The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1919, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. OTTO 8. GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU R credit system has been established for your convenience to assist you to furnish your home your own individual | fdeas. Our terms are easier and our prices aro lower than will | be found anywhere. Ne extra charges; no interest. | JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY along STORE HOURS—830 TO Special Clearance of Bed me venperts | BED DAVENPORT in your home means an extra bedroom. more worrying where to put the unexpected guest. A simple operation, that doesn’t take a minute, transforms any room in the house into a sleeping room. No bedding to carry around; ample space in these Davenports for all the bedding, in- cluding the pillow We are offering some excep- tional good values on several patterns of Davenports. These are samples of some of the best selling patterns we had in stock, but as we cannot replace them we are closing them out at special prices. $71.50 Fumed Oak Davenport, $73.50 Golden Oak Davenport, $80.00 Fumed Oak Davenport, $80.00 Golden Oak Davenport, $79.50 Fumed Oak Davenport, $86.50 Fumed Oak Davenport, | | mortar of honesty . $59.50 . $63.50 . $66.50 special special special special special special WORLD STRIKE SCHEME FAILS — | |NEW PROPOSALS ISSUED ‘TO N. Y. MARINE MEN| NEW YORK, July 21.—-A new set of proposals were to be submitted| to the striking marine workers here [today by the American Steamship | association. ‘Their nature will be Trouble in Norway Alone|sccret untii it is considerea by the May Prove Serious ee, (United Press.}—|ewspapers. The government issued | es, es-| 2 order closing restaurants and or-| icated | dering a three-day prohibition of the | | sale of alcohol. In France the PARIS, July 2 Advices from Ae ropean countri pecially the allied nations, ind! today that the international strike, : planned by the proletariat as a pro- test against intervention in and Hungary, had lost its element ot | danger and in many places would be} a complete failure. ‘Apparently strike leaders either had lost their control or had heeded government warnings. Only in one country Norway— ‘were there indications that the situa-| tion might prove serious. A general strike had been called for today, fol-| ng a strike Saturday which} forced Christiania to do without | light, water, tram car service and Doctors Recommend Bon-Opto for the Eyes Physicians and eye specialists | prescribe Bon-Opto as a safe home| gemedy in the treatment of ey troubles and to strengthen eyesight. | old under money refund guaran- tee by all druggists. ORMULA ENTS OR AMUSEMENTS HJ RECKLES strike had been| led off officially. Telegrams from Italy, Austria, Germany and Great | Britain indicated the movement had | 1 been abandoned, either wholly or par- | tially on account of the pressure of public opinion, Dispatches from Germany an nounced that as a result of violent protests from German agriculturists and the public the world revolution ary idea had been weakened very greatly. Vienna reports indicated the strike | failure there was due to public senti- | me myth | self, for the jin | stuck to the THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 21 BILL HART TALKS T0 BO “Truth Is the Hardest Hitter in the World” BY BILL the HART Honor i greatest principle of man It pe air is a thing every boy ss and is ‘ the old ential as you breathe. There is an whieh If of men that have the straight paths living boys be without it? could Kalser of Re your adage says honor honor exists among this class strayed from what would ele world simply not go on Bill found bred in. this be honor Any that out wonderful ais grow which hon your country ours can't honor uble big as country means that you will truthful and patriotie—for country, family and fellowman, Truth is hardest hitter in the world, And tt is more evil in a Me than anything Don't tell the first lie, It may seem the easiest way out of a difficulty, but that is merely an illusion—the illusion that makes thé He attractive, Be selfish enough to guard your honor, The man so ex ant as to his r throws away his soul son you deceive with a lie is your ruth always comes out end and then the . are worse than if you hi truth in the sure As in honor always be est ava, the quences on ning. As an American boy foundation for your entir If you expect to succeed your foundation from the solid brick and enjamin Frank: sty Is the best policy the lin said SCORES A HIT ‘Leo Carillo and Crace Val- entine in Real Show Some good actors