The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 2

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HERGT BACKING DAWES REPORT German Leader Pledges Aid 1 Forming Cabinet BY CARL D. GROAT 7 f z i hs 5 “ £ v a H i f be tried Trade Union Body Plans Card as Alsted. PRESIDENT’ 5 ‘TIG LOSES HIS COLLAR; LOCK HIM IN ROOM Wome nt ations, dre a mark of Lom Attend Mec Frederick Huntingt Gillette, speaker of the house of |; igs ‘i 0 wiggle Fo ; ike a nh , , a a to Atten eeting representatives, is a great fight fan 1 in his younger| course, tastes differ ; how dresses. t l Osteopaths of Washington are y days he was pretty good with his own “dukes.” He's still °m, me it aa pie n rd r ht thi r the right es ae ‘he io t Bi war 7) re t oY St Ae tall 1 not i er Ws ; tel alle Ge Sale uate of bikoal, ute he) 79. But the nek 8 eless dress fn the ballroon—and not in an le combinatior akstehusetie ioudrcsemen a ‘ th he could ck out n fy pinet desk in bination eld in K vit a ! \ it ‘ 0 mishingly brief sleeve was seen mere nd geon holes to per ” ih at eottibemens Precke iociviaee at desk in neat order. Exactly as p ed. Special uve tossed her bob with a gesture she considered Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturd Dry Sor Arrests Three After Raid WOMEN! DYE IT YOURSELF FOR 15¢ Waists Skirts Coats Kimonas Dresses Curtains Sweaters Stockings Ginghams Draperies Coverings Everything Diamond Dyes Buy “Diamond Dyes"—no other kind—and follow the simple direc- tions in every package, Don't} wonder whether you can dye or tint! dyeing ts guaranteed ‘with Diamond Dyes even if you have never dyed Just tell your the material you wish to Wool! or silk, or Net pos iy nen, cotton, or an; r pase Advertisement eal fade or run. Young Woman Could © Not Walk 2 Blocks Gas On Seach Prevented Walking) 1 could not walk two blocks due) to gas on the ach, nor lie on| my left «ide without gasping for| breath Adierika (intestinal anti-| | septic) is a wonderful medicine—t1 | one-half bottle and have taken only < | (Signed) Lilie} the gas ts betaer.” Lamar Intestinal Astisenttc There is now of preparation having th of an intestinal antiseptic and s CO! 01 ts . Te tends 10 eliminate or destroy harm- | {ul germs and colon bactlit in the sates. tins! canal, thus guarding « pendicitis and other ise sour stom sick hen WAYS br however, constipation trouble, preterably under direction of Your physician, Reports from Physicians 1d Adlerike the best to my entire experience.” (#igned) Dr. G. use Adlerika in all bowel cases. Some require only one dose.” (Signed) Dr. P.M. P. 4 given ob request.) “T have f nothing in my 60 years | j prastico 0, Adlerika.” (Signed) Dr, Ja druggist | their start here. it bavite | king Adlerika feel better th WITH EM! HANDY { FRED'S” \ TOPEKA, K a few years he did f " But she won have the tr the ten first prise every one ing profes & bus . dere career, and she had three be t and now she is kept and a mother to auppo t WW But she did not let if * ar affair think of discouragement or It t a cake baker that she | failure ndep nee. At Now she is furnishing her n by exhibiting at faire | dependents a good living and each year is saving a nice sum And here is the story of how she has made ends meet and added to her bank account Mrs. Moore bought on month ly payments six acres of land and a amall house a few miles from Topeka. Proficient at bak ing and cooking, she took and filled orders for cakes until she obtained enough capital to buy ‘Seat Soest ® cow, Then butter and milk | were added to her salen | Now whe keeps three cows and fells cream. She has 160 hens and sells from 25 to 20 donen eggs each week. She also maken and sells cottage cheese With the aid of her mother abo put up 135 quarts of cucum: ber pickles last fall and found ready sale for them. Mra, Moore and mother at odd times, during the winter, made jown home you ean ha more than 1,000 sun bonnets | remedy of Mother } reibosian aera | absolutely banish PENROSE LEAVES <= | Whitman “Prexy” Seeking ¢ | Funds for College Tells of wonderful » own only to b eral water, tribe for gener ngiy banished California Vitatone Mineral Water | Salta come from this same water— | 2% nply dolled down—nothing added or taken from, By adding water {n your our money. your drugs’ today form trial treatment—you ri © judge and Jt muat danlah y Dr, Stephen day for New York and other Ei cities, where he is to be engaged in| soliciting gifts for the Whitman co! lege $1,500,000 endowment and build: | ing fund campaign which Is being carried on simultaneously in all parts jot the country during the month of | May. In New York, Dr. Penrose will Join Mra. Penrose, who has been in the} East on « similar mission during the | |past three weeks. They will return | | about the first of June Definitely Decide } | Identity of Body MEDFORD, Ore.. May 7.