The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1923, Page 13

soem ay : Every One Should Have PAGE 14 (cast Hardware ¢ SEXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET THE SEATTLE STAR AmericanW omenOrganize : ¥ » % &® Start World War on War}, | y it int t conve GETS NEW POST .24/Appcinted to Succeed Maj, ouse! Mra. Florence Boeckel, edveationa| oMmart in National Guard SERGRGREEREERe eee H hold Tool Kit tn x sptint| Beart a Wf eget down sans || “Desolyo” ning tha|Hiehtowe Pipe Cleaner i | No. 1 can egula Special, 2 cana Special price %:.; Monkey Wrench Bont 20 inch, all steel, regular $2 | %-!Pch Hose garden bose, braided cotton THREL for the out the plan Chie nerete plans are | . now be- £0 AD value 83 covered, lined = with Page = C | good quality S | Both Harriet Taylor 1 Special .sereccenees+e++ La eatiagess: $4.23 } ; world court, sponsored! woman member of the republican | ves and Hoover,| national committee, and Mra. Emily growth of the inter-| Ma n of the democratic Vegetable Cooker Sh f arbitration wor ttee, agree preserva- Aluminum; capacity 6 quarts. ears | TWO—The league of nations, in-| tion 5 the most important Tiebt-fitting strainer cover. T and f-inch high- / luding the world court. Question before the world. Wood handle; heavy grade nickel- $1.19 79c wire bail .........+ plated sheara.. Caretrs Lunch Box Hair Clippers Meta}, hinged cover, equipped Nickel-plated frame, good With pint-sise aluminum | steel blades. Extra spring with vacuum bottle each pal Wary epenial St o..0, S219 | special cesccsesssers $1.29 Fishing Specials Landing Nets, linen, solid frame Regular $1.25, special Fish Baskets, No. 3, 1¢inch. Patent fastener. toestal sonreaccqeneveneebancare PEED Laer SO Fly Rods, “Sunnybrook, lar $2, special at ....0006 | Leaders in drive for worla jpeace. Mrs. Florence Boeckel (above) and Mrs. Gifford ~~ | Pinchot (below). BY HARRY B. HUNT WASHINGTON, May 4-—Amert- X-Ray Eyes Bogus, Assert Physicians’) Cost Him $1,000 to Throw Pop Bottle ROUEN, May 4.—American base-| MADRID, May 4.—Two brothers! can women aré on the war path. . 2 Ibs. CANS ball fans ne vie pop ire who claimed to be able to read thra! If you don’t believe it, look fovie | oneenrT by Maj. Gen. John 8 Ibs. 80c 43c 85¢. Limit 4 Cans should profit from the case of M./ 1.35 and caused considerable med-| the lat of organizations tn which| $ * Langenove, spectator at Rouen-Paris) | 4, women are dominant, which have de-| |“! would be a traitor to my coun- aries ROLAL Weil io fame. Langenove threw a|'< lscussion have proved to be) 1-64 war on war. try if I did not do everything In my b 4 J football missle which blackened the eye of a| takers bower to abolish war,” There are 16 such organizations, Rouen player and was fined $1,000. Se ee | working on @ national basia. They| All this is being met by @ counter- MONUMENT TO WAR DOGS | represent a membership of between | °ffenslve by the lsolationists and big LONDON, May 4.—Many Hindu| PARIS, May 4.—The proposal to| 40,000,000 and 50,000,000, army and navy groups. Already pro- silver gods from the palace of the|elect a memorial to the dogs used by| DOMINANT ISSUE (Fesani is * way for a bew cam- Gaekwar of Barodo have been sold/the army during the war has met|/ IN FALL CAMPAIGN paign of “ mat auction here. with general approval, With the issue of America’s par- | CENTURI NO LAST The women meet this by citing ticipation in the world court already Placed by President Harding hinwelf)_ in the forefront of questions to be de- | cided by congreas or the people in | 192%, with thks issue reviving inter- | est in and pressure for America’s ad. DANGER SIGNALS tell when your stomach heeds attention Gas pains, b ing, heart taste im y signals of — indigestion. which will undermine your health if not corrected. J0-10 RELIEVES INDIGESTION In a Few Minutes The Facts, Says Brown herence to