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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
RAPS
INEQUALITIES

Speaking AZ tho Green Lake ~
brary wednesday night. William
Phelps Totten. candidate for the
state legislature from tho t2nd dis
,rict. called attention 20 gross In.
equaiitioa In taxation and represents.
ton brought about thru public
apathy and indifference 20 their leg
inlativa candidates.
This district comprises practically
10 per cent OF tho states population
and yet has the same number OF
Representatives that communities OF
500 voters have. This IL because
your chosen representatives IN the
state legislature have dihregarded
their sworn duty 20 uphold tho con.
Htitution. which In article H.. section
,. requires that the state be redis.
irlc'ed IN accordance with population
every five years.
We ARE Disseminated against and
practically dinfranchlaed thru the
failure TO reapportion. IL II high
time we were securing measure Of
our constitutional right OF repro
aentation."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Public Markets


stall ~. fts peanuts. 2se. ground
chocoists. 7sc ~. shredded cocaanut. .tc
nj 7sc coffee. ne. tsc. Royal bakins
powder. fscs Bakers chocolate. 3te n.
black pepper. $50 N. stall .s. bacon.
1910 10. pot roast. 100 nj or tails. tto
N rbs. pur. lard. soc Stall 90. fresh
creamery butter, sc 10. : fhs. ssc.
PIKE PLACE
stall II. best cane sugar. ms eee.
f7ko per fao-fb. sack stall 1874. fresh
graham crackers. iso M; whole mixed
piekilng spice. 2sc NJ. clean Easy soap.
3 bars s5c: Joy soap, , bars Zoe. Crystal
White. { bars 2se stalls ~ and ~. s-Tb.
pail pure honey. sse. fresh peanut butter.
ibe NJ, ms. soc.
SANITARY
Stall 100. lbs. best cane sugar, sUo
tall can Bordeua or Carnation milk. &c.
inside white sugar sacks. $50 don. Htailr
zt.ss. bars Feis Haptha soap. zoe: 2
cans corn. peas or tomatoes. 7Sc; chlrar-
dallfs chocolate. NJ. 9Te. MS. Toe. 1
n. INNS bros coffee. 3sc. stan izs, solid
pack Olympia oysters, 7se pt.
CORNER
Stall 100. = big cans milk. 74c: full
cream cheese. $50 NJ. Polar white soap,
bars zscs fresh ehurned butter. zoe. .
cans assorted Jeilo. 9bc: pkss. shredded
whes, biscuit. 2oc. lbs. bulk gloss
starch. 7tc. .s-rb. sack fancy patent
flour. ira; soe bulk coffee, aso.
NEsTLAkE
stall. so-7i. cane sugar. 1880 sscki
Gold Bond flour, ti.7o sack; Westiake
Special flour. 1875 sack. carnation milk,
tail cans 77o, or 1850 case. Stall i09.
steer pot roast, Sc 10. pure lard. ? ms.
a5o. leg spring lamb. 3bc NJ. Eastern
breakfast bacon. soc N. Stall fbs. fresh
eggs. 2 doz. Use; cream cheese. acc NJ. I;
Wisconsin brick cheese. 5oo NJ. Stan is0.
Mason Jars. pts SEC, ats. ssc. h-gais.
fi.2s; jar rubbers, doz. 2gc. ali Jar
lids. 50c dor. stalls 1911. picnic plates.
10 dor. ammonia or bluing, Ice bottle
2 cans peas. 2so, gal. can New Life april
cots. soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

sulifn Cove Termlnsl--Ptsr A--rff Frssi.
dent Grant. str Pomona Pier --sstr
Yokohama Hnru.
Bell Street Termtaaf-U r. G. q. 5uo-
homish. ctr Admiral Watson.
Pier is--str steel scientist.
pier ii-B--ssr Hsgulus.
PIER Str Wilmington. str Edna
Pier z-s,r Coolcha.
Talon Paciric rerminaI---ssr Edward
Lucksnhsch. schr Maxwell
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers--U. n. l. n.
r. Heather.
q. =. shipping Board Moorisxs-atr De-
EsdrtdEe. West Cahakia. Icoulunn. An.
ma ". Morse. West Hsrtiand. wailsnE-
ford.
Connecticut Street rsrminai--sir Niks.
Atlantic street Terminal Motornhip Ken
neeott. str Hsdondo.
Lander Street TsrminAi-fsark Guy c.
Coss
Spokane Street Tsrrninai--str Santa FIa-
via. str Northwestern.
General Pstroisum--str Dspsre. str I'd
more.
Todd Drydocks--r. r. G. r. burnside. u.
y. &. 4 Deiiwood, str Presidsncia-
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging Cc.-~sgtr
Patterson.
Amss shlpysrd q Terminai--absp Bsnt
y Packard. str W. u. Flint. ctr
Roosevelt.
colnan crsosots worss-s,r Horaes x.
Baxter.
West Seattle Training s,ation--u. s.
Eagle No. 81.
wInslow Marine Railway--str paoifico,
str Crffdu. bark Belfast. barge Co
auitiam City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

