The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1920, Page 5

aa a WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1920, S Save on Living Room Furniture Every three-piece Cane and Mahogany Living-room Suite in stock, including velour and tapestry in fine soft shades of blue, mul- berry, gold and combinations of colors, now on sale at 5% | SES0000000502 5050808 (O} cool. & & Wire Briets io} SHEETWATER. Tex, — Robbed the fifth time since 1911, safe of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe depot Formerty Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co, Inc. GRUNBAU ie &, + co. IN | yields $2.000 to cracksmen “WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH” ST. JOSEPH, ato BU00 BSSESPeesesene0E8 ee nchen EAGLE PASS, Tex 'New Flying B t | gain $50,000 in gold in Maiden Flight 2 SESEEEEEESESSeeeeeeeeeeee Interurban de-| in daylight Bandits ob from Mexican cording to re-| Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday BESSIE paymaster’s train, ac ports reaching here NQOVIEW Amateur cracks Seattle. citizens who noted Tuce| GF ~ @ay the trim fying boat dipping | ™e™ fall to open safe at Union eg and cavorting above the city in| ‘ific station, The safe was empty, anyway, according to the agent graceful glides witnessed the makten Might of one of the Western Air | SPARTANBURG, 8. C company's new planes P. Cooper, Dlacksmith, and ¢ Pilot J. D. “Hill, accompanied by| Godfrey, horse trader, kill Sach oth: | Miss Helen Conelly, of Chicago, who| er in pistol duel. is a Seattle’ visitor, operated the! 1 rvinGgTON, Mont—Dr. Walter new Curtiss seagull plane and 4e-| 5 Knelling, Denver physician, in-| clared it to be one of the smoothest! stantiy Killed when train at Colum working planes be has ever oper | pus hits his auto. | ad ” ated » : The ‘Western. Atrptene eonpeag.| 2” BRETT Ole. Bxreen, 69, com with hangars on Lake Washington, | ™#t suicide by hanging, NIX, Arix.—Road contract ate conducting air tours about the Sound Recites ‘ ‘America” in Sign Language, |Boy! Page Mistah Good eate and a ball game feat.| George Washington! ured the Independence day picnic Yhto, 7 of the Puget Sound Association of WAPAKONETA, Ohio, July 7.—| 500,000 said to be largest ever | awarded in United States, given al local firm | | | | First Time Shown in Seattle erry § tinge the Deaf, which was attended by| Sis cherry tree on Sammeting | 125 members and friends Monday | *™. near here, is considered largent | . Jin Qhio. It is known as “Ohio's! on the shore of Lake Union near the canal. John Hagerdorn recited “America” in the sign language. Great Pie Tree.” It in 50 feet high [trunk is 20 inches in diameter, It} has yielded cherries for 66 years and | NEW OFFICERS of Ranner lodge | pushels No. 139, Knights of Pythias, were installed Tuesday night at a meet ing in the Masonic club rooms at Georgetown. Columbia Colo, the new American beer —Adv. Four-fitths of the timber tn the United States is privately owned. centri and d. languages spoken in the world = Of What Use Is an X-Ray? eS : pn And f i What Does © An X-Ray COBL Thi that no! jis, Bure came in uoe { her First Secon S\ piagnosis iY Disclose? fice is complete in every detail and my equipment is unexcelled and prices rea- sonable. My associates are men of reputation and standing, which, coupled with modern business methods, high standard materials and up-to-date equipment, permits me to offer the public a standard of dentistry which cannot be sur- passed. A guarantee, backed by my personal name and reputation and 18 years of successful practice in the city, is something which the public should consider in selecting its dentist. Claude attle the field Speci field ar public which worthy ing of t I quote these prices: Painless Extracting .. Obey that ever insistent impulse and visit Dr. Wilson today. DR. J. T. WILSON 8101, First Ave., Opp. Colman Bldg. Phone Elliott 1833 {fat man of the world Juntil some everybody But now Europ jare three wy Cabinet Members to Go to on an © Best Crown and Bridgework, per tooth. ..$5.00 tyes Enjoy (war. Best Rubber Plates Thrilis! TODAY | THIEF” THE Here ts a young Diogenes. Be the (We peeked in the book to make sure that Tophet, no kid Diog. was the boy who lived ina tub. He tub. DISCOUNT jas.) iets bono, o This young feller spends the hot days in water in the b : this comfortable pose. There is no doubt Our July Clearance Sale offers splendid fy! that he ix happy. is “make belie opportunities to save on home furnishings. ol And why is he happy? } the *Pigot. 4 . | Is he happy because the water is cool? P. S.