The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1920, Page 2

—food chopper; 4 extra cut ters; regular price $1.85; Gpecial for this sale, 61.49. gray granite tea kettle; 7 Qt sine; regular price $1.80; Admitted : eae s. to U. S. Citizenship ty-five applicants were admit to citizenship by Federal Judge Neterer, upon recommen- of John Speed Smith, natural. examiner, in the United States court Saturday, ‘The applications of William Otto Joseph Arko and Otta Olsen ‘were denied with prejudice, evidence that each had claimed z from military service upon Grounds that he was an alien. BOURDOUGHS beionging to local 3, Yukon Order of Pioneers, cel- nga the anniversary of the Kion- gold strike Sunday by going on ‘S&B excursion to Hood canal. ———$<$<$< $< — — _ __ “Let's eat breakfast at Boldt's.”— “Adv. $$ AMUSEMENTS OonP OORE enrany ‘out im “The Love Shop” | Santucet Witeen & Larson Pour American Aces ‘Twice Daity—2:30 and 8:15 86e, Se, 75¢,$1 Mate, 15¢ to Ste Laurette Taylor's Comedy Mit Bves., 25¢ to $1 Mate, Pius Tai “GINGER SNAPS” A Mestral Mens, Well Kensoned Other High Class “Hip” Acts Feature Photepiay Margarita Visher—The Week End 2. ORPHEUM fecus THEATRE Levy's Musics! Comedy Co. ta “THE BRIGHT LIGHTS” Mights (Sunday) 40¢ Mats. Dolly, Me Ladies’ 9:99 Nights, 7:18 and 9:15 Sale: housefumishings pictures and prices tell the stery— —this sale gives to the tunity to “stock housekeepér an oppor- ” in those many utensils and conveniences for the kitchen, the pantry, the laundry and bathroom at great saving and value-giving —hundreds of articles not advertised are included in this week-long sale; however, owing to the grea! doubtful if we will be t volume of sales, it is able to fill mail orders. SS te ES ad Gk ing sale—make this the ideal time lace to buy your canning supplies—at reduced prices! dozen . 91.48 —Kerr Economy wide mouth self-sealing jars— 1-pint «ize, dos L-quart size, do: %-gallon size, regular values at 35¢ —dmincing knives. —basting spoons. —potato masher. —vegetable knives. —can openers. —match safe. —flour sifter. —1-quart white pitcher. —wire sink pie —ten-quart aluminum kettle and ladle; regular price $4.50; special for this sale, 92.098. regular values up to 75¢ —granite pudding pans. lish, 12-02. size. ur sifter. —fancy china cup and sau- cer. —camp broilers. —granite pudding pans. —mincing knives. —knife sharpeners. —heavy wire broiler, at 69c -Yeguiar values —bread and cake knife set. —€-hole granite gem pans. ae Pepper, plated —china sugar and cream- er. Expect 1,500 Vets . at Knights’ School Registration for the fall tern of the Knights of Columbus free even- ing school for ex-service men com menced Monday morning. More than 1,500 veterans are expected to enroll before the end of the week. The college was attended by a large num ber of former Yanks during the last year. Marked Money Is Trap for “Rummy” Marked money said to have been Placed in the game by 4 police agent was used to trap 11 “rummy” play ers last night in the Battersby & Smith card room, 906 First ave. Joe Nolan is held as the “dealer.” He is said to have taken a rakeoff for the house, If You Want to Go to: Everett in 30 minutes Tacoma in 35 minutes Bellingham in 80 minutes Portland in 135 minutes Vancouver and Victoria, B.C. in 130 minutes Call Main 6600 and we will deliver you to the Western Airplane pany on Lake Washing- ton, who will take you In their new $12,000 air Taxicab, Time mentioned itn eludes our delivery from any downtown point, SEATTLE TAXICAB COMPANY MAIN 6500 up to $1.25 —10-inch cake or pie dish in brown and white ery. NEW YORK. Aug. 16.