The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1920, Page 5

Oo a) Hepplewhite Suite of 4 Beautiful Pieces, Special These beautiful Bedroom Suites are in perfect harmony with present-day ideas of home furnishing. Each of the four charming pieces is exceptionally well executed, durability being assttred by the fact that these suites are built with a view to long and satisfactory service. piece, Dr We have made a very attractive spe- cial price on these suites-with the idea in mind of offering the best in bed- room furniture at a price within the reach of every one. furniture. We Make Window Shades— all Sizes & BEGINNING SUNDAY NIGHT—SEATS TODAY Engagement Limited to One Week IENDLY ENEMIE Z Samuel Shipman and baron Hoffman Prices: Nights, 50c to $2.50; Matinees, 50c to $1.50 PLUS WAR TAX ie @aneveerterr” . How to Choose a Really Good Piano i —4 From outward appearance pianos bear @ close Here resemblance. The construction, tone quality, the | name and reputation of the maker and tho local ‘ | dealer are all points to be considered in selecting , Chickering | (‘iano for your home-—a musical investment that Kimball | should last a Iffetime. ehli | In considering our Piano Department it should M 5 be remembered that our entire organization has Behr Bros. | been identified with the plano business in Seattle inze | for many years. While specializing for some time — Hi | in Phonogeaphs and Supplies, we Nave made thou ‘ Brewster | sands of satisfied customers who know that we mai | have but ONE way of doing business, and that Hardman | ls the RIGHT way. It is hardly necessary to re- Marshall & | artirm that our Piano Department is conducted ndell on this same straightforward policy. Wendel | We invite you to call and inspect our complete | selection of the world’s best pianos and player | pianos at a range of prices that will sult every Reproduc- one’s requirernents and personal tastes. ing and Player TERMS ARRANGED TO, SUIT Pianos YOUR CONVENIENCE Chickering- Ampico Apollo- | | Victrolas, Grafonolas, New Edisons Phone a re ee Art Apollo Artemus —-$ Artemus and Q. R. S. Player Rolls , Seattle's Mualcal Headquarters Especially Attractive Offering in Bedroom Furniture—Choice of Mahogany or Walnut 3077" The illustration very closely repre- sents the design and character of each The dresser has two large draw- ers and two small drawers and beauti- ful plate mirror. ing table is very attractively designed with triple mirror, Chifforobe has large, roomy drawers, and the bed possesses all the finer qualities that is expected in high-grade $ The simplicity and beauty of these suites will enhance ‘the charm of your sleeping room a hundred-fold. The Credit Policy of Ape store has made it possible for many to furnish homes on the easy-payment plan, Formerty WoedhouseGraunbaum Furniture Co. Ine. Where Pike Meets Fifth SESE000200b0202b0202020 Bond Forfeiture Set Aside | Later Ryan appeared and explained |he had just received notification of | | bie trial that morning. ‘cases set tor this week. leon in the Masonic club Wednesday | ine: |bailoted the Hoover din became so |loud the convention waa adjourned. |the Seandinavian-Amertcan bank, re | o} | | | a on | | oF } Exclusive fol M Agents | Quick Meal | Stoves a and Ranges RYAN SHOWS UP AFTER DELAY), by Judge ‘Trial of Joe Ryan, alleged I. W. W. organizer, on a state criminal fyndicaliem charge, which wea sup- posed to have started Wednesday, } but which was not because of the ab- jsence of the defendant, will be start jed Thurstay. Upon Ryan's faflure to appear tn Superior Judge Boyd J. Tallman's| court, his $250 bond waa forfeited Hb attorney | explained the mails had been delayed | and the order of forfeiture was ert aaide. Ryan te the first of seven etmlar aah | Hoover Stampedes Rotary Convention Rotarians staging a mock repub- Mean convention at the weekly lunch- steam rolled the convention by shout- “Hoover” After two states bad RALPH S. STACY, president of turned to Seattle Wednesday. He has virtually recovered from the at tack of appendicitis which left him in @ critical condition, May 16, tn California. POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN, the jubileo celebration of the Thirtyfifth Avenue Sonthwest Im provement club wif be held next Sunday .on the 36th ave. picnic grounds of the club. FUNERAL OF ADDISON C. FREESE, former Seattle hotel man killed when an automobile over. turned last Sunday near North Bend, will be held Friday at 2 p. m. from Butterworth’s. SUNDAY SCHOO | Mark's Episcopal c! 4 plenic of St urch will be held jat Ravenna park Saturday