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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-06
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back

For 40 said DIR. Carey. ]
nave been prescribing my Prescrip-
tion No. III for kidney and bladder
n now thai I have re-
tlred from active practice / have
made Arrangements with leadina,
druggists TO dispense this wonderful
prescription at q moderate price. on
the money. back IL dissatisfied plsn
Beware of kidney disease-thou-
sands die of II every year who ought
10 be enjoying the blessings of life
ana health. Watch the ymDtom
II o have specks floating before
the eyes, puffy eyes. clamm yfeet or
moist palms, backache or side ache,
you ought to get a bottle of DR..
Carey's Prescription No. III RICH,
1t has wonderfully benefited tens
OF thousands of cases of kidney and
bladder troubles and is the medicine
You can always depend upon. Re
suits are guaranteed.
NOTE-Dr. Daniel g. Carey was
a practicing physician for many
years and his great Prescription No.
III aided thousands. of sufferers
from kidney n bladder troubles.
Hereafter you can always get this
effective Prescription at Summers
Pharmacy and all reliable pharma-
cistS the country over. Keep in
mind the name, DIR. Carey's Prescrip-
ton No. TT (Liquid or Tablets).
No other medicine can take its place,
adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-06

Greenland was discovered by an
Icelander about SIS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-06

81 rZ -
We shall be nearer to perfect mo-
aogamy," DR.. Hollander said. Man.
constituted as he Is now. a and
rloes love more than one woman
simultaneously.
The ordinary man can share his
owe between the tender and true
woman. who makes the ideal wife.
ind a second woman who thrills him
ard stirs his emotions.
The ideal OF mankind should be
monogamy. but the love of two or
even more, women. at the same time
IS a psychological fact that cannot
De controverted.
TT is not merely a physical fact,
A: man who genuinely loves his wife,
may be attracted by another woman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-06

by purely emotional or psychological
ter of sex impulse.
w are slowly ascending towards
the more perfect monogamy. / be-
lieve that human impulses are po-
lygamous. but education has taught
US that me mate Is best for man
kind.
w have much to learn from the
lower orders of nature regarding
perfect monogamy. Among anthre-
poid apes. for example. you have the
most perfect example OF the single
attachment of male and female
There are 10 divorces in the Jungle.
The mother low OF the ape is un-
paralieled in the animal world. and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-06
A FUSS IN
FRENCH

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvIcE1
PARIS. June 3.-Comnnunists and
royalists FLASHED in the chamber of
deputies yesterday afternoon and
the disorders became so violent that
President Peret had to suspend the
session. Members nearly came to
blows.
Deputy Moutet, a communist.
eulogized the work Of the Hoover
relief commission in Russia and
criticized the Red Cross for not
giving assistance. This brought
jeers and shouted threats from the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-06
Exploited AS
Warm Weather Relief

Step by step California rafsins
have advertised" their way to an
incfeased consumption more than
q~undrupling that Of a few years ago.
Mrst came the popularity OF raisin
braed. which took the place OF the
everyday plain bread in so many
homes because of the delicious
iaEor II added. Then we came TO
recognize raisin pie as the energy
dessert" Tired business mon found
in ssthis pies replenishment of ex-
hansted energy a source of relief
atathe end OF the day.
soon after stewed raisins made
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-06
Bob Martin Lands K. o.
On Burke in Round One

COLUMBUS, O.. June Bob Mar
tin. heavyweight champion of the A.
r. r.. knocked out Joe Burke. of
Cleveland. forty seconds after the
start of a scheduled twelve round
bout last night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-06
MONKEY LOVE
NEEDED FOR
W0R[DSM0RALS
N~s r4~ -
Says u. S. Is Most Desti-
tute Of Morality Of All
Countries. In World.
By F. A. WRAY

rsrAFF CORRESPONDENT Il. N. sERvieEl
LONDON, June 6.-Monkey love Is
what this old world needs today to
set it morally straight. You may
take this from DR.. Bernard Holland
der. distinguished psycho-analysist.
list.
When we Ear love like monkeys
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-06

