The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1921, Page 2

factory sale and demonstration EMPRESS UNIVERSAL PIPELESS FURNACE an unusual opportunity to equip your home with the latest development in heating and ventilating systems— —attend this exhibit and onstration—see how the makers roblem of the EM- = tre be pipeless heating PRESS UNIVER- SAL Asbestos - Insulated Pipe- less Furnace — a complete heating and ventilating system installed in your basement without pipes. Has just one register directly over furnace which, in combi- nation with coll air duct, provides both warm air outside and cold air return. The warm air rises, cold air descends. Creates perfect circulation, —hu- midifying as well as heating and ventilating. This week the factory expert will be here to explain in detail this high- class furnace. dem- 2 the TAKEN IN EXCHANGE — demonstration we your wasteful, broken- down old cook stove or heater —during this take and make you lowance on your new pur- for future titles you ducements a liberal al- —we give you a year to pay for your furnace. THE SEAT HERE’S MORE ABOUT CARUSO STARTS ON PAGE ONE | York, she maintained her composure end confidence that he again would weather the atorm, OPERATE IN DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO SAVE LIFE The operation originally had been Planned for some time today, But during the night the specialists mw Caruro failing so rapidly that they feared he could not survive until dawn, It wag decided to operate at once, Folowing the operation surgeons wtated Caruso's death was only a mat- fe cash will hold any EM- RESS UNIVERSAL PIPE- LESS FURNACE you select delivery—and en- to all special in- of this sale and demonstration. Standard Furniture Co. Gentlemen: On December 21, 1918, you installed a in my home. It has proven a all on one floor (3! heat in the range and small heater gaver—no coal or wood to basement cool and not clu in two different homes and h ay u and consi ACE far any other. 5608 Keystone Place. PREE! (este —during this sale and demonstra- tion the factory will include, without charge, this white por- celain top kitchen table. TELEPHONE MAIN 7144 —have our furnace expert call and give you estimate for installation. our \ Credit pret success in every way. by 58), and must say that the rooms are throughout. I burn no more fuel in the furnace than I did ave more comfort. Polk pgs "T te put pie Aces ipes. ve that the UNIVERSAL PIPELESS ours March 3, 1919. Pipeless Furnace I have six It is a great W. J, CLAY, BN RENTAL DEPARTMENT "TACOMA: ¢. SONOEAP AED & SERS Banquet to Admiral E. W. Eberle Tonight Capt. J. 5S. Gibson, chairman of the naval affairs committee of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, will preside at the informal banquet given in honor of Admiral BE. W. Eberle and officers of the Pacific fleet by the Bremerton Chamber of Commerce Tuesday evening, At least five representatives of the naval affairs committee of the Postmaster Bound Over for Shortage | At hearing Monday before U. 8 |Commissioner Robert C. McClelland, | ‘Christian Hansen, former postmas- jter at Kirkland, was bound over to |federal grand jury on $1,000 bonds, which he furnished. Hansen is charged with embexzlement | $2,303 postoffice funds, jocat chapter, with their wives, will oft) |! am not a doctor but PHYSICIANS HAVE OFTEN ADVISED PEOPLE = | 70 TRY ME. Former UNITED STATES SENATORS, United States Army y Is what you will receive if you have your account with this association. Money received on or before the 6th of this month will receive five months’ earnings January first. $1 to $5,000 accepted POM ULL LLL OOM TT SEATTLE SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 9309 4 AAUUUNHASNOOUANAUUGLAN UL HANUE TGA (HLH - 34 AVE. UUAHANAVENNOT HORNA Anuae THNNAANAAN i A 7 Arithmetic Has ‘ 4 Jade Earrings Four jade earrings, concealed in a space cut in the leaves of an arith metic, were found by Spokane cus toms officials and have been for. warded to Seattle. The book wag ad dressed to 356 Main st. Rockland, Me. The return address was “The Sam Lee Laundry, P. 0. Box 25, Greenwood, B. C.”' The jewelry is valued at about $25. Hi from the opera stage in the passngee | from “Samson.” or sob thru “! | Gloria, and a great deal to resting. | He boasted that he could feel his grow could claim the title of “the greatest at ‘rangements for the burtal were not completed today. The singer's American wife was almost prostrated after her long vigil at the bedside. It was expected that Carusn will be buried after one of the moat impres- sive funeral services ever conducted in Italy. Naples speculated but little ary 25, 1873. At the age of 11 the boy tenor began singing in the churches of his native city. When the extraordinary powers of the If You Want More Bodily and Mental Vigor Try Me I Only Require One Minute ag Any Bangg ele Sig on Ba run-down, nervous endurance, in two weeks’ time, in many instances. Generals, Judges of U. 8. Courts availed themselves of my help. 