMORROW MORNING GARDEN AND LAWN UTENSILS Cloverleaf, plain bearing Lawn.) Kingsbury all-metal Garden $3.85 “Seite Mowers, 14 Trowel $9.50 values. S < 5-ply rubber Garden Hose, fifty spring sieel, feet. os alee, with $5 RQ grip Gra ars, $1.25 quart coupling; $7 value. $1.00 value c brand ae Corrugated molded hose, % size Irving black finish Grass 50 ft. with coup- 9 § value ae Mngs; $9 value ° Russell Bros. Wedge Shears, lation; 1240 value. gett colors, tn 1217-19 FIRST AVENUE COME-DACK SALE srec s PAINTS AND VARNISHES to” pure Paint, all | $2.90 Gray shades ng $2. 89 | Shingle Stains white, per gation $1.39 einisaasoa | AvTOMONILE EXAMELS sees. 89c “stiletto” Highest Quality © Floor $2.40 High Stand- | alue Pruning Shears, $1.50 values $00 quart can N c value ... 16-tine solid steel @ Furniture Village Blacksmith and sob Rakes, $1 values 41,25 quart 1 Varniah cans Floor Varnish | Miz. Co. Grasa 4 14-tine Common steel and Linoleus 89 Reduced Cc in the highest er Hooks, 75¢ values..... Rakes, 76c values.... Varnish Superior Steel Grass Solid. Steel Hoes, s Brow Hooks, ic values... 900 values . Phin, low Shing Stains . COME-BACK SALE SPF Full Line of Ls Green shades { 700 Jap-n-Lac Shingle Stains .... 91618 | *haamor TOOLS ? and Varnian Beus! Greatly Reduced Prices 5c six-foot White 39 Simond’s One-man Saws, Zig: Rules ........ c $3.50 value _ $2. “48 Tc Brass-bound Rules, for . . . two-foot .. Se soft Bagie Carpen- 4.Q c $2.50 Stanley tere Pencils, 3 for. Squares .... $2.50 Tool Grinders, with ‘car- | N%, 966 Stanley 89c borundum 1.3 4 REUKED beledeo' 44 wheel + $2.75 No. 066 Nickel Plated 86c Grid 50c Double Staniey Ratchet Condenser Handle 4 Braces or $1.98 STANLEY EVERLASTING $3.00 India Combination Stones, Switch Pol CHISELS various sizen, reduced 10¢ Black a : 860 one-foot four-fold Binding P ae oe corey Auge. Caliper Rules 4B | 2.000-0nm a $5.89 | Getter nuiee ABC] 35 variometers nahogany $3.00 Foldin. 25c two-foot four-fold tects Draw Knives . Boxwood Rules ,..... 15c 8Sc F. P. 3d Drastic price reductions on all Coping Saws bs other sorts of Stanley Planes. 25c Leather Tip Kelley & Torker'n Keen Edge Chisel Handles dies & Slicks, $1.50 Acme 24-inch for 45 & 46 values 91.98 Level and Plumb..... Extension Hack Saw Frames, Southington Blued "’ Rafting nickel plated, complete Banarse, with yellow figures; with blade, 6c value 48c rusty In spot. 3.50 value § | Sqedeli-Pratt Automatic Push Drills, § nexorted drill points: 1M-at; $48 35 COME-BACK SALE SPECIALS serving BUILDERS’ HARDWARE =| .::.0 ers, $1.50 20¢ 1%-in. Glass Drawer Knobs | $1.25 “Corbin” Mortise 89 c with nicke Inside Lock Seta screw A i valisa é a 2%x3% "Stanley Loose Pi $4.00 Mortise Front - | “fal! ‘Tip Door Butts, ee oe oil 4s and Sant Pees $2.78) sree 26] teens Locks values ELECTRICAL GOODS get No. 14 ran pen Cenatee: ibe Pend. Wire, per 100 ft .95c a Switehe ie Tape Roll Se Brass Shell K Sockets . 21¢ Tbe “Benjamin” Double 65 Brass Chain ‘Sockets Pull Sockets ... 20c Steel Bwiteh Hox Twisted Drop Cord, button flush Per foot ....+ notmtehen Porceluin Cleat et vt! Receptacles .. ont itch bodies . 20¢ Brass Plates for flush 85 flush push button Switches AWitehed sss. (Ne 9c with brass finished Other items In ‘our’ complete Plate and steel box.... C | electrical stock greatly reduced. 5), $3.00 valtion . riction or 10), $6 values We Deliver BOK erat tnseeee SL66Q | t5c switen Knobs and Wiss Tinners’ Snips, 25% LOhGre Vises bs cesceeces Aluminum Square Ronat- ware F “ 98c 3 “Royal” Floor Mops Aluminum Tea Kettlon, 6 ra: 00 ee .. 