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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22
TELLS DYSPEPT|CS
WHAT To EAT
Avoid Indigestion, Sour Acid siom'
ach, Heartburn. Gas ON
Stomach. Etc.

Indigestion and practically all
forms Of stomach trouble, say medi j.
cal authorities. are duo nine. times
out OF ten 10 an excess OF hydro
chloric acid IN tho stomach. chronis
"acid stomach" ts exceedingly dam
either ono OF two things.
Either they can 20 on limited
and often disagreeshfe diet, avoid
ing foods that disagree with them,
that irritatc the stomach and lead
10 excess acid secretion or they can
cat as they please In reason and
make u practice TO counteraot the
effect Of the harmful acid and pre-
vent the formation OF gas, sourness
or premature fermentation by the
use OF a little BisurRted Magneaia
at their meals.
There IL probably no better. safes
or moro reliable stomach antiRCid
than BlBurated MaRncsia and Il Is
widely used for this purpose u has
no direct action on the stomach and
Is not digestcnt. But teaspoon
full Of the powder or couple OF
five grain tablets taken In little
water with the food Will noutraiize
present and prevent It's further
formation. This removes the whole
cause OF the trouble and the monl
dlgests naturally and BEAUTIFULLY
without need Of pepAin pills or arti-
f,eial diReHtents.
Get n few ounces OF Bisurated
MagneHia from any reliable drug
gist Ask for either powder or tab
let's. IL mover comes as n liquid,
milk or citrate and in the blaurated
form In not II laxative. Try this
plan and eat what you want Mt your
next meal and see H. this isn't the
best advice you ever had on what
TO eat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22
NEW SALES TAX
CAMP AIGN OPEN
American Public Opposes II,
Says Tax Expert

WASHINGTON. Juno -, snlos
tax propusnndl, is getting under way
again IN preparation for the next
congress,
with Senator Smnot, OF Utah,
chairman cf the senate finance com.
mittcc. declaring tho country viii
face 1a,e0o 100000 tax bill FOR
long period, sales tax advocates are
pointing out that Cuba has sales
tax operating smoothly and noise.
lossly."
That President Harding or the re.
publican lenders in congress will
permit confederation OF the sales
tax just short time before tho
presidential elections Is not thought
probable, even tho the president
has Endorsed tho sales tax idea.
Hut neither Cuba. nor the philip,
pines. nor New Zealand. supply tho
United states with proper basis
for consideration OF the saiea tax,
according 10 Joseph $. Mccoy. gov.
ernment aetuary. with moro than 80
years OF experience in taxation.
My idea on tho sales tax. II we
arc going 60 adopt that aystom.
would be 60 start very low" said
Mccoy. say we'd plan TO get not
more than halr billion dollars for
the first two or three years. Then
we'd set tho experience and know
Just what we could do. II We need.
% the money. we could easily apply
that experience 60 get Il.
we did that with the income tax.
We had several years OF experience
prior 20 the war. and when we need.
cd the money wo just advanced the
rates. That's what We should do
with the sales tax"
But tho objection 10 tho sales tax
Is that Il Is inequitablc." was rug.
gesied. III man with family
has an income OF $500 year. he
has 10 spend all OF Il. Hes taxed
on his entire income. The man with
an income OF 100000 year
wouldn't have 60 pay nearly 90
much"
Well. the sales tax would have
10 be supplemented with an income
tax 20 reach the map with the big
Income" Mccoy Insisted. WED
have an income tax. undoubtedly. II
we had u sales tax. Tho incorne
tag would have an exemption. say.
OF 50 900, or more. to relieve the man
with the small income
But Mccoy doubts there win ever
10 general salca tax adopted.
Tho American pubic does not
like that kind OF TAXATION. he add.
ed we don't like 20 know~Nvhen
We pay taxes. We like tho lnyisi.
Die tax much better"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22
OVERLOOKED MOTHERS