—Auguet R. Janny, an inventor, 26 years old, ap plied to the supreme court for an annulment of his marriage to his cousin, Mamille Peruchion. He al- leges @ abandoned him after a honeymoon In which she tnaisted he keep on one aide of the house and she on the other. She never allowed him to croas the dividing line. Immediately after the wedding on August 11 laat, he and hin bride went | to the home of hia mother, Prudence Ducolmb, and made this their resi- dence. The young bride insisted upon sequestrating herself when he wag about, 80 she lived apart from him until September 3, 1919, when she evidently departed for Ban Fran cisco, From that city she sent her husband a letter in which she wrote: “I have come to the conclusion that we can not see each other any more. I understand how much difference exists between you and me. I hope you will find another wife similar to your taste, so different from my own. In spite of the mistake we have made do not let this leave a bad remem brance in your mind. “CAMILLE.” Mr, Janny wants a decree of an- nulment upon the ground that his highway built a million years ago. from Vancouver and another—' ire welcome as @ and at the Pacific Hotels toria, Vancouver, Sicamous, Glacier, Lake 5 and Full information furnished on application to ©. F. L, Sturdeo, Censral Agent, Possenger Dopt., Canodian Pacific Rallway Telephone: Main 6588 eastward. 008 Sesced Ave., Seattle. | SRE, Going east on the Canadian Pacific Railway you follow nature's For all the way through The Canadian Pacific Rockies Calgary your train trails one waterway after —aranite S-plece cooking set; regular price $2.70; special for this sale, $1.60. —medicine cabinet; white enamel; similar to pieture; 2 shelves; mirror front; res- ular price $5.50; special for this sale, $4.50. —eluminum percolator, » quart sis; regular price $3.50; special for this sale tz Coman Speaks to 400 at Lynden LYNDEN, Wash, Aug. 16--Sena tor Ed T. Coman, candidate for the republican nomination for governor, carried his fight aguinst the nonpar tisan league into the enemy's terri: tory Saturday evening. For more |than an hour he spoke to a crowd of 1400 people full half of whom were |members of the league. | Benator Coman likened the non- partiaan league to the populist party, cited the history of beth organisa: tions and predicted the same fate for the league that eventually overtook Victory electric tron with cord; reguiar $6——; especial for this sale, 63.98, Horace D. Plumby~25, former avt ator and member of the Aero club lof America, who has been missing |from Vancouver, B. C, since . |wust 10, Hoe is-euffering from nerv pag breakdown. \Doctor’s Office Is | Rolled o Hopheads are suspected-of stealing | narcotics valued at §300 from the of. fice of Dr. A. A. Hoopman, Rallway Exchange building, Sunday after. jPeon, Seek Sailor and $1,500 Mail Funds Police are looking for Le Roy Fleming, boatewain's mate, battle reported missing with funda, —coffee pot; nickel piated copper; S-pint size; reguiar Price $2.60; special for this Engineers to Meet Tuesday Evening Boctety of American Engineers, Be- attle post, will meet in the assembly room of the Chamber of Commerce, ‘Tuesda: wife deceived him. He says sno schemed to marry him without ever intending to be his wife except in name, conpaeciniteemcnliaiiaags A Quakes Sending ya eae MRS. Fugitives Here! mms. ANNIE, M'LEAN | WIL. Las Angeles residenta, made Nerv- for the last 15 years, died at the Se- ous by the “shimmying” of the Call-|attie General hospital at 2:30 o'clock fornia soil, are flocking to Seattle to’ yesterday afternoon. She had been live, acvording to officials of the j)) for seven weeks and lived at 4415 Henry C. Ewing company, who re-/ west Andover st. Funeral services port several sales to former inhabl-| yi) pe held at the home at 2:45 tants of Movie Town, r yr. d0HNN T. OLDHAM, 63, who died Jazz rchestra at * at his home, 8416 47th ave. 8. Friday Kiwanis Outing] evening, was buried Monday atter The very latest word in picnics on at Washelli cemetery, Funeral wil be staged by the Kiwanis club | Services were conducted at the Chris- of Beattie at Fortuna park Tuesday “an Science church ag 1 o'clock. He afternoon and evening, A special had been a resident