the league of nations, and the table. After eating I would feel/ with 76 national organizations join { Declares Tanlac Ended|«= puffed up as a balloon, and would|ing in a drive to promote steps for jalmost double up with pain. I would! jnternational good will and world Three Years of Suffer-|ave awrui headaches too, and felt| peace, the lame of Arneri¢a’s interaa- ing From Stomach |Pretty moch used up tional relationships seems certain to “Mr. P. C. Anderson, cf 1591 East/be a dominant one in the 1924 Trouble, and He Feels Taylor Street, got me to try the! presidential and congressional carm-| Like New Man. Gives |Taslac treatment, and after I fin- | Detail tshed my third bottle I could eat as mtch as anyone, and fust any thing I wanted, without my stomach | “Tanlac has done so much for| bothering me a bit. me I couldn't do otherwise than in- it,” says James Brown, weil plumber, living at 315 13th Men’s and Young Men’s 2-Pants Suits of all-wool Cassimeres, Homespuns, Worsteds—new “Sports,” “Business” and ‘“Semi-Dress” models—one, two, three and four button effects—all sizes—all new colors — tans, browns, blues, grays, olive — stripes, checks, plaids, Two-Trouser Suits; lots of extra value, at.... OPEN A GATELY CHARGE ACCOUNT Convenient Terms Will Be Arranged Boys SHOES | > =. belch- ra and acid r mouth are Oa An eftort will be made by the Na-| tional Council for Prevention of Wars, of which Mra Gifford Pin- chot, wife of the republican gover- |nor of Pennsylvania, !s a leading | worker, to consolidate the anti-war/ sentiment and efforts of all local, | state and national organizations committed to that cause. Adherence to the anti-war cane | I baven't had headache in over © year now, and don’t feel as though I had ever been sick at all. Everybody ought to know about Tanlac, tt can't be beat.” Taniac is for sale by all good druggists. Accept no substitute. Over 37 million bottles roid —Adver tisement. will be placed above adherence to any political party, The statement of faith to be followed will be the Timely use of Jo-To may save your health and hap- pinena, SOc, $1 and $1.50 phew FOR SALM HY ALL DRUGGISTS Mira. by Jo-To Co., Inc, Bellingham Great Northern Railway Shows | Results of 1922 Railroad Operation | The Interstate Commerce Commission issued on February 23, 1923, a _of its Bureau of Statistics on the “Results of Railroad Oper- ation in 1922.” The facts contained in this report are worthy of careful study by every person who wants to learn the truth about railroads. The report states: 1. That the railroads in 1922 had a net railway operating income of $777,000,000. 2. That in view of the fact that the fixed charges of the railroads, including interest, rents and similar deductions, are around $669,000,- 000, “it will be seen that, regardless of any disputes about valuations, the roads did not earn enough in 1922, even if account be taken of the non-operating income which, before Federal control, averaged about $200,000,000 for the Class I operating steam roads.” 8. That a return of 5% per cent on the Commission's tentative valuation of Class I roads would be $1,116,000,000 annually, whereas the net railway operating income for 1922 was $777,000,000. ‘ In other words, the railroads failed by nearly $340,000,000 to earn. the 584, per cent allowed by law. * 4, That “from the standpoint of the public, which is interested in the adequacy of the service, and in the fairness of the charges, two facts stand out prominently; one, an enormous traffic has recently been handled in spite of the strike handicaps; two, the average revenue per ton mile is pretty well in line with the general level of wholesale prices and there is no reason to believe that the general level of rates is retarding the business revival.” Great Northern Operating Revenues for Year 1922: 1427 FIFTH AVENUE Betwoen Pike and Union Streets 1. Freight Transportation o=.