The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1920, Page 5

EEO SERVICE PEOE8 HOT WEATHER —_mminats. COMFORTS For your comfort and convenience, use the 3) QUICK MEALBLUEFLAMEOILSTOVE They are instantaneous and safe, as well as economical, 2-BURNER ...... $23.50 THREE SIZES—,3-BURNER .......$29.50 4-BURNER .......$37.00 OVEN TO MATCH— SINGLE ... .$3.75 DOUBLE ....$7.50 LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED GRUNBAUM — sS— “WHERE PIKE MEETS. FIFTH” Turkish Leader Is Executed, Report LONDON, July 28,—Jaffartayar, Turkish leader, was executed when the Greeks entered Adrianople, ac cording to a report from that city Oo call now and get located. All newly decorated. | If your gums bleed you have Pyorrhea, This dis- ease should be taken care of at once, to insure good health. For the next 80 days, we will give a liberal discount a. As an Inducement ig for Early Buying Q Qo Oo 216 PINE STREET A MOST INVITING DISPLAY IN NEW FALL DRESSES «$29 T will take very little “shopping around” to convince you that these are most unusual values. Models are in Tridotine, Wool Velour, Serge, Silks, Satins and Taffetas. Colors are in Navy, Brown and Black. Sizes are to 42 only. OVOOJOJOJoOIoO}S O smart style of these Dresses, and the very low special price, are indicative of the plans of the POPULAR to take a pronounced part in supplying the women of Seattle apparel for fail at a regular saving on prevailing prices. It will pay you to watch for POPULAR window showings and newspaper announce- ments. Ofojojojojojojojojfojofojofojofojojojofofajojofojo POPULAR CLOAK & SUIT CO. 216 PINE STREET Yopofajojojofojojoyofojojoja THE SEATTLE STAR CHILD SLAYER |Blames “Kids” for Trouble Brown Learns He Was War Veteran ee Hither a murder or manslaughter information will probably be filed by Prosecutor Fred ©, Brown on Wednesday against James Sphyridis for the killing of Mary Jane Pappas last Saturday on Mercer taland, Sphyridis te still at large. Prosecutor Brown declared that a manslaughter charge may be the most plausible charge to lodge against the Greek in view of recent information obtained by the state, Sphyridia was a Greek reservist, Brown declared Wednesday, and re turned to tho United States after the war with @ severe case of shell- shock, It was a well known fact, Brown continued, that Sphyridis was nervous and would jump when sud- dently touched, It t# anid that chil- dren amused themselves by irritat- ing Sphyridia just to see him Jump. It has been intimated that the chil dren were molesting him a short) time previous to the killing, It was learned today that Sphy- ridis had an intimate friend in Van- couver, B, C, and it is thought he may possibly have crossed the boundary in an effort to reach the friend. The northern police are watching for him. REPORT VILLA QUITS BANDITRY Is Said to Have Surrendered to Huerta EAGLE PASS, Tex, July 28.— Francisco Villa has surrendered un conditionally to the provisional gov- ernment, it was reported here today, After a conference this morning with Gen, Eugenio Martines, com- mander of the Northern district, Villa surrendered, it was said. Carl Haeglin, the American who ‘was made prisoner when Villa took Sabdifiag and held for ransom, has been released, the report said. YEGG MEN TRY TO CRACK SAFE Frightened Away From Ren- ton Depot An early morning attempt to crack the safe in the Renton Junc- tion interurban depot was frustrated Wednesday by the timely arrival of “spod train” in the interurban yards, Deputy Sheriffs Earl Ramage and Merrill, who investigated, re the combination knob had knocked off the safe and the till pried open. A large build spike was found lying on the depot floor, The safe contained about $60. ‘The train crew of the interurban freight, which picke up produce along way stations, told the authort- m., and that the yesgs were evident ly frightened away. Francisco May Be An Honest Rancher MEXICO CITY, July 27—(De layed.)