The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1922, Page 13

gae' < g3 ReRaeSTEIS. sé 7 Local Market VEGRTAGLES ‘. ald Wholesale Dentors en--Per dor, LE0O@ 1 per Mh Tides in Seattle Tacal. Lee aoe hothouse, dos. 1.00@ per 1. par D. m. Goa. bunches crate an ve bunches. = Public Market Loca! ic Viarkets BANTTARY ewe ser cod, 100 Tet Ton tar tuna teh Dest button tee tee tall 3h Weats Sain ble ea Tiere whence homemade ham 1 to talis aed pect. te ap bared be fleur atch." enck pie, tee: us, 16 bers, 3 pres Bralt 109, beet suear @ bare tan 31 s The fe Mexican, per ™ A, white, sack kima Geme, fancy ara 1 graded MRE, Gaomete, poe B- : yams, boah. hamper do M e-basket crate . ve Cal, white, sack . doa. banchee « Brgiien. mavebervice sine #88 conven renal Marenatia = lpger Booth's ar $c; Aunt Stall 18, sitty Stall 16, fresh as ah the; ap ve ribs, Te Tb; pot romat. lamb c.gpe, ihe . Stall 14, fr te ©.: mean Kine, gam salen m. hatiput ® ake roftes, rCONOMY pure American © Bing cherries, 186 Stall Bt, skinned soles, 2 The, dhe; salmon trout, Me %.; boneless t. 380 fancy sweet pt Git plekies, 4 for 106. he; She cottes, 2 t. 410 ptek les soap and 1 Crem 10e rystal Whit Serceaaat when mesma, can Calumet baking powder DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid to Shippers a prate Beattie Geltvery Fresh ranch, white colors « putlet 1, ripe : fresh red snapper, <2 he 182%, fresh baltbut, 2 Ms. fhe Th, Stall 161) halibut cheeks, 20¢ 7. WESTLAKE $2.20 soem: Gold “ae | Stale selina. Fe I; Tittamonk triplets FOULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers te Doeks— Live, od. ®. Live, yous. per Mb. + Pevilers-t to 14 Be 1% foe. and over . Heavy breeds ze ean Campbeit « 4 doz. hes 126, 2 380 en Abe; ST. ean So can macaroni and SOUTH END loa, pork cheese, » Stall 80, veal tongue, $00 tb.; liver Carnation milk, 10c can. Bie W.; cottage butte, 300 Tm iT%e ™, Atal 49, butter, de Se doa.; cream cheese, cS bread, ie lot; cookies, 2 dor. erhorns, 2 for Be. Stall 84, 100 t.; botling beef, 1%¢ ™ 13 %e TM. Btall 62 te erries, ie bot; new potators, 6 The Live, night Fancy dry picked 20 abo ive. Geese— Dressed. per ™ 2% te. and up. Fame heulotor Claimed by Death | CHICAGO, July 4-~Maxt mitian | {| Hoftman, winner of many prizes ‘a jhere and abroad as a sculptor, ts 12 | dead, victim of cancer. */ days Hoffman fought in the ring and won many battle jwhich means of support he way to artistic training In col ‘22 of art here and in Europe jere—Oid, Live, per Tb. 1 a if Choirs, lent Heavy. fancy prize with won his Mens Dressed Drewed, ight heavy, 7. light, T. Beeler. ‘Dressed, Medium to ¢ Common t Prime light . Smooth heavy . Roush heavy Stems .. Yeartings Wethers Ewe ; FLOUR AND SUGAR Wholesale Prices ly pat. 49-Tb. shen bakers, 98 Mt 98-. whe Floor va mon wh 4 wheat bakers, Peary 96-T. win, Buger—Cane, per ewt Beet, per owt HAY, GRAIN AND FEED City Delivery, Wholesale, yellow, 120-%. a1 100-T. ska. Atlantic Phot the Pacific McDowell foreman of MMlinois Coat jmine at Herrin, IM, who the firat of the employes of the to be killed in the “Herrin massacre.” McDowell was beaten to deqth and hig body was then riddled with bul- lets, This photo waa taken a short time before the attack as he war con- ferring at the mine with officials. 