The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1921, Page 5

a TOMMY MILTON ROSCOE SARLES MOWARD WILCOX RALPH MULFORD C001 PULLEN RA VAIL EOWARD MILLER JOE THOMAS EOOIE HEARNE JULES ELLINGBOE & __WONDERLICH, SELLING MAUTO CLUB, I2I| FOURTH AVENUE BASEBALL PARK SAN FRA starts fire in forest back of ‘0. Lightning a Barbara national un Luis Obispo, OKANOGAN.—Body of man found in cabin at Alta lake. Thought to be Fred Wall of Almira. Sport Skirts $7.50 Silk, Serges and Plaid Ma- terials are included in this lot—OTHER SKIRTS at $9.50 and $11.50. Monday, June 27 Is Our Last Day! ONE PRICE—CASH OR CHARGE! at Our Men’s Store, 1427 | Army Bus Driver _ May Face Trial TACOMA, June 24. — Private Eckles Still, driver of the army bus jin which two men were killed and |several others injured, will probably face charges of involuntary man slaughter, it was said here today 1 The army report shows that the! bus was traveling at a high rate of speed when it collided with @ stone bastion on the night of June 14. The! report holds that Stull was guilty of bad judgment rather than any moral fault INGROWN TOE NAIL | How to Toughen Skin so Nail } Turns Out Itself A few drops of “Outgro” upon the skin surrounding the ingrowing nail THE SEAT TLE STAR t WITH PACKAGE ATTACHED Yj Ys Yf, ACCEPT THIS. SEATTLE U. $ AGENT SUICIDE Seems Best Not to Live,” Says Farewell Note “ Relieved to have been despondent for fear he was losing his mind, Giovanna B. Channing, 68, special agent of the treasury department In Seattle for the last 10 years, shot himself thru the head in his room at the Hotel Oakland, in Oakland Cal, Thursday afternoon and died a short time later. Channing left Seattle last Tuesday with his sen John, who had come up from California to get his father. Channing had been in ill health for some time, and planned to go to the Livermore sanitarium, near San fa winnie |Denies Charges of Conspiracy| PORTLAND, Ore, June ua Charges submitted to the federal | grand jury at San Francisco today | that H. B. Miller, formerly in charge of the sale of surplus supplies of | the shipping beard and the Barde Trading company, entered into aj; conspiracy to defrand the govern ment of nearly $5,000,000, were em phatically denied teday by J. N./ Barde, manager of the New York branch of M. Barde & Son. | Charges that the Barde Trading | }company ever attempted to defraud the government are without founda tion in fact, he declared, | “The charges | the ¢ board prop past constitute } | government's in | proposed sale of sb jerty on the Pacif | farcieal jc he said | Michigan Officer LADY, AHD TAKE GOOD CARE OF FALSE REPORTS WILL BE CURBED Hughes Determined to Stop Unauthorized Reports WASHINGTON, ™ tary of State Hughes has determined | June Seere. | that the creation of unauthorized re-| ports concerning activities of his de- partment must stop. This, it was explained at the de-| partment today, was the reason for the vigorous repudiation of a dis patch sent by a press association | | (not the United Press) concerning re. of Anglo-J Quoting from a dispatch, the Artment took exception to the newal the apanese al lange. The Rhodes Organdie Bloomer Frocks Upper Main Floor Sizes 2 to 6 Years The Model as sketched, is finished with frills and sash. Another style has the bib effect, with wide sash and frills. In Pink, Blue and Yellow SPECIAL AT Muslin Chemises and Gowns Special at 95c Upper Main Floor For a Saturday Special Sale, we will place a new shipment of Muslin Chemises and Gowns on sales tables. They are in Lace and Embroidery trimmed styles. Gowns are in sizes 15, 16 and 17, and Chemises in sizes 86 to 44. Present price, $1.25 each. Choice Saturday, each, 95¢. Organdie and Georgette Crepe Hats at $7.50 Second Floor An unusual featuring of Hats in all the desirable Summer shades, that have been prepared especially for this Saturday’s