The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1920, Page 5

Your Old Stove Taken in Part Payment opojofofojojojojojoloy Come in and Examine all The “Quick Meal” Combination Range ‘The new modeld have received, and with it comes the new Fusenamel finish, wg to the beauty of this famous Combination Wood, Coal and Ga The “Quick Meal” Range is rapidly finding its way Into every modern home, for it has such a wide field of usefulness that housewives who have tried it find it indispensable. The wood and coal section and the gas section are Just as separate as though they were in two different stoves, but in eases of necessity you may use both sections at the same time, MOST LIBERAL CREDIT IN THE CITY Formerty WoodhouseGrunbaum Furnitare Co, GRUNBAU —-BROS— WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH FURNITURE Co. INC. pofojopopopopoyoyoyoyofopopopooojoyo) ARRANGEMENTS Seven Convicted Leonard Perkins, 67, who died of Syndicalism| Friday, are being made by Watson's. He lived here 10! sourtH REND, April 2—Seven | Finn loggers are guilty of ertminal ayndicaliam, dict Thursds They are Possfia, Emil Gustafson, Elmer Got kinnen, John Hill, John Nauba, Otto Pikkenen and Sam Jaffe Fasted 51 Days; Just a a» Range. &) Inc. iO} | VACAVILLE, Cal, April 2--Mat thew Zowko, ». who fasted 51 days penetrates juic! . Grives | in an effort to cure himself of stom- Seen and heigl stite,| ach trouble, is dend today. His stom- joints and muscles. ach refused to retain food after the Off is an absolutely retia-/lenathy period of fastin “antiseptic application for cuts, \He’ 's Getting it Up bites, and stings. Sprains and heal readity under {ts sooth-| for Sea Voyage Preparing sectional dry dock at penetrating qualities. it trom druggists for 30 cents. satisfied return the bottle and money back. constipated or have sick head- Just try Wizard Liver Whips, ttle pink pills, 30 cents. to San Francisco is fob of L. 8 Rosens, chief engineer of Moore Shipbuilding Co, of San Francisco ‘The Moore company has purchased the dock. Buy Your Tools--Saturday t Prices That Remind You of the Old Days ,“Maydole” Hammers Special at 75c | These hammers are in the No. 11 and 11% size. - (War finish.) 25c 2-Foot Boxwood Rule Special at 15c $3.50 Grinder Special at $2.49 ' his grinder is excellent for sharpening all kinds " of tools, knives, etc. Special at $2.4 $1.00 Combination Side-Cutting Pliers at 69c a | Fisherman, Attention! Here Is Just What You Need for Stream Fishing Waders Special at $14.98 ' With a pair of these heavy canvas waders you | ean stand in water up to your hips and remain per- ‘fectly dry. This is an extremely low price for wders of this quality. They are made of heavy canvas, treated to make them absolutely water- ¥% '. Soles are of heavy rubber. You may never pntma chance like this, as we have only a lim- $14.98. quantity to offer at this price. Special, Shovels and Spades Special at $1.49 A Big Special for Saturday Long or short handle shovels or pecs at this unusually low price. " is a special you can’t afford to miss. EB Toilet Paper Special 4 Large Rolls for 25c This is the “Hiawatha” brand crepe toilet paper. Four large rolls, special at 25¢. —<——— SET OF 5 Glass Mixing Bowls at $1.39 Glass mixing bowls are smooth, clean and sanitary. They can be used for a variety of purposes in the dining room as well as in the kitchen. Set of five at $1.39. “The Store For Useful Articles” according to fury ver-| Matt | Now He Is Dead} BISBEE THREATS | wil be resumed Monday Jing the present week. | vious [i], Ore witness tate y¥0 jere had told him “Your time ts short, [BD you old biank biank.” | witnesses said he ha old by @) 2 dominated the court proceed: a". | “There'll be a witness up tn the LED in cating tho next witness to the | Deen subpoenaed as a witness in the Skinner & Eddy yard for sea voyag® |ton that Da | chased TOLD AT TRIAL, Is Adjourned Until Monday Case BY M. D. TRACY TOMBSTONT, Aris, April 2—Aft er having set a record for a continu ous seasion during any single week, | deportation trial was in recean today on account of Good Friday, Sessions | Court has been open four days dur The best pre record was three successive days. The defenre in now dev forta to an atte miners who re mtimidated during preceded the deportat ing tte of iny tents fied a Mexican had threatened him with a rock, whereupon he knocked the Mexican down, Another said a striker had told him “We must win this strike, even if we have to kill some ona” Still another witness tentified strike. “Some of these days your family