A old 32 years and ry months has only lived a billion seconds. Super-tlectri AMERICA’S LEADING WASHING MACHINE —Hag an over-size motor, making 44 revolutions per minute. -~—Will do the work 24 min- utes quicker than any other machine. —Can be easily adjusted. Nothing to get out of order. —Is more thorough, in its work than other ma- chines. SEE IT WORK AT THE A-B-C Electrical Shop 1531 Third Ave. at Pine ‘The Hoover Cleaner and stand- ard lines of General Hlectfical Appliances on display | take the tot to Buck Hill Falls to try | | to cure it of congestion of the lungs. | they will not return the baby now to lempty oradie in their home, they-ery | “We want our baby brother back!” . . |mwer for the killing of Alonzo Bled | preferred | charge [resulting in Steele's eacape. | meet later at a dest |Goat Infected With jed for experimental purposes with | disappeared, |to provide their children with fresh THE SEATTLE STAR Mother Pleading for Rescue of Baby Boy Kidnaped From Home BY LORRY A. JACOBS NORRISTOWN, Pa., June 10 the name of afl mothers and all mother love, I beg those who have taken my baby ee that be does | hot die from his sicknens.” | This is the heartbroken plea of | Mrs. George IH. Coughlin, mother of | Mmontheold Wakely Coughlin, who was kidnaped from his bed on the night of June 2. TOT WAS ILI WHEN STOLEN ‘Tho plea comes an the resulp of the fact that June 3 had been net| aide as the day on which they would Tn Upon faint finger prints on the lad. der, by which the kidnapers @nined aceens to the baby's room, depends the only chanee for identification, Yet Mr. Coughlin believes that may lead to the capture of those who took her ehitd, Please tell them,” she mays, “If at least keep it from dying.” And she occmsionally clasps her other two children, David, 5, and Mo | Lean, 8, in her arma tn a paroxysm | of weeping | ‘Tho Coughifns know of no poastple | onemion, and have even considered | offering immunity, together with a} $6,000 reward, if the little tot ts re turned safety hore can not see how any one can! make others suffer as we have wut | fered since the baby waa taken,” says |the child's father. And when tittie baby, | Biakely’s two brotherw look at the ahy bi | ents, Kentu “PROTECT YOUR \CHILDREN,” IS 'WABNING GIVEN NEW Y guard your children?" This is the warning of criminolo- Saint in| Pa, J America within the last few weeks. | Crime runs in cycles. “Waves” of re. lated crimes are common. ‘This tn the | in a hi firyt “kidnaping wave” of tmpor-| Two-Tons of Ca Blakely Coughlin, | giwta Dera, at a lose to explain the | taken from his cradle in Norristown, jenormous tnereane tn kidnaping Mary Napoll, 17, Rochester Mra. George H, Coughlin and her Blakely, who was his cradle, aby. The present wave began with the abduction of Paul Little from his par Mr. and Mra. © ucky. R Litue, in Edward LaRelle, Jr, 6 years old, | was stolen trom hin home in Smyrna, | | Del., and discovered tn Albany, N. Y., RK, June 10—"Purenta,| where his alleged abductor, Croix, was arrested. une 2 She was epirited away igh-powered automobile, ‘Twenty-thres girls were reported) tance mince the epidemic of kidnaping missing under conditions suggesting following the abduction of the Cud- kidnaping in Ma in Cleveland, Ohio ndy; Two Tons of Meat; 100,000 Ice Cream Cones Await Boys] 40,000 packages of cookies, 100,- Visualize, if you can, a moun =, three miliar | foot, | dents at ing from no ba WOODLAND, Cal, June §.—Al- tho she had secured her husband's arrest for murder and bigamy, Mra. | Perry Steele of thin city found her love for him so strong she ceuld) not bear to see him sent to Jail. After insisting on accompanying him to Williamsburg, Ky., to an-| soe in 1906, she helped her husband in breaking his bonds and in escap- | ing from the window of a moving train. Some weeks ago Steele, who ts| 40, while his wifo is still under was arrested on a battery char by his wife, Following his arrest she told officials that Steele was wanted on a murder in Kentucky and that he was also a bigamist and embezzler Steele later confessed. Altho the girlwife’s tale of the cruelty she had endured was pitia- le, she could not force herself to tay away from Strele’s cell. Her plea to accompany him was granted, Police had planned to nated place, With | Becay of officials say they Typhus Is Stolen BERLIN, June 10.—A goat infect. becau ing solici' Yor typhus at the munietpal hospital has It 1s believed to have been stolen by @ poor couple anxious milk. Son Shunned Her; She Leaves Him $1 JERSHY CIry, N. J., June 10.