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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28

Tydol uarori=es fast. Tydol gives free.
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gallon and power for huge loads on this
mixture of S parts of air to one of gasoline.
1t eliminates almost entirely contamination
of the lubricating oil. Yet Tydol costs no
more than ordinary gasoline.
Order your trucks to use the S to adj
lustment (See the chart above.) Have them
fill with Tydol. Tydo! ,oU operate on the
rich mixture required by low grade gasoline,
but it is specially made to gain the advan-
tages of this famous, lean Is to | mixture.
Instruct your drivers to get their fuel
at the orange and black Tydol sign. Get a
filling of Tydol for your own car today.
TIDE WATER OIL
Sales Corporation
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28
DEATHS

AII.EN-Entered into life eternal on
Thursday, May q, 1920. e. Huntington
Allen, in the goth year Of his age
Funeral services at his late residence, 379
Grand av., Brooklyn, Sunday, May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28

MOORE-In New York City. on weans..
day, May 26. 1920. John c Moore, in hi.
SD year. Funers services at the resi.
dence OF Mrs II. Il. Bricken washing
ton ave. Westwood, y J. on Satur5sy
May %. 1920, at 2 IS p. m Train.
leave Jersey City. Erie depot, az IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28
OOO Trucks
tree from engine trouble, getting
high gasoline mileage

NTE1THER. heat nor cold, rain nor snow
/ y stops the 600 trucks of the New York
Telephone Company.
Delays for engine trouble, layups for re.
pairs must be avoided in work like theirs.
Long ago the officers of this fleet de.
tcrn,ined that these machines must not be
operated on sluggish gasoline. Such fuel
requires rich, wasteful mixture of 8 parts
OF air TO one of gasoline. 1t vaporizes slowly.
1t communicates the lubricating oil, causes
friction and wear, deposits great masses of
carbon. ,4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28

WRIGHT-At Roosevelt Hospttadi,. horne me
morning of May =. James os ysbsl
Wright. beloved hnaoand 90 q bis
age. Private services VIII be heLa .nt
his home in FAIRFIELD. Conn int conn
at Oaklawn Cemetery, Fairfield I'm"
YOUNGER Wednesday, May r. ~ ~.
Stella o. Young, aged 80 ysaas,asnce.
neral services at her late restuetHy
IS Wyckoff st. Brooklyn. on Sa''iON'
May 90 at $50 p. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
CAN'T BAR NEGROES,
~ ONE RULING

The national committee voted TO.
day TO serve notice on Southern
republicans that they must not
hold district or state conventions
IN buildings whore negroes are bar.
red
The vote WIS made on the mo.
ton OF Committeeman Warren Of
Michigan. and followed the contest
In the Second congressional district.
where the decision was made that
the white delegation was legally
entitled 10 the seats
Evidence was offered during the
hearing on the Oklahoma contests
tending 20 show that negroes we're
barred from tho district convention
which was held at the biggest hotel
ir huHkogee. Okla Warren pointed
out that his mot on did not apply
particularly 20 tie Oklahoma ca -
The committee voted to seat The
regular delegates from The second
congressional district Of Oklahoma
who consisted OF L. O. Disney. OF
Auskogee. Okla. and q. O. Gram
OF Stilwell. Okla Their alternnies
arc John Raper. OF Covetn. and
y. II. Snlder, Of MuskoEce. The
seated delegates are white and arc
for J. L. Hamon OF Oklahoma The
defeated delegates. believed TO lie for
Wood. were negroes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
INITIAL VOTE MAY
SHOW THIS RESULT

