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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-10-23

Cheyenne. wyo.-The long arm Of
the United States government has
stretched again into Canada in search
Of evidence q the ALLEGED passage Of
Liberty bonds between Harry r.
Sinclair. oil operator and Albert b.
Fall. former secretary OF the interior.
In authorizing commission OF two
persons to examine and take deposl-
tions from seven persons in Toronto
VITO are said 10 have knowledge Of
the alleged transactions.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-10-23
VOTE!

Vote on Election Day. Tues
day. November &,
Vote as you please-but vote,
The suffrage is not your in
herent. God-given right The
suffrage is a privilege given you
by your country. the United
States Of America. the richest,
the mott powerful. the freest
nation Of earth and Of all lands
the most desirable. II IL
privilege that carries with Il the
responsibility Of the good Am
erican citizen to carry on the
work Of the patriots Who gave
~ the Declaration Of Inde2end
ence.
Abraham Lincoln. 6fty-nipe
years ago. asked for renewed
vows Of feslty to that gov
ernmsnt 81 the people. by the
people. for the people. shall not
perish from the earth" How
shall that government live-if
the people do not voter
Don't be a slseker-in this
duty Of citizenship.
Nose-or shut upi
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-10-23

remedy gave TO me and l issl sure
that Il other young mothers would
take the Prescription shruous the
entire period they would be saved
much Of the dsstress and suffering
that most women endure. hfa
Nsb<i Rose. $50 Center 81. All drug
xists Tablets o. liquid.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-10-23
Opposes Naturalization

Honolulu,-United States Attorney
W. 7. Garden has announced that at
the request of the commissioner of
naturalization. Washington, he will
oppose all petitions for the natural
ixation Of Filipinos.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-10-23

ffftf &NH N%t
sue III bearing
pains that | had
10 keep 10 my
bed = great deal
One Day l read
OF DIR. Pierce's
Fxvorite Pre-
seript,on and de-
s'ded TO give Il
q trial l was
very thankful Tor
the comfort and
reilei that this
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-10-23

Jordan. Valley, The work ha'
finally started on the Jordan valley
ard Northsiic irrigation projects
after nearly three years Of delay
since the first steps were taken q
rsjavsnate the projects by erganis
ing districts
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-10-23

Secretary wilbar has character.
lied the projected Australian
cruise Of the American navy as an.
other step ~eemsntinx the bonds Of
friendship between the two countries. =
The FRS was declared BY Secretary
wilbar. speaking Ia behalf Of the
navy. to be symbol % peace and
friendship between her builders. her
owners and ether nations" To fur.
shsr define her role. he said the ship
would b. rcchristensd 'Los Anx~ler''
when the government formally takes
possession
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-10-23

Hailey,-while deer hunting lsss
week. Or. Howard Dresser OF Boise
was lost In the mountains between
here and Challis. T. J. Holden Of
the Fish Spur hatchery, with = party
Of ssarchers. found him after two
days and nights In an exhausted con
dition in an old sawmill where he
had taken shelter.
Psrm..-Thomxs r Kesksl and two
scns have recently established a all
YER black fox farm consisting Of IL
psns two and . half miles northwest
= Parma
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-10-23
Fasf-Mouing Planet

Jupiter's diameter is about ten times
that Of our earth. but so quickly does
II spin that a day there lasts only
nine hours and fifty minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27
Ten Commandments
Here October IS

