The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 20

Se oman MRNA A ARICA. ARB Ea RCH MUST 60 THRU | Judge Refuses to Dismiss Indictment ICAMPERS| | ATTENTION! Recent shipments of large quantities of merchan- dise of interest to the camper give us one of the This Girl Finds ci in n City BY PAUL RL MALIAN Va CHARLESTOWN, W Judge J. M. W the request of the May 19 refused a distnian , ‘ iT rea dictment agatnat Bill largest stocks of this nature on the Coast. co thde gpeeltbespmeneink fe ow y You will want to prepare early for your camping Pantieng orate te un ig vale the tn trips, so come in now, while the neon ey | stock is complete—and get the pick of the merchandise. At Our 1013 and 1015 First Avenue Store ation, 1 belie ing war | whether those who | “I marchers 0 vatl t, be of an the state militia or no’ aot of Army Trench Shoes; all sizes conflict. was only part treason 'Glotzbach Won't Contest Divorce Army Wool, Heavy Worsted Sox, 3 pr. $1.00 Pe BAN FRANCISCO, May » | Fieyd ¢ abach, Del Monte Cal | Army Blankets, 2 25 hautte nd of Mme, Mir) dark wool material . qaret 3 opera star, he decided not to fight his wife's wu for divorce. } J. Maxwell Peyser today prepared the necessary papers fo r the with: | drawal of Glotaba at to the} suit and agreed tr of a default when the New York comes up in} y maid in auer, notifying he 0, D. Breeches, priced at ¥ ir, 75 If you value your watch, let H Mince Meat, at hen 75c ——=s 25c 2 cans for .... BARGAINS! TRY TO BEAT THESE PRICES IF YOU CAR! We buy in hage quantitics, direct from the factory, and All-wool SPORT COAT, heather $4.00 collar Ida Jackman, 12, who distributed popcorn to Seattle chil- dren for three days, and found only three who said “Thank you.” —Photo by Price & Carter, Star staff photographers the market will give you bet ter service than these. “Suppose,” Ida presented the idea, “that we give popcorn away, count all those who come to get it, and se how many say they used to be 10 years ago! | For several weeks Ket |runs @ popcorn stand at 4 m, who} Cedar} Thousands f Scmmer at, near Denny echool, had been| ‘thank you."” upon o remarking that school children of| Se the plan was carried ont. i & garment toxtay lack the teness they had! On three different days last week been truant officer in Seattle 16| handed out to school children at dif NOTICE! 2X2 ,connectes, with any other stores years, so had ed, |ferent hours who have to know m ich he Ketchum counted the youngsters as this is the original Army 3 fi lined up. Ida handed out the popcorn The results of the count were r Tst opening, and has since served the ndise at prices and quality which have =) for months = public with me Rot yet been ec MAIL ORDERS Promptly Filled. Postage Must Ac Write for our very latest catalogue with very latest lists of supplies at lo who attends Denny school mm man with hours, anainte t leg after be LOST CAUSE'S BANNER HOME: Famous Old Fag Returned After Years youngsters; you.” ungsters; two and those two pany All Orders w being printed, prices. were sisters. ide says, “They must have forgot ainly they weren't very po- Ket hum says, “Nope—haven't any popeorn “Thank you’ statistics, but * were somewhat more SRSSSRENSS Sssssssssss parples Army Supply St Store 1013 and 1015 FIRST AVE.[ | LOS ANGELES, May 19 —Mant- “nung, massaging and hairdressing WASHING \ the notabi time instruction in many manual bell 4 arta, More than two thousand five be taught for what is believe nl a acd the first time in a public school hundred boys and girls of school ag: oad next September. An ordinary | WhO must work to support them rade school will be devoted to part | selves or their families, will attend. centennial celebrat was the return of the battle fl tured from the 11th Tennessee Con federate regiment by the 108th Ii regiment at the bat n, Tenn. ring « long list of the 1 which the 11th Ten n in the amilton Your Last Opportunity SAME PRICE anu a —For 7 Days More 35x4 36x4 32x43 33x43 34x44 34x54 36x44 37x44 33x5 35x5 37x5 1, it in be captured by Co erson in combat for more than 3() years K G BAKING POWDER 25 Ounces for ras YOU SAVE is all || you need upon the federal pont r McKinley (1) and ator McKellar (Tenn,) took part in ation ceremonies, which at Senator McKinley's of. 1 Davidson, formerly of w of Roanoke Mrs. Hamilton Sen 18.00 18.50 16.00 25.00 20.00 20.00 18.00 ‘1 to place any Columbia Grafonola from our store in your home—balance on easy terms, rep esented . who tovernor Taylor represent the 11th | ne PARIS % 1 ng OUNCES f, We a t oh t trate has ¢ $125 "4 % when you use KC— you os at aneaiagt Sine nar teres ge against Th Reduced to use less than of higher priced SELECTED USED 8. Ryan, American newap " brands. Satisfaction guar- CASINGS of his wife, professionally known as anteed or your money All thoroughly Inspected and Mine Creighton, violinist | refunded. Kervice Dentistry +. $3.00 Up or Dr A "$4.50 Up “HIGHEST QUALITY” EVERY STYLE EVERY FINISH New models to choose from. Our stock is. being reduced. One of these modern phonographs will make your home _ life happy. These machines going fast tomorrow, or MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT —__ All other sizes in. prop MAIL ORDERS Careful attention paid to Mail Orders. No deposit required Pike Street Tire ee w. 0. STANDRING, Prop, ow BROWN'S DENTAL CLINIC are better come in get pure satisfaction Bluhill Pimento Cheese For More EVENINGS liseaty Music Suopp Next to Liberty Theater 1516 First Ave, Doctors Recommend Bon-Opto for the Eyes Hints ' jann