The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1920, Page 5

that From the fireside rocker to the massive period suite, every piece will call forth your admiration. And the terms—there is such a liberal credit pol- icy in’ force in this establishment, that you can buy the complete furnishings for a home with a small terms. owojotoofoLojo{o}o}o) Comfortable Home You would such a home, no doubt. welcome It is in your power to have it so, and good furniture will solve the problem. You will be surprised at the low prices we are asking for good furniture will create a more cheerful environment. payment down and the balance on easy Convenient Credit Terms Arranged Formerty WoodhouseGrunbaum Furntture Ce.. Ine. Where Pike Meets Fifth A Cozier, More & | the aceident loading onto flat ce | vada, to make lofofejofofojojojojolojojofojojojojojojoja| NAMES GIRL IN sire of Mra. Ka ow of tho late enator Nixon, of Three Are Killed in LA JUNTA, Ce June 16 half dozen injured passengers in cal hospitals today from the wreck | Howatt was sduduminnt ° of the San Fe California limited near | A resolution indicating disapproval | tions comminne } cial purchase and here yesterday were on the road tO/of the Ruxwian soviet government{ A resolution provided that the other suits from our recovery was adopted late yesterday American Federation of Labor take . stocks whinl ‘Tite death, Het wee tneres lh ber -_ no action whatever which might be| paps tock! which three when Fireman Frank Coynter |taken for approval of the Bolshevik sold formerly at died of bis injuries, Wreekin, were still at work at the the two locomotives and seve joaches which were reduced to ac | tron. BIGGEST BICYCLE EVENT ‘ IN HISTORY FIRE SALE STARTS FRIDAY, 9 A. M. Entire Piper & Taft warehouse stock sacri- ficed. See STAR tomorrow. EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLE and BICYCLE CO. 301 East Pine at Melrose Warner’s “Safe ‘Remedies A Constant Boon to Invalids Since 1877 Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy. Warner’s Safe Diabetes Remedy. Warner’s Safe Rheumatic Remedy. | | a resolution ad BOSSES SOeGESOSEOSAS Order State Probe DIVORCE CASE of Russian Soviets Bixon d’Aleria, wid |“ Ne her divoroe complaint | ape: | rere the Nea against her present husbands Count | Armand d’Aleria ittle more cific was filfilled today An amended « int filed b mi that on Sunday night nd two officers ca apartme \ ure Lil and a pretty 1 felinging to the ount's arm to complete the pict The amended « jaint names lian Carrara, of San Diego, Santa Fe Wreck |‘ A to. map of Normal School OLYMPIA, June 16. ~Thord inves. tigation will be made into the alleged tice of the Bellingham Nor ol of granting diplomas on n weeks’ residence stu the state board « Joe Ryan, alleged 1. W. W. mal pine The proposed investigution followed | the refusal of the board of education to sign #1 ¢ oman issued by the | Bettingham pol to teachers who had falled to comply with the one year residence requirement. I. W. W. Organizer Convicted Here or- ganizer, was found guilty of crim. inal syndicatiam Tuesday by a jury | jsitting in Superior Judge Boyd J.! It is expect. Tallman’s department ed sentence will be pasied Saturday seditious CONSTANTINOPLE, June 16 received here today. The Poles | Ryan was arrested, April 9. He had |a large batch of literature in hin pos. | seasion which the state declared we) 'Polish Forces Retake | Kieff From Reds | Polish forces have retaken Kieff in| a strong counter attack upon the! | Rolsheviks, according to a dispatch in: | flicted heavy casualties on the Red | armies Columbus, Ohio, Census 237,031 Warner’s Safe Asthma Remedy. Warner’s Safe Nervine. Warner’s Safe Pills(Constipation and Biliousness) The Reliable Family Medicines Sold by leading druggists everywhere. Sample sent on receipt of ten centa, WARNER'S SAFE REMEDIES CO., Dept. 561, Rochester, N. Y. WASHINGTON, June 16. 31, representing an 20, EVERETT. Knights of Columbus lopen drive for $150,000. Census | It doesn’t pain one tt. | bureau results, announced today, In- eluded Columbus. ©., with a 1920 pop- ulation of 2%: crease of mince 1910. in. or 20.6 per cent, ee Ee Ee ee eS ee eee ooo} fojpoyofofoyo) mBoeeee fai ee almtojofojojolojolol OOO 1O} oVopoyoPoVoPoVoOPorO this week. AT THE MAIN STO! Louis heels, regular $14 and Children At both stores H : : : : 3 : 3 3 3 : 3 Hy : 3 H : 3 3 3 3 $13.50. All ment. Johnson & Murphy Men’ A Brown Kid Cuban Heel Bostonian Shoes for men at both stores. Thou- sands of pairs at a straight 20% Oxford, regular $15.50. ooecrrceccccccscccooccccoooccooes. TURRELL’S 20th Anniversary SHOE SALE Second and Madison Pine at Third FURTHER REDUCTIONS At TURRELL’S A regrouping of our great stock as the sale proceeds means a further re- duction