516@ OK Southern was mine Crack Whole, feed, 100-M. whe. Bhell—Kastern oyster . ‘ Western oyster 26,00) Reach 64.00 | Hay Mewita ‘io. $2.09 Timothy No. t 09.00 Wtema vrerreene Si0;% In his early | company’s | THE § SEATTLE STAR i p! tar WAS BLL TAFT, useoT6e A PResioenT oR Some}hing Just Blows His Own Hers * King OomPan is kis NICK KAME AND HIS OOMPAKS WAYE ALMOST MADE HIM A MILLIONAIRE —> | Isham Jones, king of jazz BY ROY GIBBONS AGO, July 4 Blow your sonny, and blow ft hard!” | This was the e the town's | richest citizen in Adrian | to Isham years ago Jones had gone to the mone asking the formula for a short cut| over $800,000 in to great wealth |from his composit Jones owns @ palatial home| graph recor af of automobiles and has| And the jazz king Is only 28 nts and all the trappings of| Members of his orchestra wealth. And his bank account {s| grown prosperous with him. |swelling so faust that he can hardly| Jones ts a big strapping fellow and keep track of It | looks ¢ ly unlike a musician “simple,” says Jones, “I blow my| But how he can play! own horn—I mean my saxaphone," ‘I’m going to make a million and To the world of music Jones in| then quit,” he sa “There's no use | what Charlie Chapin is to the film, | working all your life. A million will Hig nickname is “King Oompah, sult me fine T he's probably the! Jones goes to work in his specially [highest paid jazz orchestra leader in igned Himousine. The driver wears the country n colored uniform to match A loop hotel here pays him $3,600 | the colér scheme of the car \— A has been bullt into the auto to hold Jo xaphone Usually after each performance | Jones takes in the town with his ‘kala | method in his madness, for thus he| ‘ keeps attuned to the spirit of Jazz Picture Reveals) ““Frequentiy. he uses Slain Woman J ® week to play in its restaurant two hours an evening Phonograph companies are clamor ing for his services to make jazz records for them. During th five ybaga|and his xaxaphone have accumulated | CHI jown horn. a h., wave Jones 12 years Jones and salary ions phono | coda y | | | eer at’a because pocket Hiker’s wife. Jones spends with tne prodi gality of “CoalOl Johnny” of a half century ago, tipping with bills of to raise charitable funds. Folks say “King Jazz” as large as a piano has a heart Develop: | pshot inac | ° [Tatty disclosing the mutilated body |POlice Search for Fleeing Financiers of a woman by the roadside, today | |net sheriff's p to searching | the Toppango canyon in the effort to} LONDON, July 4,—Six British solve a strange mystery |nanclers who mulcted thelr yh s According to B, W. Anderson, who | more than $15,000,000 by various brought the film to police, he and a | Setrich-quick methods are ing arty of friends were hiking thru the |#UBht by the European pollc canyon over ® month ago and paused | by the roadside to pose for a snap shot which he took When Anderson developed the ple he was horrified to| in one corner of the print the a woman partly hidden by but sufficiently visible to a woman's blood ment of a hiker's anes Fireman Arrests sterday. BERLIN, July 4.