The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1922, Page 2

THE FOR BETTER AMERICAN HOMES" “MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU; ULY SALE! Sweeping price reductions in ELMER SMITH OS NSBARRED | California Refuses to Let| | Him Practice | SACRAMENTO, Cal, June 2t—| Himer Smith, attorney for 10 1. W.] W. on trial here last week wap barred from the practice of law in| —here is the sale you have been waiting for. | California by @ ruling of the appel | every department in the store indicate our determination to make ChIBt eS, conte Gech yeatcrans JULY SALE extremely attractive to the home maker. “Your Credit 18 J) smith appeared tn supgrior court Good!” at JULY SALE prices. sro be gs ging hedeerytng yelinon district attorney, waa inf taking our part in the national movement for “Better Homes,” we offer, during this JULY SALE, these remarkable credit terms to court ruling. The rul at the request of the d offs ney's action In based on a law passed ure compelling an Smith haa been allowed to practlee previously thru courtesy of the trict attorney's offics Capt. Bernard Again Escapes weekly payment $2.50 15— — first weet payment paym $1— $75— $7.50 $1.50 $100— $10— $2— $125— $12.50 $2.25 all steel and brass beds ‘ively JULY SALE priced — 8 Hi MARK Once » has Capt. Joe Bernard Arctic adventurer, escaped the that waits for every man in the Frozen North The schooner Teddy Bear, minsing for eight months and thought to b n Jost in Bering » omen in af Poten river h of Emma, a tiny village East Cape, Siberia. in Bernard and his crew are ed safe and waiting for the joe 3 j to clear from the river before start —100 steel beds in ing on thle return trip to Nome. ’ this lot. Exactly as The little trading schooner was lo cated by the United States const guard cutter Bear, which, with other | ships of the North, had been in structed to search expedition. pictured. Vernis Martin finish. Two-inch continu- ous posts. Full size. Special while quan- jome inst fall. He sailed out of er for Ana heard of he Bear located the party at Poten iriver It wan feared that the trading lachooner had gone down in Bering fnea during a gale. An o 20d search of the shores was instituted by the Los An samples of hundreds of other JULY SALE rocker values— Bernard wan a member | This is not the first time that Ber nard has been given up for ort. He always has turned up smiling, after of the Arctic. 'Nurses Welcomed to Seattle by Brown Nearly 2,500 nurses were welcomed « joint Nurves’ as ational Organization ursing and the Ne- | tonal League of Nursing Education, {at the Plymouth Congregational /@UMAEN Monday night. The sessions | continued Tuesday { MUSHROOMS —upholatered very fine quality gen- uine brown Spanish are afraid = to gather their own because there Spring seat. as pictured. Exactly How can I tell a mushroom from a toadstool? What the questi to know in how to ts rooms are ¢dible The popular tests, such a# putting »in OF spoon it blackens In process mer really wants 1} what mush il are absolutely worth toadstool Mushroom = or . irritant and nar are of two kinds ing. dangerous, a centers withe for many hours The irritant funel o ypon the nerve ducing symptoms en are recog: regular price {the flesh of the cap thin 8196.50 | 6. A honeycombed appearance of the gills, if the flesh tastes bitter, or niture values. FOUNDED 1864 &. A slimy | spores. All mushrooms that arm decaying | or are in the immature button stage should be avoided. cap and clay-colored SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS tle, Wash., and other cities thru- | out the United States for laboratory assistant, junior grade and standards, and labora senior grade, burean not se. CIVIL SERV) EXAMINATIONS | ; TO BE GIVEN AGAIN 'The civil service commission in ites special attention to the fact | * that in examinations held recently in i Persona interested in these or oth ¢r examinations should apply to the | ¢| secretary of the United States civil service board, at the local postoffice for detailed information and applica tion blanks, Liniment » number ¢ | fornia Commercial Co. property Safe 771i fa vw INFANTS wo INVALIDS ASK FOR Horlick’s the Original Avoid Imitations and Substitutes Characterizes our methods in every transaction, and our cus- ltomers are accurded every cour- tesy consistent with sound busi- sess judgment. , Horlicks iv etiffand lame— Liniment an Accounts Subject to Chee Cordially Invited Peoples Savings Bank i Are and relieves Up every aching muse SEATTLE STAR WHAT IS THIS IN HISTORY? WHAT ? AND you've “Ween nN HOOKING UP ALL OUR Dresses For Years. 