The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 Eaocpumaesnonaa BiG CAMPAIGN BEFORE LABOR A. F. of L. Is Awaited for Start of Drive BY HAROLD Wnited Press PORTLAND cam) SWISHER State ¢ " activ paign United the app: eration of La iam Hannon, a Sxecutive board of th In ALL UNION MEN Anticipating hearty support our drive in cou ng to & Speriker “in union ment, has ay been Hannon told the Unit the campaign the groundwork abor mo’ re comp! Pres Already we have estab! paign headquarters in mar Hannon c These { Chicago, Geary, Joliet, Cleveland Lorain, W Dunkirk and But falo, Bethlehem, Allentown, Redding and Harrisburg. “Mere organ: plish what we also necessa thinks or and shorter hours, wh trade union member other fellow tion ix what we will upon the steel worker ation will not accom eight-hou i not improv nditions equitably based rnings of the corporations We hope to put this into effect with out a strike, or any threat of one.” ‘The organization drive wil clude 25,000 miners in the range in Minnesota, Hannon said. NEW YORK. 179,113 in the n income of the Railroad Co., including the Central lines, after taxes, etc., shown in a report made to the feces state commerce commission. MRS, EARLS operating ew York Central TELLS WOMEN - How Backache and Periodic, Pains Yield to Lydia E.Pink-| ee etele Compound | '*"“ wiinio ee Every month m; ad and work. At night could not get my|® Test and nothing seemed to do me any good. I read some of your tes- oan is about Lydia E. Pinkham s Veg- etable Com; id had done for others, to I decided to try it. Ihad only taken two bottles when I began to be better, and my back did not hurt me nor my ache. I felt like a new woman. ‘The Vegetable Compound is a splen- | did medicine and | will always recom- tend it.""—Mrs. A. D. Ears, 530 N, 5th St., Olean, N. Y. Mrs. Kelsey y Adds | Her Testimony Copenhagen, re: advertisement in the papers an husband induced me to take Lydia -Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to t relief from pains and weakness, was so weak that I could not walk “at times. Now I can do my house- work and help my husband out doors, too. Iam willing for you to publish this letter.” — Mrs. HerpertT KeL- sey, R.F.D., Copenhagen, N: Y, Advert Ow cost Service Sanction | ~ io|t SE ELE ki CTE p) |Bootlegger elds of Olive entative o selected by committees as or of the Campbell Can » succeed late ‘ongressman , who died af the y election regulc ty primar PANES PLAN FOR REBUILDING : "| Reconstruction Board Has Been Appointed ednesday from Waal board, and parations, nformed. The board will fed by pre t Functions of include te vuilding and su reconstruction, comprise the ation 4 and care of matters ; . emergency PLANS COLONY | frern. “A OVER BORDER Sharles F. Caldwell, Britis mining Cot tion City in Mex- © to the famed Alex fis mem- Pe will on y will meet bers of hig church here, at land Loa Angeles anit the border next week Zion. governed by x to tmmodes il not be world the dress, he say ed to bel Membersh' in which he holds on option on 75,000 acrors the border from v Tex ed to members they “will t ! legeer tn f he will come clean and up his bual- ness,” in Caldwell’s own The fe of the Dowieite re ligion’s teachings concerning — the use of medicine and tot also govern the new colony flat colony, for will not be fir ¢ the church ar the biggest boot then give words. nder Has Someone Lost This Healthy Dog? Ha In healthy Airedale doh? Robert Larkin, employed at store at Skinner & Eddy dock No. 2, reported Thursday morning ‘The animal, Wednesday him. g up at the dock and ‘x holding | someone Seattle lost a the that he had found he followed him afternoon and y Larkin tied the Wednesday night for the owner It will not be hard to identify,” Larkin says, it health etite for an ch a dog says nuld not leave as hast a Airedale very KENNEDY AUTO WORKS Corner Third and Bell EL iot-2682 atures of the| to) Usually several di ee Found 4 | Coffee, wil} mess and THE SE One Jump Ahead of Tacoma Cops Sellers Victory Dry War Injunction Gives Booze in Last Skirmish of BY FIELDING LEMMON 8 THE POLICE TO PICKET BEGAN CLUBS" temporary coping the police aR they enter, and from war in brief is as fo A year ago there were BAK WOULD BE AT BACK OF PARLOR ter recerving | * was kept officers would d st of the trap tlon sil pit ¢ the bar with rocks at the be When the buzzer sounded the pitche th At Least the BY MAX MILLER would seqp into URNE, A ld be able » the bottom of the pit and but thin was ve while officers we u Maybe the Bafet & to be done. BUSINESS WAS SOON VERY UNPROFITABLE ot . ' bo ered to be 1a fow police department Tien the bootleggers had an Under the police method the of ficors would rush the the whisky to be fea rand cause dumped without It ror not his boone, at rence wheth » the “social’ club idea was man who wished to nell ld organize a club, incor: | Borate it under state laws, and give | free membership to anyone who wished come in and drink * neparated the jomn from the street. The of. n they tried to raid the elub ficers, w Iowa Physician Makes Startling Offer to Catarrh Sufferers Treatment Which Healed His Own Catarrh and Now Offers to Send It Free to Sufferers Any- where sat Davenport Suite 1120, lowa.