The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 2

PAGE ° THE SE ATTLE STAR ri D mat AMERICAN HOME WIFE SLAYER'INSPECT CADETS GETS LIFE R. 0. T. C. Unit Seeks Honor ° It looked like oil, Mother to Bring | was expensive. Girl’s Body Here | surface about a mile away. Then I went to Charlie pected befor point of ge want to lo n urge was too great. all right, Amanda L. Ge 1 Seattle Mis 1 Wed er daugt ember for Mra. Gor California ter to| he made er idle onlookers, feet we struck a gusher. lowa Physician Makes i Startling Offer to | WHO WORK I discovered Kingston, N. M., y Pin kham’s egetable Compound: a art ul ere Los Angeles field. Found Treatment * Which| frequently. was sickly for ec ears and anal and Now Offers to Send It Free where. to Sufferers Any: | time. 1] Hollowing an eae lation. Lam a dressmaker and Davenport, lowa.—Dr, W. 0. Cof-| feo, Suite 1120, Bt. James Hotel Bldg. this city, one of the most widely known physicians and sur- Geons in the central west, announces that he found a treatment which completely healed him of catarrh in the head and nose, deafness and/ 4 nolses after many years of : it and it has made ioe wel sad abl tose on idle |Doheny y Strikes Oil! Ber = |where the driver said he found the stuff, and looked around. | but land in that part of town So I traced its stratum and found or his health, was widely known just as we had dug for gold and silver. in Wash or mother’s secre. tary a Nneements will be | The place was in a swamp area and we were not disturbed i At 150 feet we found some oil; at Nearly every event which marked an epoch in my life curred on November 4th or November 5th. on November 4th, And I made the discovery of my first oil on November | It augured well. In 18 months we made $1,415,000 In the! } We went into other areas—Fullerton, Kern River valley.| Healed His. Own Catarrh | Others went, too.. The great oil scramble was on. In 1896 I became involved in politics for the first and only | It was the only time that I was in gny place at elec-| j tion time where I could qualify as a voter. {William Jennings Bryan, and got into a controversy with my bankers, who cut off my credit. ties and we had to have a trustee appointed to manage them. So at 40 years of age, I didn’t have much ready money. But I felt younger than ever, for I had a knowledge of a new kind of mining—how to find oil. Moheny hiner teed In Mexico—he tells ahout it in his next article.) with whom I had pros- views. open a law office, and didn't Clubs Opposed to prospecting. We decided to go to it again. We bought the corner lot from a grocer, whom we paid fon the installment plan, and set to work—digging for oil, This tied up my proper-) 4 voR nETTER MEMBHM AMERICAN HOMES BURMAL GRAB RUSSELL Bondsmen Cause Arrest as FRIDAY - SATURDAY SPECIALS: ts of “Distinguished” Rate M Fi Bi He Left State child’s sulk t be delivered; ¢ take pu Trunk Murderer Sentenced) ares is rst ig Be ———__— m4 = or Brutal Crime ratty of 9 | y “ electric light — he ————" Filet net = a.—rred ; : " ¢ | Curtains — sperm, Siem aa Fortune; Loses It All): See || qh MS—| taper Seem Ms A here 13 was ate We Ae be FE. 1. Doheny Is telling bis own story for readers of this paper ey 7 J ¢ mm . Aces curling =| 836 Ly ¢ ip a jury t " 1 . ; This is the seventh chapter ef the oll magnate’s narration, “How I , * i : et ne pesterd. Made My Milliew é, eitlen. pias M4, 8 } iron — prison t . “ ff gue The crir of bh v v t i iSomvicted was one of.the most ‘ to caus BY E. L, DOHENY i Nee ee eee ice Per |ibe “Slatinauehes wableary | NE day in Los Angeles I saw a teamster drive by with a cific station at Ogden m, a J load of black substance that looked like the silver ore she confessed he had ‘the past two ste ot tne |! Used to get at Silver City, N. M. I jumped on the brake-/ Girl Crushed by - Sammon ote Nua 2 + Waiten | bea 1 and examined the produc more, closely. 