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Women 10 Perfect Health
the Sign of Strength

Bakeruf1eid. Calif---Dr. rseros's
Favorits Prescription has been .
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when I began taking the 'Favorite
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Go now TO your nearest drug store
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F. ARNOLD, IS,
PASSES AWAY

Frederick Arnold. 90, founder Of
the Seattle borrowed Time club. and
charter member Of the Chicago club
Of the same name. died At the home
OF his daughter. Miss Rosena Ar
mold. bo-z 10Th ave. N. r., Friday.
Arnold came 20 Seattle ~ Year,
ngo from Chicago. where a few years
previously a group Of men whose
ages reached beyond the three score
years and ten" met IN q oobbler's
shop and organized the Borrowed
Time club. Shortly after his arrival
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In Seattle Arnold organized similar
club here. lie waa n close friend OF
Ezra Mceker. perhaps the mort
prominent "oh-umerf VI the North
west.
Arnold IL survived By three sons.
three daughters, ~ grandchildren
and is great grandchildren Funeral
arrangements have not al yet bv~,
completed
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uric Acid causes more suffefsns and
seAee than ansthsng elaN Vita which
tlly - eee n tbs akv 81 fast ilslng
1&fftezcnt exercise and oeeroating "a
nrt nom Uric Acid srcretlens 10 ens
Wtfe ~ terfib.e exlnplomA
n*usuatxta. headache. pyspepeis
*>f Tfeehis< fetmsntation b the
~ f,i@ssss. rcos clfsuissison. KSsnsy
~ It<1ttr Trouble. Hiesptezsncsa. Nsrs-
Dre<<. xtc.. ARE some Of the mere coms
.'tneets srtsrnx from an sssesz %
4hs ksnnsya arr the natural flitsrs Of
t'eo1. erd when they erv oserworked
u s<n not properly carry OFT The pot
@eftxt nso ths system and IN ums
Fase Ibis ure Acla attacks Inc
usssUI.AE FHFUnATisM When Il =
>pe<ttc4 " the ftbfoas tlseues surround
TX ts'. .na s ssssss .ss.sn.naatles
i.AdGxrpRr RHsuNATisn. when
repeatedly sttssk- the nerves % the
Hons RnEuMsfssu ses~a |"
<tNste~. oeut. Neuralgia and sinar~d
' sssss. s q uss ''s xss M src .a,
~ ~ iApairsd action % tAs Kid.
ria Of the eause--shs organ. can
properly fuifiu their noruial fun =
until tAs< coniittua h fenedfsd.
pt dose xupFrrf with Rhnusaatism
and Kidney Medicines. a. no per.
nc rxfi<f all be cxpertsncsd until
Sceen Urls Arld 10 removed and the
Irs assume their natural Acffon.
<hu and AarshtnxlioW Com pound u
1reAtest Uric Acid solvent made. IL
= patent medicine. but the result
- Accumulated kne~ledks ef sxps-
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y Hnd this marvellous results obtained
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~ <xer xpmpounded for thls pur-
One bottle often restores the Rid
0ud Bladder 10 their normal health
0krenGth. Esru IN IN. most agra
Gases or thc<~ of long standing tbs
ovemecf shown after tskfuE the
Arttla should be 10 marked that tnr
rent should no icager b eonsii
- ~ experiment
~ an drug stores Or s<nf post
~ J~vnsr Drug Co. Spokane.
~ 3 mild but thorough LAXATIVE take
4lr4 --AtxcrtsSemea-
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resolved nasmuch the policy the Legion Is 20
political activity
he
articles publication
candidate
this authorize o
sTEfIiEN v. CHADWICK, Poat
G. W. AtDEIY. POST
In meeting this sst day o March.
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TELLS WHAT
TIE IsstiE ~

tsrhs Issue 10 this eampsisn 10 -ho Il
the test quaiifisa 20 serve the citizens
81 Seattle a. their ehisf eascuiits ehs
has the best knortedae % the affairs OF
the eltf. vho BY hls demonstrated pasi
IN public tuAlneAa. can Hiss an assured
futuFer
- hsiisss that whsn fhs public rom
pArss the eandldatsa. that that answer
W their nalhas vii bs waiter v. Meier
They are not aolan 60 permit themselves
80 b confessed ~ other censldsfaiions
hsyipF nothins 20 do ~fh ausiifsesilon
and fttneea
eNoa must also bear IN mind that prse.
tirailY every man appointed br walter Y.
astsf - corporation eng0esl is . fefsfsn.
