The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1921, Page 11

Seattle Star|*:; venth AVE on. wuy kinds af tive large or smal Main 5396, or ave SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN HANK Ms purchased. 902 American FOR Gasit.” oultry an wantit Ph rash ini at 1522 Woatern iption Rates op ank 48 aa Bn | 3 window look bet~ ‘A delightful | c wits I Food cee et ; Roy at. Garfield 2108, largeat audience HEATER, 1GH POULTRY STALL ‘hone Main 5396. Visit our stall Market, Stall, Sleamed ready for ree of char, HEMSTITCHING . Works on all sewin Price $2. one Ife extra. Lights Mai prser Reuse, Box 137, Birming- m ALDER ae FIR bd. Maple on Exam- Experience — ne free pariieent ner). ee Equitable =e mer’ peniculars 7 , eS crag rfield 2035. CARDS The Cos 33 FURNITURE FOR SALE Rs; Hee earonigr ene noms RIV automo! No. 1 W. KEMEN Tater D-s2 har ~saomthly. sites oars Soag. Be Ution. | ture, Wilton rugs, inh lew! davenport. ete. Phone Sunset (767 mornings after 9. CYS e aelabaa rae = © e safe Gi et ne Racor "ens call at 1532 Western RDNER AGENCY LEXINGTON /\ AGENCY ive takem the cars below Le: it four. ‘This My tires goctlient, ‘mo tometer. ete. er so low this car. ty rit PF gaick. Price $550. FRANK WATERHOUSE & CO, 721 EB. Pine. 1679; Fesidence, Weat ‘Only a few cars left, and we must closé them out at any price. Your offer will be considered, and you'll be surprised how easy the pay- ments can be arranged. of « nice little 4 Senacre on a dandy cor- ‘rent? hg, 726 Third Ave. _ ave, 2% ed 621 ith ave. Studebakers—Buick Pilot Coupe—Nationa! Oldsmobile—Hudson and others. 721 KB. PINE ST. : ao room % up. A Thesire. New ‘man- HOURERERE. for ‘mode: st Sixth av OU HAVE ANY KIND OF CAR TF, 208 fe that needs repairing, we \d sell for you, tor te ge, it ee to investigate. nean cede, 2085 Third ave. ¥ORDS CAN BH BOUGHT ON cash payment, ance ents, 6% inter RNISHE vex 336 Vine st, at Fourth Falking distance. a LD APARTMENTS iD HOUSEKEEPING. furnished, close in, fe tet MaOleon. GompLeETE FORD DELIV D 4-ROOM APA body for sale, $25; like new, 1718 12th & Bea-| Aiki ave. A € WANTED—AUTOMOBILES [GHEST CASH vRICE b PAID pl eee 0048 Lab cars. ary . 618 Be Pike Bast’ 2661. we? © AUTOMOBILES 10 EXCHANGE _ rized Pike. RY aus Oe ondwey ad aaa 7 FARE 10 Kestiake. Clone rs ENGDAHL 1631 Broadway. East 1160. FOR SALE—AUTO fae s Ae x rT 4 Blt d truck, will conside: { Piling # Ford or other small car g08 condition. 1d will sacritiee and make Telephone North TH OROLY 4 VATE OFFICE AND With phone. 410 Hinck- “PIANO 7 A to new beginners, Midd take a Spee . horses as part first and balance easy terms. ephorie Weat-0075-R. 73 MACHINERY ELECTRIC Biuntor sal wale, L Price Mont fal 624 Ist & eax ctapsl Ma! “AND PICOTING wat FoR ALE—REAL. ESTATE. h anew <nhae is a Phone 4) arran splendid bu: Garfield 0336. GhO. A. 8? LP, Whipple, Fourth N, and Boston, A HOME il the cash you need. $15 & month and @ per cent interest Bre the payments, | have put! Rundreds Of familios in homes on | thia basis, and every one of them ad of the renting game, PETERS, 126 Third Ave. enieriew RANCH for 400 ¢ garden Al) retty S-teom and Ford “yh monthly, ine Rainier 0749. Me ae to us ° Queen” Anna wit Liven” ms) Poston) ae Ques Anne 71. oom OWNER MUST HELL odern bungal with large paved stree Phone Main 33! OST F400; RELL | h home, completely free “wood: Going my nt it. Sunset 2607, 1 200. 156 ‘ure round rent urry if you arge | MAKE \ FOR | ina CRIFICH BALE two} WOURES; month. THE SEATTLE STAR ‘RUM MEN SLEW MAN IN WELL? ‘Victim Had Aided Sheriff in { Finding Stills PENDLETON, Aug. 15.