The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1921, Page 11

Section Two Seattle Star (<"+2) The U.S. WILL HOLD PHILIP HISLANDS 1} CANT BE SEATTLE, W FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921. PINES IN FAR EAST PLAN! LONDON’S PRIZE TWINS [WOMAN THROWN’ DOWN STAIRWAY Was Trying to Colleet Bill; Man Is Held Alleged to have thrown Mra. Ls | Shulky, 45, down a 20-foot staircase when ehe came to his apartment to collect a debt, J, B. Armstrong, 47, is held in city jail on an open charge. Mrs. Shulky told potice that she bad gene to Armstrong's apartment BANTAM KILLS Women Smokers HAWK IN FIGHT Charming, Says Barnyard Battle Is Won vy Cong resswoman Valiant Rooster WASHINGTON, D. C., July 29. | Should women and weed be parted? —-- |That is the question a house com BLUETTELD, W. Va, Juty 29. mittee for the District of Columbia A vallant little bantam rooster re |ix trying to decide, fused to run when a hawk descend-| Congressman Johnson of Missis- ed on Harvey chickens, \erees whieh will prohibit women As the hawk alighted, missing the from public smoking in the District chicken for which it had aimed, the |of Columbia. At the hearing there banuun sprang at it. Then ensued | were a doxen people and a represen. Harman's flock Of sippi has introduced « bill in con% ROOF GARDEN at Y. W. C. A. For fotks who have never been to ® roof garden party—here's your chance, The Union Bible Claes club of the Y. W. ©. A. is going to hold « roof garden party on the roof of the Y.| W. C. A. for two days, beginning Aug. 6 and 6. Afternoon tea will TONGUE HEAVY; | PARTY PLANNED MIND IS BLANK ‘To Be Given by Bible Class Boy, Victim of Aphasia, Has Unusual Case |} MARION, Ind, July 29-~-The condition of Curtis Richards, 15, ie puzzling local physicians. ‘The boy is believed to be suffering from aphasia. One day he told a friend him |tongue felt heavy. He stumbied over words and was unable to graspr the meaning of questions. @ fight full of thrills and feathers. | tative of the anti-biue law league Harman was about to rush in with) “I'm no fanatic,’ Congressman jstrong became infuriated, she says,|% club at the opening of hostilities, | Johnson declared, “and 1 love wom while they ‘Were talking but the bantam quickly demonstrat-/en ax much as any man, but I have He picked her up bodily in hie | 4 that if either needed @ friend it great fears for the next gencratiop arms and flung her over the railing, | W8* the hawk |if our young women are to be al | Mrs. Shulky landing at the bottom |, Th® bantam resorted to swift lowed to become cigaret fiends.” of the steps. She is in city hospital, |J80* With his apurs, then darting| “I have never seen women smok where she has a fractured wrist from danger. In ten minutes it was/ing in Oklahoma,” Mise Alice Rob- department of the ¥. W.C. A. This| wants to my, but can not expfaup all over, The hawk was dead eruon, Congresswoman from that) is the third annual roof garden par | nimaeit. ‘ ~ th . and leg, and bad cuts and bruises pe ce aot ; ; state said at the committee meet-lty to be given by the club, BMiss| _ |Logging Crew Fights The debt ix said to have been one | + ing, “but I must admit that th of long standing. Armatrong wiil| Bouck Will Command alliage gh Rapgceatreseg Scant (A Ralher, president of the club, \ | "y members of the club and Mrs. | bborn Woods Fi | Florence Porter, secretary of the Y. | Stu rn Fire. The entire crew of the Spring ae a lee ; probably be charged with first de A ° : : . : ree assent State Grange Again |{urion, at te Panamerican |; - William Bouck, recently removed , mneet: alleeinaiy’. Ane iw. Ga eoecereinent Brook Logging company has #us- |pended operation to fight a forest. charmingly.” an master of the state grange, by | been restored to the command of the a Woman Starving to [fire near Spring Brook. Despite tne efforts of a force of fire fight . the Death Found Here ‘°°, a ee be served from 3 to 6 and no admis. jsion charged. In the evening from | |7 to 10 the club will give a concert jand serve refreshments, A charge jof 25 cents will gain entrance for | the evening. | The attending physician saym The U. B. C. club is giving the| Richard's mind is in a jumble. Her |Party for the benefit of the housing |has halfformed ideas of what hex at 423 Denny way, to demand mon }ey that she had joaned him. Arm The next day he was unable ta talk coherently. He foes not recoge nize his mother and could not move |one arm and one leg for hours. } RELEASE 4 Simms Says, / Wood Commission Won't Favor Independence | gy WILLIAM PHILIP stOIS MANILA, July 29.