The entrance OF Jacob L. Iiamon.
or Oklahoma. In the race for the
nomination has resulted in further
distribution OF the delegates Ac.
cortiinK 10 the best obtainablc infor.
nation the vote on the initial ballot.
exclusive OF the 50 contests yet 10
be decided. might be.
Wood. eii. Lowden. i7f: johnson.
III. Nicholas Murray Butler. IS.
William G. Sproul. 76. Senator War
rem q. Harding. IS. Governor Calvin
Coolidge. 20. senator Howard suth.
erland. 10. Senator Miles Polndexter.
IL. Hamon. IL. fudge J. G. Pritch.
ard. 4
This relative standing Ia subject 20
daily fluctuations as the result OF
decisions In contests. political ma
neuvering" hnd-to accept the word
Of several veteran. politiciang-the
sensational testimony ht tho sena.
torial investigation in Washington
of campaign expenditures
The first divisions In votes NJ the
national committee relative 90 the
coniestinR delegates came yesterday
Tho first was on the tenth congress.
sionai district Of Minnesota and the
second on tho NTH Missouri The
Minnesota contest was between a
Johnson and wood delegation, the
former winning. Sc 20 ~.
The next division war on tho mo
ton 20 scat the I.owden delegation
in tho fifth Missouri district. op
posed by a wood delegation. This
was defeated. - TO 20 But this nc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
ny HAROLD -. JACOBS

CHICAGO. June s--The repubii
can national committee resumed It's
hearings OF contested Delegates today
with 80 OF the J22 cnHes disposed Of.
The disputes In six Of the ~ states
affected had been adjudicnted while
tiree others were partly finished
The apparent score 20 date In the
matter ~ delegates seated wnH;
Governor Frank O. Lowden. 81.
Major General Leonard wood. 4.
senator Hiram Johnson. 2
Ia the ease Of the Fifth congres
slonal district OF Missouri. both the
t.owden and Wood delegations OF
two men each were thrown out
THIS reduces the total temporary roll
Of the national convention 90 9s2
and makes only 492 necessary for
choice
Owing 10 m. fact that I'm the Dis
triot 81 Columbia and the incomplete
ease OF Mississippi both contestinR
delegations were supposed 10 be for
Wood. the score OF defeats IN con.
tested delegates 80 far. including the
disfranchiHed Missouri district wa
Wood gB f.Owden 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
WRECK HOUSES
IN IRISH RAIDS
britain Prepares to Send
Over More Troops
nv WEBB MILLER

-, une s. Despite the re
ts'-,.,sh o. strong military re-
or. sss to ireland. movement
i :, ,.ssi,tional urrops was imminent
taay u.t .,s War
ln' nave arrived az plymouth
se /. vas said 1900 marines and
sae' han 1000 members Of the
n.,sr regiment would e'"''tN '''
p I~ on Friday
-. IA. no sign 81 an aeate'
~ !, seinn Finn attacks on m'le
81 N u and other governmen,
~ = ireland. within the last SO
$50 .,re, barracks % four coun'
w. ~ attacked. The Earrisons
r. s. .uceesstul in repe'ling all as
,,.. violent attacks yesterday
,v nigh, were against barracks
p,,rey. County Cork and FeniI
s.1n,y Merry. At Rlarney the raid
49, .Nsrnrandeered a hotel adjoining
Z. BARRACKS and placing explosives
-, the barracks wall blew up
$500, The <are tactics were fol
"a a, Fenlt. whore the raiders
,,,,a nearby houses, from which
49, pour~d flaming petrol against
~n-aekS An roads leading from
I. town were blocked With harbcd
=. Nv the raiders. who also dam
- me harbcr and railway works.
nrrIrN June - DELAYED -
,.,,,-4te attacks hy large bodies %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MRS. SCOTT
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