This " The fsaean whf - many veterans
are actively ssppoFtiaG him IN this com.
palEn.
"ia conclusion I vinh 20 stats tina, !
am nos . fsbdidais fer sng npblie office.
and neither have ! surrendered 70 any
seif Appointed veteran Political tosses M
flsht ~ franehlss ~ - etttaru ~ vets
and woFA Ter ~. usn phe. IN nv opip'
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commission mer
chant. You made
that statements' 80
u made IL.
and ! mean u. !
" as Disguised
with the way AZ.
fairs arr handled
~ the city hall. :
so. u seems.
are other~-
Many others
You would be sur.
priscd to know
the temper Of
he peopl 9.
| when I started
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Learn TO dance ct The Hippo
drome. Fifth and University. ana
you can dance anywhere. Prof. VIII
liam A. Jackson. OF New York city,
teaches all Of the latest steps In
s,age and ballroom dancing. Telo-
phone Elliott ait7.--Adyertlems
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II you wish 70 learn the latest
dancing steps and be mp 70 date.
telephone Elliott sis7. Prof Jack
con. Of The Hlppodroms, Fifth and
University. will teach you. Begin
neru' claasea start each Monday
evening nj 7 o'clock .--Advertlsenent
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rsnisatior. DO not at all times rsprsssn,
~ Of the veterans politically. Her bAss
thsy atways proven themselves the ieyal
friends % the veterans. n 90. Why aid
fhsy refuse 60 indorss sueh men a. Major
HuEh n. caid~sr os Major Malcolm
Douglas. both veterans Of our late var,
able men. who ~ere opposed ~ meg not
Veterans
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ion. 10 the best qasiIfisd, 30 u for prssi.
dent or any ether public offiee
ntrffEs WITH
COUNTER a. EsrIOn
= rouid ask you rsntismsn ~be hsve
addressed this letter 70 me- signing your
aamss as members Of certain posts ~
The Amsfieas Legion. ana have thereby
tried 10 drag the America Legion Into
politics, vhathsr you dld no With the
authority of such postsf You are aSsfa
" the Tact that certain factions are al ?
tempting 20 deliver the veteran vote In
seattle. and I shsrsfose ask whetber you
have addressed a similar ofsanirationf
"fou arr aware that Mr. Meier has
Eissn every consideration 90 the sstsrsns
10 the selection " bia sfnpieTss. aud 70
sftsmpt dirty politics al this late hour u
40 insuit 20 The veterans in Mr.. haisrs
efflre. Truly yepfA
~rifoa ". gwAfE-
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Joyncr's Wonderful
Catarrh Remedy

. now soid by drug stores AT 800
~ hottlr.~-enough for three months.
u YOU have Cassrrh Of the Head. try
~ medicine once and save yourself
&o<dless suffering advertisement.
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By c. Attic

where Is that candidate who said
IL ann elected councilman. VIII LEI
the people know what In going on
down there at the city ham
Here"
-Ahl Mr.. Clifford II. Clark. the
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HARMONY LODGE

Brotherhood % American Yeomsn.
viii hold opening exercises AZ It's
nsw meeting place. the new Moose
hall. at Eighth ave. and University
s,-, TUESDAY night A large class
VIII be adopted
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rsgard q an tnruit 20 the members 81
The Legion
In answer 60 your question No. y
would ask What connection does The col
dierp' bonus have 10 DO with the mayors
pftice " Scatter However. ! am aiad
- state that my faht fcr the roldieru
bonus wnh and u mettcf ~ state Ni9e
knowledge would further state that
walter ". Meter has alwaYS stood Tor
snd nov tacks the soldiers bonus
In anWrsr 20 your question No, 4 VII
SAY thst Walter y. Meier In bis openins
4snpalAp speech. and haA. 10 many sue.