The speaker OF the British house
OF commons is entitled to receive.
Immediately on his election. 1900
ounces OF plate and $4,000 of equip
ment money, two h~ogsheads of ciar-
ct and $500 a year for stationery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-06

royaiists. The communist members
leaped from their seats and made a
rush for the royalists, but ushers
interferred Just in time to prevent
a battle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-06

scarcely equalled by mankind. Birds,
too, are perfect monogamists.
I'VE need a restoration of the
plain. old-fashioned sense of loyalty.
The loyalty that makes men stand
by each other in peril should make
men stand by their chosen partners
in the battle of life. 1t is all a
constant war between temperament
and control.
This war has created an artificial
sense of independence among wom-
en-. but 1t is the national home life
environment that will prevail over
that l believe Is a passing phase"
Greenland was discovered by an
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-06

The proceeds from all the plays
written by Queen Maria OF Rou-
mania are devoted TO the charities
OF her country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26
Accidents to Bike
Riders Are Fewer

HARTFORD. Conn. Aug. "a
There L. an impression In the public
mind that there Is large number
Of accidents to uscrs OF bicycles on
the streets and highways OF the ma
ton.
A recent investigation OF the state
OF Connecticut. however. would
seem to dIsprovc this theory. There
perhaps arc as many bicycles IN
Connecticut a. In any other area OF
equal sire. With the Connecticut
figures as basis. therefore. u win
be shown that there are fewer acct.
dents 20 bicyclls,s than to any other
group OF vehicle drivers. based upon
tn. analysis Of accidents per thou,
sand vehicles.
The figures compiled by the mo.
tor vehicle department % Connect.
cut show a total registration OF
ia. 900 motor vehicles and the mum.
Der OF bicycles ridden Il estimated
at 10000 According 90 official sta
tistics the ratio OF the number OF
bicycles per one fatality 20 operator
10; Bicycles. one IN 5000: motor We
hicies. passenger cars. one in s..s3:
motor vehicles. commercial care. one
In e1o3.
Ratio per number Of vehicles per
one fatality 90 occupants. operators.
passengers. one In less.
Tho Bicycle Manufacturer sssc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26

have act certain minimum distances
for stopping. based on knowledge OF
brakes and road surfaces. In relation
10 the various speeds OF the motor
car.
For Instance. 40 feet has been
fixed as the minimum distance re.
quircd 60 stop n car with good
brakes. going 30 miles an hour on a
dry Jewel road. With poor brakes on
slippery road the distance Is e5s
feet.
Du, the human element must also
be considered. says Weaver. lie fig,
ures u takes ona.haif n second for
an experienced driver 10 sense an
emergency before he begins 20 apply
the brakes. In this one.half second
% time. at n speed OF 30 miles an
hour. tho car will have gone 20 feet.
Therefore. In stopping an automo.
mile from . speed Of 20 miles an
hour. for example. the total distance
required would be ios feet. with good
brakes and dry. level road: $50 feet.
with poor brakes and slippery
road
other distances can Re judged with
the aid Of tho chart Weaver has pre-.
pared. dependent on the cars speed
and tho drivers own alertness In
sensing the emergency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26
Courtesy Watchword
of Highway Patrol

OLYMPIA. wash. Aug. "a
Don't insimidase the peopie--edu-
cate them-o
Those are tho instructions that
members OF the Washington state
highway patrol receive when they
ara selected TO enter the service.
Courtesy and loyalty" IL tho motto
and every one Of the 81 regular
men employed in traffic regulation
work on the state highways II ex.
pectcd 10 measure up 90 the re.
auirsments. according 10 Ia ID. Nc
Ardie. director Of efficiency and head
Of the state highway patrol.
I'VE have sought men with edu.
cation. and more important. men
with diplomacy and tact" said oron
Leidy. Inspector tn direct charge OF
tho work. I'VE have hundreds Of
applications from men eager to en-
ter tho service and we believe from
now on the state highway patrol
insignia will be badge OF honor"
All OF the regular men. with the
exception Of two, arc ex-service men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26
SAY TIRE SALES
BREAK RECORDS
Western Giant Cord Called
Popular by Dealers

The Western Giant Cord. a Tire
manufactured according TO the spec
isioationH OF the Western Auto Sup
ply Co. II making a record for pop
ufarity. according 10 It's sponsors In
this city.
The demand for this product
George pepperdinc. presiden, Of the
concern. declares. rs only another
proof OF the fact that an article Of
excellent quality II always appre'
clatcd by the public above lower
priced and also lower grade prod
uct
only the highest type OF tire
makers ARC employed In our fac-
tories and tho fact tells In the tires
produced.
The Giant Cord has delivered
such exceptional mileage that tho
guaranteed 10000 miles is often
the minimum obtained"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26