Cecil u. peAillo'B triumphant pic
ture MASTERPIECES. The Ten Com
mandments." which comes 20 the
Metropolitan for an indefinite on.
Eagement. beginning Monday. octo.
Der ~, Is the sensation Of two cont
nenta. With ia tremendous appeal
TO all classes. ereeda and nailonhll.
ties. Il Is A. popular in London ~ II
Is Ia this country. Soon I, viii be
shown In Paris aud Melbourne. Aus
iralia, and then In every country IN
tho world. II viii be known 10 20,
,srity rs the globs-eirciInE wopdsr o.
the world.
As Il moat fitting. this mighty
dramatic spectacle Is enacted BY a
remarkable cast Of stellar players. In.
Guiding Theodore Roberts. LsztrIce
Joy. Mia Naldi. Rod la Rogue.
Richard DIX. Robert Edeson. AEnta
Ayrea. Estello Taylor ana Charles
De Roche. Or. Hugo Riesenfsld's
wonderful accompanying musical
score viii be played here BY a sym.
phouy orchestra Of 20. which IL car.
ried By the company ON tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27
VioIaDanaHaS
Narrow Escape
From Injury

A GAPING hole IN tho side Of the
~ Lucky Strike ~" one 81 the
fastest speed poats on tho Pacific
coast. hears mute testimony 90 the
thrill. not written Into tho scenario.
that Threatened the llfo 90 Viola
Dana and two men during the film.
ing o. water scenes near Santa Gaia.
Tina island for Psramount's ''Lorl
Chumlsy."
A smoke pot. too heavily charged
with sulphur and powder exploded
Unexpectedly IN its resting place IN "a
locker and blasted a hole thru the
hull just above the water line. Fred
Hofaeker. tbs pilot. Frank Madigan.
technical man. aud Miss Dana were
the targets % nylnE spllnisrs ana
bolts. Al three were hlackened
from head 90 foot.
Miss Dana leaped 60 the bow and
wildly waved her arms IN signal 90
the camera boat a hundred yards dis.
tan,. However that was just tho
action called for IN the SCRIPT and
the cameras clicked hsrsnely on until
Dirsrtor Frank Urson senSed that
something vas wrong. Altho The
Lucky strike IL had 20 10 taken
90 Avalon for repairs. Miss Dana
declined 10 stop work, asking only
time enough 10 change her clothes
and remove the dusky makeup,
Other Lord Chumley' players AZ
Catalina include Raymond Cnfnth.
Theodore Roberts Anna May Wong
and cyFii Chadwick. The picture IL
being eodireoted BY Paul Tribe and
Prank ufron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27
Hamrick Books
Fools Awakening

Manager Hiamrlck OF the Blue
Mouse thea,sr announces the clos
ing OF contracts for The Fools
awakening" which win be given It's
local premiere at the popular Hnh
ave. photoplay house next satur-
Gay.
The Fools Awakening" has been
made for the screen, being an
adaptation OF William ]. Loeke's
popular story. The Tale OF Trionn.'
Harrison Ford plays the leading
role Of John Briggs. who builds UP
network OF lies and has a hard
Time living up 20 his fictitious past.
Enid Bennett IL the hciress whom
he marr.es without revealing his
secret to her. Mary Alden. John
sanpolis. Harry Northrup and many
other screen stars appear in the
supporting cast Of playerA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27

DAVID PEsETZKI. acclaimed By
~ music lovers In the West. when
he appeared last year tlAruout the
country in the Duo-Art fantasy. the
Music Mirror IS coming ngain
next week 10 this city and win be at
the Coliseum theater. starting satur.
day. September 81. and continuing
until Friday. October 3. inclusive.
This timo his vehicle Is 'sonia's
Song" another Duo-Art music fan
tasy with background Of war and
revolution in Russia.
Pesetsh Is reaching the great
heights Of service in his new field.
the spreading OF tho message OF good
music to the people thru the medium
Of tho films and tho reproducing
piano. Veteran as hc is. OF many
symphony appearances and dis
tinguished Boioist with such organl-
cations rs the Berlin Philharmonic
and tho 81. Louis Symphony orches.
ira, the great Russian pianist feels
that he Is doing his greatest work at
present.
Tho musical program for the
Sonia Song theme was composed
for the Duo-Art by Alexander Slot.
favored pupil Of the great Liszt and
teacher Of Rachmsnlnon. The
Butterfly Etude." which nccom-
panles the dance on the film. was
arranged by Paderewsk for the Duo
Art. In his personal appearance. Mr..
Pesetzlsi appears with tra Duo-Art,
alternating with II In the rendition OF
interesting musical numbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27
sHappyEndings
Will Never Go
Out of Fashion