eeeding sddresses, called atteutien 70 ne
Japanese problem. aud has pledged the
people that he viii uae his Influence ~
mayor 10 keep America fcr Americans
Ny position on the Japaness ssfhisien y
we'll kno~n. ! have at All times been fgf
the obsolete exclusion " jspaneee. whioh
yen well know. and wtu admit n fan
care 10 be honest
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James Watt, inventor Of the steam
engine. suffered from chronic head.
ache
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Danoe and be happy. n you do
not know the latest steps. Prof. VIII.
liam A. jackson. late OF New York
city. head OF the corps Of lnstruc.
tors at Tho Hlppodrome. FIFTH and
University. will teach you ali Of the
latest steps. Advertisement
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WILLIAM CAMPuEII. 70. p,o
nser resident % Seattle and q mem
Der o. the volunteer flrp department
that fought tho flames u 1853. did
At his home IN Seattle Friday.
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Danish
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"ip answer 10 Yaur Question No. 9. WI
ptatc that ! am not Engaged " an -
tempt 10 bring The sx,serfiee men under
the centrol ~ anyons. A ceflsln called
veteran peiitieal ossAnlsataa eAsnot ssf
likewise.
Answering questions so. q and :. I
knes 81 20 resson ~hy sx-@rfies meg
hat~nt free moral right 20 NEST and
disruns political or other fanuss q the
u the city and state. not heidtns public
office ~ engaged IN public sofh. sre
not entirely Satisfied With conditions csr-
tAinly slsss them the SANE American
privilege 20 meet. diseuss and 20 ofEah-
iEe. " fheY % desire, a privilege ~hich
you undoubtedly avail yeuraelf 81
Your question No. a. - immstsriai
that u does not deserve an ans-sf.
SAYS HAS N
LAW PRACTICE
ia answer 70 autstfeu Ne, .. - 20
who my employers are. viii sar that 10
the general practice ef The las. nag elienfs
are probably The sane a. those - most
lawyers engaged IN the legal profession.
~ you ere refsrnnE % my connection
% the mAyoraity campAizn. piii say
that mT idss % the qualifications % /.
proper man are sHempllfsd IN tho hiGh
tyre Of eitissnship az fspfessnsed ~
Walter D. Aeisf
THE lnsgnnAsions eontaiaef 10 question
No no are absolutely false. ana an at
tempt % your part. either ~ith Eaihy
kua~isdzs % such faisity. o. as the po-
iitlcai dupes Of someone. 80 place blot
apen tie names ~ GENE % the fiee~i
deserves nee IA tbs state u "AshinE
ten.
Many ro-eailes veteran Political Or
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ion. 10 the best qualified, 30 u for prssi
dent or any ether public effiee
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

you propose TO let him off scot free
poe t intrnd a. & m PROPOSE b 10 ~ MN Sut 40 o pro
the woman's sacred rights her
And should advise you pursue policy may
make suggestion
We thank you suggestion deal.
ing lightly with Julia-wh Miss Lavenf she had explained
the significance graduation
and light infracton might be forgiven But long she
How we know that she has not hoy
and that this properly interpreted would hs?
Very WELL ladies, work It out But please do not look TO
for any substantial assistance whoeheartedly
against axy and association of the under
not grant that when fine lad and outstanding girl become
acquainted and begin couttng billing sweeheartng that
Il must be wrong per Good day"
The sisters sat silent while When they recovered
agreed that perhaps the good Of the school might be best served
II Julia Laven denied all privileges until graduation but
Permitted to remain and with her certificate and the other
Word to this effect Julia who already pre-
had just before the execution The Misses Bained
deig9ed to explain that It was usteepan Justice The com
why then should the girl oil
the punishment for oense that must have been twosded
"oh, pshaw" exclaimed Julia stamping her foot.
The spinsters looked at her in establishment.
Just question" said Julia "Did Toni did the
gentleman to whom addressed the otterdid he tell what
Probably not When the Major left here he had refused
"oh then Tom doesn't know what the note conained?"
