The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1920, Page 2

4 oe hen *. * = 56 years selling - P Perniture! )OHICAGO, July the great Middle West of America} will have @ chance to enthrall the | ‘peauty centers of Europe when the! PavieyOukrainsky ballet crosses the | “Atlantic. | _ Im this ballet are many beautiful wley pits among these are the gracefu > - a , ‘to arrange for the appearance of the t —here is ready for you an ideal credit service to fit your individual needs! —extended to you in an agreeable, dig- nified, thoroughly satisfactory way yp —“ask your neighbor! vacuum sweepers much underpriced— —for the week we are offering at greatly reduced prices three of America’s best known vacuum sweepers. Demonstration will be given all this week by our vacuum sweeper expert—these three at special reductions: $50.— $38.— America . $45.— $34.75 Hot Point ....$37.50 $27.95 —at this time we also call your attention to the SWEEPER-VAC considered by those who know to be the master vac- uum sweeper; this style has the motor-driven brush, it beats out the dust and sand, picks up hair and lint; dem- onstrations will be gladly given. SWEEPER-VAC $60 —large size JIFFY water heater; suitable for 30 or 40-gallon hot water tank; no depending on kitchen range or furnace these hot days just touch a match to the burner and you get hot water quickly; enough for dish- washing in ten minutes; enough for bath in 15 to°20; we install it free; no plumbing bill to pay; special for the week, $22.50 installed. —telephone Main 7144 and we will have our expert call and install this water heater at once. THIRD FLOOR SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AT PINE 8T. STANDARD FURNITURE L. SCHOENFELD & SONS + FOUNDED 1866 “SAVES CAR FARE” CS sale of high grade bicycle _Teduced for immediate disposal — —this week we place on sale five of our best grade bicycles, any one of which will give absolute satisfac- tion; these have one-piece hangers; double spring seats; roller chain; Fisk non-skid studded tires; maroon and white; brown and white; blue and white colors in highly finished enamel, Regular Sale Price. Price. Adlake $59.75 American . $53.75 Crown .... 52.50 American 48.75 Winner Racer .. “ $44.75 “Your Credit Is Good” TERMS AS LOW AS $5— MONTHLY THIRD FLOOR, sum practical, folding rocker for hare the summer home er porch, fintab; extra strong: hard - maple frame, natural finish; shaped wood seat; regular price $5.60; spectal for the weok, $2.99. RIGHTH FLOOR crankless ice cream freezers; reduced $2.45 regular price $3— —oné-quart capacity; put the ice in one side and the pre- pared cream in the other, no turning necessary; in 26 minutes you can serve the cream; regular price $3—; special for the week, $2.45. THIRD FLOOR garden hose special—$10 regular price $12.50 —t%-inch Kant Krack heavy high grade rubber hose; 50-foot lengths with coup- lings. HIRD FLOOR C0. TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 101-11 South Lith st ‘American Middle West Supplies Beauty and Grace to Ballet Soon to Dance in Europe at MAXINE ARNOLO 12-—Charms of | from the Middie West who came | Chicago to study dancing under | and Qukrainsky, PBright| dancer, Helen Grenelle; M: |, who distinguishes he pe of the bacchantes, and Stasia Max- Arnold's sister, Yrobel, is also a ber of the ballet, in company Violo Bhermont, who portrays dancing roles. These girls from Wisconsin, lowa and Illi recently sailed for Kurope ballet in European capitals. Pavley all of the ballet divertisermenta with the Chicago Grand Opera ¢ompany during the past season Columbia Colo ts better —ady, THE SEATTLE STAR | and Oukrainsky were responsible for | itl who doesn’t use a little powder |and wear puffs and bangs on the SAYS HARDING Sen. Cummins Stands Up for G. 0. P. Choice BY RAYMOND CLAPPER | MANION, Ohio, July 12,-On the provlems that face the country, | Warren G. Harding ts an progres sive an any man in the country, | progreasive