The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1921, Page 7

A Complete Victrola Outfit, $91.25 USIC lovers who desire a moderately-priced Victrola with the same exquisite tone qualities of the higher priced instruments, will be delighted+with this complete outfit, which has been assembled to meet such requirements. The outfit includes: Victrola No. 9, with well-constructed stand, as illustrated; one 10-inch Record Album and one 12-inch Record Album; a generous assortment of needles; Record cleaner; and ten double-face 85c Records (Twenty Selections). This complete outfit is moderately priced at $91.25 and easy payments may be arranged. —FIFTH FLOOR FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET ber 18, 1851, and founded Seattle. were held tn Snohomish at 2:30 b SERVICES FOR ALONZO LOW, 75, one of the orix ‘Yeal party of 24 who landed from ‘the schooner Exact at Alki Novem: survivors of the party of founders. proficiency. Friday, April 8. $15,000,000. ess began. progress. i] ae | them, rather than hang a man. IReées Photographic | ment with vengeance is on. MORE SINGING BIRDS, IS PLAN). Game Farm Head Tells How to Get Them WALLA WALLA, April 11-—Tf) the plans of Henry Drum, new head | of the state game farm here, matert alise, Washington will become one of the great sofig-bird ntates. “There are no songbirds here, to speak of, now,” he said. “They could Ive in our climate and propa | but there tun't enough food for | “If the people of the state wil! en- courage the seedmen and horticul: turtsts to plant the sort of shrubs on which the songbirds thrive, I will, | An state farmer, neo that the birds | are brought out hore from states where they now live.” Drum took over the new duties of game farmer the day he quit the| wardenship of the penitentiary Record of the War The photographic record of nearly | five ye yont In the British army, contained in an album of 350 plo |* tures, ts mourned by J. C. Woodford, | N. W. | March 14 checkéd the album at a downtown drug store. It) was given to someone else by mis take. The collection Includes photos taken In Egypt, Palestine and Serbia. It is priceless to the owner, Wood. | ford’s telephone number ts Ballard 4970. scvesineeealginancenronanitoniet Street Department Goes Below Budget Seattle's streets cost every in| dividual here only $1.75 last year. | «9. according to the 1921 report of Charles R. Case, superintendent of | streets and sewers, fled with the elty council Monday. | Altho $870,280 was allowed for the| 1920 budget, the street department expended only $707,891, returning the balance to the general fund “U” Alumni Indorse Military Training Compulsory military training for underclans men at the Univeraity of Washington was unanimously in dorsed by alumni of the institution at their annual meeting Saturday night, at the Untversity Commons. Propaganda against compulsory drill was denounced by the alumni NEW YORK.—Dryest Sunday” in New York. Prohibition enforce NEW YORK.—Dantel Carone, 27, rw THE SEATTLE STAR DEATHS Fern Ll, 29, 30th N. B. and 80th peon, Thomas, 7%, 366 22nd W. n, Annie, 76, 611% Latona, ie, 62, 12 King st, man, Laura W., 66, 1048 Summit N. Aaron Ty 70, 1822 Yeuler way. 69, 3617 Renton ave, ick, Sarah M., 35, 1711 Bellevue aye. ’ Matr Robert B., 9.496 Maple Leaf pl. Hergh, Ida. a7, 1233 Fitth NW. o Bennett K. 31, 181 21st Jorman N. Angelina, 23, 4419 26th & W. ave Sylvia, BIRTHS Kawagueht, i, $6 W. Main Rasmussen, J. A, 421 W, i David MH, 1604 Rainier ave, «ir Wagner, W. KB, 1984 18th ave BL . “Font Boni Lig bo: ‘obi, 202 isth c Arns, 1040 doth N. Wy boy. Hammond, HM, 717 Blanchard et «ir Noyes, George L, 925 N. 76th, boy. MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence Age. 22 Ww t., girth cy te Verberk, Dewey Porley, Seattle Reeder, Eva P, Seattlo Allen, Sidney B., Beattle Parsons, Mary F., Seatt Van Ness. 8. D., Beattie Gidaon, Rac B, Seatt Dost, Fred Dolph, Ade