1 asked the Bie Lumber Truck ter tumblers— good quality Velour broom: ah - . th ive what i as e saic ee PORT ANEY i and —— ays mere Sees 19h See any Brea” 4 Spanish term for pitch—an exudation of oil.) w pity vid 49c luncheon set— extra special— Shriners Acquire : : Reasoning from cause to effect whole secret of a “nose passed over } fn 7 95 89 for o I decided that there mus ere this “breer © Lodge Ben apenas ce poy aoe — * came fron - r this sane ri i to « 1 the ground what - ler of a | sign ‘ 3 ‘ five-sewe degrees of Lake B resin is to the sap of a tree, t-in. me 4 cloth and Bate 7 for the purchs f the cit It I knew this from the experience I had gained from dig- Special Music for te Son i aay wetenaa ana Mk te exp gi # other mineral; and from books on oil that I had 1 pe been } re eatine recently. So I went out to Westlake park, aim Sunday Meet Palr child’s sulky Sale priced — a similar special— I was on the But the Rainier Changes tle wor Were urede ¢ name of Mount Ra other Seattle or. three t 225 118T YOUR 1880. HOMES FOR RENT *E9TABUSHED: “SEATTLE: Let. GLCOND AT PINE braided rag rug: ae eg freight engine operated on the rall- I supported Says Cow’s Leg Bikey The maximum speed ne is 266.59 miles per hour | Valued at $125 = ONE E , ” A claim for $125 because the city’s | Skagit railroad ran into a cow and broke its leg was filed Wednenday BROWN’S the cheese for spaghetti | Bluhili of Rock Seattle's And I was happy. east ge Lestiog Denti . | tor Mors suffering. He then gave the treat-| 1. Ihave a helped o\sick neighbor recent: sleet how fit fam. T highly ment to a number of other suffer-| erm, and they state that they also ipeiise your me ticine x | were completely healed, The Doctor aoe Kicine ed you raay use 1s 20 proud of his achievement and Du see I % St elp eed ber = Soon sc |#0 confident that his treatment will | OLE Ne ee , Box 23, Zab, North i other sufferers the same free- it gave him, that he Is offer. Ore 2.000 wa en, have so far re- rstey to send a 10 days’ supply abso- sot os ag “Have you re-|lufely free to any reader of this! for the convention of prep schoo! | benefit ae aie Lydia E. | paper who writes him. Dr. Coffee! journalists and student body leaders. | 7” | has specialized on eye, ear, nose! They are to get together for discus Reeorre- | jand throat diseases for more than | siony of their mutual problems and eee thirty five years, and is honored and | wij! be addressed at thelr meetings | every (respected by countless thousands, | cf ty, 100 women taking this medicine for |1¢ you suffer from nose, head ot | Vesmea od tis Uhavecuite Daly; hee Student Leaders Attend Conclave Delegates from the high schools of the state were arriving on the unl versity campus Thursday afternoon editors of the University Daily, heads ailments for which it is recom- | throat catarrh, catarrhal deafness _ mended are benefited by it. For salo | pr head noises, Maage m [ot the A. 8. U. W. and other campus | 1H hese eee Semeicts. lmnd address today. —Advertisament. mock. of The Meyer-Toner Piano Co. New Address, 12% Fourth Ave. LOW PRICES—EASY TERMS Pianos for lent, $5 a Month. Final Offering | 1,065 pairs of Fine Shoes for Men, Women and Chil- | dren to be closed out at this sale. A good selection in _ Styles and sizes to be found at prices that compel _ attention. Buy one pair at a LOW PRICE AND GET ANOTHER PAIR FOR 1¢ EXTRA! 