The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1923, Page 4

PAGE 4 “INVALID CASE BEFORE AND (AFTER HUMAN BAKE OVEN TREAT ALID TAKEN FROM HER HO) BE TREATSD IN HUMAN BAKE MENTS AT SAND POINT, IDAHO, TO OVENS, SHE GAINS ME 15% POUNDS EN HEALTHY TISSUP “About cighteen years ago I first I @ condition well joints. my body iy help myself in the ie ‘ematiam er! so badly a» arthritis: it com. knarls your ¢ Jol ; it sl care, eat as took the Hake Oven treat- twiee daily, and I want to aa. found in the treatment « real GRAND DUKE MOBBED ‘PARIS, May 8.—Grand Duke Boris was mobbed by a crowd of Russians his chateau, following reports he was spending a fortune in living. Police dispersed the | have cor @ the Santtariam she I walked almoxt too preve to my friends that taking 350 degrees of heat ordered his co the bi they all rematm been xiven my bake when I was pulled oat of the even the nurse took the potatoes out befor they right to eat whem imid about eating. of the longer ¥: They are very pleasant to take and ir treatment, from tre! ant, juntas b ATTENTION! Dr. Loughney’s FREE BOOK “RHEUMATISM AND KINDRED DISEASES; CAUSE AND TREATMENT” Is now being mailed out PRE and post paid. If you will read this book care- fully you will learn how to quickly be- come free from your sufferings, Send 3-314, by competent Hours, 9 a. m. to @ p,m, only, Telephone Main ERRAND BOY TO PRESIDENT NEW YORK, May $%.—Vico Presi- dent George Le Boutilier of the Long Island railroad is slated to become president of the line this year, He began life as an errand boy. 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It set him t He wanted to rise ab 1} town. He wanted t © the © thought worked on worked on him, and fina cumbed. According to hia ce gan his manipulations in 1 He was caught only last month years of bis activi- stole more than During the 23 ties, he saya he $800,000! |} Alongside Baird, whe was Jer of the bank, worked W | Boll, as assistant. He, too, had lived jin the little town for many years, }and was tired of it | He began traveling with a fast net } It was hard keeping up, until he, | too, started to find an basy way out It consisted of aprinkl forged tes among the bank nd pocketing the money, officials Loner | Baird's The technique investigutors ‘om the saving 4 false charge slip | Nelther knew of tions, It went on for In 1915 Boll went on Baird looked over the books |covered dofalcations, but sald noth- | ing. Boll learned only recen there were other trregularits But the state authorities didn't dis- cover’ anything wrong until last week. State Bank Examiner R. P. Ferguson was the first inspector in 23 years who saw thru the cashier's manipulations. ‘ust as soon aa he stepped up to the bookkeeper,” sayx Baird, “I wrote on a slip of paper, ‘It’s all up’ and showed it to Boll.” But that night both men came back | to the bank. “Baird took $1,000, and Boll $500 as thelr last loot, to hire lawyers,” says the district attorney. | “There's no use trying to beat the | kame,” said Baird when he was ar- | rested and jailed after failure to raise | $200,000 bail. He said he had lost the money in } wildcat «peculations. “Anybody playing the market,” he warned, “Is a sucker.” In 1915, according to Baird, he was other's opera- years } Aa vacation. that [1 obtained from « | noted French phyal- | clan a prescription | for the treatment lof Rheumatism and [Neuriti. 1 have given th wondertal results, ‘The preser costs me nothing, I ask nothing for it. }1_will_mail it If you will send me your | address, A postal will bring it. Write today. | PAUL CAS! The De Marie Five “A OND VENICE” ALD AND CARROLL i 1 DPA SHERMAN AND PIERCE Clara Kimball Young “The Women of Bronze Boat Schedules: From Calman Dock- F. rion -SAVE MONEY- TACOMA SAFTY ~ SPEED- COMFORT FOR SINGLE TRIP FOR ROUND TRIP VICTORIA, B.C who] RHEUMATISM. | The City Bank of York closed by the state, and left William H. cashier; right, Baird, cashier. Boll, assistant Thomas B. | short in his accounts between $200,- 000 and $300,00 claima, was tost in bucket shops He backed many off and mining companies with half a jon dollars, officials say, in an at t It joney and get out of the small town fr class, He w ted to world that be could be a | big financier into the game for a | different reason. He wanted to step | up out of small-town society “Remember two things” he told | me, the