The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1919, Page 2

Sue SHATTUD STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 2, WOMAN IS HURT IN AUTO CRASH your income, the wage earner —the salaried man—can \ Truck Strikes Closed Car at have the delight of a com- pletely furnished home at 11th and Pine once through this store’s lib- j | rying deaperately to avoid a eral, popular, easy and dig- Jootlision with a closed ear whieh} nified credit service. |turned suddenly across the street) jin front of hin truck at 11th ave and Pine wt, late Thursday, HM Mayer swerved sharply wround nuine |the corner, and, his car wheels | ge skidding on the wet street, crashed jinte the machine truck seat with Mayer, woe the closed car and knocked un The closed cau was “ machine of excellent driven by Mra, Robert I. (reer tone quality! 1062 East Galer st | Mra, Mayer in at the Providence yor told the police Mra, Greer Age Limit —genuine Victrola (style VT), turaed across the corner at 11th |hospital suffering from bruises and with populanpriced cabinet, and ave. without giving any warning The Smart Cut, Snap and fustrctacntal music of yeur own Jpoigekon ais es Nae tyke Style especially desianed instrumental music of your own | pery etreet, He anld he turned selection (six inch D. D. ree porner with the reer ont Middle ords), all for this Temarkably F tering to RvOM: © crash for Stout, -ated and Older” men will make ee, $52.60 AR minh snail you fea! like éeiting out and rt ‘ALLEN SCORES showind the “Boys” up, Santa eterno pacino] 1 WAR LEADERS: NEW VICTOR RECORDS | Governor Says 36th Division| FROM MAY LIST Was Feats | Equipped “A Good Man Is Hard to Find” “For Johnny and Me” —The Suit That Knows No Whether you are at the beach, on the road or at home, you will be classed among the “Better Dressed” in a stylish, well fitting FAHEY- Both sung by Marion Harris S5¢ | war department Curniahed | few hours a German plane flew over | ent frmised "wo BROCKMAN Spring Suit. “Don’t Cry, Frenchy, Don’t Cry” sean $e the Sh eivien (ats “Sung by Charles Hart and Elliott Shaw ee. poe ae aggre Se Elevator Up; Prices Down | t sec He said the eye Feeney ence, Nights’=—One-step. 85¢ | ff icm te teen news from the emmy | Low Upstairs Rent—No Credit “How Ya Gonna Keep ’Em Down on the Farm?” When ‘we wrote you from seme Losses — Supreme Buying Arthur Fields j where in France, you were the only Reverse: “How Are | You Going to Wet Your day we —— ily Murray BG¢ | Ml wece nee tne ‘trenches, “within” a Profit. “Some' . : Fox-Trots, Plays Played ‘by by Joseph C. Smith's or: A Varied Assortment of $1.35 “After we had been Leyton come] ed by Victor Mili Band 85¢ ceived orders to move next day.” Spring Su Sui se eee —OUR VICTOR RECORD DEM. | is ae ONSTRATING ROOMS are ee eae le VICTOR bade “dleded enbante” Wik cicee | WASHINGTON, May 2—(United Press.)—The historic battleship Ore RECORD you promptly and courteously, gon may be turned over to the state $ sr Ame $ SERVICE extending their help in the se of Oregon or the city of Portland, : iW lection of records when required. eee ee , acs Main Fleer tary of the Navy Roosevelt stated) today. The Oregon and three other ships —~ to be put out of cree ston. ‘avy Gepartment officials they will do with the other three 1 Seen e- er 7 kien ee Fortune wit ae Oger eee < ‘YR thinks, it will be possible to turn the ship over if it can be FIT GUARANTEED government. 362nd Troops in No Trouble to Get N.C-4] SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK, May 2—The brew: | * priors to | ed Press.}—Checking pene fheh civ ers of ‘ian ae pone they did | PORTLAND STORE Reverse: “I Know What It’ Means to Be Lonesome” the American soldier, featured the | “Sand Dunes”—One-Step | Allen also rapped the nation’s at-| Because of ~apnianeien i“? all wrong. people who didn't know where we Power—Low Percentage of and dropped a note, reading: ‘Halle, | a Finest Fabrics in “Madelon’ Gad “Merde Francaies” bes egg wat ay ae eee =| SUPERIOR sound-proof and comfortable. exhibition purposes, Acting Bad mec Arcade Bldg. net wish to scrap the Oregon, as ply to the navy department, Roose ALTERATIONS FREE maintained without expense to the in Northwest Presidio Barracks| Volunteer Testers not run a selective draft instead of the best plane entered for | Atlantic flying honors, In its|“"4 compilation of the final payroll at Rockaway point it eclipsed achievements of the other navy is today occupying 147 California members of the 362nd infantry, Sist division, who reached the Presidio © It carried a load of 22,900 pounds, | tast night for démobilization. A high a crew of six, rose easily an altitude of 500 feet and 00d speed. ‘The American flight probably will early next week. percentage of the men were wound- ed, and, according to ths doughboys, this regiment saw more fighting than other units in the Wild West division. calling for volunteers to text the In- tokicating qualities of 2.75-per-cent beer. When it was announced a few days ago that an effort would be would intoxicate, it waa intimated called for later. It didn’t wait for the call. Thousands of letters are | pouring in asking permission to en- ter the contest, and whereas it was originally intended that the test take place at some popular hotel, the pro- | moters seriously think of leasing | Madison Square Garden, with an overflow meeting in Central Park. One correapondent said all he want- ed was five hours’ notice, so he could eat a couple of salt mackerel to get his thirst in training. Blanquet’s Head On Display in Vera Cruz NEW YORK, May 2.