attle eves Cline, Burr D., Seattl man, Hdna May, Beattle .. Pettie, Roy J. Renton . Sumner, Julia A, Rento Pmmons, Leonard A, & Grigg, Sarah A. Seattle Stroud, Jerald Pery, Seat rey Grevell, Edith, Snoqualmie Falls. .20 Fox W., Seatth Sehults, Effie, Sea Vows’ rr Weaver, Vertel, Portland .. Million, Willard Karl, Seattle Lindsay, Kathryn Louine, Seattl Dickson, William Ft ichard, Se- Lega! berg, Anna, Minneapolis Legal Norberg, Guat, Seatt! Dryan Gehn, Otto ¥., Baird, Evelyn BR, Tacom War Chest Plan to Be Discussed Here Delegates from 39 charitable and octal agencies will meet in the as sembly room of the Chamber of Com- merce at § p. m, Thursday, for the purpose of organizing the communt- ty chest, or federation of social agen. clea. Many civic and business associa tions will be Included. Under the cdimmunity chest plan, [Vital Statistics||W on’t Be White House Baby Pearl Harding No ~seeaiaaeecetiain Relative Pearl Harding and (left to right) her father, mother and brother, “Cousin Everett.” CHICAGO, Aprfl 11—Dittle Peart; to relationship to President Harding Harding will not, after all, be “the/are based on a delusion. White House” baby. Meanwhile, 0 convincing has been ‘The police have brought a sudden | “Cousin Everett's” story and #0 well stop te the climb of the Chicago has he profited by the national ad- Hardings, who became celebrities | vertixing, that the discovery of his thru a bogus relationship to the each organization wil! submit an es timate of the money it needs for the ter of Brooklyn bridge, The Good coming year, One campaign wil be Dp. m. Sunday. There are now three) unharmed in 153-foot dive from cen: | conducted to raise funds for all mem- bers of the community chest, eee MAXWELL ANNOUNCEMENT The Maxwéll Motor Sales Corporation wishes to bear witness to the wonderful work of reconstruction accomplished by the new and powerful organization now manu- : facturing the Good Maxwell motor car. The six great Maxwell plants in four cities have been brought to a high state of Inventories have been reduced to normal, costs lowered, efficiency increased, and manufacturing practices greatly bettered. The Good Maxwell, through sheer increased merit, has been entrenched more strongly than ever in public approval. One of the final steps in this process of rehabilitation was reached in Detroit on For months, the banks and interests concerned in the upbuilding of these proper- ties have held ready for this new management, new cash in the amount of To establish clear title to the properties (which has the effect of rendering these funds immediatély available upon the discharge of the receivership and the con- summation of the reorganization) and to insure’ the continuance of the present policies, a temporary receivership was consented to in the United States District Court at Detroit on Friday by all of the interests involved. The friendly and constructive character of the action is indicated by the appoint- ment as receiver of W. Ledyard Mitchell, who, with Arthur E. Barker, has been in active charge of the management of the properties since the reconstruction proc- In adopting the somewhat unusual policy of giving these facts in detail, this com- pany is actuated by the conviction that the high standing of the Maxwell properties can best be served by sharing with the public the good news of every step of their MAXWELL MOTOR SALES CORPORATION ‘The Good Maxwell imposture is a shock to: The Hamilton club of Chicago, which urged a life membership on president. “Cousin Everett,” Pearl's brother, according to Dr, W. J. Hickson, of | Everett and gave him “the keys to the municipal paycopathic hospital, | the clubhouse.” fe mentally unsound and his claims! The Pennsylvania rafiroad, which furnished the Hardings a private car to and from Washington and accept: 4 @ worthless check for $1,999.90 in payment. Twenty residents of Chicago who have been watching