The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1921, Page 13

ly a) spite) ee residence my nonth, outanal Enenities to pick r letrict. res |e , oF 18 'Gount. C1 —etece aE ihe 3 —_ mang, 4 kee atonce, 9215) Fi: “Can [88 BUNNY Kentee! Istanee, 1118 Sumn FRONT ROOM Fc men, reasonable. Apt. 200, 2 TO LET—OFFICES — OUTSIDE PRIVATH OFFI ) fesk toom. with phone, 416 Hinck- oe 1 Bighth ave. PUPILS WANTED "ED PIANO FRACHER, tee to new beginners, ~~ BUMMER prea! \| BEGINN: rates. ISCELLANEOUS ANT TO HUY. FOR GASH, ALL ind of liv poultry and rabbi mat! quantities. or call at 1522 Wee: w | HAVES GOO! «a FOR BA SALE—AUTO TRUCKS UNITED MOTORS COMPANT USED CAR BARGAINS Every car must be sold this month. WATCH FOR THE rpices ON THESE TRUC Ford t-ton chassis. Republic LMe-ton chanels. Reo Speedwagons, express bodies. MC &-ton, express body Packard 20, exprean body Ford de! ind express. OX On fear box on rear. Ford roadster, Maxwell roadster, we, OR RASY TERMS. ND GET OUR PRICES Thiet ARB RIGHT, UNITED MOTORS COMPANY Jaod r Department 5 at Bellevue, CK, JUST OVER- will fe cheap and take as firet payment good stand improved real estate oo ount still due R. NCLOSED haul tract of sm Ph Ww North, 79 CAPITOL emotive” Price my ~ Montelius Cor sale. Main #19. 624 Ist & Nearer ar PB A 0s Mh rete A lt nad thang ea ch'yod are|28 FOR SALE—REAL KSTATE regains in al records or roll RECC tY STATL $396. Visit our stall at economy Market. Stall 58, wh, requiring dressed poultry. alice ey sl Sesmat Teady for cooking MMMSTITCHING —AND—FIGOTING ". attachment, works Cheeks ite ‘extra, "Lights "Sail chee! © a Order House, Box 127, sna ham, Ala. ALDER AND LY SEASONED | Valley. pi ok oy nate. “dison St oan Wate . M an roe * all. sewtn, Pe je Valle: NEW HOME FOR go ait) yment; livin wi... a droom; bat Small a A fine, new plastered Sou Just outside 7 tlercy car and paved boulevard. Fine place to live and good borhood, Soneete, churches, at 20 feet for 92, 00 Eisen, bungalo jot 50x 100, : 1300—< room PAA TA ony, Se ies aR Suvered. iNerood. $5.26 load. ~ i¢ load. Main ie your auto seat = MY 1.50 yer fie! + cA The. PRINTING, ROB. stamps, Novelty Print, 1611 threw it away. 304 Union Ow). 1917 Kenwood 4810. cy i WANTED—FURNITURE —_ Bieke ba 408 Pike Main Git. 3 chiffonier. oak commode, ox reaser, er geo ag bookcase = . 6 ave. bY. FoR CARH art uantities. e or oma at 1622 Westers 6396. or detail TILL DARK | RR Fo ne ot iO ar Bidg CHICKE: house; garden Al well es ae Bretty b-room Dungalow, and. Ford true! cluding interest Ciase- IN HOME. ma; bath; part nt; Btate at ee owner, Room W338 mpire Bidg.. Second and M. CLOSE-IN” BARGAIN $-room modern home; cement base- ! comm | time of the accident, THE SEATTLE STAR CAR OVERTURNS, ‘BRUMFIELD ON |STORY OF MR. CATT INJURING OWNER, George Ek Turns Sharply; Pinned Beneath Car Narrowly avoiding death when his auto overturned Tuesday, crushing his foot, George Bk, 1411 N, dist st, is in city hospital, severely injured. Ek was alone ‘In the car at the In avoiding @ machine driven by J. H. Fox, 2612 Mt. St, Helens pl, at Dearborn st. and Sixth ave, 8. Ek turned too sharply, overturning the car, which crashed into the curbing, carrying Ek beneath it. Bk’s feot was crushed PP bate he suffered painful injuries. Fox rushed Ek to clty hospital. ‘The accident is aid to have been due to excensive apecd ACREAGE OVER TWO ACRES FINELY IMPROVED; CLOSE-IN N it attractive hous bearing ‘fruit, apples, ing Cherries, quinces, frulte, Faspber om ood well: rt veiling on accou nother locality and = monthly ho can furnish on and w cas! reasonable cash terms, to party watiafactory rete could AEF ACKK EV Ve THOUGHT OF OWNING A Ler GROUND on which you could raise all the vegetabies and berries you h chicken ri Here is your opportunit 3-room house: dandy growing, u eer OF BMALL | ARRANC i Inquire at phone ae oi 23 7 NING WATER Foster; 2 alder inna; best. be od 2 fing springs 108 Fun. er; good neig! ¢. PIRCE OF) red WAY TO TRIAL an Deputies. to Guard Roseburg Dentist ROSEBURG, Ore, Aug. 16.