The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1920, Page 3

4) > , : ' a a Sanitarium Inmate Makes Two Million Dollars in 52 Days BY JAMES HENLE NEW YORK, July 14,—"It doesn’t take brains to » That ts a o Recently John W Not only has © & fortune of from $15,0 000,000 thru his own ef timony in court fact that DURIN( DAYS, WHEN FINED IN ts, but tes out the HE THE RIVE SRDAL Ke SANITARIUM, HE FAS MADE $ 000,000. SHOWS SANITARIUM CAN QUADRUPLE PROFITS “Who's looney now?” Might inquire with some pertinency Nobody doubts that O'Bannon ts not his old self, but, on the other hand, nobody can deny that he is © stil! capable heaps of m of making heaps and could incorporate and quadruple its Profits. I brought the story of this amaz ing paradox to Dr. John D. bos of this city, emisent it in nervous diseases “There is hing really surpris ing in this case,” Dr. declared. “There are r wealthy ™en who develop monomania or Paranoia and who do not lose their money-making ability SPECIALIZED FACULTY, LIKE VIOLIN PLAYING “Money-making in itself does not imply nor require the possession of & gigantic intellect. It is as special- fzed a faculty as the ability to play the violin or to play chess, We read of infant prodigies who are musica Wonders or marvels at chess, but they seldom at maturity show a nor mal, well-rounded intellect. “More then one rich man, T have no hesitation in say! . ferior intellectually to his cha “Many a man has made money in Wall street simply as the result of Blind luck. the acquisition of wealth requires| the use of extraordinary intelli- gence.” Miners Buried at Black Diamond Business houses and mines were @losed Tuesday in Black Diamond While the citizens attended the fu Rerals of Hughie Hughes, Henry De ‘Winter and James Hudson, the three Men who died of “black damp” in an abandoned shaft of the Pacific Coast Coal Co, Inst Saturday, B British Columbia Trade Is Growing, © British Columbia's exportation of | lumber in 1919 exceeded that of the previoGs year by 17,000,000 fect, Se attle lumbermen have been informed by T. D. Pattullo, minister of land as ¥ictoria, B.C. In all, 108 feet of lumber, valued at was exported Eight Stallions Die in Big Fire COLFAX, July 14- t blooded stallions, valued at $20 and other property, bringing the $60,000, were destroyed yesterday in the second big fire here within 10 days. The flames started in a livery sta ble where the horses, owned by M. E. Metz. were quartered. Richard Maynard, overseas vet- na mass ot live wires, this Pacific Northwest. trust—investing it in the recommend us to people Seattle. the community. That is our Creed! One Dollar will open and Largest Strictly cific Northwest, Established 30 Years O'Bannon | I have yet to see that| total up to eran, was severely burned when he Money Deposited here any MONTHS’ interest on December 31 Our Creed— To treat each depositor with equity and courtesy. To work for the development of Seattle and the To consider the money left in our care a sacred To make safety of principal (rather than an ex- cessive rate of yield) the first consideration in the conduct of this institution. To never loan a dollar without security. To make each depositor a friend so that he will To remain conspicuous as a factor in service to which enjoys the distinction of being the Oldest Savings Institution in the Pa- WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 810 Second Avenue 27,000 Satisfied Clients THE SEATTLE STAR nected with the big Seattle Jewel m_. d welry| Halts Woman in Leap From Bridge Detective Nix and Officer Rohra, |who have been working on the 48) Determined to commit suicide mond case for some time, expect tha I daca, anit, ion aiaateahea erative Bertha Brown, 41, colored, was re a ok phe wr wlossegag ntrained from jumping off a dock at DENY BUYING | STOLEN