GUS criminals. al time when Seattle
most needed such a man. lilo had
intended. a. soon as possible. Co send
for hts family and establish a home
here.
Tho sheriff found his new deputy
\ more valuable man than he expect
ed In few months scott had
solved half a dozen mysteries, had
rounded up two gangs OF diamond
thieves aud recovered $4,000 in
gems stolen from Cyril Cohen. pnd
an almost like amount In diamonds
stolen from Henry Kyor had ar.
rested or aided In the arrest. OF soy
cral murdcrcra aud had otherwise
distinguished himself as an officer.
Meanwhile. with the home In Port
hand 10 keep up and his own maintc
nance TO pay Tor here. he found that
money saving was slow and tod
GUS process. But he saved a little.
scrlmplng on his own expenses so
much 80 that the suit OF clothes ne
wore when hc was killed. which was
his only suit. WAS 30 thin at the
knees that the undertaken patched
IL before burial.
A few days before his death he
had sent 10 his wife si25. This. and
check for some expenses he had In
CURED in making some inventiga.
tons for the county. was all there
was left to pay for the funeral. II
cost Mrs Scott every cent she had
There was no Insurance. lnsur.
ancc companies do not consider dep.
uty sheriffs engaged In hunting
criminals preferred risks.
Vaughn had a long talk with Mrs
Scott before abe went back 20 Port.
land.
she told me- said Vaughn. that
while her husbands death was ter.
rihlc blow 20 her. II was not the
disaster that parting with her chill.
drcn would be. don't think hhe
could stand IL IN give them up. even
II IL was right that she would have
TO. because she Isn't strong woman.
She Is very frall. woman that
should be sheltered instead ~ being
forced out into tho world with her
heart broken
The star doesn't know how the
people OF this town feel about ~.
but generally when the s. q. \ goes
GU, for some deserving person plenty
Of people arr ready To ceme 10 the
front with purars open.
So. let's so, Let's keep Mrs. Scott
and her babies where they belong. ~
home. together
Send u 90 The Scott Children. In
car OF Tho star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
Widow Is Awarded
Personal Effects

Helen G, Chincry. widow OF
Charles chlnery. one OF the victims
o. the wrecked Princess Sophia.
which foundered In Alaskan waters
In November. 1918. was awarded a
pair OF marine glasses. ssa50 In cash
and other personal effects OF her
husband. by order OF Judge Nctcrcr
IN the United states district court
"Wednesday. The property was re-
covered by the Deep Sea salvage CO.
r~>-~>~>~~~>r>>>~~N~~ N>--~NS>~~~~ e~>>.~~~
armed men were made simultaneous.
~ last night In County kcnEs
against the police stations at Clara
and Geashiii. "a miles apart.
The Earrlsons finally repealed the
attacks.
Attacks against the Mullinhvat
and Kilkenny police stations were
frustrated by the arrival OF cavalry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
GREAT BRITAIN IL
NOT 80 EAGER

Great Britain. on the other hand.
il said TO have been ready not TO re-
new the pact had the United States
entered the League OF Nations Even
without this country IN tho league.
Great Britain is said TO be non-com.
INITIAL as TO the alliance.
Because Of the growing Importance
OF her domlnionr. Great Britain will
submit the question Of renewal OF
the pact 10 Australia. New Zealand
and Canaefa.
Observers. who have been watch
Ing the fate Of the alliance with In
tereat. see two possibilities In the
situation which now surrounds n:
An invitation by Great Britain 20
the United states 70 become a third
party 10 the alliance.
Suppianiirg OF the concert Of
powers IN the League Of Nations by
series 81 defensive alliances among
the principal nations Of the world as
result OF renewal OF tho Anglo
japanese pact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
Autos Meet; Driver
Lands in Hospital

James Browner. -. a Metropoh.
tan laundry wagon driver living at
tT5i Fourth ave -. T.. Is In the city
hospital Thursday with pos.
aible fractured skuil IA tho result,
OF an automobile collision between
hts machine and an automobile
driven by Solomon Helm. 1884
Evanston ave. The accident oo
CURED a. ~. io:nd ut and Green.
wood ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
ChIdren's Slayer
Hunted by Posse