—Word reached here today that Sheriff Star mer and Deputy Sheriffe Webb and Hopkins left Calgary, Alberta, late ‘last night with Dr, R. M. Brumfield, ‘and will travel over the Canadian Pa cific thru Crow's Nest pass, King's Gate, Spokane and Portland south to Roseburg. | Three more officers, whose names could not be learned, wil) join the party at King's Gate, the dis patch stated. The additional reinforcements are looked upon as an added precaution that no barm shall come to Dr. Brumfield, who is charged with the murder of Dennis Russell here July 13, under particularly sensational cir- cumstances, before he can come to trial, Preparations are being made to call & special sennion of the circuit court in order to mete out Justice as swift. ly as ponsible, it being understood jthat guch is the wish of both Dr. | Brumfield and bis friends, Feeling among the friends of Russell is run- =| ning high, and fear that the Brum- field escort may be mobbed upon ar- rival here leads to the belief that the alleged murderer may bo smuggled into the city. Additional interest has been evoked in the approaching trial by reports - | tha Brumfield in now denying his identity, is insisting that be has no |wife, and that he i Dennis Russell, not “Doc” Krumfieid. “Lam Dennis Russell. Doc Brum field was killed when the car turned over,” he reiterates, mumblingly, | again and again, according to news reaching here. The supposition that there was a woman in the case was strengthened here today. District Attorney Neu- He Tries to Stop IN CAT HE These are the glaring high spots in Monday night's carter of crime, and they happened to one Thomas A. Catt. Thomas is now defunct, owing to hin rash act in trying to stop a pistol bul- let while in motion, “Help! Burglars! Police!” called Mrs. A. Masero, 1105 Hiwa- tha pl. “There's a man in my basement’ Motorcop C. D. Follrich nearly ripped hie gears getting to the scene, The cellar door loomed dark and mysterious. Follrich gripped his “Gat and descended to meet his fate, Two glaring eyes confronted him. “W-w-who- who's there?” called Folirich. “F4tt! Spat! And the in- truder swetp past him, up the stairs to freedom, Folirich wiped his brow, “Only a cat!" But that was only the begin- ning of Thomas’ troubles, No sooner had he gained the open air and adjusted the fur on his plumy tail than he mounted a fence a block away and gave Bullet in Motion AVEN NOW tongue to a long and mournful account of his wrongs in @ voice that fairly reeked with senti- ment, in @ banso-profundo-so- prano-tenor yolce that was heard as far south as the Smith building. Thruout the weary hours Thomas maintained his perch on the fenee, in the face of a blind. ing barrage of slippers and ash trays, He accepted them as tribute to his perform- ance. It #0 happened that A. J. Smith had @ revolver, Mr. Smith was desperate. For hours he had leaned out of the window, imploring Thomas in firm but dignified tones to cease his moan- ing, but Tom was obdurate. Mr. Smith took the gun and met Thomas by appointment in the alley, Thomas decided it was his move, and leaped high, wide and dizzy. But instead of alighting on the roof ofea wood: shed, Thomas’ claws found a soft bed in Smith's scalp. Smith gave tongue to a long how! of rage. Thomas leaped for a tree Smith fired twice. Thomas was dead when he hit the tree, The funeral will be held Wednesday. A Whale of a Dance Legion Has Planned It's all been £10 And as a result everybody down at the