The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1920, Page 2

ij. your family can play. specials for Friday-Saturday— no C. 0, D, or phone orders; one to = purchaser; these speciale will not be delivered-can be easily taken by purchaser. something new; clothes sprinkler; special for Friday-Saturday— --this clothes sprinkler was designed to avoid the un pleasantness of putting your hands tn water when sprinkling clothes; ‘rinkler fits easily into the hand and enables you ) dampen clothes more evenly and sanitarily than © old Way —_ ‘ is te —rem “ar price 500; for Friday and Saturday, 2a —hew furnishing department, the n ew MESCO suction carpet swee, er on sale: special Friday- Saturday — will eliminate chapped bands; ind Noor, old style with revolving tion flaps that and dirt like sweeper regular price $4 futrodveing price \ and Saturday, —rug department, secon! NO BRUSH T QUBSAR SUCTION FLAPS Friday —regular price $5 special rug sale Friday-Saturday — Friday and Saturday we place on sale 100 bewutiful 27x54-Inch, very high pile velvet rug are soft t over patt umbrella sale Friday - Saturday — Ld $3.95 veguter price §5— ~tadies’ Dinck #f!k and Naren am- brellas of the very finest quality. spostal for ¥ri- day and Saturday, umbrella rte Rove main floon 2-proag combination cultivator and hoe: special Friday-Saturday— —the above picture shows how the revolving rubber suction brush ts constructed; easy to keep clean; strings and lint from the floor will not become-tam sled in this style brush; price $1.25 combination hoe ia mad stool « handl just the thing fe weeding or hoeing. —regular price $1.25; special for Friday and Sat- urday, 796 veewter —this dpro! cultivator a: of cold ro! et —bonsefurntahimg department, third Geer TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 101-11 South Lith St YouCan Play This Piano Any day you wish you may have in your home a piano that you can play—that every member of We refer, of course, to the Player Piano. Dance music, song accompaniments, popular music or classical—all the great variety that only the piano can provide, you may enjoy when you wish. You need no longer depend upon the whim of some talented person who “plays.” For with only limited practice you will find that through a good Player you can command every means of artistic piano-playing—you, yourself, ean play with a greater ease and fluency of ex- pression than any pianist you know. We carry the Aeolian Company Iine of Players (makers of the famous Pianola and the marvel- ous Duo Art) and offer a wide range when graded according to price. We have a Player for every purse. We make liberal allowances on Pianos and other musical instruments—if de- sired, we gladly arrange convenient terms of payment, Upon investigation you will be sur- prised how easy it is to own a good Player Piano, Sherman lay & Go. ‘Thirg Avenue at Pine Beattle One-Legged Farmer Has Job for One-Legged Man NEW YORK, April 22.—There's & good job for a man who wants to get back to the farm, but to quslity he must have only one leg, and he must have a wife. The Amertean Land Service, which is enrolling city workers for farm work this summer, re cntved a letter from a New Eng land farmer, himself a one-legged man, who wanted to employ a legiens soldier and his wife “I am well aware of what a one logged man can do, as I have been minus a leg for 56 years and have always made good.” the farmer wrote, “I would a no man to do what I cannot ¢o or have not done.” Butte Officials | Favor Overalls! BUTTE, Mont., Aprfl 22—City ana county officials, tnelnding Mayor W.| T. Stodden, joined the overalis brig-| ade here today. | | The girl ushers tn one local mov ing picture theatre appeared at work jtoday in overalls, Gellalty Opens Campaign Rooms Sohn A. Gellaity, of Wenatchee has opened temporary eampaten | Headeunaiire for hia eandidacy for | governor at the Frye hotel. Ho wil! remain here for the next two months. | Senator 4 T. Coman, of Spokane, | also @ enndidate for governor, has ie headquarters in the aame hotel, |Southern City Has | Big Clean-Up Job MEMPHIS, April City dads | here are looking for a ; noap that will | really make the dirt fly, Momphin wants to wash an intand “cle away.” Tho island js “growing” In the middie of the Misaissippl river here and threatens to block channel. | if the Initiate Frat Boys With Meal of Soap | TOLMDO, April 22.