--S8hberift Houser, returning here today, fol- lowing an extended Investigation at the Jepson ranch, on Government Mountain, near bere, advanced the theory that Matt Jepson, found dead in a well on his ranch, with his head crushed in, was probably the victim of whisky runners who feared he | Jepson was found late Saturday, His head and shobiders were badly crushed, as with blows of an axe, According to Coroner Firady the body had been in the well about three weeks. Jopson was thoroly familiar with the country around his ranch, and had recently furnished county offi: clals with information leading to the discovery of several operated on Little Pruirie, atilly being near = betray them to authorities Milton, 15 miles from bere, Owtng to the time which has elap- sed between the time of the murder and the discovery of the body, offi. clals dispair of obtaining clues which would lead to the murderer or murderers’ arrest. (MAN, WIFE AND Seat PROPERTY? bath. 211 18th N. ESTA’ NY RERTDENCH ari ai WwW. TTR yperty in Port- *Gunest oss, T. ARE, Tom P ofan Port Masioon, Bras. Star. kD ACREAGE or. vamity: BABY ARE HURT|=« Auto Collision Leads to Ar- rest of Driver Charged with reckons driving, J. E. Drentworth, cook, 722 B. Pike was held in the city jail Monday as the result of @ collision between his ‘car and one driven by J. D. Hender- gop. 4133 Aurora ave, Sunday ‘The two cars collided at Boren ave, and Pike st., Henderson's car being overturned and wrecked. Henderson and his wife and baby ‘were thrown from the auto and were ace Dadly out and bruised. Drentworth ts accused TRACT OF LOGGED-OFF LAND IN good Gommnunity: on county roe close to mill, and one mile fro P, ‘This tract con- fine; « bordering on Price $60 por acre can make settler: (833) FIRESIDE REALTY ¢ Ni New York Bik. Raniett 3088. PACKS HARGAIN | cor ALDER TASB RUNNING WATER Very clone 4 spies ne vp garden sol ‘Beaitle and spare ee oe room funiture, a quality. * — h 3 y eane ine location: gnet ‘clay etn Close Xo Nfeattle; or es piers is ‘aon house; city water; electrte A a nt in fins paver bag © om Pe breeder how ave well fini oreyty, alow. interest. Cag in Sidon terme, This ec, well vel knows rare PETE ne, 128 Third Ave _ yg bath, city weer: Hitt and ester ek, Ga iy Phone Main $333. 80 FARM LANDS 0- WOO) county; good schoo titad end pe bayements splen a es ipnied Ave. ‘ner yo) a ‘sat Ford de delivery i aia ia sat, Excelleft business for sale, Auto top and body building shop; new b-mallon lift, olla, mE. The ooly, business of this in town or for 28 miles around. Doin food business con- tinually. pa Well ad : ies, iy Bima Auto Ae & ? AND OLE location; rent Pri 50 complete. Greenwood. SALE ON XK Joho nROOMB rent “YOUR LiVING—7 furniture; housekeepin, $27.50. 611 Seventh ave 96 PERSONAL \A RE G60 SHAMPOO” WITH pure Boe abeili castile soap, B5e. dee mar with choles of four kinds oF Ginetiietty, 0c : po Manicurin be; el waving, 35c BN complets booths. Modern equip- Tin BUTLER SCHOOL OF HAIRDRESSING 4th Floor Taft Bid. 1107 Hecond Pho siiott 6%: ERLEIGH POULTRY STALL mone Main 6386. Visit our stall at Economy Market, Stal! 68, when | requiring dressed poultry. All oultry cleaned ready for cooking ree of charge. ZONB THERAPY, CLASS LESSONS ‘and treatments (nearly two yea experience) Dr. Mary Wasi Drugless rave. 7 APTER THIS ot be responsible for an. bts contracted by my wife, Side tated. 4103 Trenton Di WELFARE sictan, Chronic 4 n} Drugle 207 ES MBR. wit e. Act at one Pak re. A. Willeiksen, 1267, OPPORTUNITY STARWAN TADS BANIPRACTIC disorders. Epler Bid. & board of public works Monday that of driving his car at 40 miles an hour, which t* given as the | !*: reason for the accident. He wae held on a $100 bal. Caldwell Vetoes Western Ave. Paving Mayor Caldwell informed the he had refused to approve the coun- cit bill providing for the paving of that portion of Western ave. be tween University at. and Virginia at. wupied by the street car tracks, he mayor placed his veto on the grounds that autos used the brick pavement of the street without limi. tation, making traffic unnecessarily hard between the tracks. He counselled the establishment of [better parking regulations for the district. More than $200,000,000 were re- m int Trygve, Mr. “and Mrs. “Sonn Klock, @® FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ite pats $O-O0 ton ANNE 4201 3 vonsultet: Main 7303. ‘te Burke Bi Lyon. Bid sain F. ent ang Fie es) eit pert. eid Pinan NAME aes en’ trademarks, y | panied by Sheriff L. BUYERS’ STRIKE ‘MAY CUT PRICES Banker Warns Retail Men of Possibility NEW YORK, Aus. 15.