—Dr. W. O. St. James Hotel one of the most known physicians and sur the Central Weat, an ounces that he found a treatment which completely healed him of catarrh in the head and nose, deaf. head after many years of suffe He then gave the treatment to a number of other sufferers and they state that they also were completely healed. The doctor is #0 proud of hin achieve ment and no confident that his treatment will bring other sufferers the samp freedom it gave him, that he ‘# offering to nend a 10 days’ supply absolutely free to any reader of this paper who writes him. Dr. Coffee has specialized on eye, ear, none and throat diseases for more than 35 years and Is honored and respected by countless thousands. If you suffer from none, head or throut catarrh, catarrhal deafness or head nolses, nend him your name and address today.—-Advertisement. OLLARS bullding, widely geons this city Dandruff Soon Destroys the Hair If you want plenty of thick, beau. glomsy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for {t will starve your hair and ruin it if don't It doesn't do much good to try to brush or wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to it; then you destroy it en. | tire To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; ap ply it at night, when retiring; use euough to moisten the sealp and rub ART 35 beach 3 for #J90 MADE BY THE MAKERS OF ARROW COLLARS Jit in gently with the finger tips: By morning, if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and two or three more applications will com: pletely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the sealp will stop, and your hair will look and feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvyon at any drug store Four ounces is all you will need, no matter how much dandruff This simple remedy ~Advertisement, Cuticura Soap Will Help You Clear Your Skin Hoap, Ointment, Telenm) the. ¢verywbers Tra of Gutters Eshorptoras Baye Matas Mast most, In the, extraction of say to our patrons: you, don't pay more? teeth we If we hurt you A could we ray have. never | fails: Set of Teeth From $5.00 UP Gold Crown and Bridge Work From $1.00 UP Boston Dental Offices Second Avenue and the Test of Time Years in One Location We § b 2 AT TLE STAR lan to Unionize American Steel Workers HART SEEKING PAY FOR LAND achiel and Lu 4,850 Pupils Have Entered University thousand eight He whole of lant nd | am confident the 7,600 mark It Would Seem That the Flood Missed Australia Doesn't Mention Any Kangaroos in the Ark Family these was, of omerang. to conquer the job ut all, for there The bush simply didn’t try to resist men Wan no was nothing to conquer men just and live ¢ Ht Just to live that they their favorite delicacy tree g The t bothered shmen do not with the tr wish to be puble ed, nor of resiating nor of trying to prosper among thelr own people cir Own reservat MAORI NATIVES PLAY FOOTBALL Last had a on my farm, jan informed me, ons year I young one Aur but after aw working an i te to go back to the reserva eat an his people.” What surprises the Australians Is that the bushmen are the lowest possible humans, while just across to New Zealand the natives there the Maori, were among the highest type of savages, The Maori t | homes, knew agriculture and fi tthe English with a native cry “Fighttodeath, fighttodeath,’ which they did and practically had to be annibilated, But now the Maori again are increasing, attend achodls and have football teams These football teams are @ terror to the Australian teams every time The hap ax high o for nothing, t-to.death But Austratian bushmen haven't even the ambition to watch a football game, When the New Zealand Maori play they either must they meet Maori players can thelr as nd have turned thelr into a school yell the whites. play among themactves or play the eee The oddity harly be exaggerated, oddity of why Aus' place they can be found. on the surrounding islands, Australia