can make you | laugh Some good actors can make you ery Some of the best actors can make you laugh and ery Such is Leo Carillo, bardi, Ltd.” Leo and his delicious “wop" accent play’ with his auditors’ emotions last night at the Metropolitan Thea- tre A hackneyed assertion? Yes but it’s true about Leo. 1 p doesn’t seem to be a weak link in th chain of laughter and te is practically flawless in a chara’ ization which he might ec silly. But Carillo never slops over, nd it is this very suppression in biggest scenes that makes “ Ltd." a gem All of the scenes | Lombardi's dressmaking establish ment on Broadwe w York City There is the detestable broker with nothing to his credit but cash; there | is the faithful watchdog of the tre ury; there are entrancing mode —there is Grace Valentine. Why tempt to portray the Valentine v or presence? It goes without saying that Grace is eaked with class, In fact, “Lombardi, Ltd." is billed as the “original New York company.” It} looks the part. Leo and Grace are ably aided and abetted by such ster. ling support as Hallam Bosworth, the bookkeeper; Marion Abbott, the | forewoman, and Harold Russell, the theatrical manag “Lombardi, Ltd.” worth while. star of “Lom Lombar ai, among plays are d t is more than} EVY'S ORPHEUM Manager Bugene Levy has in- stalled an added attraction to “Is She My Wife? the musical comedy which the Midsummer Folly Co. presenting at Lev week, Besides the | musical specialties thruout the show j th re are 20 red-headed shimmie neers who shimmie to fox-trot, one step and waltz time. Gill Winkler helps the shimmiers along by playing Jazzy selections on the violin The action of “Is She My Wife?” takes place in an artist's studio, The artist's: masterpi a pretty girl) comes to life causes the artist all sorts of trouble with his wife and mother-in-law. The Ames Quartette are still on hand and delighted the audience with METROPOLITAN Here This Week ER freckle easily, this in the an we vent thier appearance - unsightly defects ned form- Nights. to $1.50. PALACE HIP Continuous Daily, 1 to 11, “The Coolest Spot John Geiger Nenpolt Three Other PANTAGES |: Matinees, 2:30. Nights, 7 and 9 ‘Mr, and Mrs, Hamilton Douglas Present NG GENERATION” 1 Mat x “ poonfuls cted in every package| This formula can be used freely, as it is absolutely harmless and will not stimulate or produce # growth hair it at home, then you you have the genuine article Do not accept a substitute, as there js nothing. just as good or just 1k Ti today and you will surprised. Your «and tan will disappear as if ‘The first application will you jis splendid form only prevents and removes | kiew and but beautifies ag el] and bri skin that rosy white, desired b y freckle remedy does this. It ts also| splendid for dark, sallow skin,| ughness, pimples, blackheads, sy wrinkles, chapped skin, of youth or will cause admiration You will look many | years younger and have’a skin every Mix other | Featuring Tn Conjunction With a New and Bill_of Vaudeville OTP | willo on said: “D. When asked about Der- of our leading druggiats| willo is surely a wonde jful aid in removing freckles and |tan. It is awevy ahead of anything we have ever sold before, and we lare authorized to refund the money to every dissatisfied purchaser, We would not permit the use of our name unless the article possessed | unusual merit.” It is so this city under @ positive: mo 4 |guarantee by all depa SHE MY WIF! lights (Sanday), 350; Mi be sc; Ladies’ 1221-Third Ave. | +COR.UNIVERSIT ¥: | | Seigier’s number, | th tumes, was one of the biggest hits of | | show | timents a number of new selections. Mead thong,” in which girls wear brilliant colored cos- the show. Rob Sandberg sings “I'll Say She Does,” assisted by the girls, and Law rence Orth, Pauline Arthur and Olive Finney have lively musical offerin, PALACE HIP “Remnants,” edy,” presented by FE and Everett Byington, outstanding features Palace Hip. mespun h com hirley is one of the of the new ‘The chara ters a store buyer and a traveling salesman ntly re cruited from the country. The lines 1re witty, the idea novel and the sen xpressed are good workaday | philosophy John Geiger, with his lin,” is a big hit, and for he is one of the cl nipulators of this instrument and its bow now in vaudeville, He makes it talk with wonderful similarity to the human voice, and seems to enunct ate the words to the last sound, He imitates all sorts of instruments and also plays some high-class musical | selections, apolitan Four have a novel ty nment offering which in Judes music on three singing, whistling and comedy. prettil ented, The Church