—Rotail dealers were warned bya New York banker today that the American public may employ another buy- ers’ strike to force a reduction in the cost of living. The banker wax Francis HB. Sis son, vice president of the Guaranty Trust company. He declared the apparent reluctance of retailers to lower their prices In the same ratio thet producers, manufacturers and wholesalers have done is the prin- cipal factor in obstructing a return to complete prosperity. “With the recent so-called buyers’ strike still fresh in memory, re- tailers who are endeavoring to sus: tain their prices until they can work off their stocks carried over from the period when rising prices induced excessive accumulation of goods should remember that the public holds in its hands an irre sistible power—and has demonstrat ed that It knows how to use that power effectively when occasion de- mands,” he said. Sinson asserted that the great present need.in speeding the com- plete recovery of business is the constructive co-operation of all’ fac: tors, “especially in respect to coats of commodities to the ultimate con SEC. A.D, FALL BREAKS CAM Killed Rattlesnake During Stay in Yosemite Valley YOSEMITE, Cal., Aug. 15.—Secre tary of the Interior Albert Fa and Superintendent of ‘ational Parks Stephen Mather broke camp in Tuolumne Meadows today, after eight days spent in the Yosemite val- . Fall's experience in these eight days ranged from killing a rattle snake with a rifle from horseback— considered quite a feat—to studying Projects for the development of the park, and, mixing in, incognito, with residenta of the vicinity. Fall will leave today for Lake Ta- hoe. ‘The secretary hag arranged a con: ference to be held at Minden, Nev,, with Gov. Emmett D. Boyle, of Ne- vada, to discuss water power, recla- mation and similar projects. Gov. William D. Stephens, of Call fornia, has been asked to attend the fainted and fell off. He struck ithe pavement, injuring his head end body. The truck driver, G. Gins berg, 2000 Yesler way, took the boy to the city hospital. 49 Emory Webb, 2614 E. Madison st., was badly in- Jured Sunday night when he was run down at Third ave, and Columbia st. by an unknown driver. Webb stepped from @ street car into the path of the auto, which sped away after hitting him. He was taken to the city hospital, M. TT. Courtney? of O° Brien, Wash., was run down at Eighth ave and Pike st. Sunday by his truck. Courtney was cranking the car when it broke He was taken to the city with a fractured leg. 49 An unknown woman was knocked downat Woodland Park ave. apd N. 34th st Sunday by an auto driven by Arthur Johnson, 3615 Interlake ave., who reported that the woman stepped into the path of his car, The woman said she was unhurt. 49. Mrs. H. Fisher, 6543 Fourth ave., was struck at First ave. and Pike st. Sunday by an auto driven by Lena Mason, 314 Sheriff Convention Sheriff Matt Starwich, accom 8. Everett of Pend Orielle county and Sheriff Wm. F. Gookins “of Island county, were to leave Seattle Monday night for Aberdeen to attend the annual con- vention of the Washington State Sheriffs’ association, to be held in r, {that city August 16-17 and 18, La ose ee ek A NE} Suen cles of 907 Third ave. Eaput Beexts Reoe — r WFivaan Hectic Co. Co., pei} a ie aha TORIGAN JEW: je ve. ished 1889. ion ON kk ES You keep your car. R. ent, tb0" Sentral Bid Eliott eis, | Monuments En nas UR. lined lt Uptician and Optometrist | Wdmunde, Fraser-Paterson Co go. Our treatment relief, One week's Open evenings. Refer Freer and Braden, No Dain reraving. No morphine or substitutes used Blaaes sharpened y, 1407 ith