The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1920, Page 17

i eatpat. all = ? OCTORER 1, 1970. MANY DIVORCES FOR HIM! Filed During Judge’s Vacation Discourages Him ny JACK CARBERRY sefON, Tex, Oct. 1—This 1 ee record:making achieve Je “Babe” Ru Ohio and its P and Houston. divorces We), D. Harvey returned from vacation to fod is new bat complaints filed. The first fy be wetted 241 of them In four oe Kinda out of the «wing of fs thing,” he apologized. “Soon 1 better.” png *) hopeful appUcants crowd room. ep fast term as a judge,” announced at the closing of # “It's téo much for me. After Timave the bench I'm going to de-| my life to the securing of laws in this state which will fate divorce crowds like this impos: Harvey announced he is now working on a bill which he hopes to feht thru an carly legislature, de | ged to block hasty marriages the divorces are caused by | of the marriage laws.) ‘And a girl get a case of puppy | They sneak off and are mar Tt is kept a secret for many | ‘Then somebody finds it ‘and the young couple attempt up housekeeping. The hus is unable to provide. In or two there is a disagree ‘Then it is the divorce court.” Harvey's bill a 20-day notice @itention to wed will be neces g. This notice must be. recorded intended bride's home county Attaches here say investiga prove Houston is granting divorcees than any city in the Yalted States, regardiess of popula . . die” Must Die; * ’s Too Ferocious Oct. 1.—“Onkie* is nce of death and there in “Onkie's” home. Eigh- Bmonths ago “Onkle,” a terrier, ped agninst two small children. | ly he was given a trial and| condemned him to die on | 4 be is ferocious. “I'll! forget how much comfort} Was tome when my baby} says his mistress, Mrs.| Birch. -“He's not ferocious. | & puppy then and just play-| lirig Serenade + Ends in Riot Call MONT, W. Va, Oct. 1.-- who called at the home Van Gilder and wife, | France, Oct. 1.—Nearly French women would lika to Marshal Foch. This is one results of a campaign insti- by a Paris fashion magazine, has published the answers more than 5.000 women in to the question: “What st man would you marry if you After Foch, Flaubert was Mert popular. Eignicen would Mato marry Gabrielle d’Annunzio, four said they would not mind 4 being the bride of President Wetdrow Wilson. « | | M Years Old; He Wiig ~~ f Py Is Berry Picker | ‘APOISETT, Mass., Oct. 1 Bhaw is the oldest inhabl-| RMP of this town. He is 94 and He observed his last birth Gy by going into the swamp and Siding half a peck of blueberries @ truck garden which he tivates hi:nselt. Refused Kiss, He ‘Slashes Sweetheart | IN, Eng., Oct. 1.—John| Was refused a kiss by his| rt, Janet Jones. He Macross the neck with a razor Be appeared in court heavily ban eak from her WHMs. Hughes wept Bewas committer Yo. announce nt in their ap. CHASE, Chemist Ave, at James St. MIMI om rh AS Gompers Takes His First Air Trip ROCHESTER, N. Y.—Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, recently took his first air- plane trip. Gompers had an important address to deliver, but} missed his train at Buffalo. So the labor leader chartered an| airplane and arrived here in time for the speech. The pic- ture shows Gompers in the plane in full togs of the aviator, SRR: FIX UP Ernst I-ply Roofing, 108 square feet in a roll, complete with all neces- sary nails and cement. Guar- SATURDAY anteed for 3, No. 2 size $1.98 years, © Special 3 size $2.48 $2.43 No. 4 size $2.98 American ALARM CLOCKS Full nickel-plated, good time keepers. Special, $1.59. SPECIAL FOR Majestic : ELECTRIC HEATERS Just the thing for these chilly mornings—connect to any light socket, $11.00. E COAL HODS — Medium size, black Jap’d, 54¢ & Medium size, galvanized, 74¢ t Hatdwate SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET [ext door to Qliseum Tkeetre ) ] Seriiy, UN J How to keep a whole cheese fresh— Tillamook Cheese in family size is intended for homes, boarding houses, hotels and restaurants. The delicious quality and mild flavor which make Tillamook a favorite may easily be retained. Slice trom the bot- tom. Heat a plate and place the cut end on it. The melted paraffine coat- ing makes an air-tight protection which holds the flavor. Because potatoes, macaroni, omelettes, eouffies ‘and scores of ‘are improved by the ad- dition of Tillamook cheese, you will & ical to buy a small size ~ Tillamook: They come in 6 and 14 pound sizes. But if you prefer, you may buy Tillamook by the slice from the best grocers everywhere. TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASS'N- 24 Cheese Kitchens Owned and Operated Co-operatively by Tillamook Dairymen PTILLAMOOK, OREGON Look for TILLANOO: on the S2}LLUNNAONOOAAENONONANALOLELOAAAY ERNST qH4v 440000 U000000000N0NOOUUEERL LS | UUUCUIUIUALSTOECERO HEUTE UENCE AT OLUAOAAUAEOGDENUL ORE eSATA UEHARA THE SEATTLE STAR BANDITS CHASE MAN AND GIRL ‘Escape Bullets in 50-Mile Auto Race Is for Slipper Cure for Girls LONDON, Oct, 1.—Now comes the slipper an an excellent cor rector for girls as well as boys “The world would be @ happler place if fathers used the elipper on thelr daughters as well as their sons,” says Rev, T, H. Tay: lor, | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.