citation has gone on record As desir.
lnx 20 cooperate with motor vehicle
departments OF the various states IN
minimizing and avoiding accidents
on the highways 10 bicycle riders.
and these statistics show that few
accidents occur 20 riders between
tho ages OF 10 and Is. In fact.
records show only three In one year.
Tho Bicycle Manufacturers asso.
citation. In furtherance OF its desire
10 redue. accidents to the minimum.
has Recommended to all dealers that.
when sale OF bicycle is made
they instruct tho purchaser m 70
the laws OF tho highways and also
has recommended that each manu-.
facturer insert In It's catalogues and
all printed matter the following.
The bicycl. IL vehicle and there.
fore entitled to tho same rights and
privileges on the highways enjoyed
by horss-drawn vehicles or automo-
blles.
Observe the laws governing the
use Of highways.
Never ride on the wrong side Of
tho road.
DO not hitch on, 70 . vvhicia
Equip your bicycle with . bell or
other warning device.
Use lamps at night for your own
protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26
new RIvETINC
TOOL Invented
Metal Not Injured While
Work Is Done

PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. ga
unique rivctinR tool. whereby fiveta
can be fastened roildly from the out.
side Of cylinders. spheres and the
like when n In impossible to get at
the inside TO work against tho back
Of the rlvet has been perfected by
two Portland men. ]. II. steel and
c. VI. Lane. who have secured pat.
ents upon the device from Washing
ton.
Tho tools viii bs made IN Portland.
u has been decided. and manufacture
Of them will start In tho near future.
II In expected that tho tool will
meet wide demand, as ~ not only
enables riveting where u IL lmpossi.
bio 20 reach the hack side of the ar.
tlcis 20 be rixeted. but allows the
work 20 be done withou, pounding or
injurinT the metal 20 be riyeted In
any way. one OF the most import.
ant uses for tho new tool. ne planned
by tho inventors. Il 10 fasten mono.
grams upon the doors and elsewhere
on automobiles. II win be possible.
Il is declared. for the automobile
owner 10 have his own monogram
made IN brass or som. other metal
and riveted 20 the car door instead
OF being painted on. ms has usually
been done In the past. Thus when
tho car ~ sold painted monogram
will not have TO be removed. Instead
tho metal monogram win he removed
and the owner can pass Il on 10 his
next car. while small riveiH placed In
the holes where the old rivets had
gone In holding the monogram IN
place viii successfully erase any din.
fiTuratlon OF tho car By tho old
monogram.
Tho tool work. on tho screw rrin.
clpie. with "A hollow rtyet through
which small piece Of metal shaped
like finishing nall IN drawn. In
operation small hole " drilled
through tho metal 60 ba rlveted Tho
hollow rivet with tho nall within
II ~ then inserted. tho head OF the
| ''naii'' being insidc. Tn. tool then
gets n grip on the outside end OF the
mall and by means % screw
draws II outward. ~ the head or
the mail" n drawn out Il presses
against and expands the end Of Tho
hollow riyet IN such way ns 10
make tho rive, as solid as " !, were
pounded from the inside with a ham
msr. The outside end Of The rivet m
then cut Oft whenever desired and
the lob IL completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26

guaranteed BY their local legion post
M well AZ by local peace officers.
I'VE are not after tho technical
vioiaiors OF the highway law" dc.
elared Mr. Leidy. Nearly every.
ono who drives "a car Ia iiabl. at one
time or another. 20 some violation.
but VIC are after tho habltuai apced.
er. the drunken and drug ridden
drivers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26
statesmen like
UTILITY COUPE
New Chevrolet Model Wins
Many Friends

Factory executives Of the Chevro.
St Motor company state that tho
response 70 the announcement OF
their utility coupe" which Is n car
built especially for business men
and saiesmsn. has been 80 great
a. to amply justify their opinion
that business men and statesmen
would appreciate car buiit espe-
eially for their use.
While this latest addition TO the
Chevrolet line has been available
In all sections Of the country for
only few weeks. yet estimated
production schedules had to be
changed several times.
In designing tho utility coupe.
states one Of the officials. we felt
that the motor car was used to such
= great extent nowadays. purely as
. utility for commercial purposes.
that q car should Be- built especially
Go meet these requirements. This
car. Of course. should give all
weather protection and otherwise
be burt with q durability sufficient
20 withstand hard usage every day
In the year. regardless OF weather
or season II should also possess
IN appearances fully In keeping with
ahe character Of high grade iarms.
One prominent officiai OF con-
Germ using . large number OF cars
for its statesmen ha. demonstrated
that each Of tho saiesmen's saies
increase from 20 TO 100 per cent as
soon as he begins using = motor
car. This II because this firm has
found that their statesmen can make
from sfx to eight towns day
where they formerly made from one
90 four. and II gives these men an
additional advantage OF being able
20 carry along a quantity Of adver.
Using matter which they can place
20 the best advantage At strategic
points"
- Officials state that doctors and
other professional men have been
among the leading buyers OF the
utility coupe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26
Postoffice Shows
Business Growth