—Immediate in , for the Philippines will | 2 outcome of the Wood: 1 Dia jon to the islands. emissaries of President Hard touring the archipelago to firsthand knowledge of con. and rey back to the will “point with pride” to strides made by Filipinos lines, but at the same time alarm” $100,000 a Minute Tax Evaders’ Loot | The committee adjourned without any action on the bill, Alleged Bandit Got | 42 Stamps, He Says! association by the state executive fire has been burning for the last ecw i . j committee, He has been appointed NEW YORK. July 29.—Luzury | deputy supervisor, which will give Found Wterally starving to death,| week, ‘Thursday ‘threatening tae Minnie Lukerrala, 43, is being held | spread near their camp. tax evaders thruout the United! nim virtually the same powers he James O'Brien, one of the alleged|in city jail for safe keeping. She heli States are stealing $100,000 a minute! tormeriy enjoyed. Bouck was re- from the government and the public. | movell by the national master of the Col. Wiliam Hayward, United States| gratis, following alleged radical ut : bandits held by the county authorl.| will be cared for at the Jail until sou REGt ‘ies at Mount Vernon, admitted that |}arrangements can be made for her Bt lls tal tocando of men he took 42 10cent stamps from the | elsewhere, She was found by Paw | sem to the Philippines fre that | district attorney, charged in an IM] torances | terview with the United Press today. ee Butterworth Drove Postoffice at Burke, Wash. a week |troiman 8. A. Hunsicker in the Col-| state, invites former residents of AxD, according to Postoffice Inkpec:|man dock in a weakened condition. |South Dakota to a picnic at Wood “In New York alone, $4,500,000 is Dr. Loope to Party) (>, "sane Thursday. O'Brien |She was hardly able to walk. She |iand park Sunday, being stolen every month.” he said “Statintios gathered by federal ex- perts show that the government should collect $15,000,000 in luxury) port Butterworth, of Butterworth | insisted that he had nothing to do|said she had been sleeping on park taxes every month in New York clty.!9 ‘gona, took care of Dr. Frank R.| with the robbery tast Saturday at the| benches. and ‘ea’ house porches and| After the show, we'll go to Boldt’a, Loops, director-general <t oe Star | Conway postoftice, had been unable to obtain food. —Advertisement, Shutin party to “The Wayfarer”) 5 psa —— — ocratpneninae ednesday night. He donated hie | Si] Weanenday night tte donated be SAIHIIMINNNNINAINALINAUI NIN NUNNCAISAA AEA NVA LUAU doctor hie first trip outdoors im) years, Bonney-Watson Co. also do-| nated an ambulance and assisted the | disabled. Both concerna promised | Dr. Loope they would respond to} his call for similar service at any) time, the lack, of observed tn certain other important directions, HOLDING Florence and Ivy Edwards won the first prize for twins at the annual baby show held at West Ham Park, London, Eng- land. There were so many entered that all were tagged with numbers to prevent a miz-up. pe result of the investigation will * ny which will warrant 1 Harding recommending to to hold on to the Philip- some time to come. up, such is the feeling Wood is not responsible impression. Neither lx ex- Forbes. The general fs a soldier, and the former general of the Philippines ‘a diplomat, to spill beans before they report pee pony “We ure getting only $10,500,000, showing that these scoundrels are | cheating the government out of $50, 000,000 in this city every year. “T have been Infornied a similar ! soon a9 @ stable government can be | Jones bill or that the president will established.” | so recommend to congress. It all depends on the point | It is stated here, however, that | Mtuation prevails thruout the coun view, aay the Filipinos, Every na-/the president has maid he would set. | *¥-" tion has its own standards and be | tle the Philippine question definitely . eves its own standards are best. /during bis term In office. So every.