We all know them. Mothers who
in their anxiety to keep their homes
neat and attractive and their little
ones as we'll dressed as their play.
mates, toll on day in and day out.
sweeping. busting. mending and
cooking. often suffering from back.
ache. pain IN side. headache, nerv.
BUSINESS, sleeplessness, all symptoms
of more serious ailments. Thousands
OF such women have found relief
from such suffering by taking LYDIA
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
as is evidenced by the letters Of rec.
ommendation continually being pub.
lished in this paper. For nearly fifty
years this old.fashIoned root and herb
medicine has been restoring ailing
women 70 health and strength.--Ad.
vertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22

playing that stupid muster
IT'S beautiful music. mayn't
DO playing II 40 well % II should
be played
II want your attention"
Il am listening. You haid you
were disillusionlzod with me. be.
cause you heard Harry Clark tole.
phone me-
Have you ever kissed Harry
Clnrk7'
II don't think So"
Think sol Don't you known"
We're awfully good attends. I've
known him for yeara."
III you knew ~, for years you'd
kiss ms7'
Perhaps"
And then a strange thing nap.
pened. Some lmpellinK emotion
made Townsend take Gloria very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22

man, together with a letter which
the queen intends always to keep.
The letter says: Il want this gift
Ga small sum OF money! to be used
to help repair tho damage German
troops caused in Belgium. Ny son
was among them, but he had TO do
as he was told or die. He came back
to me cripple. but both OF us hre
willing to be hungry II only we can
make up in part for the harm that
was done. May there never be an
other war;"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22

Stanley Townsend w0ndcro i
whether no really loved Gloria
Canes ilo had many symptoms.
but he wasn't positive a great inn
portanco seemed 90 cling TO any
thing she admired There was nj
ways JOS IN being with her and
lopelinras In not seeing her.
That night he had an engagement
20 take her TO dinner. II was sun.
day IL had proved dun day.
He paid few unlmportunt calls
and then had gone 10 his club. II
was almost o'clock lie was just
getting into his oyercoat 10 go homo
20 dress when lac encountered llarrs
CLARK. a fellow member and "A
casual friend. Clark was also about
10 leave.
"ln walk "a way with you, Town.
send. II YOU wait few seconds.
I've promised 10 telephone a girl
about party she 81 nnging, But
Il won't take me a Heo nd" Clark
beloved telephone number To the
switchboard operator. II WAS Gloria
Canes number Townsend gaspsd.
ehokod and wnitcd. The telephone
booth was right next Co him, Clark'n
voice from inside came thru the
glass door and could be plainly
heard. Anything FOR papa'a peii'
Clark was saying. "oh. YOU beau.
tiful doll Let me kiss away the
bluesl IN DO there tomorrow night
with bells on. and you'd better put
court plaster on that molcF
Clark's careless allunlon to the mole
on Gloria'a neck was too much Tor
Townsend Hc hadn't even dared
10 think Of II. not alone express
/ himself aloud about a. Anger
against Gloria. He had been acting
like school boy while holder men
were getting rewards No loathed
Gloria for listening to the coarse
conversation OF Clark.
Beautiful. fragile Gloria. the treas.
ure that fiEuratiyeiy ho had tried
to keep her months in q glass case.
wns only n commonplace girl Ike
tho many others ha had known
Perhaps Harry Clark and many
others had even kissed her, Well
Il WIS fortunate he had dlseov.
cred how strong HIS ceiling against
her could be before II was Too late
Clark put down the receiver and
with IA radiant smile OF Subtraction
opened tho door OF the booth. Town
send uttered few hanal words.
Forgotten engagement. I've got to
hurry on"
Clark nodded good.na,uredly and
picked up a magazine. Ever rad
this article on being positiyes"
Townsend flung curt NO. and
hurried out.
Being posiiiysl II was remark
able how n simple thing viii accom-
pllsh what weeks OF debate will not
Marriage versus ceiihEcy In less
than two minutes his admiration
for Gloria Canes had been killed
and no was now quite positive that
no did not want TO marry her or
anyone else.
He would take her 20 dinner. but
that would snd their friendship for
evor. He had cficn heard others
talk OF the torture Of dlslilusion.
Townsend felt that a; last he knew
the reality Of n.
IIs was cold and distant when
Gloria entered the dining room In
her Ehlmmering gown OK mountain
haze and silver. ffc helped her on
with her evening coat without thr
usual trcmblo that made his hands
awkward He suggested tho res
taurunt they dine at. instead %
waiting Tor her suggestions, He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22

pointed out 70 tho headwnlter tho
table that no wanted, instead of
waiting timldIy 10 be shown 20 the
worst table In tho room when he
asked Gloria what she wished 10
eat and she said. You order he
did. and ordered everything he
wanted.
AZ last they were back IN Gloria's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22

roughly in his arms ana kiss her
lips with cruel ardor and desire
Glora lay quietly. and unrosistinR,
when Townsend finally released
her. Gloria managed 10 say. you
weren't GlailluBionized. you were
merely Jealous"
The next day when Harry Clark
telephoned Gloria she sparkied IN
transports Of happiness over tho
wire you must have acted the
paft maryeloualy. lie waB terribly
Jealous We got engaged last night
I've promised never 70 Soe you
sNain."
Perhaps some day ven ten him.
~ the way, do you want that article
back being pot liver / couldn't
get him 10 read last night"
ITS all right. 10 doosn't need
II now"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22
Three Strikes Is
Out for Kamenski

