The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1922, Page 5

TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE & PUNUUNUQUUUUOLUUUOUNRUUUUUGUUIOAGUEUUUAEUOUAEUAEUUARAEUALEUUAE UL THEY GROW STRONGER AS IT GETS HOTTER THE RHODES co. MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU This Mid-Year Sale Offers Unusual Savings at the Big New Store GRASS ROCKERS PRICED AT $7.65 KIN CARRY IT ? Dependable Service SAY Mister, a 1 KIN CARRY Three Loaps uke This An’ NEVER KNOW IT, = = = | Lyf Doi Tink 1 ' a) = Extra large Chinese Grass Rocker, the ideal rocker for porch, » or Summer home. A Sample Line of Corsets Including cotts Very comfortable and will give excellent service. We havegq chairs that match if desired. A choice of either Rocker or Chair priced | $7.65 Bon Ton and Royal Worcester Special, 75c, $1.95, $2.95 and $4.95 Corset Dept—U pper Main Floor Here is a sample line of Bon Ton and Royal Worcester Corsets that are offered in the July Clearance for Wednesday selling. They include front and back laced models of pink brocades and pink and white coutil in low, medium and high bust styles. Exceptional ey values at special prices quoted atove. E Sizes range from 22 to 26. Women’s 100 Women’s Broadcloth Untrimmed Hats J ackets for Rapid Disposal . A July Clearance at Special 95c $14.50 NET. Summer styles in Untrimmed Shapes Second Floor of black, navy, henna, periwinkle and .Beautiful Broadcloth Sport Jackets sand. Materials included in this assort- in navy, black and brown. They are ment are hair braids and hemp straws hand-tailored, have tuxedo collars and in a splendid group of assorted models. patch pockets. The former price of These Hats sold formerly for $1.95 and Medium size Grass Rock- er, ike Mlustration; has good height back, very substantially made and very comfortable, Also = Buu singe @5 = POINDEXTER FOR Pity the Poor Senator! | vases. nisin Fuad i’ or a comes as | SOLDIER BONUS He Has Luxury of Nero Wednesday they are offered in the 95¢ each, TENDED W SIDNEY B. WHIPPLE — | At tunch he steps outside on the ||| July Clearance at $14.50 each. | | , " ‘ WASHINGTON, July 18,--Inapec:| Portico, where the oun never shines, |{| Boys’ Khaki Outing Wear. RUNBAU Senator Arrives Home, Says} on of the hot.weather comforts be- {404 eats hia mont reflecting on the | Women’s Forest Brand Main Floor, Rear - sizzling fate of the suffering citi | Newberry Vote 0. K. | Khakt Knickers—a pair, 95e, $1.75, $2.25. stowed by @ grateful republic UPOD) sony im the shimmering city below fume Its senators—by vote of the senators! ‘After lunch he drops down to the! Khaki Outing Wear Khaki Hiking Breeches (lace leg)—a pair, SPOKANE. July 1%.—Senator | thermselves--inclines one to believe | subbasement in his private ele. | $1.35, & 5 - co. IN Miles Poindexter arrived home yes | that the senator's lot during dog-| vator, and is whixeed over to hin! Priced for Final Clearance Khaki Long Pants—a pair, $2.25. ° terday, ready to do some preliminary | days is not quite so unhappy a8 he) office thru a cool subway, in a brisk Khaki Blouses—each, 89¢, $1.15, } work and with a national soldiers’| would like te make out | little electric train, saving himself Second Floor Khaki Shirts—each, $1.25, $1.50. SIXTH AVE, BETWEEN PIKE AND FINE ST&. a bonus plank sawed to fit his plat The public gets one picture of/a walk in the broiling sun above /f) ° Khaki Hats—each, 75¢, form. |the senate. A group of heat-strick: | ground | $4.50 Coats; Special. a So arcane cart sila si Phone Ell: Poindexter insisted upon hia flat-jcn gentiomen, fighting wearlsome| At his office building, he enters |[) 5 > s Boys’ Bathing Sults—S9e, "75, $2.25, $2.95, te | footed position for the bonus, and | and interminable oraterical battle | ene Roman baths—open again after |]) $4.95 Skirts; Special. $3.2. $3.75. declared that the bill is sure eventu-j over tedious tariff jeeu But the! being closed under the Wilson ad|1) $2.95 Breeches; . Boys’ Wash Sults—$1.65, $1.95 and up to ally to pass. [picture has a background, @ back-| ministration—strips off clothes and ° 5 $3.95, Stranded Life on}! WHAT’S IN THE