The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1919, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1919. Ex-Service Men Haven’t F orgotten State Senators Who Forgot Them! Fi riday #tour Sales No Mail, Telephone, or 0. 0. D. Orders taken, nor deliveries made on Friday Hour Sale merchandise, and the right to limit quantities t# reserved. 10 toll 11 to 12 I to2 WOMEN'S COTTON = WoMEN'S BATHING MEN'S TIES—A mis- VESTS AND PANTS— surps_50 Cotton Bath- cell This from : Suits, in ot Gray, Navy, Blue, Yel- and Red, runbaum Furniture Co., Inc. OTTO S, GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET WE'LL TRUST YOU _ (YGR credit system has been established for your conventence to _Asmist you to furnish your home along your own individual Our terms are easier and our price be found anywhere. JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY 9 to 10 DRESS SKIRTS Garment Section on the New Floor assembled from the The cous assortment of hundred = Fourdn- Hand Ties, composed of odds and ends of broken lines from regular stock, in stripes, cy and floral patterns. Some Wash Ties. For this hour, choic 25c¢ 2 for ... FACE POWDER—On ear sale in the Drug Sun- | bs assortment stock posed of 45 vests and 20 pair of pants, slightly ed from display. The ts are in high neck, Ble styl in 34 to 42; the pants are in tight knee styles Brok Hs al in sizes 34 and 36 only. sien taellpys peace Formerly 60c. For this at $5.00, $6.60, hour, deodaee 25c and $10.00. For choice H COTTON oat. $2.95 Second has ing colors one regular is com wet * Thes0 wea led guint Taapiag ot “OTe WAL ROT FORG These met dW wie Slate lapsiatire BARNES -BISNOP- BOMMIEER Tat “CLEARY CORNWELL - COX-CANMPORD-FRENC N> NALE- TWOMLE: WELES-HOUG THEY FORGOT US~ ‘A True Comrade Never Forde reg 01 are lower than will Rose, ular stock for No extra charges; no interest, twenty s#@parate this sale Copenhagen Purple with Skirts, low, ™ of verge and Pan trimmed fancy 6 to 44 Formerly $2.95. For this $2.45 TOOTH BRUSHES— On sale in the Drug Sun dries Section, Formerly ama cloth, in tailored jon nize stripes, Sizes two-piece in plain black, navy and plum hour, sold choice... formerly $7.95 this choice at.. 36-1 , _ Mahogany vy and Cane _ Chair or Rocker SPECIAL $21.50 will be proud to add this beautiful period ‘Chair or Rocker to your living room. Not only ible from a quality standpoint, but the price jall anyone could ask for a rocker of this stamp with popular wing construction. LARSON DIES C. Larson, 94, 408 widow of the late arson, died Wednesday the home of her daugh- ‘Vernon. J ROGERS tometrist Tay EPL AED | | Alaska Air Fleet to Span Ice Field An aerial fleet consisting of three gigantic freight planes and two fast service “ships,” to carry rush freight and emergency passengers from Valdez to all points in Alaska, and even to Siberia, will be assem- bled in Valdez by the Alaska Air- craft Transportation Co. The first machine will go north from Seat- fie in October and the rest of the fleet has been ordered for early in 1920, The company expects to be at the height of activity during the winter months, when the land is locked by ice and snow, according to Tod M. Date, Alaska “sour- dough,” and James P, Holman, engineer. SEATTLE BOYS ARE ARRESTED IN SALEM Declaring they are from Seattle, giving their address as the Fern hotel, 617% Pike st., Daniel Fuller and Robert Kéarns are in the cus- tody of Chief of Police P. M. Var- ney, at Salem, Ore. They are be- Meved to be runaways from Se- attle, WHITWORTH REUNION Former Whitworth College stu- dents, faculty members and friends of the institution will hold a re union Friday evening at 5 o'clock at Leschi park. R POPULAR BOAT RIDE TO 100D CANAL _ SUNDAY AUGUST 3 | here is no cruise anywhere that com- ree this excursion for rugged beauty. e trip to take visiting friends. Brooks’ Whang - Doodle Entertainers And JAZZ Orchestra will furnish music all day. Dairy lunch at city prices will be served on the boat—or bring your basket lunch. STATEROOMS MAY BE RESERVED 8. 