ST. LOUIS. June s2--"ono lady
hit me. then another lady hit mo and
then third lady hit me-" said Henry
Kamenaki, describing IN court n
neighborhood conflict for which no
was arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22
Bureau of
Missin
Relatives

The star invites its readers 20 use this
department. ~ an aid la fiadisg mtssinn
relatives Or friends. The department 10
10 heip Ia reeniting these who have bsen
separated. These whose relatives OF
friends arc rnissipx are insiied 60 report
the dissppssrsnes dirsotiy TO The star.
Readers who may know the whereabouts
81 persons mentioned Ia tais column as
missing are requested siss 10 report %
The star. Other nevspspefs are tssitea
10 reproduce such items 1 vim Entsresi
their readers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22

IVAN NEULASD.--whon list
heard from, in 1919. Ivan Nouland
was employed by a Seattle fish firm.
lie has since disappeared. and rcla.
tives are anxious TO locate him. r.
j. Curry, patient at the woimer
sanatorium. WeImer. Cal. desires
that he write TO him as quickly as
possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22
Conscience Gift Is
Sent Belgian Queen

BRUSSELS. June %. - Queen
Elizabeth Of Belgium has received a
conscience gift from German wo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22

RAMON DURAN.--Belleved TO be
In Seattle at the present time. Ra.
mon Duran Is being sought for by
his brother. Hippollto Duran. OF
il43 Grant ave. San Francisco. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22

or OF restaurant. Information con-
corning him should be sen, TO +. A
Audlcy. NJ the Masonic club, Of Sc
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22
TELEGRAMs uNoALLED FOR,

Important messages telling OF the
death Of relatives are being held for
the owners at the office OF tho
Western Union Telegraph Co. The
following persons are asked to call
for the wires: G. II. Raquet, 1851
Thomas ST.; Robert McCielland.
South Grand ave. and s. W. Davis
j. +. BARNIE.--For the past nine
years the parents OF j. p. Barnle
have not heard from him. and have
no idea where he may be located.
He Is believed to have come to Sc.
attic some time ago and Is now own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22

Tomorrow ~ Fat Mans
Chance" by }. Is. Mccarthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22

WILLIAM J. 0'C0SSELL4--sud.
denly disappearing from 4 surveying
crew. working on land owned By tho
Long Bell Lumber Co. az Kelao.
wash, William j. o'connell. 10. has
not been located. lie was last
beard from January OF this year.
and relatives are anxious 90 locate
Elm. Information concerning him
should be mailed 10 Miss Gertrude
v. stack. Mt Dor Central ave. VIII.
mettc, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-22

PAUL NELSON sTOSE.--Thrcc
small boys. In a small auto. arc
thought to have run away from
their homes IN cosmopolls. wash.
abou, June II OF this year. One Of
them. Paul Nelson Stone. IL. has
never notified his parents, and they
arc onSious TO locate him. Anyone
knowing Of his whereabouts Il
asked 70 notify his mother. Mrs.
Emma stone. a, cosmopolis. wash.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07