American Legion headquar- ters is talking at once. : “Yes,” says George Salzman, ener- getically pacing the floor, “of course everybody will be there. All the ladjes—"* “Now, the next thing to arrange,” in. |ner started investigation of the re|treake in © voles from the door as down an Li Bi r square, _ Mott tik’: TWO 16-, of Auburi 1% m 3-room ouee, barn; all ie ced; some biack Il seeded to pasture: 3 cows. pigs, 50 chick- acid ‘Auburn, 3-room eared, barn, | pooded to. pastare: ood soil. DOCOLAS CO. Main 3590 Kenwood 1436, Sunday Wines | “SCRE AL ALL LEARED™ t| Good soil: th: “5 fared: in clover Sunol “traits of si; erent fot am moment. te sores. burke ——- | woman, : Mit port that “Mrs. Clara Killian,” the Room 301 Mutbal | | Woman to whom @ letter taken from | envelopes, typewritten sheets and « “the little brunette,” who purchased the pink silk skirt which was discovered in the parcel of mis- collancous articles Brumfield sent to Seattle by expreas two days before the murder, Developments of the case are being kept from Mra Brumfield, it is un derstood. The dentist's family is stay- ing with a few friends who still be Neve in the former idol's innocence. Mra, Brumfield ts still insistent that a terrible mistake bas been made, or that Dr, Brumfield was insane when he committed the deed. i\It Doesn’t Always Pay to Keep at It {woman was addressed, is the same _jone, Pat MeManus with an armful of straw bat, dashes into the room, “Now the next thing to arrange—” “Pardon me,” interrupts a gentle voice as the lady's head appears around the door, “but Mra, Caldwell just phoned to say she'll be de- lighted.” About this time the uninformed visitor, should one happen to be pres ent, finds courage to add his bit to the general assortment of conversa: tion and asks the meaning of all the confusion, “You don't mean to say,” some body turns on the helpless ignorant “you don't mean to say you haven't heard about the ball?” Then it all comes out. Town at the auditorium next Sat- urday night, the visitor is told, the Good ay. er Scrambling uniforms of the army [bigest ball and entertainment ever and navy y be sport for awhile, |held in Seattle is going to be con but Roy Kennedy, L. 1. Howell and |@ucted by the Seattle posts of the R. N, Forrester are tired of it now. American Legion, Its patrons and All three were arrested Monday |Patronesses will be army and navy by an alert fpecengdicc-eosgen jmmemlea cml city offi- is, oh cat cy i. poultry. <— f ae iis 3 32 Westies ave. ARED COLLIE nantivies. Phone at 1523 Western noe or cal LIVE STOCK iN COW AND 2-MONTH- iter calf. or trade for bit j te Davia, 302 umes pl. Fourth W. and Ww. U FRANK WATERHOUSE & CO. : 721 EB Pine Only a few cars left, and we must close them out at any price. Your offer will be considered, and you'll be surprised how easy the pay- ments can be arranged. Studebakers—Buick Pilot Coupe—National Oldsmobdiie—Hudson and others. 721 E. PINE ST. yak, ‘smal! flat her. containing key Jeane wed ui Alaskan, 01 tre. New man- 5, HOUSEKEEP. jest purses. | 8 ict ave. _ 18) ROOM APA ¥ 23 ae 18 12th 8. MB, FURNISHED; 0 Bastiae. Clee b BATH, $12 MONTH. a0 a ~ opposite Bell mi iD, care Bsr tary. WONDERFUL BARGAINS 20% OFF ON ALL USED CARS. EASY TERMS. | } | | | USTIN-MOSELEY CO. seth and E. Pike. Kast 0614. DODGE BARGAIN | | | | | i]. warns ° Sacri- _ ; 6 new tires. Soneres You'll | ne, easy terms. have % RE, | ‘STIN-MOBELEY CO. | ” 12th and Pike. | —o ANY KIND OF CAR needs repairing. we 4 for you, €! te - YOU for sule that will repair se 4&4 DANDY Kora Deal 7-PAB- worth of pn 8 0 Dodge tour- extra) ANT! iT CABH PRI a wat a4 i tie Heni oe * ~~ A REAL BARGA room house; large lot: paved view: close to univer co eoom on GOOD” COX tion; Green Lake district: lot