The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1922, Page 2

THE SEATTL ‘goa Here July 12 Seattle Will voloe Ite the much mooted sectic ‘8 of the [merchant martne act of 1920 | }12. The Chi of Commerce re ceived word Thursday morning th | Admiral W. 8, Benson, Meyer Line |George MH. Chamberlain, @ specin committee of the chipping board, wi! Seattle on that date Section 2% abrogates the preferen jtial thra rate granted destination thru. Pacific It provides that if carge points of jooast porte | bre ht to an An rier the © lwill be greater than the rates appty -—JULY SALE prices such as these sample values give only a fair idea of the savings Home Makers can avail themselves of during this event that is watched for and looked forward to by thousands of home lovers in this great Northwest. “Your Credit is Good!” | venwets | If section 28 Is made effective for to the Atlantic coast thru the Pan ama canal of the provision In the law shippers, ft i enid, Vancouver, B. C., gateway, KEEP WELL | HYGIENE BY DR R. H. BISHOT OU. can teach children natural ly and simply to safeguard = them- selves = against disease Children Patn. means pain, The ehiid can follow this ple logic. You sim walk, to talk, to eat can teach them « hyatenic rules, and sensible Wash your hands before eating few simple | children you. Don't kiss other don't let adults kies hand or sleeve. Use a handkerchiet. exactly as pictured. Fumed or golden oak frame. Holds all bedding when folded. Genu- ine leather upholstering. Special for this the p | tip with your lps or tongue. | Don't put money or pins into your mouth Don't spit on the sidewalk, floor, or on your slate Don't swap with other children such things as candy, chewing gum, apples, whistles, bean blowers, or any other toy or article which has been in the mouth of another. Don't aneexe or cough into an- other child's face; turn your head la , using your handkerchief. 572 regular price $83 the cough into face. Turn | good quality steel cot with angular sides and tubular folding sta, Wire fabric is held. by fourteen coll springs on OFFERS PRIZES To stimulate Interest | } ments and ideas on the subject The fol prizes are announced nt ingue List ITH OU! F $100 for a suggestion to increase youn hac oo nipped —rtelnsive the efficiency of any department of | p Seattic MOMES FOR RENT RENTAL DEPARTMENT Seattio resen- tative for a year, " . | $100 for = description of an ace! Kiteben dent and a suggestion as to how It | could have been prev $100 will be pal best sug % ath fon new ra SEATTLE "TACOMA: arg a for first 3 a? 6. SCROGMVELD E SOUS prize and two prizes of $25 each 50 for the best write-up on a sue = conntul safety campaign | FIREWORKS | Packs Umbrella by | Grace of Friends | to make Western Saftey Magazine a better magazine. Charles H. MeCrimmon, recently | Swedish Singers to appointed district passenger agent of “ ORDINARILY y “i every person wants to buy thelr fireworks at the same time—ona ff|the Chicago, Miwankee & st. Paul! Hold Festival Here Or two days before the 4th cn Ie eles ba ot “| Two hundred and fifty Swedish PREVENT THE GRIEF Of finding that some certain kind of fireworks you desired has The shower stick was tendered Me. | "neers were es iH * ei “ Been sold out”; of having to wa turn: of having ten- Crimmon by business associates who | Setti late Thursday to attend th ir feet or small 4's stepped on by hi 10's. Jeighth biennial Swedish singing fes |qave a banquet In his honor Wednes day at the Transportation elub. | tival and convention, to be held on | Puget sound. Rehearsals will be held at tie Swedish club hall concert to be held in Seattle ts ached. SAVE MONEY by shopping early. To all those who buy $1.00 or more of fire- works from us on THURSDAY On FRIDAY we will give 10% additiona! worth of fireworks FREE Stall 100 Corner Market 4 Pike jerviee Men) Colored Women in 5th Annual Session | Moore theater. The opening per B. Tanuels, president of | formance, however, will be held in 1a of Colored W | Tacoma Friday night fo om _ 1 convention of th unt Zion Bapt During the « J Mre the Sta en's Organ the fifth anni iF cttnte Wostepe hes tons. federation in t church Wednesd jing sexsion Mayor F {the chief speaker Mj5/08 aver OV SMIB Tel your friend "10% discount and as the City Ordinances will permit anyone to show anywhere in Seattic, 3 so many people drink MJB Coffee ‘~~ The answer invariably is “{lavoy" “She Quality Coffee of America” Brown we Arvid Franzen former special agent yed by the prosecuting attor office, faced charges of per Thursday ag a result of an tn wuov ney jury a y nesday afternoon by a federal