8. WHATCOM LEAVES 9 A. M. COLMAN DOCK’ ROUND-TRIP FARE $1.50 Children 5 to 12, 75¢ Including War Tax The excursion will be made to UNION CITY, at 130 p.m. The return will be made at 6 p. m., at Seattle at 9:45 p. m. Puget Sound Navigation Co. ed = MAIN 3998 (Oa Bie. Twenty-one state senators who forgot the soldiers and sailors long enough to]| defeat the Lamping bill at the last session of the legislature have not been forgotten by the soldiers and sailors. above. “Th Barnes, Bishop, The Lamping bill provided for a cash reward of recognition for every Washington man who answered his country’s call. defeated it and declared the service men did not want the bill. A big truck paraded thru the streets of Everett a few days ago. It is pictured Soldiers and sailors rode on the truck, which displayed the following sign: e men voted against the Lamping bill—‘WE WILL NOT FORGET’—these men misrepresented us in the state legislature: Boninger (meaning Senator Bollinger), Brown, Carlyon, Cleary, Coman, Cornwell, Cox, Crawford, French, Hall, Kuykendall, Loomis, McCoy, Sinclair, Smith, Taylor, Thomle, Wells, Young—THEY FORGOT US—A TRUE COMRADE NEVER FORGETS FERRY RATES UP TO BOARD County Commissioners Will Decide Next Wednesday Whether transportation rates on Passenger automobiles and freight trucks will remain as at present, or be increased, will be decided at a meeting of the board of county com- missioners next Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock. The commissioners as- tert that residents of the east shore of Lake Washington should not be compelied to pay excessive tolls, but transient motorists should pay for service. The barber belongs to a shaving set. Butler Drug Co.’s Specials for Friday and Saturday 50c Eatonic .......43¢ 60c Bisurated Magne- ME feed thes. ap Oe 25¢ Stumeze ......23¢ 50c Bi-nesia.......47¢ 10c Charcoal Tablets 7¢ 50c Limestone Phos- phate ne dae $1.00 Kodol . -79¢ 50c Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets 39¢ Summer Time Laxatives 80c Sal Hepatica. ..27¢ 85c Jad Salts .....71¢ 60c Stearns’ Morning Salts .. A -43¢ 25c Phenolax Wafers 25c¢ Carter’s Liver Pills 35c Castor Oil.....17¢ Hair Tonics and Preparations 65c Hair Brushes. .37¢ $1.25 Hair Brushes 69¢ Bingo Alarm Clocks 15c Sterno Heat.....8¢ THERE IS A LITTLE WIRE connecting your home with our store. It means you can have what you want just when you want it. You always have the priv- ilege of returning or ex- changing goods ordered by phone. Just phone Elliott 49 for anything you need. Small orders will be delivered just as cheerfully as large ones. We also maintain a com- plete mail order system for your service. Phone, write or wire. The store that gives a round-trip ticket with every purchase, (It’s the Service). Complete stock of Cameras and Kodak Supplies. Thrift is Power. Save and Succeed. Buy W. S. S. every week. For the best results let us fill your pre- scriptions. Butler Drug Co. J. P. CHASE, Manager Second and James “That Old Butler Hotel Corner” Phone Elliott 49 Seattle - - - Washington 9 we SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.—After a month of prohibition, San Fran- cisco finds her families more con- genial, her male population less given to fighting, her automobilists more careful-——but with much liquor still comparatively easy of access. During the month preceding July 1 there were 2,862 arrests by San Francisco police, 928 of these being charged with drunkenness. In the first 30 days of prohibition there were 2,043 arrests, including 157 for drunk- enness. “Assault and battery cases have dropped off 95 per cent and the other petty misdemeanors have shown a similar decrease in the police courts in the first ‘dry’ month,” William H. Nicoll, chief of the adult probation department, told the United Press to- day. “Neighborhood fights, which used to keep our department busy, have fallen away in frequency and family brawls, caused by excessive drinking, are rapidly disappearing from our records. “There is a serious menace at gres- ent, however, which must be met. This is the drinking of cologne, wood alcohol and other harmful ingredients by former heavy drinkers. These peo- ple should be treated in special hos- pitals, for their aflment ts fully contagious as smallpox in these day: of scouting around for ‘something San Francisco Drunks Decrease, but Drug Victims Are Plentiful possessed of a kick.’ While there has been a drop in ar. rests for drunkenness, there has been @ gain in the number of arrests on charges of drug using and selling. Whether this is due to former liquor users turning to narcotics or merely to vigilance being shifted from “drunks” toward “hop-heads” and established as yet. Automobile accidents have creased nearly a third since the com- ing of the “dry” days, the traffic de, partment states, while there Is a big decrease in number of speeders arrested, There is a considerable re- duction in other forms of acoidents this month over the June record, and this is attributed to the lack of in- toxicated persons carelessly crossing streets. Thus far, a “dry” San Francisco has made no difference in the con sumption of water, neither has it ma- terially affected bank clearings. The latter show only the usual annual gain over last year’s business, “With the average human being using 40 gallons of water a day, and the usual amougt of water drank varying from a pint to three pints, there is no difference at all in the consumption of water here,” said 0. E. Clemens, manager of the Spring Valley Water company. & LOS ANGELES, Cal. July 31.