The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1921, Page 14

PAGE 14 ESCRIBES WONDERFUL OLD FIND TLE STAR ‘FKIVAY Y 22, 021. | stenting, and stated that he would do Would Divorce Wife | all in his power for her, but could not | Who Played as Maid | conse as nor nusvana, CHICAGO, July 24,-—Mre. Etta Het, VIENNA, July 22.—In Vienna noglay who was arrested two montha ago on| FUNERAL SERVICES for Her-| tenant is allowed to-have a key td & charge of entering the homer of! bert 1, Kemp, 1, manager stecl de | the street door of the house he lives Wealthy familion a# @ maid and steal. | Hardware | in enter tt ing valuables, tg now being sued by | her millionaire husband for divorce Se were scheduled for 2 p. m., Fri-| after 10 in the evening he haa to call Jovneph 8, Holl, the husband. day from Wonney-Watnon’s, The| the janitor and pay @ tee of about a od the $90,000 whe was accused of teinily home in $21 Lakeside ave, Discourage Late BARBER WHO WORKED Hours in Vienna WHILE MAN SNOOZED RAISED THE DICKENS BAN FRANCISCO, July 22 William Hood, famed engineer and builder of the Southern Pacific railway linew, was back in San Francisco today-from his first va cation in some 40 yearn, but minus the whiskers he has been 30 years in raiving. Hood mpent his days of rest at the Yonemite, His time belng devoted to rent, Isn’t It a Pleasant Lark to Hear the Concert in the Park! MRS, MAHONEY REWARD RAISED Additional $1 000 Offered for Body’s Recovery An additjonal reward of $1,000 for information leading to the recovery of the bedy of Mrs, Kate Mooers Mahoney, believed by police to be concealed in a trunk in Lake Union, | Yes, partment Schwabacher When he wants to conta, _ Prospector Tells of Dazzling Eldorado Discovered in Mexican Region My Child, the Park Pavillon Band dust now is very Total Wreek, Supports a Tuba As for the Program, You will get Lucia's Durable Sextet, wns offered Thursday by Mra. Car rie F. nieces of the missing woman, The King county commissioners Hewitt and Mr. Kate Stewart, | he admitted he dored in a barber chair at a Youemite hotel. Suddenly, Hood explained today, he awoke. “What's comin’ off he shout- have also offered a reward of $1,000 | ss mi for information leading to the re | ed to the barber, “Your whiskern, str,” Mandly re Ona his Nock, And hear (as sure BAN FRANCISCO, July 22.—An ‘great as to prevent estimation of value har been discovered in| it's Pushing Musle flee, according to Ralph L. Van Nailien, who has returned to Francisco after obtaining from it Obregon a concebsion to his discovery, Apeording to Van Der Nailen, two i and a half of exploration & fiver valley territory 200 In length revealed placer goid apogite Which exceed in value those | ayeing on AD Six; lifornia and Klondike and their is many times greater. territory embraced In the con- Includes several thousand miles, taking in the vabeys Yaqui, the Mayo, the Puert Binaloa rivers. On the Sinaloa eet, Van Der Nailien made intensive prospectifs. Bers of bly remarkable story, Naillen ey heros one| Bugget measuri ng four ‘Mmches in width and weighing than four pounds. Other sam fa showed the richness vet 3 bw sn half-ounce nuggets common. ich in gold i the gravel in one Of the territory, Van Der Nail- said, that even the adobe walls homes of the Indian residents, pulverized and washed, dio & pay streak, ona point his party purchased killed some chickens. Van Der exhibits the product of the craws, showing gold flakes ble size. ‘unidentified mineral was also d by the explorer. He said American prospectors are al ly working the territory for him . rn on Murray Estate is on the petition of W. 8. to remove James P. Giea- | cigar at 2 for 15c. You'll buy more tomorrow. SOLD BY Alt LIVE DEALERS Fdorado whose richness tn gold is |i" very Clima, In every Place, To sustain ‘Thra its Face, Hurricane; And working very Long and Loud Te elevate The Summer Crowd. The Trombenec’s The Druramer’s fall Of fancy Tricks; While trying bravely Whereas the Lad Who blows the Fife @ach are tho Irontes of Life) Draws down as much In Ready Jack As tho ho, ALSO, Strained his Back! As Anything) The Poct and ‘The Peasant Sing, While, if the Band Is fooling well, It wilt oblige With Wiliam Tol, And also, if You should insist, A Whapsody ¢ By Mr, Liszt. But oh, I hope ol shall not be There when they play My Rosary! —FRANCKS BOARDMAN. - A Pulmonary c ELLULOID FLATIRON Citizens Fear Sheriff Will Get It Sheriff Matt Starwich hasn't been able to finish what he started to say for the last four days, And it’s all on account of that everiasting poll tax. “You know,” he beging “in