—While ing trial, Marle Dasehkay tried to 6s | cape from jail with a rope made from her sheets. was recaptured in mid-air by man on an extension | ladder, ture #60 body of the grass, how beyond doubt stained fac Anderson last night guided the po- point where he thought ph was taken, but the crown with a fire IME STORIES tales are now sup- in many American in Landow, the old wi variety—“Detained at the of. will still hold its own for a London Opinion. BEI Wireless fairy plied nightly homes, But lice to the the so over shrubbery that he was un ond no trace of the and certain about it body was found. Another search was | fice” being conducted today. [bit have} his orchestra | Escaping Woman}! awatt: | No Fiediuet on’ Lusitania, Says Local Survivor “Ail of this wrangling between American and British treasure seokers as to who has the right to seek the Lusitania’s supposed millions is wasted energy. I stead of millions of dollars in coin and jewels, there is not over $2,500 in the ship's safe.” Ernest 8. Cowper, publicity di rector for the Admiral line, makes thin statement. And Cowper we not only @ passenger aboard the Lusitania at the time ft was tor The Seattle Star | PubMed Dally ever Beattie, W rashington “Sub. ibscription tes ny Malle a ae ahead THE One month sig hree months .. Six montha : One year . eees OUTHIDE tb) STATE WASHINGTON Price tn ered or $9. v0 year. i CTY $0.50 or er mont RRIER Por month | Rates Per Insertion Phone Mate ified Adver~ x Department, and your “ornnts” before the largest audience fn the Northw: ¢ Largest Audience in| the Northwest Reads The Star's Want Ads _ Phone Main 0600 — [ SAVES CAT | Your credit ta gana. k fo on When a hurricane hit City Island, N. Y., Helen Hess, 3, | refused to leave her tottering home till she'd resened her pet kitten, pedoed off the Irish const with huge | an of life, but was alxo one of the outstanding heroes of the disaster. “The Lusitania was about 10 hours out of Liverpool wien she was tor pedoed and unk,” ma: “The bagenge and mall was being bre usual rush of the pasnengers to draw thele money and money. from the ywith the preparations for tanding. “I was one of the Inst in the line, and I secured my money ite a while before the tor pedoing. All of the passengers had ample time to get their valu ables and did so. At Queen» tow the assistant purser told me that the purser’s safe con- tained only about $2,500, prop- erty of the chief purser—who was drowned—when the vessel went down. tried to carry thelr valt when they went Jinto the water, They either had to {release them or be carried down by | the weight, so the valuables must be spread over a wide area of ocean |floor, ard covered by now with vy layern of silt, et | ‘One elderly woman, who had diamonds worth $100,000 and satchel full of 100 1 jtempted to save these Cowper won the plaudits of King George for rescuing Helen nly member of a Yonk- family to survive the y. For three hours Cowper supported himself and the girl | with « deck chair before he was rescued, Being a newspaper- man, he had been observant dur- } ing the voyage, and was an in: | Portant factor in identifiention of many of the bodies of Lusitania victims, | “Many ni@s with them Railway Board Is Defied by Gompers WASHINGTON, July 4.—Samuel npers, president of the American Federation of Labor, today tesued an implied warning to the railroad labor rd against further attempts to itlaw unions. | boara to make ita order outlawing the shop craft unions now on strike, | stick | “By this astounding rule the board | undertakes to disband the unions and oe command at will that new organt- wtions be formed,” Gompers anid. nis no government agency ean do, | bee trade unions are voluntary | organizations of the workers,” ! Gompers characterized the board's jaction as autocratic and bolshevistic, G be ause |Kittens Drowned, Cat Adopts Ducks | | TOP A, Kan. July 4—A cat lon a farm near here has Jelght ducklings, following the dr Jing of her own kittens, His Wife Will Be | Able to See Him FOLKSTONE, Eng, July 4 | Major Francis William Bullock Mar- sham, said to be the sallest cavalry Jofficer in the world, married | here to the widow of a brother sol- dier. was | Track Fox to | Lair, Get Cubs | MONTGOMERY, W. Va, July 4 Six fox cubs were captured when | their mother was tracked to the jlatr 10 miles from here. Roasting in earth ovens and boiling by placing hot stones in earthenware veasels were prehistoric means of cooking food, ht up on deck, so there was the} Gompers defied the} adopted | Cowper. | ve | , PERSONAL OCANDE— - MEN, WY “he nated? Overcome fatigue. te n your health and streneth by ne VIT-GLAND TANLETS. By er matt, Medical Co, 233 PERMANENT REL rantes given. Ne continue PILES. Lewal eu Letters answe i Co, Ist ave and Cherry at, Drug Co., 807 1st ave GONFINGE urne, whe need. 1412 ¥ 5 LE TO Witou Thin t# ray Was erect & 4-car ¢ for private une, ly, block 10. H. 8. Turner's Interiaken Addition esiring to protest such oc eupancy must file such protest at the offlee of the Building Depart t, Room 605 County-City Bldg., prior to July 3, 1 Bection 906, Ordinance 31578. 7 FEMALE HELP WANTED CAUMAN REQUIIS THB BERV- fees of a fitter; also an alteration forewoman. Applicants for positions will be interviewed Wednesday morning before Second ave. and Spring HERRY PICKERS; BRING YOUR ent; fine camps on river hanks best’ picking valley, Kelly's berry fields, Sumner, Wash. Phone Sumner 4-22 RASPHERAY PICKER WOMEN preferred. Wood, straw, stoves t Accommodations good. B. Snow, Sumner, Wash. ea TASPHERRY PICKERS WANTE 4 accommodations; food « Lion will asnint Pine. L NOTICES 1T MAY CONGERN ertify that W. M. Mur made an application to munity garage No. RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING £08 Pine at EIGHT YOUNG MW and 25 years. Two camaley went at $2.00 per day and all ex- penses. Api 1 Wednesday morn- ing at 1608 Smith Bide Bnex, 200 a near W elean, furnished, steam 4 ooms fot men); free baths, phone. Trans, 100; weekly $1.50. N FO JOIN 7 OTTERS TO LO- ¢ and work gold placer, about 300 to square yard. Mr. Snell, Yew Richmond ff Sam Weisticld © wt repair your watch. throw it away. $04 Union. | bil oa on ee of Berond : Bch ‘arn 4002 Arcade. _fitattord & Schwarg 4002 Arcade. _ 10 SITUATION MALE YOUNG MAN, 9% PADLY 1X NEED of work, Neat, energetic, reliable, willing to learn. vill take any- th Ex-service. Phone Melrose Finest CLABS PAINT! PER- ing and kalsomining at moderate prices. Call Al Ninnis, North 2071, evenings. _Main 0850 days. “ANY = DEBCRT rages, side- Alex An- ia Garfield 5422 PAINTING AND a Byal! Paper cleaned and hung. Kast Vite pees Wore’ American. Wir- nd Sth, Cars via by 3 rans, The Walking distance: HOUSES N OUBE, month Wallingford ear. Call 4516 Runny side. ry FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS ~Soue TERMS, WHAT! purser’s safe which slways «tarts | The reprieve of Capt. Ron- ald True, convicted slayer of a London music hall girl, has stirred British political | circles. The action is alleged | to be due to the influence of his mother, a noblewoman who was not known generally as his mother until the re- prieve was granted. | TRAFFIC COP Motorists have to obey Ruth Weinstein, New York school girl. She rushes into the street with this sign whenever the bell for fire drill rings. Stoel tempered in phenol has more elasticity and hardness than when it has been tempered in water, $15 per month buys my 2-room unit house and | re ground in W. Beattle *h payment. Tel- ephoné after 6:30 p. m, Metrone 2033 children to board. ether small children. fan ave. 39 «FURNITURE FOR SALE Binke buys, selis. 