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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
MELLEN INDICTED

Cambridge, Mass. June 29.-Charles
s. Mellen, foiInsr president Of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad comps E = Frederick s. Nose
n d banKer Mo FasSb 8lIzakss.
of Westfield, were indicted today for
alleged conspiracy by the Middlesex
county grand jury, on a charge OF
inducing the investment committees of
savings banks in Cambridge to lend
money to the Hampden railroad cor
poration.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29

sleman, but the rougher element sel1
ed on the incident as an excuse TO-
start demonstration.
They were joined by a number of
Croatian students and the crowd pass
ed along the streets stoning the win
dows of Servian shops, clubs, schools
and houses, and, looting the interiors.
The manifest antis paraded the
streets with portrait of the Emperor
Francis Joseph at their head. They
sang the Austrian national anthem
and attacked everything Servian until
they were confronted by overwheling
troops. Martial law was proclaimed
by beat of drum and the posting of
placarda4 All the chief points of the
city were Immediately occupied by
troops.
Funeral Corteee En- Route
The bodies of the murdered couple
are expected to reach here tomorrow
and will be buried next week at An
stettten, Upper Austria, in accordance
with the late archduke's wishes. Al
ready the city is draped in mourning.
It has been decided the bodies are
not to lie in state in the court chapel
here, as the duchess was not regarded
as a member Of the Imperial family.
The lyingin-state. therefore will take
place either at sst.u Stephens cathe-
dral or the Belyidere chapel, L. y
, The bomb thrown by Nede1jo Gabri-
movies at Sarayevo is reported to have
Ibeen made at the Servian gun factory
atGKraguevatzo. at
The new heir-apparent is known to
be a devout Catholic, but like the old
emperor he does not make his religion
an affair of politics.
New Archduke Popular
Archduke Francis Joseph. although
he has no experience in state craft
possesses the faculty of getting on
well with everybody. In view of the
exalted position he was one day ex
pected to occupy, the new heir pre-
sumptive was given sound and care
! full education After his preliminary
schooling he attended classes at th'
classical school conducted by the Ben
edictine monks. who came originally
from Scotland, and which is the mos
liberal Catholic seminary in Austria
\ Here the young archduke mingled free
4 ly with the sons of professional an'
|, ltbusiness men, who form the best an'
j most solid class in the Vienna com
munity. He underwent his examine
, tions in public at that school and tn
tests were, at the emperor's wishes
! made more severe for him than TO
the ordinary scholars because, as al
majesty said, so much depended O
J him.
In addition to his school educatio
{ the young archduke was thorough
/ coached by private tutors ~ home an
| his education in language has been e.
pecially looked after. The archduke'
wife, Princess zita, also is an exec
b lent linguist. Since her marriage sh
! has learned the Hungarian languae
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
President Sends Message

washington, June 29.-President Will
son today sent the following message
of coincidence to the emperor Of Aus
tria-Hungary:
Deeply shocked at the atrocious
murder of His Imperial and Royal
Highess Archduke Francis Ferdinand
and consort, at an assassin's hand,
extend to your majesty. to the royal
family. and to the government o.
Austria-Hung gary. the sincere condo
lences of the government and people
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
Laughs at Precautions


