The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1920, Page 3

Now and on a Big Play Our Way hat Just Spirit of the Great West as It Was in the Days LLIAM ARNUM Now Playing at the A SLUM hild—Hundred andchildren! | July 23—Mrs. Emma mother of one child, re- ptly held a birthday party on her In your attic and closets, and | call Red Cross Salvage, Elliott 4512, to remove everything you mo longer want. We are al _chemists—“We turn waste things into gold.” Red Cross nurses charge by ‘the hour. If you are able to “get along by having your sick one visited once daily, tele- ‘Phone Elliott 795, Nursing De- partment. If you are able, you ‘pay up to $1; otherwise, the | wervice is free. | In women’s and girls’ coats and dresses the Jumble Shop | ie offering splendid special op- AMUSEMENTS ORPHEUM ¢ ‘S THEATRE Toney.” “Abie” and “Ole” tn * “THE ISLE OF PEP” (Sanday), 40¢; Mats. Daily, 276 Mate. (except Sunday), 126 Ne Matinee Monday 130 Nights, 7:15 and 9:15 omen Gls. CAMPBELL iE AUSTIN MOORE Yy 1 HAYD DOMPANY Seine: perce ‘piaretene aoc” I. Barrack Hayatake Bros, The Direction of Ackerman & Harrie VAUDEVILLE FEATURE PHOTOPLAY WITH J, WARREN KERRIGAN PANTAGES tf 200 Nights, 7 and © NOW PLAYING KREMIIN OF MOSCOW" y Clreus—Fargo & larvey, Henry & Grayco-— PHINE DAVIS Senator Lodge delivering the notification address at the formal ceremon Senator Warren G. Harding was officially notified of his selection as re; THE ad KAA ( LODGE OFFICIALLY “NOTIFIES” HARDING lican candidate for president. Arrow points to Harding. (Photo by Staff Protographer Bob Dorman.) BORAH SCORES LEAGUE PLAN Says America Should Net Join It TWIN FALLS, Idaho, July 28.— Building his preachments and his reasoning in defense on portions of | Washington's farewell address, op posing reservations as impotent and nd | vehemently urging against American membership in the league of nations, Scnator W. E. Borah last night ad dressed a packet house at Lavering theatre in this city. The issue, deciared the senator, ts whether or not the Washington pol- fey ehmll be deserted for a new theory for our foreign relations; Nee te we shall abandon our pegs fean ideals for the conceptions of Europeans. Reservations, he ry clared, do not save Washington's farewell address to America. He declared that sentiment for the league was ‘predicated upon the theory that Europe had undergone a change, and that there no longer pre- vailed the sentiment gnd feeling there which obtained in the days when Washington lived, and of which he talked. But, declared the bcraonnd there has, been no such seep nal Maar LOT OF JUNK IN COW'S STOMACH Nails, Wire and Washer Recovered by Operation LANCASTER, Pa, July 28.—Union stockyard officials have made public the result of a cattle clinic conducted by Dr. F. A. Marshall of the state bureau of animal industry at which ‘@ five-inch incision was made tn the side of @ cow, the veterinarian’s hand inserted, and a small pile of hard- ware taken from the stomach. A fistful of nails, several pieces of wire and a washer were included in the “find.” The incision was not sewed) Hartley Carries P Fou: Entertainers TACOMA, July 24.--Col. Roland HM. Hartley made the first speech in his gubernatorial campaign be- fore a meeting of John KR. Thomp- son camp of the United Spanish War Veterans here last evening. Col. Hartley's party, consisting of the gubernatorial candidate, hia son, David Hartley, Lioyd Spencer and the “Overseas Four” quartet, | made brief stops at Auburn and Sumner on their way from Seattle. Today Col. Hartley will speak at) Deception Pass and will first cover Island and Snohomish counties. Indifference of the “average citt- zen” to his civic duty was named as the cause of all bad spots in our government by the speaker in his address last foots ented GIRL IS SAVED . FROM POISON iota ‘Hearing Cries, | Rescue Her After, barety excaping death from carbolic acid, florida water and hair restorer, Nelly Vallen, 26, former) telephone operator, was in city hos- pital Wednesday, recovering. She was alone in her home, 2709 Second ave. N., Tuesday afternoon, when neighbors heard her scream. tng. They rushed to the house, and) found her moaning on the floor. She had wrecked severs! pieces of furni-| ture, broken two windows, buried her head tn a bathtub full of water trying to drown the acid burns, and finally dropped from exhaustion. City Mapital doctors say she had been drinking florida water regular. ly, and probably took the hair restor- er fora change. They could not ac count for her drinking carbollc acid, Other than in a suicide attempt. She was \tving with ber mother and sister, She had been married and |separnted. Her former husband is now in Vancouver. |Seattle Man Is Red Men’s Chief | VANCOUVER, Wash., July 28.