2032 Sth. ML 6318. ‘ELLANEOUS—FOR SALE_ 0. B WILLIAMS COMPANY 1942 First Ave. 3 SASH AND DOORS Inch cedar siding .... os 1.50 1.00 nh, 20x25, 4-lig Window and door scteens made to order. Stock screen doors . 2.00 ds by parcel pos oning te with sleeve board ..... 15.00 low glass by the light or by the Box Plate glass windshields put {n your B. WILLIAMS COMPANY ablished 1899 STAR-A-STAR SHINGLES, M., delivered. “See stock, West Ferry Dock. West 6384 days; West 4588 evenings. 50 tablets, | $15.09 | PAGE 18 _ |8_WANTED—AUTOMOBILES CASH VOR AUTOMOBILE T will pay enah for your car, oF car for you. Bring your car me fs ow quick cation No storage “Yast matt it to Henry rit out blank, bach, 11th ave, Phone 1407 Make .. Price . 500 CASH modern 93.400; $5 et b-reom as new: oak floors large living room, anos, Wrench doord 2 ight, cheerful complete cabinet with an At : nt drive for and Oo garage, 40x110 lot nice Jawn and shrubbery. This home 1s easily worth $4,200, (8-2377) & WHEPLER “Teliability” Recond and Marion. Elijott 6262 WEST HUILD? 200 BT qpriced right. 608 Weshinge P= cot $38, (ioe 91,786 mo. Coughlin, 610 Am. 2667. 65 FOR SALE—WEST SEATTLE 4 HOOMs, BATH, ALL IMPROVES ments except paving; 2 block 4 from high school. Pri od $400 for quick sale. Pho 1978, Price $2,300. 6 FOR SALE—ACREAGE ACREAGE, SNAP On beautiful Lake Sammemish or 20 acres ‘our eho highly impro’ upland with # stream; also. ch water from lots, Price $60 an agre and ums 10% cash, balance & T.'VAN ARSDAL 1016 Third Ave. SOME TERMS, My Fourth Addition * is now platted; %-ael tracts in Wert Seattle. I bull 4-room cottages. You pay $1 ‘PAVED HIGHWAY ~ 12 acrest 1500 fect frontage paved highway between cntoe and Issaquah; abuadence of sprig water; orchard and berries. $2,750; easy terms. P. VAN ARSDALB 1016 Third Ave. 5 ACRES, NORTH Level loam soil; fine location; neat lake and interurban; priced at oy noite, gu suregunding i lea! for rries and poultry. $800; $200 cash, balance easy terme P. VAN ARSDALE 1016 Third Ave. Little City & CO. . Anees, 709 2nd See our het. We sou only stores Festaurants. At bu eee Load only. FOR SALE — GonrEcr . soda fountain, eard and Gost room = y pene ction, reenes tor Ti mean Business. wer unl zo P. O. Box & ‘all City, Wash. 68 FO! ss 212 Hoge Bldg. A Mt. Vernon ‘district, Have niready sold $00 settlers. They are making Dod. acres, clone to, town, 2400; $200 cash! One. 20-acre tract with new house, $1,500. Lots of work for my settlers, iC. PETERS, 726 Third Ave. $3 REAL ESTATE LOANS Raney the for ane and ac! S23 om RM MTG CO. 85 eTocs AND sailoa SCANDINA AN AMERLI WARRANTS PUncuagen. AMERICAN BANK BL 86 CHATTEL AND COLLATERAL LOANS WORKINGMAN’S LOAN CO. Organized to maice loans to working: men and women on PIANOS, SALARY dg. 4th and Pike. foan, London Jewelry Co, 1890, _105 ‘ands ave. Be MME. TIL vocationa! rt, meri high it Her. o poten tite Sd 1.00) | | } DIRECTORY Spaces -Law ished 1 " eases; moderat (o fees; consultation free. Main $308. 