my opinion——* “Buses,” hums the tele phone. “Hello,” shouts a volte. “Say, my tame ts Smith, and you sent me a poll tax warning. Now ‘e you understand that I all right, sir,” says Matt, “I know all about ft. You just take the number of your receipt and send it to me.” Then he rings off and starts over again. e eve Fact ta, these poll tax warn- ings are still keeping the sher fs phone in continual usage regardless of the fact that they have been exposed as falsifying Misery spreaders, According fo the sheriff there is ho reason to acquire an extra wrinkle merely because one re- etives a warning when one had alréady paid the bil. Matt Star wich didn't know two months ago, when the delinquent lists were handed over to him from the’ treasurer's offices, that one half of the 45,000 overdues were 8 bhewe Cowan eit ‘ARK, N. Feces Sengent lndnoondens Cove RANDOLPH GROCERY CO. 1506-08-10 First Ave., Just South of Liberty Theatre Wholesale and Retail—We Deliver SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK Sugar civ 10 bs. 69¢ | sen Ligdy Bars 25¢ rei oF Spaghetti . ut, Ib. .. Bc pkg. Cocoa or Chocolate, .2he 0 cao DILL can HAL, MO} ibe, rolLnT PAPER. M. BAKED BEANS: Badan: B. FS 4 Satag h-2he CARONT i spain 3-2he Balk MACAKONI 3-250 PEANUT BUTTER GOOD UTS, per Ib..... 3 larg ood PRUNE mest 3 Ibs. 25c¢ BEST BGG8—Large fancy ranch, dozen 4B¢; 2 dozen HONEY. Tbe jar ASST. BUTTER-—The Very Best, |b. | FLAKY WHITE 15¢ Ib., 5 ths. PRESERVE POLL TAX FRETS HIM planning on making burried tripa to the city to pay up be fore the slips were mailed. So they were mailed, and one-half ©f the 46,000 victima arp excited, Fearing leat he come to take their celluloid flatirons, they have not ceased calling up to Jog the sheriffs memory. “I'm Mrs, Adama,“ mys the Indy on the wiry “and I just recetved——* “God bless you" says Matt Starwich, “just take the number of your receipt and mail it to me” Then he turns around with a sigh, “Good Lor,” he groans “somebody bring tn the oil can the receiver needs greasing again.” Time Japs Copied Monroe Doctrine “Commerce ia the tle that binds. Bach nation has a right to levy taxes ag it eeew fit, but there must be a limit if we are to have peace.” ‘This ts the declaration of Poultney Bigelow, author, historian and traveler, who arrived in Seattle Thursday night on the steamship Katori Mara. He bas just retorned | which has from an extended visit in Japan. “Japan has imitated so many ‘American virtues that it is about me for her to imitate our Monroe doctring,” Bigelow declared. ef committee for an illustrated lectare on Russia to be given at the ¥. W. C. A. by James H. Fish covery of Mrs, Mahoney's body. Seattle police and the detective de partment are still firm in the belief Wat Jamew EB, Mahoney, the missing woman's husband, murdered her and put her body in a trunk that was later sunk in Lake Union. Altho weeks of dragging operations have | been fruitless, Captain of Detectives Charles KB, Tenn body will eventually be recovered. According to Tennant Mra. Ma honey lw now 52 days ‘overdue in New York, Mahoney having declared at the time of his arrest on a forgery charge that his wife was in the Kast and would meet him in New York on June 1. No trace has ever been found of the misuing woman. “And ever will,” says Capt Tennant, til the bedy is found in Lake Union.” ‘The forgery charge agninet Ma honey was brought when Mahoney is alleged to have forged his wife's name to a power of attorney, letting him have acéens to hin wife's safety deposit box in this clty. Temple Silver Band Will Hold: Festival The Temple Sitver/band, of the Salvation Army, corps No, 4, will give a fentiva) at ite hall, 1413 Sixth ave, at § p,m Saturday, Refresh ments will be served and the public | is invited. Monday the band will go to Portland to take part in the sur mer congress, led by Col Turner, of} San Francisco, and Brig. Christo phereen, of Beattie. Patriotic Corn Is Grown by Professor MILWAUKEE, July 22—Prot. William L, Woodbury of the botany department, Northwestern univer. sity, bas produced a red, white and) with which he celebrated the Fourth of Juty. “The biue breed of corn newepapers joshed me when I an nounced my Intention and the farm- ere laughed at me,” he mid, “but I guess I've shown them it could be done.” Oriental Thirst Is Undaunted by Laws CHITA, Far Eastern Republic, July 22.—The Far Bastern republic, bonedry prohibition law, is having its troubles with boot legern, Every incoming train brings loads of booze. have doubled. Dry officials and prison guards searching for J. M. betes or 19, who escaped from Mon. it is confident the | quer prices | plied the white coated razor wield or Hood looked ! 