The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1921, Page 5

¥ Love Deno, } BRIDE SAYS SATURDAY. Woman, 74, Wife 2 Months, Seeks Divorce From Childhood Beau BY R J. GIBBONS CHICAGO, July 16.—Mrs. Mathilda Behubert, at 74, is suing her husband of two months for divorce. | “No person past 40 should wed,” may doth. } Years ago the two were sweet | hearts in the little Westphalian vil-| Jage where as a gir! Mathilda reigned | Las belle. Louis Shubert paid ardent bs But Mathilda refused him for | ‘another. | Boy and girt then drifted apart. | | ‘The village, too, faded from their) Memory. Years passed before fate @tepped in again. | Mra, Schubert, after burying her husband, was in Chicago visiting | friends. Downstairs in the house| | where she stayed lived a man, alone. | | He had buried one wife, and divorced | & second. | The man was Louis Schubert. By chance, after a month, they met. She was hanging clothes in the} back yard. He was tinkering on a! repair job. Recognition was mutual. @ays they were married. ROMANCE BLASTED Ina few All went well for two days and “Louis became irritable,” Mrs. Behubert charged. “He wanted the forks put in just the same place he/ had been putting them. He grew in- tolerable.” ‘With the romance blasted, Schu- Bert went back to his solitary life Once more. I found him flipping | ‘Mapjacks for hie evening meal. Be- s n times he stopped to pat a mix- i of rising dough that was about . Feady for the oven. _ “Don't talk to me of women,” he ‘said. “I'm through with them for| good. A man of my age should know Detter. Women cling too much they’re too weak. Love—ha, that’s & myth for children only.” all-day backache! It's the lameness, soreness, and those pains! other serious kidney ilis. those nerveracking backache, “I was bad off with kidney back felt pretty stiff when my back and the pain owt This medicine cured me.” “You Have ‘Neglected Your gaan why you are tortured with that dull, And it’s due to neglect of these early warnings that we find so many people with gravel, dropsy, hardening of the arteries and To be well and stay well you must watch your kidneys. You cannot afford to ignore even the slightest symptom of kidney weakness. That These Seattle People Speak: JOHN HANSEN, 2688 Grand a when Ptried to lift 1 got @ right thru the small of my back, and my gr gery een of my back. I had bad kidneys were irregular in action, too. One aing in the top of my head. I finally of the family who had received ‘such good ught Doan’s Kidney Pills and used them. results from Doan's Kidney Pills told me They helped me right away, and after to try ther, #o I bought a. box. Doan's taking two boxes, the kink went out of quickly, benefited me, and soon relieved ma Doan’s Kidney Pills At all dealers, 60c a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists, Buffalo, N. Y. Pantages Offers c omedy Bill Musical Trio at Palace Hip 1—Bert and Sue Kelton, Pantages. ing to Met. 3—Lola Brano, Palace Hip. 4—Billy Maxey, with Georgia Minsterels, Moore. 2—Dale Winer, com- * * * * * * * * Bravo, Michielina and Trujillo, late, !n which novel songs and graceful stars of the musical show, “Gypsy | dances are featured. Ove,” will offer a picturesque feature Baggett and Sheldon are of the new all-star show promised at| eramed as “Two Aces of Clubs.” Loew's Palace Hip tomorrow, M.| Eve and Pert Kelton promise a lot Golden is presenting this notable trio | of clever songs, in @ colorful Spanish Gypsy Revue.| MUSICAL COMEDY Anger and Andelon, a man and| COMING TO MET girl, are scheduled to bring some! “trene,” the smart musical com- dashing ideag in their comedy skit, | edy, which comes to the Metropolitan “Slapped.” soon, has scored triumphs both tn “Show me,” a unique comedy play-| New York, Chicago and London, The Jet, is the vehicle in which Walter | hook, by James Montgomery, is most Fenner and company will contribute | entertaining, telling, as !t does, an thelr share of the merrymaking. interesting story of a Cinderella shop Nothing serious ts promised by/| girt who is suddenly elevated to Long and Perry, but thelr combina-| smart society, tion of comedy chatter and new pop | Dale Winter, @ charming young ular songs, woven around and thru/ actress, ts feature das [rene @ pianologue, to be one ef] GEORGIA MIN! the bright features of the show. Jean and Valjean are aerial ar tiste, ‘Wil Rogers ts the star of the fea- ture photoplay, “Boys Will Be Boys.” MUSICAL GAYETY COMING TO PAN ‘The Jarvis “Wheet of Mirth,” which tops’ the new show coring to the Pan, isa combination of clever comedy, singing and graceful danc ing, written and staged by Willard Jarvis, In the cast are Roe Reaves, popular comedian; Willard Jarvis and four pretty giris. Senator Francis Murphy, who has been making vaudeville audiences laugh for many years, returns in a brand new