—Arrangements for his sur- render having been completed, Fran- cisco Villa, the bandit, ta expected to come to Mexico City soon, and later settle down to a quiet life as a rancher. od at Sabinag to superintend surren- der of the Villistas. It in understood that the Villistas, »| of moonshiners. He nity, the details of which will be de cided on by Villa and Martinez, Next Tuesday Will Be “Baseball Day Johnny, +the demon office boy will not have to suffer the ineffabie Janguish of having his mother die in lorder to nee Seattle play the opening game with the Frisco Seals here next Tuesday. Mayor Caldwell has of- | tictanty proclaimed the day as Seat: |tle Chamber of Commerce Baseball | Day, and has requested that all busi- |ness houses allow their employes a jhait holiday to attend the game es + & S) SHELL-SHOCKED P+svecoy Specie! iveigator Tell Why * * They Keep Peacemaker Busy * * & Capt. C. C. McCullough Capt. C. C. MeCullough, 'Prosecut- | Ing Attorney Fred C. Brown's special investigator, rates a roll top desk, a private room and everything. But | McCullough also rates a bunch of | trouble, and trouble is to be the sub- Ject of this theme. Capt. McCullough ts the official and accredited soother of the woes, ils, ailments and grouches of the aggrieved humans of King county. And, according to him, he is rather inclined to believe that exactly 90 per cent of the population of Wash- ington’s largest county is mixed up in some manner of difficulty. Of the 98 per cent of the people who are victims of strife, about 20 out of ev- ery 20 lay their claim to insufferable injustice to ebildren. “It's the kids, the offsprings of) this world.” moaned McCullough, | “who raine time. They are responsi. |ble for more battling than booze| lever hoped to be in the good old days when a swinging door was as com mon af accordion pleated skirts are these days on Second ave, HIS DUTIES ARE NEARLY ALL PACIFIC “One kid in Rainier valley will hurt @ bit of native basalt at the bean of a neighbor kid. The bast Will erect a bump on the neighbor kid's head. Diplomatic relationship between the parents of the contend- ing parties will immediately ensue. urally both parties are right, and the proud and indignant parents will take up where the kids left off. | They find their way to me. That is where my work begins.” Capt. McCullough's duties are pa- cific. He tries to iron out the griev-) ances of the blood-thirsty fathers | and unravel the sharied hair of in- furtated mothers, In many cases he is successful and then the county is saved the cost of prosecution. If Mac’s line falls flat, why, then the state accepts the Inevitable and the battle is carried on in court. Of course, McCullough's duties carry him into fields other than| those fought over by fighting | families of belligerent children. He | does plain and fancy snooping. He checks up on bad checks and roams afield in the giens and dales infests boot- legrers’ hives; tnvestigates evidence in general. In fact he is busier than time. HE'S GRADUATE OF STATE UNIVERSITY McCullough is a graduate of Grove City college, Grove City, Pa., | and the University of Washington | law department, having obtained his law degree in 1915. McCullough went overseas during the recent war as a lieutenant in Co. D of the old Second Washington regiment. He was sent to Langres on detached service as a casual of- ficer at that camp until he was later attached to the general staff of the $5.00 Down and $1.25 a Week Will Put This in Your Special — Garden Hose— Rubber Garden Hose, 50 sorciat at... $6.95 7 FU | Between Sixt! EMA RNITURE NN 619 PINE STREET | | | | Daven po: with solid fumed oak frame, 50. This offer, with easy terms, makes it possible Home Gas Plates. wee $2.69 burner Special at. h and Seventh First corps ax casue! officer for the corps. McCullough served in France 17 months and was promoted to the rank of captain shortly after return- ing to the States, Capt. McCullough married Beanie Boyer, of Finley, Pa. about three months ago and is living at 6285 20th ave. N. BE Sweet Romance Costs Him Wallet SAN FRANCISCO, July 28.