—The head of General Aurelanio Bianquet, who was killed in a small engagement with federal troops shortly after he landed in Mexico to act as chief] Heutenant of Felix Diaz’ revolution. | ary movement, was exhibited to th made by actual experiments to de- | termine whether 2.75-per-cent bree that a volunteer squad might be} RALEIGH BLDG. ‘Parents of 17 Children Start Search for 10% vote O88, ie Pee ee Runaway Boy and Locate Him in New York SAN FRANCISCO, May 2—‘I'm| DES MOINES, Tows, 3g | SUPpored to be a professional burg. | Meetings of I. W. ‘W, will nev public in Vera Cruz on April cording to Francisco Bobad! retary to the general mani the Bank of London, in Mexico City, who arrived here today. Thruout & forth to have GOOD Teeth , Our experts will be glad to give your teeth a _thoro examination and tell you just what it will “oad to put them into perfect condition. This service is given you gladly. No obligation to have work done unless you want it. Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CL. nn, PF agg 1405 Third Avenue W. Corner Third and Union In Every Respect Seattle's ‘toting Dentists Bobadillo said, there had ly improvement recently conditions, Daniels Inspects Foe Warships in England EDINBURGH, May 2-—-The Ger- man warships interned at Scapa Flow were inspected by Josephus Daniels, the American secretary of the navy, and his staff, who are at Beapa Flow. After the inspection the secretary and his party were en- tertained at luncheon by Rear Ad- miral KR, J. Prendergast, command- ing the Orkney and Shetland sta- tions, British Will Pump Out Greatest Mines (Apocinl to The Star by N, 1. A.) LONDON, May 2.—While Britain eries for coal, 70,000,000 tons aro under water in the South Stafford- shire and other flooded mines. Steps are being taken by the gov- ernment to have these mines pumped out and operated, the Present shortage making the action Profitable. In one aren 40,000 tons of water must be raised, FAMOUS PLAYERS TO RETURN NEW YORK, May 2.--E. H, Soth- He was but one of 17 children in the Casale family, but when Frank Casale, 14, played hookey and was jar,” Frank Beal, charged with hav- ing burglar‘s tools in his possession, told Judge Timothy Fitzpatrick. “Luck has never been with me. I'm 64 years old and I've spent 35 years of my life in San Quentin. I've never yet been convicted of a crime, I pleaded guilty to burglary five times. Here I am again, I just got off two weeks ago.” “You have spent so much time in jail I do not like to send you back,” said Fitzpatrick. “You should have learned your lesson long ago.” Makes Silk Shirts From Plane Wings NEW YORK, May 3—The Colum bia Alumni News publishes an over. seas letter from Oscar Myers of the Columbia class of ‘16 to his mother, Mrs, 8, O. Myers of Mount Vernon, ‘I am having a half dozen/ shirts made to measure from the fine silk fabric wings of my air- ship.” Myers, known to Columbia men as “Obie,” rowed on the varsity crew. Earthquake Shock Felt in California(" REDDING, Cal, May 2.—(United | ,, Press.)—-A sharp earthquake shock was felt here at 1:20 this morning. Everybody awake at that time felt tolerated in Des Fairweather told the’ today. “The ‘wobblies’ are any community and* tions don't a themselves,” said the long as Iam mayor, | tion will never get Says Married Li Should Be Here HARBOR CITY, May life should be yaers of takes two to make & always talked things ever got near enough we never had @ row. leaves life the other of go, too, for we b+ 60 years—50 beau! Mr. and Mrs, C. F, Doses! and highly respected dents, gave these *! sons, daughters, and # rounded them on the their golden wedding. AFTER REAL MAN LOVE, SHE GOT CHICAGO, May 2 hunt for “® led her to pharge of bigamy. She. husbands and was prospective third, police 288 a pe, 4 Julia Marlowe will return | afraid to go home, and ran away from Newark, N. J,, to New Y¥ Diagonally Across the soo From the Postoffice, Be Sure to Get to ern end iy . » to New York, the parents of the 17 started a nation-wide|the shake, which is said to be the mt ‘ let, to the stage next October, according | search for him, and his mother was 1!1 with anxiety,” Frank, who is indicated in the picture by an arrow,, wrote| most distinct since 1908, Buildings | Buy a Vie oo fi ; ly y A’ bel ON bury aT 7 to an announcement by Lee Shubert, /home that he was living with a rich Néw Yorker, who was going to taka him to Oregon, He was oe ee and doors banged, but there/ | bring back out theig manager, delivering packages for a jeweler, The other arrow indicates the mother of the brood of 17, ‘was no damage, ’ a