— A oma ron 6 in with: W. young woman, whose name ts w | She anted a Man, held, is suffering from shock today, | while George A, Henslgy, athlete and | member of the Union League elub,| | dence of their 50-mile race with a kang of automobile bandits last! Seesivted In “dolling up" night, Karly this morning, Hensley says.) ing, Mrs, Lulu Long is suing for di he and his companion were driving | vorce here from her hasband, Drnest ity when his run r = hat. Inatead ot! France to Build Six New Underseas Boat plying, Henw up amid a shower The ch says he speeded | of bullets. | for 60 miles, ending only hen the cars approach ed the lights of San Francisco. Neither Hensley nor the young woman were wounded. of six sybmarines of 1,100 tons, NEW LINES OF Men’s Work Shoes AT 1914 PRICES 95 — and $ Per Pair For Saturday and Monday RANGES We have cut the price nearly in half on a small lot of Ideal Ranges. The Ideal Steel Range is well constructed, made of two walls of steel with asbes- tos between. Full polished top; nicely nickeled; six 8- inch holes; 18-inch oven. Guaranteed in every par- co Regular price $100. oxtra spe- Only a few left. First come, first served. Specials in One-Man Crosscut Saws Not a “Girl Chum” SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.—Re| exhibits his bulletriddied auto as evi-| c&Use her husband insisted on bOIME Cimon in weevin her gil chum \inetead of her escort when they Went to the theatre, and in feminine attire when he went out in the even PATUS, Oct, 1.—A bill Is now be-| fore the French chamber which pro vides for the construction next year REFUSES FOOD " INPRISON FAST (Military Prisoner Is Being | Forcibly Fed | : | DENVER, Colo, Oct. 1—Reported as having refused food for 79 days, | Benjamin Salmon, military prisoner! |at Fort Douglas, Utah, is beth forcibly fed by prison authorities, ac: | x here today. ear nentence cording to word react! for draft evasion and for being “a hindrance to military procedure.” He was convicted at Camp Fun. ston, Kas., last October | Salmon has used every known | method to secure hin release, it wan stated, and is now attempting to end hin life by self-imposed starvation, it wau learned. | $8) FIFTY.FOURTH ANNIVERSARY! of Beattie lodge No. 9, International Order of Good Templarn, will be held at 8 p.m, Monday in L. O. G, 'T, hall, | 1109 Virginia #t. In 2 Ib. Sacks ..~.jo:c10:<10:- 31 In 5 Ib. Sacks. .....02.0.77¢ In 10 Ib. Sacks... ... .$1.54 Puree Standard Tomatoes, 214s, 2 cans for Standard Corn or Peas.... Instant Postum, large size. ° Puffed Wheat «e-Al¢ Puffed Rice or Shredded Wheat...15¢ Special Money- Saving Offer on the Fragrant M. J. B. Coffee For a Limited Time Only You Can “Makes marketing easter - take Acomea Be sure you get Carnation Same Prices at 30 Stores It’s the best thing in all the world, just so long as you keep clear of financial wor- ries, and the one big sure way to do that is to make the Groceteria your regular shopping center. Income $80, expenditure $31, result MISERY. Income $30, ex- penditure $29, result HAP- PINESS. LET’S HELP YOU MAKE YOURS A HAPPY HOME. Kellogg’s Krumbles .....- one e ABKE Van Camp's Pork and Beans, medium size canoes cae Olympic Pancake Flour ..........20¢ Washington Macaroni ...........8%¢ Rolled Oats, %Ib. sacks...........69¢ Save 13c 4 cakes Crystal White Soap, regu- lar price 30c, 3 cakes Creme Oil Soap, regular price 25. 1 bax Sea Foam Washing Powder, regular price 6c, Special Groceteria Price for 314-foot, special at 4-foot, special at.. 4\-foot, special at «++. - $3.85 - -$4.40 + $4.85 5-foot, special at.......--+ee-.. 85.40 Specials in Our Electric Department 8foot Extension Cords, regular $1.15, special...85¢ No. 14 rubber-covered wire, special at $1.50 per 100 feet; cut lengths. Double Sockets—genuine Benjamin Double Sockets, regular $1.25; special at Arrow Key Sockets, regular 40c, special at. Chain Pull Sockets, regular 75c, special at.. Snap Switches, regular 40c, special at Mop Cloths—Extra heavy rope Mops, regular 85c, special at 48 Brooms—$1.00 House Brooms, special at.......69¢ Buck Saws—Good quality Buck Saws, regular $1.75, special at Dampers—6-inch stove pipe Dampers, regular 25c, special at 15¢ Oil Stove Wicks—Oil Stove Wick, complete with car- rier, to fit Blue Bird and Dangler Oil Stoves; regu- lar 45c, special at 29¢ Fiber Chair Seats, guaranteed not to break. Colors— black and brown; special, each 20¢ and 25¢ WE DELIVER ARONSON HARDWARE CO. 1217 FIRST AVENUE CRISCO L Ib. 0c. ccrccccccccess -28¢ 6 IDS. .ceevccocceees- 9 IDS. seceeerecscoes - $2.39 Same Prices at 30 Stores And there's one near your home. You don't have to come down: town in the crowd—you don't have to wait for any special day. NAPOLEON OLIVE OIL— Gal. $5.95, the Lot 48¢ Lux Soap Flakes ..... 124% . Lenox Soap, 2 bars Tall Cans Lighthouse Cleanser ‘a ,,|P. & G. Soap 84.¢ Carnation ...12%¢ Large Ivory Soap, 2 for. .25¢ Borden’s .. ...13¢|Old Dutch .............10¢ PATENT EXCELLENT FLOU