—If yo Liberal Credit Terms Arranged iO} Yes, he is not happy because the water is soap ‘aaa T oughta fill the never failed to produce at least 15) gnapped at the democratic convention. Bryan, dry leader, is shown with his brother, Charles W. Bryan, also a delegate. Insert elegate from New SEATTLE York. 1900 Cochran campaigned for W. J. Bryan. Now they're There are about 5,000 different | fighting on the liquor question. STAR weather as hot as the hinges of ever liked water—in a bath | Mazie, jath tub. because there is no He smiles because! the photographer has just said the picture e” and that he will not twist, u don’t believe it, look in the| here's the hole to keep the water in, THE “WET AND DRY” OF IT Here are two big chiefs of the wet and dry question, William Jennings is Bourke Cochran, wet leader, In the presidential race of BLAMING LENZ, July 6.—Nobody loves an American. comes very near being body loves a fat man. Foct| ope thinks Uncle Sam is the When we and continuing months after the armis loved an American. « fresh troubles own and the chief of these to the war, -. elation in ~The coal short 4 ‘The dept de thi ING FETE HERE FRIDAY in ©. Ramsay, chairman of the | of county commissioners. Se nd army flyers will soar above | 4 during the exer and put xhibition of acrpbatic flying. ton steamers to the in order that the id the cere are expected to be as those lebrating the open- he Lake Washington canal al excure e plan: may a “THE It's One of the Wilkes Players’ Greatest Offerings poan j*ave its own bacon and then, ling done so, put. up a fence agaipst EUROPE’S HAVING HER TROUBLES AND SHE IS | UNCLE SAM) value of European money Third—The refusal of the United States to enter the League of Na | Europe's version of the old wheeze | tions, Growing out of some or all of these things are labor unrest, high cost of living, difficulty in taking |up the work of reconstruction. And |looking about the world the Euro pean sees us mainly es the fellows who are-at fault. He can't blame his coal shortage on us, but he can and doen attribute the cheapness his money to us, and he most rtainly blames us for not coming into the league. After some months’ residence in England and this trip to the oc mele 4 region ot Germany and Bel a over in the French asta ane & . careful perusal of the popular newspapers and magazines jot Italy, T ean state that the aver lage Englishman, Belgian, French and Italian-does not under stand America’s not being a signa This office has installed the finest S| Sand Point |tory to the peace treaty and a mem. dental X-ray equipment and this equip- 1 ae ber of they League of Nations ment was installed with the primary Bl | secretary of the Navy Josephus | DON'T UNDERSTAND OUR | Ss GOVERNMENT SYSTEM * purpose of protecting my patients. The gl | panicls, Secretary of the Interior GOVERNMENT SYSTEM a reason the X-ray is used is twofold— gg | John Barton Parto ane sf oarth {tem of gevernment and they dont 7 first, a diagnosis cannot be positive un J seataip. the eel sation for the 1| Understand the kind of politics that ae less all the surrounding tissues can be GRE) point ianding field to be held Fri- if played in Washington, especially ™ clearly seen and all points of infection Pq aay afternoon a ald eit aiae ee coat « clearly disclosed." Second—on com- “aren wit ek em tr ¢ and again Americans are ‘an pletion of an operation the X-ray will in a fleet of yachts and other water: | 4 in hotels and on trains why a) show the difference between a suc- fM craft, headed by a navy destroyer ee se ee 4 DA iecectary Payne's party will af-|Promissory note to Europe that a a bi damaypvosslyg Bias Oh Se rive here’ Wednesday evening to|President Wilson signed. Most of 2 Which decision cannot possibly ar Te wait the arrival of the battleship|them frankly ‘say their countries oe rived at without the aid of an X-ray. Pil New Mexico Friday with Daniels and oul hove insisted upon ‘A differ F dmiral Hugh Rodman aboard, | ent ind of peace treaty had they Lm © Go to your dentist and see for yourself. Has he made preparations to take & Fear aut Peote, aide fo Secretary |Khown America would not join in. Pm care of you in this most important part of the profession or is he directing you Daniels, reached Seattle Wednesday | The implication is that they would ms ©6to some other office to have this done? gto ODT ag a csiatthh (aaron 2 A eg hy ie tet ioe Remember Dr. Wilson does not rely on any other office in Seattle. My of- tad will be under the direction of | this side of the ocean, They feel that Wilson kept them from taking |what was thelr due. They look upon Americans as citizens of a big, rich, selfish coun- try which came into the war to hav. troubles of others who fought 1e same fight, spent more and lost more They are looking forward with keen relish and itching palms to the army of American war profiteers who are expected to spend their lidays in Europe this summer The process of bleeding they will look upon merely as legitimate means of getting back something of their own rubber cork that} The Rhodes Co. | Fancy Silks Reduced to $2. 