The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 5

FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 19% AUN OUNIIHe), SE RVIC E COMMIS Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. Home of the F QUICK 1 MEAL RANGE The “Quick Meal” Fusenamel Coal Range— The Range Without a Fault Built for this climate—the enamel! will not crack and the tops do not rust. Each range carries our personal guarantee of satisfaction. Priced right, with terms to suit you. LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED co. FURNITURE KE MEETS FIFTH we) >) j } , , a LOR iOnill -Vagrancy Charged to! 17 Arrested in Raid Seventeen, persons, arrested Tues. @ay in an apparently deserted house @t 2798 Elliott ave. were charged with vagrancy tn complaints filed in | Justice of the Peace €. C. Dalton's gourt Thursday. Police claim they | found the interior of the house fitted up as an elaborate gambling and ‘ dope den. HUNDREDS GON doUars was stolen from the home J. 8. Richards, 1510 Palm at., durti ing to a report made to police Thu and throat without operation; . Herb Medicine Co,/| " r $51, Seatt!+.—Advertisement Mother Grays AROMATIC-LEAF Medicinal Tea, wes quick relief to makness and Lamencas of the Back Rigneva Nervousness. and the the head. AROMATIC- ‘a ajmpie, pleasant remedy nguid condition ¥ |$200 when he a, |orat_ court ‘Thursday afternoon possession of opium. | thru the front door with a passkey. mate its walue. ri z3 te JEWELS WORTH | Jeweiry valued at several bundred his absence Wednesday night, accord Successful treatment of diseased day afternoon. The thieves entered A fiveeighths karat diamond ring, ement. |g dragon pin set with several mail | diamonds, a ruby and 30 or 40 «mall pearia, a large amethyst ring set with \two «mal! diamonds, and a woman's | watch was among the loot. Richards lates the said the jewelry was purchased many years ago and he was unable to ents EDWARD O'CONNOR was fined pleaded guilty in fed E of | im people to) The U.S. ARMY SUPPLY SALE Surplus Stock From Vancouver Barracks With Other Dependable Merchandise ARMY MEATS Look for the Government Posters— They Are Your Guarantee of Quality ROAST BEEF] BACON 12-Ib. Can ALL-WOOL 0. D. BLANKETS, USED BY THE MA . $3.76 PRUNES ‘xx $1.65 Se ee tend: ::..... 9 a-O8 Balbriggan Union Suits... .. $1.25 Full Size Double Blankets. . $2.25 TRENCH SHOES......... $5.00 ALASKA PINK SALMON, 1920 PACK, PER CAN SUGAR CORN, FINE QUAL’ sie TWO CANS 24 to Case, postage included BONE DRY TIN PANTS. $2. 95 And a Large Stock of Other Goods at Low Prices— New List Now Being Printed; Write for It MAIL ORDERS FILLED Surplus Army Supply Store EX-LIEUT. LEWIS C. GARVER in Charge 1013-1015 First Avenue Between Madison and Spring He houses. } | were: Mexican bandit jof land in Durango, 400 of his former sokliers, protably 600 other and children—are living direct rule in his new domain. Here Vila is supreme. WELL EQUIPPED, IS DOING BIG WORK He bas been supplied by the Mex fean government with tractors, bind era, mowers, gang plows and kind of modern American machinery. He has planted 8,000 acres of win- ter wheat and is breaking up ground for 8,000 acres of corn. His wife te tegching the young Mexican women home economics and Engtiah. Villa ie forcing education upon his full blast day and night. Irrigation works on, Villa's land ts @ model would be a credit in any irrigated region in the United States. in works and putting Of religion. | mum into the life of his co! However, twice year a clergyman | thay come to couples and preach | Villa favors Bible teaching in the | public schoola. The old church in the hamlet ad jotning Villa's realm is used why bim as a storehouse, MORE. RELIANCE IN GUNPOWDER THAN | “Whether thereIs a God | Villa ways, |make people see the difference be- tween right and wrong, with their fellowmen, jand keep their word.” | But he still places more reliante in ‘gunpowder than in religion stant companion is a six-shooter in Villa he proposed that his ranch irrigation, ra. LDOWY SEE HOw THAT CHILDS CLOTHES ARE Gone TO LAST ONTIL SPRING, Jimmy, TuRN AROUND AAD LET Your FATHER SEE THAT HOLE IN YOUR TROUSERS! dren. to | Ktilenta In addition to rHe SEATTLE STAR PAIR OF RUBBER YY Boors ? Oscaa Villa was at war Now, with Villa at peace, she has returned to him with their four chik Former Bandit Villa Directs Vast Farming Peace Project BY G. A. DELFELDER PASO, Tex., March 11-1 have visited Francisco Villa. 