on many lines, and below are a few examples of the values offered RE Brown Kid Tongue Pumps with 00. AT THE MAIN STORE Laird’s White Kid Gaiter Pumps, Louis heels. Regular $16.50. A Tan Calf Tongue Pump with theve ase wee Louis heel. Regular $15.00. dertul bargains A Tan Calf Goodyear Welt Ox- in every depart- ford with military heel. Regular AT BOTH STORES Shoes at Pine A Brown Kid Three-Eyelet ai ae Turn-Sole Oxford, with Louis oes for men a Second Avenue. heel. Regular $16.50. Goodyear Welt, regular $14.00, and a Black Kid Three- Eyelet Oxford with Louis 4 Now all priced to clear at...... No Exchanges After 12 Noon No Refunds on Either Cash or Credit Sales }$7.95 $9.95 THE SEATTLE STAR 'A.F. of L. Disapproves | | | BY RALPH F, The Rhodes Co. Countess d’Aleria Files an} o,f) tt Couce The convention, following a three SS i ean \ndtnubelay cout wan gunacutined | res reteees Bathing Suits for Women and Misses at $2 LOS ANGELS, June 16.—Tee de- 69rd ution unanimously | mercial relations with F Bs tae _ — = vnual | re “era olution adopted provide action should be taken by the fe tion whieh might be construed « approval of the full SUITS THAT YOU WILL ADMIRE ARE REDUCED 4 bd J s pmmission to Rus nd report on the Bolshevik government and the con dition of Russian workers was, pro 1 during a fight over a series of clured, and righta, lution was offered as a substitute for four other resolutions constitutes denial TO $47.50 Second Floor condemning the court. One ef the re tions calling on the y « na! resolutions was introduced by | Ur Ds government to reopen r . * i Howatt, delegate to the Kansas relations with Russia N this sale of spring ‘ State Federation of Labor AN RESOLUTION | style Suits ar- 42%) ‘The four original resolutions were |IS CONDEMNED be ob hag Se referred to the executive counct!| One resolution lauded the Bolshe | ranged for Thurs- ( ¢ position of Howatt, who | vik governme ay se]]i a J about 100 models dis- played in five cases and comprising a spe- attle ed not only the reopening of trade relations, but a on Japan to withdraw her ps from Siberia, These r u Ninety-nine per cent of the work ors of Kansas will go to jail to show their disapproval of the court,” said it much higher prices. The feature of this sale is the essentials of value, serviceable fabrics, careful work- manship and attract- , ive style variety. Ureing passage ‘of hin resolution, | James A. Duncan, of Seattle, charged that the United States i# starving trade relations Drop Freezone on a touchy corn ‘4 chy o { The proposal to send a commiarion | then lift that corn off to Russia was offered as an amend. with ty finger | stein of the Jewelry Workers’ union Secretary John Frey of the reno- utions committee denied that the ” abolished compulsory labor MAGIC! NO PAIN thousands of Russian men and women thru the refusal to reopen ment to the committee's resolution. | It waa offered by Delegate Green. | committee's resolution condemned the soviet government * 6 HEY are designed in finger-tip length, flare, belted and straight line coat style, of Navy Blue Serge, ! The fight over Russia Tricotine and Gabardine, trimmed with flat silk braids test so far nt and buttons, and are lined with plain and fancy silks. ee Sizes 16 to 42 with the smaller sizes predominating. ruptions and applause t | tators gallery were frequent | Other recommendations of the gommisiee sionted ty tie convention 1! | Neat New Aprons at. $1.95, $2.50 ‘ ‘ond Yi 1 . 5 Armas ins universal military | and $2.95 | ‘Tiny bottles cost | only a few cents. (+) Urging immediate passage of the Nolan minimum wage bill for fed eral employes, Demanding a higher wage stand ard for postal employes. | Condemning modification and ure. | ing strict enforcement of the sea-| men's law. | Calling on the rank and file to| oppose compulsory arbitration in all its forma. | Condemning the Thomas’ bill pro- | viding for training “strike breakers on railroads.” | The convention without discuasion Upper Main Floor The quality and character of these new arrivals are of that grade which makes them cepecially’ suited to the woman who strives for an attractive appearance, even in the midst of the mont arduous home work. ‘These aprons. are made of fine, durable percale in plain blue, pink and lavender; plaids, stripes and checks trimmed with plain colors and contrasting. stripes, etc. Sizes 1, 2 and 3. Extra large size Aprons at $1.95. WAL 4) {i Cretonnes ansortment of oral, conventional try designs, at be, Bhe, $1.00, $115 $1 and a yard, Upper Main Floor eee Marquisettes. In cream,* white and ecru. Make neat window drapes for town or country home, at B5e, Me, He, 65e, The and Bbc a yard Upper Main Floor Voiles 28inch plain Volles are as economical as they are at- tractive for windows. At 50c and 65e a yard Upper Main Floor Scrim A heavy quality in| white, cream and ecru; uged for fancy work and bedspreads as well as for drapes. 