Sisters banjo girls. Frank Stanley Wilson have comedy chatter offering. Zethieu and Morton sing and tall, “talking vio- ervedly 80, It is getting some clever comedy out of | the contrast between ru points of view. al and city MUSICIAN IS DEAD R. Herrman, 56, mu- 170 Windlay ave., died Sun- lay. He is survived by his sister, | Mrs. Edward B. Kellie, He was a native of Norway and has been out here only a year. Funeral will be held from the Georgetown | Undertaking company's — chapel} Wednesday clock, and burial will shelli tery, at be in his | laid In Tito} is ‘s Orpheum this usual number of | ce (the painting of | and} erest of ma-} accordeons. | are dancing and Bee 1 surprise singing and | ceme- must even thieves have | without | e only | 4) begin Bill Hart gets “first choice” in the baseball game—choosing up for sides, Every boy knows how that’s done. For the b fit of others we'll explain that the hand on top gets first pick of players. It is more than that; it is the ONLY} policy, which same all the ame} munition you need in your ¢ ldge when you saddle up for the long ¢ down the Traf) of Life (Signed) BILL HART. is ri Northwest Cities Lining _ dhe Rhodes Co. | Three Groups of Women’s Beauty Silk Special Tuesday 75c Main HESE dainty Auto Seca day are from the regu ly at $1.25. They displa hagen blue, lavender, Some are edged wi On sale in at 75¢. color. stitched. Tuesday Up in Columbia Rate Case PORTLAND, Ore. United Press.)-—The lumbia basin rate case today before Interstate Commissioners Hall, De July 21 important opened here ommeree els and This case is directed at the railroad administration and is attempt by the Inland Empire Shippers’ league Portland and allied inter to win a lower freight rate than that wh now in effect to Puget Sound Columbia river ports. The Inland Empire Shippers’ ay explained by Oswald West its attorney, is a voluntary organiza tion of farmers and shippers having interests in those sections of Ores n| Washington and Idaho known as the where they will hold | Inland Emy This league was the same cases for a week. | first to file complaint against the al decision probably will be given rates to Portland, Wash., slumbia river points. Co. un ats nich Eastman _ Probably 50 lawyers, | the many port « involved, representing nd business interests embled with their when the of evidence Hed at 9 a.m hearings will continue here one| ek and the commissioners will the move to Seattle. court on the The out in Washington, The pleasant a masses was ¢ case | on we ly Astoria other C r of confidence dis played by the big lawyers from Seat-| tle and Tacoma proved somewhat baffling to their opponents of the Co-| lumbla river ports, who had not been | able to determine just what line of | cause fense would be followed by the men| with a natural down grade, whereas from Puget Sound. the latter must be carried over the ., ", mountains. The distances involved in r-Reac ‘ase Faneaching C both instances do not differ much All were that three assure Astoria is allied with the Puget commissioners had come with open} gound interests in fighting this case |minds to decide the most far-reach-|-phat Oregon city opposes Portland | ing rate case ever placed before them|pecause Portland asks for a lower |on the Pacific Coast. |freight rate to Portland than the rate | “Those whose interests are vitally|to Astoria, The rates to the two jaffected may rest assured there has|cities are now the same, altho As- |been no pre-judging of thi zr toria is 100 miles further west from | said Commissioner Henry Clay Ms all the 1 In! and Empire. The complainants maintain that shipments to Colum| river are entitled to lower freight than those to Puget Sound ports be: the former go ports MADISON PARK REFUSED OFFER _ CAUSES WORRY FOR ‘WAYFARER’; | Murphine Wants Council tol Dr. Crowther ‘Says He Turn- Take It Away ed Down Half Million “On the same day that a the atrieal syndicate offered half # million dollars for the copy: right of “The Wayfarer,” 1 gave the copyright to the joint cen tenary commission as a present. So declared Dr. J. B. Crowther to his cc Thomas F, Murphine, superintend ent of public utilities, does not see why his department should pay for| the upkeep of Madison Park from| the municipal railway fund | For that reason Murphine asked |the city council Monday for author ity to transfer control of Madison Park to the park department and urged the councilmen to credit the |department of public utilities with 4 check representing the value of |the Madison park property. Madison park was as a public park by the| ound Traction, Light & Pow-| jer Co, At