Postoffice business during August
showed an increase Of rs per cent
over the same month last year. &C.
oording TO report prepared By Post.
master Edgar Battle.
stamp sales In August amounted
to $40. asa. against sfi3.74s In 1921.
This year money orders were issued
during August In tho sum OF s2s2..
SO. compared with n record last year
OF s25s.31+. Money orders paid In.
creased from ssss.s5T last August TO
3Teo.5T7 this August.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26
! soA1p1l
ne
ny THOMAS n BEENAS.

Ming toanty tuGineer
WEEK ENDING AUGUST "a. iss,
Att PAVED ROADS kxcnrr sE.
GOOD CONDITION.
| GRAVEL ROADS
nensen-Mspls Valley Gravel In fair
Renton- BeIievue--- Rer ton Newport open
| Newport Bellevue New pavement open.
Official opening August IS. This com
pietes the circuit around Lake wash
| ington. and makes IL possible TO cifcls
| the lake on paved roads.
Kent-Binrh Dtsnoad Pavement for 1 y
| miles out 81 Kent. balance good graveL
Renton- EariiaatoD--Ssw pavement open.
Maple Valley BLACK Diamond Good
sunset Hish~sy--Opsn. Good condition
| in king county.
| Issaguah- Fall Ctty--Exceifent
Fail city North Bend Excellent.
Rsnton- Issauuah--Paved.
lssnaush- Redmond tvis Lake eamman-
ishl --Redmond 10 Inglswood fair. bal
ance good.
Is.aaush- n ewport--oood.
Asburn- Black Diamond--0ravsI section
stevens Pass nishway--open TO a pc,n,
| three miles beyond skykomish. Fair
condition With exception OF 1000 feet
ct Haiford. which IL rough but passa hle.
Woodin Vile Duvaii--0ood.
ksBt-pcs Moines--fn good condition.
sesttie-Kent - twest aide valley road.
black top pavemenp closed. petour at
Henton junction east 20 east side road.
Des Moinss-Tscens uighiine--in good
condition. Rough in places.
Nschc~ Psss--open TO park entrance.
Excellent condition In King county, and
new gravel on upper end In Pierce
county.
Seattle IscthsiI Road Closed. due In con-
struction of Victory wav. To reach
brick pavement at Lake Forest Park.
| detour via North Trunk road 70 road
running east one-auarter mile north
Of Echo lake.
Lake Forest Park North Trunk Connec-
tion--One mile pavement excellent,
balance good gravel.
Bsiirv ue- Redmond -- Fair.
Itedmond-Fall Clty--uood. New gravel
In places.
Bridge across snoauaimie 1t Toit closed
To reach Toit, detour via Fall City or
Woodinviiie- Duvalf.
For further Information call Main ssoo.
local 3s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26

Chart shoring scale Of dis
fances required 10 stop an
automobile, depend ent on
speed and condition Of road
and brakes.
Firsf---condition OF brakes and the
road surface.
second--Time required for the
driver TO sense an emergency before
applying tho brakes.
or these conditions the second In
most important. says Weaver. Tcsfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26

SMALL INVESTORS Of Seattle
who have been patronizing tho pos
tai savings bank are Withdrawing
their money and investing Il IN
treasury savings certificates. pest,
office officials declared Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26

A Milwaukee power concern has
IS motor buses feeding It's car lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26
WHAT CONTROLS.
SAFE STOPPING
Human Element Determines,
Is Opinion

What IL tho shortest dlstanos re
auired 10 stop your car going at n
certain speed IN an emergency
The answer TO this. IN the opinion
OF v. w. Weaver. Cleveland engi.
neer. depends on two things:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26

Beginning Sept. !. auto licenses for
the remainder of the calendar year
viii be issued for one.haif the regu.
lar fee. u IL announced by County
Auditor -. II. Ferguson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-26