A1trfponi-errt. sailed. ulat1fanip
California foe seattle.
Ssw ierS--Sspt k--ssli~f. str uathia
star for Seattle ctr Eagle Tor seattle
Philadelphia pit 4--krrtee4 str
Katrina Luchanhaeh ffesa H~atfle. k@pt
Arrived. 80 nrush frozen Nsatsts. sept
f--s&ilcd. afr X I. Lerksah@eh foF -
attie.
Jsehsonvfiis--5~ps. s--Arrtxef. motor.
ship Cape Homais from Hssttl~s
baitoa-Hspt s~-asfisa. ctr Wiiihii1
for Hsat;tai str West katan Tor seattle.
Henskonx-Aspt Arrived. Ets Tai
thy bius from Seattle
shanghai--Espt. Arrived. ctr prssi-
dent Mckinisf from Seattle.
Yokohama sept s~~Arrivsd. str said
ruoka Maru fron seattle. sept f-8tf
Hsk4fs Maru from seattle sept s.
Sailed. str kasA MsFu Tor Seattle. str
ftorstsan Nsru fof seattle.
aan FrancfsFo- sept Arrived. ctr
~. y. Alexander from Seattle. str Wa.
bash FROM seattle. sept e--Arriysd. str
Tainler from Seattle naotofuhip balboa
from raroswa str Wttlgoin ffom Seattle
sailed str Santa Rita for.sssttis. 81 nsid-
niaht. str steel worker for Seattle at
. ,. m. q. a X. +. sirius fof Puget
sound Naval station. a. - a. ~.
Putrt Hsyss-s~pt. s--Passad. str tahn
q. kirkpstfiek FROM Tacoma for San
rsdrcs a. a. m
Astorse4-ssspt- f--ssiisf. str Jacob
Lueksnoaeh fer asssti@. a. m.
Tacoma-Sept. ARRIVED. str North.
Iaud from Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO. SEPT 7.--urain prices
closed fractionaiiy higher on the
Chicago board ~ trade today. st'ho
az slight recesricas from the day :
high levels. Increasing volume ~
export business and reports OF ne-
Vere crop damage by het and dry
weather were the dominating buiiinh
Influences In tho market while a
forecast 81 cooler weather over The
corn belt received near the close.
pressed corn issues Off slightly
ifoVisiona closed steady,
September wheat opened unchang-
cd al eaAc and closed up &c. De-
cenher opened up 40 at ti.olA
and closed up nc May opened un-
changed ht ti0f and closed up We
September corn opened up ~o at
Gt3.e aud closed up &c December
opened up 40 at b7Ac and closed
up sc. May opened up &c al teh G
and closed up sac.
september Data opened up ho at
ato and closed up &c. pecsmber
opened up tse at 49, and closed
up ase MAY opened up hc at Sbhe
and closed unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

DR. y. A. Cerhart. candidate for
King county coroner. was Esos, az
IN. annual reunion and dinner given
By the ladies' auxiliary Of the Grand
Army 90 the Hspubilc. At the Ar.
mory. wednesday. Many speakers
praised his clean and active cam.
paixn and expressed tho opinion that
his platform deserves support Or.
GsrhRrs corrected an impression
gained thru a newspaper error that
no u a resident Of Enumciaw. lie
lives IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

