The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1922, Page 5

8, 1922, WT Removal Beautiful Library Table, fitted ‘ta § . Quartered Oak drawer and undershelf. Has top 28x44 inches. Golden or fumed finish. Regular selling price, $33.00. Special during this Removal Sale. WHERE PIKE MEETS ‘SCIENTIST TELLS Guace ‘of Destroyed | OF GLAND ACTION. SEAT OF LIFE. internal secretion and more particu | recognized as the cause of fatigue are the ones mainly responsible for | license energy and ft is chiefly from these stolen glandular substances that effective thieves medication is derived. j the aut The ex-government physician who Sound. ts located across Third ave. from the ) tienen artsy cage Fae eg __ AMUSEMENTS — clalizes In these treatments, and of | fere free consultation to the af : fiicted.—Advertisement. THIS 1 —- Wee TERRIFIC WIND (ae CAUSE OF DOUBLE SORROW “Helle, Jane. I am sorry aneut} CRANE Toe wind New your Wlasses otf searif| WILBUR TERRY ff Sacramenta, Cal. The letter was de Mon pieces on ven pavement. The | SUZANNE AND jen resulted in Bertilion officers es. wind has been something fierce fo: T tablishing Donnelly’s Identity as the! & week or #0, off and _ Ieee fost CAUBET Compan [fourth man wanted in connection | got spectacies Instead of nose gianen | Janis and Chaplow with robberies of banks st Poulsbo this time.” and Sequim CLEVELAND, May %-—Do you hat causes me much pain is that) {t cost so much for new lenses that| I wil] have to postpone getting a new! suit again, I do want one so badly, but the wind ts too much for me.| w when I had this rotten luck with my ICAN HOMES BUREAU Quartered Oak Library Table Removal Sale Price, $22.50 LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED &.1Nc. larly those giands that provide dy-|*U>™*rsed Monday off the dock at) jas deplorable / namie force to the body, ts now | De# Moines. Sheritt Matt Starwich located aol and all weaknesses. These giand# tio after a diver had brought up the | “Mr. Ford hax plenty to do now plate from the car. Brivile without the cares of the presidency, was she said. “He's working too hard as And the sympathetic, housewifely, | | vrown-eyed woman went on to tell Orpheum Circuit RUBIN AND HALL HE SEA ‘DAM PROJECT Sale? ‘Boulder Canyon Bill Full of Dynamite BY W. H, PORTERFIE WASHINGTON, May 3% The project Iaunched in congress by the | introduction of the Boulder dam bill | fs of far greater importance than) the average American realises It ls admittedly fraught with dy namite, Great influences are known to be at work to prevent the con summation of this legislation, to prevent the government building of the Boulder canyon dam, the struction of the so-called “AlbA and to block foan ating cana every move looking ard govern ment ownership and control of pub Ho utititips in the wonderland of the Southwest Twenty yeare ago the Colorado | desert was a dreary stretch of sun baked dust, unrelieved by vegeta tion, The sole inhabitants were horned toads, Gila monsters and) rattlesnakes: Today this same desert ta the home of 40,000 happy citizens and annually produces $40,000,000 ef | e wealth, Water is the answer | Now, to prevent the recurrence | of hideous flood disasters which have swept this region before, the settlers have got together with the reclamation service for the building lof the greatest dam tn the world. The sale of the Incidental 750,000 electric horsepower will be sufficient to pay the entire cost of dam and Mrs. He But Secretary of the Interior Fall }is not very enthusiastic for public BY W.G ownership. Even Secretary Hoover,| PORT MYERS, head of the Colorado river commis |Henry Ford, multimillionaire Detroit sion, is not bitterly opposed to pri-jautomobile manufacturer, decides to vate control of public utilities In |seek the presidency of the United fact, the interests now proposing to | States build Diamond Creek m, just} He'll meet with strong opposition above Boulder canyon, are already |from Mrs. Ford. astir here in Washington FIFTH The fight involves millions and |be president and, as for herself, she'd ails Leela poestns = a ond nies eves nets wre pies to ber beso , Dominic Brivtic, 6212 Corson ave.,| out EXHAUSTION of the glands of) 15 tne owner of the automobile found | Pacific railroad of Grant's adminis. |of the White House and first lady of It is a bigger project than the | Dearborn, Mich., than to be mistress It may result in scandals | the land She sald so today in an Interview at the winter home here where she and Ford are spending a vacation. | tration. the source and distribution of told Starwich that the machin from him March 16. The| Are believed to have stripped | © and then run it Into the) | how she would rather preserve her | f ’ + husband's health than see him in the —| mailman s Mistake Results nation’s highest office. a prite cov eted by thousands of Americans. “What kind of a man is Mr. Ford?” oan ———— | jn Bank Robbery Charge | Mre. Ford wa TWKE OOR Daly SPOKANE, May 3.