GEMS last Friday and for whom a i anal has been tanued, charging kidnaping The police believe the kidnaping FIND NO TRACE: “Mrs. Kilmer Knight, wite Fears Cemetery Literature Will Make Ci Loses Tip From Crutch, Traffic ata Standstill missing ma Jevidence produced withig a short! Si liion park ‘Puewlay night — by Fearing the are © tain her hus me for the arrest of the guilty) wijiam Develin, 2036 4 : fect the repe Police in Tacoma Unable to isave wnen be ranee Crooks Used Name of Seat- | mrtien |Bhe ! ant ia city oteest eore other ing with ered that his ker is @ Tacoma newspaper pub | her | Jeattio, Mew » 4th ave him, but later she dis n the peo pet razor waa missing Turn Up Clue | tle Firm tay afte man lost the TACOMA, July 14.—Continuous | TACOMA, July 14~Tacoma potice/ High Tension Wire had “halt @ one of his crutches in the mid: |) police investigation has failed to| P age rage 8 a, of [Se crowing Dring light on the mystery surround With Pe, “gg stuns tay corrected cutement| Kills Electrician IN. P. rr Is indly passerby r ne the disappearance of 11-year-old eru is ORF | MACs cartier in the week that Cle Th. WH. Horniday, 4 f non-akid device and Pioredics ‘Witeon, who has not beeti| In an addrens .to.membere of the Hhig toate Udarinen tae thet | Found Dead in Room nd traffic wan resumed J} seen sir tt her home cin thie|tion, Light & 7 Hugh Brannon, North rn Pacific h than a w 4 7 watchman, was found , seek i touraiee pede Tuesday in the Gladate ing «¢ daily wi rkiog on the Terrace at., opposite the Hettinger in the wife of & officers, who are working The body was fe tion, The body is at the r had reatey and to hen cities of the wont coast of 4 learned that the man ¢ on the ground badly burned.| » one has been found who has! America, He deciared lumber would | who purchased the pawn tickets from niday was last seen alive early) Not more than 10,000,000 horse seon Elmer C. Knight, the child's|be the main Washington resource) a Mra, V. I. Burt, altho bearing the |'Tuesday morning, He lived at Bum-| power, derived from the flow of] It's the y worm that catehes tep-erandfather, who disappeared | needed by Peru Iname of Mayer, was in no way con.’ ner water, ix now in une in this country.'the fish THE GROTE-RANKIN CO Suspects Are Taken Follow-| ing Revolver Duel PENDLETON, Ore, July 14 ns, alleged “bad man” « and Neil H OTTO F. KEGEL, President ng which Owens was w: The Annex Store’s Mid-Month Sale of | F urniture, Together With Many Attractive Values in Bedding, Draperies, Housewares FURNITURE Offerings at Decided Reductions Include odd pieces and discontinued lines from our regular stocks. These are as- sembled in the Annex Store and present an exceptional opportunity to furnish homes at substantial savings. The stocks include: Owens and Hart are Taylor and Martin took up the trail early yesterday and arrested the wanted men near Reith following ex citing chases and an exchange of sho’ Owens was wounded in the thumb by the sheriff. MOTHER! “California Syrup of Figs” |f} Child’s Best Laxative | July Sale of Drapery IREMNANTS | At Radical Reductions Among the remnants are Lace Nets, Silks, Sun- Accept “California” Syrup of Fign|{| fast Madras, Kapocks, Lace Panels, Cretonnes, peut pete Bilge Mogg eerie a | Terry Cloth, Velour, Damasks, Poplins, Reps, Tap- your child le having the beat and |] estry and small lots of Lace Curtains—all are marked at radical reductions to effect an imme- diate clearance. *8 Porcelain-top Kitchen Cabinets 31 Metal-top Kitchen Cabinets 54 Ivory-enameled Dressers 6 Davenport Beds 69 Leather seat and back Rockers 136 Leather-seat Rockers 14 Leatherette Rockers 25 Leather Upholstered Rockers 22 Leatherette Morris Chairs 6 Spring Seat Fiber Chairs 34 Spring Seat Fiber Rockers 11 Reed Rockers 11 Reed Chairs 51 Wood Seat Rockers 8 Rustic Cedar Tables 19 Mahogany Library Tables 4 Mahogany Writing Desks stotnach, liver and bowels. Children love its fruity taste. Full directions | on each bottle. You must say “Call- fornia.” NUXATED Larger pieces will be cut to suit purchaser, but short ends will be sold by the piece. 