The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1921, Page 2

PAGE 2 =a) annual SALE THE SEA TTLE STAR m Chief Seattle (A WERKLY BUDGET OF MISSIVES FROM A FRIENDLY OLD SPIRIT) ) To the Whole State Folks: ‘The department of agriculture’s grain forecast ae J —6-qt. aluminum Berlin kettle; regular price shows Washington credited with wheat crop of almost bushels! ‘This in an increase of a miltion and « half bushels ov: for the month previous and indicates we are going to bi harvest, Meanwhile the prospecta in other parts of the country are far tenn reansuring Likewive with apples, The United States as a whole ix for —aluminum percolator; i . 9 panel sides; 2 quart east to on. i a i size; " - $2.50; special for this ; oat nani “— prance Cais PO ee nh ee ee See ao Sia, ute Waauinaten oe 1 35 pects pang is coming along with the greatest tonnage in its history : ORS ks kk ° this And that all sounds mighty good to me, How about it? sale..... e CHIEY SEATTLE. To Police Chief Searing Fellow Chief; Some sidewalk vendors complain that you treat them unfairly, They say they buy a city license to peddle, then pay & mer- chant for the privilege of working in his doorway. Yet the officers make them #top. When they appeal to you, they say, you tell them to get out of town. They protest to me that they are Seattle residents, with homes they own here, and, av they are violating no law, they are going out of town, Frankly, their story rather tends to put you in the light ot an unreasonable autocrat. What's your version of the matter? CHIEF SBEATTLE. such values as these but once a year and —only at this store! good brooms 39c. O-Cedar mops 69c. Here comes: your opportunity to “stock up” in those many uten- sils and conveniences for the kitchen, the pantry, the laundry and the bathroom at great savings and value giving prices—many, many hundred other houseware accessories not pictured are included in this SALE. A six-day sale that’s bound to be a rec- ord breaker. “Your Credit Is Good!” To the Secretary of War Dear Bao'y: The firet slacker to be tried in Brooklyn by court-mar- tal was sentenced, among other things, to forfeit all pay and allow- ances since May 1918. Inasmuch as he didn’t serve anyway, he had no money coming from the government. No wonder the U, 8. leads in the use of colors, Lous of it is needed for the red tape in your department wione, CHIEF SEATTLE. —Chinese bamboo bas- ket; as pictured; regu- lar price 75c; special for this 38c sale....2... I we Com handreds of other items at radically aoa REDUCED PRICES O-CEDAR MOPS —medicine cabinet; white enamel; similar to picture; 2 glass shelves; mirror front; reg. price $4—special for this $2.48 To Downtown Building Owners ; Friends; Have you noticed the difference a coat of paint will do in improving the looks of buildings? There are several in our midst which lately have been greatly improved in appearances with some paint, Wish more of you would follow sult. CHIEF BEATTLE. To the Seattle Churches Dear People; I received a letter last week from a Seattleite who mayen that you folkn are not very friendly to strangers, that you @ not weleome them and try to get acquainted. 1 would hate to believe that, for certainly a church worthy of the name should welcome in friendly epirit every stranger within its doors, CHIEF SEATTLE. —— ones cook- LB; for this © Anyl and Sat Got a plane you don't want? Is there one sale —aluminum 7-in-1 com- in storage (Hat you want to give away? The prisoners over at McNeil $1.29 island need a plano. They ought to have one. Music is one of the greatest of all agents for the upbullding of character. Let's see if we can get the prisoners a piano, CHIEF SEATTLE. ? ° To L. D. McArdle’s New State Highway Police : Dear Officers: You're supposed to be on the job now. Here's a suggestion; grab the speed hogs who ramble across the, dangerous cross roads at 35 and 40. A good place to start would be Riverton. I saw several fellows in big cars go thru Riverton at 35 miles an hour Sunday, There are two big signs there warning the drivers that the speed imit iq 12 miles a¢ the cromsing, but it seems most of the specu hogs can't read signs. I wish you would throw a or so in jail Somebody'll be killed at that crossing if the speeding inh't stopped. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Plumbing Manufacturers, Etc. Dear Fellows; 1 wart to call your attention to the undeniable fact that the armistice was signed on Nov. 11, 1918 And you fellows haven't cut your prices enough. Come down, will you? You're hold- ing back @ lot of work. CHIEF SEATTLE. To J. E. Chilberg Dear Sir: You got off luckier than Ole Larson @4 CHIEY SEATTLE. To the Medical Doctors Dear Docs; I am giad to see you foraaking your hide-bound code of “ethics” and becoming human—and interesting. I read that a cure for cancer has been discovered by one of your profession. If so, con- gratulations! Now, I take it, all the world ts glad to hear of such things, a# all the world would be giad to hear of the many other wonders you per- form and keep guarded from publicity for “ethics’” sake. Can it be that the “divine” healers, and the other “curers” who do not shrink from newspaper ink and headlines, are forcing you to publicity? I hope’ so; because I like to read about you and your works, the I gare not how « is effected—whether by medicine, surgery, the power of God, or ue pocus—so long as it is effected. and somebody is made well. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Nice Conductor on the Cowen at...... bination cooker; panel sides; regular price $4.75; special for this tte... P2098 at.. regular price $1.25 —genuine O-Cedar mop; 150 in the lot; a little advice, COME EARLY; regular price, $1.25; special, while they last, 69c; no deliveries; one to —aluminum double roaster; 10-inch size; regular for EXTRA SPECIAL! Free with this troning Goerd— —Pyrex utili 36 xlodach. pees rapeiee price $1.50; special for |! Pa¢k Line this 8 Dear Con; Just about two days ago I saw you when you might sale........ Cc have been peevish——but you didn’t. Congratulations A girl bounded up the further end of the car and madly waved the high sign for you to stop the car at the next street. ae ye it. And when the girl finally madv her way to the gate she about her and squealed, “Oh, gee, this isn't MY street, I've got t' go another block!" And you grinned, just grinned, when some con- ductors might have been sore. Congratulations, CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Editor of Sunshine Smiles Dear Dr. Loope: You're doing a great, big man's work while con- fined down there on your bed. It's a whole lot tigger than many sound-bodied fellows are doing—the kind, you know, who run around pompously and think their importance ts measured by the size of their grouch. I don’t need to wish you success. Happiness and sunshine succeed in spite of any man. Yours for a smile, CHIEF SEATTLE. To All Ex-Service Men in the State Dear Yank: According to advices received from State Treasurer Clifford L. Babcock, the $11,000,000 bonus appropriation ts doggone near gone, Thru me, he wixhes to tell those who have not already received their bonus and have made application or are eligible, they are going to get it. Another $2,000,000 is to be appropriated for such payments—and you'll get yours. So don't worry—every guy in the “outfit” will receive his due share. Md ~ To Mr. Groff, Star’s Police Reporter Dear Sam: You leave nothing to our imagination! You're too fast for the clock. Saturday, you Angered out the judge, prosecutor and state's star witness in “Silent Jim Mahoney's” case, on your playful typewriter, in @ trial before a trial. And what did you do, Sam? Why, you left the readers right on the dock with the witness, after he had helped “the man” place the trunk on a rowboat—and the witness went back to his truck. And there you cut ft! It's thrilling—but more, Sam! CHIEF SEATTLE. —this week we give absolutely FREE to every purchaser of a “Standard” wag board one of these 6-Ib. gen- uine HOTPOINT irons. —wire Boston sink regular price 35e; special for this sale strainer; 19c CHIEF SEATTLE. —6 glasses and pitcher; hand cut; regular price $4.25; special for aale..... B209O garbage pall; guaranteed; 5 gallon; regular price $2.26; wpecial for $1 19 this #ale....... To a Certain Buxom Woman Dear Madan: You polite refusal to accept the seat I offered you on a Renton car the other day rather took me aback. I trust I did not stammer as I sat down again, “I have been sitting all day and am not in the least tired,” you said. That showed a mighty rare and generous spirit. But, honestly, lady, I was considerably discomfited. We men aren't quite accustomed to that sort of thing. CHIEF SEATTLE. 4 —82-piece American plain white dinner- ware set; regular price $7.50; special for FURNITURE Co. L. Schoenfeld & Sons Founded 1864 Seattle To James E. Mahoney Sir: Your conduct the last few days has been rather amazing. 1 don't think you're crazy, as you may wish to make people believe, Tacoma lat. ice cream freezer; gal- this ae a vanized fron; regular price Yet, I must admit I cannot conceive of a sane man doing the thin) 4 85 Second Ave. at Pine 1, Sehoenteld 4 Sons Sins otaal die $1 19 ins * seb ° this sale......, ° CHIEF SEATTLE. the state charges you have done. | { i | '|To Grace Anna Lustig | Dear Little Lady: S0 you opened your bank and gave your pennies | to help some other, destitute, little children! Do things lke that all | thru your life, and when you grow old you will still be happy and beautiful CHIEF SEATTLE. | NATIONAL CONVENTION, Gam ma Phi Beta, national college sorori- ty, to be held in Seattle August 27. PAID ALTO, Cal.—Prof, George Hemple (Rudolph H. Rheinhardt), Rush Inter-County Bridge to Finish Contract for the Benton-Frarfklin inter-county bridge, for which Seat Fail to Find Lost University Student TACOMA, Aug. ,15.