ts likely to be blown up,” one of the been told by strikers, Miners’ dialect hae for soveral ings, Even the attorneys are using | next bucket,” one lawyer solemnly told the court when there waa delay stand : PHOENIX, Arta, April 2—Gov. Thomas Campbell of Artzona has Bisbee deportation cases now on trial at Tombstone, The subpoena directs the governor to be in Tombstone THE SHATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1920. LARGEST BLIMP FOR TRANS-PACIFIC TRIP PHILADELPTIA, Pa, Aprit 1 The world’s largest dirigible will be built at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. In tt @ company of men will attempt Might acrom the Pacific. Vifty-two draftamen gave thetr nervices to the work of designing the great airship, Work will soon be begun on the plans. It will be developed along lines similar to the F34, which made the muceesaful transatiantic fight The dirtgtble will weigh about thirty-three tona, and will have a carrying capacity of thirty tons PEACE BY VOTE PLAN IS SHAKY : Republicans Lacking in Op-| position Strength ny RRERT w. WALKER WASHINGTON, April 2 Repub | Hoan leaders in congress will not be | able to muster enough votes to pans | | their peace resolution over the veto of the president, leading house dem. | corats today declared, after a can | vans, Hoth Champ Clark, Misourt, dem ocratic floor leader, and Representa- tive Flood, Virginia, ranking minor ity member of the foreign affairs committea, stated It would be impos sible for the republicans to force the resolution by a two-thirds majority, | neceanary to override a veto. President Wilson has indicated to clone advisers that he will not sign the resolution, which ff democratic predictions as to the house vote are true, means that @ legal peace will not come until the senate and the president have agreed on same kind of a treaty, This in all probability will not be until after the elections Aprfl 5. He was de facto governor at the time of the deportations in 1917. LOOK TO EARLY YARD OPENING Rodgers Expected to Em- ploy 6, 000 atS. & E. An earty reopening of Skinner @ Eddy yard No. 2 was expected Fri day as result offictal annaunce- | ment by shipping board in Washing: | 4 Rodgers had pur the yard. Price was not given, but is believed to be $3,400, 000. Rodgers is said to have ship contracts totalling $40,000,000, that will ental employment of 6,000 men with daily payroll of attle eiiens End Yards Strike CHICAGO, April 2--Membters of the Cattle Handler union, at the Union stock yards here returned to work, after being on «trike since Monday. The men voted to accept arbitration. No meat shortage was expected, | altho 10,000 employes were thrown out of work because of the strike, and killing plants had been forced to shut down. All of the men were expected to be |Dack at work Monday. unless the president yields to the| senate reservations. Democrats are manning thetr forces for an attack on the resotu- tion when ft comes up in the house, Determination of democratic party leaders to use the republican peace resolution against its author, as campaign material was evidenced, | democrata said today, by the atate- | ment of Homer Cummings with re gard to the resotution. Cummings, who sald he haa “noe difficulty” finding out what Preet- | dent Wiison thought about things, | declared the peace resolution was “the lowest ebb of moral incapacity | |to which repubtican leadership has | yet wunk.” |MacPherson Says He Plans to Quit! LONDON, April 2--Tan Macher son, chief secretary for Ireland tn Prime Minister Lieyd George's cabinet, has confirmed reports that he would resign because of iI!| health. | Str Hamar Greenwood probably will suceees to the portfolio, } Hoover’s ‘Attitude Saddens Cummings | WASHINGTON, April 2.—Homer | S Cummings, chairman of the demo- | cratic national committee, preaned | for a statement on Herbert Hoover | coming out for the republican noms nation, said. "Tt In wad to mee an ensential dom- cerat trying to liberalize « standpat | party.” | that are different— the one-eyelet Ties—the beau- ) tiful Colonials with charming beaded ornaments — and the smart new French models with the wider toes and shorter vamps—are featured here in your favorite leather and tha wanted color. MEN— inspection offered. 