selling. They are trimmed with Daisies, Water Lilies and Ostrich Fancies. They are exceptional values and all of the very latest styles. SPORT HATS, for beach, mountain, outing and other sports wear, at 95¢ up to $10.00. CHILDREN’S HOSE For Summer Vacation Wear 1,000 pairs COTTON HOSE for Children, in light, medium colors are black, white and cordovan; in sizes 5% to 10%, Formerly 50¢ a pair. Special Saturday, a pair Sales Booth—Main Floor and heavy weights duced to 5c. HARRIET HUBBARD AYERS Toilet Preparations , Main Floor Loxuria (in Jars) Taxuria (in Tubes) 4 Ayeristoerat Vanishing Cr (in Jars) 7hes (in Tubes). Face Cream (in Jars) ... Men’s Neckwear Main Floor THE MEN'S SECTION will show on Saturday, new shapes and designs in MEN'S SILK NECK- WEAR. The _ materials are splendid and the col- ors, in both plain and combinations, will appeal to those who demand Neckwear of patterns. priced Attar of Roses, Jars. ‘Tubes * distinctive Beene of Pine, Jars Attractively Harriet Hubbard Ayer's Pace Powder, a box ....... Ayeristocrat Theatrical Powder, a box . ‘ Relieved by Denby | statement, “11 is understood that the | WASHINGTON, June 24.—Secre | state department has been kept fully | tary Denby announced today he had |informed of the plans of the British relieved ain Clark D. Stearns! government and it has been given from command of the battleship | assurance that in the renewal of the Michigan for allowing a committee | treaty precaution will be of enlisted men on the ship to have | taken to guant against the inclusion a voice in deciding disciplinary meas-|of anything inimical to American |store @ tiny bottle containing direo !ment service for 37 years, | ures applying to the crew, rights.” tio: here at the Arctic club Denby said that Captain Stearns’| It is the contention of Secretary ete __________— next assignment would be at the| Hughes that the quoted statement | Bremerton, Wash. navy yard. left the inference that the depart | Captain Stearns will be given ad-|ment had made some indirect an-| jditional sea duty later. nouncement and ‘that before the! statement went out he should have been asked concerning its accuracy | Hughes denied the statement. reduces inflammation and pain and | Francisco, to recuperate. so toughens the tender, sensitive skin| According to Oakland police underneath the toe nail, that it can Channing left a note which read not penetrate the flesh, and the nail ?"My birthday. Good-bye to my dear turns naturally outward almost over | friends and relatives whom I have night. lieved so truly and loving home, It “Outgro” is a harmless antiseptic is terrible hard suffering. So it | manufactured for chiropodists. How. | seems best not to live.” ever, anyone can buy from the drug| Channing had been in the govern He lived Fifth Ave., near Pike St. GuELS 1113 Third Ave. Between Sepeca and Spring Sts. = Te Store for Useful Articles every “STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. Sand rbess Base a Young Men! Supreme Values in Bathing Suits Our stock of Men’s and Children’s Cotton Bathing Suits has been arranged in two price groups ior a big Saturday Special. at 98c at $1.49 there are Black Suits trimmed in there are Suits in all combinations white, sizes 82 to 40. of colors, sizes 28 to 44. MAIN FLOOR | Ho Hum! Worries Over Mere $150,000 What's @ paltry $150,000 when you for bill yesterday came to an agreement! on several important Pacific coast | are heires: at eotate of $1.8 items in the measure. | Miss Mae Murray, Seattle Provisions retained were: Author: | a) ‘Thrusday that she ity to purchase land for a balloon | oe 0 report from § station kt Camp Kearney, California, | where other heirs |and the naval alr station at Sand) A, Murray are contesting Point, Washmgton, carrying an ap- | to $150,000 in securities presented to propriation of $800,000 | her by the Montana millionaire. | The appropriation for the comple * ition of the naval hospital at San | {Dingo al. wok Gut to 9908008: [Hawaiian Naval Base! [peer tom oe | Destroyed by Fire| Embezzled $250,000 | wasuiscton unr 24m. | From U. S., Charge bare. Haw: VE teed: Me | | i, has been destroyed by MISSOULA, Mont, June 24.