Of Seattle for 22 jazz orchestra will be imported for Years and @ building contractor in the occasion. The children are to be the Green Lake district. the guests of honor at the jubilee, | ——— BONDS AT $375 INSTEAD OF $487 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. me more of that Adv. “Oh, give me coffee, Jim, Bold! (because we can buy them in 1 @ don with English pounds) they ford a inating Should the before the normal (1926) a profit of approximately 34% can be realized, We also own, and offer for immedi. | ate delivery—British War Bonds (5%), par value $487.00, for $375.00. | Japanese Government Bonds, par £20 for $49.00. British Conaola, par value £100.00 for $189.00. German City’ Bonda, $22.50 to $26.50 per 1,000 Mark | aA onda, ~ And afl atocks lated on the N. Y. Rechange, The London ‘Change, the Paris and the Berlin Bourses, ore you may st — Complete (Meney to ct House tn Seat! INTERNATIONAL BOND President, F. G. enn CO. her, Tacom: (Viee Pres. iy Fe ye A r: ~s iec.-"Trean. G. F. Rowe, Seattle Of ficen—620-632 Burke lene ge ve | Marion St. and Sccond Legion Men Hold Picnic at Lemolo Athletic events, eats and dancing were on the program for members of Seattle Post No. 18, American Legion, and members of their fami es who attended the picnic at Lamolo beach Sunday. Music was furnished by the port band, Sell Best Seats at Roosevelt Meeting Franklin D, Roosevelt will speak at the Arena Friday night The King County Democratic commfttes maid today 600 seats nearest the plat: form will be reserved and eold to de fray expenses, . Doubles ‘Its Beauty. A few cents buys “Dandertne.” After an application of “Danderine” you can not find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color and thickness. YOUR TEETH X-RAYED FREE each morning between the hours of 9 and 10:30. No cost or obligation |) whatever. We have a fine, brand | new X-Ray Machine which we are placing at your dis- posal without charge be- tween the hours men- tioned above.° Please come as earl; the morning as possible, REGAL DENTAL OFFICES Dr. L, BR. Clark, Manager 1405 THIRD AVENUB jorthwest Corner Third A\ % and Union Street ene Diagonally Across the Strees from the Postoffice Lady Attendants on Duty at All Times in Hold Salesman in Probe of Robbery J. W. Harper, « salesman, 23, was being held for investigation by the police today as one of & party of men said to have robbed J. W. Wil- lama, 1124 Howell st, and Frank Scollard, Diller hotel, during an auto drive Friday night. Williams lost $4 Seattle Woman to Teach in Korea ington for $2 years, MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1998. HOP’ CAPTAIN. LANDS IN JAI. He Had Heavy Artillery--= All Needle Guns PORTLAND, Aug. 16. — Sidney Robinson, 62, captain of heavy am tiller9, is in the hoonegow. In all the choice verbiage of the law, he was accused of taking, ntealing and carrying away & nur ber of chemises, combination sults, corset covers and other garments of distinctly feminine use. ‘The captain, tho, is not the proud wearer of shoulder straps in the army. He got the title of captain, the police aay, in somewhat the ‘same manner that be got the unders clothes. Five years ago he was captain, cook, bos'n, mate, erew and midship- mite of a mud scow. He appro priated the title of captain. His con- nection with the heavy artillery, tho, fs real, When the police landed on him he was tn command of @ bat- The captain is being held on o! charge of larceny. Housewives who police headquarters, captain's loot and attempting te re cover their property. Waitress Collides 2, 5 ° With Police Signal ‘ After running down the traffic semaphore at First ave. and Yesler way, Sunday, Vere Roberts, 25, waitress, was arrested on a charge cf driving an auto while drunk, But May Hold Job ASPIRIN —— Name “Bayer” on Genuing . REE iF li We Offer You a CHANCE TO SAVE if you will order Now! 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