and ¢ tment of eye tr nethen eyesight refund ‘guarantee all druggists save all middiemen's profits 5 “4 HB We xtve you the benefit, In By Wanda von Kettler came interested in the “polite*| addition to the regular manu problem. She beliewed, she naid, ‘Bh facturers’ warranty, this house Ida Jackman, old, | that most mammaa, like her own personally stands back of with bobbed hair and blue eyes. (oid their kiddies to be polite a every tire sold. and T. H. Ketchum, former fways. And she believed, she nid, In our judgment these are the Seattle truant officer, bave inat mont kiddies were aa polite as highest quality cord tires learned something about the | Kiddies ever were made. We believe no tires on politeness of youngsters during Ghe onapented 0 pan THE SEATTLE STAR ‘WAYFARER’ "TRYOUT COMING leevere Hundred to Report | Saturday Afternoon | | Several hundred persons w jport to try out for solo ar The Wayfarer m at the Universit dium Monty Wriday 1 wpeaking Saturday | of Wash © report Lynch, pro | waid it in not | j} parte in hagred afte in reaching | | ducer | neces only te to register in advance, but | report to him at | the stadium } will be aanigned a number ming firet will te | the met In rotation with the #p ery shoot the extreme opponite end of the ata-| dium Portland Mayor Cc on gear isser 19 toward May and, simply * right along the champion © United States etty Mary Garden «wan » town to give rich, the mayor was pick ne regal | head T ed to perch crown upon her pert little auditorium was crowded of eyen were upon Hie roner an he did his wtuff. Then Ah, then! Having affixed crown and been duly applauded for the nifty stunt, he surprised delighted at by gather | ¢ dainty queen into and Ob, hin acne] you fadeo! | ‘HELEN KELLER HAS A RIVAL, |Blind Girl Gives Remarkable Demonstration | CHICAGO, May 19.—"Even more! marvelous th felen Keller.” was/ the excian 2 of Chicago physt-/ clans whe th d the feats per. formed before t Thieago Medical | society by Willeta Huggins, 17, blind | and deaf, She was brought from the Home for the Blind at Janesville, | | Wis. to demonstrate to the Chicago | physicians the phenomenally high degree of development of her fonses| of touch and smell, Totally blind and totally deaf, Wil leta can distinguish colors § with/ startling accuracy, read newspaper | headings, talk over the telephone, en joy music, carry on rapid th and > a score of oth considered well nigh impo performance by a person so hal converna things of | the test she wore « large! auto gorgies stuffed with cot covered entirely with black | Her ears were clogged to action of the physicians. Then of paper} money rs of skeins of #ilk and the shades of hats handed up by| different ones It jumt jonly ex different,” was her | id tell who Inst touched any | object handed her, if she had met that person before Fatty Arbuckle Is Scenario Writer LOS ANGELES, May 19 Fatty Arbuckle is back in the movie game, Will Hays to the contrary. A new Arbuckle film But Fatty won't appear on the| soreen—that ten't it | Ay is being He's writing! had his first ac and has Buster Keaton hag bought the first | kit ff buckle’s pen, he an-| x comedy tn two reels, entitled | © Vision,” and Fatty has predict. | ed that it will be a “sight.” 'Short Skirts and Powder Vindicated > resign as teache | SHOE men and children are offered week at exceptionally Low Prices | Men's fine Shoes \}| and Oxfords in dark \f| brown, English or | blucher cuts. horse and dark brown 121 | | | Corner Second Avenue cause her skirts lacked eight inches of touching the floor, and becduse she was wont to dab a bit of powder on her nose overwhelmingly de he Rincon | feated for jon last night. The board ha igned as a re: of the ard that asked Mrs.| rumpus over the proper length of Several hundred pairs of fine Footwear $3. 95 $5.95 || Children’s Slippers in black kid, patent, smoked \ | MODEL SHOE STORE iS NECA STREET “PAY US BY EDNESDAY I Must Meet the Ultimatum of My Creditors to the Tune of $5,000 The fact that I bought a great stock of a ae woolens in expectation of a big Spring trade and then had my business paralyzed because of bad weather conditions, means nothing to the people I owe. They demand cash now. Nothing else will satisfy them, and I am com- pelled to sacrifice my profits to raise money immediately. To Start Saturday With a Big Rush MADE TO ORDER ANY STYLE You will be lucky, indeed, if you can touch these garments in fabric and tailoring in any other Seattle shop for less than $40 to $50. My old customers, especially those for whom I have been making clothes in Seattle during the past twenty-five years, will realize that this is a bargain price of the “first water” because I am offering real tailoring—real woolens—real satisfaction; just as though they paid much more than this special price. See My Windows and Be Convinced LOUIS SIDELSKY TAILORING CO. 801 3rd Ave. Corner Columbia “Sidelsky Suits Satisfy” hers’ skirts, SALE for ladies, /f} for Saturday and all next /f} The biggest six bits you ever rolled across a cashier's desk is the six bits you pay for a week- day dinner at Boldt’s. For quality and quan- tity both you can't beat the meal you have set before you at that price. No wonder the pro gressive business men of Seatile come here, They know a good bay when they see it, If you've got a friend jj Strap Pumps you want to treat, a six- $ bit dinner here will do the trick to perfection, { PB; BOLDTS, Two Convenient Locations 913 Second Ave. 1914-16 Third Ave. s in all leathers; Under Cheasty’s