—A freak of| The brown eyes laughed ‘ “Why, the world knows what kind) fate has resulted in the identification THEATRE ot here of St. Louis Mike Donnelly, now }of a man he is, Why ask me?” held in Colorado Spr ‘Then came a question that will in Springs officers app hended Don. | terest every wife nelly on a minor charge, and believ.| How does the wife of one of the ing the man had a record and seck.|Fichest and most talked of men in ing his correct identifica*ion, mailed |America manage her husband? How the card with his finger prints to WAUDEVILLE::* SHEILA Other men believed connected with | want to keep your husband content these robberies are: Geo ge Grant. eq: to make him stay at home eve killed by an officers’ posse near Port | pings and like it? Townsend, last ton: Ernest| ‘Then use green of blue combina Browning, now serving ® term at tions in decorating your living room: Walla Walla state peniten'iery, and| Or, if he is inclined to be p Jimmy MeNulty, wader arrest at|tic, see that there ts plenty Bellingham. Over $25,000 was taken |jow in the wall papers.and draperies “Ida Wanna” “Oh, don't let that delay your new | sult. Go down to Cherry's, on Sec-| ond ave. between Madison and) Spring. 207 Rialto bidg., over the! Pig’n Whistle, and get ft on credit Why not get yourself a nice hat, too?| By paying down practically any sum| that fs convenient, you may get what! you like and pay for it on monthly installments while wearing 1t."— Advertinement. | in the two robberies. That's the prescription of Elsie | Lincoln Benedict, noted paychology ecturer who has recently intahed a Two Out of Six Girl | Fugitives Caught ts on the result of color OLYMPIA, May 3.—Two of the six/| says girls who recently escaped from the! her husband happy and Grand Mound school are reported to| should study his dixposition have been picked up by police injarranging his home, for the psychot Aberdeen and returned to the school|ogy of color has a far-reaching, at | Monday, though often subconscious, effect sa series of t land surroundings on efficiency “The reaction is immediate,” she “The wife who wants to keep contented before Is ; a Bad Back <li Wearing You Out? OES every day mean just another day of suffering? Are you lame, stiff and achy in the morning— tortured all day long with a dull, nerve- racking backache? Does the least exer- tion leave you tired, weak, all un- strung? Surely, then, there’s a reason why you feel so badly and more than likely it’s weakened kidneys. When the kidneys weaken, they fail to prop- erly filter uric acid and other poisons from the blood. These poisons accumulate and upset the whole system. That’s why ; you have that constant backache, and those sharp, stabbing twinges— so nervous, irritable, and depressed. You may have headaches and dizz why you feel spells, too, with other annoying kidney disorders. Don’t risk drifting into serious or chronic kidney disease! Help your weakened kidneys before it is too late. Use Doan’s Kidney Pills. Doan’s have helped scores of Seattle folks, and should help you. Ask your neighbor! Read How These Seattle Folks Found Relief: MRS. MARY ECKERT 3247 Twentieth Ave. W., Says: ne four years ago I was feeling bad and suffered from kidney disorder All the time I had a terrific pain in the amall of my back and I couldn't do any ‘lifting and could hardly get about : My kidneys caused me no nee. I read about Doan's and used several boxes. my back wtrong and well rom pain, My kidneys acted ck and f felt fine in every taking Doan's Kidney Pilla.” Doan’s Kidney Pills Every druggist has Doan’s, 60c a bow. Foster-Millurn Co., Manufacturing Chemists, Buffalo, N. ¥ MRS. JOHN JOHNSON 3207 Twenty-first Ave. W ays: The firat aymptom of kidney com- aint in my case wae ve back Khen 1 iro clothes, rp pains caught me in the small o: back and almost took my breath ay. 1 fre could o\ procured quently had to sit down and rest. My wn gen ls fbn Kidneys caused me mitch annoyance, ree eens Sidney “File and heene My feet and hands bloated badly, too, using them, They helped me from the T read about Doan'’s Kidney Pilla and start and one box banished the pain box, which I uaed, soon relieved of the b kache and took the swell from my back and made my kidneys Tae beokack ere deh pundoed well, My cure has been permanent.” per cent better.” P. L. ADAMS, City Fireman, 504 N. Thirty-sixth St, Says: “I atrained my back