The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1921, Page 2

Sul, Sale df —tomorrow and Saturday are the last two days of this JULY SALE—o ur advice is to buy your furniture NOW — at these greatly reduced sale prices—buy all you need—“Your Credit Is Good!” une REFRIGERATOR SALE EXTRAORDINARY ! —2 days more of this refri itor sale; just a few more days of these wonderful values; it’s a good time to bay yours. —every refrigerator in our entire stock, hundreds of them, are included—even the Bohn §S greatly redu: on refrigerators are only space to show these few sale values: $1985 regular price $27.50 —eolid ocak cave, white enam eled interior, provision chamber; size 22216240 ins; 45-Ib. ice capacity; regular price $27.50; special for this JULY SALE, $19.85. _ $2'750 regular price $35— Debt to America “WASHINGTON, July 21—Wheth- Assessment on PORTLAND, Woodcraft Voted July 21, — Grand ~~ td United States will forgive its| Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, voted ‘Owed thif government is a question | vide a general expense fund for the upon which no decision has been! order's Riverside home, at Riverside, Peached. Cal. “Becretary of the Treasury Metton | told this to the senate finance charge any interest on the deferred | committee in resuming his testimony | interest. Tegarding the refunding of the debt. | ‘He intimated that the United/ States, in agreement to defer for three years the collection of all in- » terest on the debt, might also have put itself under obligation not to pt a rirtehemaaanlan lay. Europe, PETER MICHAEL A HOWARD WATCH Is a Marked Distinction of Good Taste | That Designates Prosperous Individuals ¥ I , too, Cm) our plan you, can possess one of these world - renowned timepieces. AY us only one dollar a week for a short period of time and a Howard watch is yours. HE price is stamped in plain figures on the box by the manufae- turer, EGARDLESS of whether you pay cash or easy terms, the price is just the Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry 202 Pike Street - Brazil is ag large a9 the whole of $4985 regular price $70— —large sige blue enameled RHINELANDER refrigera tor, sims 82219245 inches; 15-Ib. ice capacity; side-door leer; 2 provition chambers; regular price $70—; special for this JULY SALE, $49.83. 6, SCHOENFELD & SES Pr A Jap Deportations LOS ANGELES, July 21.—Govern or William D, Stephens today tasued in debtors the “interest on|late yesterday to assess every mem-|a statement condemning the Japan- ‘the interest” on the $10,000,000,000 | ber of the order 10c monthly to pro-|ese deportation in the Turlock dis trict. “California ts the leader among the states in the movement that is nov nation-wide for the complete cenw tion of immigration to America all peoples inalienable to citizenshi said the governor. “Rapid progress is being made, b jevery happening such as that | Turlock or Livingston materially | |Jures our cause and sets us back tr mendousty.” The goverfior said he had ordere the sheriffs of Merced and Stanislaw counties to investigate and make o complete report on all that happened in connection with the recent anti Japanese demonstrations. “I shall insist that the law and | treaty obligations be observed and that the Japanese now with us be protected in every moral and lega’ right due them as citizens of Call |fornia,” his statement concluded, |Kentucky Crickets | Capture Covington COVINGTON, Ky, July 2t1— | Covington is seeking a modern pied | Piper who can relieve the state, not from rats, but cricketa, The city |is suffering a vast invasion of the |insecta, which made their rendez |vous in a pit from which a gas tank was recently removed. They are overrunning the town by mil- | lions, The was invented in Hol- | land about the beginning of the 17th | century. DR. . T. HARVEY (Ex-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners) Dental Surgeon Diagnostician Pyorrhea Specialist X-Ray Laboratory Highest Order of Restoration Work Done Examination and Esthmate Free 504-12 Eitel Building SECOND AND PIKE THE SEA HERE’S MORE ABOUT [good time and Seattle is going to |noe that they get it Beattie lodge , headed by Dr. Carl Hoffman Jed ruler, has been preparing for weeks to entertain the visitors wih such entertainment as only Se- attic and the Northwest can offer. Hundreds of golf fans trekked out to the Earlington Country club /Thureday morning te wateh the champ golfers of Etkdom drive the little pill around the links tn the qualifying round of the golf tourna: |ment Crack four-man teams of the |etate lodges drove and putted for the |honor of competing in the finals to held in the afternoon for the big ate trophy eup. Trapshooters were scheduled te try their skill over the Fort Lawton range at 1 o'clock, while Seattle, Everett, Bellingham and Seattle |toams were due to play the opening games of the Elks’ championship |baseball