The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1921, Page 4

fHE SEATTLE STAR Dollar Friday HE DRUG “Bester rn Stores” | SAFETY FIRST WEEK! “An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth a Pound of Cure” JUDGE RENEWS SPEEDING WAR Machines to Be Jailed in Gordon’s Campaign War on apesders wan declared by Police Judge John B. Gordon Thurs J. Bosworth 5 K2 ? WAS $225.00 WAS 5165.00 Now $150.00 Now $140.00 | AnyGrafonola in OurStock to Your Home for Untrimmed rather than spend that time behind oe Hats $5.00 | DOWN ing a a Flowers | x FV IN + map ; ; PER WEEK NO INTEREST TRIAL ON HERE Aliens, Says Witness e D2 Delivering mary, we will jail machines, even on firet offenses,” ‘The severe sentence given Bos worth was genUy compared to that recommended by City Attorney | George A. Meagher Fine him $100, sentence him to nil for 30 days and hold his car for nix months,” Meagher suggested Attorney C. C. MeCullogh said that | Bosworth would leave the auto in joustody of police for the 30 days Trimmed - Hats A Good Germicide and Antiseptic Used in Time Will Often Prevent Serious Results Later On AN EIGHT - OUNCE BOTTLE OF PEROXIDE FREE With Every 35c Tooth Brush Sold on Friday and Saturday, April 8th and 9th “Owl” Tooth Brushes at 85c are ynsurpassed in value. Some of the favor- ite French brushes have recently been restored to the assortment. There is always a great range of styles and sizes to select from. “Owl” Peroxide of Hydrogen more than meets the demands of the U. S. P. It is a reliable antiseptic. Eight-ounce bottles sell for 15c. Buy a 35¢ tooth brush and get one FREE. OWL PRICES On Popular Tooth Pastes and Powders Colgate’s Dental Powder. 20¢ | Calox Tooth Powder Coigate’s Dental Cream.... Klenzo Dental Cream Roger & Gallet's Tooth Past Revelation Tooth Powder, Benetol Tooth Paste..... Red Feather Tooth Paste Dr. Graves’ Tooth Paste Pepsodent Tooth Paste. Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder.. | Pebeco Tooth Paste Dr. Lyon's Dental Cream Calder’s Tooth Pe at the Criterion. Values far in excess of quoted prices always prevail. Tomorrow $1 will go as far as several dollars ordinarily will. Basement Department JAP SMUGGLING Friday may nearly always be counted Bargain Day $200 a Head to Send Twelve Japanese accused of WAS $75.00 ! coused of a mas tor plot to smumgle aliens into this Now $60.00 country continued on trial today be fore a jury in Federal Judge BK. Cushman’s court, While court was in session, 4 Toreyoshi, a Jap seaman, who hidden himself away aboard the 1 Africa Maru, waa caught by | ie —— FARE KILLED ZS COGIE. Councilmen See Car Zoning! Your Eyes Examined and Wo ME N'S MEET We Have Victor and Columbia Records gration inspectors ai portation, He is said to have ad mitted he intended smuggling him self into the United States. ‘Trial started yesterday | witness was Kinfiro stowaway, Hamano testified that he was told by Masataro Hirata, in Japan, that for 490 yen, or $200, he could be |landed in @ hotel in Seattle, Pay ment was to be made when he reached the hotel mafely, He told of being locked {n a for The first Hamano, @ 1519 Third Ave. WAS $120.00 Now $85.00 WAS $140.00 Now $100.00 City May Establish Camps for Tourists Authority of the city to establish Glasses Fitted Scheme Behind It ‘heseieaia Considered | be the opening! Charies H. Cromer, 25, 3 Sixth ave. at 12:25 a m. Thurs- Rim Tooth Paste, for py Sheffield’s Dentifrice . 8. 8. White Tooth Past 8. 8. White Toot Powder Peredixo Tooth Paste EButhymol Tooth Paste Kolynos Tooth Paste Lesley Dental Cteam erhea. K C L TOOTH PAST Klenzo Tooth Paste.. | Pearl Tooth Powder.. exall Tooth Paste... ban's Tooth Paste nell's Cherry Tooth eil's Cherry Tooth Paste (mois Oriental Tooth Paste . | Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder. . contains Chlorate of Potash, which destroys mouth acids, Extra large tubes, 45¢. First and Pike Third and Pike Westlake and Pine Elliott 6335 = el p Racer Found Building Offered for City Garage. Establishment of a central garage for city automobiles was again moot- ed about the city when an offer was received to build and lease to the city a three-story ty hospital. Coroner W. H. Cor- garage building at Fifth ave. and ‘will perform an autopsy to de- Dying on Street | auto ‘was found aying in front of He died won afterwards at the cause of death. RAR eens lived at the Huston hotel an attack that caused him to col- hls brother, Leslie W. Cromer. | lapse while visiting a friend at Prov- had been ill. He suffered |idence hospital recently. hall Thursday, ———— st. escaped before the police. the threat. Threatens to Kill Man in Apartment |r. yosnias, After threatening to kill Rader in the apartment of Miss T. Tedd, 1115 Sixth ave. Wednesday | stowaways, night, while Rader was aiding Miss Todd to move her furniture, a man | jury duty when they said they were arrival gE. L.