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To prove to yourself what I can 40 get Four doctor to take a specimen of your blood and make & *bleed count” of your | Fed blood eorpuscies, then try me for one month and have a new “blood count” y ee how your red blood cor- have increased and how much r and better you feel; how thé k te your face and nd more steady your hérves now are. I will not injure your teeth nor disturb your stomach. You |youthful voice were discovered, Ca- Redd not lone & cent on me, If 1 do not! give you satixtactory results my mann- facturers will refund your money, Get! only me. Beware of imitators. I come in rie liquid form—Look 1. On every tablet peck Baby Gloria TL ENRICO CARUSO World’s wore DELAWARE 08] Carey Palmer of Milton, and two democrats, Charles F. Murphy of Harrington, and B. F. Insley of Bethel, got topether in an ‘automobile and made a townh-to- town canvass of the entire membership of the senate. As the result, it was announced that 12 of the 17 senators were ged to vote against confirmation. Weeks went by, and the state senate was not called together to receive the judicial appointments of the governor. Wolcott’s opponents thought he was out “of it. When the governor did call the senate together to- ward the of June, leading the list of judicial ap- pointments was Wolcctt for ishoallce. : Gov. Denny and Coleman duPont’s other friends and political co-workers had not been idle. They had broken up the phalanx of 12 which had been to vote against confirmation. sides were in conference daily, and some of the senators sat in on both sides. The charge was made in open senate that some of =— were trying to find out which had the most to fer. When the senate met, the anti-Wolcott people rec- ognized that they were defeated, if the vote were taken at once; the Wolcott leaders were equally sure of vic- tory if they could force the issue. Put Guards at Bedrooms Lest some of those who had been pledged to both sides should be absent or “sick” at the final roll call, I am told two guards were put in the bedroom of each of the doubtful ones to see that he did not get away. When the senate met, the members who were resist- this duPont-Wolcott trade were prepared to fight. e first day they obtained an adjournment without action on the nomination. The second day they opened up with their charges that improper influences were being used to bring about the confirmation of Wolcott. Senator Charles Murphy, of Harrington, demanded consideration of the nomination in open session “to give his democratic a chance to answer the charge that they had sold out.” e third day the battle was resumed. tor I, Dolphus Short, of Milford, charged that senators had been promised a consideration to vote for Wolcott’s confirmation. One senator, he said, was to be appointed under the U. 8. alien property custodian to four directorships which would net him $500 a year each, or $2,000 a year, for three years. , In other cases it was charged that ‘the senators were to receive $1,500 worth of directorships, while in one case the consideration alleged was $5,000, “If you doubt this,” challenged Short, “ask Tom Miller—he knows all about them.” Thomas W. Miller, the alien property custodian, is a Delaware politician who hopes to succeed U. S. Senator Ball, of Delaware. Today in Washington he declared that he had had no connection with any such offers to Delaware senators. “We have proof for everything that has been said,” persisted Short. “The plain fact is that the road to the chancellorship has been bought. Are there not men in this body who will deny this?” Senator Murphy declared he had been offered the place of democratic national committeeman, now held by Wolcott, if he would vote to confirm. At the,end of Murphy’s ‘speech the vote was taken on Wolcott’s confirmation. The vote was: For confirmation, 10; aguinst, 7. DuPont wins. ruso was sent for three