The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1920, Page 7

| Way pulled against a stump, f Corener Frank Corson declared the 4 ‘WOOD CANCELS |Film Star Back to the Farm| | Is Josephine Sorty? nial FREDER {THE DEAD ARE NOT DEAD BUT LIVE" Science Gives Proof of Immortality SPEAKING TOUR: Will Resume Duties as Cen- tral Army Commander HEAR SIR OLIVER LODGE Deliver His Message of Vital, Gripping Human Interest in His Lecture on “THE EVIDENCE FOR SURVIVAL” wil re of the Central given in whieh to t © was not ul early in «iven up his leave because of the eritieal the railway strike, it was announced THE ARENA Next Sunday Night, 8 o’Clock SEAT SALE TOMORROW-—9 A. M. At Arena Box Office, 1220 Fifth Ave. Prices—50c to $2; plus war tax. Out-of-town Mail Orders filled. CO OVER CLIFF wume bis] nituation brought about by | SIX IN MACHINE 4 THE SEATTLE Lm owt Ant APRIL 18, 1920 three Screams of Women Distract) }, England’s greatest scientist, author of “Raymond, Auto Driver or Life After Death,” will place before his audience the evidence of the possibility of communication with the dead—evidence gathered through scientific psychi- cal research. DALLES, Ore upants April 13 of the auto Ingram was THY Comrade Absolved Fail to Identify of Blame in Killing) Body of Ex-Soldier Following a thoro investigation. Altho @ score or more person Monday, of the shooting of Car! A.| viewed the body at GQausen, jr, l4yearold boy WhO! norms of the young man, believed | Jurie Was killed near Weet Point lght - house Sunday, whon a loaded rifte |to be ® former Canadian soldier, who was found drowned at the end of the Deputy | jolyne dock Sunday, all ¢! r . ne and two tification have so far fa caped with minor injuri y, which was found By Be oy geo Legal Fight Is On ~ ae for Convicted Men MONTESANO, April 13.—Geo. F Ingram ip fn nh broken ribs and Internal In Dr HH. Browne is suffer Or sund fracture of an Ingram was also ee the o y ldren e# tragedy accidental, Wade Krauklis, {¢ I4-year-old companion, who was with the lad when he was killed, was ab sotved fi all blame. s, is that FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET = New trial for the seven convicted Z vy. who were sentenced to in prison, will ng Of errors of art, sufficiency of the evidence. Butte Policeman Held for Murder) BUTTE, Mont. formation was fl day against Brady, charging connection with vester Prenatt. ‘Two men bave been sentenced to death for the murder of Prenatt, and @ third has been given a life sen }tence. Testimony tntroduced at their trials showed Brady had taken the April 12-—-An tn here late yeater Andrew An Exceptional Offering of _ Domestic Rugs At Reduced Prices close out several patterns in Seamless \Grocery Store ‘Man Velvet Rugs which are not to be re- {| Is Robbed of $100 stocked, fifty pieces in the 9x12 size are J ire Tei icumuon ln hie grocery offered at reduced prices: store, 424 at. pong als was closing his Thirty-five SEAMLESS VELVET RUGS, 9x12-ft., reduced to $50.00 each. pla ‘or the day, The men abtat 106 and escaped (Eleven patterns: Small all-over floral and conven tional figures on grounds of biwe, rose, tan or brown.) “man mn with ne death of Syl YOU are abroth- er, keep one eyd upon your sis- Fifteen (only) SEAMLESS VELVET RUGS, ter and one up 9x12-ft., reduced to $45.00 each. (Three patterns: Smail conventional figures on biue, cream or rosa ground) on her assoct- Sce the end of, the road. FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET. ales, Third Floor The Cataract’s Figure-8 Govenen Is Equally Effective With Lace Curtains and Heavy Blankets -a swirling motion of the hot, sudsy water that eems to cleanse the clothes by magi¢, though the in- side of the tub is perfectly smooth and there is no rubbing whatever. The daintiest blouses and finest curtains may be washed in the Cataract as w, Safely as heavy blankets. The 1900 Cataract saves steps, too. The swinging, reversible wringer is movable, and it, too, is operated by electricity. It is swung from the washer to rinse water, and then to the blue water, without any moving or shift- ing of the washer. = The Cataract washes a tubful of clothes in from eight to ten minutes, and it costs less than 2c an hour to operate. On the score of efficiency, econ- omy and long-service, the Cataract is the choice of the modern house- keeper. Electrical Goods Section, THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. and of in-| murder tn} | | PYATT, Ark, April 13.