grand jury Franzen made alleged conflicting statements when called as a witness in the government's prosecution on liquor charges of James H. Woods. | Seattle druggist. He declared that jthe police dry squad had “framed | the evidence against Woods Amundsen’s Party Off for Siberia ablegram reading “Leaving to- All well oir, Love sent from Nome by Capt | Hoald Amundsen, was received py H. H. Hamme, Amun | tative in Seattle, | Amundsen's party in now in Bering | 8 tte. At Point Barrow the ex plorer plans to begin his flight over the pole > all” n’s represen. Wednesday 1 actona ai CL a PAIN AN ENDS FOOT MISERY Cal-0-cide positively en quick relief and lasting results. Tt penetrates the pores and removes the cause. (Plasters for Stubborn Corns) $item Cabeattn Pecbege “att —— AN Drogo 86> Cal-o-cide rencov @ remeny 9B Tre « nee uled for #:15 p. m, Saturday, at the! atiment on July [ner and former United States Senator Joonduet hearings on the section in to foreign cargo that ix shipped to American D originating In a foreign country ts riean pert In a rland rat! rate ling on cargo shipped tn American eign shippers will divert thefr cargo from Pacific coast ports and ship it according to opponents Other wilt utiline the | travels fear Mysterious vacuum tube so dear to Disease the hearts of al! radio fans, Keep teeth, mouth and nose clean,! and become very strong, HOLD HEARING Dispute ‘to Be Aired| | iiy tube perform in the changing of di teach Viding « simpler means of producing your children to an electric wave suitable for radio 20 also you telephony old but still useful how this vacuum tube could be re Don't pick your nose or wipe It on now used In so many homes, Don't wet your finger tn turning of receivers and improved it so that e of a book, nor your pencil it can now give amplifications of a 8,000 TURN OUT Edwin H. Armstrong and his super-regenerative receiver BY PAUL F. GODLEY America's Greatest Radio Authority Present day radio binges entirely around contributions which Edwin Howard Armstrong, formerly in charge of army radio In France, has made toward the advancement of the wireless art He discovered and charted the of the electrons within the He was the first to make the little rect current into high frequency o» cillations used in wireless, thus pro He was the first to demonstrate lied upon to amplify an extremely weak signal over and over again. With the final result that it would thus making regenerative receivers possible the Finally, he bas taken this form | million times and upward. Instead of one or two hundred tirnent Godley, Radio Wizard, Advises Star Readers | | j manufactured at the same price as THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1922 Bathing or washing with Lifebuoy wakes you up. It wakes up the pores, the cells, the circulation. It makes the skin glow with health. It makes you feel fresh and fine for the day’s work. Thousands of users are saying, ““There’s no soap like Lifebuoy.” “A short way to describe the muper: | frenerative cireult,” maya Arm: | | strong, “is that one vacuum tube is |made to do the work formerly done | by three, It has been known for} several years that the timit of am Plifieation ie reached when the nega. tive charge in the tube approaches the positive. “In experimenting 1 found that it was ponssitie to inc ne the nega tive charges tempora tor about 120,000 of a neve bove the pol | tive and ntill keep average down. | It is this possibility of Increase which permits the enormous amplifi- cation and enables me to eliminate two tubes from the ctreuit.” Of what benefit 1 all this to the radio amateur? “AD outfit equipped with a super. | regenerative eireult,” Armstrong! Koen on to explain, “is #0 sensitive that outside aerials are unnecessary. “Receiving wets without outside serials have been possible for some Cox Off to Learn Truth About Europe CUT IN PAY NEW YORK, June 29.—James M. ~~ City employes will oppose any re- | Cox sailed Sm oma to find out “the | truth about Europe.” time, but they have been #0 expen: |° of pay in 1985, according to) Coy. still faithful to bie belief in sive Mat most amateurs have not |t¢ Monthly bulletin issued Wednes-|ing jeague of nationa, said that been able to afford them. With thia | day by the Civil Service league, com- | Europe looks to the United States for improved cireult, inside seta can be | powed of municipal workers. moral and financial leadership and A reduction of $10 © month was) [Dat “we are doing Kreat harm by al- owing our influence to stop on this made a year ago, this being onehalt| i3y ar the Atinatic”” of the Increase granted during the! post-war period. “Many employes,” the bulletin re- "hae Sonora te wien CASTORIA WILL FIGHT thone requiring cumbersome outside aerials. “The other practical result will be the ability to detect wave lengths un der 206 metere with ordinary ama. teur sets, In the past short wave FOR ROSE SHOW | whith opened Wednesday in the For in safety | extry building, University of Wash tern Safety Magazine.) ington campus, and which was to 10 p. m.