doing heavy lift- When I stooped I frequently got mail of my back and ‘Mrs. I Ford Is Interviewed|| IS MOMENTOUS ‘Opposes Presidency Talk ft) She doesn’t want her husband to/aire husband will grant her every | Will "Make ‘Hubby Tame Jupon our dispositions, temperaments | proximity to the Orient can make her) tourist, on March 28. by far the biggest port on the Coast, “Any one who ts wurrounded by in-| handling nearly all exports of the! saxi for trial. furnishings—hangings| Orient, and supplying the entire con-| TILE STAR nry Ford does she make him do things? There was juat a little flash of re jnentment at that question, Ther jauick reply | “Why, I never make him do any- |thing! I don’t have to.” | Mra. Ford can have anything lmoney will buy Her multimillion winh, She's proud of that. And hence her resentment ‘The Ford. Newberry senatorial con test in which Truman H. Newberry |f] was seated as United States senator |i} |from Michigan after his race with |]! Ford? | | “Every real man resented rn that was Mra. Ford's only comment. jf! Mra. Ford doesn't like to be inter. | viewed. She shuns publicity She) granted the present interview stand ing in the doorway of her winter j home bere. The Fords are resting tn a plain but comfortable frame house in the midst of an orange grove. Their next door neighbor ts Thom as A. Edison, fast friend of Ford The two men —" thelr Ume In fishing and Recently Ford pe Mrs. Ford drove lthru the business section of Fort} Myers in « Ford car and were recog Inized by only one person-—an old | timer who had seen them on their arrival, copyright, 192, by The Seattle Star) and moods. ‘harmonious of colors and materials. from 200 to 600 each. For 10¢. Moire Ribbon 1. and 14-inch widths. Color black Thursday, rmerly 1fe to 3c a ya 186. 150 yards of Flowered Hal in light colors; they are in widths, Formerly 35¢ a yar thin enle, a yard, 15¢, 100 pairs of oval and rou Rings, in a good axsortment shell colorings: and 65¢ pair a pair, 15¢. Knotted Rosettes 10c | | 158 Knotted Rosettes in a good assortment These sold tormeriy 100 yards of Moire Trimming Ribbon tn %-,| “Hair Bow Ribbons 15e Bag Rings 15¢ [Flowered Ribbons 13¢ 200 yards of Flowered Ribbons, 6% inches wide and in the wanted shades. yard. Special for Thursday, a yard, These sold formerly at 6c Special for Thursday's selling, of these remarkable savings. this sale, each | 2bc and 30¢ each. 12¢. 12c sare navy and yard. Bpecial, r Bow Ribbons 5. and 6Y%-Inch d. Special for emis | Special, Thursda, A MAY-DAY SALE RIBBONS Priced Unreasonably Low for Rapid Disposal Thursday Ribbon Dept.—Main Floor Every item offered in this sale is a distinctive value and Seattle women will be prompt in taking advantage Bolt Ribbons 12c Each 10-yard Bolt Ribbons pink, deift, green, blue and maize, in %- and % inch widths; 300 bolts in all. Thursday, special, a bolt, in colors of rose, Chiffon Ribbon 5c 200 yards of Chiffon Ribbon, 6 inches wide and in colors of pink, green and lavender. This sold formerly at 20c a yard i [fer this sale, a yard, Bé. Hair Bow Ribbons 20c 200 yards of checked and striped Hair Bow Ribbons in 6- and 6%-Inch widths and that ‘They are in all colors, sold for 46c, formerly. undshaped Bag of brown and 500 a 13¢. Bag Ribbons 180 yards Fi inch widths, Unusual! values Jerly for $1.35 and $1.50 a ya | this sale, a yard, het apse Me j be r r Fancy Ribbons 98c Satin Ribbon 75c | 100 yards of Fancy Ribbons in Motre and 100 yards of high luster Satin Ribbon in | flowered patterns. These are 9 inches wide navy, jade and tangerins and sold formerly from $1.26 | Special Thursday, a yard, . O8¢. Bag Ribbons in ¢- and 7 59c | Metal Brocaded Ribbon $1.98 120 yards of 10-inch Metal that sold form- black, brown and rd. Special for Brocades in » These sold formerly at $3.25 and $3.75 a yard. Special for this sale, a ¥ ra, $1.08. to $3.75 a yard. | ue shi Tells of Commerce | Chances in Orient} Edwin J, Dingle, of Shanghat, Eng: lish editor and publisher, said Tues- day attic does not realize the full impor- tance of developing commerce with | Japanese consuls private jail of « the Orient, before the China club, that Se- He stated that Seattle's or furnitare—feels their Influence | tinent. whether he knows It at the time or R Boy to Serve Term Tile greatest business concerns of America have shown their recogni tion of this In the refurnishing, re decorating and rebuilding of their workshops, offices and lunchrooms. “But It ie in the home that the tn. fluence of furnishings ts most feit The husband, returning to his own fireside after the work and worry of the day, ‘# as much rested by a ‘rentful’ room as by the leisure Itself. “The mother and homemaker