39c COME-BACK SALE SPECIALS 8- and 10-qt dnd 90 5 valuem nt Enterprise Food Choppers (No. Enterprise F $ red shades Bunga- on the market Muse eee COME-NACK SALE SPHCIALS RADIO PARTS Here is your chance an on every article required to insta Fepalr RADIO BETS of every description. f Moosesenie LOE: |: thotkete ce aiser 30¢ per dozen | | nts | | $1.50 Crystal Ponta .... Detectors pair. $4.69 | COME-BACK SALE SPECIALS rhage WARE Aluminum. Percolators, Clothen jem Pencil regular $1.80 Aluminum 2-qt. Double $800 sun MAMDONE ccc iecetesees 19¢ values cecoes S118 | Aooeree fide Pouce’. 98c 2d dah als Homaid Ice Cream Freezers, Colonial Pattern eT. Pre- 1-quart, ettle 1.39 60 values ‘O-Cedar 1.89 Graniteware Stew Preserving Kettle Graniteware Dish 8c ized Pails, ri o Pr i | $1.50 N inlvanized Wash 7 $1.89 ‘ood Choppers (No, : value Niplitvie BOVE | Vesemeiian con. COME-BACK SALE 8! ALS SPORTING GOODS Full line of Wishing Tacklo at greatly reduced prices. Opposite Hotel Diller light gray and ip Gren “High Staydard” | Blue, red, vermillion, yellow. $2.69 white, quart, onan te and will « will 48c ffect mub- 98c 48c .39c 98c e $3.69 Firma. $3.09 | Nialeerecatre Ass! 38 TEE CETL MEORIVING "$9.98 Wringer closed-in coms: ‘. $4.88 89c .59c 1217-19 FIRST AVE. station and why. Bob!! hide APRIL Ga 1928 BY WILLIAM W. FERGUSON NGELI The big the ol in Los orn have their trouble, the stuck, the tanks run ove scarce, tanker ships move slowly, the pipelines can't take the floods of crude from daily p | PAGES 11 TO 20 | |Would Datcuidder Anti-Port Vote Harbor Pictures “*Bootleggers”’ -Are Feature of Oil Warfare, Spring Up Mushroom-Like in Refining But Price Cut Is Expected to Kill Profit pmmittee report Fliers Finish Atr 1 5 n, for @ number work and Harbor Tuesday ¥ take photos 4 will ning harbor facilit ieee MIRACLES ARE ACTUALLY BEING FOR REFINERIES But refix go on refining, and gasoline which comnts alm: hing to make, be it in a luct is retailing at 19 cen This in due to two factors rst, Southern California ts a fuel | country, Practically no coal ts] to| used in industry, ‘The light crude oll sroduced in the Lon Angelos Selds tw because of 1 for use as f its high gasoline content. It must be acked” at least once in “topping plants” before it sed without for the use of kes excellent gasoline properly ce plants, at 1 ttle or no expense. fow hur 1 de Into operation, and with crude oil at barrel, the rest is easy, Stock in one small refinery ts being sold on the promise that gasoline can be made at the as tonishing cost of SEVEN CENTS A BARREL! And tho retailer pays NINE DOLLARS for « 50-gallon barrel | of that same gasoline, which conte his wholesaler about $4.50, The difference between 7 cer and $8.50 is what the refinery gentlemen are taking for thelr very own. are said to be lightly } caning bead operators’ problem ts not | [quite fo simple. ‘True, his raw mattertal, wasted na- | tural gas, conta him nothing, but sub- | tle and delicate questions of blending his extremely volatile product with «| heavier distillate requiren some tech- | nical akill. The gas, when com-| pressed, in condensed in colls, and the resultant product is mixed with low grade gasoline WILDCAT REFINING SECRETLY GUARDED It ably follows that such a beautiful and secure path to riche ax wildcat gasoline refining, is se- creatly guarded by those who are for- tunate enough to be on the inside. | Not a word of the tmmonse profits that are being taken from gasoline gota into the ofl trade papers. Byerybody connected