—Moat of them Ne movies. » they have oft the movies ors have a stock b near here. decided to come and help them, |Last fall the “Ht Kanch® took 15 prizes for purebred hogs, of whict she is prouder than of her film triumpha, She has Just completed & course In agriculture at Missourt university, and says she is going to PRINT PAPER |Publishers of California Dis- cuss Shortage SAN FRANCISCO; Apr 18 Newspaper publishers ef California, |thru an operations commitien, ap pointed at a meeting here yesterday, today began taking steps to form an organization and begin concerted ac then to meet the shortage of paper. ‘The committer was Instructed to }draw up a plan of organization and to report back to a later meeting of |the publishers. H. W. Norton, secretary of the San Francisco Publishers’ ansocia |tion, presided at yesterday's meet “The conservation of print p was the principal topic under a cussion,” he said, “The organization we have begun will deal with the problema of publishers.” ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE ame “Bayer” is on Genuine} Aspirin—say Bayer Insist on “Rayer Tablets of A» pirin” in a “Bayer package,” taining proper directions for Head he, Colds, Pain, Neuralgia, Lum 1 Rheumatism. Name ine Aspirin pre wre crazy to get away from the} and a couple of yoars ago she| eee |atay in the business “You aan't run away from life ms by running away from the t she advises country girls There are difficulties to be over come everywhere, no matter what your work may be. I found them on the moyie stage, as I have found them everywhere else “The world must have amusement and I think catering to that desire is a worthy field of endeavor, But the world must be fed, too, and to| ‘orth while, | help feed tt in a tank Just to plunge into c ork, what ever It in, and meet ally prety lems bravely, is what makes 7 | Interesting.” HOPE TO SAVE \COP 1S INJURED | BY EXPLOSION Blown Ten Feet Thru the Door Kenneth L. Werd,, police report clerk, 106 N. $8rd at. i» suffering | Tuesday from burns sustained when | he was thrown ten feet thru a bath-| room door when a blew torch with which bla home Monday afternoon. | The bath room burst into flames and Webb, despite hie burns, ob |tained © small garden hose and ex Unguished the fire. Webb was sol jdering a plumbing joint when the jaceident occurred. He will recover. Wilson Nominates Two Republicans WASHINGTON, April 12-—Ex Senator Burton, of Ohio, today was ™ inated as a member of the Unit Jed States tariff commisnion by Prosl- jdent W Unon. | Martin G. Gitten, of W was named for ay shipping board. publicans. Visits His Room | and Takes Diamonds | A ring set with | valued at waa ato! ted Harry Yesler way, vis \Loses Jewels, Cash and Bag on Train| While she was sleeping aboard a Iman somewhe a thief sto! tte, an $80 traveling |] ) mesh bag, Mra. F. rted to the Seattle po- lice Tuesday in a letter Says Court House | mark of Monoaceticac Bayer Manufacture dester of Salleylicactid Refresher— Buttermilk Drink it at Luneh Time, drink it at Home, It's good for you and a delightful refresher, Only 8¢ a quart from Kristoferson’s, stl Eusort 2: 23 an fting” Talk Bunk |]| ring ls non | day |place who can agree on any one | thing." wil} veteran, pital Sune "yrentie: Columbia. The body Home Undertaking Co. is at establish ¥ Complete. Service Crematorium, colum- harkam, chapel, pri- vate motor eqnip- part of the county, day Cc Rafferty HuorervalMirector he was working exploded in| three diamonds | etween Seattle | “There aren't six men in the | known relative is a sister In British | the} ‘Chteage Red Held, ICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET | DOWNSTAIRS STORE 300 Georgette and Crepe de Chine Waists Reduced to $3.85 TH such a large assortment to choose I WwW; from, it should be easy to make satis- factory sélection—and very attractive sav- ings are here for women who purchase from either of these groups: Crepe de Chine Waists in Flesh-color, White, Mais, Navy and Black. Georgette Crepe Waists in Flesh-color and White, tastefully beaded and em- broidered. Reduced to $3.85. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE These Boilable All-white Middies Are $2.75 8 serviceable as it is easy to launder is this all-white Middy of firm twill, with lac- ing at throat, plain collar and cuffs, and patch pockets. Sizes 6 to 14 years; low-priced at $2.75. To wear with these Middies, there are plaited Middy Skirts | of white twill, plajted on to an underwaist of lawn. Sizes 8, 10, 12 and Priced at $2.50. --THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Frederick & Nelson Furniture Polish 25c and 50c A RELIABLE preparation that may be safely used on the finest furniture—cleans as it \f| polishes and does not put a gloss on dull surfaces. | This is the same polish as used in our own fur- if} niture-finishing rooms. Priced at 25¢ and 50¢ bottle. ih ~ Housewares Section, THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE New Percale House Sacques at $1.50 O one of these good- looking Sacques add a skirt that has been rele- gated to home wear, and you have a practical, com- fortable house garment, These are of good qual- ity percale, in light and dark colorings, with stripes or small figures, shirred over elastic at wastline, The elbow sleeves, saflor collar and peplum are edged with rick-rack braid. Priced at $1.50. es —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE | 14 years, ° SMOOTH silver polish that brightens and i} . Rialto A cleans without tiresome rubbing. Con- Silver Cream tains no grit to scratch silver, and is very pleas- 25c¢ Jar ant and cleanly to use. Eight-ounce jar, 25¢. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Eight Minutes From Kindling to Baking Is the Record of the The Ohio Range Y THIS record it meets the real test of any range — ac- tual performance. Of good looks, too, the Ohio has generous share—and it is scien- tifically planned to save space and labor. The stove pipe is out- side and back of the warming oven, allowing more room on cooking top, and there is no elab- orate ornamentation to. make cleaning difficult. Once the underlying reasons for the Ohio’s performance are investigated, its superiority is easily understood. Btove Section—THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE, REAL PAINLESS DENTIST In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plat and atrongest plate kaawn, covers very littlest the poet otal you can bite corn off the toed 15 years. EXAMINATION FREE $15.00 Set of Teeth, . ne Was Paying Agent} Fred Miller, of Chicago, was er- police court Monday for in promiscuous remarks lightest rested in indulging about the Miller admits he is an 1, W. W., it le allewed that he was a “paying representative’ at the recent trial of Armistice day murderers at Montesano. He had $700 when ar- rested, 300 Will Attend Democratic Banquet |» Three hundred persdity have sig. nified their intention to be, present at the Jefferson day banquet to be held Tuesday night at 1:30 in the Masonic club rooms, Arcade building. Addresses and music fol- jow the eats. Price $1.50 per plate, ST. AR “injustice of the court.” and All work guaranteed for iu years. mapatte nnd met beiet renee des, Hayé impression taken tm the Examination and ar S free. je Uridge W: ra onage is recommended by our me Sno Cees ee our en_coming to ight place, Bring thin ad With yous Ltt Be sure Open Sundays Frem 8 te 12 fer Werking People om gto CUTRATE DENTISTS Opposite Fraser-Patersen On