republican, deglared to- | jday, after a conference with tn republican presidential nominee, Cummings sald Harding's outlook | is forward and not backward. He) discussed raiiroad problema with Harding, and declared the nominee has @ comprehensive grasp on the} problems ahead. Cummins, one of the authors of the Each-Cummins railroad — bill, whieh recently returned the ro to pi te control, declared Inadeqiiate transportation facilities are conting the country more every day now than the war with Ger many cost us on any day. | Marding also saw 1. J, Tabor,} master of the Ohio state grange today, They discussed agricultural problema and afterward Tabor de clared the nominee ts keenly alive the importance of # proper recognition of agriculture. The attitude to be taken by the republican party toward the rail road problem waa considered at the conference with Cummins Organized labor will seek to On feat candidates for congress who supported the measure and are trying to secure a congress which will repeal the act and pass one providing fer governmental opera tion and greater liberties for ors Harding voted minins bill. TANKER WILL BRING RELIEF Foreign Ship to Bring Oil| for City to Mayor Mugh M. Caldwell was tn D. Koes, superintendent of lighting jeclaring that the shipping beara | vid wuthorized the use of a forcten tanker to transport fuel ofl to Be. atte. The General Petroleum com- any han asured city officiais that |$2,000,000 Loss Suffered hey will supply the off for the mu nicipal Ught plant if transportation furnished. Thru lack of fuel off at the Lake Mnlon steam plant the city is faced with an electric currest famine. | Noss’ telegram was the first anur ance that the municipal light plant would be able to obtain oll. Light officials dectared Monday that the city would have little dirt. culty im securing the services of « foreign tanker, Secretary of the Interior John Marton Payne wired Admiral Ben: von, head of the U. 8. shipping boar, | aaturday, asking him to furnish an | oll ahip te carry fuel to Seattie eee Los Angeles Peeved by Gas Shortage Los ANC x Altho south © the nation’s lucing center, ‘ound notht et gasoline pro-| yy m esterday | but “No Gas” signe| yy At rervice stations while their east-| crn brethren = chugged— merrily around with full tanke. As & result, there in a noisy com plaint arising from motorists today The county grand jury. the federal rrand jury and several official br in Jo. waked to Investigate v | Senator Albert 1. Cumminn, Towa, | & be inaugurated. are already under way today to re build Willow's business 4 duced to ashes day. age at 62,000,000. Twenty-seven con corns were put out of business. City Legal Men counsels. demnation suits instituted to obta’ Skagit river power project sem level, equals the Hight of 270,-| Yuasbofficial comminsions are being | 000 candles for each equare mile of | its surface. young and jour dollars will care of you when old age gets in TONIGHT |": Nezt March 4th, the seventh president of the United States from the state of Ohio will Inset on the map are the republican and democratic candidates. both of whom were born and raised in Ohio, where they spent most of their lives. Small stars show+the birthplaces of Ohio's siz presidents to date. The two large stars show the homes of the 1920 candidates. MONDAY, JULY 12, 199. ENTH PRESIDENT SWEPT BY FIRE) in Path of Flames WILLOWS, © July 12—Plans trict, re by flames yester- Koetimates today placed the dam- ‘The department etore of Hoch. hetmer @ Co, suffered heaviest éam- agen 15 hotel exreeded $250,000 It lom totaled more than 00,000. Damage to the Crawford A report that two men had lost their lives in the blaze could not be verified. ; : on Skagit Action! Cheries T. Donworth and Robert) Pana. anxsistant corporation left Monday morning for ‘ount Vernon, to represent elty the final bearings on the cor nds and rights of way for the! The sun's brightness, as seen st Take care of your sense