2 Second Avenue at University A splendid array of the new effects are being offered this week in all sizes at £9.80 French, Shriner & Urner’s Brogue Oxford awaits your it’s by far the most choice style shoe BROW WHIT AVE. 20-22 SECOND | Dublin Press _ Scores Lloyd LLOYD GEORGE [ment has passed its last obstacles in lian IRISH PROTEST BRITISH RULE George’s Home Rule Bill 2 DUBLIN, Apr on of Lloyd The apparently George's in the ay MacCur Assured suc new home rule bill and cha London preas that Tt tain, lord mayor of Cork, recently was killed by the Sinn od a storm of protest wt British rule in Ire Yewspapers were unanimous in r attack upon the prime minis s new plan for home rule The bill av and to ders three-fourths arch and plants a er in the very heart of the " the Irish ‘Times declared. The charge that MacOCurtain waa |kflled by t Sinn Fe ot wh was a member, wa oat Griffiths, actin pt dent of ganization, He sald “The char eo foules the Irish patri and nat movement # the publication the infamous Piggott f *MacCurtain was mur¢ land's enemies, but, alth asnaming may tr vidual & land's Irish nation One hundred armed men raided the of the high sheriff of Gal way Wednesday night, anding certain land reforms. the sheriff refused, they dragged him to ward « lake, threatening drowning. He capitulated ich he Arthur the or wut t Mbel on jonalintic of ries. by Ire and's mat ull Eng ate the yn Fein } cannot assans hen $16.50. from the WINS VICTORY Passage of “Home Rule Bill Seems Assured BY ED L. KEEN LONDON, April 2—The Handkerchiefs, | govern. | 1] i delay. i] Boys’ Navy Serge Middy Suits Upper Matin Floor efforts to aewure pastage of Prime Minister Lioyd George's new bill for home rule in Ireland, officials clone to the prime minister said today. They quoted the prime minister as express | ing complete satisfaction with the) partiamentary situation and believing | final passage of his bill was certain. “verybody was astonished at the! ease with which the prime minister Aispored of Asquith and Lord Cecil the tionints of good quality serge; the middy sailor collar, which trimmed with braid and black ribbon tie and has emblem on left sleeve and guimpe. The trousers are in navy has . is It was the opinion tn political cfr clea that Asat aith as leader of the opposition party had failed tn his ef rin to break the ranks of the coall tlonista even with Lord Cecil's coop eration, ure of the opporttion was at- uted to the fact they attacked the bill destructively, rather than con etructively A report that Licyd George and McPherson had recetved mes wages threatening their lives coyld not be confirmed tn Downing st. 3 to 8 years. A suit $12.50. * Sizes $1.95 to $3.95. Gen. Wood Denies Lavish Expenses CLEVELAND, April 2—Genern Leonard Wood denied charges “lavish and extravagant expendi tures” in bis preaidential campaign | in an address here last night. | Girls’ Short and full styles made of s and woolen wide range of colors at $9.95 to $37.50. length atin, silk The Rhodes Co. Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns Flower Hats for Easter ’ a) " Men’s Easter Wear Our men’s furnishings section has been moved to the front of the main floor and in Just a step Inside the Second Avenue entrance. Easter displays of Men's Shirts, Hosiery, Ties, etc, are given prominence and are attended upan by attentive and painstaking walenpeople with the promptnens that eliminates | These suits are made white straight line style. Sizes Boys’ Wash Suits — 214 to 8 years, at Easter Coats — coatings in a 510.00 Second Floor A VISIT to our Easter milli- y displays will be proof a-plenty that art and en deavor, plus en- thusiasm, have been the influence which has resulted in this unprecedented array of brightly flowered Easter hats. To speak of or describe every model would re- quire page: to them merely requires a call of in- spection, to which we cordial- ly invite you. see Children’s and misses’ hats are equally as well displayed and feature smart models of Leghorn, Panama and Milan in white and colors at $2.95 and up to Easter J ewelry _ Quaint and attractive Novelties which add the touch of completeness to your Easter attire, Comprehen- sive displays of pearl, jet and com- bination beads; bracelets, earrings, Main Floor. pendants, etc, Just Unpacked—One Hundred New Easter Coats At $24. 