—Schoolboys jhad to eat soap to become high | school fraternity men, according to complaints made to the achoal board, - | FUNERAL SERVICES tor Mre,! Bertha Wooster, who died Tuesday morning shortly after the birth of her baby, were to be held at 9 a, m Thursday from the Immaculate Con HW | eeption church, Mother and babe | were to be buried together, | FUNERAL SERVICES fer Mra | Margaret Hayles, who died at 6327 Tiet ave, N. 1, Wednesday, will be held at University Undertaking obapel at 2 p, m. Priday, feels, but he is seldom as rich as he looks, THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1920. JOHNSON HOLDS | PET SKUNK: A young man may be as old as ho i NEBRASKA LEAD Maintains Healthy Margin Over Gen. Wood LINCOLN, Net Johr April tor Hiram son's grip on Ne braska in the presidential pref, erence primary of Tu: has not slipped a bit as more complete re tus tn reports from 1,0%4 pre of the total ve inca, J 1 f the state, Ay . : er Ros matte orted (who 1,2 vote with 819 give Hitehcock Rows is @ candidate m” both tickets, © governor, nets give 13.080; Mclaughlin, 6,567; 1,074 pre 106; Clark, Shumway, Howell has a substantial lead over McCloud for republican committeeman, and =‘ Thompson Mryan Nidate) leads = Mullen Hiteh ate) for demo rat an . All ret {fhe probabt are the sfx republican members congrrem. W. J. Bryan wil be one of the ' eles at | the minor udlican state os are r atom m at large Dan ther two del ville and Shal Hitechoock fact JOHNSON CLUB ISSUES LETTER Opposes Secor! Choice In- a dorsement at Bellingham A Wttor attreaned wy the Johnaon ot ub to members an ¢ ” tion to the choice candidate for prenid John ton o: the state re onver foreing of on the W indeatar'and Johnson, ft is pointed out, are opposed to the league of na tions treaty and understand the Coast Oriental situation. The John fon club declares that the delegates from this state, if Poindexter’s nom ination ecems tmpossibie, should be ltree to cant thelr votes for the man | they consider but that the Bel lingharg conve | omd-choice vuta ‘Ball Players to Be Guests at Met!’ Members of the Seattle and San Francisco Coast league baseball | teams were invited today to attend | lthe Thursday night performance of | “Wet and Dry” at the Metropolitan, as guests of Mesars, Kolb and Dill and the management of the theatre X-Ray Pictures of Your Teeth Free! Tomorrow Morning from 9 a: m. to 10:30 a. m. We have a fine com- plete, up-to-date X-Ray machine, Find out now for sure if you have abscessed teeth. The certain way is to have them X-Rayed. Come in tomorrow morning between 9 and 10:30, No obligation or expense, The Regal Dental Offices DR, L. R, CLARK, Mgr, Northwest Corner Third and Union Dilagonally Across from Postoffice Lady Attendants on Duty at All Times national | mn should make no/| attempt to Inetruct them on @ seo | "IMRS, WOODCOCK | “/AWAITS PENALTY Sena. | { 5 per cent | Jon | |é " MISS VLA SHARON She has had this skunk pet for two years and he has never forgotten his |manners. But when strangers seek to pet him—that’'s dif-| ferent, ing care. | tel Ratier—ItL W. Watson. kane, to speak at dinner tail Credit Men's aasocia cineertng ity an on |121S—Non Marche tea teome—42- jon at meeting of Pa- presented by Mrock, JA. T01S Sycamore ava, boy. Shorta William F, 2014 2% Union ye Turner, @ W. 1511 Me Tremhard. TL, Bwedish hoxp’ at grt 2 Unio Seid Bith NHL Ey. 2847 Rainier ave, Sa) fore, 1 = Martin et. girl Meduire, J. A. 3797 Bateman ot, Ky. Napnin Me is itty ave, gir Kirchheltrer, K. A, M41 17 | a Ww. nelder, me AL r hospital, art ao yhth yh 2a at ett : 4 914 14th ave. be | MARRIAGE. LICENSES Name and Address Stearns, Walter Myers, Bessie W. Ronald, John, Yakima jannisier, Phoebe, Seattle Duel, Frank M. Seattle Blowers, Florence B, Seatt? y, Jamen A. Seattle Watson, Marguerite I. tonner, FR Hart Biverett.. entitle 4 erik alt Foley, James C, Seattle , Lorch, Anna C, Seattie // Ontrem, Willie O, Puyallup . Galler, Helen, Puyatiup .... Seattle ern, 8 Hall, Arthur L orkill, Annie trand, Anto Fivenson, Marga: Lind, Conrad C, Bellingham Anderson, Edith, Bellingham .. DIVORCES GRANTED Juhnks, Lillian trom paon, Hazel nt, Martha f far, C. H. from Dot C DEATHS Edmund James, 56, 2919 6241 , 60, 1721 25th av mmons, William, 46, New England Seifert. MeMurray, B6th & Allee Kathering 4 Dean Warren, 3 day, 622 7, 4 Hood, Billy, 2, Seattle General hos pital. Wooster, Rertha, 29, 2002 Royer ave OUTLAW LEADER FREED ON BAIL ‘His Licutenants ‘Lead Work- | ers Back to Jobs c at. Margaret C, 6327 17th CIICAGO, «April = #2. — John Grunau, leader of the ntriking rail road ewitehmen, was back in Chi cago today, «free from jail on bond Rn te were that Grunau would ar range a second meeting of “outlaws” to end the strike, Yollowing the breakup of the strikers’ mags meeting called yes terday to officially end the atrike, nnon Jones and FR. 8. Murp! wers, led group to their jobs. ebela” and tempted to g vole the sirike ended Railroad officials today reported | the situation nearly normal. | oe Hire Switchmen to Break Strike | According to N. 0. Baker, labor Schroeder, Captain Rickenba 50 Seattle switchmen have eruited in the Inst service in Portland, where the strike | thas crippled operations, €: | Former Tacoma Woman Convicted of Perjury her | e verd Wood vieted her « finding perjury ir guilty two counts charge was an out 1 shoot Wood the ne perjur growth of the of Edward Ke epte “flirt murder # tried fo n a plea of temporary Hedger 18, 1919, In we 6 trial of her husband Mrs. k te . of “punt men wh This dancer has proved that)°" * even a skunk will reepect lov- id VENIREMEN _ ARE SUMMONED : Ship Graft and Booze Trials |: on 1 Hand