HAPPY rnainE1 viii never 50 out
Il ~ style in photoplays, uyz Nor
ma TalmadKc. who has Just com.
plcteA tie filming n g, Gardner Sui.
ligau'a original story. The only
Woman. "a First National picture,
directed by Sidney oleo''. and has.
ing D delightful finish.
In recent months American photo.
plays have been under a heavy bar
rage from European motion pic. uig
publications
American films are childish, purr
ilC and Emateur.ah," declare the Tor
flEn producers and critics "Ameri
cans are afraid 10 end their dramas
with tragedy They avoid tragedy aa
iE lt were q plague.
American audiences demand the
ricliy sweet ending IN an their pic.
tures They may b. ell right for
sehool girls and sentimental youths. 4"
declaffs ono publication With "a vide
circulation, but American producers
ssrm 20 forget that they also have
mature audiences 20 appeal 20 and
that men and women ~ middle age
know that real ne Is not an love
and kisses.
m motion pictures are 20 reflect
real lifo they must wind up occu.
aionaily ~ things In real life 10.
THE practice u invariably twisting
nnd dIstortlnE phoioplays IN order
10 send 'em home happy n rldlcu
lous"
Norma Talmhdge. commenting on
tho criticism 10 the foreign press Of
American phIt0phyH. declares that II
is tho lack 0f understanding Of audi.
rnce Psychology cy.nesd IN foreign.
made pictures which has Fiyen Amer.
lean phptopiay makers tho lead IN
the world market
Audiences demand The happy end
ing says N0rna, 'and they ere
right They come 90 the theatcr
60 be amused. Life "a raid ana had
enough AZ u II. We all attend pho.
toplays In order 20 get out Of our.
selyeh. 70 spend an hour or 90 IN
yicarious romance ia the world Of
make believe.
The European IDEA Of plilng irag.
edy upon tragedy is oldfashloned
and r. one Of the reasons why pic.
lures made abroad arc unable 20
compete with American films ia the
film markets Of tho world"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27
REAL FOREST FIRE
IN NEW MIN PLAY

Those fortunate enough 10 see
Teeth latest Tom six picture.
will be shown a real forest fire and
not The usual "make-bclieve' % pic
ture land. These scenes were shot
near Lake Tahoe during the recent
forest fires which swept Northern
California.
In making the picture, both Mr.
Nix. Miss Lucy Fox, leading lady.
Director Blystoue and Cameransn
Dan Clarke. brayed innumerabls
dangers from flame and falling trees.
as the picture itself evidences. In one
OF the scenes. both Mr. Mix and Miss
Fox suffered slight burns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27

co popular has the Warner Broth.
~ era production. ''F!n1 Your
Man" proven at the Metropolitan
that the management has decided to
hold the picture over for an add
tlonal week.
Rin-Tin-Tin. tho Belgian police
dog which has won the reputation
% the hmarteat canine IN pictures. is
tho star Of the production. The dog
has n great role and Is on tho screen
much Of the time.
The story has chiefly an outdoor
settling and many beautiful scenes
nre flashed across The screen. The
lighting effects are beautiful and the
photography unusual.
Little June NARROW. who 81 Jus,
tpringing into prominence as d
Warner Broihcrs' player. has the
heroine part and this pretty actress
bids fair 10 win n place among the
leading screen summaries. She IN Of
tho Marguerite Clark type md pos
sesses n charming personality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27
Stills Has Great Role
in "The Sea HaDk"

The motion picture public has long
been forced TO be content with seeing
Milton silla IN tho role OF leading
man 10 some prumlnsn, actress. but
this truly great actor IL given n
chance 20 step out and display his
really great ability In Sea Hawk. ["
tho mammoth Frank Lloyd produc.
ton that win room b shown AZ the
Strand thcaicr here.
Tho rolo Of SIR oliver Tressilian.
who afterwards becomes tho Sea
Hawk. Is portrayed BY sills. and Is
BY far tho largest that he has un.
doFtAksn during his long career.
other stars appearing in tho pic.
ture arc Enid Bennett. Wallace
Berry. Lloyd Hughes. William Col.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27