50 | Second Floor The style, the quality, the workmanship and the as sortment are just as you would desire in the show- ing from which you were to choose your Easter coat and after Easter the coat you select will be a garment of satisfaction for spring and early summer. They are made in the manner as sketched of wool Jersey, Polo cloth and Ve- lour with belts of self mate- rial and leather. The color orm variety includes New Blue, Rose, Rookie, Copenhagen Blue, Green, Tan and Brown in sizes 16 to $4. WILL INCREASE PRICE OF COAL : Wage Boost CHICAGO, April 2—A passed on the general today or tomorrow to pay for wage increases to miners, retail coal deal- ie th the removal of federal reg n of coal prices, yesterd erators announced increases, ely effective some retailera were selling at the March prices, this, they explained, was du fact that the new prices been received from the operators Increases will range from 26 cents to $1 @ ton. Chicago dealers today sid they | expected to quote higher prices th: week made effective. Pocahontas has been boosted $1 a toi Coal was still being sold prices for immediate deliverie Quotations for future delivery were refused At Detroit, Oklahoma City, St. Paul and Denver there have been no inered but dealers say there will be 1 in Denver today wae Jnelling slightly below March 1 s, duo to a glut in the market. Los Angeles boosted its coal Coal there today was sell $16 a ton, as compared with last year. in St Coal 1 five stint but coal $15 Dealers aliehtly Louta hiked prices livered to factories + raise cents dences Prospects for increased of coal this month are jumping prices of building materials, All products requirin ul in their manufacture are affected. World-Wide Strike Is Talked in Paris PARIS, April 2.—The General Fed- eration of Labor has announced or ganization of a world-wide 24-hour \strike May 1, as a demonstration in| favor of socialization of industry. Some men go broke, and some others do not have enough to go broke on. General Public Is to Pay for |.» | Wayne, general | were on strike today, They dems increase in retail coal prices will be/eq a pay increase of nearly 60 public | cent. of the Middle West ephe is cold and had not | Only one increase has been and to resi-| Orga | their best efforts to throw off the poisons. San Francisco was $l a Rellvend Workers on Milwaukee Out CHICAGO, April 2.-—Minor strikes] ROME, April 1.—(Delayed)—The of railroad employes were threatened |senate today voted confidence in the or are in progress thruout the Middle | | government of Premier Nitti, after a West today |specch in which the premier outlined 000 Penn-| the policies of his reorganized cabi- Italian Senate Votes Confidence hae ‘ollowing a walkout of 9, Ivania raflroad employes at Fort |net. Ind. yesterday, 7 700 ewitch-| The vote was 107 to 11. Coming men and switch tenders of the Chi-|soon after a similar vote in the & St. Paul here/ chamber of deputies it was interpret- and-|ed as giving the government a free per | hand to carry out the Nitti program. a ats | Russian soviet newspapers esti. + bat a cool million | mate Russian losses in the war at | about $16,000,000,000, ‘After Grip or Flu, What Then? cir almost like the Ublack death” did in Europe in the Foor teenth Century, after the sterm passed, we are confronted by the wrecks of men and women who have been left in a weakened condition, with pale faces and feelings of general lassitude and weakness. It is a fact to be borne in mind that the effort on the part of nature to throw off the poisons during an attack of Grip or “Flu” results sometimes in nephritis, or inflammation of the kidneys. In view of the seriousness of this disease as a result of tox- emia, it is most essential that treatment be directed towards prompt elimination of the toxins This means that the excretory and kidneys—should be excited to Send to the drug nd get castor oil, or a pleasant laxative such as Dr. s Pleasant Purgative Pellets, which are made of May- nloes and jalap, and take these every other day. This xeite efficient bowel action. At the same time, if you from -backache, irritation of the bladder and the kid- hown by the frequent calls to get out of bed at night, considerable sediment in the water, brick-dust deposit, per- haps headache in the morning, you should obtain at the drug store a simple tablet which expels the uric acid and the toxic ‘ons from the system, This is called “Anuric” (anti- x as put up by Dr, Pierce. By its action on the bladder and kidneys, it expels these toxins, poisons. To build up the strength and improve the blood—because after the influenza there are fewer of the white blood cor- puscles and too few red blood corpuscles—take an iron tonic |such as “Irontic” (to be had in tablets at drug stores), or some good herbal tonic such as one that has a) greatest usefulness for the past fifty years, br, Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, made from wil and roots, without alcohol, and sold in tablet or guia form jeago, Milwauke OH, MY BACK! (poisons) from the body. the bowels, skin