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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
Don't Spoil a Goo(
Meal With a Bad
Stomach

II r. really pltiful sight 10 soc
no many thousands OF people worry
Ing about what they can cat and
what they can't cat.
Dyspepties. they call Themselves,
but they stretch the Ina " ma ton
when they do IL.
All these people need to make
them healthy, cheerful and OF sound
appetite Ia a box OF Mona Tablets.
The stomach OF dyspeptic Is
overworkod and run down ~ needs
help TO digest the food. but more
than that Il needs n prescription
that Viii cleanse. rcnovato, strength
on. and put elasticity into the atom
ech walls.
Mona Ia tho prescription that
VIII do this and. do 80 promptly
that your wonder why you didn't
try " before
II stops belohing OF gas and din.
treas after eating In five minutos.
II w undoubtedly tho greatest stom-
nch tonic over given TO the public
by. n specialist In stomach diseases.
Leading druggiats oycrywhorc sell
Mi-O-Na on the money back plan,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW

During these days how many chill
dron are complaining OF Headache,
Fcvcrishnoss, Stomach Troubles and
Irregular Bowels and take cold
easily II mothers only knew what
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders would
do for their children no family would
ever bo without thom. These pow.
dcra are so onsy and pleasant to take
and so effective In their action that
mothers who once use them always
tell Others about them. Sold by drug.
gists everywhere. Trial Package
sont FREE. Address Mother Gray
Co. lie Roy, N. Y.--Adver;issmen;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
PROHIBITION HAS
DOOMED CANDY AND
SODA INDUSTRIES

NTAsHINGToN. April Ia
w Prohibition has doomed tho
candy business and brought pros.
psrity 60 the soda water industry.
This year more than 100000.
600 bottles OF soft driaks will be
consumed In the United States,
the American BvttlsrH aHaocia.
ton estimates
The soft drink industry now
represents a capital investment
OF $500. 900. 900. the bottlers est.
mate.
The candy industry has grown
equally enormous since the pro.
hihltion era dawnsd. and ssti
mates OF its value are placed at
even a greater figure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
SnlOthered
BY Gas

One OF the most narrowing exper-
fences possible to describe Is that
awful smothcrlng sensation caused
by gas pressure about the heart,
Such an attack may be accompanied
by choking and gsgging. extreme
nervousness. heart pnlpitation. pain,
high blood pressure or various
forms OF stomach distress.
II you wish TO avoid these smoth-
oring spells and their evil effects.
take Bnamann's Gaa Tablets beforc
and after meals. There viii be no
more gas pressure around heart or
lungs. no shortncss OF breath. no
pnipitatlon, no bloRting, no discom-
fort. You will eat better. sleep bet
ter and feel bcttor,
GO today and obtain q dollar pnclt.
age OF Baalmann's Gas Tablets from
any reliable druggist Results from
the very first dose WIN amaze you
!, Banlmann. Chemist San Francis
CO, --Advertipsment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
Use Olive Oil For
Hair Inclined TO
Be Dry, Brittle

Nov hair specialist, tell you how
10 have beautiful hair. Their secret
!, the use OF olive oil 10 the sham
poo Never wash hair without Il,
they seli you. Particularly hair in.
elined to be dry and brittle. They
charge a big price for H. Bu, you
can have the mos, delightful olive
oil shampoo ~ home. Simply get a
bottle Of PALAoLIvE SHAM
POO .; AMI deparsmsn, or drug
sto-.. See how wonderfully h
cleanse. And how beautifully
glossy. soft and plan. II laws your
hair. Thousands OF women ara usins
hand learning what real hair beauty
can be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
No Settlement Yet
In Strike Farley

The fourth day OF tho eonNerenee
between miners representatives and
coal operators. arranged to settle
the strike which Is now in effect in
the Roslyn-Cie Eium tloal field .
opened in the offices % The North,
ssestern Improvement *, In the
Smith building Thursday
For three days the mine officials
and representatives Of the coal
workers have attempted 10 settle
The strike. which rcruits4 when a
new scale. lowering ttre daily wage
OF the s.soo miners $3.50 was put IN
effect April /.
The men in the miniag districts
are waiting the settlement OF the
strike and maintcnanc,' mon r"e
keeplng the water from the shafts
and tunnels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
Congressman From
Portland to Speak

