The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1925, Page 18

a i { } } My HE SEATTLE STAR —_———_——_— 2: The “Best Peo ple’ ’ and | Others, Ar e Merged in Riotious Comedy| PLAN BUILDING Two-Story Structure ook | Place of Hinckley Gnok Md tee (MUU au | Hy, My, (Adve SKINNY MEN Thin Men | Run Down Men Nervous Men TRANHLIN AND Son PATHE IANO You probably know that Cod Liver OU is the greatest Mesh produ mauD GitBERI the world. THE GIRt . cause it or ar nine A st PEOPLE ag peccaypeter ? *WWERE TO HEAD IN* You'll be glad! to & {Liver Ol) comes in s Yets now, > furnish ation an most of the See the ( the Canad AT THEIR BEST IN Jasper NATIONAL PARK \i On your trip East—or your va- ¢ation tour—see Jasper National Roc RIANCLE A THE pout ty m ava as: Ys or 4 Main Street » Keak ae SEY Park’s . Gace we ; ni negra» binant fac. Park Lodge. Every mile a picture! 5 Dr F.' &. epeeding no Harry Worth, Scenic Booklet Free LOW SUMMER FARES J.F. McGuire, General Agent Underwood phy Passenger city from Four 902 Second ta Seattle L. 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La Follette, wid of the independent leader, to herald a new era in women's politics by taking her husband's scat in the United States senate and beginning a drive for women's legislation. So strong and widespread ts the movement that Mra, La Follette now is considering abandoning her deci sion to remain in seclusion for com- pletion of her husband's memoirs If she consents to run, her chance of election is excellent and her ad vent into the senate would mark the first time that a woman has come | to the senate, by authority of an election, to take a hand in legislation. | NATIONAL PARTY BACK OF APPEAL Tho National Women's party, an organization of all women's political | groups, is leading tho appeal Emma Wold, legislative adviser of | the party and close friend of Mr La Follette, recently called upon her She bore a petition from the Wiscon- | sin branch of the party. Folletta indicated she looked on the project not unfavorably and prom- ised to give a definite answer within a few day Sho has, since her husband's death, steadfastly refused to enter the race. Political leaders associated with her | husband have come to her with ap- Mrs. La| | peals that she must run to preserve | TOURISTS HERE Canadian Association Head Tells of Coast Wonders John Hooper, president Canadian Tourists’ association, an organization of tourists who plan activities for mutual benefit, Seattle with a party of 45 Califor of the hians, en route to British Colum-| Dia The party 1s stopping at the Now Richmond hotel 115 tourists will arrive from Van couver, haying come West over the ‘anadian National railroad, wr Playground, the Pacific Coast,” in the motto of the associa tion which formerly incorporated touring in the Bast. Due to the tor rific heat, the association has drop pod ita g@astern activities, Hooper saya “Last night was the first time In two months my room got too cool,” Hooper sald, “The Pacific Coast, from Prince Rupert to Lon Angelos, » |; Will become the nation’s summer playground in a few years, ‘The tides already are swinging in that direotion.” b « is in} Vriday, a party of| an Store Hou 9:00 to Including Saturda ; FREE >} PARKING | SPACE FOR 1,000 CARS WITH NO TIME LIMIT — Electric Motor Horns A high-grade under-hood horn st $4.98 Anti-Rattler 1 Set and sp , fo! fi For gas Simoniz * Polish —— Gives a h finish that the car body rain, wind # Sheepskin _o baapate In pieces about 26x an un- low price. —— E Iregon and Washin r in Seattle for ¢ meeting of Assurance Co., ate, n Parlor C, Aguas Commary HONOR DEAD VET | : representatives from points | Military Funeral | Planned for Victim of Crash wate T Military honors will | mark wy, | funeral of Clarence J. Jones, ¥ 1 will | nnual Ww Grant, president: A Hogue, vice president in charge of | ar veteran, when he is buried Fri- | dent and J. H. Torrance, vice pres-|day at Forest Lawn cemetery. ‘ {dent in charge of claims, will be| Funeral services will be held at I within the La Follette ranks in Wisconsin | Present from the mational headauar- | Butterworth’ at 1 p.m. Fort Law. i, Mrs. La Follette desired that her) .i1 he banqueted Friday night ut|'" !8 sending a bugler to sound } son, Robert M. La Follette Jr., enter) ne olympic. |taps and a firing squad to fire a She believed ho could| lenieyigtscee that eee | father’s work better be . else and those who Jones, who is 31 yeats old, was i a knew xo the wishes of the Wisconsin lead overruled y appeal of women, how- a different light This n ever, has placed upon her decision Robert left last night for Madison and a formal announcement as to what action will be taken is expected before the end of the week here jted Wednesday by W. president of the club, Julor agreed with »°' Consider Plans for Investigating Mines |" Executive committeemen of the} Seattle Mining club Friday will con. |ter at 4535 W. sider a plan to establish a means of | investigating mining projects submit- It was proposed | to that body. J. Elmends:?, fatally injured by a truck last Sat- Ho leaves a widow, Mra. |Mary Jones, and an infant daugh- i Marginal way. ; During the world war he saw service at Verdun, Chateau Thierry, “GUMMER i is the purgatory of motherhood. Ofall the babies born in the United States, from 12 to 20 out of every 100 die in the first year of life, and the majority of these deaths take place during the warm months,” according to Assistant Surgeen General W. C. Rucker and Senior Surgeon C, C, Pierce, of the United States Public Health Service, in a Public Health Report. Bowel Trouble Is Cause “Twenty-five per cent of the deaths ton Street, Monticello, Illinois, Depend Upon -—~ Su ummer *Time Danger‘Time for Babies of infants under one year of age is due to intestinal diseases,” say these leading authorities on health, The United States Public Health Service asserts that any bowel irregularity occurring in babies or children in summer may be the outward and visible sign of the beginning of a serious illness. Mothers must never consider any disturbance of children’s bowels as unimportant or “only summer complaint.” Give Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin _ Don't gamble with your baby’s health! At the first sign of any bowel disorder give Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and lessen the danger of more serious illness, Dr. Caldwell is a compound of the finest Egyptian senna with pleasing aromatics and pepsin in pure cane syrup, a laxative that has been the standard family remedy in countless homes for more than thirty years, pleasant to take, mild in action and posi- tively effective. If you have never used it in your home write for a free trial bottle to Pepsin Syrup Company, 520 Washing- Dr* Caldwell's SYRUP PEPSIN ® \THE FAMILY. LAXATIVE , 's Syrup Pepsin |Soissons, Pont a Mousson, St. Mik i Sea jel, Blane Mont and the Meuse | | Argonne, Ho was a member of the i 5 nee infantry. ba Straight- @ from Lipton’s own | | tea gardens to your ‘oes. | tea pot! 8 —Fresh and fragrant } | as when picked from | the bush! a LARGEST SALB IN THE WORLD —because it’s t | finest!