—It has taken just a month of prohi- bition to wipe out the Los Angeles chain gang and to multiply the con- sumption of soft drinks by 13. Those were the outstanding fea- tures of the local situation today after 30 days without liquor, June 30, when the nation went dry, there were over 50 persons serving jail sentences for drunken- ness or vagrancy, of whom 40 were eligible for service on the county chain gang. ‘But today there ts no chain gang because there are only five prisoners in jail eligible for service. What people are drinking in the place of stimulants is shown clearly by the internal revenue of. |fice’s report. During the two |months of May and June collections of war tax on soft drinks in Los Angeles totaled $13,552.90, or than $7,000 per month. During July the collections have totaled $94,366.74, an increase of over 1300 per cent. Automobile accidents have de lcreased about 34 per cent, accord, ing to the best estimates available. \{' Washington's Kick | ene cotepayencinageespiteine | Washingtonians will not pe.mit it | to be forgotten that in this govern- ment “of the people, by the people | |and for the people’ they have no | word to say. The District of Colum- | bia, governed by congress, has no representative in that body. Hence this protest, now conspicuously posted in front of the White House. less | Los Angeles Chain Gang Wiped Out; Soft Drinks Are Popular on Consumption of water had increased, but whether this is due to prohi- bition ts problematical owing to dry weather and other special con. ditions, New U. S. Altitude Record Chalked Up NEW YORK, July 31.—A new American altitude record was es. tablished late yesterday by Roland Rohifs, test pilot for the Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor company, In a flight of less than two hours at Roosevelt field, Rohifs attained a height of 30,700 feet. He was compelled to descend because his |motor became chilled at a temper. ature of 26 below zero. ‘he previ- ous record was made by Captain R. W. Schroeder, U. S. A. at Dayton, Ohio, September 18, 1918. It was 28,900 feet. Plan to Protect Ocean Air Traffic GALVESTON, Texas, July 31.— |Arrangements to protget _ trans- loceanic air traffic have been com- pleted by Lloyds’, the British ship- ping insurance firm, according to |instructions received by W,. F. Beers, local agent. Pilots of aircraft making trips over water will be listed in Lloyds’ shipping register on the same plan masters of ocean vessels are now registered, according to the plan. Provisions also are authorized for salvaging damaged machines, ren- dering aid to passengers and crew and picketing distressed craft until aid arrives, Let’s go eat at Boldt's—uptown, 1414 3d Av downtown, 913 2d Ave. Adler-i-ka Helps Her! “After using Adler-i-ka my wife |is able to do her own housework and did all housecleaning. ‘The soreness and pain in her side dis- appeared.” (Signed) W, H, Bru- baker, Salina, Pa. Adler-i-ka expels ALL gas and sourness, stopping stomach distres: INSTANTLY, per and lower bowel, flushing EN- TIRE alimentary canal, Removes ALL foul matter which poisons system, Often CURES constipa- tion. Prevents appendicitis, We have sold Adler-i-ka many years. It is a mixture of buckthorn, cas- cara, glycerine and nine other sim- ple drugs, Swift Drug Co, and leading druggists, VOIL 36-inch white 200 yards of Dress Voiles, in with self stripes and figures; patterns that are suitable for blouses as well as dresses. Formerly 7 inch ly clean The senate organization | “snow-birds”’ has not been definitely || de-|| Empties BOTH up- = hour, a yard For this hour, a yard « New Second Floor A grouping of 45 Summer Style shapes, trimmed with flowers and novelties, from regular stock, in assorted col- Formerly $5.00, $7.50, Choice Friday. . hats, in large and small ors. $12.50 and $15.00. 