EDMONTON. Alta. June Posses
wers searching IN, woods near Ma
noia today FOR Thomas Mum. \
horne-teader. following the brutal
murder Of Sylvia Macdonald. IS. and
her brother. Otis. 10. whose bodies
were found yesterday. lie Is said 20
have iured them into tho woods.
where no attacked the little girl. then
crushed the skulls Of both children
with a club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
Box Car Defendant
Is State Witness

A second defendant In the Auburn
bo1car conspiracy case now on trial
before Federal Judge Cushman
turned states evidence when at the
opening OF court Thursday morning
Edward Bourdeil. former brakeman
on the ". r.. withdrew his plea OF
not guilty and substituted one OF
guilty.
william Ratciiff. freight conduc.
tor. turned states evidence at the
opening OF the trial last Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
Boy of S Rescued
by Buffalo Police

BUFFALO. y. Y. Juno 5.---Jean
Valentine. alleged bldnapcr Of I'd
ward Laiselie. Jr.. byear-oid non OF
Edward LaBeIie OF Atlantic City.
was arrested here today and the
child was recovered.
At the time os the arrest the child
was not with Valentine. but the al.
legged kidnaper told the police the
boy waS In a house az No. ia WIKI.
inson 81
Tho child wns found ht the house
where Valentine said he had left him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
Lowden Leads at Chicago
in Number of Delegates

| ton lost most o. It's significance
when the committee decided 20 re
fure both delegations seats
The committee voted unanimously
60 seat J Ter. Mccall OF Nashville.
Tenn, as the delegate from the
fourth congregational district Of Ten.
ncHsee. Mccall h Understood 10 be
for Wood 7 G Moore. OF Nashville.
was seated as McCali'n alternate.
The seating Of Mccall and Moore
was made following an announce.
ment that the official delegates.
Harry -, Luck. OF Nashville. ana
his alternate. j H. Austin. Antioch.
l. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
Played African
Golf; Fined $50

Five men charged with gambling
at Ga Jackson 81 were convicted and
fined $50 Wednesday In police court.
The men fined were Frank Rossi. 30:
Vlncenzo Punute. -: Pete comas.
%. Frank Constantine. 90. and Tony
DeBallls. 81. Sergt. =. II. Jennings
testified the men were shooting craps
on a table 10 the basement Of the
above address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
DEFEAT VILLA
IN CHIHUAHUA
Bandit Chief FIees and Is
Being Pursued

WASHINGTON. June s-Frsn
cisco Villa was defeated when he at
tackled the city OF Parrm. Chihuahua.
yesterday the state department was
advised today.
VIVA suffered some losses and q
now being pursued By Ignaolo En
1dues. former governor OF chihun.
hua' ami the present military com
mandcr OF the chihuahua district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
These are Seattle Cases:
Myrtle Street

Henry Pearce iios Myrtle ST. says: II was hurt by
falling down with a heavy sack. and the sack landed
right kidneys. injuring them some two years
Many times when stopped terrific pain
struck in the small OF my back. and had TO raise
up by inches. l had to the kidney seeretons too
often. and they were highly coored. also had dizzy
spells. and everything seemed to be going around In
circles. l Doan's Kidney Pills advertised. and
used several boxes They rid OF the backaehe. and
made my kidneys well"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
She's Accused of
Owning Wet Goods

Information charging May O'Bricn.
1919 Fifth ave. with possession OF
two quarts OF nondesoript liquor and
n suitcase containing 10 bottles OF
Canadian whisky In violation OF the
federal prohibition law. was flied in
the United States district court
Thursday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
JAPS WANT j. s.
TO enter union
Hope America Will Join in
British Alliance
ny A. .. BRADFORD