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Wilson ¥ T113 Callfornia Ave, Paine’s Service Horace Pati Stanwood, Wi Boysen, Chris Kinnear Garage STIT Avalon Way Hugo Grat 403 Queen Anne Ave. Brighton Garage Hd La Duke 6155 Rainier Ave. irandview Service Station Collins & Fletcher 9500 Nainier Ave. Park Garage E. B. Kenyon 3208 Beacon Ave. Blain » Laing 3007 Judkina St. Brooklyn Garage derron J.T. Knapp Lakewood Service Station Peoples’ Oiling Station mwood Ave. 40th and Brooklyn Ave, BH, Score & R, Wilson TR. Peonion "4 Goth 5. and Genesee St, sic 8 Arbor Heights Merc. Co, Brower Service Station tched trea in Ye Mi In Wileon l. A. and L, L. Brower ge and Norfolk O416 14th Ave. N. W. Petri's Service Station rt Wm. Pet 8 Arlington Garage, Inc. Den Moines, Wash, Ed Lawrence Wm. Petri & Son G. J. Ryan Post and Spring St. Auburn Pores. Station A Auto Hospital M. J, Buchanan Ee. Marginal Way 6400 Auto Service House McCrea & Storey Renton, Wash, Black River Garage FeV d Bothell Way Service Cedar Garage Zbin Bros, 2515 Feurth Ave, Madison St. and 48rd Ave. N, Green's Service Station % W. M. Green McKale Service Station, Pottingill’s Service Callier Service Stats Kent, Wash, Inc. Station Carl ico Station Bighth Ave, Union § R._R. Pettengtll Ww J. A. Calller Hamilton Garage is ae oe 550 Roy St. Seneca St. Geo. Hamilton Morningside Service ation C. B, Dildine Otth and Vietory Way Mt. Baker Park Garage Renton Tire Shop ©. J. Delves G._W. Beanblossom 2801 36th Ave. 8, Renton, Wash, Rhoades & Pate 592 19th North 2012 15th Ave, W. Heberling Bros,, Inc. Des Moines Highway Highway Auto Service Louls Joi Renton, W Pullen Garage Pullen & Pullen 20th and EB. Madison St. Dahistrom LM Station . Des Moines Auto Co, Des Moines, Wn Diamond Garage 1B. O. Berggren 2245 Kaatlake Ave. Karlington Garage National Garage & Service G. J. Kirkpatotok Rainier & Massachusetts st, Hill Service Station Vv. Bin M. VY. N. 36th and Stone Way Robb Service Station I, D. Webber New Colonial Gara C. A. Robb Johnson & McLean emu. 4000 Stone Way Nenton, Yash. 5 4910 Leary Ave, 1515 Bight A Foster Mercantile Co, aa “a : Seahurst Garage Station W. Nf. Bradley Kent Motor Co, Ne b RH Oreen Foster, Wash, oe Coleman Co. shoes ne besa as went, Wan J im 5 8596 Gre 788 Vietery Way Fourth Avenue Service mates Pte et South Park Service Boylston Garage Arthur Roth 1617 Noyiston Ave, |Associated Gasol , Station Kent Tire Shop R. G, Trip; Kent, Station J. M. Williams South Park, Seattle Pacific Highway Garage pp fe flora Vv, 8, Noland “te yah. Riverton, Wash, “More Miles to the Gallon’ eto AB 8 Sunset Hill Service td A. G. Johnson 3058 W. 65th st. Thorsen's Service Station Thi Richmend Highlands, Wash, Viaduct Service Station Auburn, Wash. Victory Way Service He Lake Forest Park, Seattle Wallace, W. L. $501 Fitth Ave. N. B. Wallingford Service th M. Bi 4135 Wallingford Ave. Western Auto Sales Fred Siierman Aubarn, Wash. Westlake Garage Tf, Mathteson Ninth Ave, and Lenora S& West Side anege M.A, 1107 Harbor Ha White Garage, Inc. ‘Third and Stewart St. Wildwood Garage Honnold & Grat 7636 Rainier Ave. ine