with the tn- dustry realizes that as soon xs| enough people get busy on the 19-/ cent gas graft, the big refiners will! jshove down the price, and—good | Se ense volume of n ture’ " Jome gas col for reasons of their own, will’ people of | ressed in “casing | pring” plants are cheap. For a} eo can be put! and fuel ofl selling at $1 a| Profits at the camng head plants | * But the! night! So nobody fs saying anything. | Men will-let their. close-mouthed | friends tn on a chance to clean up| on an oll refinery, But there ta no} public prornotio: Even the product of the tiny refin terion in “bootlegged” among filling stations, sometimes at prices 4 and 6 cents below tho wholesale price of the blg companies Because of the immense production of local fields, it in hard to keep track of every drop of crude oti refined, as the big com- panies would like to do, | The three Los Angeles fields, the} largest of which produces more oil! than the atate of Texas, ‘e too big for the corporations to handle. The gasoline consumption of the city of Lom Angeles has become too large for the bright retail salesmen | of Standard and the Shell to keep} tab on. | 18 CHANCE FOR SMALL REFINER | So right now, there's a chance for dollars invested in an oll still—and | they are easily made as the copper | thousands as dividends, while the re | conta. But not for long, Mr. Amateur Re- | finer, | factor In modern Ife. Dog cats dog | eat refiner when the market for boot- | When every garage becomes a dis tributing center for cheap “bootleg” quality than standird products, be cause “casing head” gasoline is sc Shell and the Union will cut prices, too. FIRESIDE PUN house, was as lacking in sentimen tality as the average small boy, and was particularly annoyed by the caresses which his feminine relatives insisted on thrusting at him, One | night he was sent to bed shortly aft- er the arrival on a call of a distant connection who, as he was starting | to mount the stairs, called: | “Won't you give Cousin Mattie a kiss, dear?” | Thoroly sickened with the whole gur turned to his father and | THE LIMIT Mrs, Key was visiling some friends and left the following note for her nearest neighbor: ear Mrs. Garrison: Would you |picase put out a little food for the cat I have been feeding all winter? jIt will eat almost anything, but do |not put yourself out."—The Booster Margaret La Brant and Her Husband, H. K. La Brant MALFORMATIONS OF | HANDS AND KNEES, | 5 MAN. BAKE, D AND LIMB » LA BRANT'S EVERY JOINT IN A SURPRISING MANNE! State of Washington) 5 County of King ) the undersigned, relatives, friends and citizens of | Seattle, Wash., hereby certify on oath, that Margaret La taken from her hone at Pi invalid and completely helpl: over thirty years with the most vicious and progressive fora of Rheumatism known as Arthritis Deformans; that she was Placed under the care anf treatment of Dr. Loughney. Said treatment consisted of Human with a curative Han of diet. prescribed by Dr. Loughney to sult her ca ordinary rapid scent of recovery in Mrs. La Brant's oa from the beginning of Dr. Loughney's treatment. We have closely watched every venninteresy and we hereby certify on oath that she is walks over e Statement From Patient's Sister, Residing in Seattle: Seattle, Wanh., April 23, Especially to |the small refiner. A few hundred! To the Chronte Suffererst My sister, Mrs, 1 corn Hquor stills that unscrupulous | netpl | plumbers solder together—will yield | ney's ook three of tail price of gasoline remains at 19| ner—two to hold her