monologue that he calls “Direct From the Senate.” Another popular entertainer ts Judson Cole, conjuring comedian, whose art and humor are refreshing- ly wholesome and clever. Murdock and Kennedy, @ man and &@ pretty maid, will present a new act, from anything performance. Deputies on Trail of Whisky Runners Eighteen sacks of whisky were setzed by sheriffs deputice at Rich- mond Heights Friday. According to Sheriff Matt Starwich, the shipment was smuggied across the border by train and dropped at the Richmond Heights siding thra prearranged plans. One hundred and thirty-two eases, he alleges, were previously moved from the scene, and depu tes are now on the trail of the whisky runners rr Mh 0 wer yyty Kidneys’’ thoee headaches, dizzy spells and other distrees ing kidney disorders, while easily corrected if treated promptly, may prove serious if neglected. Don’t be discouraged! Use common sense and take things easier for awhile. Cut down your meat. Drink plenty of pure water, get lots of rest and sleep and help the weakened kidneys with Doan’s Kidney Pills, This old, reliable remedy has a world-wide reputation and is rec ommended right hére at home by scores of your friends and. acquaintances. Ask your neighbor! reason for that sharp, rheumatic knife-like pains, MRS. FRED STEWART, $46 1: says: “I was in bad shape f complaint, I suffered from severe pains t got up in of my head. of the backache entirely. "They made my kidneys act all right; too.” | | Jacuzal, were present. “BUD” COFFEE Veterans Will Honor Dead Airman MODESTO, Cal, July 16 (Bud) Coffee, one of the four men killed in Thursday's airplane acct: | dent, will be buried with full mill. | tary honors. The funeral will be held at 4 p. m. and will be attended | |by practically every ex-service man | in the city, the Modesto lodge of | Elks and the Gamma Btta Kappa! fraternity, The Oakland Aero club, to which Coftes belonged, also has been noti fied and is expected to have repre sentatives present The body of A. Duncan MoLetsh, | San Mateo boy, was shipped to San | Mateo yesterday. The body of John | H. Kauks was forwarded to Oak }land for burial, The body of Jio- condo Jacumi was interred here in the Catholic cemetery yesterday. The widow and a brother, Rachel Harold | ‘The inquest placed no blame for | the accident, Rachel Jacuzzi de-| clared while testifying that Coffee probably tried to straighten the monoplane out too spddenly, caus ing it to collapse. 7. . Coffee, daring California airman, was the aviator who made a record carrying pletures of the Dempsey: | Carpentier fight to The Star, mak ing the Coast flight relay with the news photon Woman in Congress Springs Sensation WASHINGTON, July 16—Mise Alice Robertson, the lady from Okla. jhoma, sprung a sensation In the house yesterday, when she an nounced that she would vote to keep hides on the free list of the tariff bill. In doing #0, she broke with several republican leaders, who spoke for a 15 per cent ad valorem duty on hides. “Iam against a duty on hides, be- cause I love the farmers’ children better than I do the packers,” she said. Big Picnic Planned by Irish Societies Trinh societion of Seattle will hold their annual picnic Sunday at For tuna park. Among the A. O. H. and the K. of C. will be Dr. BE. A. Cantrell, Angeles; John 1. O'Phelan, of Ray mond; Judge John M. Harnum and John L. Fit ok. General McArthur Rose Takes Prize Horticultural asociation's first flower show, which opened Friday at Volun- The show will continue American Yeomen to boulevard park Sunday. will bring their own baskets. Till Tapped as He Taps Cider Keg|@ Dan Hogan, proprietor of Hogan's Place tn Renton, reported to the Renton police Friday that while in the back room tapping a keg of cider, some one tapped his cash reg: ister for $5. The tapper has not been found. Disabled Veterans Issue Publication Disabled war veterans at Cushman hospital, Tacoma, are going over the editorial top this week with their new magazine, dedicated to the cause of cheering up the overwead men. The name will be chosen next week, Tho | magazine has four pages. Today in Congress jOUSE Ways and means committee consid- ors amendment to tariff bill Bergdoll committee considers new evidence. Naval affairs commitice holds hear- ing op Pacific coast naval bases, Interstate commerce committer con- tinues hearings on maternity bill, SENATE nh wenaion. committen bureau bill tixation of Mingo mine war continued by the labor committes, Not considers Sweet Coffee down again. Highest prices, 400 and 38. Lowest price, 20c. Lunch with me—Quick service, wholesome food | M. A. Hansen, 49 Economy Mar-| ket.