1 Give THIS one up? TACOMA, June 27—Anowering to the call of his drowning master, Rex Englinh setter dog, plunged into Spanaway lake late Sunday evening reseued A. G, Smith, of this eit 1 death. Smith was swimming about in the lake when he passed over one of the cold springs that feed it The in | stant the toy water struck him he | was seized with cramps and went | down. Tho he fought hard to reach the TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1922 | Dog Saves His Master From Death in Water and waited for him to come up again, | Nearly exhausted from his fight, Amith giimpred the dog and granped its collar. The dog immediately turned toward the shore and dragged | him into shallow water, Mrs, Smith was picked up by a party in a row boat Rex barked and whined until htw master had been cared for, and then dashed up and down the beach, shak jing himself and frivking his tail tp whole-souled dog delight din. | Arctic Death death | for the missing | Captain Hernard left Seattle tor | Siberia im until | remote islands and) |xeles Moose lodge, of which Captain | spending months on the icy deserts | in a mens of |! Metaftin, William, girl 2 the stomach | eee a eek soon after eat- | Morr Ben, boy much more | Otake Fo, girl “a nized by their taste when raw; the » John M. Seward, , ie a f Ps narcotic frequently are pleasant, or May C. Beattie | 220 agal ali dining room furniture featured in this | fis ie- "osc ee wre i Mgt oo All mushrooms should be consid ja am ppenoeed Seattle “ 22 JULY SALE at VERY great reductions— | J: grsrervoinr eu "sats ines. Saas ‘ slike fe ormation at the base | Burr Hugh Dudley, Black “sf . sate se . I nd F yi jose! —6-piece William and Mary dining room suite. Exactly as A acaly or close-fitting layer at [Arnot ine Sr dncces, shinee pictured. Combination walnut. 45-in. table, 6-ft. me 8 rg yet Meagan grape |Jamen, ‘Alice V., Seattle 20 ‘arts on the cap. I Fujit, Kosuburo, Seattle Legal sion. 4 genuine Spanish leather seat dining chairs. 45- $ 4. A milky juice—untess this ts|Stevens, Alma, Seattle Legal in. top buffet. This is fairly and only fairly representa- Oh ii ae: ae eee cee Vena! tive of hundreds of other JULY SALE dining room fur- nearly all of the same length, and | DUE&IDS MATY Peete ee STANDARD FURNITURE CO, |)" "snes" L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Fir algo aaa | ha isese beat | | itinen of the state! tice law here | | Know anything about American history? Then pitch in and show how accurately you can link up the above picture with some historical event in America, | The picture is the sixth of a series of 24 which will be printed in The Star in the form of puzzles. Watch for them jdaily, and when the entire 24 have been printed and you have made your guesses, send your answers to the History | Puzzle Editor, Seattle Star, Seattle, Wash. A prize of $5 will be given for the set of answers most} jnearly correct. And five prizes of $1 each will be given for the five next best. | Get in the game! Godley, Radio Wizard, Advises Star Readers | BY PAUL F. GODLEY ! America's Foremost Radio Authority That the mere change in position of two bolls of w tually “eut out” one t jradio station and bring fn rather surprising. Yet that is exactly jwhat happens when the variometer It's fun. upon the colls | in opposition, cur-! rent flowing thru | the combination | will produce mag: | netic effects which | oppore each other. | Bince the colls relative are exactly equal in « radio set is adjusted. > jp re ag Pig me | | A rent flowing in them is also equal, jt the magnetic effects will be cope If the colis were #0 close together as} to actually merge one into the other the inductance of the combination would be nero. It is mechantealty impossible to |butld @ variometer so that the cotle |moves up and down the coll, making |@ctually do mer Many designers contact with each turn of wire; step- | have made the effort, however, to by-atep inductances, where a switch | keep the two sete of colls very close | makes contact with certain predetes together in order that @ maximum mified pointe along the coil, or the |T8nge may be had varlometer. re eaehies to heving Peapriegenro all colls have capacity, In the Betas oo Teametersn the anaenetic | variometer® ® very careful balance relationship of ita two colle. Usually tween a minimum of capacity end one coll revolves within the other; & maximum of inductance variation and the two are connected In “series.” j!# made so that the maximum of its must have two! nae—capacity and inductance. ‘The capacity in usually composed of a condenser; the inductance of # f spiraled turns of wire, | Variable inductances are of three |kinds—thone known as slide wire in. |ductances, wherein a sliding contact radio circ | number wave length variation may be had. leather. Has high,| f) —Grinca n menor When thelr planes coincide, and That iy the important thing . “4 the direction of winding ¢ pth sta If the js are too ome together ANY ple tke . > rt comfortable back. NY people Nik® |ionary and movable coils 18 the line greater capacity of the combina: same, the magnetic fields produced |, flowing in them also co- | « of the combi ion will completely offeet any in- tease in the range of inductance | variation The diagram above ts a cross-ceo by currents ineide. The nation is then at & maximum have wen #0 many cases of; Should the movable coii be re of & variometer, and shows the polsoning from Volved 180 degree hat the planes ving the inductance by eating toadatoola, of the two colle again coincide, but coincidence of the mag- “A. very com. |#0 that the direction of the winding sth colle, mon question ts BIRTHS | i | Vital Statistics] t ip ¥ Ma |Martin, Pet |MARRIAGE LICENSES Name end Residence. Age. | Colipy, George, Seattie eer 3! ting. Virginie, Boattle +16 L'Heureux, Leona, Seattle 26 Kershuer, Frederic Io, Seattle ....50 Laur, Elizabeth Hull, Seattle +60 Tangney, Thomas J, Seattio \™ Kenna, Gertrude, Seattle Schel, Adolph George, Seattle Nelson, Helen Winnebell, Se attle Clara Kimball Young. rank B, Elienst Mabel, White Grandview 6, Spokane. L | Dean, Edward Clare, Portland. Le | Piper, Ethel Louise, Seattle... 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