—Bovilo Bruno, guest of the Golden Gate hotel, was wandering In the vicinity of Broadway and Montgomery, at} an early hour this morning. Thru the quiet of the night air wna wafted a sweet, seductive voice calling to Rovilo. Hoe Investigated. Peering into a dark doorway, he was seized and kissed rapturouaty. A pair of arms—two pairs of arms —entwned, themselves around the protesting Bovilo and he was sub- jected to @ caress by two colored women that almost displaced his ribs. When they released him he was short his wallet containing $60. Coolidge Address Pleases Harding MARION, Ohio, July 28.—Warren G. Harding praised the acceptance address of Governor Coolidge as a “sterling speech” today. In & message to Governor Coolidge Harding said “It adds to confidence tn the re publican purposes to repossess the people with their government and it emphasizes my conviction that as vice-president you will make your office comport with the second high- est position tm the government.” Frisco Waterfront in Danger of Fire SAN FRANCISCO, July 28~—~That the waterfront 1s constantly endan- gered by tho lack of fire protection was alleged today in a letter to the! board of supervisors by the North Central Improvement association. Court Says City Can Condemn Way The superior court of Whatcom county has sustained the power of the city of Seattle to condemn rights- of-way for railway and transmission lines to the Skagit development pro- ject, according to an announcement of Walter F. Meier, corporation coun- sel, Wednesday. AKED INFANTS SHOCK TOURISTS YAKIMA, July 28.—Because the moral sensibilities of Eastern tour- ists are outraged at the sight of naked infants bathing tn local creeks, Sheriff Hutchinson has or- dered all mothers to provide bathing | suits for their offspring. Dedicate Journal to Seattle Man The July number of the Journal of | Electricity is dedicated to J. D. Ross, |superintendent of Seattle lighting, |“in appreciation of his services in |the development’ of municipal power plants.” Fathers of Families Will Censor Films BRUSSELS, Belgium, July 24.—A film censorship. board composed of three fathers of families is to be formed in Belgium. They are ex- pected to bar productions depicting scenes of violence. YOUNG PAUL REVERE The Good Old Soul—So you are the lad who house on fire the alarm? That was a noble deed. Little Jimmie—That's what all the kids think, Y'see, I give ‘em all a chance to see it, | gained 16 The T summer weaves rema 1 300 da of Ratine— Ratine, tn Piain Tan, Old Rone, Navy, Lavender Fancy Stripes. Wormerly $1.00, floral pattern for many um or drapes, There are 250 yard Old Rose only, which sold for , woven in self o Boys’ Muslin Pajamas 1% Men's Section, Just a step inside of the Second Avenue Entrance, is display- ing an exceptionally attractive assortment of Boye Musiin Pajama Suits in one and two-piece styles in plain colora, plain white and = stripes. They are cool, com- fortable and = service- able and are shown in Sizes 4 to 18 Years at $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 While they last Thursday, a yard.. Silk and Cotton Mixtures— This 36-inch silk and cotton mixed weave, tn , such as dresses, blouses, skirts While they last Thursday, a yard........70¢ . Rhodes Co. A Cleanup Sale 1,250 YARDS OF SUMMER COTTON FABRICS Upper Main Floor, HE fabrics gathered and reduced for Thursday’s selling are from our regular stocks and offer remarkable values and real savings. The object of the sale is as the heading indicates—a clean-up of ining from the earlier shipments. 86-inch Cotton Golden Brown, and Gray; also $1.60 and $1.75. ++ T6¢@ ine—1™ yards of fancy weave cotton Ratin Ratine, 36 inches wide, in®Blue and White, Red and White, and Tan and White Cheeks; also in Black and White Stripes, Formerly $ While they last, Thursday, a yard .$1.26 [g—% Pieces, comprising in all Foulard: about 600 yards of Cotton Foulards, in a wide variety of patterns and colors, in @ 32-inch weave, offers a real savings opportunity to complete your summer dress or separate skirt. Formerly 7! While they last Thursday, @ yard......