Elton Watkins recently elected
democratic congressman from Port
land. will address the meeting OF the
King County Democratic club aatur
DAY noon at the partnAll cafeteria
Saturday Is the anniversary % tho
birth of Thomas Jefferson. and a
special program has bean arranged
by tho club, Senator elect c, G. Dill
is also expected 10 be AT the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
ONE ON MOTHER AND SISTER

Ethel" he said. as they were TAX
ing a moonlight stroll one evening.
II an-er-going TO ask you an i'm
portant question
''Oh. George!" she exclaimed. this
is so sudden. Why, l."
what want 20 ask you Ia this"
he interrupted What date have you
and your mother decided upon for
our wedding ?"--Argonaut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
STOP ITCHING SKIN
zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There Ia one safe dependable
treatment that relieves itching tor
tnre and that cleansos and soothes
the akin
ASK any druggist for 35c or 81
bottle OF Zeno and apply II as di.
rected. Soon you win find that
irritations. Pimples, Blackhends,
Eczema, Blotches. Rinsworm and
similar skin troubles win disappear,
Zeno. the penetrating, satisfying
liquid. Is ali that is needed. for II
banishes most skin eruptlons. makes
the skin soft. smooth and healthy
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
Yard Site Purchase
VIII Be Discussed

Arguments for and against the
proposed purchase OF the old Skin.
ner n Eddy shipysrd sltt by tho
sem.9S port commission will be
heard following the monthly bust.
mess mceting OF tho Denny Inn I'm.
prSonent club In Sacred Heart
hail. sixth ave and Bell ST.. Friday
eyersng,
w =. Lincoln. memler Of tho
port commission. will speak In favor
OF ti,o purchase. and J. H. Kane,
an attorney win present tho oppos.
ing Arguments.
The club will discuss various
phases OF tho proposed regmde 81
nenaN Inn for which II IA WORKING
and tor which Il has peiitioned the
Cty council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
or Thin Waists
and Sleeveless Gowns
rrollsi Tina

Toilet TipAl
A safe. certain method for rsddinE
the skin OF ugly. hairy growthn in ~
follows. Mix paste with some
powdered dslhtone and water, apply
10 hairy surface about rninutet.
then rub on. wash tho skin and
the hn,rr arc zone This IL entirely
harmless and seldom requires re
posiing hut 10 avoid disappointment
q, In advisable 10 see that you got
genuine dolatono. Mix froah ~
w'nnicd.--Adyertiscmon,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
Mystery Models"
Only Attorneys

Two mystery" models, one e1hib.
i,ins the newcs, spring lingerie ard
the other wearing 1923 bathing
suit. surprised University of Wash
ington graduates AT an alumni
luncheon held in the L. C. Smith
Building restaurant Tuesday. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO

Ciogged up Kidney Deposits arr Dis.
solved and the Toxins 1Poisonsl
Completely Driven Out, Druggists
Told TO Guarantee II In Every In
stance.
~ our vory life" says Or. Carey.
depends upon III. perfect function
Ing and health Of your Kidneys SO
v hatsver you do cont neglect
them"
DIR. cArsy's famous Prescription
No. III known for yoars "a Marsh
root) 10 not rccorrm ended for every
thing. but we cannot too strongly
urge is use II you suffer from an
noyfng bladder troubles. frequent
passing OF water night and day. with
smArtinE or irritation. brick dust
sediment or highly oolored urins,
bloauns. irritability with Ices OF
flash. or any other tendency 20
BFishts Disease. Diabetes or Gravel.
for kidney disease In its worat form
may BE- stealing upon you.
Don't wait until tomorrow 20 be-
ain tbs use Of this wonderful pre-
scription now obtainsbse In both
any Of the above symptoms Kid
ney and bladder troubles don't wear
away They will grow upon you
slowly stsAithiiy and With unfaiilng
certainly II you even suspect that
you are subject 20 Kidney Disease.
don't los- a single day for svary
good druggist has been authorized
70 return the purchase money on
the first big bottle 70 ali who state
theY. have received no benefit---Ad-
vertisemsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12

models turned out TO DO Robert Mac
fariaae and Major Bert C. Ross,
alumni. both deputy prosecuting at.
torneys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
CELERY KING

eosts but few cents at druggists.
Take Il yourself at bedtime. give Il
10 the little ones. Fine for bad
breath. sick headache and dizzy
spells. Sold by all druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
NOW IT'S SPRING
TAKE CELERY kING