—~Iden | tity of the body held in the morgue | [here as Hugh De Autremont, long sought a8 a suspect in the holdup | a Southern Pacific | train in a} Woman Bakes Cakes to|:}:: Keep Wolf From Door): years. Haven't lang he AWFUL MPURL i (Signed) It ig the most complete system cleanse- | fo kiyou tunnel, has been estab: ever offered to the public, acting om ; pr | ished practically without a doubt, Comfort Tired Achi Fed Wire When your feet are tired, hot and 4 lower bowel and femov- | nated from my system.” 2 ine foul matter which poleoned th mm | Puckett. jin the opinion of authorities here. for months and which. nothin can | | Adierika te & constant surprise to peo-| ‘Tho body, first Identified by Paul disiodge. It brings out all g hus | ple who used only ordinary bowel |e bat; father of the th fmmediately relieving pressure on the | end sto ines, on account of fte| O° Autremont, father of the thr heart. It le astonishing the groat amount | of poisonous matter Ad) the alimentary canal— thought was in your after m natural movement and notice how | nuch more fout matter It brings out | rapid, pleasant and COMPL: action, overy- in Seattle by nine Bartell | peng Stores and other leading drug- Sistn-—Advertinement. WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE Praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable | Compound “A Blessing to Suffering Women,” Writes One | ies Louisville, Illinois. certainly thank you for the great benefit I have received from taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Patare table Compound, I first learned about it from my step- mother who got so much help from it. Several y go 1 took it for inward weakness and since then I have taken it during the Change of Life and it has been a pet elp tome. It certainly is a blessing to suffering women and I take pleas- ure in recommending it. My health has been better this surnmer than it has been for five years. I amnow #ble to do all my wor! have canned 340 quarts of frui vege- tables this summer.’’ » Ka’ McPeax, Louisville, Illinois. Wants Letter Used As Proof Frankford, Pennsylvania.—‘‘I am sure if women who suffer through the Change of Life as I have, with hot flashes, nervousness and other weaknesses, would give Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound a trial they would be benefited an I was. My nerves were so bad that every little noise made me jump, butnow if am not bothered that way at all, husband ony tof really hated is sa at met miserable. you ti n ute iN ar ¥ proof tel e Pel, the Vege- table Com: is giv! me.”— Mrs. Keae aie 570) if Leonsrd St, Frankford, Po. Forced To Remain in Bed Carlisle, Illinois. — ‘‘ During the Change of Life I suffered with se- vere nervousness and with disturb- | ances of the entire system. These | continued probably two years be- | fore I began taking Lydia E. Pink- | ham’s Vegetable Compound. I could | do none of my work and was not always able to beup. For tendays at a time I was forced to remain in | bed with my hips propped -higher | than my head and the pains were | terrible. The doctor helped some | but each time I was forced to go over | the same suffering. I had taken the Vegetable Compound in 1910 after | my twins were born and it had helped me so I decided to try it I became better and gained L have taken again. in strength. about thre steadily, I a1 work but I and washing and ironing as Bal Iam not strong enough yet. I give the Vegetable Compound to my daught ind recommend it to my .’'—=Mrs. Louisa B. BRAND, | 400 Fairfax Street, Carlyle, Ill | In a recent country-wide canvass | of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable lompound, over 100,000 replies were robe ved and 98 out of every 100 re- they had been benefited by =| today. japirited citizens, FR. J ibe well | | anderbrus burning bathe them with warm water and Cuticura Soap and fol- te by a gentle application of Cuti- Ointment. ticura Talcum dusted on the feet is cooling and soothing. teres ort Facade Sa a eee Fexp te, Vintmen sor Wae~ Try cur new Shaving Stick. suspected Do Autremont rot! has been viewed by Charles Guard, | father-in-law of De Autremont, who| |é likewise was positive of the Identi- fication. An inquest was to be held | Proposes Park by | _ Subscription Plan| . | | consjsting of, 125 acres on Lak: Washington north of Madison #t..