tAhtNfsH @e sept str Admiral
SehieY frosn Tacoma vita Everett. nst-
ltngham aud Vancouver. ~ g.. a. II ..
m str Wilmington from ran Pedro via
san fraueiaro. Al a. M str kdnofs
tfom urays MaFeor, a. aitt a. ns sxhr
Nindanao frein san transieea. at a ut
Sept. s~atg Horace \ Nattsr frvm san
Pedro Via Eagle Hal Dor. a. $40 . "a
4. a l. ~ r. Heather fFon Olympia
Via Tacoma. ~ .. M str fftnes Has
psrt from fstncs kur1Ft va ports. At
site ,. m as fa~4fd t.asksaaaeh frosa
New Aofk Via Fhiiadeiphia. Haieoa. san
frare. san fraaeisee and Portland. at
4.iQ ,. m
SAii-fsn--st4pt str Prince Report
for frines ftupsrt Via ports. 81 tfst4 o
~ str hambuFx Msru Ter Tacotna. a.
tiss ,. M; ~tr ". 7. Harper fer FeiRs
NstiA AZ ga y. m. str tor1ova for
Southeastern Alaska via Nana4me. a.
Sis .. ~. ssr Norihlsna faF Tacoma. a.
1st3 ,. m. str aberdeen Tor TaromA. at
tiSS y uAs s,r EveFvtt Tor San fsdFe
via Tacoma and Everett. a. 1fst y ~.
str rtesstcn for san rsafp VIA Esssett
and Port Ludlow. AZ tiits a m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
DISTRICT NEEDS
REAL ADVOCATE
Craigue Explains Reasons
for His Candidacy

Even II the Smith. Mcgarv hn :.
paased, no district will rean 80.
benefits from y unless II h.. 80.
active and bard.worklng rsprs..nt.
alive IN congfeas.
This is the statement Of Hs,.. r
craigus. a candidats Tor tho ren,,t.
iican nomination for congr.s. =
the second district
''Ths Smith acNary bin" a.,
craigue. provides for tbs r.c,s,na.
ton % swamp and iogged.off lanea
as well ~ arid lands. The sws,n,
lands Of this district comprise about
1000. 600 acres. which offer an a.,
tractive field for the use Of federaI
funds for dlking and dr.lnsvs
Twenty millions Ia but half The eoo,
Of a capital battieship. Can YOU NJ,
visualize the dikes II would bulld
the drainage II would cons,rues
and the stumpH II would pull7
Western Washington Is rsuldlv
harvesting tho great crops nature
provided. Self preservation sho,z(
urge us 10 prepare our waste III
for the building Of prosperous and
happy communities.
Immigration Is becoming a sreat
problem. II II not only a question
of how soon We can Americanlz< IN.
millions that are pouring into his
country from the south Of Europe
but how long II wifi take ua 10 -.
come Europeanized- ! am for clos.
ing the gates 20 all countries for Al
least 10 years 20 prevent the tie
of immigration from oyervhelrniax
us.
Light wines and beer are 'slxn,
sse Twins fathered by John Bu.
leycorn.' They belong 70 one famgv
and cannot be separated. whid
means the open saloon under an
other name. but the smell will IA
the same.
II arm for the enforcement of I'm
law and the protection Of the 18th
amendment. am for the protect.
i've tariff az taught by Henry Gag
and termed by him the Amen<4n
system In other words. 7 am 10
constructive legislation that vii
build prosperous communities. b
lieve In America for American ell
zrns and the guarding Of the Amer
lean home from the eva Influence
OF booze. the protection OF Amer,
can labor. manufactured product
and industry which made this coun
try great and prosperous under tn
Mckinley tariff.
Il had the privilege Of being win
the American army overseas In II
" service. I am for the bonus
The greatness OF the nation d
tomorrow is In the tender hands q
the children Of today. Child iahd
not only . begets unhealthy mind
and bodies: II noursshes In 81,
mids, a growing army OF disloya.
lists 10 she sacred obligation Of zoo
citizenship. A nation can have n
greater concern than the welfare Q
its children"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
MUNGER SAYS
HANDS UNITED