A mild vegetable tea br~wed at
home tina, will pu, and keep your
bowels and liver In perfect condition
and preee a grand Spring tonic
and blood purifier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12

Among the mourners at a recent
funeral in the Isle OF Wight was
the dead mans pony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12
PT.AN WORKS
IN TACOMA

In Tacoma tho use Of tho paSs
has resulted in Increased revenues
end 80 per cen, tncrneas In use
OF the street cars. The average
coat per ride 70 paAs holders Ia
al cents. Petloy gays. Tho average
pass holder rtdes ~ times during
The week. passas In Tacoma are
sold for 81 each
petloy Mapped the proposed sr.
tension Of bond payments sought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-12

A candidate with a platform and
that platform a weekly pass system
OF operation for the Seattle Munlcl.
pal railway AyUtcm and FARE high
enough 20 meet tho requirements
OF the purchase eontrpot--thht Ia
Benjamin n Pctlcy. consulting utill'
ties engineer and contractor. who
asplr.s 10 seat In The city council.
Petlcy has made an intensive
study Of public utilities during his
residence here for the past IS
year. having been employed as
engineer ON the KAN works. tho
street milway. tho water depart.
men, and In shs development Of
hydro. electric power on the skngit
river
STUDIES WEEKLY
STREET CAR PASS
Petlcy'H study OF tho pass rystsm
Of street railway operation dates
hack over year. when he INST
began Investigating the pass plan
In use upon street railways OF
youngstown. Ohio. He has followed
the use OF The pass right down 10
the prcseut moment. having install
81 the pass system unon che Raj,
nier ysiisy lines here rluey IL
In tAc EMPLOY Of the Rainier VALLEY
railway as committing engineer for
a period OF sight weeks immediate.
iy preceding election. he says.
Use OF pa~ was instituted on
the Youngstown railroads In oc,o'
bor. ia2i. After 10 weeks OF opsr
alton the earnings Of the system In.
crensed Is per cou- and the number
Of passengers carried Increased 50
per cent Operating expenses In.
creased Ices than per cent.
youngstown issued q weekly pas
for tias. Fares we're Ia cents
and cent for transfer
Evening star., 1923-02-28
RIGHT CONTESTED
, TOB|G COX ESTATE
Niece Sues to Challenge
Claim to Reputed Widow:
on $4,000, 900.

CINCINNATI, February 2S. Suit
contesting the right of Caroline Cox
as the reputed widow of George B.
Cox, nationally known republican
leader. to the 100000 estate left
by him, has been filed in common pleas
court bye attorneys representing Clara
N. Etting of Philadelphia daughter OF
Coxs late sister, Mrs. Elizabeth New
man.
The suit sets forth that Cox died
in Cincinnati May 20. 1916, leaving
as his only heirs and next of kin
his brother. Alfred III. Cox, and his
niece, Clara n. Etting, only child and
heir of Elizabeth Newman, deceased
The suit estimates the value OF Cox's
estate at the time of his death at
S4,00o,000, and it requests judgment
for one-half or $2.000,000.
The petition alleged that Mr.. Cox's
reputed widow represented in pro-
bate court that he was unable to
look after his property and procured
the appointment of herself as guard
ian. The petition further states that
the defendant appropriated large sums
or money and property and made no
return thereof to the court
The plaintiff further alleged that
the defendant sold for $1,000.000 prop
erty of the estate valued at $4,000, 600
1t the time of the sale.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
. BY W. III. CLAGETT.