white ke Onoseventh of the land in the! nited States is cultivated, | 400—~Arena—Concert by Paulist > holr, of New York. ave. 8——-Puget sound celebrate 230th anni- | Rattle of Boyne. wilding-—Nation jociation meets to 1 monument el Guard plan memo! TUESDAY Hvening—Rainier club—Chamber of Commerce banquet for house committee on appropriations $100—-Koenig’s candy factory, Wert- | lake ave. and SMercer st Ten- resontative Wm. Fordney, Mich- | igan, speaks on “Fir industry,” MARRIAGE LICENSES | Name and Addrens. Ramberg, Niels C. Seattle ....... Gilbertson, Mable, Minneapolis .. Hdwards, James 0.. Tacoma Swift, Myrtle B, Tacom Lindstedt, Carl A. Snoqua Bohlin, Gunda, Snoqualmi Morrow, Marry F, Victoria, TB. Jennings, M. Ragiey, Wi Dickson, Anni Reyers, Clare V. 0! Palm, Anna M., Hart Hens, Wilkie Th, Butte Mires, Anna W., Tacoma Lainhart, Otho P., Seattle Smith, Blizabeth M., Seat? Scramlin, Marshall 1., Seatt) Brickson, Edna W., Seattle . Kittinger, Charles I, Seattle .....46 MeNeil, Brika K., Seattle .........4% Weberg, Roy J. Seattle Madnon, Klecta V. Mae, Clark, Wiliam If Cameron, Jannoit, Buckles, Robert W Puller, Mary K, K 1, Yakima Uttic, Yakima Rutherford, Harry W habcock, Leah F, Port Angeles Legal Anders by Rr, Falla, Totton, Alice, ttle DIVORCES GRANTED Anthony, Erma from John. The greatest protected area in the world for mountain sheep and cart bou is Mount McKinley National park, The largest rainfall in the United States oecurs in the state of Wash: ington—150 inches. 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(TWO CHILDREN AT DEATH TRIAL’ ARE DROWNED Mrs. Marion -Pittman May | Bodies of Brother and Sister Found in Creek Testify for Husband SAN JOBF, Cal, July 12—After |a searching party with torches had third figure in the “love triangle” |combed the Santa Cruz mountains which involved her husband and An.|near here all thru the night for drew Nicholson, recently shot to| Elizabeth and Robert Hottlick, 9 death and for whose death Pittman |and 7 years old, bodies of the two is now on trial, would take the wit.| were found before dawn today in ness stand to tell of ber relations| Zayante creek, near Mount Hermon. with Nicholson, added another touch| They were here with their mother Of excitement to the already tense|on a vacation trip. The Hottlick situation here today. home is in Alameda, Cal The Altho Mra, Pittman ts still “mise |.youngsters vanished late yesterday ing,” attorneys today said she would|afternoon. Finding no trace of appear at the trial them the searchers decided to Revelations involving alleged esca-|the creek. The bodies were soon Paden with women in this city and in|brought to the surface. Bakersfield are expected to be made| It is believed one of the two fell when the trial in resumed tomorrow. Pin and that the other died in an ab tempt to save the drowning one FRESNO, Cat, July 12.—Intima Uons that Mra. Marion EB. Pittman Mayor’s Secretary Bright Young Man Herb Owen, secretary to Mayor | Caldwell, was all puffed up Monday. Somebody gave him a cake of yeast Express Companies Plan. Consolidation WASHINGTON, July 12.—The American Railway Exptess company | arked the interstate commerce com mission today to authorize the con solidation of the express transporta-|to eat before breakfast as a tonic. ton business, The Consolidation! “It helps one to rise in the morty take in the Adams, American, | ing,” Herb explained, Fargo and Southern Express) en Caldwell Is Back From Saints Rest Following a short vacation spent with his family at Saints’ Rest, near Port Townsend, Mayor Caldwell re turned to his desk at the city hall w w . President of the Americhn Express company, told the comminsion the express com. panies needed $31,000,000 to carry on the business. Columbta Col $15 Set of Teeth $ Special at - - - - 10 Real money-saving prices these—our help to the general movement to bring down the high cost of living. 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