2TO3 Dolmans and Capes Special $6.95 For an immediate cleanup sale, the Garment Section, on the new S&cond Floor, has assembled from regular stock, forty-five Capes and Dolmans of wool serge, ve lour, silvertone and bolivia cloth in navy, Copenhagen blue, sand, gray, rose and Pekin blue. Sizes 16 to 44, but not each size in every style or color. Special for this hour, $6 95 ChONCE + 6s ewes encores SUITINGS. in one inch and one-half Black Checks, suited for separ ate skirts*and children’s school dresses. $1.00. up 150 yards lhe, For this ; 1 Oc hour, choice. . COTTON POPLIN— yards of One hundred 27-inch Cotton Poplin, in sky blue, in self stripes Formerly 35c. For this hour, 25c @ YOrd ceeeeves and White Former- quick this Yor a during Summer Hats— Special Friday at $2.50 For an all-day Friday black, in V-neck and 0.00, trimmed with 3TO4 ONG with stitching. 5%, 6 6%, 7 and 7%, but not each size in Former- For * this 95c every style. ly $2.00. hour, a pair SILK BLOUSI ES— 37 Flesh and White Crepe de Blouses, in line of squa! and V-neck laces and_ tucks. Ly $1.95. Choice Friday at..........20+.$1.25 Sizes 36 to 44, SILK GLOVES — 35 pairs tucked wrists, dries Section, Bourjois Powdre Mary, formerly 50c. For this 35¢ hour .. BLEACHED TURK- ISH TOWELS—Size 17x 29, Formerly 25c. For this hour, CACD oseses sete sale, the Blouse Sec- tion has reduced substantially the price of China Silk Waists, in plain flesh, white and square collar style, Formerly 4TO5 SALTS AND PEP- PERS — The Silver- ware Section has re-" priced for @ quick clean up 35 pairs of individual its and Peppers in Plated _stiver glass with silver de~ posit design. Former- ly 60c, For this hour, @ 25¢ DGIT oe eceee PLAID PAN. OTH—135 yards 5. Sizes 36 to 42, but not each size in every color or style. For- merly $3.50. For this hour, cach cen ° dresses. 75¢, for this hour, a yard THREE CARS IN CRASH; 2 HURT W. Q. Anne Street Car Runs Away on Hill Two men are in the hospital a: the result of injuries received Wed | nesday when a runaway West| Queen Anne hill street car bumped into a Mercer st. car, which in turn jammed into an Kast Queen Anne car at Fifth ave, N, and Republi- can st. Conductor EB. A. Garrett, 36, 1009 Seventh ave. W., was taken to the city hospital with a fractured leg, while T, D. Jones, 30, ving at the Britt hotel, sustained body injuries. The Mercer st. car was demolish- ed. It was headed for the barn and carried no passengers. A short-circuited controller started the runaway car on Its filght. GOES TO JAIL Fined $100 by Police Judge Gordon for alleged possession of liquor, Al- bert Holmberg will spend the next 83{ days in the city jail. | Modern Bridge Work: For Twenty-Five Years By EDWIN J. BROWN | Seattle’s Leading Dentist | 106 Columbia Street I have been studying crown and| bridgework for a quarter of a cen-| tury, and have worked faithfully to master a system that is safe, sani- | tary and satisfactory. Other den-| tists can do it if they will work and learn. Skill and genius are acquired | by experience and arduous labor, My em of bridgework is simple and xpensive, made with a view to durability and utility. | A toothbrush will easily reach and cleanse e sufrace of my} sanitary bridgework; it is cleaner than the average natural tooth, | No charge for consultation, and my work is guaranteed, | I do not operate on people's pock: | etbooks, I have ¢ ed dentistry to a professional business standard. EDWIN J, BROWN 106 Columbia Stre RUISES—CUTS Cleanse thoroughly— reduce inflammation by cold wet compres- see—apply lightly, without friction— {SYOUR_BODYGUARD"-3o¥, The annual VETERANS AT PICNIC picnic of the King county veterans of the Civil war was to be held at Woodland park Thurg- day. A. A. Stevens of Wenatchee, Grand Army of the Republic com mander for the department of Wash- ington and Alaska, will address the picnickers. i} Le try. town, 913 2d Ave. Lund! go buy Boldt’s French Pas Uptown, 1414 3d Ave; down- TRUSS TORTURE Can be eliminated by- t saat cites, "ome ge free trial to prove ye A. LUNDBERG 00, - 1101 Third Ave. $1.05 Doz. " MASON FRUIT JARS « at 85c Doz. This is the quart-size Mason Fruit Jar. Special for one day only at this extremely low price, doz. 85c No Phone or C. O. D. Orders Economy Jar Caps at, doz. Schram Jar Caps at, doz. 35c doz. Kerr Mason Jar Caps at, doz. Happy Home Jar Rubbers at doz. Pint Can of Wax Free With Old English Floor Waxer at $3.00 And Old English Floor Waxer is just the thing for waxed floor. and also polish the floor, and it With a Waxer you can apply the wax does it much better and easier than the old style wax brush. Floor and Linoleum Varnish Special $1.35 quart size at... ..98c 80c pint size at.......49c This is a very high-grade Floor and Linoleum Varnish. It gives a beautiful luster and will not show heel marks. 80¢ pint at 49¢ size $1.35 quart size at 98¢ 85c Varnish Brush, special at 19c | China Silk Waists Upper Main Floor,