fruit trees. $1 OUSE; 4 ; berries, $300 for cash. 2615 © HOUSES; > fi so month. "fas ihtout ares, ‘opposite Bell St For ira ONAL FATHERS down, rent seomeet sae Pegg eet cee reg Giant Main 207 §-ROOM BUNGA- rubbery, flowers of i, stores, car. Sacrifice. it will convin plete. down ON ACCOUNT © h I will trade my equity In my home at Burten City an fir payment on a small home in ine 1 have \%-acre of land, «ll 2 blocks to car cement boulevard; front of property: wi Tie ghee. Full price. $640; Phone Eullott rr Me, house some furniture; 40 4.000 ptraw berry, pla Y PROPERTY BX- where. A. G. Bilis (ANT TO BUY SMALL wast, front south Port Madison. ACREAGE -ACKE IN GARDEN AND oom house; shed; city water; handy to work. #h, $15 monthly makes you owner of this dandy little me PETERS, 726 Third Ave. STRAWBERRY AND chicken ranch across the Sound for sale cheap, or will trade for ace in town. NORTHW STERN LAND & INV. CO. Biliott S180. Ihave 5 acres good jand in peautitul! Hood canal country; real location for chicken ranch, ee GRAYBILL, 617 Third Ave. ORCHARD; im ee Gyan 2 wa y owner, ‘Siympla. Wash. a A REAL, TARGAIN 2 acres with new house; bath, cit fight and water; 2 blocks to ats tion "aed Bing $3 Price only Phone Main 3333. fF ACRDS FINK SOIL, ON PAVE highway, close in, $750. Gilhan, Third ave, of Rainier 120-R 1022 eveningy y HFAILOR SHOP FOR Leo TRACT |F bi nt ‘a ra cluding “inreae inter O74. ¥ # is I have made a bi reduction for this Skagit county jand sale. After « thie te the best farming district in B.C. RS, 726 Third Ave. _ “6 ACRES. BAR BEI O01 ra it county; goed schools: aple WILL F 4 Hallet Bolterup. 2 Rainter Grn. KN Crystal rt in Putrell eet, co eld. id, Canada. 1000 Western iting & Power. 1000 Beacon Co 1000 Columbia a Metal. 3000 Wromseg- Pacific m4 WINKLER 214 Union St Bitiott 9850. 3+ BUSINESS OPYURTUNITIES Auto y building shop: new $-galion lift. | olla, The only bus thie kind. in town or for und. Doing good business Well stocked. Well ver: ly Elma Auto Top & | Body Co. x ma, W 208, GOO} FOR LAZY "BOLLA our idle dollars to work in a fe, profitable business. If you have any money——much or little. write for full facts, and nm just how to double ‘our, Sver and over again. Ad-| 05-507 Lyon Bidg. ON yc: my john | ae | terms. eount sickness Winbiad, Sedro- Wootle fINk GENERAL MERCHAD business for exchange, tt 2454 : nt AVING— furniture; housekeeping; 71.50. Gil geeventh ave, : RE. $3,000, B. Wililam~ ROOMS: rent RSONAL rH PouLTRY STALL Ma. in 5 Visit our stall mrnone ie Market, Stall 58, when Sauiriag drense ry. All ed ready tor cooking re. ON AND AFTER THis L will not be responsible debts contracted by my wi Ada nest AR. Baird, | 3 Trenton st. city WELFARE — BANIPRACTIC Chronic disorders. *. 207 Epler Bid. ak ios A. Willeiksen, Sunset 1257. 98-A PSYCHOLOGIST KNOW THYSELF A profitable invés' Scientific gnaly Mme. Till, 7 Meigs | Bldg. Office, Main REAL ESTATE LOANS SAT koe ers CARD OF THANKS MR AND MRS T WHILE Wisi 70 thank many kind hbors friends, also the boys one and al who worked #0 the bush fire that endangered our home, 6562 19th ave, & Wy ie r a7 | bravely to put out; who claimed were wearing forms anes did Wik tie te eee The trio were discharged lately from the army and navy, Monday they decided to try on uniforms of “|the other branches of the service. ‘They enjoyed the novel sensation un- re lodged in jail. They're getting used to the feel of the clothes Not to Search for Home Brew Outfits WASHINGTON, A 16.