Sarayeyo, June GA bomb thFown1
by youth standing on the corner OF
the main street of the Bosnian capi-
tai was the signal this morning for a.
serious anti-Servian outbreak, which
the troops found difficulty in quelling.
Martial law was proclaimed today,
both in the city and the district Of
Saraveyo, in consequence of the assas-
nation yesterday of Archduke Francis
Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hohen-
berg. l-,f-ii~tA.is q i.ai
According to the semi-official report
of the tragedy, when Gaviero Prinzih,
the young assassin, fired the fatal
shots Field Marshal Ohkar Potiorek,
governor of Bosnia, was seated in the
archduke's motor car. Count Francis
Van Harracs was standing on the
footboard of the car acting as shield
to the occupants, of whom he consti-
tuted himself the special bodyguard
after the bomb had been thrown, a
short time before by Nedeijo Gabrino-
vics.' u on Isd
The afchduke was joking with the
count about his precautions when the
reports of several shots rang out.
Unerring Aim
The aim of the assassin was SO true
that each of the bullets inflicted a
mortal wound.
For an instant after the attack Field
Marshal Poierek thought the archduke
anr the duchess seated opposite him
had again escaped! Neither the arch
duke nor the duchess uttered sound
but a moment aftefward it was seen
they had been hit. f
Lieutenant Colonel Erik Merrizzi
who had been wounded by the bomb
in the first attack, was today pro
nounced out of danger. while the in
Jury sustained by Count Won Boos
Waldeck is said to be insignificant
Sympathy Of the World
From all parts of the dual monarchy
as well as from most foreign countries
messages poured in today testifying U
the profoundly painful impression pro
duced throughout the world by thu
assassination of Archduke Francis
Ferdinand, heir to the Austro-Hun
garian throne. and his consort, thu
Duchess Of Hohenberg.
The newspapers pay the warmes
tributes to the late Archduke and nj
wife. and reflect the sorrow an'
sympathy evolved among all classe
by their death.
When the old emperor arrived a
a suburban station from Ischl at l
o'clock this morning he was greete
with cheers by large crowds.
Antis Parade Streets
The only damage done by the bonn
was a slight injury to passing Mus
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
FATALITY AT SCHOOL FIRE

pittsburgh, Kan. June 2s--Rex n.
Tanner, principal of the high school
at Weir, Kan, was killed, and II other
men received slight injuries. as q re-
suit of a fire that DESTROYED the main
building OF the pittsburgh State Nor
NAL school here today.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29

Vienna, June 29.-Archduke Francis
Ferndinand, heir apparent to the
throne of Austria, and his wife were
assassinated today while driving in
the street at Saraveyo.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
BOY THROWS BOMB WHICH
IS signal FOR GENERAL
ANTI-SERVIAN OUTBREAK
Every Bullet Fired Takes Effect on the
Royal Victims
TROOPS HAVE HARD time TO CONTROL MOB

Governor Motor Car Would Protect Sovereens Lives With
His Own-.Bomb ThrOwer and Assassin Mere LadErik Mer-
rizzi, Wounded by Explosive Thought to Be Out Of
Daneer.-Ferdinand Jokes With Companions About
Seemingly Unnecessary Precautions When He
Receives His Mortal Wound
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
Mexican Loan Arranged

Mexico City, June 29.--Seyeral local
banks. It was learned today, have
agreed to take the bonds of an interior
loan which is to be floated by the
Mexican government within the next
few days.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29

of the breach between villa and Car
-anza, however. do not disturb the Of
ficials here. Alfredo Breceda, per
sonal representative Of Carranza here,
asking for definite word about the
mediation conference as soon as pos
sihle.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
American kIIIed BY indians

The death OF Thomas Farrell, an
American, at the hands of Yaqui In
dians, at Represo, few miles from
La Colorado, was reported today to
the state department by Consul Hos
letter at Hermosillo. who stated that
it is supposed to have occurred on
June 26.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-15