95 Upper Main Mloor ROM our recent sale of Fancy Silks we have remaining about 500 yards which we have decided to further reduce for a final and a quick clean-up. These are summer silks and the woman who will take advantage of this sale by shopping early will be benefited econom- ically. Included are: Satin Striped Mirette, Newport Cord, Chinchilla Satin, Brocade Baronette, Khaki Kool, Printed Pussy Willow Taffeta | Brocaded Pussy Willow Satin and Printed Morning Glory Silks All in high shades. A yard......¢ - $2.95 Japanese Lunch Cloths Smart Wool Jersey Sport Coats Second Vloor cording to ‘size Size 48x48 inc i dainty Cloths which are ideal for sum | mer cottages and outings } sortment of Biue and White | Patterns and are priced ac | 4 NEW shipment | Size 60x60 inc ‘00 , | Size inche 50 of a special | N 4 to nateh a - | oxen me\‘gi.75 | purchase of fifty Wool Jersey Sport Coats enables us to Upper Main Floor 30-Inch primed you ange 7 dinary values in Japanese ideal Summer Crepe Jackets. These are designed in tuxedo | New arrivals of Japanese | Crepe display a wide range . : | of plain colors adapted for collar, inverted | Dresses, Smocks and Chil plait and pinch- dren's wear A yard, 754. Upper Main Floor Kodaks Films and Supplies. back styles and are finished with patch pockets. and belts of self material. Sizes 16 to 42, i Careful ttention given the develop y, r ment .e¢ your filme and to Golf Red, » Kelly the printing of the same. Green, Navy, xive Our Kodak Section will | you many valuable sugges | tions as to the manner in which to obtain the best re sults. Copenhagen Blu e and Brown; also in Heather Mixtures. Columbia Colo, the new beer —Adv. It is estimated that from 500,000 to | 600,000 lives are needlessly lost from preventable diseases every year in America. fee Dentist” China’s Goat Is Popular in U. S. Marts of Trade SHANGHAI (By Mail)—Mary's little lamb has nothing on China's goat. It has ramb led over to the United States—in sections. An American consular report 1s} 1 am now devoting sued here says goatskina sent from|my entire time to my lchind to the United States in the! genta! practice. I make quarter of the fiscal year ending | ail examinations and on March 21 were valued at/| diagnose each cAse as $7,085,480. | well as do all extract. ‘And China's goat approximated 25 | ing between the hours per cent of the total exports of|of 9 a. m. and 5 p. m the country for that period. | My offices have been Raw silk exports were estimated | established for more At $10,500,000. |than a quarter of a ein jeentury, and under my |Was Good Hunch, Peeps ganagement amnoe duty 16,| but It Fell Thru! ung eat song advertising dentists. LONDON, July 7.—Dr. J. Douglas | prices are the lowest, con Wells, medical officer, had a bright ieee with first-class work. idea looking to the replenishment nod EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. & the English population. “Why not Seattle's Leading Dentist let families with four or more chil | 106 Columbia 84 dren live in houses rent free?” sug: gested he, “Nothing doing,” decided the rural council. | A method of reading by sound, rather than by touch, for the blind by Dr. Max Herz, a Viennese heart and| near-blind specialist, has been invent: | ed if Le sf | AMUSEMENTS __ | ORPHEUM 1 To Have Perfect S Throughout the Sumy This is the season | would have a lily-w | should turn her thoughts to colized wax. the firm friend of | summer girl. Nothing so effec overcomes the “soiling effects of 4 wind, dust and dirt. The ally absorbs the scorched, ored, withered or coarsened skin, bringing forth skin, clear, soft and g' tiful. It also unclogs the po moving blackheads and ine the skin's breathing capacity, An ounce of mercolized wi tainable at any drug store, nightly lke cold cream, and off mornings, will gradually i even the worst complexion, is nothing better for the tan, freckles or blotches. creen Doors Special at $2.98 Overstock of 3x7. High grade fancy 114-inch Screen Door sells for $4.75, but we are out of all but this — size. Extreme special to close out BRONSON AND BALDWIN Val and Ernie Stanton) Three. De- Toate Mocy CREOLE FASHION PLATE Twlee Dally—2130-6115 === We also offer big savings in odds and ends of Dam- | aged Doors. $2.50 Western Dutchman pattern Scythe Blade, 26- to 30-inch lengths, of high grade tempered steel. .$1.49 A Resides Ola Tina Aluminum Bargain Best quality pure alu m 10-qt_Ereserving _ . Kettle, Betty Bright or Swissalu. PALACE HIP Direetion of Ackerman & Harris AND ™M TONIGHT FOR THE METROPOLITAN 2x: Matinees ‘Today and ‘satereay 6 Nights, sige to $2.5 2.00 Secs “Toney.” “AbL “YANK Doo} iehts (Sunday), cept Mondays), (except Sundays), Matinees, 2:20. Nigh ORPHEUM'§ Just_what you need for THEATRE | “ole” tn DANDY” Mata, (ox- adios’ Mats. 18¢, 7:16-9:16. canning and preserving. Reg- 40¢ Mata, 2:39. Nights, 7 and 9 jw Playing AUTIER'S TOY SHOP ‘Somewhere in France” hone See (nang Mie dared