In preparation for the heary el endar of canes scheduled for the Ma term of the United States dintrict court, 64 veniremen for petit fury service were selected Wednesday under the direction of Federal Judge | . | vernment ing men connection an officers of the ard in one of the important ked for an early date in the May terms of court. Trial of the twa former S¢ |attle police officers and seven civil |ians captured in the booze raid at | Meadowdale, and of the 12 members lof the Auburn gang of box car loot - | ers chary th conspiracy against | the government, are ant cases scheduled. Thirty-atx of the ventremen will }May & How unhappy ing house bandiad. |sooner get chea | begin to kick fc melon. INFLUENZA LEFT HER VERY WEAK Many victims of the influenm. ept-| sare still wuffering from the fects of the dineas Vital ener- gies were cons n overcoming the disease germ and as a result the eturn to th has been slow hes, di v in ox peaches are em, and puild up the body Those who st aven't felt we strength vere attack of tnflu Mra, Smith, “and I got in order to help care inily who were © rest frequently when I tried to do my work about my homa I was nervous and had such headaches that *| they almost drove mo wild. = My |aleap did not rest mo and I suffered ja great deal from indigestion. | "A friend who had taken Dr.| | Williams’ Pink Pilla with benefit urged me to try tho pills, so I got a | and began taking them. Within Any need that the pila we In a few weeks regained my atreny The nervous headaches no le r trouble m I sleep well! and do not suffer from indigestion. Dr, Willams’ Pink Pills have helped me so much that I am going to give | them to my daughter who is anemic,” | Your own druggist sells Dr. Wil-| |Mama’ Pink Pills or they will be rent) | by mall, postpaid, on receipt of price, | is centa per box, by the Dr, Wil-| Mam» Medicine Co., Y. If you are interer for the free book, “Bu Blood,” containing a sp on Influenza, fe I was conv helping me. completely a 1 h henectady, > write today | ling Up the} al chapter | COMING SATURDAY— WONDERFUL NAZ:MOVA Always different, is this time a girl of the slums whole life goes far—into the theatre, inte the world of fashion: shops smart hou “THE HEART OF A CHILD” r murder, was other import | report for service May 4 and 28 on| 'ASK $720,849 FROM COU | charches Begin Their De Sunday Pedestrians Hit by Autor) This Year Olsen, Windeor the city hompital Mra, Maude apts, in tn 8 Denomtn Interehurch gr ne eogneing tm © United stm a] campaign which ef United States tinue thru Suma amount, ft 1,179,996 amo vere and $4004 who are rt of the churches At moral and t sout the United st ‘The total ama ted States is § dunday and May 2. Of down by an automobile ednesday nig’ ht planned to r Question of General Ballot | owart e err ~ SUFFRAGE CASE WILL BE ARGUED ="... among citiz for Women in Balance iret fit | sought in the Ur BY HERBERT W. WALKER WASHINGTON, Aprfl 22.—Wheth- | er the suffrage amendment will be declared ratified time to give all women citizens full voting rights tn | i nber now vir on of the United | © preme court in a ease to be argued late today or tomorrow, Final action of the court ts expect | ed before adjournment, early in June. Suffrage leaders estimate that if the * what they consider 0,000 women will be next election g county’s quota of the Wr whington gubsertp by W. Go. n beg nich § 49 the church 0 among “fr the wind 146 in sought; 146 froen church members and 000 from friendly citizens, Northwest Tishedl Men in Ses ROSERURG rmen oper in to be members jn the an appeal from the court determine the legislature of that state fy an amendment to the fed titution without mubmitting | ¢ endum, The Ohio su 4 that the ratifies the people supreme to Ore, April many of them i of the & own timber in ered here to with County Alora northwest, whe las count ul conference by one more state! © suffragints only 36, or | the necessary three fourths— If the supreme oc ould declare that Ohio's rati wtlhout a re the vote could not be taken, the Ohio laws, until the next 1 election, From Slight Colds — ed QUININE Ti not complete Just as you would your banker or your doctor or anyone else from whom you expect a specialized service. We are proud of the reputation of the Boston Dental Company. For many years we have given the people of Se- | attle and vicinity an honest, conscienti- ous dental service—honest workman- ship at honest prices. Ask’ your neighbors—very probably they have had work done here at some | tinte in the past and they will tell you* how well they were treated here. Skillful dentists—modern equipment —absolutely painless methods—prices that are right—these constitute the service that we offer you. F Free Examination We will be glad to examine your teeth free. We will quickly tell you if they need attention and also just what the cost will be to you. This examina- tion and estimate doesn’t cost you & cent nor put you under any obligation whatever. Boston Dental Company 1422 Second Avenue Opposite the Bon Marche