w. Van Buren, ST., found at foot or
stairway. William ]. Mayworm, 81,
1912 Seward St, held. Roomers at /
Van Buren, st. house held
Two armed raided Hotel Pardue, !
Ala S. Wabash av. Got $29.86. Failed
to open safe.
John Peprauskies, SO, 1896 S. Hal
sted St, struck by elevator at Peo-
pies Gas, Light & Coke Co. building.
Dead
Traffic on Evanston branch North
western 81" delayed. Freight train
left rails and blocked tracks.
AID CHI
J.{J. Shubert, theatrical producer,
bid on Inter-Ocean
Joseph c. Braden, 1891 Prairie av.,
fell down elevator shaft at University
Club. Dead.
Total vote cast in municipal cleo
ton, 4S4,57O. Woman's vote, 169,-
7O7.
Eugenic marriage of Miss Ella
White and Thomas c. Cornell hit
rocks. Couple want divorce after
two years.
members OF EquIty Co-opefdIlVe
Exchange insist marketing and farm
credits conference is dominated by
big grain exchanges. Equity men not
admitted to conference.
Three negroes, two preachers, ar
rested on complaint of Daniel
Sweeney, 464S S. Wabash av. Alleg-
ed to have taken Sc chairs and organ.
Mrs. Winifred Casey, SO, 1857 w.
9th St, went to Stockyards station
to be sent to infrmary. Threatened
to end life if refused. Daughter i'll,
husband unemployed.
N. K. Fairbank Company, Illinois
subsidiary of American Cotton Seed
Oil Co., reduced capital from $3,OOO,-
900 to 81 900.
Mrs. Charles K. Kayser, Wheaton,
to head mounted SURFACES May 2.
Armament NAV ne reached he
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-15
INTERESTING LOCAL NEWS ITEMS


Lake Forest remains dry. Com
mission government defeated. Mil
lionaires feared saloons.
James Mccune. 319 S. Green St,
knocked down by William Warning
ton. Skull fractured. Warrington
held. .'
William Anthony Mcclure must APP
pear before Judge Newcomer and ex-
plain reason for lodging debts.
Eva Braunze, IS, 1907 W.. Taylor
ST., denied beau, turned on gas. Re-
vived.
Miss Helen Morton, Lake Forest
society woman, must pay $4,000 to
Fred Rose, man thrown by woman's
horse.
Albert Boersch, 46, 1928 HaIsted
ST., held for murder of Arthur Dolson.
Second trial of Asst States Attor-
ney eBrnard ]. Mahoney on vote
fraud charge may be ended today.
Wilson Brothers, 52s S. Fifth aV.,
filed $2,362,O18.74 tax schedule with
county assessors.
Christian Daniel, 4815 N. Christina
av., fell from building, Fair pl, and
Halsted st. Dead.
Mrs, corinne Lennon. 6637 S. Hal
sted ST., missing.
A. S. McGregor, federal post Office
site inspector here. Nothing said
about West Side site.
Will of Fire Marshal Charles F.
Seyferlich filed. $4,000 estate goes
to widow
Julius Glenn. negro detective SER
geant, given so days for fighting with
court. bailiff for possession of pris-
oner Judge Stewart later rescinded
order
Body of Frank MeritoWitz found in
Desplaines river. Death accidental.
Gov. Dunno to start work on Lin
cold highway. Legislators and may
ors to handle shovel.
Woman reporter refused admit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
Face Covered
With Pimples-
Resinol Cured

Atlanta. Ca. April 2t.--~My face
was covered with pimpies which de-
fed creams. soaps and cosmetics.
They. were q source OF constant hui
initiation to me. by the time had
finished q cake OF Resinoi Soap and
half a Jar OF Resinol Ointment. my
skin was soft as velvet, and ms
smooth. Ny friends were stunned,
and everyone asked me what had
done. When I told them. think
they hardly believed Il. for the
transformation was simply won
derful.
Since then I have been using
Resinoi Soap and shall never be
without II again. for I have learned
the delights OF q clear, soft, beauti.
full complexion that may be attain.
ed by its constant use" (Signedl
Miss r. r. Gaddis. 2s4 South Pryor
st.
Resinoi Ointment (50c. and
1900. and Resinoi Soap (25cl,
stop itching instantly and speedily
heal eczema. and other skin
humors. dandruff. sores. burns and
piles. Sold by every druggist. For
free trial write to Dept. i6-R. Res
mol. Baltimore. Md. Don't be fooled
by substitutes" for Resinol offered
by few INSCRIPTIONS dealers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
.acDougall-S outhwick