AIR “Tam unequivocally for the bonus | ground of cold drinks and cooling | dignity. and plunges into the iereen | Special ne aiid S22 Children's Play Suits—$1.15, $1.35, } duly 18 }measure,* declared the senator. |taths, deep porches and refrigerated | waters of his marble-walled swim: Peaks | KF C—820 to 6:45 p,m. cee || “People who charge that I have done | club rooms | ming pool. Rubbers and masseurs Abe PA ANE IPO * i |] meters) 995 to 1020 p. m. | nothing in behalf of the measure are} Every artificial contrivance to/are prevent In force to help subdue | + — EE } K D Z E—(360 meters) 3:30 to || ¥rone. [drive away heat han been placed at/the senatorial paunch, while elec ss |] 420 p. m. “T aided thousands of men, first to| the disporal of the senate. Every tric massage machines and gymnas No Free Rides By Professor M. J. Elrod K D Z P—(360 meters) 7:15 to || eet into the army, and tater I aided | device to enable the senator to/tic apparatus solve the problem of ores er as ome Chair of Biology, University of $:15 p. m. them to get out, Therefore, tt ts fum- | avoid exertion ts here. exceas tismue. for Wayf. Montana | K Z C—4360 meters) 6:45 to 745 pope ora I should think the bonus| A dozen steps from the Beggs Another ot Spee 206 the, see « = 4 pom. is simple fustics, if nothing else.” chamber, which ts cooled by im-/ tor rises_in bis elevator to his of Request by the Wayfarer #0 Henan Ae tees. Abate thie te a | | KFRG00 meters sas to 945 || Pomdexter detented hie vote to | mons brings him to his club| tices, shaded by great trees and j ob * H é Wants More weg one ae MAE gracecs, sedags and a pro|t® ™ [meat Newberry on the grounds that | rooms, where, contiess, he may read | cooled by fans 9 bere oan “the people of Michigan voted for| newspapers and magazines while; Marking the cool, suave, dignified transportation to and from ihe pers city fasion of flowers. Should the moun: him {n the face of all the facts, and|obsequious servitors bring him deep| manner of the senator, you now BL FRANK 2. SATIOS: _- | Of comes, Chlst areier Greeley | Guy durthg tes Wee ae tam tain have perpetual snow this vege- FISH TRAFFIC I have no right to override that de! punchbowls of fcy lemonade |nave the reason for it WASHINGTON, July 18.—It's @/ has some belp in running this huge|formances was denied by the city tation extends from trees to snow. cision.” at os pacecaeenpeianen nw | erent life, being chief forester of thé/tree farm of yours. He has about | couneil Monday. From 1,500 to 2,000— 4 The life of surnmits of moderate | gee | sae pig + ‘ 2 | people would be carried both 5e ; Mat papaite’ of quetsining living WINS VICTORY rT} | U. & All he has to do, when he gets 400 hired forestry hands. ‘That par- | Pere aay ot ttle waetermaiaae oe organisms is distinct from that at! POINDEXTER IN| - | up tn the morning, is look after his|cels the old farm out so one man|leo.t' baa been cranted, : " } PORTLAND, July 18.—-Federal/ 180,000,000 acre farm. He grows|has only about 496,000 acres to look ek | Judge Louis Bean has granted a tem iC I T Y MONDAY} | trees on 150,000,000 acres, just aa after, Pretty soft for Greeley's men, | Porary restraining order preventing ' | Farmer Jones grows wheat. The| what, with only 400,000 acres of Carl D. Shoemaker, master fish war-| Senator Miles Poindexter will ar | other 36,000,000 acre trifle he uses | woodlot to cover between sun-up and den of Oregon, or his deputies, from | rive in Seattle next Monday to open | f lands. sun-ul | a . - ’ : vol ‘or grazing lan aan and the government shouldn’t : molesting Washington purse seine|his Western Washington drive for| a } The chief forester has nothing to| Your tree farm has been accumu: | hits in it.” aay Greeley 0} | fishermen when bringing their catch | votes. His headquarters will be in| Wom ndidate Adopts a Keep on Running, HOW-| 40 but see that none of the 6,000 |lated by Mr. Greeley and his pred- |! high | thru the mouth of the Columbia river | the Frye hotel. Woman Cand Pp To p 9, fires started in your forests each | ecessors in the forestry division Met ees phased pays to pine soll to thetr markets in the state of| Poindexter will adress a public| Slogan for Senate Race ever, Under Court Order | year break away and burn the whole |the agriculture department in the|Crivite interests coin plant them." | Washington. meeting here Tuesday evening. The FS works down, Then he sees that/last 20 years. Almost every year]! “They won't except under gover) | egon has neither the authority |¢xact hour and place have not yet! «19+ the Axtell on Poindexter?’ Applications for licenses were de-| roads don’t get cloned, and that tele-| they add a little more to it. That’s| ment. contr cent }nor the right to hinder traffic be. | been determined | opted | nied Monday by the elty counci! to| Phone wires aren't blown down their policy, to raise trees and sell fronds, “tree growing is @ Presb | tween the states,” Judge Bean de-/ In informal talks tn Spokane, Poin. | . ? When that's done ai! he has to do| them, when they are grown and ripe,| industry. Only the government an clated. A permanent injunction js | ‘exter explained that the people of ts nell 22,000,000 fost of lumber for| They’ make those who cut the trees! atrord to do business on a fifty-yeae turn-over basis." sought against Shoemaker by Wash- | Michigan passed on Newherry’s fit a few million dollars each year, and | see that new ones will grow in their by selling or leasing or giving it to private hands for exploitation. ee Forestry is a private industry, This in the fighting slogan by the supporters of Mrs, Frances C./the Alhamnra, Lodge, Bungalow, Axtell of Bellingham, who an-| Dreamland and Butler cabarets nounced Monday night that she| The entertainment places will con | ington fishermen. This will be argued | 2¢8* for office And he did not con - 9 | fight Insects which destroy trees, | places. would file on the republican ticket | tinue to operate until September 12, Looks as tho the Greeley crowd jon a date not yet set. sider it right to override this expree-| 7°" i senator," however, under a temporary injune.|#0d plant new trees, and keep order | WANT MORE has the figures on its side. Ones _ x Aira _|sion of the will of the people. | * among recreationists, game-hunters | FOREST the U: Mrs. Axtell met with representa. | tion iseued In the superic art | | e United States was covered with the mountain base, Indeed, as one | never seen at low elevations. oe - pi - 2 pe ag wh of} Speakers reprosenting various re-|®Pd other out-dgor folks. After that) If the chief forester, and those of | $00,000,000 acres of timber. Now the '. | Itives o! “0 & » Federation o peakern ‘arto | , aters of streams - “ : a wit z passes upward on a mountain it is| The genus Chinobas, medium-sized, | Tourists Are Due Sande. ‘Senmdots re sotway |ligious and reform #ocleties opponed |N¢ cam protect Headwaters of streams | his view, have their way, the gov- | virgin forests total leas than 200,000,2 Ss gag peng storey Somes ta tke eae Visit H Men's Political league and other or-| the issuance of any license, on the sna tay mueee Mere Fae yi tact } ss sen ie confined to the tops to isit Cre | nizations and formally sccepted |eround that the cabarets constituted Explanation given is that thisjof the White mountains; gigns to| ‘That thousands of travelers be-|tneip auprort. . : Tues. |“& moral menace.” mountain top life is stranded life, |the bald knots of Vancouver isiand;| tween the Orient and Europe will| ine’ SUPPOrL At a meetin ithe | ———__— 7 —formesty common when a colder era | invallida to the high Sierras; brucei |sron he routed thra Beattlo eather | o1y, Pans Will be completed for the prevailed, which migrated upward as | high Colorado summits and chryxus|than by way of the Suez canal, is| the temperature became warmer, re-| Montana peaks. the cginied of chipping. nen. whole oe oe ne treating with the snow to present| Many other illustrations could be| have studied the probable effect of | {27m Would be Maaits. given to show the remarkable simt-| new rates announced by the U 4 Thruout the Rocky mountains the | larity of high mountain life, each | shipping board | same coniferous trees are found at| startling and full of interest. The| A