++ SILK TRICOLETTE AND TAFFETA DRESSES Special $28.50 HERE is an old proverb ‘ which says that “Com- parisons are odious,” but in this instance this say- ing will be reversed, as you will find by comparison that the Dresses in this assortment will be accept- able to you on account of their style, their quality and value, Sizes 16 to 40, in straight Ine, pleated or tunic effects, in summer shades of Navy, Taupe, Copenhagen Blue, Green, Rose, Gray, Black and Brown, trimmed with beading, braids, cording and embroidery or plain. olor, is adapted ds, in Blue and merly at $1.00, Los Angeles Man ° Dies From Alcohol 108 ANGELES, July 28.—With the death today of Joe Oneeada, la borer, from wood alcohol poisoning. Police instituted a campaign to round | up bootleggers charged with selling poisonous liquor. Onesada told hospital authorities yesterday he had purchased the l/ quor from an unidentified man. Shortly afterward he * came UI he was removed to the receiving hosp!- tal, where he died early toddy. Must Have $1,000 | Booze Bail Money SAN FRANCISCO, July 28. — Henceforth alleged drylaw violators will not be allowed liberty on less than $1,000 ball, Commissioner Krull announced today in setting bail for Arthur Potter at that amount. Potter is charged with having sold colored alcohol to W. J. Smith, 254 | Church st, for $25 @ bottle. | Potter has been held to answer to | the federal court, | = | Russ Bride Says . | Yank Was Brutal | SAN . FRANCISCO, July 28, —/ | Bkatherine Grigoneva Kolodichnaya | Rager, Russian bride of an American FOLKS NEED | ng Judging from the countless p aration: treatments which are continu rtuised for the| uF pC of thin people} Reshy. developing arms, and bust, and rep ng Ugly hollows and | angles by| the soft) curved lines of health and beauty, there are evidently thousands | of men and| women who} keenly feel} t Soften due __to starved () GEORGIA HAMILTON. 072 Rho is contained in modern foo sicians claim there Is nothing will supply ae deficiency so well iC among druggiat which {# Inexpen a by most all druggists under a guaral tee of satisfaction or money back. By feeding the nerves directly and by supplying the body cells with the necessary phosphoric food ele- ments, bitro-phosphate should pro- duce a w the appea weight Increase in with it a general impr the health, y y cessive thin- n puld soon disappear, dull ey ght to brighten, and pale cheeks glow with the bloom of pe: fect health. Miss Georgia Hamilte who was once thin and frail, repor' in her own experien: write: “Bitro-Prosphate has brought about a magic tr felt 0 wel CAUTION—While Bitro-Phosphate is un: ne: ing it'who do not deal h should use extra care in avoid- jat-producing fooda | ————— soldier, sat in Judge Oppenheim’s court room today and testified thru an interpreter to a story of neglect and hard treatment at the hands of John Rager, recently discharged from the army. LOOK “ OUT! Jhe YELLOW ff TYPHOON COMING + | way to get rid of dandruff | solve it, then you destroy it To do this, get about four ou ordinary liquid arvon; apply night when retiring; use eno moisten the scalp and rub gently with the finger tips, ~ By morning, most if not your dandruff will be gone, and t or four more applications will pletely dissolve and entirely at every single sign and trace of it You will find, too, that all and digging of the scalp will and your hair will look and f hundred times better. You cai liquid arvon at any drug store. inexpensive and four ounces is you will need, no matter how dandruff you have. This simple edy never fails. ya, Great Sale of Garden Hose Thursday: Your Choice of Any Piece of Garden Hose in the House—Special 25-foot lengths......... .$2.98 50-foot lengths........ ,$5.98 It will pay you to buy Garden Hose at this price even if you don’t need it this season. This is a re= markable offer—your choice of any piece of Garden Hose in the house—rubber or cotton— cas 25-foot lengths...$2.88 50-foot lengths... .$5.98) if: Champion X Spark Plugs, special ot aa P "Headquarters for Canning Supplies — Quart Size Mason Fruit Jars 89c Dozen Ball Mason Fruit Jars, complete with celain lined covers and rubbers, q Bize, GOZEN ....60-cceccvescece n. Glass Mixing Special at 39c Glass Mixing Bowls are clean and sanitary—they can be used for a variety of purposes; 10-inch size, special at....30¢ . The Store for Useful Articles é == 10-1