| FOR INDIGESTION | jis planned by the park board by lprivate subscriptions from public Fisher, re tiring member of the board of park} ee announced Wednes “Unimproved parks are a menace ond are breeding places for vice Wisher declared. “All parks should hted and cleared of atl “FORE” SAYS DAD — Mla eect eee Baa ee Jane, doe PLATES Why—er father.” | “Well, ask him if he knows what | ‘starting time’ means,"—Judge: yer, $7.50 $12.50 $15 Backed by the reputation for fsauare dealing of the old reliable Hoston Dental Offices, our experts will take special care to fit you with Just the proper plate to fit the con- tour ef your mouth and give you « t appearance, jon and Katimate Free Temember thie—thin office has been in one loontion for £2 years, ‘That's protty good proof that we patients and stood behind ork. We'll be right here tow any work we do for you will satisfy and please you, Boston Dental Offices 1422 Second Aya. Finest Popular Priced Hotel in the United States Fireproof Absolutely FRE GANAGR BUSH HOTEL sexer, i 3) Nooma—S1 Per Day Up ah ely nee Tak and . For sale by druggists every- Advertisement WH STAND THE TEST OF TIME 22 Yeare in One Location gir " and would ha well en she can! 1 ve Bola by All Drug Stores New York Gtewart & Holmes s any girl, has a perfect right to wear Told by Indian ANALAX o22082 28°85 The Fruity Laxative |" m2 fr Ftine fm Made by McKesson & Robbins, Ine | Drag Ca. Special Wholesale Distributors ° who dre attract attentior announced that and since she she likes pretty can't wear them them where and } 2-—- - a — Cynthia Grey will recetys call | ere Monday, Wednesday and rr from 1 te pm, and] on Tuenday an day, from | | 11 to 12 &, m office in | The Star building, 1309 Seventh | "SEATTLE: SECOND AT PINE. Standa * ESTABLISHED: "TACOMA: 4 SCNOENFELD E SONS And even if ¢ is for a red, red t spring, the ordinar te buy some smart Leaves Chic — 12:45 P. Arrives Naw York ne dey) 45 P.M (Pennsylvania | Who's to Blame | Dear Miss Grey: 1 wonder where] This new service efectioe April 21H |the majority of people put t |blame in the case of Wm. Mc De. travel through a beautiful lake country and the” Blue Ridge Mountains. Courteous service and all the comforts of lux urious travel. Arrives in NewYork at the Pennsylvania Station. ald, the 1¢-year< wy who dro Into a crowd and killed a m intoxicated? Do they blame t bootiers congress blame the man for getting in t iboats Station, A man was arrested and fined at |Egham, Englands, for & al |steamrolier faster than five miles| GRAND orks Saicgiat: secmuclisic| tatennspee| ana gue a road in the world are in America ‘ I WHY ARE WE QUITTING?], The vast supplies of High-Grade ARMY GOODS are no longer available. and, as it is impossible to secure commercial merchandise of the same high standard to sell at the LOW PRICES that ARMY GOODS HAVE BEEN SELLING FOR in this store, orders have been issued to cut prices (dis- regarding costs), for a quick close-out. STOP! BLANKETS - SHOES - - - SHIRTS - - - UNDERWEAR WE INVITE INSPECTION—YOU WILL NOT BE URGED TO BUY By special arrangement with this newspaper we will give FREE to any person presenting this advertisement at this store during the week ending May 10th, 12 bars Officers’ Hand Soap. ~ FREE LOOK FOR THE BIG RED SIGN--1013 FIRST AVE. Surplus Army Supply Store] 1013 01 FIRST AVE. Now QUITS iow BIGGEST STOCK IN THE NORTHWEST and think of what to '2 OFF our originally low prices means to you! That you now have the opportunity to buy this merchandise either w holesale or retail, ata si fraction of the actual cost of manufacturing these same goods today. Seattle’s Biggest ARMY STORE 01 FIRST AVE. GOES AT ABOUT /2 OF Fi The surplus is nearly exhausted, It means just this: BREECHES - - - - - CAMP GOODS - - - - RAIN CLOTHES - - - And Other Merchandise - AT 34 TO 4% OFF AT 15 TO 32 OFF AT 14 TO 4% OFF AT 5 TO 1% OFF 14 OFF 4% OFF 16 OFF 19 OFF AT 1% AT 45 AT 15 AT 15 FIRST AVENUE ONE STORE ONLY NEAR SPRING STREET 1013)

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