| THE BODY OF GEORGE NOBLE They ask to be judged by Filipino |one here tn asking, what will he do?| SKINNER, 58, who died in Grants standards, LE i es) Pass, Ore., arrived in Seattle Thurs Every Filipino you meet will ten} The Greeks betieved any one wuf.|day and was taken to the Bonney- you most emphatically yes. they are | fering from headache could be cured| Watson undertaking establishment. Prepared. Just as unanimously, | by biting off the head of a humming! Funeral arrangements have not been Americans in the islands say no, | bi announced. they are not. SANITATION 18 NOT SATISFACTORY Impartially, here are some of the/ things Wood and Forbes are aceing | for themselves. Upon such evidence, | rather than upon what either side! to the controversy may say, they! must base their report: beavers digging up hich they will base of doors. “It's an i wind, that blows nobody good.” The ‘cold, rainy weather has hindered the sale of Garden Hose, ete., so we have more on hand than we should have at this time of the year. But this “ill wind” for us “blows good” for you in these special prices. Compare the prices at beginning of season with those quoted here. Good roads, but not enough. | Good public order and a contented people. Sanitation far from satiafactory. Courts of justice functioning nor malty in places, but elsewhere abuses and congested docketa. In the main, alert public officials but hare and there an individual overreaching of authority. Honest balloting as a rule bat a) considerable number of charges of election frauds. Well conducted schools, but more | American teachers needed to teach English. Too many different languages and dialects spoken, the lack of a uni- versal language hampering national unity. An encouraging reduction of Mit- eracy, from around 60 per cent a few years back to less than 20 per cent at present. .. FINANCES ARE IN BAD SHAPE Finanees in bad shape, partly due to war conditions, partly to bad man- agement. This may eventually turn out to be one of the most tellin: arguments against early independ- ence. Women taking great Interest in politics, demanding independence and prohibition. ‘These are sore of the main items which the Wood-Forbes commission have either seen or had submitted to them in voluminous reports. Bales | of material have been furnished! them and must be sifted through. Few here seem to expert the com. mission to recommend immediate fulfillment of the ‘preamble to the| FRECKLES Don’t Hide Them With a Veil; Re move Them With Othine— Double Strength. This preparation for the removal | of freckles is usually #0 successful in removing freckles and giving a| lear, beautiful complexion that it They ing such argu-|© ‘ . | Lem hae Sit eY lig sold under guarantee td refund [We realize there is some truth |*he Money if it fails. All these things,” they answer,| Don't bide your freckles under a we are not demanding that you | Vell; get an ounce of Othine and re- | OUt Of the “islands completely.” |move them. Even the first few appli P*Any honorable concession the jeations should show a wonderful im States may ask,” Manuel L.{Provement, some of the lighter president of the Filipino |fféckles vanishing entitely. ) declared, “will willingly be| Be sure to ask the druggist for the | fn exchange for our inde- | double strength Othine; it is this that ce.” iy sold on the money-back guarantee. Advertisement. Good Company plus Good “Fats” make a Good Camping Trip Pack this package with the old mess kit, good coffee, good bacon, a few “extras,” then camp, camp, camp as long as good fortune will let you. i i 25 c 3 aE i i Eg a z 1,500 feet %-inch Kaptan W: Rubber An excellent 5-ply hose. pay e4 50-ft. lengths, were $8.75, now. .$6.65 _ 2,000 feet 34-inch Green Line, Extra Quali %-inch Wing Foot Moulded Rubber 5 cotton covered. a —a Goodyear Co. product. ' H %-inch Red Line Cotton Covered over pure rubber tube. 50-ft. lengths, were $7.00, now. . 