In addressing the Retail trocers
association at the Masonic club Wed
nesday evening. Clark J. Munger
candidate for county treasurer. said
Il am absolutely opposed 70 the
present custom Of clerks picking a
candidate for treasurer from among
the office force. thereby pcrpetuaiing
themselves on the county payroll.
and AZ every county election making
tho treasurer'n office a political
headquarterv. Instead Of the business
office which the taxpayers are en-.
titled 10.
As treasurer. shah demand a
fun days work from each cmpioye.
Political influence viii not keep In
competent persons on the payroll.
nor put others on. I have no 20
iltlcal debts TO pay"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
WOMAN SCORES
DOUGLAS drive
Miss Hohmann Says Boast
ed Efficiency CamoufIage

Speaking NJ the Green Lake ~.
brary Wednesday night. Mlns Susan
G. Holman. republican candidate
for prosecuting attorney, vigorously
attacked Prosecuting Attorney Nal.
colin Douglas campaign references
10 his record In office.
THE heralded efficiency Of tho
prosecuting attorneys office" Miss
Holman said. rs largely camou.
fiaGe. Also. II must be remembered
when Mr. Douglas points 20 his
rccord OF convictions IN murder
cases. tina, 70 per cent Of III. defend.
ants pleaded guilty In advance"
Miss Holman declared that
women are not going into politics 20
scramble for jobs. but 20 fight for
principles and social reforms that
VIII result In better government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
CAMPFIRE GIRLS! PUT
YOUR RUNNING SHOES
ON AND SHOW 'EM UP

Campfire Girls. put on your
running shoes and get outl
The police department has FUR
nished the induoement -Four
members Of each Campfire group
are expected 20 compete In relay
races Saturday. at i.50 .. m. al
Denny field. and the winners. The
police have assured heads Of the
organization. will be- awarded "A
t2S library Of books on Indian leg
ends. out.of.door life and other
subjects that appeal 20 Campfire
Girls.
Girls who are 70 compete should
report TO Campfire headquarters
by Friday afternoon. but. falling
20 do no. they should report GER
tainiy 1T Denny field Saturday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
PEACHES RISE
IN PRICE AGAIN
Heavy and Increasing De-
mand Causes Increase

The heavy and stiil Increasing
demand for Elherta peaches ea"seN
another advance IN the ptlee
THURSDAY on the local market Iho
rise was s cents on box. making
the mark now 70 and Is cents
Attic the supply viii not be cut
short for some time ON the yellow
Elbertas. price advances arc prob
able. white Elhertas are also being
asked for. but are very short on the
street.
Bartlett pears were ur 80 cents
hox Thursday. The exact cause
for the rise was net given.
Butter advanced ono cent a pound
on the local market Dealers are
now paying IS cents for A.gade
tusterfas and selling the finished
bricks FOR as cents. Creamery
cubes are now a. cents n pound,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
PARTIAL LIST OF ALL
MENTS

Tho following " n list 81 tho more
common ailments for which tho HUI
man Bake oven and Curative Eating
treatment IL recommended. There
are many other conditions. not enu-
me rated here. which are speedily
and fRvorably Influenced by tho
combined treatment
Arthritir. Acute and Chronic: Ar
thrills Traumatio: ArthritlH Ncuro-
pethic. or following infectious fe-
verH. Arms. Tennis and Baseball
Arm: Abnormal blood Pressure:
Ankyiosis Of fibrous); Adh.sions.
Muscular: Asthma: Bowel Trouble:
nrights Disease; bronchial Affec-
tons Cramp, Writer'S; Dropsy:
Elimination. Faulty: Feet Cold or
Sweaty: Feet. Flat. Pains OF: Gout.
Acute: Govt. Chronic. Govt. Rhcu-
matte: Golf Leg; Gangrene. Heart
f.aborcd Action. II Functional. Hay
Fever: Joints. Fixed, N Fibrous:
Kidney Trouble: Knee. Houaemaid'H:
Lumbago. Limbs, Puffy. Watery or
Swollen: Liver Trouble: Mainutri-
tion: Myalgin. Me.abolism, Faulty;
Diabetes: Nephritis, Acute and
Chronic; Neurltis: Neuralgia; Metz
rssthenla; Obcsitys pyorrhea. Picuri-
~: Picuritir. rheumatism. Acute or
Chronic: rheumatism. Chronic Artic-
ulnr: rheumatism. Infectious:
SprAinF; Strains; Scinticn; stomach
Troubles. Stiffness following spiins
and cast treatments Of fractures and
dtaiocationa) Synovitis: Tonsils En-
larRed: Toxemia; ticcrH. Naricoae;
Ulcers, Diabetic: Tlccrcd Teeth and
Kidney Ailments, etc. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Motorcyclists Hurt
in Downtown Crash

while dodging a motor truck az
Second ave. and Cherry a.. wednes.
day. Douglas q. Gordon. Y. ~. G.
A., and Richard Merrill. siiT zist
ave. g.. were badly bruised and cut
when their motorcycle overturned.
Both were attended at the city hos
pltai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
States Timber
Money Received