38 and 40 inches wide, at 86e, 90¢ and $1.25 a yard t Main Fi Cotton Fabrics Special, a Yard 45c Upper Main Floor CLEAN-UP SALE com prising 1,000 yards of Cotton Fabrics offers ex ceptional values in the fol lowing weaves, which are in broken lots and priced epe cial for disposal: 36-inch Fancy Volles, 3itnch Plaid Suitings. 36-inch Plain Colored Suit- ings. 30-inch Faney Crepes, 30-inch Plisse Crepes. endorsed the action of President | oe ae eee te 4 Samuel Gompers and the tive) non-partisan political campaign com- | mittee to elect @ congress friendly to| organized labor. | Pull approval was voted the execu- | Drop @ little Freezone on an ach ioe o— swe ‘colon s i i ‘i jing corn, iStantly that rn stops |auce living costs a: profikteers. | tly re! porting, teen youre ie visit on |The program provided for contiaca-| Lewis told the age ge dyer FO) Foo! a Yea, magic!| 0” of practically all war profite for| was & good shirt. T has been | £00dsouring;: Why wait? Your druggist selina |four years back, establishment of a| peared last December and hae beth) the many |tiny bottle of Freezone for a few|«overnment agency to administer | missing ever since oa rehire, but ° |cents, sufficient to rid your feet of | credits and mile by the government | fered the attorney ano’ a ae we Acid-Stomach levery hard corn, soft corn, or corn |t cont of standard necessities. Under | there was nothing doing | EATONIC is the best remedy, it takes the harmful acids and gases right out the convention plans the program| covered damages, Lewis declares he of the body and, of course, t thousands Loss of His Shirt| Warren H. Lewis, mwyer, received | $2.50 for the loss of a shirt in Jus-| John B. Wright's court Tuesday. | The Lincoln laundry paid the bill EATONIC ¢| Will be presented to the democratic | still feels grieved. His favorite shirt national convention at San Fran-| was worth more than $2.50 ine Broken Cable Is. Yesler Way Alibi METROPOLITAN se ut soreneas or irritation. Fr the much talked of ether ery of a Cincinnati gentus money refunded b gist Cost a trifle. KAR- lease try ith | “ | “Where you been” sand wives living ad nt to the! Yesler way line asked of thou: | who arrived home sands of hui ! | New Discovery Makes Superfluous Hair | —one or two tablete—eat like candy, | an ieee ize on the face is Bloated | 29 sauiciea wif welcsone the no af ti |now completely removed and a@ll—in the home, without the expert. The new disfigurements drugei the offending With your own ey: * come out. Phelactine im y harmless, perfe odor Hee ne equal for RINEUMATISM an@ Ki Disorders. It removes the enuse and the system to health. 30 DAYS’ $2.00 per bex. Descriptive book free. eale by Presstoe. ‘Wash. Fer WEEK wart tTH BY! Shy. "the cate broke,” was the | —— MARR CS Tecoma, - many quick reply. The Yesler cable was ST AREING an EDNERDAY Fo ser SPOT a weotern terminus 8 Third ave. and Yesler cars were not running between 5:15 and 5:45 p. m. om THE | €/ BIGGEST SHOW OF THE YEAR. DISTINCT NOVEL PORTLAND, Ore.-More than | 1,500 delegates to Kiwanis club con- | vention, which opens today, are now in the city JOY SOAP—A revela in cleaning efficiency. STHEATRE freely—it is excellent Con Tinuous Daicy | t°ll washing silks, linens [Bae teed woolens. Ackerman & Harris TOMORROW, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A BRAND NEW SHOW OF HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE Feature Photoplay CAN A MAN BE MAR- RIED TO TWO WO. MEN AND STILL BE RESPECTABLF? See “Respectable by Proxy” With SYLVIA BREAMER and ROBERT GORDON = on eB TANCHON: MARCO PIT Eh OF SEs ~ REVUE de LUXE = | a A JAZZ OPERA ing 50-piece sets at $12. | Special, $ ] — witTH oe ae! NELSON CHAIN wo 1 = és arity: eh cs [ep MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRLS SON THE WORT @O On the INuminated THE ONLY WESTERN MUSICAL COM- EDY COMPANY TO INVADE THE EAST AND RETURN WITH FLYING COLORS Gates t reases strength of delicate, ervous | n-down on in two, weeks? time in! ag ty former One. raed by former, Unite former SEATS ON SALE THURSDAY meets the manifold needs of the household for laundry, kitchen and bathroom. JOY is a mild soap that lathers SPECIAL 4 BARS FOR 25c Did You Get That Dinner Set? You had better hurry. The new shipment of K. T. and K. dinner sets are going fast. We are offer- ition It for a’ and Reeeeeees 49. $2.50 SCYTHE BLADES AQ Dutch Scythe Blades, 26 to — 30 inch lengths, made of © highly tempered steel. Special at... sesccesscecce coecesescnesandnteen Just Arrived—A Big Shipment of Globe Lawn Fence—36 and 42 Inch Sizes— o Match ons at home. Ina jiffy you halts