ave Piano Tuatng |FaRoM piano repairing, Cofrect | fusing. $3. Tefinishing. jain 7345, Bl- et 7 tow faired, Winlay, 1616 ord av, The leading topic for discussion at this year’s convention will be the ~~~ Coliateral Loans _____| ponsibility of making it lawful for sheriffs to hold office for as many successive years as they can be elected. Germany, in 1917, turned out more thi 3,000,000 pounds of paper textile a day, “DEAD MAN” WATCHES AS THEY DRAG IN LAKE FOR HIS BODY While his sorrowing wife sat on the shore, two harbor patrol boats dragged Lake Washington, off Madrona beach, for the body of her husband. For two hours, the dragging operations continued, while scores ot persons watched, and dived in the lake, hoping to bring up the body. Swimming unconcernedly in to shore, because, he said, he was attracted by the crowd, the ‘dead man” appeared at the side of one of the boats, When he was informed of his “death,” the man laughed long and loud He had, he sald, swam out to a log for a fest, leaving his wife on the beach, "When he failed to appear, she concluded he had been drowned and called the har bor patrol, Arm in arm, the man ant his wife Jeft, without giving their names. BUS TERMINAL HERE HITS SNAG Several Main Lines Decline to Come In Seaitle’s new Central Auto Stage Terminal depot opened Monday at Wes and Madison st. as a union depot, figuratively speaking only. Announcement by Maj. Herbert R. Fay, builder of the terminal, that ali bus lines entering and ving the city would use his depot, ‘was met with @ curt denial by managers of six heavy traffic lines Everett and Bothell auto stages will continue to use their own jong established terminal at Sixth ave, and Olive st, it was an- nounced. Richmond Beach, Des Moines, Edmonds and Iasaquah buses will continue to park at their depot, 1324 First ave. Managers of these lines will hold 4 meeting this week to discuss the new union terminal something queer one manager sald. “We don't know just how we'd come out if We moved to the new ter: a There's talk that Maj owned by the S.one-Webster interests.” ‘This rumor, coupled with the fear that individdally owned tus lines would be swallowed by the Stone- Webster interests if they “walked into the trap” wag the reason, it was said, why the bus men declined to make use of the Fay depot. “There has been a misunderstand- ing,” said Maj. Fay. “Stone & Webster haven't a dollar in this con- cern, I don’t know anybody con- ected with their firm, and am op- poned to their interfering in the auto stage business. “This terminal is open for busi- ness. It will stay open. Some of these auto stage men have acted in Opposition to their given word and signed agreements in refusing to use the terminal, but everything will be smoothed out all right, I believe, in short ord “We giving service to the public, Auto stage customers who come here and find no stages are a Ste wn by us in private autos The thing that is—is not and is! It is the N. P. and G. N.lto ana pat, yore ie tnee ie ine Union depot with the Armour building curving into the pic-\expense, whatever depot ‘t is leay- ture. To see it our way—take a nickel’s worth of raisins,| ins. We're giving the public a square one cake of yeast, a glass of water and stir with a quart of|*s!,.* well as the stage men. hops. Start from the postoffice and run to the depot. hasten ia pecum otiettel te your arrival you'll be all “ tilled” and this is the way it’U look|ing and arriving at the terminal, I to you.—Photo by Price & Carter, Star staff photographers. bisa ed when the others find out we And Yet How Few in Daily Life : Aspire to Be a Burglar’s Wife body or drive anybody out of busi- |ness. We are here to serve the pub- jlic as a public utility should—that's all. We have put $51,000 into this enterprise.” FAMILY HAPPY FOR AID GIVEN ? fi i E i ; i if é : i it 5 ag fi iF fi ei] i : F ! i fa i : bf F ; i i Dead. ISN'T Dead! —BY FRANCES BOARDMAN. Preacher-Sheriff to Hang Two Men by His Own Hands Ia, Aug. 15.