one time Madison park was the lodestone of all city parks |but {ts popularity has waned al-| |most to the vanishing point. urn from Columbus tor of the First M. I ners have be by the glitter of gold the message of the Pa furtherance of His kingdom, for personal profit.” He also told the church that hag positively refused to leave the pastorate to take his pageant around the world. Jewish rabbis and, theatrical man agers came from New York to wit ness the pa It broke all tendance recor 160,000 admissions in 20 days, Only the limits of the |hall and the enduran of the cast prevented an attendance of half a million at the pageant, for the at tendane at the celebration agg gated about one million.” Ohio. He Chureh. nm ruined jod gave me and not Wilson & Company Is Sold in East| July 24.—CUnt of the fish and veg anning ‘plants of Wilson & ny, one of the five big Chi- ackers, has been made to a| 5,000,000 corporation in New] York, according to announcement | made today in a circular letter to| stockholders over the signature of Thomas E. Wilson, president The purchasing company, Austin Nichols & Company, also made the neement letter to stock- holders, It sald new company had been organized handle the new industry It | tirmation that the form CHICAC | Press.) table | Co cago | new \Banquet Levy in Honor of Wedding Altho the members of the Summer Follies company could not be present at the wedding of their employ Euge Levy, at the Washington Hotel Sunday afternoon |because they had an to amu they were not forgotten rumored here, but con- | Afte last performance of the was not. forthcoming,|show Sunday night the stage was York company will|Cleared and a large banquet table system of chain] was while waiters white the fish and vege-|frocks took the place business, as well as|hands. The stage ha king house pro-|erators and musicians, trade proceeded to eat Mr. and Mrs, Levy moments# from their Washington Hotel to heatre where he gave |Frisco Girls Are iBre naen produc Still Off the Job iy yen te with a Victrola as a gift | SAN FRANCISCO, July |members of the company, while striker returned to work fc Ao Telept a Tl : Ralph Birkenhoff presented an elab- |cifie Telephone & Telegraph company orate clock from the hestra, |here this morning, striking operators | fitchel Grosstein, reported, They stated that a number | theatre, of girls started for the exchanges to| rorowed the go to work, but were met b; 7 |cordons of pickets, who pe | them to remain out. | A meeting is in |ther plans for resista tional officers’ orders to return to work, following yesterday's mass meeting when the workers voted nat to return to work, as ordered by in- ternational officials, Oakland strikers took the same at-| | titud and this morning no strikers | jpeuane’ to work there, union hea a | FET 5.pn AO 7 ie |] 27 Kpicr mk, g It takes a man of wisdom to util: |] Ti, Seen. Sven ize half what he knows | an ina a to audience was e set in of stage actors, op: other 53 in all, duets The basis, direct le made on a cash | wile on MAAERE, said. to the stole a friends at the hurry to the a-short talk. r of the com: and groom from the tr few the was the Pi manager of the toastmaster. Dancing banquet, was GIRL BOSTON, July 21 crowd of girls, for to walk during the street car strike, gladly accepted an invita. tion to ride to town in a hears \(CHARLES SCHWARTZ) Optometrist and Mfg. Optician Byes Examined and Glusses Fitted sion to lay fur: pe of interna and] rates | gregation Sunday morning on | pant for the} he | at} 2 Mid. | The assembla olivia Velours seas Blue, Gray, Sand, Red. Designed in tailored or t | SPLENDID style with French cuffs. | madras in well fitting lengths. are a timely opportunity | of summer shirts, | | nd ver railroads | |BOSTON STREET RAIL MEN BACK ON THE JOBS} BOSTON, Mass. July 21.—(Unit-| ed Press.)—The strike of street rail way employes here, which tied up the entire system for four days, | ended today. A special awarded the day’ and 53 cents to 62 cents board of arbitration| ar men an eight-hour} cale ranging from| an hour. | a The chronic borrower hopes that he'll not meet any of his creditors in heaven. eee LEMON N JUICE FOR FRECKLES Girls!’ Make beauty lotion fora few cents—Try it! Squeeze the juice of two semons) into a bottle containing three ounces | of orchard white, shake well and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and com- plexion beautifier, at very, very small cost. | Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will | supply three ounces ot orchard white | for a few cents. Massage this weet ly fragrant lotion into the face, | |neck, arms and hands each day and see how freck!es' and blemishes dis- | Jappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white the skin becomes, Yes! It| |ts harmless and never irritate: | HEADACHE» Caused by Acid- Stomach Yes, indeed. more often than you think. Because ACID-STOMACH, starting with in- digestion, heartburn, belching, food-repeat- | tually affect every vital orgat | Sev blinding, | It quickly banishes acid | stomach with its cour bloat, pain and @: It aids digestion—helps the stomach ge: full strength {tom exery mouthful of fooc Millions of people are miserable k and ailing because of AOID | Poisons, created by partly gested food charged with acid, are the blood and distributed throughout thi m. This often causes rheumatist tious. rrhosisot the liver,heart trouble n cancer of the stomach. It robe its victims of thelr beaith, undermine the strength of the most vigorous If you want to get back your physical anc mental strength—be full of vim and vigor~ enjoy lite and be bappy, you must ret rid 01 F acid-etomach. in EATONIO. you will find the very helt y guaranteed, | y shades pink, and white with figured and dotted the Evident Economies on Eight-five Capes and Dolmans includes Capes d Tweeds in shades of \d, Rookie, Men’s Shirts Tuesday $1.15 | Main Floor Rear sortment of fancy striped dress Shirts in coat These are made sizes of assembled from our regular stock to purchase and resplenish 181 PER CENT OF TAX — due | diamond ring ‘ Sweaters Reduced for Tuesday Upper Main Floor Coat Style Sweaters This group is made up 3 silk sweaters sleeves, square or fringed sash, The includes shades of yellow, light blue, green, salmon and American beauty, in sizes 38 to 44. Formerly $10.00. Special Tuesday, choice at ee cee ees BED Auto Scarfs Floor rfs priced special for Tues- ilar stock and sold former- of coral, navy; also black patterns in self others are hem Section. Choice Copen- tan and fiber of with collars, and assortment long th fringe, plain Veiling all-around at $16.75 New Second Floor ck in; Slip Over Sweaters A disposal sale of 25 fiber silk sleeveless, slip- over style sweaters with or without collars. These are belted and are dis- played in shades of maize, rose, salmon, purple and Kelly green. Sizes 38 to 44. Formerly $7.50 and $8.50. Special Tuesday, Choice $3.75 N one coat r the Women’s Gar- | ment Section, we have! placed a group of Capes and Dolmans for a stock readjustment sale that will interest you from every angle of economy, the price reductions are unusually substantial and the material of each garment of such charac- ter that assures service. as Slip Over Sweaters These 20 fiber silk sleeveless sweaters, with- out collars, are also from_ regular stock and are priced for quick disposal, They are in shades of Copenhagen blue, maize, rose and Kelly green, in sizes 38 to 44. Formerly $5.75. Special Tuesday, Choice . and Dolmans of Silvertone, vy, Over. Henna, Green and Victory rimmed models. Sizes 16 to 46. of durable to 18, in percales various. sleev: and offer your wardrobe 14 If you want to SAVE 25% your meal, go to the San Francisco Oyster Hox 505 THIRD AVE, Never closed. We remained during the general strike, Open shop, with 1918 p Established 1890, Jack Barberis, Proprietor, PAID IN BY JULY 1 ity-one per cent of the taxes ad been paid July 1, according to the report of County Treasurer | William A. Gaines. The tax levy for | the year is $14,996,783.59, of which $11,724,148.05 has#een paid. BURGLARS ROB HOUSE A quantity of jewelry, including a valued at $75, was | stolen from the home of T. Manos, 1 Avalon way, Saturday after. noon, |An Extreme Special! A 40-PIECE DINNER SET ——A T——_ $3.98 Here is one of the biggest specials of the year. We have just received a large shipment of American Cot- tage Dinnerware, and we are now prepared to offer you this wonderful value. A 40-piece American Cottage Dinner Set in plain white with the neat raised decoration. Set consists of the following pieces: 6 Pie Plates. 6 Dinner Plates. 6 Fruit Dishes. 6 Tea Saucers. 1 Bowl. 1 Platter. 1 Oval Vegetable Dish. 6 Soups. IR agety 6 Tea Cups. Dis Round Vegetable Special at $3. 98 No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders. Wire Fly Screen Green Screen. BLACK 26 inch. 28 inch. 30 inch. 32 inch. Special 4¢ Per Foot. GALVANIZED. 12¢ lineal foot. 13¢ lineal foot. 14¢ lineal foot. i 15¢ lineal foot. 13¢ lineal foot. 84 inch. 1G6¢ lineal foot. 14¢ lineal foot. 36 inch, 17¢ lineal foot. No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders. SCREEN 10¢ lineal foot. 10¢ lineal foot. 11¢ lineal foot. 12¢ lineal foot