1 talked long with the reformed) xtrs. Vila tn fair, speaks Engtish and = revotutiogist, | without a trace of accent, and seta rode for hours over the estate which | 49 American table for her husband's | the Mexican government presented him an a peace token, table, slept under his reof and got! well acquainted with him. Villa ts conducting an immense cob | ontmation scheme on his 400.000 acres She does not join the din ner party at the table, but supervines the men smoked some Havana cigurs, ate at Di \ the serving of the meal in courses (Of Which our host seemed to have} “I am very proud of Prunciace, | Mrs. Villa told me. “The government | has only given him what he has been |b fighting years to eet a jon dtc | Mexieahs men. women under hie The little public school runs) i+. collection. of efficiency. It constructing sanitation bath rooms in He compels cleanliness Villa admits a mini lonivts: OLYMPIA baptize children, marry sermons. And house RELIGION | ot,” ‘Bible study will tend to vote was to be fair tell the trath | *very'eity In His con- we ride over |; |. Villa hag the beat cavalry horses | ricer | noted work. | not | We | ni have ‘The 100 soldiers assigned to Villa's farm by the federal government are acting a” @ garrinon. ithey are working with | shovels. | the warehouse, Villa arrived on the ranch onty tast | led by the revolutions, | Villa had forced the government to | promise as the price of bis ceasing | guerrilla | waterworks, sewerage, electric lights land even telephones. ing that this is done. sehtfall which Mrs. Villa had prepared for us. Mra. Villa lived in San Antonio, ‘Texas, for a number of years while Alaska this summer. ever seen, horses with heart and Jang | on the trunk sewer aves, N. war And his horse was off TACOMA, Van Amburgh Arthur Rust, in the fields near their Instead, picks and ‘Their guns are locked up tn |iwts wil con by & county |W. H warfare it would install And he's see. tt back from the ride after| nd went in for the supper Husband, FE. Representatives |laterala on adjacent cost in extimated at $304,000. The assensment role of $103,000 for |the grading of 40th, 4ist and 42nd) NIEW ORLBANS court to decide whether husband or | wife to file divorce complaint first WASHINGTON. new secretary of interior, POLL TAX UP TO GOVERNOR Senate Agrees to House! Amendment March 11 service comminsion a i |contro! of the municipal utilities . t R les 0 Nes the cities of the state, the state. ere his belt. With it I saw him hit a] oLyMPIA. Marchglt mark 60 yards away, at the firat | wention of Gov. Hart shot. land presentation of Shortly after T was introduced to| tts to Speaker and Mrs Villa himself rode a big bay, with | district cansed the council powerful legs an@ a chest that de. enormous | capacity. | STILL LIMPS FROM SNIPER’S WOUND Villa limps slightly with his right leg, from a sniper’s wound in one of | his raids on Mexican towna, a wound that caused him to hide in a cave for |many days. The limp, however, did not inter. |fere with hie lifting his bulk of 200 | pounds of solid bone and muscle to | the saddle. at a smart gallop. We saw the waterworks the gov. jernment is constructing for Villa. We saw the four tent colonies of workers | tiving to on approved Will Probe Sanity Confessed Kidnaper Hugh C ifeased kidnaper of {ll be examined as to [his sanity on petition of his brother, | Wiliam, who claims terrible war ex periences unbalanced Hugh's mind, A superior court judge and two alien. | the commission, |The boy was indicted for the crime jury yesterday Wild West post, No. 91, Veterans of has decided to be-| Margh 11 titute grand ‘el, w " |September. The piace wan dilap- |) oc tin lidated. The bulldingwiwere tn poor ——E repair and unclean. It had been the NOHAM.