OLYMPIA. Sept. 7.-Covernor
Louis y. Hart today received from
the federal government warrant
for ;ss .aos.ss ~ washlnEton's share
Of receipts from the sale OF timber
for 1929. In national forests within
the state. The money viii be dLs.
;ributed 60 counties In which the
forests are located. 10 be used pro.
portionatsiy for schools and roads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Trade Is EnLipened
on Mem York Market
wAfI. srnrrr IouRNAf. rfNANcIAt. prvtrw

emily
high priced stocks Norfolk
induetras which
Tered
which reached 1889 high at ttkA
tho hleh
eareadlng making felt
cleared activity
" y a =. a.
telegraph Ia w VI linton faes ss ont NJ und states steel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Chicago Board Of Trade
Fatal Mine Cave-In
Under Investigation

fERNfE. n. 9. Sent, 7s--Au'horl'
ties were conducting an investiEa.
ton here today Into a eavs'in "a, the
No. south mine NJ Coal Creek.
which resulted Ia the death. yeaisr.
day. % Dan no,iak and In serious In
iurica 20 George McAndrew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Portland Market Status
Thursdays aassstian.

FHHffHH1s H1"tatl"H<
taffIe--Pscelpts. ga Market steady.
Hsr steers. fT.zguss fair 20 Kpsd
steers. tb.1s87.te. good 20 choice
cows and hsifsrs. stas SIS. tanners,
tfseHs. bulls. taNf. calves. tsGfo.
ueg.--Heceiptn. 1871. Market stsrfv.
Frims mixed, t1.7s9io. heavies, $50
30 50. pigs. te.7t9i0.
sheep--fiscsipt- ~. Market steady.
East of mountain lambs. tto9ii. val.
ley lambs. fsaes yeariing.. tsus.
w~thern ss8T. ewes. ts4t.
Bnttsr--31 q sc -.
Ezgs-nuyinR price. sf1sae don sell.
inR price. a. rfc dox
Cheese--1s q zoe ID.
firns--i1 z7c 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Seattle Men Talk
at Hotel Meeting

PARADISE. Sept. I'D. w Bass
A. J. Barash and ]. J. Kelly. Of Seat
tie. were among the speakers AZ the
annual meeting OF the Washington
stat. Hotel association. which
opened i,m sessions here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

ROANOKE. Va. Sept. T.--Rober,
y. Lee. grandson OF the famous
Confederate leader. II dead a; his
home here after a protraeted IN.
nens.
lee. who was SO years old. IL
survived by his wife and mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
BANK CLEARINGs
Seattle
Reduction Sought
in Tennis Supplies

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.--Tennls devo.
tees declare that " manufacturers
would lower the cost Of racqueta
and balls the game would have an
unprecedented boom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
DIR. Loughney, Famous Dieti-
tian, Publishes New Book
Gree to You POSTPAID"

You will value this hook highly.
We will mail them out FREE. Write
your name and address plainly. aud
you VIII receive your hook nv re-
turn mall. They nro wrapped aud
ready 10 mail out.
NoTt--Dr. LouEhney's bake ov RI.
Treatment offices arc located at the
corner of Fifth and Union, In the
crnry building. Rooms 3t0-3Ii-Jf2-
3t3~3ft.
DIR. Ioughney II sssisted by cem-
pefcnt lady nurses. Hours, % %. IN.
10 y. IN. sunday. q to ~ only,
Telephone Main 02g2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

ROSEBURG, Or.--Mr. and Mrs. s..
A. Estus and son, OF San Francisco.
held up and robbed OF $500 In money
and jewelry on Pacific highway near
Grants Pass. Tourist camp nearby
also robbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Weather Bureau Report

rAFooet ISLAND. sept. A-~s a. A.
'-bsfomstsr ftsins rapidly clear sind
northwest, two miles an hour Passed
cut. larss t~o-mast sts. ysliew stack.
black TOP. at sac a. m. isis A. A.
Passed Ia. ssr NsvnanEer. at ssss =. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