—In her will Mrs, Catherine Burke left only $1 to Amos Blicker, her son by a former husband, “because of his conduct in remaiping away from her 20 years.” tain of food. 000 ice cream cones, 4,000 pounds . - ——e — ° Fifteen barrels 6f flour to be of candy, 50,000 all-day-sbckers BAGS AND VANITIES—cb Moire Bags and Vanities ; i M ’ gin with, surrounded and buried and 100,000 sacks and cartons of from our regular stock are reduced in this sale for a Lingerie ens under 500 gallon freezers of ice- various sizes, shapes and colors. quick clean up. The bags are fitted with mirror and sh : cream, and piled on top of that |. Visualize that mountaid stacked suspended coin purse; the Vanities with al} mirror Blouses Ties 12,000 pounds of bread, 4,000 up among the big trees out in Wood. purse and powder puff. The assortment includes g re pounds of assorted meats, 65,000 [land park Brown, Black and Blue, For this $2 00 © pecial Three hundred sandwiches, two tons of peanuts, ‘Then visualize 60,000 boys. 10 to 16 hour, choice Atereeceesetecsssoecsens ? $1 19 in-Hand Ties in ae ROR Years of age, with empty stomachs |] WOMEN'S NECKWEAR-Out of the ordinary reduc ae <4 patter and open mouths, attacking the pilé " - patterns and 'H l H b d lovdue ait badaa’ ak nee, tions are mage in tate sale in caper nahn y a ae A aieplay “table. fens: nade oa “ 4 les A D 3 L: y umed oot °, 08, et etps fusoan That may give you nome thes ot] p ceaeup on % siahty mimes’ Leormettn Te tures 200 Walete in tines, offer @ ‘ jbew the Mikes annual piontc to Be Gutmpes. For this hotir, choice .......... .. 98c square, round and V- opportunity to attle's boys will look next Saturday.| : z ; neck models high Ags Scape TU | warren To snow ‘xm TISSUES—275 yards of Sitk and Cotton Mixed Bimucs, and low neck styles, ‘Your summer | WILD WEST STUFF in Plain Yellow, Blue, Nile Green, Jasper and feacock Sizes 36 to 42. For this ° fem or Lf 4 | ‘There'll be other interesting fen.| | Blue. For this ho hour $ hour, Train Window) ris. cnr ee een ee scccesn see 0 (BOC SE... $1.19) Soom ac fall will be there with a corps of 14 physicians, 10 Red Cross nurses, registered nurses, a hospital rongn, Ex-Chief Warren wit be in charge of a and of wild west ropers. on to avoid acct Dad Henry, not on horses, to kids, And swimming instguctor, will look after water races, fancy diving exhibitions, jand so forth, while Nate Druxtmann | check | “a |will stage five high-class boxing] A second woman found the shoes “ bouts to instruct the boys in the/returned them to the shoe store and ROYAL ROCHESTER’ manly obtained $8.45 for them. It was - AND EDDIF. HUBBARD then the shoo dealers realized they | ~ WILL BE ON DECK TOO were losers and commissioner Rob: ’ ‘ Eddie Hubbard, the aviator, will|inson, Thurlow &*Co. to force Mrs. =| @& conduct « flying circus with several | Brignolio. . < 4 other flyers Justice of the Peace J. W. Hoar | 3 All boys ef King county between | held judgement for the woman declar ' 10 and 16 years old are invited, Boys titutions will be taken to and the park in auton, but there is/ n on hiking to the plenic, or taking a street car. ‘YOU CAN CHOOSE JOHNSON & DONER Absolute Confidence of Good Value use we carry only pianos unquestioned character and quality. We can admit the full value of pianos carried by others; and at the same time sell equal qualities for less, use we have no “fly- squadron” of expensive tors. u should not miss seeing the spléndid values in used Player Pianos and Uprights we are offering this week. JOHNSON & DONER PIANO CO. 1621 Third Ave. Ross 13 months, was is missing from | The Rhodes Co. | S le mercha No Mail, Telephone or C. O. D, Orders taken on Friday Hour and the right to limit quantities is reserved. Friday Hour Sales 9 to 10 DRAPERY KEMNANTS of Cretonnes, Madras, | Terry Cloth, Grenadin Serima, Marquinettes, Vollea, Netn. and. Bilko 10 to 11 11 to 12 I to2 1 wate pl ag hour at WOMEN'S UNION WOMENS WOOL UNTRIMMED H or, SUITS—ror this sale the SWEATERS — A clear sale of broken Il | SILK = TRICOLETTE— Women's Knit Under. UP Sale of 39 Bweaters side wmall ag wall i 100 yards of plain and wear Section has taken n Gray Navy. Pea a fe large shapes | ee are from the regular stock ock and Nile Green. white 1 colors, lette, in shades of Sand, 459 summer weight Cot on 38 to 42, bue no | Old ‘Rose, Dark Brown, ton Union Bults in low « ante v2) = ‘or are 65 Mats in the 1 upe and Beaver. neck, no-sieeve, umbrella or style. For tt which will De slam knee style, These are re hour, peeps hour, awe $3. 95 duced on account of @ choice . $3. 