WASH NGTO>. June B.
Japanese diplomats here today
openly expressed the hope that
the United States will become n
party 10 the Iiritish-,Iapanosc de
fcnsivc alliance.
While Great iiritain'- views on
this subject are not known def
nitely. II was understood that she
would like 10 have this country
become party Ia the pact.
The date for notification OF the
termination OF the alliance In July
- next. II on this date neither Great
Britain nor Japan notifies the other
nation OF is desire TO terminate the
alliance. the pact will continue In
definitely until ronounccd by either
party.
Negotiations have not yet been
opened between Great Britain and
Japan for formal renewal Of the al
lance. on the strength Of the pro
vision for Indefinite continuation the
mlkado's government has assumed
a policy OF watchfui waiting.
Japan. Il Is understood. win h
satisfied to have tho alliance con
tlnue In effect Indefinitely without
reopenlng OF formal negotiations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
Donovan Street

Mrs. Fred Stewart $40 Donovan St. Some
five years ago was in bad shape from kidney com
suffered pains right through
the small OF my back. and my kidneys irregular
IN action too They caused me much annoyance
this account. Of the family who had received
such good results from Doans Kidney Pills told me
O try them. bought box Doans quickly bcne-
tilted me. and soon relieved me OF the baclache en-
tircly They made my kidneys act all right. too. I
fet like different woman after using Doan's Kidney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
BIRTHS

Darling. }. g, tsnd ave. and W. Mon
BLACK sei ~ 4. =. Seattle. girl
Moore. II. ". sii0 J.. Jefferson st
Shepherd. L. r. -, HIawa,hA pi-
| girl.
Ysiiama. n. isii Thistle st.. hoy.
Tabt. J.. 1919 Dexter ave. girl
Miller. J. T.. $50 Erie ave. girl
Gtantz. j.. i23 18Th ave. girl
Ricktea. x. 1907 y Alder st. boy.
Boyd. a r. 1890 Queen Anne ave-
Galley. IT. O.. 7os 2s,h ave n. girl
/ Lew. 81 H.. SO 10Th ave. girl
lgiddens. T. n. 22i y. ssth At, girl
Phillips. X r.. zoos W. otheilo ct.
philips. n o. sa's els, ave s. w.
shoFren. W. II. Seattle General hos
De Carlo u. ai.i nth ave. s.. boy.
Garrett. J., 1910 Boren ave. boy.
| Nnater. Il. C.. iT1s Boyiston ave, boy
Hart. O.. 4i2t seventh ave. s., girl.
! CoreiIa. r.. taif Sixth ave. s.. girl
IGarynHkt -. 1927 OrchH st. boy.
| VoaseIle. r.. o23 Yakima road. boy.
Huntley. O. A.. fi2O Maynard ave.
Donaldson. w. $3.50 18th ave. s. w
boy.
ltovcjoy. r. y. Seattle. girl
Dix. T., 1851 r.. Garfield st. girl
Peterson. G. r C.. $500 18th ave. s.,
girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03

LOS ANGELES. June 5.--The first
regular aerial mail service between
Los Angeles and San Francisco bay
points was inaugurated today when
the eight-passenger airplane "Avion"
left this city at . a. m. for the north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
Irving Street

Mrs. VIM. Bell e42s Irving ST. II ailing
with lame back and kidney trouble some five years
had awful soreness in the small OF back.
and when washed. Il seemed though my back
broken. My kidneys acted rregularly and caused
much annoyance. l tired easily. and everything
seemed big task for to do. Awful pains In the
back OF my head nearly drove wild. one of the
family told me to try Doan's Kidney Pills. did.
and three boxes rid Of the backache. My kidneys
were also put in healthy condition. l felt fun of
ambition. and the headaches left"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
Only $4,000 of
Bonds Now Remain

More than $4,000 or skagit mu.
nlcipal light and power bonds were
sold over the counter" at the city
comptroller office up 20 Thursday
noon. This was the third day OF the
sale. The total amount OF the bonds
to be sold is $500 900. Tho bonds
arc tax free and bear 6 per cent in
tereEt. payable semi annually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03

Ia now possible for airplanc. TO 10.
cate and find ono another even tho
no rendezvous has been made In adj
vance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
Eighty-Eighth Street

