The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1921, Page 2

—installs one of these NU WAY burners in your range —vyours is here waiting for you 6-day factory sale: THE and demonstration “NU WAY” KEROSENE GAS BURNER —the wonderful invention that is revolutionizing cooking and baking —no more wood chopping, no kindling, coal, soot or —four weeks ago this store laced on sale and demonstra- invention—its success _ odors. You turn it on when you need it—off when you are through. A twist of the wrist raises or low- ers the flame. It’s noiseless; ' Has a pilot burner. Héats your water coils—your oven or the top of your range all at one time’ or separately. Uses kerosene, the cheap fuel and gives an intense, hot BLUE FLAME. Installed'in ire boz of with- "any changes. ‘The NU-WAY. Dorner 1s out making changes. Y how piving satisfaction in hundreds of Seattle homes. “OWALLA WALLA.—C. ©. Gallo] LIVINGSTON, Mont=J, Balum, ay, undertaker, gives two pints of | Casper, Wyo,, robbed of $66 by two Blood in effort to save life of Mra|men in Yellowstone National park. Charles Wiseman, wite of postal | Officers are on hunt for the rob- clerk. bers. Do You Want a Specially Tailored Jersey Suit or Jacket Suits both in plain and Sport, up to $25.00 values, for $15.00 Big Reduction on Jackets They are each and every one a much high- er valte and are developed in black, navy and brown. The only way to judge them fairly ie to see them. And on a charge account if you like. End of Month Clean-Up Sale: of Summer Merchandise ; continues tion this tomanaoat ; they came, they saw, ae ee of the now been greatly increased, enabling tion of this won- ‘The surface of the Dead Sra ie 1,400 feet lower than the surface of the Mediterranean. * DR. Hi. T. HARVEY (Ex-President Michigan State Bearé Dental Examinees) Dental Surgeon cian 504-12 Eitel Building SECOND AND PIKE SEATTLE DR. J. R. HINYON Free Examination |BEST $2.60 GLasses | on Earth ‘We are one of the few optical im the Northwest that really lenses from start to finish, and | we are the only one in promotes ff) tsrrccttc ty seer, health | tometrist. Giassea not. prescribed | unless absolutely necessary. BINYON OPTICAL CO. | 1116 FIRST AVENUR Between may Fat ea Opening Next Sunday Mat.—July 31 with FRED DUNHAM LEADING MAN AND ALL NEW FACES Box Office Now Open NA Ol -OLEON IVE ING PLAY Through” SEATTLE STAR CAMP LIFE ISN T TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1921. ALL MOSQUITOES. \Read What Star Reporter, Who Is on Vacation in a Flivver, Had for Dinner ‘ | By Hal Armstrong | ALIXANDER'S GROVE, Lake Sammamish, July (Delayed.) |2ews out of the chill foothilin of Mt Rainier into this warm valley and the lake—quite a change of climate in three hours, | Yenterday morning the wife and 1 rolled out of the blankets at Green- water and dremed in a cloud. Yes- ‘terday afternoon we pulled Into Alex- ander’s grove, bot and dusty, and) |plunged into the lake. | This ts the place you come to to ‘drink sulphur water and watch the plump country girls go swimmnig. Some swimming! Whether you like {and wood and plenty of places to| Now, as to fishing. J got early in the morning, when the water is warmer than the air, or at noon. day, when the air is warmer than the water, you'll find it here. Or, if you like, you cam take your swim by moonlight. And seme sulphur water! The namo ¢ that likes limburger, he drinks sulphur water. But you don't have to drink the ntuff unless you like tt There's plenty of real water bubbling out of & spring at the foot of the hill, just across the road from the grove. eee Here tn the grove you'll find tables Wanted: A Divorce! Being the Adventures of a Girl Reporter, Posing as Mrs. Casper Cassidy, Who Seeks to Break the Mar- riage Ties With Her Husband. By Wanda von Kettler On the second floor of the Yale buflding is a lawyer who wears pecs and & biue sult. He crawted into the , cat of his sult as I slid into the room, #0, of course, I had reason to notice ita color, “I want a divorce,” I told him, aft er _ the man had straightened out the lapels ‘anda amoothed down the pockets; “I want a divorce— my husband and I don’t agree.” , “Is that ant he exclaimed. “Then you should have tried to-get it before the Sth of June.” eee Things were getting more in- teresting for me every hour, If [Biss von Kettler 1% only known. | Yoreed Casper before he existed, and | that, at least, would have been some- thing different, “How?” I asked; “Why? And it) seemed terrible, after all my experi: | ence not to know the little details of divorce. , “Previous to the 8th of June,” the man began, knitting his brows with “a divorce could be granted on grounds of disagreement, that In, incompatibility. Since then, however, incompatibility has been thrown out, due to the fact that a group of ministers got togeher