—Ja| "re etary of the Navy Denby | harged with having | S28 advised today. embezzled $250,000 from the govern ment during his 13 years as fiscal a t for the forestry department . jed guilty to the charge at f raignment in federal court here | Bail has been set at $50,000, $40,-/ 000 of which has been raised by en friends, following his declaration | —————— Your Clothes C | Boule “a iat Grate | ° Folding Camp Large size, regular $1.25, special Measures 18x21 inches —12 inches | high. Heavily galvanized, and all joints | are electrically welded—has center re- | inforcement. : | Large size Grate—will hold three or four utensils. Congress| HOUSE committee may grant privt ua to Campbell- Willis antt Another Shipment of IMPORTED WILLOW Lunch or Picnic Baskets in three sizes 25ce 39c 59c These clean white Willow Baskets are very popular. Just the thing for the picnic lunch. They can be stained in any desired shade. New 8x10 Wall Tents $9.95. “am Complete with ropes—representing a price at which it has not been pos- sible to secure this tent for several Board of public works | years. | agen Gold Medal Camp Cots 8-oz. weight, special hear means n perma Charles S$. Cummings, 64, civil en- | gineer, dies Thursday night at Vir-| ginia Mason hospital, He lived at| the Latona hotel, 2421 First ave. | OLYMPIA | receives license applications from.22 |stage line owners. Freling iter wilt hear Sefarday your last chance to secure a “Wear- Ever” Aluminum one-quart Stew Pan for 43c Regular price $1.15. Covers 20c¢ extra. $500,000, or twice the amount of the ————— _—— These Are The Wonder Values REAL PAINLESS , of Seattle And You'll Say So, Too, If You Make Comparisons continues the farmers’ export | | ; Ly meets to | sures ot, hada, For Camp Comfort Sleep on a | “Gold Medal Cot” Frames are hard wood and metal re- inforced. Covered with a heavy grade of brown canvas. Folds up and carried like a suit case. A $35 Two-Pants Suit Free to the man or Pe Pa young man who writes the best “original Mason Jars 98c R a Complete with genuine Boyd Porce- Splendid for practice use. Children lain-lined lids and high-grade rubbers. especially like them—they ave very lively. | PUT Be His eR NOW! ~The Popular “Blue Bird” Cups and Saucers SPALDING’S “PRACTICE” Tennis Balls Special, each . In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which js the 1 plate known, roof of the ; corn off the guaranteed 16 years. Ht Ketter Special, per dozen. When it seems that there’s not a cool spot left on earth, it’s time for Hilvilla, iced 68 Bridgework $2 Amalgam Fill All work guaranteed for 1 Have impressions take ing and get teeth [nation and advice Can and years, in the morn judges, but all advertising men are barred of Separate Trousers SEE idea” ad about Tailored-Ready 2-Pants Suits. R d Three advertising men of Seattle to be the ewar from the contest. ° A Great Selling 5 Qualities which sold last year at $8.50 and $10.00 Now OUR WINDOWS e Imported China, very desirable quality, SET OF SIX, | ailored Read Co SATURDAY SPECIAL...... 98c 2 ’ No design in recent years has proved so popular as the “Blue Bird’—the Emblem of Happiness. A set of Seattle's Greatest Store for Men and Boys these Cups and Saucers will make your breakfast table more cheerful. Get them Saturday, set of six......98¢ No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders Most of our present patronage I» recommended by our early custom in still you are in the right place, Bring this ad with you Cut-Rate Dentists oN, a tor the est heed Jou Ask fur villa Black 401 TO 407 PIKE ST.