der.
suppose, Cynthia Grey, II you
have read this far, you are wonder.
Ing why | didn't write a sensible let
ter TO the editor, asking him these
things about newspaper work. The
answer is this: want a personal
reply. ! want you TO take the per-
sonai attitude In answering this let
ter that you take In the rest Of the
answers OF your column. ! want
your opinion TO be given as freely
and as personally as though ! had
asked you for some motherly advice
concerning my unhappy love affair.
The editor would be brief and imper-
sonaI-h he answered at all. which
you Will admit is doubtful. But you.
I hope, will be lengthy and personal.
VIII your Sincerely yours,
N. r. L. A.
A--The Cynthia Grey you have In
mind is a Pigment OF your own mag
nation. am really a very matter
of-fact woman, just trying TO be
more than an indifferent newspaper
woman.
broke into the newspaper
game" by doing as well as possibly
could work that was very distasteful
TO me. Now, feel there is a wider
scope ahead of me. and expect to
reach IL by doing-not indifferently,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
Second Av. and Pike ST

but the very best can--the work
am In.
know what the yearning to adj
vance means; how hard the things
that brook progress seem to be: but
| have learned that often the things
| thought were hindering me, were
really necessary for my advance
ment.
Do your work where you are--not
indifferently well. but the very best
you can--and nothing can hinder
your advancement.
One of these days you will wake
up TO findsyour dream has become a
reality. for have found that every
thing ! want / get-not always
when want Ii. but some time
From your letter | believe you
have talent. Use II only for the
good OF mankind. and ii will find its
own channel.
Live today-leave to God tomor-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
Muscular Rheumatism Yields
Quickly to Akoz Treatment
Mrs. H. Johnson Gives Strong
Praise for Mineral
Remedy.

Mrs. II. Johnson. OF 4toe Forty
sixth ave. southwest, Seattle. whose
husband is well known as chief petty
officer of the u. S. s Explorer. has
iust recovered from a painful attack
of muscular rheumatism, with which
she suffered for two years. She gives
full credit for her recovery 20 Akoz,
the new California mineral, that is
proving so efficient in the treatment
OF rheumatism. stomach. kidney and
bladder troubles, eczema, catarrh.
piles. ulcers and other ailments.
Muscular rheumatism in my right
shoulder caused me such pain for
two years that suffered sharp pains
every time | moved" said Mrs. John
son. MY sleep was broken and /
lost my appetite. but Akoz has given
me complete relief.
"By using the Akog compound ex-
ternaliy over the affected parts and
by drinking the Akoz internal water.
| was pleased to note that the pain
left me entirely In few days, l
now sleep soundly and have a splen-
did appetite. AlSoz Is surely "A fine
tonic and sure remedy for rheuma-
tisp."
Akoz is natural mineral, free
from Injurious constituents, and is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
Absorbs Skin, Chases
Wrinkles-Young Again

The shock Of hehoiding yourself
In the mirror after nine long weeks
a bod nearly causes a relapse. The
faded face. with It's lines 81 iiiucaa
and worry. seems twenty years
older. Nobody would think that
they could attend n wedding eleven
days off after a glance IN the glass.
Here Ia tho secret Just procure
an ounce OF ordinary msrcoiissd wae
at tho drug store. which you spread
on ltk. cold cream. washing IL off
naxt morning. Apply nightly and
80 absorhs the wttheref skin 20
gently that you experience no dis
comfort. Upon the wedding morn
tn. paiiif complexion has given way
20 one OF youthful color and love-
liness
There won't be a wrinkle. This
due TO a wash lotion made by dis
solving an ounce OF powdered sano-
lite IN half-pint Of witch hazel.
Tits daily face bath disperHes every
line Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