4 glam and there he was the same man minus the utton chops” he bad #0 prized. “Vacations are too expensive,” Hood mused today. “I hate to think of spending another 30 years replacing what I lost in « ten minute doze.* Putt balla sometimes grow alx Inches in diameter {a a night. Tick Tock Clock Shop Repairing @one right. R for ana deliver Without extra charee. rie = ya Detempetrisiend } a en ARTZ HEADQUARTERS FOR CANNING SUPPLIES Recent carioad adilitions to our stock make eur shewing complete ef the Irading brands alzen. It will pay you te purchase your season's requirements now—dater on it is not probable ~ chases to replenkbh certain sizes, and readjusting eur prices make present quotations as our awortments then will became broken, neceamitating making smalice pur accoryingty, a s a —with that uniform distinctive flavor. 1m ..... 40c 38c 3-pound can —per Ib... 36c 5-pound can —per Ib... Kellogg’s Corn Flakes ... Post Toasties, pkg. llc 10c Campbell’s sin i All kinds, can. Admiral Sardines, In Oil, can ay Meat Tuna— ‘0. 1 size can, 13-0z. net—can., “te Deviled Salmon— Delicious and at the summer appe- tite—l4-lb. can.. DOWNTOWN 45 Pike st. Pike Piace Public Market ownstaire Weatl Public Market Corner Public Market South Knd Public Market 503 Union GREEN LAKE Green Lake | ontymnerty “DisTRICE ar BALLARD DISTRICT $419 Ballard Ave. $401 14th Ave. N. W. FREMONT DISTRICT 710-712 Blewett Bt. 4201 Fremont Ave. WOODLAND PARK 1217 Greenwood Ave. NORTH EXD 86th and Greenwood , ASTE AKE mntoN HILL 1320 Pike at Kerr Self Sealin; ( ) —pints .........00.- Kerr Self Sealing Mason Jars (Wide Mouth) —pints ... —quarts .. —V gallon .. WITHOUT MOULD OR SPOILAGE MASON CAP “SELF-SEALING* BRAND GIMPLE AS CAN 8& AND SEALS ALL REGU. LAR MASON| JARS As. SOLUTELY AIR-TIGHT, DOES NOT USE RUBBER RING. PREVENTS MOULDING OR SPOIL- ING OF FOOD. ALL GROCETERIAS PER 33c PER DOZEN... 321 First Ave, 1801 &. UNION take Ave, tard and © KIRI Mason Jars N. BROADWAY DIs- THICT LESCHI PARK bis TRICT erler Way DISTRICT Unio LAN! Market and Piccadolll Sta, Van Camp’s PORK & BEANS A real, eubstantial meal made ready in a moment— Just open the can and serve ‘the contents for lunch or dinner. Van Camp's Pork & Beans—the appropriate food for the, summer menn. -15¢ No. 2 can ey 2%, .17¢ STANDARD TOMATOES No. pity .10c Solar Brand Sliced Pineapple —Irg (No. 244) can 25¢ Good Apricots —large cin ........17¢ WEST SEATTLE California 4 Admiral asses ana ° ood White wa Publle Mar Hewitt and aa nn Next Mleeion Theat ex ty BREMERTON " Fourth St. Pubite Market KENT Second and Meeker Bt. “Demand the Wrapped Loaf” Absolutety Sanitary ‘AMONG THE LIVE commu- nities of Seattle is the University district — and among her “live wire” citizens are aldo and Wendell Hemphill, operating the qual- ity grocery known as HEMPHILL BROS. At 4509 University Way (Shown in the above picture.) Waldo and Wendell also do a lot of good work for the University Commercial Club, boosting for their community. At their store, established here in 1909, they sell hundreds of loaves of American Maid Bread—because they know its supers for quality, and their customers certainly appreciate itt Stop in and get one of su- preme loaves. Trade with neighborhood THIRD AND WASHINGTON IT’S A TREAT TO BUY HERG! The picnic and the weck-ends are worth considering now. Buy at this convenient market, where the cars start and you can Big Weel-End Meat Specials park your car. Ib.w seeeeeee Lamb Roast, Tas oe noeecoesiece Breast of Lamb, TDis ce secseeewneesces LEAF LARD, per Ib. We Betall The Best Values im the City 20c wm". 8c. 10c x7“... 18¢ 14c 3 wet 25c Our Smoked Meats te You s¢ Wholesale Prices at Al Times. All Frosh Stock Delicatessen and Summer Sausage, See us for your Mayonnaise and Thousand Inland Dressing for the Independent Packing Co. No. 3 Phone Elliott 4239 RAINIER BEST FLOUR, 40-b. sack. 10 pounds Pure Cane SUGAR. ...... Pure Salad oF Fallon eo White Stall 20 we Date “ MAIL ORDERS AND COUNTRY SHIPMENTS Stalls 62-53 Store No. 7 Van Camp’s Pork and Beans— Smail Crescent Cream Ae Coffee, Ib. Near Main Entrance Crago ent Cream Sobsees noe aoe Cheese, AN ateeee 30e Creacent Rake apie ostete cat 15c ine Faweats Brick 20 Ib. Cc Cheese, Pullet doz. 30C Big Special in Honey Mapieine, om bottle. ..25e Phone Elliott 0574 Eggs, Lamb Ps Ib. a8 Pork Roast, Ih, 20¢ Breast Lamb, Ib, Pot Roast, 1b....8@ Bacon. Sugar Cured, Legs Lamb, tb. 15¢ TO. serene BBG All Meats Country Slaughtered * Stalls 52-53 Store No. 7 Van Camp's Soups, all kinds— 10c