Probably not. We trust not"
And Julia stamped her other foot
ITS too late to mend then Now I'll tell you
the truth about it, Tom and engagedhaye been for
anything spoony or sarreptious
romantic ycu are in error 1t is only tip on the horses
oh, come life. Don't you that the grlsyes the
managing get money placed? have friend Chi
who gets the wonderful information been
letting Tommy in some OF 1t.
The words g at third Belmont,
which track in private list compiled He would scan
side Of the list who in that It's horse name
NyD 3 she's pip Why don't you girls put doya
But the Branerd sisters were retreang backward
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Breakers Ahead By JackLait

" EQUATIONS against onepieco bathing suits unsock-
H ngod calves and such things did apply the private
beach Of the private school maintained by the Misses
Brnord "Keloman" outfits OF course. sensible and
for the ms anything than outce
could be- only ia whore malo eyes may need there
be restrictions against thom. And oyos
at the Bralncrd Beach.
That is malo eyes shouldn't have no
from land through the grounds buildings
OF tho seminary, and from the boat could
quartcrmio because tho slope gradual Swimmers
hold back by wire which enclosed tho
tho estate and the girls hold within ropes
far inside those cablos
SO the pretty naiads from State In the Union
up the personnel Of the Branord institute Of culture ordL
ton, mental bunng ethical refining spiritual conditioning
oed the rnobbsh sands and prankod In tho pre- mptod
waters sghingly from thrilling intrusion.
Every day was Indies day. II monotonou8 but It
inyiolae And youth finds distractions
circumstance and within any barriers Of confinement
There always w0tertlmid ones to duck and epash
and breastSroko to be wngod medicine
he contested Tho trumphs hollow. triumphs a.
ways be unless element romance may enter
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And now Summer June had come And June
was the month Of mischief mating with the near ap
proach OF the school there already
unpropous time, n school efficiency and ebb in
disciplinary morale
note sent from Custer boy to of tho seminary
girls In package OF excelsior had been intercepted
Indicated that the writer had already writee twice
The package had been mailed by to a friend In
distant city, to be addressed there GIRL
80 the postmark might get by But It had been opened
as we're all parcels and all letters unless they
envelopes especially designed by tho Brainerds sup
piled to families OF their charges z~~
One Of the girls had been betrayed by Brainerd
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and adventure and haniypanky cracked in tho
ming tmo invited into tho stroIng time bockoned
into the bypah3 and The forest patches nghtFuard was
doubled and the daywatch strengthened.
Thoro village within easy distance, there
mutual ground whore the students OF the
could have easily Tho boys given brief
from time me bat the Brauord girls
posts Of their grounds except go homes for
holidays and term periods. which they taken
buses to the nearest station seen aboard
But IN eight eleven Clusters had married as many
Banodg the happy outcome Initiated in school
meetings and In several o these instances
Opponents before One o. these had engaged
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the gravel path toward the administration headquarters
staccato strides.
Into the office Of the perturbed Misses Brainerd
like bombsheL The spinsers who "in conference
acduousy yammerng the sddng and downfall of Julia
Laven, nabbegased the pudgy military wheeled
right and entered, sauted and said:
what is meaning Of the communication which iust
receiyed7"
There couple of gasped why's" and the elder Miss
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keeper she had given letter to be mailed outside
addressed to student officer Custer The employee like
all the Brnerd servants been trained in the almost air
tight spy system the seminary and she had turned the
cryptic communication to "the Office" With astonished
eyes the Misses Brainerd read:
"8 at s."
Julia Laveu was summoned to the prncipaiss onice.
She readily admitted having sent the note. But she
hay interpret discuss how she had to
be acquainted with the boy for whom It
The major Immediately advised. message sent
the that OF the msbehavlor his
students hitherto unblemshed young about
be dismissed from the seminary in disgrace fortnight
before commencement diploma, honorable discharge
the ly.white perfection which must cothe every girl
who would forth Brainerd spotess
The major listened and boiled.
Then he thought It a moment, banged his hairy
his desk, ordered and rode to Branerd
watchwoman held him up at the gate and him a piece
OF with printed questions whom he might
what he might want which he to m out before
be admitted. But the major handed it back through
pgeonhoe and before the of the aonished maon
vaued his puffy figure right the UP
Service Inc. Britain
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bralnerd rose to her feet
"Men are not permitted
In these grounds, Major"
she quavered.