—-!Iowa Missionary Society: ws that V Robb, the preach-|gratulate you. Measured by “he ersheriff here, is going to hang two/fair and square side of the bible, murderers with his own hands, has) you are right. that only U. 8. citizens should be seemingly stirred the entire na-| REV. HERBERT SCOTT, Des|nired on municipal projects. tion. Hundreds have written to| Moines, Ia.: I am absolutely back of Robb, either congratulating or con-| Sheriff Robb. His stand is the right demning him. one. My Tod eat ger TONATIONALIZE CROOK CHASIN that nothing can sway him from it. Meantime his office desk is swamped U. S. to Keep Finger Prints at Central Bureau with mail, and more letters arrive with every visit of the mailman. Here is what a few of the corre- Aug. 15,—Unele to nationalize his) °, on ge at City Building Scores of American citizens stood in line at the city registry depart- ment Monday morning asking for work. The board of public works re- cently passed a resolution declaring DES MO! spondents sa: EUGENE A. PRATT, Cleveland: It is your duty either to resign as sheriff or neVer to enter the pulpit again, You cannot serve two it « ters. | H. N. SOLLIDAY, Johnéon Bible school, Kimberlin, Tenn; You put your duties toward your, fellow men first and your duties to your God second. Punishment is to make criminals repent. Can they repent if you hang them? DR. C. T.. RILEY, Matamoras, O.: You cannot be a follower of Christ and kill your brothers, Ask yourself “What would Christ do?" REV. JOHN M. CLARK, Topeka, Kan,: Yes, God is a God of justice as well as a God of mercy, but can- not he deal out his own justice? I can't finds a word in the Seriptures that would justify you in hanging these men MI88 HAZEL M. DICKS, Marion, Ind: your duty to save, not to slay. you returning good for evil? J, A, RASH, Fort Thomas, Ky.: When you kill these men, you are|tion far quicker and’ more efficient. taking from them what only God] “Fingerprints of more than a mil- can give, Should man take what he/lion and a half persons will be kept INEZ GARDENDR—mane Curtis, cannot return? on file at our bureau. We will is: P, O, Box 12, Kings Park, Long MRS. ETHEL UPTON, Jenks, | sue a daily bulletin with latest crime Island, N. Y., is seeking Inez Gurdi- Okla.; As an officer, it is your duty |developments, which will be given ner and her children, Edward and to hang these men; as a child of | wide circulation.” Leah, Mrs. Gardiner is sald to have God, it is not, International as well as national had an establishment on First ave, ALFRED M. HAGGARD, officer,| co-operation is planned, (Seattle, at one time . NEW YORK, Sam is going chasing of crooks, He'll do it by establishing at Washington a National Police bi reau, Dougles 1. McKay, special deputy police commissioner here, is to be secretary, McKay, former police commis- sioner and West Point graduate, WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD— ‘Please look up Mr. William H. Crawford, formerly of Valdez, Alas- ka, for me as I am hig son and in need of help and am only 13 years old and can't get work and my mother has been sick for two years. explained to me the workings and Please do this for me.” This letter economies of the new bureau. {is written by William Crawford of “Today if a murder is committed Anacortes, and fingerprints are found, we; can query only a few cities— the most likely ones,” he said. “No matter how many we ask, we are likely to miss the one As an ordained minister, it is|where the murderer's prints are on Are | file, By having the criminal records) BARNEY EDWARD COX — His of all state and cities at a central father, Barney Edward Cox, is buread, we can make crime detec. sought by B. F. Cox, 1203 Gates aye., Bast St. Tews; mo. . eee ANDREW FARNDELL—Andrew Farndell, 28, is sought by his sister, Miss E. Farndell, 911 E. Docotab st. San Diego, Calif. ee ‘