$ 78,065,562.90 2. Passenger Transportation . + 16,112,463.27 3. Mail Transportation ... 2,849,629.16 4. Express Transportation 2,709,958.53 — 5, All Other Transportation 2,105,746.33 f 6. Incidental ........... 2,608,682.48 * 1. Joint Facility—balance 910.60 B f B k —Bart 8. Total Receipts from Operation ow (Ab2,981.27 erore ankin er Great Northern Operating Expenses for Year 1922: 9, Maintenance of Way and Structures. When the Indian wanted a rifle, he traded a pile of 10, Maintenance of Equipment.. Path 19,585,289.56 skins as high as the rifle! When you want a rifle, you U1. ‘fraffic Expense ........ 1,628,315.12 . ‘ #8. WitnapchtAtion ‘Bxpense 16.1 buy it quickly and reasonably. 13. Miscellaneous Operations General Expense .... Transportation for Invest } Total Railway Operating Expense. , Net Revenue from Rallway Operations. Railway Tax Accruals ..,. Uncollectible Revenues ,.. . Railway Operating Income .,. Equipment Rents .........00. Joint Facility Rente—Dr. .....+..seseece . Net of Items 20, 21 and 22. » Anuual Interest on Wunded Lett for Dividends Hand in hand with business grew banking; now each is dependent on the other. Today no man can develop his business fully without a sound banking connection. We co-operate with men in the development of their business. THe The capital stock of the Great Northern Railway Company i: $250,000,000. It is owned by about 44,000 stockholders. A dividend at the rate of 34% per cent per annum would require $8,393,333.33. LOUIS W. HILL Chairman of the Board SECOND AVENUE at COLUMBIA, . Talk No. 3 view, F yt r FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1923 : ‘Priest Gives Life ire ROME . apart croamed ele 4th Ave. at Pine st. PUBLIC MARKET THE MARKET OF QUALITY Fresh Killed Chickens !84c Lb. SEABOARD MEAT CO., Inc. Stall 5 Shidr, Spring Lamb ++ B5e Eastern Hams Bolling Beef, 4 Ibs... Eastern Bacon . + BBE Bacon Backs .--.-2++--28%¢ Fresh Ground Bone Daily Cottage Butts Local Bacon LAWER FLOOR Stall 5 Boldt’ Saturday Specials Picnic NutFilled Coffee Cakes 3 tor 25 Picnic Loat Scien 30c Nenad BOC hB Queen City Market sh N°50 SUGAR LOWER Made Bandwich Bread pee Jasts. Limit 8 Ibe, 15c ana 30 ALWAYS SELLS FOR LESS BUTTER | MILK Best Fresh Churned | mG 356 GREE SUGAR PURE CANE 2 BIG CANS EXTRA FANCY APRICOT: 2 Is. Black Figs........25¢ | $1.25 qt. cans Imported Olive 4 lbs. French Prunes....25¢ | Oil ....ccsceeeceeeeers 2 Ibs. Seediens Ralsins...25¢ | 2 big pkgs. Wheat-0. 6 big rolls Tollet Paper..25¢ | 3 Assorted Jello... 2 Ibs. Best Shortening...30¢ | 25 bottle Cherries. dust Arrived, CO. & C. Imported Ginger Ale, 2 bottles. .,...45¢ Case, 2 doren $4.65 The Standard of Two Continents Our Winner Coffee, 25¢ tb; 3 Ibs. ..+...-.-. 2400 We Deliver Where Others Fail GREEN'S BUTTER & GROCERY STORE New Locatilon—Main Floor Rear, Adjoining Colonial Meat Oo. “AMAIZO” CORN OIL Highest grade oil—for salads and cook- ing—unsurpassed where shortening is socnneses TOG Public Market Third Avenue at Washington Street Spick and Span With a coat of fresh paint and kalsomine, the South End Market has completed its share in Clean- Up Week, thereby holding its reputation as one of the most wholesome and sanitary markets in Seattle. Remember, that in the zone about this market you may park your car for 30 minutes, and there is al- ways room for one more. Street car patrons like this market because they are assured of a seat and can avoid the uptown crowds, Saturday’s Meat Specials 5 aN eewcceces 8c nga can cwee ees 5c Reveal wn LZEC| “Fam ...... 20€ Moe cued. 24C | Hams LDC eg wesens 15c ane Maltind 124c MGtickens ..... LOC | tar Bee, 28c SUGAR 9 Pounds for 96c Milk (Co-Op. or Federal), 4 cans.....s.s.ee0. 38¢ Pickles, Sauerkraut, Peas, Jam, Salmon, Canned Fruits — Your Choice 10¢ ANDERSON GROCERY CO. Bargains! Bargains! \STORES COMPAN FINEST CREAMERY. Butter 43c Pound