215 Burke Bidg. PORTARL S bousen stor ARS PONTABLE } thi? Watley St Capleat_ $088. SEWING | MACHINES GOOD DROP’ heads. $10 Pe iring, renting. Main 1926. 1624 Mrtrat ave WANT TO PLACE 26 HOLS cows on shares, or sell, terms. Saunders, 1126 irst NEW PIANOS FOR R sppited on purchase. Me 1821 Fourth ave. RASPRERRIDS FOR crate; loganberries, Fast 7091 BEST OLD GROWTH FOREST ‘wood, $5 half cord, $9 cord. Gar- field | 2085. PAPERING, PAINTING, TINTING, ae work, guaranteed. Eliott Mir WOOD, $375 A LOAD, $6.60 deuble load, delivered. Kenwood NT, RENT er-Toner, “F250 crate. SALE, 2.00 $05 Second ave. Kavice free. Joseph Allen, Taw: Rie Saken SOT Leary M4. El, SBE Ch TURNER, CHINO. tor, 210-12 Hal; uu pig. tnd-' Si eee BA ao “Christian Sclence ‘Practll SELLEN — Cl HRISTIAN Science ractitioner, Author of "Gems of eating. People’s Bank Bldg. Main 5558. EB. |srany E. Collateral Loans MONEY LOANED ON ALL q OE Ola Tne RELIABCE, 907 Third ave. Biests ROUGHT—SOL! INTE! W., MONTELIVS PRICE . Seattle. Money to Boan hinery We BUY AND BELL CLOTHING and furs. The Owl 1917% First. MILE Woon. $3.60 DELIVERED. Sunset 0313 Pia nS ASTER PLAN 100 FL.00. S089 h N. W. Sunset 3510, KAVANAGH HATS, $3.00." 7 50 «=BOATS AND LAUNCHES FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR AUTO- mobile, fishing boat, 25 feet long 8 foot beam. Late ‘model Regal engine. First clase condition, Call West 0178. ry) GARAGES PORTABLE GATAG ES. CAPITOL BE SRS Sc CARER PN. TRS se AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE SNTRAL AGENCY (Ford Dealers) Broadway and, | Pike St. SPLIT, NEW FORD CARS On one-fifth cash down payment _and spread balance over 18 months, NEW STARTER, ; motor first class condition. terms. HOG Used Car Dept. 611 Fourth Ave. ITOMOTILE We have a large amount of money to Joan. Our volume of loans makes our rat low, JAMES & CO. ELLIOTT 6225 SSENGER” TOURING CAR, perféct mechanical condition, for | sale or (exchange for late Ford 62 BOUITY 1 Goon Ti front property, West auto or ght truck, some money. 1326 Harbor ave. A GOOD RE/ “Why are you alw the waiter “Becavse," explained J, Fuller Gloom, “I take a certain amount SON 80 polite to of pride in not permitting a waiter in being more of a gentleman than T am." MONEY FOR YOU Loans te a and women, ort notice In amounts. o Ast INe NsER Neguttes: Pour Promise pay and be steadily ‘employed te all we ask. kes no difference Who'you owe or what you want the money for. | See ue today. EMPLOYES’ LOA 565 Empire pide, $14 Second Ave. ear NON! On diamonds and ewe on most society "F FOR StEMRTTAL LOANS 855- 356 Empire Building. @___ Second Near Madison. bea od PUGET SOUND MARBLE & © GRAN: tte Co. ist and Virginia. Estab- Nahed 1874, Optician and Optometrist SW. Kamunds, Frascr-Patoraon Co. Patent Attorneys “FREDERICK Pp. GORIN—PAT ent Attorney, Amertcan and for. elzn patents secured, developed and promoted, 80%-6-7 Central Bid, Seattle Wash.. and 609 Washington, D. Phone Main 03 #h} PRYOR DE, Atadioon, the, 1A: TR 3 med § hen Mnsce Leon Bla, eatin ei HARRY BOWEN & CO Techurel experta: Compare ices apd terms, Pantages Mitt 001 ant. J wr “Free advice. Main 2738. ad miner our Bldg. pate eh tackles Bo jano ing Player, Grand, U ht and Rayer Pianos tuned, 0b. John Strom, Main 2020. ysicians, Surgeons ivate sanatorlum for women—Ma-> ternity, surgical and nervous c Licensed physician attending. ibth ave. Capitol HY car. SRA ‘omen's al etalty. 25 y¥: , Feasouable, ‘Suite