- ARIZONA DRIEST STATE IN WEST July 22, when\f STAR This Wall Proves California Town’s It’s No Menace DENVER, July 28.—The fire de partment decided to demolish a stone wall in the business dintrict with highpower water, The wall waa brand “a menace.” Two fire en- gines delivered 2,000 gallons a min ute at 150 pounds pressure to the square inch, After 240,000 gallons of water had fallen on the 100-foot wall without making it tremble, the de partment. decided it was “on men- ace,” packed up its hose and went home, WASHINGTON, census bureau today announced the following 1920 population results San Bernardino, Cal, 14,721; Red lands, Cal., 61; 2,133. 321, Nedlands, 878, or 8.4. REC R te eepet epg The enormous shale deposits of this Co-operative societies in Denmark, at the beginning of 1919, numbered 1691 with a membership of about 217,000. Census Decreases July 28,—~The lander, Wyo, Increase since 1910; Lander, or 17.7, Decrease since 1910: William J, Burns detectives, Vancouver Wednesday morning after | ‘ inspecting the local agency. Viait in five years. at our Detective Burns Calls on Seattle Burns, chief of the} AKRON, July 28--Wincker left Seattle for| Baranyi thought $2.50 a week nough to =e his wife and He ar-| gold teeth. ot} view the whole earth, laid earn umption. | ground So Says Internal Revenue|] Department Field Man ‘The nearest approach to a “bone dry” state in the West is Arizona, Satisfactory Terms aay | THE CROTE RANKIN @ OTTO F. KEGEL, President, | Month-End |CLEARANCE SALE A Hundred Pieces of ording to 8. F. Rutter, assistant| i superintendent of field forces in the internal revenue department. Rutter| ij ia in direct charge of the prohibition enforcement work tn the Pacific dis- trict, and was in Seattle Tuesday in conference with Donald A. MeDon- state prohibition director, In Arizona,” said Rutter, “the! i] only alcohol allowed {ts a limited /#j quantity for scientific Even doctors are prohibited’ from us rpones. ing alcohol, and there is none In the/# hospitals there. After two years of this law, 75 per cent of the people are in favor of retaining it. “Of course there is a considerable quantity gied over @ border from Mexico, There are so many trails in the hilla that it is very hard to detect. The Moxicans carry it over in gurfny- sacks, in the original bottles.” Large quantities of narcotics are brought into the country by Mext- contraband whisky smug-| Hf Living Room Dining Room Bed Room es FURNITURE cans, also, says Rutter, and they|#] adopt many clever schemes to avoid detection, “One of the commonest ways is to bore holes in cordwood, fill them up]fl with narcotics and plug the open- =. Then the smuggler on this s of the line pays @ peon $50 to i the load of wood over, Agents have to examine every stick in a rick of wood to find this stuff, which entails a tremendous amount of la bor and time.” Seattle’s Leading : Dentist T am now devoting my entire time to my dental practice. I make all examinations and dingnowe each case, as well as do all extract | ing between the hours after the operation, but the cow was/ The Red Men will hold their annual |°f 9 & m,. and & p. m turned loose and permitted to run. The rough surface of the cow tongue picked up these foreign ar cles with her food, causing indiges-| tion, and to some degree affecting the milk. Veterinarians from all sec-| tions of the county attended the clin- fe and intimated that a campaign| would be started to collect all the/ |hardware swallowed by Lancaster) county cattle. It is said that farmers lose many | thousands of dollars yearly, due to loss of cattle by indigestion. Leave Home Town in Search of Movies AKRON, 0., ‘July 2$.—Recause there was but one movie in the town jand therefore they couldn't see a new show each night, Zenith Hair, |15, and Lillian Toddle, 16, have left their home in Kent, near here, ac- ‘cording to their parents. « FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Martha Fowler, $4, who died at her home, 5011 Ninth ave. N. E., Sanday, were held at 10:30 Tuesday at the University Undertaking company's establishment. Burial was at Ever- greeg park cemetery. She is sur-) vived by a daughter, Mrs. Julia| Fe of Seattle, and a-son, Charles || METROPOLITAN | COMANG :*. NDAY AUG, 1 FOR Mats. San., Wed., Sat. ONE WEEK | HOD o THE Famous GEORGIA MINSTRELS Bano & ORCHESTRA WATCH FOR THE BIC STR7ET PARADE ONLY SHOW OF ITS KIND IN THC WORLD SEATS—EVES., 25e ed $1.00 ‘THURS. MAT., 25¢ and S0¢ convention at Everett next year, it | was decided at a business session id Tuesday afternoon. Officers for next year were elected | as