—Advertisement. and loss of hair Full direetions with every Beap and treat- With CuticuraSoap and Fragrant Talcum THE SEATTL men are predo stronghold of Sinn Feinism. Seattle school board expenditures features | will be discussed @t an open meeting will be a baseball game between the| to be held in the assembly room in Orators | the Central building, next Thursday of Los| ¢vening. Reports compiled by the Tax Re duction council and Voters’ Informa. ton league will form the basis of dis cussion, Homer Hill, representing the tax investigating bodies, will present the case against the school board's ex: penditure program, while Superin. A Gen. MacArthur rose, exhibited | tendent Frank B. Cooper has been re by Miss Rena Wilber, secretary of] quested by the board to prepare a the SeatUe Rose association, won the | statement of his opinions on the tax grand sweepstakes at the Seattle | reports, Bandits Shoot Man CHARLERO!, Pa, July 1¢—Four masked bandits escaped with « euit- Have Picnic Sunday |2% :orxinine $40,000 Friday after Baseball, games and dancing will| Chariero! interurban car three miles feature the annual pienie of Har-|trom Charlerot and shooting John mony Homestead 1743, Brotherhood | patterson, of American Yeomen, at Rainier|onairman of the board of directors Picnickers lof the Youghiogheny Coal company. The money waa to have been used| SPOKANE.—State Senator F. A./er, pioneer, to King County Demo- | to pay miners at the Charleroi’ Hutchinson grows weaker after op-| cratic club, at Meves’ cafeteria Sat- mines. STAR ap showing the sentiment of Ireland. The shaded por- tions indicate the counties where the Ulsterites or Orange- The unshaded portions indicate the Under the home rule act, Ire- land is entitled to two parliaments, one for the North and One | nin county ‘PICTURE BRIDES STILL ARRIVING Japan Fails on Agreement With United States inant. for the South. FREE-FOR-ALL ON SCHOOL TAX Full Discussion at Open Meeting Thursday 766 that and Seize $40,000 up = Pittsburg: general manager and eration. QyUEENSTOMN PT) SINN rein > oa SAN FRANCISCO, | Charges that the “picture bride |Qux ts continuing despite the “gen tlemen’s agreement” between Japan and the United States by which Japan is supposed to prevent their leaving Japan, were made by United States immigration officers today. During the year ending July 1, “picture brides” port, the officers mid. They charge July FUNERAL FOR (MAP OF IRELAND} entered the arrived on the Siberia Maru, which docked here Wednesday. Seattle Caravan Off to Vancouver BELLINGHAM, July 16.—Seattle's auto caravan, which left Seattle Fri- day morning, headed for Vancouver, B.C, early today, following its arriv- al bere Friday evening, Its members mingled with members of the Belling. ham Chamber of Commerce at a din- Wayfarer” and the merchants’ con- vention to Northwestern Washington and British Columbia, PURSUED BY BAD | LUCK; IS SUICIDE Something Happened to Him, Every March Becauses of despondency be | lieved due to a peculiar succes: sion of filly that has pursued him in the month of March each year since 1919, Willam B, Coulter, | 41, of Riverton, drank carbolic acid Friday night and fell dead | at the threshold of his home. Coulter was injured while work: | |Ing in the Skinner & Eddy shipyards Jon March 25, 1919, and laid up for jseveral months, That is waid to have been the beginning of his 1! luck. A year later, to the day, hie wkull was fractured in an automobile acc. dént, and in March of the year fol Mowing, 1921, he underwent an oper. ation on ‘his head | His act has been laid entirely to |hix utter despondency. At the coun |ty morgue a note was found in his) | poe ket, | j “Dear Dell,” it read, “Life is | worthless to me without you and | Billy. Lots of love. Take good | care of Billy.” } - (Signed “BILL.” | His wife, Mrs, Della M, Coulter, | jwas with him when he died. She | jand their 2-yearold son Billy are his only surviving relatives, W. York, F: ighter of Early Indians, Dies| UNION GAP, Wash. July 16—) Forty-#ix years ago William York jeame to the Yakima valley, and| never once left the place, He died Jat the age of 62, He was among the early pioneers |who struggled with the Indians of Yakima. He was deputy sheriff of in 1877, and was a mem- ber of the posse which rounded up| the murderers of Blanche Perkins. | His collection of Indian curios is| valued at $26,000 Funeral services will be held Mon |day afternoon at Union Gap. Sergt. McNight, Head Jailer, Passes Away Sergt. George Edward McKnight, 2410 Jackson st, for many years chief jailer at the ctiy jail, is dead, a vietim of Bright's disease, McNight had been ill for some Ume. He joined the police force in Febru- ary, 1907. He was born March 1, 1868, at Epping, Ontario, Canada. He is survived by his widow, Mrs, Sarah MeNight, three sons, Herbert, Ear! afd William, and a daughter, Mary Frances McNight. |Place Extra Guards to Keep Out I.W.W. ABERDEEN, &. D., July 16.—Fear- ing an attempt at reprisal by I. 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