The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1923, Page 20

i . } 1S RE-ELECTED ~~ AUBURN MAYOR ( “crry MoTHERS” ONEY THE SEATTLE STAR Bomnon Sense Ticket Finds Little Support Piplection « nent, Jod Sormmon 8 HS to 410 di thelr op we same Adidates ries Keb Dalgity Baringer The closest on came fc Peetor, the that Mrs. J B¥ed Connelly SENT STIC KER ‘DIDATE LOSE ZL B. Knickert Unham met © ot f@ school levies hall bonds pte of 5 to 1 In Kent, David Leppert v mayor ove? Charles ( i minute sticker h Moore was Or, and the pried by a close ma her returns gave Dilowing cities = Renton—Ali tho candidates b’ 1 in yesterday's election 000 bond issue for a ne fl carried by a big w y progressive cand: are: Mayor, Thoms W. Williams; a treasurer, Agnes tilman-at-large, M. ~ Walt First ward, William E councilman Olsoin; councilman 3 mn six results 1 one we and neil: Are You A WORM? Do you lack the punch and vigor of strong manhood? © not remain in this See our Specialist Our New it Our 35.00 Glasses. Work AREY OPTICAL ation. EM, WTA 0. DR. N. 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The largest timber holdings! were obtained with the purchase of| the Peabody coal lands in southern Kentucky, where is entimated, there is about 600,000,000 feet | Orders for the construction of more | than 1,000 coal cars of 55-ton ca Iready have been issued by the ne will |be operated between the Ford mines and automobile plants ver Ford's railroad, the Detroit, To the Ford Mo placed under nm Ce rated D years b been al corm ungler | 700,000, oo carn Hair or Dandruff? | to! original color whether Diack, brown or| blond. Removes dandruff. Prevents fall- ing hale and promotes | | | Cleanses the scalp, fant to us longer ts It n |you to havo gray hair which handicaps | you eoclaily and in business, _Nourishine | Positively Not a Dye Nourishine will restore your hatr Harmiess feeds thus restoring It iw uaed and thousands of men and wotn- uff remover alone It ts the price asked. One fective. | oy Swift Drus| }Go., Rhodes Company Department Store and other drug and department stores at $1.26 «bottle Advertisement, | | Nourishine ts a real tonic which jand nourishes the hatr, it to {ta original vitality. endorsed by on, As a dand worth many ti hottie umually f | Sold by Bartell \Better Than Spanking] Spanking does not cure children of| BED-WETTING. Don't blame the} child; there is a cause for thia trou- L ble. afflicted, try Mrs. Summers’ home. treatment If your children are for hed-wetting, which has proved a blessing to hundreds of families, Ask your. druggist for. Mrs. Summers’ Bed-Wetting Remedy, send for| FREE TRIAL by addressing The! Summers Medical. Co., Box W-45, Advertiseniént. or | | | | iat W. Central Ave., Delaware, long, years could not a meal fis trouble was catarrh of the bowels brought on by exposure, druggist recommended bottles and am a well man, Pe-ru-na is the best and tonie in, the world. It is especially Tablets or Liquid | ——t ‘IN MAQU JON | {rumphantTrans-Gontinental Tour —\ BLOOD THREAT 1S PROPAGANDA Ruhr Counsel and Quiet Leaders in Peace ,; e set of feminine Acket, ay Howard and WOMAN FORGES — SCHWAB'S NAME Signature Appears on $25,- 000 Note Indorsement nrunic- ] won Mr all-men’ Maude an YORK 9.—Charles f the Beth ared bef appe hur imply capital D. tor sah - | Searching Party “eet! Looks for Logger conn KELS ON MOTHER HERES ONE ° i of wifé s headm woman in f in Bow mere 8 too. much." The rvk furing the holidays each be «et his report endorsed by In this cane the report came OTGANCS | back with a brief cor nt attached: with Ford's plans to ga ntrol Of |«you should hear his mother.” every step of manufacture, from the} basic raw material to the delivery of | the finished product and thereby gain tho highest quality at tho minimum | production cost Among the first coal properties | purchased by the Ford Motor com-| pany were the Twin Branch was bought thereby gave 18,000,009. tons adap’ steam pur or the eres. | ta tlon of a h ston, her home. Of the school was that, must in fa The recent purchases of the coal | ther. and timber is in lands Dexcar coal mine W. Va. This pre last Nover and comp nearty | f high quality by one mines at the coal to product and mploy nd have a daily cu pacity of about 2,000 tons. Next, the Ford company purchased | the Pond Creek properties in eastern | Kentucky, near Willlamson, W. Va It is estimated there is about 200, 000,000 tons of available coal at these | mines, which are operated thru 11] | openings, About 7,000 tons of coal} Are produced daily at these mines, | by about 1,000 men. | 2 WOODSMEN KILLED IN FALLS FROM TREES ARSHFIELD, May 9. Thomas MeMahan, high climber, was instantly killed when he fell from the top of a 180-foot fir tree at the Smith Powers logging Co. camp near here Tuesday. McMahan was working on the high line rigging wher he fell, landing on a pile Hy was dead before f workers reached him. May . H 31, was killed at the OQUIAM, Irving, logging camp of the Olympic Cedar Co, late Tu y after. noon A dead treé broke while Irving was working at the top. Ho was killed almost instantly. Irving's mother and sister live in Seattle ion Ore., logs 9, — Clarence KOC HARK REGIS! 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Spy Was Not Guilty a co , sustained fatal at in- afternoon the into the whom | Brown-McPhee logging camp at Lacamas. Truman owned the st and had 1 he cting an of this that | daughter ived in Lewis He his father and of the s fam rahibilitation Harry and G SO DISCONCERNING! t 1 boarding farmer be a which the cov egarded | “Well,” said the farmer | be on account of thd you're weari ar| “Dear me!’ cried the girl, ms| course I know {t's terribly out increasing. “It miust E ss red “waist pie hi BEGGAR LEAVES GIF advancing Gen| LONDON, May 9. 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