follows: B. D. Rose, Seattle, great sachem; E. B. King, Seattia great prophet; John Smyth, Spokane, senior saga more; Dr. A. C. Brown, Vancouver, junior sagamore; L. A. Drinkwine, Tacoma, chief of records; G. William, Skamokdwa, keeper of wampum. Thursday evening, July 29th, 8:30, Swimming and Diving Exhibition by stars of Crystal Demonstration of different strokes in swimming by Prof. ing by Robt. Smith; Fancy Fadden, Thomas and O’Neil; Races, Sternbergh, del and O’Neil. Spectacular Fire Dive from forty feet by O’Neil, My offices have beer established for mor: than a quarter of 6 century, and under m; perspnal management since yuy a4, 1901. I do not compete with cheap, transient, advertising dentista, My prices are the lowest con- aistent with first-class work. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. 8. Seatile’s Leading Dentist 106 Columbia St. =a Swimming Club. Vickers; Life Sav- Diving, Sprint Konowaloff, Spei- ———— Admission 25c Thursday Eve., 8:30 P. M. meihripiiiieiiialliniihiéininie Ladies, Remember, 12 to 2 P. M. Thursdays Are for You ‘ iz Seattle Natatorium Co. Second Avenue at Lenéra Phone Elliott 1896 Are Offered at Decided Reductions From Dependable Bedding and Linens Below Regular Value 42x86 Hemmed Muslin Pillow Cases Special, $3.50 Dozen 45x36 “Dwight Anchor” Muslin Pillow Cases Special, 65¢ each Good Quality Red Bordered Huck Towels Special, $2.25 Dozen Useful Sizés in Bleached Turkish Bath Towels Special, 45¢ Each 54x60 Serviceable Quality Hemmed Breakfast Cloths Special, $1.75 Each 214-Pound Comfort Size Cotton Bats Special, $1.35 Each REMNANT. Ss Mercerized Damask 2 yards long and 69 inches wide, special $2.10 each. For the Remaining Days of July Very Important Interest Centers in the Offerings of SEASONABLE FLOOR COVERINGS At Exceptional Savings Grass Rugs With plain colored centers and artistic borders, in color combinations of Blue, Green, Brown and Gray. 9x12 Room size, special .. 8x10 Room special .... --$8.90 -- 87.50 Sea Grass Rugs Very desirable for in and out-door use—their colored borders are woven into them and the rugs are heavy enough to make them lie smoothly on the floor. 9x12, special ......$14.00 8x10, special ......$12.00 6x9, special .........87.00 4-6x7-6, special .....$5.75 3x6, special ........82.95 Oval Rush Rugs The ideal porch rugs with long and satisfactory serv- ice in them—they have plain centers and_ colored borders, priced special: 9x12 size ....0.e.. 6X9 SIZE secceoees 2.75 13.00 Decorative Rugs Made of a combination of grass and _ cretonne, ar- tistically woven, and their gray, blue and gold fields beautifully finished with borders of contrasting col- ors. 9x12, special, each. .$13.95 8x10, special, each. .12.50 Second Floor Ten Styles of Refrigerators Are Reduced for Clearance ‘All-White Porcelain Refrigerators 110-pound ice capacity, reduced to....$148.00 160-pound ice capacity, reduced to..+.$198.00 Porcelain Lined Refrigerators 90-pound ice capacity, reduced to...... 75-pound ice capacity, reduced to. .... 115-pound ice capacity, reduced to...... 125-pound ice capacity, reduced to... White Enameled Refrigerators 150-pound ice capacity, reduced to. ..... 90-pound ice capacity, reduced to......$31.50 80-pound ice capacity, reduced to...... 20 Basement Store ‘ 50 50 The Drapery Section Offers Many Unusual Values for the Month-End CLEARANCE SALE 39 Pairs of Lace Curtains at : $2.75 Pair These are be "yards long in small allover de- signs; the quality is especially good and the value exceptional. Mahogany Table Lines $13.85 Each Fifteen Mahogany Table Lamps, complete with silk shades, are reduced to, cach $13.85 EXTRA SPECIAL Figured “Seco” Silks, suitable for kimonos, blouses and for drapery work, are reduced for immediate sale, the yard, 95c. Ruffled Swiss Curtains $1.65 Pair Twenty-one pairs of Ruffled Swiss Curtains, plajn only, are reduced for clearance, Draperies Ready to Hang for Less Overdrapes made of Snowflake drapery ma- terials, in Blue, Rose or Gold colors and, pal fle with fringe, are priced $3.95 pair. Trimmed with bands to match the color, priced $4.95 pair, Seven-Foot Window Shades at Less Than Regular Prices 36-inch Window Shades, in Green. and Tan colors, mounted on good quality rollers, are abet special, each, $1.19. ‘Awning Canvas at Reduced Prices 32-inch Striped Awning Canvas.in two weights: at reduced prices. 8-oz., special, the yard. .e..e2..92¢ © 10-0z., special, the yard. ....+00+-98¢ Second Floor At “Boy Land,” » school for boys — country are estirnated to contain |at Santa Barbara, more than 100,000,000,000 barre oll, enough for more than 200 Present rate of co » It Is possible | flat Ike @ map over two acres ot