T'HoMAs AEioHAS in any Para.
l. mount plc,ur, Is worth seeing
But Thomas MsiKhan In a Herbert
Bronon perturbation Of James Oliver
Curwood'a gripping story. The
Alaskan" Is worth seeing. not only
for once. but several times. And We
honestly believe that many Of the
folks who attend the liberty where
this pholopIay IL being shown for
tho first time. arc going 10 see u
again and again.
Tho Alaskan" Il tho first story
Of tho great Northwest that
MriEhan has ever appeared In. His
personality suits the tiilr role which
no portmyu. and ailho mindful o.
his past performances, yet We have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27
SENNETT BATHING
GIRL GELS LEAD

Another ono Of tits years ssnns,i
beautie, has received the inward Of
the good little bathing Eirl. and been
promoted" 10 leading roles.
ThelmA nm. who Is well known a.
tbs wenrer Of the famous ssnnett
nah jcnEg bathing suit. was given
the mueh-eoveted part OF leading
lady with Ralph Graves IN a new
comedy. Theima was ono OF tho
first girls 10 don bathing suit when
Mick ssnnstt announced tho return
Of tho bathing girls to his comedi.s
The new Ralph Graves comedy Is
an original story by Mack ssnnstt.
and Il being directed By I'd Kennedy
under tho supervision OF y. Richard
Jones. dlreetor-EensFal OF tho Sea.
nett studio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27

no hesitation In saying that he hns
done HE best work la this picture
Here 10 story Of a man who
fights not only for a great love, but
for o great cause tho preservation
Of ALASKA for the native Alatkanh.
To most people Alaska II synony.
nous WIKI sold, and In this picture
Director Brrnon las reproduced
secnea from tho historic gold rush
Of tho late pos when tho eyes Of the
whole world turned towards the Far
North,
Mountain peaks. forests, rivers
and glaciers form tho gigantic ssth
which appear In "The Alaskan"
Many Of the scenes wcrr "fhot'
along the Seattle waterfront
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27

"E'vERY gih should know how
- TO sew says Madge Bellamy.
Who plays Hattie Lou In the
Palmer Fhotsplay corporations re.
marbnhle drama. The White sin. =
now nj the Blue Mouse.
There Is a satisfaction In Great
ing your own gowns that can never
te had by going to a shop and BE-
ing fitted out In a costume. And
there is the little touch you can
rdd that makes a frock essentially
yours When was In school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27

used 70 make all my own, and even
now ] ind time 20 design a new
gown now and then or make a hat
that have been wanting"
Miss Bcllamy made the dress that
she wears in The White SIN" tina,
meets with such hearty disapproval
from her screen aunt. IL Is a IT.
tie cotton sleeveless affair with
lunches Of buds and leaves over the
shoulders and az tho waist. Also,
one OF the moro elaborate ones She
wears in the picture IL the work Of
her needle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27

star and friend ot Miss DO Lorez.
Nisa Saunders attributed Il 10 n ~.
40 nervousness.
Early the next morning she was
stricken severely and her sister.
Tbolml, who arrived recently from
Ncw York. caused her removal 20
ihe hospital. Miss De Iorcz viii be
remembered for her unusual per.
f9rm1nces as The gypsy in Three
Weeks" and IN The Siren Of Sc.
willie"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27