series at the Pacific Const league park at 2 o'clock. The finals wil) be played by the winning teams on Friday. WOMEN TO BR |GIVEN BOAT RIDE Most of the lady Elks will board & steamer at the foot of Marion st. jut 2 o'clock for « tour of the har- bor, locks and lake, They will din embark at Leachi park, where auto- mobiles will be waiting to drive them over Seattle's famous boulevards. Mayor Caldwell was scheduled to |deliver the addrem of welcome at the opening sesulon of the conven: Uon Thursday afternoon. In the evening half a dosen big eventa will vie for the Imterest of {the Brother Bills, There will be a monster boxing carnival at the Arena for the fight fans, a ewim- ming contest at the Crystal Pool, a ritualistic contest at the Elks club, | bowling tournament and « fire- works display on Lake union. ‘The Whoop-la-Jaxs dance for 5,000 couples in also on the program. The ike will trip at the Armory and at the Shrine auditorium Harvard ave. and Pine st. SPECIAL PROGRAM AT PANTAGES THEATRE At 1 o'clock 4 epecial program Of acta will be presented at the Pun- | tages theatre for the benefit of the Big Brother work, The Purple Trafl, an old-fashioned carnival and circus, will be in full blare during the evening just seven blocks north of the herd headquarters, Hotels are packed with the Rroth- er Bills and thelr families, and of- ficers of the local lodge have tasued an appeal to all Seattle citizens to amist in houving the visitors. Every kind of motor vehicle from Elizabeths to Fierce-Sparrows, with tenting equipmen ing on the run- ning boards, were parked at the Woodland and Jefferson park camp- ing grounds, All of the lodges of the Northwest are represented among the pilgrims and Pep is the only password need ed for a good time. Beat People on Earth are arrtving hourty in special traina Elks from Portland, Maine, are waving gay greetings te Brother Bills from Portland, Oregon, while members of the herd from Baton Rouge are mingling on Second ave. with their fellow lodgemen from Michigan, BIG DOINGS ON FRIDAY, SATURDAY All of the Elk brotherhood are making strenuous preparations for ‘the big doings on Friday and Satur. day. The two outstanding events are the Big Brothers’ picnic for 60,000 Seattle kids on Friday and the mon- ster parade Saturday. The convention will end Saturday. A flock of officials at the big tented headquarters at Fourth and Madl- son are ready to help viritors find their way from attraction to attrac on. . Don forget The Purple Trail, carnival extraordinary, Delegates who have returned from the Los Angeles convention are still sore—their arms and shoulders haven't recovered yet from the sun- burning they got on the California | beaches, eee Rellhops are on the jump today at all the leading hotels tn honor of the ELKS RAID CITY | ELK SIDELIGHTS TTLE STAR ONE ARREST IN JAP DEPORTING Jimmie Shea, Former Ball Player, Is Held MODESTO, 4 Ipty @1.—The first arrest as an outgrowth of the deportation of Japanese fruit work: STARTS ON PAGE 1 visitors. P, &—DBut they're not rush ing lee water. eee Remember Harry Calohan! He wants flower, Oodles of them. Wants to give them away to the thousands of visiting Elks. Just to show them that flowers grow here all the time, in the depth of sunny win- ter or at the height of the cool eum mer season, Tuke the hlossoms down to the Elke’ club. They'll be warrant upon Jimmie Shea, presi apprectated, dent of the local fruit and vegetable workers’ union. The charge is kidnaptng. It ts a felony charge, Shea is held in jail at Turlock, He probably will be brought to Modesto, been fixed. Shea, a former Coast League ball eee lew Kittyedge, the partner of Ivan de Villiers, “the flying cowboy,” will make an exhibition parachute Jump for the benefit of the Elka to- morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Kitty edge will jump over “The Purple | Trail," hopping from a plane piloted by Bddie Hubbard, 6,000 feet in the) air, outfielder club, He declared he has an alibi and that he took po part in the raids of Tuesday night. cee eee Ivan de Villiers, “The Flying Cow- boy,” will sell novelties to the crowds from a booth at the corner of Third and Pike st during the big Elke’ convention here. The daredevil air- man will try to show that he minsed his calling when he didn't become a a. eee Lata of the Elks, eapectany those |from inland towns, visited Uncle Sam's champion fighting craft, the| armen te Seatile b@nks have come for- ward with prizes for the kids a Woodland park, Friday afier- noon, There will be 20 of them. Kach of them will be » $5 de posit in a Seattle bank—the start on the road te wealth, eee ‘Tacoma te expected to be one of the strongest contenders for the bowling honora, The tournament | play will take place Thursday and | Friday, at the club alleya eee TURLOCK, Cal, July %1-—A de termined effort to apprehend the leaders and members of