I'm tho spring OF 1924 ] was at
tackled by Muscular and Infiamma-
tory rheumatism. I suffered as
only those who have II know, for
over three years 1 tried remedy sf-
ter remedy and doctor after doctor.
but such relief as I received was
only temporary Finally ! found n
remedy that cured me completely.
and II has never returned. I have
given II 10 number who were tor
ribly afflicted. ana even bcdridden
with rheumatism. and Il effected n
cure IN every case.
n want every sufferer from any
form of rheumatic trouble to try this
marvellous healing power. Don't
send cent simply mail your name
and address and I will send II free
10 try. After you have used II and
it has proven Itself 10 be that long
looked for means OF curing your
gheumntism. you may send the price
~ II, ono dollar. but. understand, 7
40 not want your money unless you
IRE perfectly Satisfied 70 send H.
ISN'T that fairg why suffer any
longer when pnaitive relief Is thus
offered you free7 Don't delay Writs
today. "NAVK r. JACKSON.
NO 7fs Quincy Bldg
"Syrseusa \, X"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

al am a constant reader OF
your letters. 90 ! come to you for
an answer.
Last night met a boy friend
who asked me 20 take n walk with
him, 80 did. When we walked
about three blocks he got n little
fresh, saying all kinds OF silly
things. stopped and said: ~ you
can't act like a gentleman Instead
on tough guy you surely can't
walk with me or speak TO mo any
moro. as I am not the kind Of q girl
TO get fresh with" Now, Miss
Grey. was I right for calling him
down that way7 Please answer my
question, al want my ehums 10
see u because they said shouldn't
have called him down. Who Ia
right, my ehums or ~ remain
EIGHTEEN SUMMERS.
All a boy doesn't show manli-
ness enough TO respect the girls he
associates with. the girls should
certainly show him his mistake:
but. one should be very sure OF the
intention OF the boy,
al am a little girl 8 years old.
and have a beautiful big doll. but
Its hand ard toes have turned
black. would like 10 know how
can clean them 30 as 10 bring their
natural color back again. The
fingers have also worn of and
show the bIsque. N you Will please
tell me, ! shall have It's picture
taken and send you one. and thank
you very much. l.. D.
Al think. dear. you will have
10 take your doll 10 a place where
they remedy black toes and hands
for little girls dolls.
al have written you once be
fore. but received no answer.
Not quite two months ago I had
an Introduction 70 a young man
through another young man friend
Of mine. who told me that this
young man wanted 10 meet me for
q long time. He tried 20 make
uome dates with me. but ! gave him
no satisfaction.
Since that night he has no,
spoken 10 me but once. although
meet him quite often. OF course, 4
do not care whether he speaks 20
me or not. for do not care for
him. but nevertheless I think Il
mighty strange for him 70 pass me
without speaking after telling me
that he wanted 20 meet mo 90 bad.
have my own Ideas about why he
10 doing IL; but. OF course. . may be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
PUBLICMARKETS


Stall o. choice fresh shAd. zoe and sc
each. shsd roe. sc ID. Chinook salmon.
iso ib.s haiihui. lbs Ice. silver snslis,
t0c n stall iet. choice streNbeFries. lee
and lee. strinx beans fsc 10. cueumbsrs.
50 each. stalls 1915. Aloha sliced pine
apple. ise can. lee can sardinrs. Sc, see
can baking powder, ise. stalls ~. bone.
less brisket cornsd beef iSe ID pickisd
pork ibc ID Virginia bacon. zor ~.
stau i0t. Aloha sliced pineapple. zoe
cans sbc. Heinz Ice edn baked beans, ?
for use. best peanut butter. ihc stalls
100 TO ia. J cans tomatoes. 1tcs cans
cove oysters. stc. 10 bars laundry soap.
15c. MS. fancy rnisins. csc ~ Pike at.
veal roast. 1sc ID. veal stew. i2te. ham
berger and sausage. foc ~. round steak.
eur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
HONOR PIONEER

Arrangements are being made by
tho women's Pioneer Auxiliary for
honoring Mrs. u. T. Denny. only
remaining living member OF the 1T.
tie party which landed ut Alki
Point In 1851. On June a tablet.
bearing Mrs Denny's name. will be
unveiled at Louisa Boren park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
PIKE PLACE

