The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1924, Page 7

SDAY, APRIL 8, 1924 BF -BY BF -BF-BF-BF-BF-BF For Lent ere Sno more ten pt ng nor nourishing dish COOLIDGE WINS IN MICHIGAN th } _ , an onned ah ed | Gets Two to One Vote Over eggs nest n crisp : paves of letturs Johnson in Primary Boil as many eggs as reeet. A o--Peniraat required until hard ae eal ae meee When cold cut them or te ined the in half, lengthwise Wo to\one ratio against the Ca Takeout the yolks and | fernian epublican preside mix with Gold Medal Mayonnaise , Fill the cups of the whites of the eggs with this delicious mixture and delight the family! Send today for Recipe Book Best Foods them Henr President from Senator ridge N. Democratic that further © would coun anty majority and prevent P the Wayne the manufacturer mnaise from having to support a re. | ° conven M. Peso precincts More than a dressing Of 2,984 gave Coolidge, 129,335 —it’s a Food 9 THE BEST FOODS, In 1964 Bryant St Johnson, 58 | In the democratic primary, 1, precincts gave Ford 2 tions were that the + B vote would not go mu San Francisco | 359 999 Recover Stolen Restaurant Safe|} Moscow Artists’ E The safe which was stolen from/ Class A coffee house, 610 Olive} t., early Monday morning by yeegs, | who engaged in a five-mile race with | the city, was found y moon at Taylor ave. and | Wheeler st. The safe had been| smashed open and the papers which | it contained had been sorted over and | left. 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Brown |don’t go tb ing over the i Hig wife helped t ters Ruby "Wilcox, thru|cook dinner for the 40 ¢ uroma of children are: George W. Wi! unnydale; Kill, Ray Rand ttle; Mors. Addie Cc; Mra O. Sherrard, MeIntoah, Mra. and Mrs. F, 000 in government f ying in a roadway } © same rt of Los Angeles. There are just 20/ night in a deranged in. The Wi grandchildrer City detectives wh a man rule for @ happy married iif Mr, and Mra, Wilcox were mar-| lying full jength in one of the drives have been wed ried April 8, 1874, at LaCrosse, Wis. Tonight, © They have lived in the Puget Sound|a# “John Doe,” and nt mmunity ha! & quarter of a century |Observation as a vic r highw and Mr. Wilcox says, read The| Until certain marks upon his body | love, Star almost from its first issue.| [ade them suspect that he was the |their minister, reads the mar Mra. Wilcox formerly was Misn|™lssing naval officer, | ceremony. Ruby A. Resce, She will be €9 in| Officers of the 12th naval district Friends, relatives and neighbors | a few days. of the Wilcoxes ha’ albrca arranged a| Fifty Years of Married Life,” and that will be act ed at the celebration, too. Then the chid? make mother they Lieut, Brown, Om his person were found \1,200 in $100 bills and an old picture of Negro Dies From Month-Old Wound uarrel over $6.50 en Mra. Daisy Brown, recently returned $7 with which her ed. clans who examined man after he had fought with attend wife Tuesday morning children and grand papital from gunshot wound. | who shot Bell the county fail sery- ° of 68 days for carry caled weapon. He may Aer set a Golden Wedding banquet table with 40 places. 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Fatally Stricken Mrs. Henrietta Newberger, 1701 17th ave, mother of Joseph H. Nowberger, vice president of the Se-| attle National bank, died at the| family home Monday from an ilI- Child Health Day| tion combining May | Health day, in Sent- | I be tssued by Mayor Brown s for observing the |dual event were started late Mon | A |day at a meeting presided over |Mra, J. T. Dahlman, of = division | ness of two days, o hil lene, Oar o e, ea agpels fcr ie ete | Mrs, Newberger was born in Ger. j om many, She came to the United | 3 x States in 1872 and married Sol | Vessel Aground |Newberger at San Francisco, In | : 1888, after Sol Newberger died, she } on Lummi Island | cams to seattie. | 10 4) gThe|_ She Js survived by four children, BELLINGHAM, April 8—The | ict caroline Newberren Mer oa | |Border Line Transportation Co.'s uel R. Btern, May AL Newbe freighter Wakena went aground off anaes “pe yer A. Newberger |the dock at Beach, on Lummi island, |"2¢ Joseph. ISunday evening. 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