ArFtAE INC necessity ~ tcrfrr'iN"
and Curative Eating Nowhere does
this principle WORK out more har-
mCnieusly than In conjunction with
DR. tsonghnsy's Humaa Bake oven.
The following excerpts are from
The pens % noted medical authort-
aa.tirE EtsTonJIo cALDEuoN.
~. ~. University ~ Salvador. g.
a Ran Francisco. California
lltead before tbs Mrdire-chirurgi-
cat Society
A ~. air apparatus or Human
Take pyen fills all the reaulr~u,e nts
asked foF BY the general practition.
sf. Dry. hot air acts upon the 81.
perfieAAt xesnela. diialns them and
thereby accrisrasinE the circulation
the absorption through She skin BY
opening its pores The hiEhef tenn.
prYnture used the better arc tho re-
sutta Tn. action Sc through active
hyperemia; thereby explaining tho
tRsrrin,.a from IN. New York
Medical Journal. March 10. fp0o.1
austiaE CLARENCE EDWARD
SKINNER. ". ~. ssd writer of
Medical Text neskst
To obtain the mos, profound and
permanent curative powers ~ heat.
bat supplement- and stimuiaie as far
az possible the srophie raconefruc.
tive functions whereby We Increase
the patients constitutional r~siss-
ance. and effective stimulation 81
these processes 10 not possible I'M
lees the higher temperatures from
| 1to degrees y. 10 coo degrees ".
are applied 20 the entire body.
The Human fiake oven IL capable
81 generating q heat of at least
$50 degrees y In fif,esn minutes
and $50 degrees ". In twenty min
utes a, the outside. and % sustain
ing " there for any desired period.
Reflex Effest---Throuxh the reflex
Influence is obtained an emphatic
general hypefemla which. toEether
With the reflex stimulation % tho
| ,rophic nerve supply. results In
greatly accelerated mstahoiisn.
Rake oven tends 20 facilitate cheml-
cal changes going on among lts
component atoms. az applied 70 fhs
human body the direct and inherent
tendency would be 10 accelerate
mstaheiism, which. again. Involves
cell and tissue reconstruction az
we'll as destruction or waste
Nothing like the earn" de gree ~
hea. Intensity can be applied 90 the
skin through the medium ~ mols,
81 this tissue " seriously cndanger-
"a when the temperature OF a wet
Application approaches 40 degrees
~. and the result of tn. contact AZ
ara degrees y. needs only 20 he mem
toned 20 be appreciated. Dry air
can safely be applied 10 the skin at
zoe degrees H.. and tie chhYarteris-
tics and most desirable effects can
not he produced at temperature
lower than asa degrees Fahrenheit.
DIR. EDWARD SKINNER.
New Haven. Conn. October. 1914.
QuetisK rHor. HonATfo WOOD,
". d.
Fourteen years ago Professor
Horasio Wood Of Philadelphia made
the statement that the results Of
! auprrh~atei dry air. or Human Bake
oven Treatments In pathological con-
dttiora rtafrarutf.ua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

Janssn-uAert s~-esiisa. afr SPOKANE
seathteand. At a. an sept. k--H.lsed
ssf Jeffsrsan. hputhpenna. AZ D. m.
Fetersbufx sept k--t4lied ssr $50.
kane soushOouna. az - D ns str JET.
fesson. southheund. al iisss >. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

Al Jnlaon says he wants 20 be
known M ''the Harold Lloyd Of the
stage" since lss saw "Grandma's
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DR.. L0UGH nEY'S
HUMAN
Bake OVEN
And Partial List of Ailments
That Succumb TO Its
Application
ronrwo-T PHYSICIANS
EVERY WHERE

and curative Fa,inr Nowhere does
this principle wnrA out ffurr har.
ncnieusly than In conjunction with
Or. ioughnSy'r Human Bake oven.
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a.st,sr rnor. nonArio WOOD,


Fourteen years ago Professor
Horasio Wood Of Philadelphia made
the statement that the results Of
auprrh~atef dry air. or Human Bake
oven Treatments In pathological con-
ldtttOuR vera "almoaf miraculous"