Stall 80. fresh habitat. lbs. 7sc. an
chovfes. loo 10 smoked salmon. 2Oc III,
stall Is haifbut cheeks, lbs. 1tc. fresh
salmon, i0e ~ linz cod. lbs iHc. Stall
So. red snapper. lbs. ace stall 1911.
Eastern smoked herring. 20c can. Finnan
haddie. t5c H. stall II. extra fancy Ken
nswtck strawberries. boxes itc. Stalls
~ and IS goossberrfes. 6 lbs. 2bc
lbs asparagus lie. grape fruit. Sc
each. Stall SO. cucumbsrs. for
Toe. rhubarb. lbs. zoe. Stall 81. to-
matoes. 20c ID. homegrown asparagus.
lbs asc: cauiifiower. ise head. Stall
"a. lbs. spinach. ioc. fine string beans,
lbs. 9sc Stalls st-sb. fancy apples loo
dox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

stalls iz9-l32, summer sausage Csc ID
cottage cheese. Toe 10. Stall $50. hang
ing baskets 75e each. geraniums. Ice
sach. staii ~. haiibut, ? lbs ibci salmon,
lbs 25c stall act. haiIbut cheeks.
lbs CSC: white salmon. Zoe 10. stalls
s2s-a2s. shad roe. $50 ID, soies. lbf.
fsc. founder. Sc ~ sturgeon, iTifc ID
stall ass. home grown peas. Toe 10
stall go5. asparagus. ioc can. , cans pork
and hsnnr abe stai los. Butternut
bread. o. loaf old fashioned cookies. Toe
doz. butter rolls. Toe dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
SEATTLE KEEPS
SABBATH WELL.
CHURCH DECIDES

CHICAGO. May zi.-with 500
delegates In attendance. tho i26th
general assembly OF Preshyterians
convened here today In the Fourth
Presbyterian church.
The election OF a moderator was
the first business to come before
the convention.
The First Presbyterian church Of
Seattle. OF which Rev. Mark A.
Matthews Is pastor. was given
credit by the Sabbath Observance
committee for cleaning out vice In
that city.
Seattle keeps the Sabbath bet.
ter than Boston" said the commit.
tees report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
Most Children's Diseases Start
With a Cold.

Restiessness. feyerishness. an In
famed throat and spasmodic cough.
maybe whooping cough Is starting
In. Give Foley's Honey and Tar
prompaiy. II helps the children so
very much. and Mrs. Shipps. Ray
mondsville. Mo. says: Il got fine
results from II and II Is a great
medicine for whooping cough"
For sale by Bartell Drug Stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
NgM MY WAk
&mez&H Ax-

used 90 90 with the young man
that introduced US and had been
out with him several times about
the time got this introduction, and
I think II all comes from there.
Please tell me what you think OF H..
don't care snap, but still would
like 20 know. Thanking you In adj.
vance, ! remain PEGGY.
Al see nothing beyond the fact
a young man seemed overanxious
10 meet you. and because you did
not see III 20 welcome him 10 your
friendship on sight, refuses TO
speak 10 you.
o.--(D viii you kindly tell me
what 10 do 70 take out grass stains
from a very sheer white dress and
Isle stockings. az my baby 10 al.
ways getting her clothes grass
stained. and would like TO know
what TO do In the future.
(2) Also. could you tell me OF
some simple and inexpensive rem.
ody for what people call black
heads7 have 30 many and only
on the chin.
Thanking you kindly,
AN INTERESTED READER.
A.--Alcohol or ether will remove
grass stain. In using the latter,
work In the open. and do not inhale.
t2l To remove blackheads. al
bedtime steam the face. pat dry
with soft towel. and apply "A good
cold cream DO this several times
week when the blackheads
have become quite soft, remove by
pressing 80 not squeezing very
gently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
FALLS 20 FEET;
he FEELS SORE

Louie Olson. with boon com.
panion. expressed the Joy OF living
at key too high to suit the pro
prietor Of the Sun hotel. $50 Main
st. last night.
He came and locked them In.
Olson feared the police. He low.
cred himself from the window with
a bedspread. But the spread broke.
The police say he fell 30 feet OF.
son admits II was two stories.
Il feel sore all over" he said to-
day at City hospital