special rate of $620.50 from Eu - | high elevations. Many summits|person who has not been to the| rope to the Orient, or vice verna, is} OPELIKA Ala—Gen. George Paul | 3 | 4 have the same or closely related} mountain tops of 8,000 feet or higher | announced, with a stopover of nine| Harrison, $1, who, at 22 years of age, ACCUSED | t brigadier general ever | ernment would acquire 3,000,000] 000 acres. Each year the country more acres of watershed, and 7,000,-| grows 6,000,000,000 feet of timber 000 more acres of lands to reforest, | private and government holdings in- in the East, during the next 10 years. | cluded—and cuts 26,000,000,000. Re. " Oh, it’s @ great lifet Ask Chief] If they don’t, and their opponents | sult—timber famine approaching at ers. | WOODLAND PARK has six new) forester William B. Greeley if St|win out, the present forest farm, |the rate of 20,000,000,000 feet per at her plat-| residents who will remain until the | jen't Imostly out West, will be decreased, | y Most of us will live to see it, & protest against | fall, Six young elk, the property of | ———— mer om |nearly every vow of Senator Poin-| the state game commissioner, arrived | Store Hours—8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. dexter during the last three years. |at the park Monday GREAT LIFE, S GREELEY opening of office headqua species of flowers. A few high alti-| will find a new world of animals| months allowed. This is for first| was your tude mammals characterize the sum-jand plants should a visit to such|cias# passage by boat and rail, thru| commissioned by Confederated States mit animals. Mary butterflies are | places be m: Seattle. of America, dies here. | WONDERFUL VALUES IN HIGH-GRADE SHOES! Cantilevers excepted, every Ladies’ Shoe in the house is on sale at greatly reduced prices while our big Semi-Annual Another Real Saving for the Housewife Bre Thin-blown CRYSTAL WHITE CUT GLASS LAUNDRY TUMBLERS SOAP a Set of Six Special at 10 bars for 45¢ Special 75c Clearance Sale continues. FREE Your choice of two styles—Star or Grape cut, in the straight or bell shape. An ex- B ., no cellent value at 75¢ for six, S Combination effects with military heel; variety of |, THE CREAM OF 1 Bar Creme oil Soap : ane, ac 1 (J and JOLIVE Oj | with each package. No phone (Cut in Seattle) models to choose from—big values at.........+.++ a 2 4 or GC. O. D. orders, Delivered No C. 0. D, orders, Delivered only with only with other goods. SHARP’S SPARK PLUGS, Regular 50c, Special 29c Sizes—';-inch, 7%-inch regular, %-inch long, and Dodge Special, special at 29¢ other goods, Whit C Complete lines Military Heel Pumps; pretty models 4 $5 at 5 85 I e anvas with splendid fitting qualities—Sale price......... ‘a ‘as In white, and classy combination effects; plenty of . Sport Shoes sizes, great values, and selling fast.............. Special at $3.85 Short lines of Pumps and Oxfords of varied this sea- On the Rack son’s modes, to be sold, while they last... 1.85 and 3. 5 Read our special advertisement of Men’s Shoes on Page 7. ‘We are | Elliott Padrick UGUSTA, Ga, July 18.—HIlott Padrick, former preacher, ts held | FANCY SCREEN aM KOOK STOVE here on a charge of killing his 18% closing out all our Men’s Footwear, except Grant Flexated and Can- J X0"7o') ite ana ner otter poOoRS euaiee 8 2t, eee tilever models. Big opportunity! bgt a brengacmgalpr by tr heey digs Specially Priced for a Quick $4.98 ; n himself, is the son of a Cleanup, and has two brothers in the ministry, is sald to hi een separ Doors with galvanized screen, in all sizes, Regular $4.50 to $6.00 ated from his wife fo veral weeks. we He met her with her mother, at the vary 8. $3 49 Clio (Ga.) railroad station and start- Special at ..... 008 ° | ed to motor with them to the Dixon | Doors with black home at Dover. On the road, accord: | pen, in all ing to the story police say he told sizes, Regular $3.60 and $4.00 0.3 KAMPKOOK SET UP econ ven ue them, he shot both women values. $2 49 For the fisherman and camper, Light | Padrick, police said, told them he Special at ........, ‘ weight. Folds up like a suit case, | waa selon