the ka: nizen of the kangaroos can can the is the only but on arooa come in all from the old-man kangaroos down a stairway of sizes to rat-kan: garoos and mice-kangaroos. But the kangaroos no longer are | plent Like Americn's bison, the kangaroos have been slaughtered wholesale, and only in the way, way interior today can be found the old: Sanfrancis One W ncluding Meals anaBerth Round Trip 4 Pike fot-2068, Nono is} ncluding Meals anc Berth sk for detailed information at: E—504 Second MA—1111 Pacific MeMicken, L. ©. Smith Bldg., Seattle, OCTOBEF THURSDAY Fee LL VOK BETTER AMEMICAN HOMES FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— 0. D. or phone orders; only except stand, will not be delivered | 4 | KITCH IN KIT AMEMICAN HOMES HURBAL one to a customer; these specials, can be sily taken by purchaser. ) 6-piecealu- pure linentablecloths: minum set--| ONE- HALE PRICE! 85c aig 68x08 Ine. ee arn Milk CLL US sale: electric light shades— 39c 98c Gin. 10-in, ale genuine leather bag— $1398 | nize ivory ¢ enameled night stand — sss regular price $3.75 36-inch Russian net sale priced for 2days— material room in the Ve every color spe. aturday SECOND FLOOR size Exact! set of 6 guaranteed teaspoons visit our 6-roo Wm. A Kors teaspoons, Choice of sev Regular Frid price y-Saturda LIN FLOOR WITH OUR FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT LIST YOUR HOMES FOR RENT *SEATTLE: SECOND AT PINE ‘TACOMA: 2 SCHOENFELD & SOKL man kangaroo, the type used in clr-js0 he brought one from another jand hag made that ection useless cuses for boxing country. | ; Whereupon today, in his |for sheep grazibg. But in Australia RABBITS ARE NOW part of “iia, the prickly-pear|the cactus is not called a cactus. CURSE OF NATION cactus thousands of acres | It's called “Patterson's curs Until a years the kan scebanea ate gnroos were about the only animals in Australia, Later, however, a vis tor brought a pair of rabbits for pets An there are swarms of rab- ee STAR SHOE STORE where nd farmers have s from eating everything 121 SENECA STREET, COR. SECOND AVENUE 1,560 Pairs of Shoes Left Over From to be sunk in the ground | “Shoe Sale J Shoes at a Great Sacrifice GREATER VALUES FOR ALL THIS WEEK —If you missed the opportunity of attending our One-Cent Shoe Sale, you still have a chance to make big savings on your foot- wear, We have regrouped and repriced the balance of the stock for final disposal. Greatest values await you, Do not fail to take advantage of this sale. All Shoes on sale are on racks in plain sight. marked in plain figures, Read ad carefully. Au ‘ow ago, now fence about « some lig under ar Tho the their ills of occasional p: somewhat resemble fornia and parts of Mo for cactus—Austral had no cactus until man's name Patterson, thought a prickly-pear cactus would}, make a cute plant for his yard, | TEAMWORK most Australia, | with atches was “Which admire, | money or brains?” “There must be a comt replied Mixs Cayenne be ma © look foolish w othe Washington Star do you cwa S$! CO. Sizes and prices OME EARLY, EE PT Low Shoe Prices in One-Cent Sale LADIES’ SHOES ,.,,, Kadies' Pumps and Oxfords in satin, suede, patent kid and calf leathers wular $8.00 values, -. NOW ait for te More, DOOD Ladies’ Shoes, Pumps and Oxtords in black kid, patent, brown kid and calf leathers, Regular $7.00 ite nore, $4.95 Extra Palr for ie More, Oxfords Extri Pair Costs You But One Cent More Lad f Pair Costs You extra | But Lindien’ Shoes, and One Pumps, in black and brown kid and caif leather: Values to #00 Cent ‘ NOW Hxtra Pair for le More, $2. 95 More s' Shots, Pumps nnd Ox-) Broken Lines of Ladies’ Shoes, in, diack, brown and|pumpe and ‘Tennis. Sitppers. Regular’ $400 | values OW 95 Cc more. 9 1.95 | exten | tore. MEN'S WORK SHOES CHILDREN'S SHOES One lot of Boys’ School Shoes; Men's Light and Medium broken sixes; $4.00. values. Weight Work Shoex in bla and brown, Values up to ir ie More, $2. 95 hoes—Good shoes for $4.00 NOW Baxtea Pair i $3. 95 vn! Men's Fine & in black school or dress wear; in black and brown kid and calf leath- and brown, Regular values up to $5,00,...NOW xtra te More. e ers. Regular | $7.00. values, Children’s Sh eas Scutters NOW $5.95 and fine shoes; sixes 6 to 11 white ir le More, leather In black, brown and moked wear, R values up to Shoes; solid for dress and school howe, Regular, wale 4 Fy $5.00 NOW ae Ave Hiaten Pair Ie Nore, DOOD S24: LC, rth Smith Ave, Bldg. St, Phone Dixtea Pale te hee ol deat 8 SALE STARTS TOMORROW, 9 A. M. Passenger’ Tratflo Meta, Wash, THE ADMIRAL LINE B t afc id omy He coe SMM woh ed aaa