of! today has one ideal above all others! to make her home one where hos-/ pitality, refuge, kindiiness and leisure are to be found, away from the outside world. “Nothing adds to this tmprension more effectively than tantef nishings, harmoniously The old days of gewgaws and brica-| brac have given way to quieter,! plainer but more ‘homey* decora tions, In fact we have few decéra- | tions—-preferring to ‘decorate’ with! the furniture itself “The child who grows up in @ properly furnished home — carries memories ali his life that are helpful and uplifting, while the one whose memory-picture of home is otherwise has missed a very beautiful thing.” | An outline of proper combinations follows: For colorful rooms use yel low, orange and red. For restful rooms use green and blue. If you are apt to be pessimistic use plenty of yellow. Violet i ® neutral color | pl California-Portland Speed Record Made 1 PORTLAND, May 3.—Mrs. E. Kathleen Ayres, of San Francisco, has achieved what is claimed to be a new automobile record between San Francisco and Portland over the Pa cific highway, a distance of 724.1 miles, Mrs. Ayres drove a four-cylinder coupe over the route in running time Claude Me. Gee, & Portiand automobile man, ac- companied Mrs. Ayres, ‘The car left the San Francisco fer. pullding at 1:02 Monday afternoon 4 arrived at Portland at 11:45 terday morning. Mrs, Ayres dro the entire distance. The previous record was 26 hours, 61 minutes, |Meier Would Put an End to Slides Corporation Counsel Walter ¥F. Meier Tuesday urged the city council to take immediate steps to eliminate | conditions causing earth slides on | Jackson st, He pointed out that the city already has pald large sums for damage to private property by rea | son of the slides, and suggested that the city elther remedy the condition or condemn the land being injured. of 22 hours, 43 minutes. | Six-Cent Carfare | Passes in Spokane SPOKANE, May 3.—Judging from | returns from 26 out of 123 precincts, a 6-cent carfare will take the place of | the &-cent fare in Spokane. The 7" | stood 2,248 for and $20 against, in Brother’s Prison At his own request, Edward Car- rigan, 19, who, with Robert Merrill, Peace ©, C. phone boxes, will go to the Michigan state penitentiary King county jal ded guilty before Justice of the! Dalton to robbing pay instead of the Both boys were given sentences of | | six months in the local bastile, Car a TH STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLE! 16 pris |ment has been caused in Japanese |Murderer Escapes SHANGHAI, May 3.—Great excite circles here by the escape from the Korean who killed Mrs, Snyder, @ ‘The Korean was awaiting transportation to Naga- Last night he tied up his cell _and escaped. Expelled Newlyweds MADISON, Wis. May and Mrs. Robert Johannot, students at the University of Wisconsin, ex- pelled because they eloped and were married secretly but lived in sep arate establishments here, were or- dered reinstated today. students, Winntpes, Canada, is the greatest cash \ grain market in the world. Splendid values that sold formerly at $1 for this sale, a yard, 75¢. NEW YORK.—John Mo s] |tenor, leaves with wife and f From Shanghai Jail Aquitania for vacation in I pe Many people suffer att the guard, cut thru the steel bars of foto an mi You may feel shoulder, neck, forearm, back or down in the thij It is sometimes Are Restored at U [/2) 2iiiica’ fheumation ory often do 3.—Mr, | &1a, which trouble: up in neuritia. Yo matter where you have t relief withou apirin, bromide, narcotics oF pe. tw. utes the pain, will be gone, ‘emo! ‘ablets ve The faculty held that their action | healing eft | rigan’s sentence was suspended, how.|did not impair their status as) Perves, Bri jever, upon condition that by he leave for the Michigan sta |on, where his brother is sald to be the warden puffer any fonger. a Owl Francisco.—Adverti FLOOR AND LI 60c value Thursday we offer you this high-grade Varnish at a very low price; easy to apply and {J dries with a brilliant lus- tre. Special 39¢ pt. can. Made in Seattle Polar White Soap For the Laundry 5 bars Polar White 1 bar Lemon Toilet Soap Special at 25¢ - No Cc. 0. D.’s LIQUID ra at 39c Pint Can Polar White 50c 12-0z. bottle A wonderful polish NOLEUM of WN durable Soap w~ Cabbage Onions Pumpkin Squash Turnips VENEER at 29c¢ Ladies’ Handy Leatherette SHOPPING BAG SPECIAL AT 69c Reg. $1.00 value A wonderful bargain for the ladies —made of good quality leatherette, cretonne lini sewed handles, with patent button clasp. Special at 69¢. VEGETABLE SEEDS” SPECIAL AT Ic Package “Buy now”’—we have an over-stock —good assortment: Watermelon Sugar Beet White Radish Special at 1c Package pe eee