"One Year 10 Live" n stirring
modern drama, will bo picturized by
Edwin Carewe on completion Of MA.
donna Of the Streets" which brings
Nazlmoya back to the screen after n
long absence.
Wilderness"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27
Claire de Lorez
Is Near Death

claire De t.orrL the new Iorclri
OF tho rcreen. Ia on tho verge 81
death as result OF serious inieT'
unhi complication. which necessi'
,atsd her removal 90 the California
hospital IN Los Angeles. An opera.
ton was performed In an effort 10
save her life. hut her condition s,ill
remains very grave.
First Indications of her Illness
was observed whilo lunch'ng with
Jacqucllne Saunders, motion picture
Ter. Ir., wallace Mcdonald. Mare
sicDermoit. Frank Currier Kathleen
Key. Claire DuBrey. Lionel Bclmorc
and Albert Priscoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27

Robert u. Leonard Is directing Co.
rinne Griffith in her latest First Ma.
tional picture, tentatively called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27

In presenting Find Your Man" a.
the popular University street theatsr,
Warner Brothers are giving the pub
nc q fret class production along with
fine musical accompaniment
There are two shows, one az 2ls
and again az SI5 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27

Barbara Bedford has been added
20 tho cast OF jazz Parents" the
photoplay adaptation Of Richard
washburn chlld'a sensational story.
Here's How"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
DROP STUDENT
BOOZE PROBE
Police Leave School Case 10
Boys instructors

chief Of Police w. u. soveryns has
dropped tho investigation OF the
booze episode among Queen Anne
high school basketball athletes ana
turned tho ease over 10 school au
horltios for further investigation.
"Tho booze was obtained from a
wollsiockod cellar Of Il queen Anne
resident. not from q bootloRRor. and
| have consulted the boy'a mother"
snid tho chief "rhe school author
tiles know all tho facts. therefore
thorc Is nothing moro TO do"
School authorities aro continuing
the Investigation and qucried other
members OF the team az meeting
at Queen Ammo high school late
Tuesday. Ono other boy, under sus.
picIon. has denied taking any OF
the liquor. There have been no fur.
cher suspensions and probably will
DO none, supt. r. II, Cole indicated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
ASK RADICAL
LAW CHANGES
Progressive Conference"
Would Amend Conditions

ST. LOUIS. Feb. ia series or
resolutions proposing radical changes
Ia the government and economy or
tho United States was adopted by
the Conference for Progressive 20.
litleA Action hero. yesterday after
noon.
The delegates from tho 10 railroad
hrotherhooda, the socialist aud la.
Dor parties. tho nonpartlsan league
and other organizations offered IT.
Ito or no opposition 90 the proposl'
lions OF tho resolutions committee,
which was headed by II. j. Maniop.
OF 81. Louis.
Tho resolutions demanded.
/, Repeal OF tho Eseh-cummlns
act and public ownership OF the rail
ways.
.. Abolition OF tyranny ana usur
patton OF power by tho courts, In.
Guiding tho practice OF multiplying
legislation"
J. Abolition Of tho use OF lniune.
tons IN labor disputes and ollminn.
ton OF tho power OF courts 20 pun.
ish for contempt OF court without a
jury trial.
I Adequate laws 10 protect the
rights OF agricultural and Industrial
workers 20 organize aud 20 strike.
and 10 protect the funds OF such or.
ganisations from '1nroads OF CAPT.
tai"
8. Abolition OF child labor.
9. Organization OF marketing
association along limos proposed in
tho Norris Sinclair bill.
Z. Retention OF tho Hurtax on IN.
comes; restoration OF excess profits
taxes. taxes on stock dividends and
undivided profits; progressive inhcrl.
lance taxes. abolition OF nuisance
taxes: abolition OF tariffs on neces.
Stiles and such tar measures NJ
lwill force proftesrs 10 psy war er.
penses and tho soldier bonus"
3. Public ownership Of water pow.
err with publicly owned power. Pub,
llc ownership OF all natural re-.
sources. including oils and minerals
.. Reconstruction Of tho federal
reServo banking system 10 give dl,
rect control OF the nations money
and credi; 60 the national govern.
ment and encouragement OF coop,
entive banking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
Three Clubs Hosts
at Liner BANQUET