kovy nefekly dosud nceho neho nez ze Scion IT. 10
nespravne nformovan vladimir tskem Hnka ME abv fes
Inestala "a aby nezdalo ze zdsta adppvsd hluzen
mnozsvim SLOW delkou odpoved mini dosc isnon zdanl
odpov6di Dosahne toho nepochybne ctenaru Sovaka"
ale publcistu rozhledu vyznanu Setona Wasona epre
svedc mluven, nybrz d1kazy.
Mad'af Slovensku zacnaj jiz take nosit a,ronom;
sticke odznaky sovansky erb billy modram no ma
darskym napsem "Za tn naSi autonomii" ndznakv hvv
vyrobeny zaroven sovenskym odznaky autonomistu
Ceskoslovenska Republka lvodnfku pozastayuie sc
mad clankem Teplftz Schuenauer Anzegeru ienz opor
cue odvetu odsouzen Baeranovo boykopvan ceskych
mensn havne ceskch deniku smsenych aich sc stra
ny nemeckych prmyBlnikd vdf tom prozrazen pouze
toho, co jz exsuje Ma obranu nutno preevsim zstti
jakem procertu byo pred vaIkou tom neb onom prmy
ovem odvetv zemedesvi zamesnano delnttyo ceske Bu
deli toto proceno ted kesat nezbude mic ineho nez "a
mestnava prespocene nezamesnane boykocvane enctyo
ceske podncch staten spravovanych Eeatnenm drahy
uspisenm provad6n refotmy pozemkov6
obsazovanim mist adech vefejnych zatvanfm dodavek
ponkum da celt ohlasenemu boj NecG proti ceskJm
denckym menSinam. Ch9ji-i N9rnci u;fvat Baeranoy-
skych zbrani pro cesky mensnn must yocfta se yAei
ddsledky ktere Jim boje nastanou.
Narodn Polka ruvefejnuje dopis Duessedorfu uhel
ne obast rurske. Konstauje nem poku Sc tyce oby
vateva Poruf re je slime narodnostne promseno Je
poce poskych honkd obnas pres 100000 osob Tvrd
III Nemci ze zde prevada sverazny wesfalsko-nemecky
kmen tety duzno podotknout Prsac hlavne pax pr-
ke uniformly oakziva zde nebyy obbeny take ami starry
rezm nedovol 81 do tohoto krajc nkdy poozt posadku
Podar Francouzdm nakoniti 81 delnco Por,lri 4 IS
MIN pracova tak jako Jim podarilo Poryn pociti Ne
mecko teprve dusledky ehkovazn6 ry Franc oazce
sabotovani svych reparacnch povinnosti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07

JenO TDulky, OdepIeaa mu .pO-,
slednf nastfadant ,gros aati,
tNyp1jcoval 81. Ma 1jadinu jfti
$ prosbou, aby mu necim pri-
spell, Sc neodv&1il. On t9 ne.
odstrci, myslil 81 Sc 5aralopev-'
nou jistotou, ON sc $ tebou W.
rovna. A hlavn6 pole budes
lmfti. Zde bys pole ke koupi
nedostal a ikdybys treba dostal
- zac bys je koupil? Ia bara-
KEN budes miti kus sveho a to
tti zajisti budounost.
Byl nadsen, ze je 5 MIN La
Fdina spdkOjen. Kayz chodil
podavati mu zpravu Q sve Gin
nosti, nebo hle ma to oci ono
upozornoval, Laina mu spoko-
jene ma rameno placal.
IVY jste, Samecku, chlapik,
dobre to d6late a nebudete to-
no litOvati," rikaval mu pra-
telskou bodrosti, a Samek by
sc byl prerazil, nebyl by spal
a lbezel kraj sv6ta hlasat, ze
okres bude ztracen, nebude-li
Ladina zvolen.
V dob9 uzsi volby Samek ve-
lice zhubenel. Opravdu ne
spal, ma jidlo nemel casu a szil
jako v "'horecce.s Vsecek Sc
chvel pri pomysleni, ze by Tar
don vyhral. To by znamenalo
ztratu pole j ztratu cti, stal
Sc az hrubym, kde nebyl pri-
vetive pfivitan. Jake We mdlo
bach stal 'pfikrcen we mssse,
kde hlasy pocitah, a ikdyz Sc
volba chylila ke konci, trasl se
Iiako horecce: Slova: Ladi-
ia ie zvolen, naplnila no blaz-
nivou radost. Ruce MAZE po-
zdvMeny, vybehl ma ulici vo-
laje: My jsme wyhrali a opil
Ese tax dIkladne, lie usnul ma
lllavici "a STOLEN, odkud no ne
mohli 0dBtrRniti.
Nekolik dni chodil jake pO
nemoci, telo sc mu .chvelo a
donna spal, .kudy chodil. Arci
re We chvilich, kdy lho zena s
postele sehnala, byl v hostinci
Ladinove. Dostal pitt, obcas
kousek jidla, ale ocima jake
Epes pokornyma a .radostn6 Sc
Esviticima pozoroval Ladinu,
byl-li prav6 donna. Ten ovsem
nem6l nyni kdy 5 MIN hovofiti,
uznaval to nevtiral sc. Jen
co Sc trochu upokoii, sam 81 ho
zavola a MIN promluvi.
| Jednou Ladina vsimnuv 81
ho, sahl do tobolky, vynal od-
tud tri desitky "A stroll mu je
do diane. Chvili sc ,branil, -.
Epotom vsak je ukryl a donna
velkOpansky .ie zene davaje, I,
|neopominul iprohoditi cosi O
zenske hlouposti, ktera neroz-
uni, iak nutno We svete Sc o.
ltaceti.
! "Tady mas penize a az bude
tady pole, odprosis me-" dodal
S vysoka.
"Rada! Ale jeste je nemas."
"Dockej casu, jake husa kle
lsuw rekl zkratka. A cekal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
JEHo DRUHA zENA.
- ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil Observation-Disclosures.
ROMAN =