—¥, | headquarters of a rich Spaniard oust. |, VELMINGIAM Netna improve OLYMPIA, March 11-—The pot! tax gomp to the governor. The ihet obstacle was removed from its path when the senate, In « lastninute fiebt, agreed to the house | amendment to gtve the counties § per | cent of the tax in reimbursement for | charged that jlarce part of the money to be raised | pe the tax would be eaten up by the | cont of collecting it | Public Utilities Escape Domination Gov. Hart's veto of that portion of the bill which would have given city utilities Into the hands of the etate comminsion wag sustained by the/ Bob Oraes, of Seattle, was the onty | member who voted to place the pub Neowrted utilities Into the hands of the public service commiaston, h tol ‘The bill was fought by practically The |Gifts Presented to Legislative Chiefs Formal re »y both houses, ‘iver and other Guie, and Mra. Coyle, itenant Govern The two big things I learn-|gonator Taylor and Secretary Zed: ed on that long ride in the saddle | nick, marked the closing last mid night of the 17th state legislature. Villa has learned mitch about pure |jisuthnatnt. Governor Coyle wan, bred livestock, modern farming and|inanked by the senate for his |*marked fairness” ag presiding of- | fi2.) mtreets and sewers committee Thursday to| postpone for two weeks ffhal action proponal South Alki district by inetalling a Murray ave. with streets. The) charges | former | Whatcom county commissioner, and | Pemberton, dismimed by Su: | perior Judge Kd 1, Hardin Com flipped tn | } A. Allegeyer, won Albert R Fall to vinit god the for hin services In the overthrow of Porfirio Dias and his own freedom.” | Villa does not dimard his nix | shooter when dining. It’s tn his belt bile be eats, rides or works, and nea at hand when he sleeps. After mapper, in Villa's quarters, an unlimited wupply.+ I asked Villa: “Do you ever think of turning out eainT showed his teeth tm a broad smile “After I accomptiah what I am try to do with this big ranch, I feel that I will be entitied to a wellearn od rent.” WOULD LA SHORETAR' “De you think that now, with President Obregon in Mexico City, your country will have peace™ 1/| asked Villa, “In the past 19 years of revotutions | jand warfare, the Mexican People | have been starved,” said Villa. “Ibey | TO BK “Whether of not the present Mex- prevail In Mexioo anyway. “Obregon is able and competent land is aanieted by an able cabinet.” “Do you want to be president of | Mexico?’ I asked Villa. “No,” waa his reply. “T am un- OF WAR i jare now dimpomed to be peaceful and! ditiqn of the Mexican people ls thru} tco City administration is able to re | they realine the importance of work main in control, peace will peeeney | The Rhodes Co.: STORE HOURS § TO 5:30 New Easter Hats at $7.50 Second Floor In the realm of milli- nery there are no dis- plays that may surpass the assortment we have prepared for Saturday, which includes carefully selected models from the best known Eastern milli- ners and others designed by skillful workers in our own millinery workrooms, featuring a riot of spring colors and every new mil- linery idea for the season. The model sketched is designed of red Batavia cloth, with taffeta draped sash and assorted fruit around the crown. Priced at $7.50. Smart Spring Coats “at $29.50 Second Floor As Easter approaches our interest turns toward new spring apparel, and as an in- ducement to the particular woman we are offering at- tractive models designed of velour, Bolivia, silvertone, tricotine and polo cloth, with large, smal! and scarf collars and in wrap styles, full loose backs or in the belted models. These coats are in reindeer, Copenhagen, navy, Pekin, sand and taupe. Sizes 16 to 42. A Special Purchase , Boys’ Play Suits at 98¢ Main Wloor This special purchase of boys’ play suits was made in Seattle and splen- didly made of blue denim and khaki-colored mate- rial, trimmed with red bands and made with Double Seat and Double Knee The blue denim suits are shown in long and short sleeves, high and low neck and in sizes 1 te 8 yeurs. The khaki suits are in the same styles and are in sizes 1 to 12 years. These are exceptional value at 98¢. Men’s Silk Ties at 8c @ Main Floor A eplendid assortmen? of new } patterns in foral, figured, striped and checked designs will be featured in the Men's Seo- tion for Saturday's welling. We suggest that you make this sale an opportunity to replen- ish your wardrobe with new spring ties at this exceptional price. Chantilly Flouncing Main Floor Rear 60 yards of 36inch French Chantilly flouncings are re duced in this ale from regular stock to, a yard, $4.75. 