Fred NJ. oswald. retired stationary engineer sSth
st.. says. II used 90 be bothered great deal with
weak kidneys. My back achod. and always felt
stff and lame when first got up in the morning AZ
night would have 10 rise several timos pass the
kidney secretions My sleep broken owing to this
trouble. naturally welcomed tho good and re-
suits obtained from Doans kidney Pills Someone
advised to try them and they proved tho very
medicine to straightcn out my trouble. Now. II
tako cold from any cause. feel sign Of kidney
noyanco. I 20 right TO Doans Kidney PMS and few
los fix all right"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Scott. william J., Avola. Seb.....4o
Lyon. Clara NJ. Doniphan. Ncb.. 30
Loss. George G. Burnett ....Lcgai
fIaniin. Margaret s.. South
Prairie ....s....s...-.. Legal
Beezer. Earle f.. Seattle ........2i
McgIugh Frances r.. Seattle ....2i
stone David Sidney. Seattle ....3G
Loughrey. Alice. Seattle ..........3t
Thompson, Elmer G.. Arlington Legal
Sneve. Mabel H.. Silvana ..... Legs
Herman. Roscoe T.. Superior. wis. 20
Brown. Martha T.. San Francisco. &c
stevens. james r. Seattle ........2s
Jackson. Sybil /. Seattle .........22
Wolflin. Magdalcna e. Auburn Legal
Duthie. wallace T.. Seattle ......2i
Swalwell. Gladys. Seattle ........1s
sorrells. Curtis r.. Seattle .....25
Elliott Marion. Seattle ...........2i
Mckay Charles Andrew, Ia
coma ...... ....... go. Legal
Thompson. Marguerite T.. Sc
attic ....t.......t..+ Legal
Raymond Arthur Gordon. Seattle 20
David, Garnet Leah. Seattle ......23
wilkinson John Bernard. Port
orchard .........
Hubbard. seIah Mae. Port Orchard / 3
Vczzoni. Pete. snoqualmic ......27
Staneka. Mary. Snoqualmle .......1C
Taylor. Herbert w. Kirkland ...20
Scott. Martha. Kirkland .........1S
Wallin. John f.. Seattle ...... Legal
ColsOn, Mabel l.. Seattle ..... Legal
Miwa. Seisuke, Lconia. fdaho......3
Esaki, Nobu. Seattle .....-.......27
Thielicke. william C.. Jr.. Sc
u1rk Vera Eleanor. semitic Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
During the nine months end,

March 81. 1890, government eNpen
ditures totalcd s5.02S. goo 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
FRIDAY

. 100 -EaKi~s haii--Puhiie instaila-
tion Of officers Seattle asrin
No /. FrRternal order Of Eagles,
followed By entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03
West Fifty-Ninth Street

Mrs Harry l. Hyatt. 2S35 W. 5ath st.. says: Il was
all run down. and suffered from kidney disease
seven years ago had awful pains through the small
my back. and II tried to lift anything. a stitch
took me the small OF my back | could scarcely
raise up My kidneys acted irreEularly, bothered
INC in different ways. 4 friend recommended Doan's
Kidney pills me and I tried them Two boxes r
licVed Of the backnche. and took the bloa ting
down. My kidneys acted all right again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03

The SwiSs government h expert
mentinr with compressed turf as a
coal substitute.
The broad ax., 1920-07-17
co.mopoIItan su,itr,rIand-

Before the Romans conquered th0
territory now known as Switzerland
L was Inhabited by a conglomeratiOA
VI hostile tribes, for the most part Of
Celtic origin. But the district Of the
eastern Alps in which the present can
ton Of the Grisons is situated was In
possession OF the Raeti. Of mixed Latin
and Estruscan stock. At the time Of the
reutOnic invasion Of the Roman en-
pire, Rhaetia received a certain number
Of German-speaking immigrants, and in
the tenth century was used for a while
Is a basis Of operations by the Saracen
ortgands. who made Europe unsafe.