25-ft. lengths, were $3.75, now.. 500 feet 5 3 [ 3 f i <a Bi ae 7 i 4 £ ez i i i i t 7 § é storm: ? i MEU EEELE IG FE by. ‘ MEAN been put up to the Wood- {Portes commission that diplomatic: fF and militarily speaking, com- Independence for the Philip- will spell the finish of Ameri- B prestige and power not only in but in the Far Eastern world Xs UOAENOOCSONAUUNOALOUAA | President Harding’s tn- have been told that if ca clears out of the islands pabe will love for good and all share of trade in the Orient at very time when every other is struggling, with no holds to get a footing there, not a question of just get- of the Philippines,” one of Most influential Americans in told me, “bat a question of from China and this whole of the globe.” This American We the commission the benefit of . Camping’s the time you appreciate the super- convenience of FISHER’S PANCAKE FLOUR. Even the sweet, powdered milk and sugar are mixed right in. Just add water from the nearest spring and the batter’s ready for the frying pan. Count noses first; a cup of FISHER’S PANCAKE FLOUR makes twelve brown-crusted, _rich- flavored pancakes, medium size. soskers - PANCAKE FLOUR hile the Filipinos are not HN HR Nr | 25-ft. lengths, were $4.75, now. .$3,05 | 50-ft. lengths, were $13.00, now $8.45 2,500 feet 7,000 feet 34-inch Electric Corrugated Rubber %-inch Ernst Moulded Rubber Finest garden hose made. No better hose made. 50-ft. lengths, were $13.50, now $9.95 50-ft. lengths, were $15.00; now $8.95 25-ft. lengths, were $7.00, now. .$5.25 | 25-ft. lengths, were $7.50, now..$4.65 = All garden hose complete with couplings, no nozzle. f AT SPECIAL PRICES : All Sprinklers are similar to cut—five sizes. With 8 arms, 4 inches high, } With 3 arms, 9 inches high, were $1.75, now... $1.19 were $2.00, now. ..$1.29 With 3 arms, 12 inches high, | With 4 arms, 2114 ins, high, were $2.25, now...$1.48 were $3.75, now...$2.49 With 3 arms, 24 ins. high; were $4.75, now.........$3.98 - ~ ~ We don’t want to carry any over into next season. Four only, Director—Ball-bearing, 4 cutter blades, 14 inches wide, 9-inch high wheels —were $12.95, now... —.....-... $9.95 One only, Director —as above, 16 inches wide, was $13.50, now....-.....$10.45 Four only, Baby Grand—Ball bearing, four cutter blades, 14 inches wide, 8-inch high wheels—were $11.95, now.....-..$8.95 OS PROMISE “me BASES AM America wishes a “Hongkong” Her own in the Var Bast, the will gladly prov it 8 way, along with wha the United States may in Way of bases in this corner of world, | The Cornish School Drama—Musie—Dance Roy Street at Harvard Get it at your gro- cer’s in small pack- ages for the short Four only, Rainier—Three cutter blades, 12 inches wide, Mnaein’. Coumyes fee 8-inch high wheels—were $9.50, now.........$7.95 of Augus EK, ROBERT SOMMETZ, French Pianist. Private ahd class in- For these concessions the Fui.| thr 4 i” tna ie | ee - pound Would ike to have America’s . M against external » Filipinos,’ almost to « trip, packages fine for the longer trip, and in nine-pound sacks for larger parties. Three only, Rainier—as above, 14 inches wide—were 99.76, ROW cos cnccidb otis ¢hswetcoeens. ceheun APU One only, Aloha—Ball-bearing, 4 cutter blades, 14 inches wide, 9-inch high wheels—was $12.50, now...$9.95 SPIERING, eele~ olinist and Orchestral r, will hold classes but they do not insist to August Homaid Ice Cream Freezers Two-quart, galvanized pail, with heavy retinned cream container. Special at cnneeeseees cece ceccce $1.50 ATLUUTAUAUUUALUVOUAUAUEGUEGLAUAUAUAUAUALUUCUAUUEAUEUEAEEAAAAAA AAA Other side of the picture is| aeeeey Filipino one. It * to do with It ie this: | the Filipinos “prepared tol Mg the responsibilities and | Yall the privileges of complet | ee ce” within the meaning | Tones bi en V . w Dramatic eaking SCHOOL OF THE THEA- FE has a special course for bers during August tion in all departments of hool continues during the has internationa) | and Pub) summ MN of 19147 Pupils are reverted & rogister “ now for the fall term beginning definitely promised “to September 6 independence as : t aa