126 yards of 18inch Chan- tilly lace in the same patterns ax the 36-inch, reduced for Sat- urday to, a yard, $2.25. qualified for the position, but if my) country ever goes to war, I would Iike-te be secretary of war or com | manderia-chiet ot the Mexican, army.” “The only way to tmprove the con- | Gardening education and super) vision until the time comes when | ing and accumulating something tod themacives. “And I know of no foreigners who | would be more welcome by the Mex- jean people for the leadership in this} task than you Americans.” (Copyright, 1921, by N. E. A) Seven Doctors Failed * Now Taking Wonder Health Restorer Mire Olga Carinon who Rh f cht noetl, has been suffering from d Arthritis” in v nod doctors at various times, and went to fo! ble to} d only 20 steps at a times to be helped up and down stairs, and was imply helpless in 1 am on my second treat rhal remedy, and t stiffness seem to be leaving me can walk out a the yard a up and down and beginning help myself s and undress, and feel ever so much stronger. } alone; work of Wonder Health its record of restoring [thousands to health Many testify as to its success in| | phenomenal powers of urance. | ° the treatment of Rheumatiam, Sei |. ‘The general pointed ow the horse | Delay Action on taich, Tesueeetias 1 was to ride as the attendants led Stomach troub! lout a number of animals from the | Alki Trunk Sewer |‘; complaint “ | stables for our party | Proteata of property owners in the | Blood disorders as evidenced in Ke- and General guarantee satisfaction. O. D. Shirts..... $3.60 $4.00 and... .$5.20 Gray and Brown Shirts | eee 85.00 | Khaki Shirts.......85¢ | Wis..8. bebe e'e ‘$3.50 Navy Wool Underwear, per garment. ..$1.60 0. D. Blankets, new, | $4.00 to......$8.05 | plaid. $5.60 to $8.00 ous treatment. Phone Main 4619 haa | yuan adra a | rh. P. i | mleohelle kick, Army, Navy and Marine Goods BIG MARCH REDUCTION SALE Examine our goods before buying elsewhere. We ) Moleskin Raincoats, Auto Robes, plush or |S We invite your inspection and guarantee courte- KIRK’S MILITARY SHOP Fall Line of Lawn Tools for or for tore Health yema und other Skin Mseases; Boils, mm Piles and Conatipat rer is a true ntains nothing herbs. There Nature Remedy jbut the Juices of ra cote drug in it. It is prepared ac- cording to the formula of a gre Seoteh herbalist, and represents his life work for suffering humanity or Mr. Pickerctt, 1126-W, address 2831 / what they think of Won- Or ask Mra. Apts, at 5-ft. MASTER takes inside measurements Belmont l-inch BUCK CHISEL at DRUG sTORES tributor. der you wet your period con homs. Tt It fata, | money back. If your druggist cannot supply | you, telephone or write | J. 8. RANKIN, Distributer N. Seattle, Wash, | Kast 7254. are looking for an Wonder to Winslow DN" buy Health Restorer.” Special, - ee Sizes 8 to 11. Merchandise special ...... $14.40 Raincoats of All Kinds, ing in size from 6-inch $7.20 to....$26.00 Leather Jerkins, $8.50 grade ........$6.80 ee sors - $1.80 eee ceeees BSBO Blt Sweaters . $2.40 Sheep-lined Coats.86.00 ORE. eas eo ih $16.80 THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES at surprisingly low prices for Saturday. GOODELL AUTOMATIC DRILL with eight drills, 6-inch Nickel-plated Combination PLIERS... Roller Skates ‘An Exceptional Bargain Roller skates provide healthful, outdoor exercise, Basement Specials in Houseware Needs Set of Four Glass Mixing Bowls 98c Four good weight clear glass Mixing Bowls, rang- No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders Boiler, all copper body. This is an unusually low price, Time Is Here Start Right with Spelger & Hurlbut Seeds and Supplies PEA SEEDS, SPECIAL— Varieties, “Gradus,” Ameri- po Seer Tall and y je- phone, Ib. ......-. 15¢ ONION SETS—Fresh stock, DRY LIME AND SULPHUR —l-lb. can makes 5 gallons of spray; : ‘ 35c Ib. can 3 Mowers Now on Display the Mechanic Home Use $1.29 SLIDE RULE, .. 15¢ . 98c PL 49c Ball-Bearing $1.98 to 9-inch. Royal Rochester Copper Boiler . Extra Special Price $5.49 Size No. 8 Royal Rochester Dodge Delivery Car for Sale. ‘See Shipping Clerk. 1209 First Avenue