the mails for the federal appointments promised them by Cousin Everett. ¢ » who gave elaborate sittings to Peart and Everett and thelr parents. . Mayor Thompson, who was har amed by friendly overtures. President Harding himself, whe, though he had no recollection of “Cousin Everett,” nevertheless accepted his claims and invited him and his immediate family to the in- auguration, and met him cordially, Pearl's picture was spread broad- cant as the little girl who would spend the next four years at the White House, keeping the childless Hardings from lonesomeness. President Harding brought about the downfall of Everett. After he learned that the check tendered the railroad was worthless, he asked the secret service to investigate “COusin Everett's” claims to relationship. They reported the claims false and found Everett had a police record as & forger. Mr. and Mra. Ephraim Harding, Everett's parents, and Pearl are said by the police to have been the dupes of Everett. Baby Toddles Into Road; Killed by Auto Running out in the road, direetly in the path of the automobile of Cc. T. Bowman, of Christopher, Wash, Friday night, Susmu! To- kirio, two and a half years old, was Instantly killed on the East highway, a mile north of Auburn. Bowman partially wrecked his car in trying to avoid the child. Report of the accident was received here Sunday afternoon. Public offices In Italy Refuse to ac- cept checks, even tho certified by banks. For good apple ple, go to Boldt's. — Advertisement, VISIT THIS GREAT DAIRY are able to supply you with Milk which never varies in either quality or cleanli- ness. IT’S ALWAYS TOP NOTCH and you'll find out how we |! ———— FREDERICK | & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET IRS STORE| Heather, Wheat and Roses Intertwined on This Hat at $12.50 1 IS a lovely fashion the new Hats have, that of decking them- jj selves profusely with 4 the flowers of field and 1G garden, ee Besides Hats of the type pictured, there are very effective large drooping effects, wreathed with gar- lands in multi-color =} and monotone ef- | aa y. fects. A delightful grouping, in Black, Sand, Brown, |] Navy and Old-blue, $12.50. —rux pownstains storm |} Good Values in Cotton Comforters | $3.85 $4.25 $4.75 $5.75 | SILKOLINE-COVERED COMFORTERS in floral pat- | terns, with borders of yellow, blue‘or pink, $3.85. | FULL-SIZE COMFORTERS covered with \silkoline in attractive patterns and bordered with pink, blue or | yellow sateen, $4.25. | FULL-SIZE COMFORTERS covered on one side with sateen in floral designs, on the other with figured silkoline bordered with sateen in pink, blue or yel- |] low. Price $4.75. SATEEN-COVERED COMFORTERS in floral designs || with plain borders of blue, pink or yellow, $5.75. |} —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Muslin Gowns, 75c HERE are several attractive styles in Gowns at this price— with lace trimming, colored stitching or hand - embroidered sprays. The one pic- tured, in slip-over style, with trimming of rib- bon-run embroidery, beading and edge, is typically good value at 75¢. -~THE DOWNSTAIRS STORB 40-piece Dinner Set Unusually Low-priced gt $8.95 QUAINT blue windmill design is the decoration on this attractively - priced Dinner Service—on fine qual- ity, medium-weighé semi-por- celain. In the service are: 6 Dinner Plates 6 Salad Plates 6 Bread and Butter Plates 6 Sauce Dishes 6 Cups The 40-piece Set, $8.95. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE To Shoppers THE BEST MERCHANTS ADVERTISE WELL Read their ads in both Seattle and Tacoma newspapers carefully—then buy ju- diciously. If you decide to make your pur- chases in Tacoma— TAKE THE NEW, CRACK, NONSTOP SHOPPERS’ SPECIAL TRAIN INTERURBAN FLIER No Stops Between Seattle and Tacoma DAYS Leaves Seattlo at 9:30 A. M. Leaves Tacoma at 4 P. M. SUNDAYS Leave Seattic 9:0 A. M. Leave Tacoma 9 P.M. ROUND TRIP $1.00 PUGET SOUND ELECTRIC RAILWAY