Dear Folks:
For the benefit and enlightenment
of certain International dumbbells
who seem to derive keen pleasure
from referrin' to America as the land
of the cute and the home OF the
leech, lemme relate a little incident
that occurred in front of the Moo
Willard Hotel last Saturday night.
just as the merrymakers from the
annual blowout of the Washington
Chapter. American Institoot of Bank
in, we're vending their way home
| ward after most sumptuous repast!
J I'D been part and parcel of the en-
tertainment, but. in Order to escape
the crush of the break-up-there
few seconds early and left the
hotel, only to get caught in an auto
mobile jam that's not uncommon at
that corner! Three vehicles had me
sandwiched in sich way that all I
could do was wait till they loosened,
but that wasn't extry long. for in
another minute a certain local banker
helped his good miSsus into one of
the cars and was about to follow in
after. when suddenly. appearin' from
nowhere in particular, a decrepid old
man. draggin' wee mite Of q kid
touched him on the shoulder and
asked for a bit.
Plenty Excuse to Refuse.
Now, folks. under the circum-
stances, thermometer fiirtin with
zero. cars jammed. choffers bellowin'
greatcoat buttoned. gloves fastened
! Army. worker or minister of the
church would sure have been excused
for snappy reply, but did the fee
nanceer give it? I'll say he didn't.
Quickly hoppin' back from the step
this well-fed. warmly-clad. happy
lookin' coupon-cutter snatched off
his mitten. undid all of his para
phanalia. dug deep down in his pan
falcons for his wallet of "waffies"
and, with two thousand automobile
drivers calm him every name in their
code. deliberately peeled Off a nice.
crisp lookin' greenback and slipped
it to the kid-and long may he
O course. know calamity screech-
ers will yodel individual casew
! We'll mebbe so. but the joke is that
these very same individual cases are
happenln' every minute of every hour
OF every day Of every year in every
city, town.. village and hamlet or
every state in the most generous,
open handed. charitable conredera-
tion OF states ever got together by
! man!
Shining Example.
Ah, no. folks, sich chatter don't go!
The little incident Saturday night
might have been an Individual case
but 1t was. too. shinin' example of
the great heart of America, especial
ly when touched by the sight of a
! needy kid! Show the average citizen
in any section of our Incompatible
Cnion-banker. baker or candlestick-
maker-a deservin' cause where a
child is concerned, individual, munic-
ipal. national or interna tionaI, and
nothfn' short of amputation can keep
him from diggin',
Religious, racial, political and class
Evening star., 1923-02-28
ENGLAND TO ANNEX
SOUTHERN RHODES|A:
Bonar.Law Announces Decision Ac.
cording to Desire Expressed
in Referendum.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
LONDON. February 2S.--Great Brit
ain is about to annex southern Rho
desia and grant a responsible gov
ernment to the people of that coun-
try. according to their desire as ex-
pressed In the recent referendum
Prime Minister Bonar Law stated In
the house Of commons.
Southern Rhodesia at present lie
under the administration of the Brit
ish South Africa Company. which
holds a royal charter. The territory
has an area Of $4,000 square miles
and includes Matabeleland and Ma
shonaland.
The European population, according
to the census Of May. 1921. was 33,580
The native population is estimated at
10000. and there are approximately
5000 Asiatics.
The country is rich In gold and
other minerals.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
Great Heart of america
Exemplified By Bankers Act

prejudioes all melt away into yapor
when confronted with human suf-
ferin' in this fair land OF ourni The
piteou1 appeals from . famished
China are met In the same generous
spirit az tho agonixin' walls Of q
trampled Armenia. while hungry
babes in the little Green Isle are as
quickly fed as the starvin'. hordes In
far-off India! We might be cute, We
might be cunnin'. we might he any
but when 1t comes down to helpin'
the helpless--why. there amt moth
in to 1t. we spreadeagle the fieldl
I thank you, DOPEY DAN.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
Had Him Hypnotized.

From an Exchange.
She was a dear old lady with a
rosy face framed in silver hair and
eyes that were all kindness.
She was being shown round the
prison and endeavored as she passed
to Say a few kind words to the un-
fortunate prisoners.
Remember. my good man., she
chirruped to one veteran. that stone
walls do not prison make nor iron
bars q cage"
Well" said the old sinner, they've
got me hypnotized, then-that's all,
ma'am,"
Evening star., 1923-02-28
Natures Fireworks.
'm Popular Mechanics Magazine.


Often has the ocean traveller re-
marked the greenish light which fol-
lows in the wake of his vessel. This
Is one of natures fireworks displays.
The illumination of the summe r
seas is caused by tiny creatures, not
fishes. which are almost invisible to
the naked eye. Millions of them, each
giving out {. tiny point of light make
the waters glow as If countless eIec-
trio lamps were burning beneath
them.
this wonderful power to some degree.
1t is caused by the presence in their
bodies of phosphorus, the substance
which is used for. making matches.
If box of matches is opened in the
dark, similar lurid glow may be
each.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
As It Sounded.

From the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
Little Verna lives with daddy and
mother in one of the Ohio valleys
prettiest towns not far from Pitts
burgh. OF the musical profession
themselves, daddy and mother are in
tensely interested in the furthering
OF their small daughters education
along the same lines.
Recently, upon her return from
Evening star., 1923-02-28
WANT RETURN RIGHTS.
Bay State Bars Tombstone Dealer
From Seizing Property.