95 Choice at 7 ' , discontinued line and af . cA FABRIC ora @ senge of sins MEN'S SOPT COLLARS CHIV FONERT® 100 yards of 36 to 4% ¢.om 36 to 42. For this oft Collars in OKGANDIE—150 yal inch Woolen Weaves, j,¢ @ sht and and Batiste, in shades of *" f styles, made of Pi res. This ioe Gray, Copenhagen Blue, JAPAN CREEPY. Rep, r 27 inches Wistaria, Plur Bla 400 ards in assorted account and mercerized, sult Green Taupe. For colored stripes. Vor this will be dul for dren's thi oh hour, a Py this hour, 0 Yor this bour, rar $1.00 srt. ABC choice at ......20C sara Wool Plaids From Our Own Stock Are Designed in Accordion Pleated Skirts at $11.50 Second Floor a Georgette Blouses In this assorte ment of Georgette Blouses from our regular stock are 200 models in six rent styles dis ayed in Ught and dark shades. Sizes 36 to 44. Spectal, all day Friday*at . $2.95 S the Silk Skirts which we hade made from our own stock were received with extreme favor, so will these Skirts of wool plaids made by us of fabric from our own shelves, be a pleasing quality, style and value. We have been particular in the making af these so as to have the workmanship match the material, which is rich plaids of wine and green, navy and red, green and red and small. black and white checks. They are designed as sketched, with two-inch separate belt. Waist Measures 25 to 30 3 to 4 2 to 3 4toS with six cots, operating facilities | |firet aid kits, two ambulances, pul Shoe Firm Loser|Minge Hospital my 'Seattle Man He | motor and other equipment to attend Id t re li M to Willie's welfare, Sold to Capitalist asons of | Francis Russell, song leader, will | Sale of the Minor Private hospital,| TACOMA, June 10—Jai , be on hand with eight asnistants and en t epays 1420 Spring st, to C. J. Brickson,| Begg of Seattle was named accompanied by massed banda of 300 | eatite’ caitentns He | Master of the Masons of the staf pieces, to lead the boys in singing| [ve Frade ee rent Consummated the election of the 634 annual the National Anthem and other fa m er 0 oes ednesday, Erickson has had "| munication here Wednesday. option on the property for the last | be installed today. Mrs, Mary Brignolio, 5546 12th ave. | two months. ‘The hospital was owned ee S., purchased a pair of cnc day by a group of Seattle physicians, |" The value of farm lands a Beattie firm for $8 gether | top| The purchase price is said to have| vanced in the last year at the which she tendered a chec ater | be in the neighborhood of 7 5,000, |of $63 an acre. 5, the same she lost the shoes and | —_ eer AANA. Da a immediately stopped payment on the ing the shoe concern refunded $8.45 |to n pseudo buyer thru fts own negli gence and was entitled to nothing. This all happened W ednesday SPECIAL FOR FRIDA $8.50—No. 8 Size—at.........$5.98 $9.50—No. 9 Size—at.........$6.98 Kiwanis Delegates Arriving Here Now Advance delegates to the Kiwanis | cub convention to be held in Port ad, June 16, arrived in Seattlé | These are the Rochester heayy all-copper Wash Boilers Wednesday night. Highteen Penneyl: | with the stationary handles and vania delegates are due “rhuraday the fit-in cover. This is a night and 200 from the Missiasipp! | ext te ai e pa, ay will reach here Mohday when great opportunity to buy an Mayor Hugh M, Caldwell will wel all-copper Wash Boiler at a come them at a luncheon at Blanc's bargain. cafe bd ar? ies Special, Wo. 8 Size, $5.98. No. 9 Size, $6.98 | Hairs Will Vanish * : $2.59 SCREEN DouRS Special at . After This Treatment (Toilet Helps) You can keep your skin free from r or fuzz by the occasional use of J and in using it you of marring or in A thick paste is of the pow tone ve peo f jur the skin. made by mixing some dered delatone with water, Then spread on the hairs and after 2 or 3 minutes rub off, wash the skin and and all traces of hair have vanished, Be careful, however, to get real dela- tones Advertisement, $LI5 Size 32x80 Inches—7,-inch Frame Here is an extra big value. These Screen Doors are strongly constructed, being mortised at all joints. Frames are stained in an attractive color and are covered with black screen wire. One size only—82x80 inches, Spetial_ at $1.75. THIS’ WILL ASTONISH SEATTLE PEOPLE The quick action of simplo witch: | hazel, hydrastis, camphor ete, as} mixed in Lavoptik eye sh, will! surprise Seattle people. irl | wi One with weak, strained eyes was helpe by a single application. Her mother sould Baadly sew or read because of In ‘one week she, too, ede benefited We guarantee a small hottie of Lavoptik to help ANY CASE weak, strained or inflamed eyes, Aluminum eye cup FR Swift Drug Co, and leading sdru, wists,