Tho Pan XenIa club. the Maritime
Commerce club and tho Foreign
Trade society Of tho University Of
Washington win bo hosts wednes-
day evening at banquet 10 be
given aboard tho President Madison
Of tho Admiral line. now berthed at
Smith Cove.
Among the speakers wiil be +. p.
Eckenbrach. district director OF the
shipping board; Capt. Howard
Payne. OF tho boards sea service
bureau: Herbert Hilsohcr. Dean H.
T. Lewis. OF tho college OF business
administration: J. c. Herbsman. OF
tho China club: Dean Gould and
others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
Alkali in Soap
Bad for the Hair

Soap should be used very careful.
ly. II you want to keep your hair
looking its best. Many soaps and
prepared shampoos contain too
much free alkali. This dries the
scalp. makes tho hair brittle. and
ruins IL.
The best thing for steady use In
Mulsificd cocoanut oil shampoo.
which is pure and greaseless. and is
better than anything else you can
use.
Two or three teaspoonfuls is suffi.
cicnt to cleanse your hair and scalp
thoroughly. Simply molsten the
hair with water and rub II in. II
makes an abundance OF rich.
creamy lather. which rinses out
casliy. removing every particle OF
dust. dirt. dandruff and excess oil.
The hair dries quickly and evenly.
and 1t leaves the scalp soft. and the
hair fine and silky. bright lustrous.
fluffy. wavy. and easy to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut
oil shampoo at any drug store; 1t
is inexpensive and a few ounces will
supply every member OF the family
for months. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
Women'S Knit Boomers
Special soc

Boomers In broken line OF colora. lncud.
ing black. brown. navy and taupe. Sizes are
10 ?, but not each Hlze IN every color.
Special Thursday. n pair. soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
Germany Regrets
Funeral Incident

NEW YORK. Feb. is.-Mal Gen.
Henry T. Alien. chairman OF the
American committee for tho relief
Of German children. and former
commander OF the American army
in Germany. received a eablegram
from President Ebert. OF Germany.
expressing tho sympathy Of the Ger.
man people az Woodrow Wilson's
death. and referring 70 "ths dcplor.
able misin,erpre,atlon" OF tho flag
Incident AZ Warrington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
Canada Seeks to
Release Prisoner

OTTAWA. Ontario. Feb. i3-Ths
Canadian government today request.
ca tho assistance OF tho United
States government IN obtaining re-
lease OF c. q. 8. Mackenzie. Cana.
dian. dlstan,iy related 70 Premier
Mackenzie King. held for ransom By
Mexican bandits.
IiIppollta villa. brother OF tho IA.
nous ''Pancho." IN holding MacKcn.
zis for 5000 ransom. according 10
Information hcrr.
Mackenzie. native OF Noav Scotia,
has bean IN MEXICO for 10 ycars. as
manager Of a power plant. The
British embassy In Washington has
promised prompt consideration OF
the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
BODY FOUND
ON MOUNTAIN

VANCOUVER. II, C.. Feb. Ia
Lying at tho bottom OF n crevasse
900 feet deep. the body OF David
Spencer. 10. win be recovered today
by expert mountaineera, Tho trag.
edy was discovered laio yesterday
hy scarchcrs, who began 10 look
FOR tho youth after he had been
absent for nome time on a climb or
Grouse mountain. Ito had slipped
from narrow path. Tho dead
boy was cousin OF tho Spencer
brothers who own chain OF depart
ment stores IN British columbia,
and resided In England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
A WORD TO WOMEN

A hundred and twenty-one thou
sand women would comprise n vast
army. Yet a canvass was recently
made among more than that mum.
Der OF women who had used Lydia
L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
FOR feminine ailments. Tho result
proved that ninety.eight out OF every
hundred reported benefit from It's
use. This Is most remarkable eyi.
dcncc OF the power OF Lydia =. Pink.
inm's Vegetable Compound over the
Vsus OF womankind. and should influ.
ence every sick and aillng woman 70
try lt.-Advertisemcnt.