--No trace of the whereabouts of Ivan Cekeda, 23, $350 diamond ring from a woman for : . Jeweler and |noted philologist, dead. Hiri gin dst Bode td towards | the}a University of Washington student Girl Charged With whom she worked, Mrs, Meacham F id has been raised, w who disappeared more than a wee! i Silversmith Iet before september 10, xccording to ago, has been found, It'is beieved| _ StALing Released) ‘otc te court that she was let with We dye your rags and J/*"nouncement. The bridge, which | that he has met with foul play, Two] VANCOUVER, Wash,, Aug. 15 heaband left her tn Pacer bigest! old carpets and weave||\ ii span the Columbia river on the | soldiers have found a coat and hat |On the promise of her father that he| afer father Mwes in St i Ore. i th into h Yellowstone trail between Kennewick | belonging to the man in @ rowboat| will look after his daughter, Mra, ensigns ‘ NOW LOCATED em in andsome rugs. |! and Pasco, is expected to be ready | at American lake, Lucie Meacham, 19, has been wae t 1518 A The F Ww ry Co. for travel June, 1922, It will be pean es aie paroled from the Clarke county jail,| "UNERAL SERVICES for Henry Second Ave. Uzzy Wuzzy Rug steel, 3,236 feet long, 20 feet road-| CHAMPAIGN, I1—Conductor J.| where she has been held several|™. Penshorn, 70, were held Sunday Phone Capitol 1233 wey with fivefoot foot path, It will] H. Gladhart, Mattoon, killed when] weeks on a charge of grand larceny.| morning at the Georgetowa Und replace ferries, trains collide, The girl was accused of stealing @ taking par’ MONDAY, AUGUST 45, 9 THRILLER DRAMA [CHILO KILLED AT THE WILKES! IN PLANE CRASH “Three Faces East” Well | Injured Aviator Not Yet Handled of Daughter's Fate By Glenn Hughes SAN VRANCISCO, Aug, hou) The dogs of war were looned you | UNAWATS that his little daughter wag terday at the Wilkes theatre when | killed im the accident, Newton B “Three Paeen Keat,”’ play of the Converse, mechanician tn the aie secret service by Anthony Paul Kel! mail service is in ao 19 was given its firet stock perform fom! consclogs condition today from injuries g. ane was pile. ceived when the plane he In mpite of the tact that war hye |e ee werles of F teria seems to most of us like @ tall-sping fevered dream to be recalled on na-| 1nd Crashed 4 the Marina late yag. tional holidays, the audience regis + tered marked enjoyment of this mili-| , Uundreds the aereneee tary inclodrama, flushed with pleasure, take her MUCH LIKE A in the plane to “fly with daddy, CHINESE PUZZLE ‘Among the spectetors was it Perhaps the same interest attaches to a play of this sort as that aroused by the traditional Chinese puzzle. | and in reported in a serious There are cromen and double | to altho she, too, does not crosses, disguises and double-dis- | Know the tacts of the tragedy, guises; paswwords and words which| Converse, at a height of 1,606 do not pass: bits of the German lan-| was seen to make a series of guage hissed and muttered; bits of | for losing altitude, and it wag French which serve as camoufiage;| ynti the plane went into a revolvers, whistles, air raids, alarm | that the crowd saw that the clocks perverted into infernal ma | was battling for his life and that chines, gumshoes, trusty and UN! big child. Once he almost trusty servante-—but let that suffice. | in righting the piane, But ta You understand the atmosphere. | again into a spin and plied. i As for the plot itself. that is @ dit “How id the kid come out?” wp ferent matter. To foliow it one needs | Converse's first question be 6 an elasic mind. And when you are in i to telh ign tae girl's ged grandmother, whe lapred from the horror of # truth, The news of the little death will be broken to him the day. | A. 8. EDMONDS appointed managet O-W. R. & N. Ca, heatiquarters in Portland. Der-| magician. He ealls his set ‘ ology.” Monte Bine and Mary “|pear in “A Broken Doll,” , | feature. $6.00 Values To Clear... are very fashionable now, look dressy and are 50 sary wear and price, Colors are red, light and dark brown and Sizes 38 to 44, .50 and LADIES’ “rr was $2. We have a nice WAIST for you! You certainly will NOT pass it by, But are sure to WANT it. Quality, Design, Finish, NOT to speak of the price, make you purchase one of these beautiful Georgette Well made and trimmed with embroidery. will certataly | ‘Waiste. | Cotton Bats $1.00 $1.50 QUALITY, stitched cotton bats; unroll to full size comforts | weight 2% Ibs. Size 72x90 inches Outing Flannel 25¢ Y& » | 36-inch outing flannel; ] stripe patterns, extra Glass Towels 25c Doz. $2.75 Fine quality glass towels, red stripe and red borders, Hemmed ready for use. Size 17 x 34 inches. Crash Toweling weight. 15c Yard Cotton Challies 20¢ 2c QUALITY; 17. inch | — 36 inches wide; cotton © crash toweling; fine bleached with assorted colored borders, colors.