up a allp on her She had been a terrible suf- Over eighteen yo Human greed ts quite a compelling | was tn her home and she w a crippled condition ¢ | with no more gusto than refiner will | compelled to craw! on her hands and knees trying to do her housework, [leg gasoline becomes not quite so free|and now, for ever so many y¥ and easy Jevery one of her joints haw been Kind consideration for the yosted | fixed and immovable. interests of a brother refiner will|even touch her owm face. Vanish like morning mists when | marvel at all the stunts she can do | cut in the tremendous margin of | now, and she Insists on doing house- | | profit In 19-cent gasoline will mean| work, and enjo more business. | thustastic over her wonder! She ennnot may eno! in North Dakoti to dress ar undress BCL 4 & She could not scr}bed and sworn to before me this leory gasoline, which often {s of a higher|armm hax a painter all eh cheap—theh the Standard and the|foas'et an a over ie hos spent a for-| every one sug- dt had been told Edgar, the 8-year-old son of the|# lthere was porlilvely nothing contd be done for n sufferer of Arthrithe ‘They «ave her no hope | at all, nnd now, even tho abe wan a0 | long perfectly helpless and could not | inthe slighiest way anaint herself kn every day for the and enjoyed the walk ma, to hear: that you) can walk ke, even In crowded city ki te fall conaplououst Leta FoRrens of thin terrible vmnlanys over elaht bh —doew house’ ip and down staira onto the railing. truly a miracle, jer how many yea you were on your feet. Keep up the good work. Now that you can walk out so 7, AN get lote of Ko Dr. Loughney's treatm: wortalnty ta 0. i. Your ying bes itt It Row he winken sucht terribly Morkeler, Caittornia, Mak m ao happy: We ‘are all happy ¢ ew r advice and came to that she enn leave her stretcher and wheel chalr behind. rthem at all, t Ssely you She now haw So. “wouttle, Wa, PERFORMED BY SEATTLE PHYSICIAN ‘SEE SWORN AFFIDAVIT AND OTHER VERIFICATIONS OF HER PHEROMENAL RECOVERY a ee Alto, California a total that she had suffered for Bake Oven treatments together y of us have observed the extra- ght blocks daily to and from her Bake Oven treat- ments and sleeps well, enjoys working in the garden and does house-work surprisingly he} her own hal: tonishingly benefited. that she thoroughly enjoys the Bakes and looks forward to each sucoveding bake with pleasurable anticipation. We further certify on oath that the enthuaiastic statementa accompanied herewith and immediately following this sworn affidavit are excerpts from letters received by Xrs. La Brant from her son also her two daughters in California. They have good reason to be grateful and they are grateful. ‘She dresses and undre is hereeif an Notary Public, King Coun’ uy coamisaion expir oh Letters of] R. LLEWELLYN JONES Daughters and Son D. of Patient: 719 Printer see ious LONDON Hore on RAGE {ELD OUT TO THE VIC= 18 DREADED DIS- 'Y MEDICAL SCIE) drugs, all of which at one time another have béen mincredited y an almost specifi none of them, an G it be claimed that they possess a thing like a certainty of remedial © action, ‘ 1 think | may any we bave fied alli the varioux drugs reco: and we have, uch vaunted guaiacol cars ATTENTION! Dr. Loughney's FREE BOOK © ‘RHEUMATISM AND KINDRED DISEASES; CAUSE AND TREATMENT” out FREE and if you will read thin Beye ry 5 think how eset, Wilt learn 100 bo true, that y walk, and so well, and all Phat nothing short Lots and lotn of lov corner ot Fitth nad, u y F ak? Dullding, Rooms “Movaitatse