! "Neni tt snad spatne?" sta
raj Sc Kornel, bera il kolem
pasu a meme il veda do lozni-
ce.
me, muzi, mic mi neni, Ra-
dost me pfilis opojila. lDeku-
Iii ii, re jsi to udelal. Domov
bude nyni tesiti a snad i tebe
uz mic trapiti nebude. Mic sc
netrap, re mamincino prani po
dit6ti Sc splnilo. I ia ii dam
dite. Vidis, vim to uz dlouho,
ale nevedela .isem, jak ii to RI
!ci. Nehnevej sc, ze jsem ia
/. kovy podivin, hanba mi to by
la-a prece vim, ze na to cekas.
Patril ma nj chvili ocima .si-
roko otevrenynla, ale pojed-
nou chytil ODE jeji ruce, zlibal
je vasnive, a kdyz mu lsta ma
stavila, ia zlibal, COST .nesou-
visleho huce a sm6je Sc jako O.
PLY. Dlouho horelo v lozni-
ci elektricke svetlo do daleka
divala sc ozarena okna, jako
by strazne ohne horely a chra-
nily muze sedicfho u zeny, jez
spoclvajic bile posteh scpta-
la s MIN stesti. jez Sc -pribli-
zilo k jeiich prahu a dovrsilo
iejfch sladke sny.
X.
Ia dve leta jeho vefejne Gin
nosti vzrostl vliv Ladinuy ia
ke Jpho postaveni sc zmenilo.
Jcho podniky 'byly uskutecn6-
ny a move vyrustaly. Bez ma
mitek podrobovalo sc obcan-
stvo jeho will jeho p'ani sta
la sc rozkazem. Kolcm neho
utvorila Sc jakoby telesna ja-
kasi straz nejvlivnejsich cinite-
lu a beda, kdo by Sc byl odva-
I'll n6co namitati nebo kritiso-
,vati neco z toho, 20 on podni-
kal.
Nash Sc ovsem odvazlivci,
kterl Y mensich hOstincich W.
lSfikovali, ze Latlina pracuje Y
prve rade pro sebe a dokonce
10 nejakeho casopisu Sc to
dostalo. Ale Ladina iako O.
striz ztrestal takovc smelce.-
Dostacil jeden process, kde po-
vysenym hlasem dovolayal Sc
vsi Drisnosti zakona k .potresta
y nitna cti ,ltrhace, ably byl dan
odstrasujici priklad vsem, kdo
muze verejne spnsobiciho napa
dali "a TO-, ze yseehny sve du-
seVni hmotne silly .propujcil
blahu naroda. Soud pfijal til
to 'piitezujici okolnost a yyme.
iii neopatrnemu recnikovi do.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07

