The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1923, Page 5

THE ===) WILL SHOW HIS ‘TREATMENT FOR maj) PICTURES HERE DISEASE FOUND Plant | 1867 |{/Doyle Says Spirit Photos || Are Well Authenticated SEATTLE STAR Experiments With Tryparsa- t | mid Are Satisfactory Swift Chicago Plant 1923 © |GET YOUR BASEBALL GLOVES, | Tryparsamid liscovered in 1915 t Institute Med role What Co-operation Has Done Little more than half a century ago, Gustavus F. Swift borrowed $20 from his father and started in the packing business. Hard work on his part and on the part of the associates whom he presently gathered about him caused the business to grow. When first incorporated, Swift & Company had six shareholders, The nation was grow- ing and needed meat, and the young com- pany grew also. As more money was needed the business was enlarged by enlisting the co-operation of more shareholders, The first little plant at Barnstable, Mass., has given way to 23 modern packing plants strategically located. More than 400 branch houses and 600 car routes distribute the meat carried in more than 6,000 refrigerator cars. Today Swift & Company’s service in meat to retailers here and abroad repre- sents the effort of nearly 100,000 people co- operating with their savings or daily toil. More than 45,000 men and women have co-operated with us by investing their money in shares of Swift & Company. Nearly 50,000 men and women who work in these offices, plants and branch houses— 16,000 of whom also are shareholders— are giving us their co-operation in building the business. They take a just pride in the Ppromptness and precision of its service and in the uniformity and high quality of its products, Swift’s Premium Hams and Ba- con, “Silverleaf” Brand Pure Lard, Premi- um Frankfurts and other Swift products are symbols of their hearty co-operation and of their belief in the Company. Swift & Company, U.S. A. Meat for Health Week June 25 to 30 For Health and Strength Eat Meat for 6440 CEST A ATT TWIN MYSTERY IS BAFFLING DENVER, ¢ VATE) MEL BAAR PN GA GAEL NET MDGs Nk 4 TU GROCER TRIES ‘TO KILL SELF Any boy can own this dandy Victor Official Major securing five new subscriptions to The Star. This is the best ball money can buy and is con- structed in accordance with the official requirements speci- fied by the rules of the NATIONAL and AMERICAN LEAGUES. League Baseball by simply OTA META YTTNEY SOU LOOUEY MEN ERLE OT PARANA 2 ADs BEY A 6d Mast LSP COE EWA ED nT aT « Welted Seams Reincarnation Is Given the Blame CHICAGO, May respons arrived at t ork he was told he of twins who | by the physician. voice in © fathe nd been arna- nt . de Ame declared taken away Last night a woman's ormed Plants over the at the babies were dead and bur- telephone birth certificate was filed and with him | Stain Girl’s Father Admits Money Theft ANGELES, May 29.—Fred Alberta Mead Thumb Webbed iB th © highly de and finally apg the superhuman genius, “Christ was a superhuman,” Dead. erick declared. Identify Man Held | = * in Oregon Slaying} ‘Tremaine nas beon in the paycho- | PORTLAND, May 29.—George | Pathic ward of the county hospital Parker, the bandit held at Albany,| for some time, Judge McCormick Ore., for the staying srift Dun.|8llowed the probation application to} lap, of Linn county, is a former in-| de filed and said he wished to tn. mate of the loi ft reformatory, | Vestigute lof California, ne to a tele. | rounding jess {gram received by | | and is now living at ebastian. local officers to- | a ——— | day + J é y TURNS ESTATE | Identification was effected by the of man’s finger-prigts\and was made | |The estate tendered her by Von Her-| 5." caifornia experts nt Sacramento, | berg includes a monster chateau | 9 death with Phillips, pleaded to a grand larcony in superior court and asked state of | hammer | guilty yeuterday charg ft sine was charged with steal. ing $570 in cash and $24 worth of ndy from the automobile of a Our Ain’t It a Pippin? . cr) Go TUTTI LULL s E cy the circumstances sur: | the case | | ception of Spain, sa ‘eports, Awarded for 5 New Subscriptions NEW YORK, May 29.—‘‘Ischi,”" the | OPC® the meeting place of Kaiser Wil-| more, Ho was se joed from Place am 60,000-acre hunting preserve of form. | heim, Emperor Franz Josef and Nich er Emperor Franz Josef of Austria, | now leased by John J. Von Herberg, | theatrical magnate of New York and| Seattle, has been turned over free of | charge to Zita, one-time empress of | ob ate czar of Russia. To Care RHEUMATISM remove the case BUCHU-MARSHMALLOW jer county for hor |thorities stated, is, the au-} ater escaping. | Grocery Stores to Your Corns Austria’ who ts now penniless, ac cording to dispatches received here yesterday. | Zita has been refused aid by all the | erowned heads of Europe with the! JOYNER Recommended and sald by BARTELL DRUG Co. Ack for list of JOYNER REMEDIES | Uric Acid Solvent. $1 & $2 bottles Be Closed May 30) In obwervance of Memorial Day, | all grocery stores that are members} of the Seattle Retail Grocers’ asso. jelation will be closed Wednesday, | according to an announcement from New Names are constantly being added to our books as depositors of the First National Bank. We welcome these new customers and urge them to use our service as much as possible. Our success as a bank is contingent to quite an extent upon the success of those who do business with us. Consequently, we do all in our power to further the business interests of our depositors and to safeguard their funds in our care. She First National | Bank of Seattle Second Avenue and Columbia Street “Princess” Steamships leave Seattle Dally for Vancouver and Victoria, B.C, ftom Colman Dock, foot of Marion Street. THE DAY BOAT—for Victorin ana Vancouver, Daily at. . . ‘ . ‘ THE NIGHT BOAT—far Vancouver direct, 1 UC USS aaa anally CANADIAN PACIFIC AUTO FERRY “MOTOR PRINCESS” Now Affords Daily Service from Bellingham to Sidney Leave Hellingham, Arrive Sidney Vasnenger Kure and Auto Lenve Sidney... ten, Hellingham to Sidney und Nanaimo to Vancouver on application, Call or write for Speelal Auto-Verry Folder CITY TICKET OFFICE, 608 SECOND AVENUE Tetephone Main Bos7 9:00 a, m. 11:30 p. m. ‘ Te Arrive Hellingham. 6145 p.m. iW. We Sturdee, General Agent the association headquarters. |Lost Boy Is Found at Police Station After straying away from his par. énts at the Pike st., public market | Monday afternoon, Bobby Fortune, 7, son of D, B. F 4 Seventh | ave, 8., was located later at the po- lice station, where he had been taken by a rescuing policeman What's in the Air PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, MAY 29 {Closed down for in. iB} | 530 to 645 p. m; 840 0p. m, KFHR—2:30 to 3:30 p, m.; 8:30 to 10 p. m. KHQ—7:30 to 8:30 p. m. 6:15 to 7:30 p. m, KDZE a rash wont heal it Attempts to conceal complexion blemishes usually fail, and only serve to draw attention to the defects, Underneath most unattractive skins _ is a clear, pleasing complexion—all | that is needed isthe propertreatment! | It is surprising how often a brief use | of Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap | will clear pie blotches, redness and roughness and give the skin its natural | freshness and charm. 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