"Tommyrot, madame"
a n wered the Major.
There are a lot of things
not permitted In these
grounds that | cannot sub.
scribe to. However, here
am. Now, since you have
notified me that one OF
my boys has caused You
great anxiety and has
brought a great injury
upon one Of your girls, |
have a right to know what
It's all about"
But"
"Yes, ma'am. I concede
Whatever you are about TO
say before you say II.
Now. what's the rumpus?"
And the Major sat down.
One OF the Brainerds,
capitulating in view of the
the defenselessness OF the
institution against rough
men who might force their
way In. laconically handed
the note to the Major. He
read It several times.
What the-what does
1t mean?" he asked.
I'VE do not know"
answered one OF the
schoolmlstresses.
why not ask the girl?"
1--WE did. She stubborn
ly refuses to decipher It.
We would suggest that you
ask the young scrapegrace
to whom it was ad.
dressed"
The Major laughed aloud.
you don't think, I hope.
that one Of my lads-a
soldier and a gentleman--
would reveal what a lady
wrote him in code?"
"If he doesn't, sir, he
should be summarlly dis.
missed"
And II he does. mad
ame, he'll be drummed out
of Custer. Good heavens,
ladies, haven't you any
sense OF honor at all? Is
there nothing to you In
this life except that rub
bish that you worship.
which you enormously
choose to stamp as pro.
priety? You would ask n
man to violate a confidence
with a girl who trusted
him at least as far as to
arrange a cipher with him?
We'll, You may; | will
not"
"Your attitude, sir, is
quite incredible. One OF
your students has violated
every rule Of our school
and yours, If we may be-
iieve what you have said
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somewhere; and the defeats wero
stinEloss Ia the same ratio. Not
that the girls werc lovesick or
men.crazy. but thoy were from six
teen on to twenty, and they would
have thought. talked and banded
tho fellows had they been Oh "A
maleless desert island.
A mile or more off was a mill.
tary academy.
Any reader who has gone thus
far in this narrative must have
guessed that n male school had to
be near the Brnincrd haven The
situation is too pat for any profes-
sional short.story writer to pass
UP. and the LONG preliminary about
how carefully the girls were guard.
I'D against the men must have al
ready wlgwaggod to the alert au-
dience that the point OF this tale
will be at least one Romeo running
the blockade. Bless you, that's OK
actly what It is to bo.
In order, however. to make the
nk.,a,tan mara nlausfhlp wo will
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mandan at Custer candesne approaches of HIS boys
their girls.
The major a hearty who understood young fellows
had in the promised that he would do his best
keen the cavaliers who the uniform of his
adjustment from annoying the sisters Brainerd and from h
ing with the girls But he always told the agtaed
all that he could do and all that they
coud do combined quite accomplish the wish they
expressed girls should through their semesers
without much seeing a man
Ladies'" tho major said recognize thoroughly ap-
prove your policy do all within power help
YOU maintain IT, But though you girls better than I am
afraid do might that know boys after hav
ing been myself and after having reared succeeding
erations OF them.
Iy lads are largely, spirited type They of
the wealthier classes. precocious. assertive
"They know that a mile of, hundred pretty
young They that these have been
placed they with understanding that they
be kept away from male They walls
and chains and up around those
girls keep boysmy boys well others and probably
so-from them.
Now what spunky young chaps In such circumstances
could do less than try to those girls?"
Misses Brainerd always shook their heads and
pressed lips audby wondered why
wgu boys should be nsubordnae when they knew
that they specifically forbidden to make advances toward
Bganerd students The major tried hint, gently and
gaany that that why the boys chemed
consprcd the Branerd students But that
academic ladies' and he pressed
the point
The major TRUTH did encourage
breaches for his rules technically strict
But he lost no sleep it. He had realized
lance can only far And he
tory had nation, been able TO
the enemy could not penetrate perfecng
per cent Chinese wall between and girls school
In Winter the problem knutty and spotty But
" e0 spring when the buds began to bloom, when