—The “home brewers” won a victory in ate, the house rejected a pi which would have allowed the is- suanee of warrants to search homes for home brew outfits, It was offered by Representative ;|Fielts, Kentucky, and voted down, GA to 96. The Seattle DIRECTOR Attorneys-at-Law Fae as 1) ALi Kenta lished ish7- ATi eases; modera free, Main $303. cote Burke Bide. —— oa ent Attorney, Americas 4 ond, “ore I. inckley Ed. (NEA, Main, $760. fi BA: 4 Patents. Paate ye Rl | ent Hours, 10-5. Eve. dates. P men AN cise et value ‘TH MULIA | Third — Esper Eee Rapala ——~ |_& “eto wo Lean — 27 | On diamonds and jewelry. om most s0cl ery Fon i PMR DIAL LOANS mpire Buldieg M. Y cong ON AUTO! ns ‘ou keep your car. R r 1 509 A Bide. Biliott cia Menumenta | PUGET BO BOUND & MARBLE 4 iS ined te int and Vire gh 5 end Dpromedsial own ee nds, Fraser-Paterson Co {, SCIATICA, LUMBA- 6°. tre ment gives immediat Follef “One week's trial treatment, Dr, Angu ‘MORPHIN % Invor craving. Ne morphine oF aS used. Seeseebers, Sut Cuilery. at ith ave Piano , refinishini STROM, piano ee fain 7345, El- Gorrect. tuning, $3. Hott 01 Bows rehaired, Finlay, 1 LOCAL MAN ‘MURDERED, FEAR Rudolph C. Miller Sought by Milwaukee Police Fearing that he may heve been | work for the personal cash and iry that he is known to have at the time of his man & Sons, 225 Pike st, minsing Seattle merchant. Miller disappeared from the bome oe Se jwaukee, August 1, telling her he would be home for lunch. He has not been seen since. Relatives of the missing man de- clare that he was of a nervous tem- clined to believe that murdered for the large amount cash he carried. Miller had lived in Seattle for over 20 years with his daughter, Madelayne Miller, at 1703 Bellevue ave. He was 49 years old, weighed 182 pounds and was 5 feet § inches in height. He was dark complex: joned and had gray hair. Bureau of Missing Relatives ROBERT SHELLABARGER.— | Last heard of in St. Louis, Mo., after lhe had been discharged from the na- tional sanitarium at Marion, Ind., last June, Robert Shellabarger is, sought by Wm, McEthiney, Infor-| mation should be sent to Mrs. Anna McElhiney, the missing boy's moth-| er, General Delivery, Bremerton, | Wash. Takess His Oath to | Be Good Dry Chief Roy C. Lyle, newly-appointed state | Prohibition director, took the oath of office Monday in Tacama, succeeding | b- | Donald A. McDonald, Washington's jGirst director under the national pro- ‘hibition act. |Wayfarer Cast | Chorus Will Picnic. Field and aquatidsports and old- fashioned games are on the program | for the picnic of members of bend cast and chorus of “The Wayfarer” {at Woodland park at 2:30 p. m. Sat- } jurday.. A basket dinner will follow the games at 5 p. m., according to | announcement. Fruit carried in refrigerated tseam. | ships from the Pacific coast to Eng- land loses none of the freshness, clals and their wives, and leaders of Seattle society, And all Seattle is invited to attend. es,” says George Salzman, who happens to be chairman of the Le- gion’s “ernployment” committee that is planning the big affair, “we ex- pect to have at least 10,000 present Saturday night. ‘We are holding it,” he says, “to provide us with funds for the upkeep of the exwservice men and women’ employment department, which the American har conducted since the Closing of the veterans’ welfare com- mission in Seattle. “It is neceamary,” says Salzman, “that the finances of the employ- mgent department be increased to in- upkeep during the coming ‘Three hundred patrons and patron- esses, all representatives of Seattle's society and official leadership have their intentions of assist- ing the legion in every way possible. Pat McManus, chairman of the ways and means committee, has an- nounced that $1.50 will be the charge of admission for one couple. An “extra” lady will be admitted for 50 whole story in the proverbial nutshell, explaining the sudden excitement at the headquar- ters of the American Legion. They're getting ready, they say, for “every- body” to attend the