PORTLAND. Orel--Entiro ownings
Of Western Pine Lumber Co.. tn
Northern Kiickitat county purchased
BY J. Neil Lumber Co. Of Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Attacked at Sea
By Appendicitis
Man Is Treated by Wireless From Ship
Fifty Miles Away

A sailor on the small steamer
Srhroon was taken s~ricssiy III
There was no doctor aboard. 80 a
wireless appeal VAS sent out for
medical aid. The message was pick :
ed up by shtp 50 miles away. and
case rs appendicitis Thea he treat
ed the man BY wireless Tor four
days when n WAS reported he Mas
On the way 10 recovery.
A Tr~aeh~reu~ Disease
Appendicitis attacks at any mo-
ment even persons seemingly IN
good health. Usually. he~ever. u z
rrecsded by .o-ealied stomach
turbanesa Often when there IL a
warning feeling % uneAsineas In the
abdomen, appendicitis can be guard
ed against w exactly tn. same man
ner In which one guards against the
spread Of throat Infection. because
that Is just what appendicitis is--
an Infection In the intestlnes spread
ing 60 the appendix When enc has
sore threat. one can often prevent
further trouble and IN. development
OF Influenza or grippe. By using an
antlscptic wash or rargle 20 fight
tina germs and a laxative 20 carry
off the poi-ons from the body. just
exactly the same procedure 10 nee
-s~ary 20 fight the Intestinal germs
and guard against appendicitis. But
Instead Of an antiseptic wash for the
throat. an INTESTINAL sntiseptic
IL necessary.
Iss~stinai Anfisepste
There ts now offered 20 the public
. PREPARATION having the DOUBLE
action OF an intestinal antiseptic and
a COMPLETE system cleanser. This
Preparation. known as Adlerika. acts
as follows:
harmful germs and colon hacilii in
the Intestinal canal thus guarding
against appendicitis and other dis
eases having their start here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17

Dear Miss Grey; This question Of
how TO hold n husbands love Is one
that IL causing more than ono wifo
10 study. There can be no set rules
for this game Of life. for every play
or changes with the years
How can one woman tell another
how she should act or what she
nhouid do when every man has 20 be
treated differently Each woman
has her own problem TO solve and
by studying Il she can solve u II she
only has patience and Is willing to
give and take.
believe IL IA impossible 10 stay
the same swecthcarts NJ 90 that you
were at 20. for that would mean that
We had not lived or grown. Natu.
rally We change with tho years and
n each advances with the other we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17

viii b. more the rwecfheartx at 20
than we were ht 20.
80 many women think that once
they are married they have nothing
TO worry about. but 1t Ia really only
the beginning o. life. All the years
before Ne ~er. just getting ready TO
take up life and ~ we stop and think
that because a man lowed u~ enough
10 marry us. that he viii not always
love aa. part OF tho problem Il solved.
I, 10 really the little things that,
s-srt trouble. and Il we take care Of
them the bis ones. n they CONE. are
70 much easier 10 handle IL We
never have our first quarrel. thsrs
wont be n second.
could write for hours telling
things 60 do and what not 10 do but
what IL ih. use. when each woman
would only do what she wanted TO
AIRY way Advice n cheap. but q,
takes experience TO teach. and each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17

Dear Miss Grey what Kind o.
man wants 20 marry q mystery
Having read Al. VIZ letter and
being one Of the living dead WON
en-. take my pen in hsnd 10 tel
M. W that my husband does not
hid himself into believing that ne Il
the sheik and 1 hts elusive. hitting
faxorie
The idea that husbands have TO b.
vAmped Ia absurd. ridiculous. and al
lnnult 20 mans ssifr~sp~c,-
1 provide my husband with -thr~e
squares a day. n clean house. two
healthy children. and a neat. lovlns
wife. not a nsEiiEee. a dog. and q
klddlah secrecy as IL usually the case
with -fiarp~r- wives.
n my husband loved me for my
nucy remarks. my goo GOO eyes
and my friKxied hair. arm afraid
that would soon be booking for a
new mate.
Must a woman be a lure IN order
10 keep hushandr One would think
that cave men" and wild women
were the foundations OF marriage. In
stead % love. sacrifice and honor.
ABIDE from the Individual situation
consider tho perniclous. Amos, crimi
nal. influence this letter viii spread
among newly Welded wives
n ~ my contention that blood r.
thicker than water.
Hoping tina, these remarks are con.
cisc and 10 the point. ! remain.
A WIFE