years to| made from wild lettuce, reatest tenor, who lies dead today in his sunny study under Guglielmo Vergine, Ca ruso made his debut in his home city in 1894 in “L’Amico’ Francesco” at Neuvo theatre. Later he toured Italy and Sicily and was engaged for four seasons at La Scala, Milan. The young tenor was soon touring the European cities, visiting and singing in St Petersburg, Moscow, Warsaw, Rome, Paris, London and leading German cities, He was halied as the inost promising young tenor Italy had produced. On November 23, 1908, Caruso made his first appearance in Amer- ica at the Metropolitan opera house. Following his initial success in Amer- ica, Caruso continued to capture his American audiences with his entire French and Italian repertoire, Caruso and Miss Dorothy Park Benjamin were married August 20, 1918, The marriage was against the wishes of the girl's father, Park Ben- jamin, Sr., who has refused to have anything to do with his son-in-law since, The Carusos have one daughter, Advertisement. Good Ginases, pi Will help you enjoy the efit of your eyesight. Our method Is to Wree Examination GLOBE OPTICAL COMPANY 1514 Westlake Ave. Between Pike and Pine Sts. For French pastry look up Boldt'a ate fitted, lull ben- you the fi double nervice of Optometviat and Practical Optielam at the one cost || GLASSES COMPLETE $5 Rubber of good quality can be | body of Mrs. Kate Mahoney is re | missing shortly after her marriage POLICE RESUME MURDER TRIAL HUNT FOR TRUNK FREES WOMAN Tennant Orders Renewal of Acquits Mrs. A. L. Agee of. Lake Dragging | Using Razor on Husband . Announcing that dragging opera | PORTLAND, Ore, Aug, t tions would be continued until the Mrs, Ann Louise Agee, on trial yesterday for one of the moat heinous crimes ever committed within the memory of the leeaj police, is a free woman today. covered from the bottom of Lake | Union, Captain of — Detectiven| Charles HB. Tennant has ordered a resumption of diving operations, the | Finch Co. divers Weing employed to! It took a» jury but search the lake bottom. night to Pods. Bug oot ola Captain Tennant said the opera | murdering her husband, A tions would be rewumed at once, to by cutting his throat ws he lay asleep | continue until the trunk is found. | the night of June 11 Diving and dragging have been dis | The verdict, in view of the strong continued the past month because | evidence brought forth by the de the police had their hands full with | fense, opponed to an admittedly weak other rk, Tennant anid. [chain of circumstantial evidenge on has now been in jafi|the part of the state, was when he was arrested |4 foregone conclusion, and was te | i charge, his wife being | ceived with no emotion by Mra. Agee nor enthusiasm by the spectators, to Mahoney Following @ quiet chat with the | Mahoney maintains silence «ince | Jurors, who only a moment his arrest, denying any knowledge | b#4 held her life in their 4 of his wife's whereabouts. quietly bappy woman ieft the court room with her father, D. J ‘Swing, No Preliminary FUNERAL SERVICES tor ante | on Disarmament LONDON, Aug. 2 The British government has dropped the project of a preliminary conference to Presi- dent Harding's proposed disarma- Ment conference, it’ was officially stated today. The conference of Brit ish premiers which has been agitat jony J. Harn, 6221 Corson sty whe | died Bunday, will be held fe % George's Catholic church, town, Wednesday at 10 a m writin. RITES for Mrs. Alios G. 65, were to be held at the dertaking chapel Tuesday |to discuss the Pacific problem has} | noon. {Pat trail to civilization with burial in Mt. Pleasant ing for wuch a preliminary meeting| i vf bebe erie a with dog teams, He salé thet Eskimos lived 600 miles ; a | north from this point. rie finished its work and wit Premier Meighen of already has withdrawn and | route to Canada. Canadians Resent . ae American Fiction| PORT ANGELES, Aug, 2.—Amer- fean fiction writers are creating a hostile feeling in Canada against | their writings because of misleading tales of the climatic and general con-| ditions of that country, declared Vilbjalmar Stefansson, Arctic ex-| plorer, in @ talk before the Rotary club, here, Monday. i Stefansson cited the stories of the| “mushing hardships” of “ | navy balloonists from York as fiction, declaring that it iq = 200-| from this point, traveled by many aged women | Double Inducements Temo: A Great Bargain Event! 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