|T M He was carrying a revolver. Police did not learn the cause of| one year #ix and one-fifth tons of ward compartment of the liner Als bama Maru of the Osaka Shusen Kaisha line for three days without | water with three other awaya | They finally broke out, be testified, and were compelied to align a con | tract to pay T. Saito, quartermanter, $600 for food during the voyage. | The matter of bribing the immt leration inepector at this end of the trip was discussed, Hamano paid. | “What was mid?” asked U. 8. At torney Saunders. “It waa decided,” said Hamano, “that it would be beneficial if the inspector accepted the money, but if he didn't, most unfortunate.” Hamano continued on the stand this morning. He said the compart ment he and the three others occu. pled during their three days of starvation was #0 amall they could not stand up in it. They got out, he mid, by bring on their backs and forcing open the top with their fret. Hirata had promised to accompany them aboard the liner, the witness teatified, appointment. ‘The defendants incinde: Masataro Hirato, sti! In Japan; T. Saito, Y. termed contractors, and wa, N. Minialdo, Y. Mat sushita, K. Minafido, K. Nakamura, Two veniremen were excused from of | antiJapanese. ‘The average person breathes In alr. | ple, be asserted, now walk Into town but failed to keep his | TOUld ride if the short haul were |Our Street Cars Shotaro, 8. Sakai, M. Fijiwarn and/| T. Yamane and Y. Yamagata, ¢alied | partment are incensed at the variety wedge for the Introduction of the! tone system here, the Chen ordi nance, providing for a Scent fare on the Madison and Jamen st. cable lines, was defeated in the city utili- tes, committees Thursday Altho the proposed ordinance was| pontponed one, week, the temper of | the councilmen was such that it ts | not believed that the bill will come up seabt “This ordinance is the firnt step to ward a sone «ystem for the street | cars,” Counofiman Philip Tindall de-| clared. “If we are going to have a zone system, the opinion of the pub lie first should be consulted on the subject.” Practically ah of the counciimen expressed themerives as opposed to a sone system for the municipal rail- way. A. Lou Cohen, sponsor of the bill, measure waa purely to increase the revenues of the system. Many peo- on James and Madison streets who placed at a nickel, No Garbage Cans Why pay a garbage man? Officialn of the lost and found de- of truck left on street cars and turn- | ed into their department by conacton. tious conductors. Thursday 15 yards of tangled gar- don hose was left on a Ballard car. Queen Klizabeth teneed her descent all the way back to Adam. Protect Your Eyes First Is the only way to have perfect eyesight —an examination by an> ex! or will give you truth con- cerning gf eyes. “EVYERSOL ) fom) e ‘ OPTICAL CO Floating Theatre Is Latest Scheme LONDON, April §.—-A Norwegian actor proposes a steel floating the. atre with stage, auditorium, dressing rooms, living rooms and exhibition hall. It would be towed from port to port. This beenuse of high rail- road and hotel rate. IS POSTPONED Geneva Congress Will Be Held in Fall LONDON, April 1.—The interna tional session of working women from most of the great nations, to have been held in Geneva March 30, has been postponed until fall, to con- form to the meeting of the interna tional labor bureau, set up by the league of nations, Altho the United States lg not a member of the league, both president and secretary of the working wom- en's congress are Americans. Primarily the things the next con gtens will discuss are the eight-hour law, child labor, maternity insur- unemployment, hazardous occupations, immigration and the distribution of raw matert- als, ance, night work, Motor Laws Make Money for State New York state collected more than $16,000 during the last 16 were using plates from machines other than their own, Official figures show Belgian un- employed to be about 100,000 in the entire kingdom, public camping grounds was pointed out to Mayor Caldwell by Corpora- tion Counsel Walter F. Meier Thurs- day. A bill empowering cities to extabs lish summer camps was passed af the recent seasion of the legistature, It was drafted by Meler and Edw: W. Allen. Mayor Caldwell last spring faves: tigated the feasibility of establishing ey ipal camps for summer tourr if “Harding. What with the new blue,” “sunset hue,” “copper tint” and all the many varying shades gray, each of which has a name, it is not to lear nthat “tomato” is the name of the newest color put on the mar ket. Tomato is as close an tmitation ot the vegetable’s color as possible, a yellowish, reddish hue created to be worn with sports clothes. Smart new sweaters are being shown in this shade, and with white skirts | — 4 color is youthful and attrac pe also are being made in the months from persons who violated | new color, but are usually relieved the motor ordinances, One-third of| by collars and cutts “of white. of this sum came from car owners who| braiding and piping of black. 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