''sti veliky trest, kdyz pred tim
marne Sc soudce piimlouval O
odpusteni.
Odsouzenym byl lbyvaly pri-
tel Ladinlv, Samecek. A v
Drnove j iolsok pnsobilo to jako
sensace, de 'prave Samka La.
dina ineuHetril. Pravda, Samek
mluvil osklive. A uz .tlelBi do
bu mluvil zle, jen re Ladina
o tom nevedel a jeho pratele
sc needv;izili mu to rici, bojice
Sc, ably snad nebylo to, co krej-
ci rOznasel, .pravdou. Ale ma
konec, kdyz jednou Samec v
mestskem hostinci Sc o trhu
pozdrzel a podnapiv Sc, "a.
br0usil ma Ladinu, nasel sc pri-
tel, ktery to I4adinovi .napsal.
"A uz Sc stroj rozesel a msta Sc
dala ma pochod.
Samek Sc zprvu nechtel ba-
ii. Ceho by Sc bal? Go sc mu
muze stati? VSechno, co hovo-
ril. je pravda. Jejich pan sta
rosta 81 no pred volbami zavo-
lal a zjednal 81 no ma agitaci.
Phi tom mu sliboval, re vyhra-
je-li, da mu kousek pole, ktere
lezelo hned "a Samkovym ba-
rakem. Pole nebylo valne. -
tax nejvys korec meiilo, ma
skode bylo, ale Sanikovi by by.
10 jako pill kralovstvi. Hezky
by 81 jc obdelal, mel by kde
nas;Neti .trochu sbramboru, tro-
chu 2ita TIA lchleba szasiti, -
zkratka, bylo by to zivobyti "A
nebyl by takovym bez1emkem
jake dosud.
To pole mu sbyAo jako .hasis
kufakum opia. Pole mu tkye
10 IA .mysli, kdyz -dnem i noel
kfizem krazem sputoval okre.
sem, chodil q .hostince do .ho-
stilrc a vsnde drzel ,plamennc
rozklady vvtecnosti Ladino.
Nc, vrhaJc siru'a .Oheh ia Tar
dona. Nekde sc mu small, -
jlnde hose zajmcm sposloucha.
Ii. Vedel, .jslk rozhodit ,leta-
ky, kde upevniti ,plakaty, II ,ko-
no po dobrem a u koto DO
zlem zaklepati. Znal cely O.
kfes, "a -koho ,nexnal drive, TO-
no poznal nyni.- Mic si,nedelal
" nadiNck, jichz: sc mu ma mno
hych nistech dostalo,- posm6ch
mu byl veselejsi ,v6ci, a kdyby
byyalo bylo nutno, byl by take
RAINY snesl. : \
"a celou. tn voleblli kampail
nepichl svout tjehlou, sutraeel pc
'nize a kdyz zeua, proklinajic
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07

% ty zeny, zeny zr&dne,
neznaj nSkdy meze .zidne,
svDje city sIn6ni ,razem, kdo
Jim vefi ten je bl6zen. -
'Anatol v Alma kde bydlis?'
" sini Solsola Cleveland, v
nedeli, Is. 1nora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
COURT STIRRED
BY FAMILY ROW
Mother -in-Law Accuses Son
OF Professor

she must either choose me and
give him up, or choose him. and. as
far as l am concerned. 10 TO her
grave"
Dramatically pointing her finger at
her son.in.law, Mrs. Carrie Turner
made this statement on the witness
stand in Judge c. c. Dalton's court
Thursday noon, while testifying in
the third.deRrec assault charges
brought against Philip r. Boothroyd.
Boothroyd Is the son OF Samuel l..
Boothroyd. former professor of as
tronomy at the University Of Wash.
ington. He was on trial Tuesday
morning for striking his aged moth
crJn.law In the face during n family
quarrel last Sunday. at his home, at
bo0T Brooklyn ave.
The quarrel started when Booth
royd's wife swallowed a quantity OF
poison and, at the moment OF the as.
sault, lay in n scmi-consclous state
upstairs
C. e. Turner. 12a2 f. s2nd ST..
father of Mrs Boothroyd, told the
court that he had been summoned
by a telephone call from his dnush-
ter, saying she had swallowed mer-
curry He ran to the Boothroyd
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
dead MAN IS
PRONOUNCED
REALLY dead
Family Watching
Body in Morgue
Yield to Word
of Physicians

PHOENIX. Arsx. Feb. i.-After a
long consultation with physicians.
members OF the family and friends Of
George Stevenson. whose body was
guarded for nine DAYS in hope that
he would return To life. today an.
naunccd themselves rcconcilsd 20 the
announcement Of death made By
county AUTHORITIES The latter last
night broke into the morguo and
seized Stevenson's body.
An autopsy showed that death WA
due to tuberculosis OF the right iunx.
Stevenson bad theory that by
suspcnding animation for a time
and entering q state approximaiing
death hc could nd his body o. as.
sase and come back TO life with re-.
newsd youthful vlgor.
H@s family and friends believed he
had entered this state. AZ he had
predicted After besgS given a de.
tailed explanation Of the condition
Of tho BODY they reluctantly accept.
ed the verdict that death had taken
piaca.