26 Ivory-enameled Chiffoniers All the remnants are arranged on tables for easy selection. —Serond Floor—Drapery Section. 24 Ivory-enameled Dressing Tables 14 Ivory-enameled Rockers 13 Ivory-enameled Chairs 23 Oak Dressers 22 Oak Chiffoniers 22 Fir Chiffoniers 17 Wood-seat Sewing Rockers 10 Full-size Brass Beds 30 Metal Beds in all finishes 73 Iron Beds in all finishes July Clearance of Bedding =“ Linens Tubing Pillow Cases 60c Each Good quality Tubing Pil- Pillow Tubing the Yard 65c Fine quality Pillow Tub- ing that is free from low Cases, size 42x36 dressing and is 42 inches inches, and finished with . ° A wide. Special, 65¢ yard. wide hems. Special, 60¢ 25 Fumed Oak Library Tables 30 Coil Bed Springs each. 70 Metal Fabric Bed Springs 60 Fumed and Waxed Oak Dining Tables 30 Fumed Oak Buffets 28 Waxed Oak Buffets 106 Leather-seat Dining Chairs 25 Waxed Oak Library Tables 28 Children’s Rockers 33 Kitchen Chairs 28 Kitchen Tables 41 Plain Kitchen Tables 6 Golden Oak Hoosier Cabinets time FIVE $7.00 Per Dozen. month will reerive 50 Dozen Fine Quality Huck Towels 25c Each Fine quality Huck Tow- els in a convenient house- hold size, finished with at- Dwight Anchor Pillow Cases 65c Each 3est quality Muslin Pil- tractive Jacquard borders. low Cases, size 45x36 | ee On oe jo =these will give, «. 6 White-enameled Hoosier Cabinets | 140 Wood-seat Dining Chairs pene 65¢ each. $7.50 Per Dozen, i] Crochet Bed aie | Spreads $3.35 Each | | Of medium weight, size Good Quality Bed Sheets $2.10 Seventy July Clearance Sale of I Housewares best securities obtainable. 78x88 inches—will launder | eeh,"s5.35, Each Refrigerators | Firmly woven Muslin | 8 2 oid Sheets, ; sgt (hwy Weighted Polishing Brushes Large ste 0-Cedar Mops in , | : inches, neatly inished. for polishing hardwood floors the convenient d shape, | who are just arriving in Satin Bed Spreads _ Special, each, $2.10. Reduced for Clearance tne. AEpound ae, special, priced ela, cach, T8e. each. 2. i. O-Cedar Oils $6.75 Each Old English Floor Wax— _ 4-ounce size, special at.,.18¢ 12-ounce size, special at. . gallon size, special at.. %-wallon size, special., lgalion size, special... Polishes floors, furniture and Two sizes are re Fifteen Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators of 70-pound ice capacity. These refrigerators have the six-wall construction to save ice, large provision chambers and heavy brass locks and hinges. Priced special at $31.50. Heavy Satin Bed Spreads in a variety of attractive ||| patterns, size 80x90 inches. \f| Special, each, $6.75. woodwork. duced 1 pint can priced at 58¢ l-quart can pricedat OS¢ Monarch Cabinet Oil Cook | Auto Robes Special: $6.25 Each Twenty-five Wool-mixed | Plaid Auto Robes — good liberal sizes, are surpris- Blankets Are ingly low priced at, each, an account in this bank Ten Refrigerators of the same description, ill Offered at Reduced %8-5- but are of 85-pound ice capacity, priced special Stoves Greatly Reduced — | Prices oo st FON. Twodurner Olt Cook Stove “ 4 . ree-burner Ol Cook Stove | Pics voided or Extra Heavy Bed Forty-five Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators Sow wren ou Ons tore of 80-pound ice capacity, with top icing ar- rangement and large single door provision chamber. The case is made of selected white oak. Priced, each, $26.20. | or beach use, or can be used as a protection for the mattress, size 54x76 inches. Specially priced, each, $2.75. Sheets $2.50 Each Closely woven Bed Sheets, size 81x90 inches, Spee ial, each, $2.50. Assete: $12,500,000.00