| tention were those of Mra. J. 8 }Ruppe, Mrs. M. 1D. Frazer, F. 8 Hall, curator of the University. Mu }xeum, who displayed wild flowers of | Washington. | | | | | singers were expected to arrive in| ‘The, first | [homely spote. each end and = four | work, the V eprings on each side. 1031 Alaska butlding, Special while they last : * offering substantial prizes store than 9,000 $2.45. for suggestions, cartoons, improve. $50 for the best suggestion on how! $2 900, will be presented at 9 p. m Don't let other children sneese or/ Prizes Are Awarded to 67|z or your Different Displays SAFETY PAPER ‘Thousands alias and thousands of people are the record of the first day of the Seattle Rose society show, continue Thursday until people are sald to| have attended i Prizes were awarded to @7 buds | and group displays Wednesday. | Greatest honors were awarded the lays Of Mrs. Arthur Alexander | ney, of Carleton Highland, who | | 4 manufacturing plant § per cent in| owns the largest rose garden in Beat. | Mrs. Phinney's awarded six prizes, in Rose sweepstakes medal Other exhibits to attract much at plays were juding the) and thone of severat/ flortets. The prises, valued In all at | Thursday. FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots There's no longer need of feeling ashamed freckles, as Othine is guaranteed to the slightest of your] double strength | remove these} Simply get an ounce of Othire— double strength—from any druggist | and apply « little of it night and} morning and you should soon «see | that even the worst freckles have be. | |gun to disappear, while the Ughter | jones have vanished entirely Prosecutor Charged jneciea to comp! It is} e than an ounce is} jetely clear the skin beautiful clear seldom that m: and gain a com. | | plexton dictment returned against him Wed-|*uarantes of money back if it fails | t Be sure to ask for the double strength Othin: thin is sold under remove freckles.—Advertisement HIPS Take fast steamers at Colman Dock REGULAR SCHEDULE Leaye Seattle daily 7:15 -*9:00 = 10:80 - 11:90 a mm 5:15 p. m. *Bxcept Sunday SPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE From Seale to Bremerton and Sundae: jay, Friday, Sunday 11:36 p.m. 9:40 p.m, turday and AUTOMOBILE FERRY Connecting with Olympic High way — the short route to Hood Ca- nal and Olympic Peainsula points. Seactle to Bremerton Daily 74S - 11:30 a.m. 315 p.m, Extra trip Saturday and Sunday 0:30 p.m. to Beatle Daily 945 a.m. MO - 5:00 0m, Extra trip Saturday and Sunday 10:80 p.m. Visitors accompanied by Bremerton Chamber of Commerce Guide per- mitted in Navy Yard at 1 & 3 p.m. Passenger fare 80¢ round trip. NAVY YARD ROUTE lengths Indistinguishable for mall wets.” Three tubes need with the circuit will give suffictent signal to fill a leo ture hall, : Shiai dats alice anton! For Infants and Children |for additional se oe we preciu i been automatically granted, and in addition were reduced $120 « year.” |Signatare Dance to— Today’s Most Popular Hits Sweet Indiana Home Fox- The Columbians Lovable Eyes intro. “Hootch Rhythm” from Make It S: Medley Fox- The Columbians A-3621 5c Stumbling For Ray Miller and His Orchestra Dog’s Tail? Pox-Trot The Columbians, In Blue Bird Land = Fox- Trot Pau! Biese’s Orchestra 1 Want You from Marjolaine Fox- Trot Ray Miller and His Orchestra A-3610 75< Some Sunny Day Fox-Trot Ray Miller and His Orchestra A-3603 Georgia Fox-Trot| 75c¢ Ray Miller and His Orchestra Ask any Columbia dealer to play these records for you. You'll know then why Colum- bia leads in dance music. Columbia Records Columbia Graphophone Company, New York Below are listed Seattle’s Authorized Columb: Dealers, who at all times can supply you with the Latest Columbia hits: REMICK’S SONG & GIFT SHOP | BUSH & LANE PIANO CO. Pike Street Telephone Elliott 270% 1519 Third Avenue Telephone Main 3587 HOPPER-KELLY COMPANY “PORTER FURNITURE CO. M21 Third Avenue Telephone Elliott 0112 1518 Fifth Avenue Telephone YOUNGSTROM & NELSON UNIVERSITY MUSIC 416 Union Street Telephone Elliott 1051 4312 University Way Telephone LIBERTY MUSIC SHOPPE GERKE’S MUSIC HOUSE 1516 First Avenue Telephone Elliott 6181 24th Ave. and 56th St, Telephone Sunset 6249 | |