bail. Gadzooks! Why Did He Pick on Police Officer? Instead, a greasy black gray-strewn head. iE Wickman explained thusly: He alee 50 mee SS i Esiiit aH Rice z &s William T. Beeks, chief of the Se- attle internal revenue office, is a flower fancier. “That's a beautiful lly,” the porter remarked when he entered hief's sanctum Tuesday. “What plied Beeks, without batting an eye. “Gosh.” said the reporter, “it ought to be beautiful.” Man Charged With Two-Year-Old Crime An fformation, charging Sam Thomas, who was recently ex- tradited from California to Seattle, with forging in the first degree April 26, 1919, was filed in superior court Tuesday. ‘Thomas escaped police in 1919 just at the point of arrest and was not located until one month ago in San Francisco. He is now in the county Jail. PAGE 13 FORGOT TO PUT; LID UPON BREW Csi Wherefore They Sniffed It and He’s Arrested Because, police my, Walter Clay, 40, laborer, forgot to cover his home- brew Monday night, dry squad men scented the forbidden tonic, Raiding his home, 68 Vine at. the agents of the law weized 10 gallons and 18 pints. Dry squad men refused to affirm or deny the report that they are now using a professional “rum- hound” to scent out the violators of Volatead’s immortal act. According to a welldefined report, considered authentic, a remarkable dog has been secured to aid the police, The dog is said to be able to scent alcohol a half mile away. The dog's identity and pedigree are closely guarded, altho it has been learned his name is “Grapo.” He ig alleged to have uncovered many important booze caches in the last two weeks When “Grapo” scents booze, he barks eagerly, the police being able to tell from his tone whether it is home brew, whisky or wine he smells. PORTLAND TONG WAR CONTINUES Orientals Declare Enmity Must Be Settled PORTLAND, Aug, 16.—Four sin- inter words, brought to District At- torney Evang over the mysterious Chinese “grapevine,” indicated the state of war between the Sucy Sing and Hop Sing tongs now entering on their third week of warfare, “Fight to the finish.” The Suey Sings have @ score to settle. Five of their gunmen are in jail, arrested almost upon their ar- If there has ‘been any hope in the breasts of white authorities here that the feud might be settled ina Cau- casian manner, they are due to be Green, 76, janitor, is in city jail on an open charge. Green was arrested by Detective A. A. Brown, who alleges Green sold the articles to a second-hand dealer for $5.25. HEY CLAIM HE ' LEFT TOO FAST Police are looking for a short, stout negro, Al Simons, who depart- ed in a hurry Tuesday from the Lomis and Johnson barber shop, 1420 Fourth ave., taking with him a dozen fancy razors and $10.50 in cash. Simons had been employed as @ porter. ‘The University of Wisconsin has a machine which can exert a pressure of 400,000 pounds on underground rocks, Transportation—Utilities—Highways STATE OF WASHINGTON Department of Public Works—E, V. Kuykendall, Director Division of Utilities—Hance H. Cleland, Supervisor OLYMPIA Mr. H. R. Fay, President August 15, 1921. Central Auto Stage Terminal, Terminal Dear Sir: Building, Seattle, Washington. This will acknowledge the receipt of your letter of August the 12th concerning the establishment and opening of a union depot for auto stages operating in and out of Seattle, I wish to compliment your association upon this accomplith ment, for I believe it will be of distinct advantage to the stage operators and the public and will materially assist this depart. ment in its work in the regulation of this means of transportation. The next time T am in Seattle 1 shall be glad to call upon you and go through the terminal with you. Yours truly, (Signed) H. H, CLELAND, Supervisor of Public Utilities. 4