BOSTON. February 28.--Dealers in
tombstones and monuments have en-
tered protest before a legislature COM
mittee against the law which they
said withheld from them the right
given furniture dealers to take back
goods sold on the installment plan II
payments were not kept up.
THE undertaken can always COL
lect. his bill and we do not see why
We should be liable to q fine of 81 900
or six months Imprisonment II we try
to take hack a memorial that Is not
paid for" said David Sakalada. repre-
senting the monument dealers Of
Massachusetts.
Evening star., 1923-02-28

delicious as the fresh-grated coconut
that Southern housewives buy in their
markets.
Try Bakers Coconut, Southern
Style, for all the familiar coconut
dishes-pies, puddings, cookies, the
ever-popular jell-o desserts. Serve it
with sliced. canned or stewed fruits.
You will be astonished to see the diff
ference the moist coconut makes. On
sliced oranges, this new moist coconut
makes the best ambrosia you ever
tasted.
Order can from your grocer today.
Then look up your coconut recipes.
select one of the old favorites and at
dinner tonight surprise your family
with its new deliciousness.
Evening star., 1923-02-28

To know why your cake grows stale when
made with ordinary dry shredded COCO
nut-often glycerine treatcd-make this
simple test:
Balance any dry shredded OF gycerine-1eated COCO
nut with an equal quantity of the new Bakers Coco
nut, Southern Style, q small hand scale. Place q
dish Of water under the two scale pans. The pan
containing the dry glycerine-treated coconut sinks
lower and lower. The dried eoconut takes moisture
away from whatever It touches (n this case the air
It Win rob the body Of your cake of its moisture n
the same way. Bakers Coconut, packed moist In
ID own juices never steals moisture from your cake
Evening star., 1923-02-28
No longer do you have to
eat it the day it is baked~
Made evith coconut put UP in this new evay--
your cake evill stay fresh from, Friday to
Sunday. The scales tell evhy
Cake made with this nesD moist
coconut has q nesV undredmed.
of delicio,ssncss

Nowyoucanbakeyour coconut cakeon
Friday and eat it on Sunday-as moist
and fresh as If just out of the oven.
A new process has been discovered
for putting up coconut moist with it's
own juices but without the milk in air.
tight tins like fruit. This moist Coco
nut will not rob your cake of its fresh
ness as coconut in the dried form did.
The explanation beside the picture of
the scales tells why.
This new way of packing coconut
was worked out by the largest coconut
manufacturer in the world to meet the
increasing demand for coconut in the
fresh form in which it has always been
known in the South. Bakers Coconut,
Southern Style, is a. tender, juicy and
Evening star., 1923-02-28
Courtesy With Caution.

From the London Opinion.
Cautious Committeeman Gas candi-
date deScendS to talk to rough look
ing voters)-''Shake EN- by both their
hands. sir. You'll know your watch
10 safe then"
Evening star., 1923-02-28

Sunday school, verna was questioned
as to what hymns the children had
sung. and gave the not particularly
enthusiastic answer that "one Of
Evening star., 1923-02-28

thsm was something about save your
cigars" investigation .revoasdw that
1t was the old familiar, Savior.
Guard U.s." - II. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-06
lie SAN HAN

En-. la noahe del prilnero del corrien-
te, en- la Avenfda Ponce dc Leon, puen-
fe .San Antonio, el anto 241SSt de San
Miguel y Co., guiadq por el chauffeur
Manuel Garcia, niimero 0002, chocO
con 81 caro- eleetrico ndmercl 2s, guia-
do por ell motorista ,. Plaras, CON
ductor j. Delgado, rcstlltando amb7s
aon averfas, siando las del auto, ma,
yorcs. FL chauffeur Garcia fue de-
nunciado por yiolacion de Ii ley de
AUTOMOBILES.
En- La tarde del dos del actual, en-
la calle Cerra, santurce, al caerse el
lnifio Santiago oGnzalez, de Manatf, DC
iull truck, HP. .-29s, dc Furteza HERNIA
nos, se fractur0 q brazo derecho
fla polfsda de sahturde arresto y
.ticnuneio Demetrio Ortiz, por dos
dclitos de esealamiento dos de h'lr-
to, siendo sentenciado 4 seis mescs efl
eada case.
II