and went up to the ure and hed the lawe c “It's Just like this,” he contineed. getting red around the ears, “it's all right to tighten up the rules, but you can't keep a man and woman together If they've made up their minds to disagrea. It just simply can’t be done.” eee Now, of course, T'4 heard most of that before with slightly different variations, so didn't feel I had to run for the last boat after all, And another thing: I thought Td detected anally. It seemed to me that this lawyer didn’t believe that 1 could have a. | I should eling to Casper indefinftely if mid Casper and I couldn't agree jon the wearing power of carpet | tacks, or other little mutual prob- lems that should hold the home to gether, “Then hew tong,” I arked, feeling decidedly comfortable, “do you sup pone it will take to get the divorce?” | And this man, whom I had regis: jtered an a sympathetic kindred spir-} it, answered by shoving me thru the feo into the lake beneath “Oh, I doubt if there'll ever be any divorce,” jhe replied, gasing skyward. “You're |young people and I presume just patting. There's a pretty big chance jthat you'll be together again,” and he leaned back as if his beaut! fully romantic presumption settled jall the disturbance But I had no intention of grabbing Casper by the hand and beading him |bmck to the family fireside without a struggle. 1 was planning the campaign when this lawyer in the Yale bullding con- tinued to wax eloquent. “It's funny about these mar- ried spats,” he exclaimed with mitch enthusiasm. “Just about three days ago a man beat up his wife on the corner of Eighth and Olive, and when the mob asnembled tried to thrash him for what he'd done, the woman | threw up her hands and shouted, ‘Don's you DARE teuch him; be’s MY HUSBAND." Now that story didnt apply to | Casper and me very well. I've never tried to keep HIM away from the mob, But the facts were inspiring, (tite. eee “But I must have a divorce,” 1 reminded him again, when I found a space in which my words woul! ft. “What'is one going to do if garage idea. So tar, Camper's ener- Ketic outbursts in the workds of real estate and haberdashery had not mupplied us with a vehicle, and 7 pitch your tent. Agd, if Mother Alex ander likes you, maybe she'll bring down @ Johnny cake, or a plece of that pew chocolate layer cake of hers. All the comforts of home, here. For dinner we had fried milk-fed baby chickens, corn on the cob, cantaloupe, coffee and layer cake. How's that for roughing it, out camping? And the wife did it all (but the layer cake) over an open fire. Koven the cat likes ft here. Indiana Boy Wonder | Plans Recital Here F. Gerald Smith, 14, called the boy | Wonder of Indiana, will give a piano recital August 2 at the Church of | God, 3630 Whitman ave, Seattle The boy is sald to have charmed many audiences with his artistic handling of the works.of great mas tera, ag Well ag with original compo- sitions, No admission charge wil! be made, | but @ special offering will be taken. fo wuddenty aristocratic when dis cuwing “our garage.” Goodnem, I WAS glad I thought of that! “Of course,” agreed the lawyer, | "if he makes life burdensome for you, and you've made up your minds you won't agree, you'll haye to get a divorce. The fee in $100, and it will take just about three months’ time, Has your husband any money in the bank?” he asked cautiously. “If #0, don’t let him know you're considering « Aivorce, or he’s apt to drag it all out, and leave no chance for you.” 1 told him that Casper would sus pect nothing. “But then think ft ever,” the man edded as he held the door open for me to mil out “Jurt think it over, and don’t forget that @ ‘certain amount of fight always goes with married life” eee TOMORROW—Mra. Cassidy deserts Seattle for a day te visit Everctt and has a hectic time trailing Snohomish county lawyers. | A - id. Summer Dessert! land I was glad to have heard about | it, if only for the Uttle inside infor. |mation on playful devoted married 1 one’s husband ties one up in the fresh string beans, new putatoes, { 3:30 and pulled acrom the end lake to a place where @ creek | ties in, Here, natives told me, all brands of fish to be hooked, I anchored the boat and toned my line, There is no time like ing for meditation. I meditated the fish hog. I hate « fish h fellow who wants to get a boat! before he quits. Of all the hogs, fish hog is the hoggishest. I hate to be classed as a fish pulled in my line apd to camp. I thought tt because when I it hard to step. Now for another swim, aod hit the trail again, There's a place called Robe, a up above Granite Falls, towards Index, See you in Roba Try this Dish bd ef | Selected with care where it grows | HE DELICIOUS flavor of Folger’s Golden GateTea is by no means accidental. 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