the band which deported 68 Japanese here early yesterday morning was being made today by Sheriff Dallas, who | arrtved in Turlock this morning with feven of his deputies, There will be no “whitewashing” of the affair, according to Sheriff Dallas, He ts armed with five “John Doe” warrants for the arrest of the mob leaders, and more warrants were expected to be iasued in Modesto today, The warrants were eworn to by the sheriff. The officers, imme- diately upon their arrival, be) rigid search for several men, who, they said, are known to have insti gated and taken part in the affair. A number of arrests were ex pected. Red ts the color of good fortune among the Chinese. Eastern Elks were getting their | tonaila sunburned, staring at the ma- | jentio outline of Mount Rainier, | | Which was showing up in fine _— Prices Have Hit The Bottom! Thurnday, eee Elkers are sponging thetr white! and purple wuite for the big parade Saturday, Former members of the A. %& F. are going to experience | thrtlls of envy when they sce the | | crack drill teams of the berd go thru their evolutions, eee W. W. Woodbridge, heat of the) Publicity committee, haa developed 35 new wrinkles in his forehead, try-| ing to tell people of the hundred or #0 “doin's” here this week. eee And Dr. Cart Hoffman, exalted rul- | er of 92, is kept in a stew trying to re- member his tines at “The Wayfarer” Saturday night. eee Purple hattands and ermbanés, purple parasols and purple and white | pennants add considerabie color to Beattie, Even the sky and the bey are blue, b'gosht TO GIVE REPORT | ON STEILACOOM Asylum Conditions to Be Aired by Veterans Conditions at the asylam for the) inmane on Lake Ste!mecoom, being in-| vestigated by Maj. William H. Nel son, commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, department of Wash. ington, and John K. Witherspoon, | head of the United Spanish American War Veterans, will be reported on to Roosevelt post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Tuesday evening. will now buy you an excellent suit and Extra Pair Trousers With guaranteed fit and workmanship. A variety of pat- ot ed select from. DON'T WAIT— NOW IS THE TIME! Maj. Nelson was appointed to as- sist in the investigation by the post | Tuesday evening. The comfort of disabled veterans confined in the in The stitution ts involved, it is said. Accompanying the two investi of jgators on their trip to the institu: | Tailor tion Wednesday were: Miles Price, Clint Towne and Ralph Horr. | Mn oe 1108 Third Avenue land, women and even children Next to O14 Telephone learned to smoke. “AMERICA’S PASSION PAGEANT” Five thousand | render the music Box office open day. Mail orders fi certified check or ope. Stadium gates. in Woodland Park. Dreaw Rehearsal of Everyone Connected Wit Friends, Make sure you get seats is enormous, an your order is not place PRICES Wear Heavy Wraps Cool evenings make it advisable for comfort to wear heavy clothing while witnessing the pageant. Use Twenty-third Avenue car line for quick, convenient transportation to Auto camp, free wood, water, ranges performers—the largest production ever staged in modern times. Three thousand singers trained to of the world’s master composers. ti tickets quick. The demand for f bye favorite location may be gone if at once, Reserved Seats. - $2.20 Box Seats...... ++ $3.30 Children under 12, half price 10 a. m. to 6 p.m. daily in the Arena, Fifth Ave- nue and University Street. For the convenience of those who cannot come during the day theeoffice will remain open until 8 p. m, on Fri- lled up to two days before any performance, Send money order and self-addressed, stamped envel- : P Parking Automobiles Good parking for automobiles is af- forded south of the Canal at Twenty- third Avenue. Avoid the big crowd by parking there. Words and music of The Wayfarer, $1 at box office, Gates’ Jewelry Store and Rhodes’ Store. You need this com- plete story of the production. h the Production Thursday, 7 p, m. Guests and the General Public POSITIVELY NOT ADMITTED, ers at Turlock, came today when, Constable Stahl served a “John Joe” | Ball has not! player, was at one time pitcher and, for the San Francinco | A Grouping of SILK AND WASH ~ FROCKS Reduced to a fraction of their former prices to effect immediate clearance at $7.85 and $9.75 * 10 Taffeta Silk Frocks, 4 Tricotine Frocks and 35 Dainty Organdy and Embroidered Voile Frocks, Reduced to $9.75 * %* 6 50 Misses’ Frocks of Pure Linen and Imported English Gabardine, exceptionally well made and finished, Reduced to $7.85 These prices and limited biti suggest the advisability of early selection (SECOND FLOOR) ” SECOND Smoking was intreduced inte Scot land as an antidote for rheumatiam and ague, ‘The rock of Jerusalem ts the in sanctity of all the Me sanctuaries, venience as city homes. the world. 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