first newspaper man to inter- | view him in the county jail, “it may | be easy to get into fast company, but} it's mighty hard to keep up with it |1 know. 1 tried tt. “Small pay and lax regulation lead to temptation.” Boll's salary wan $3,500 & year. For many years it had been $2,000. Both men are over 60, married | and have large families | Wives of the arrested men are de- | termined to stand behind them. This| jin spite of State Banking Commis. | sioner Cameron's statement that he/| has letters involving other women. | “No matter what happens,” says Mra. Baird, “no matter what people | say, my faith in my huaband can’t} be shattered.” | ‘The townsfolk are sorry for her and Mra. Holl. But they feel none too! kindly toward the husbands. | There are many school teachers! and small depositors among the thou- | sands affected by the closing of the| bank, | "They will probably get back about |50 per cent of their money,” rays C.| H. Graff, deputy of the state bank examiner's department. GIRLS BETTER STUDENTS LONDON, May §—According to leading educators, girls are better stu dents because they are more consct: entious and industrious than boys. ‘Stars and At WASHINGTON, May 8.—The as- tronomer can point out stars to you in the heavens that are a thouwind times or so larger than the sun and so far away that it takes the light from them coming at the rate of 186,000 miles a second, thousands of years to reach the earth. The physicist will tell you about atoms that are so small that if a drop of water were magnified to the size of the earth, the atoms in it would be about the size of marbles, At first glance you wouldn't think there was much connection between the two. But the connection is so great, that the astronomer studying the stars make | $ | REPRESENTATIVE Made of Same Stuff Scientists Study Atoms to Learn Facts About Biggest Stars of Universe “INGLE JOE" Is 87 YEARS OLD Home Town Honors Veteran | Congressman | DANVILLE, Il, M Cannon, the t onored } ud tribute and by home-town f mbined a birthday lala who celebration and official welce return home after | n congre All road: crowded rict, which ( r nearly two generation: ished to pay homage A score of men who Cannon more than times, over a among t had voted for eoutive were | ¥. DAVIS GOVERNMENT J. i. Da : y of represe labor nment Jand m lt he day achlevemen A great loving burnished gold, three gift of the residents of Danville, was presented to Cannon. Shortly after came a birthday cake with §7 rosettes, each holding a blazing can dle, from the chamber of commerce. | Telegrams and messages of greet-| ing from all party of the country | were received at the Cannon home. Uncle Joe, following his custom, | was out carly. A warm, bright sun, made the day ideal “This demonstration is compensa- tion for my half century of public service,” Cannon xaid, 1, GO TO BALL, GAME AFTERWARDS | “The extent of my gratitude can-| not be weighed or measureé. To all, my heart goes out in thankfulneas, | You are my neighbors. You are the! people I have served in congreas| thru two generations. You are the people with whom I intend to pass| the remainder of my days.”’ | Cannon urged the people of America to “have faith."* | “IT have learned that good will tri. | umpha over evil, and that America will rise to meet her problems,” he madd. “Have faith prevail.’ Following the speech making and formal celebration, all of the cele brators'went to the Three-I league park, where Terre Haute and Dan ville were to play the opening game of the season. Cannon was called on to throw the first ball. oms Are feet high that the right will] can tell the physicist thinés about atoms. Then the physicist studies the atoms and gives the as- tronomer new facts about the stars. This connection in modern science was pointed out here by Dr, H. N. Russell of Princeton university, prob- ably America's foremost astronomer, who is In Washington at the annual meeting of the National Academy of Sciences. new ARE COmvO:! | LECTRONS “All matter is composed of mole- cules, which in turn are composed of atoms,” Russell explains. “For ex- ample, a molecule of water ix com- posed of an atom of oxygen and two THE BRIDE’ Are your wedding bells to ring bridegroom, bridesmaid, father, bride-to-be, a “best man,” 4 matron or maid of honor, or merely a S BOOKLET in June? 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