The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1922, Page 5

DN aia eA ee naneraomene segment WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1922, Pe TTT TTT TT TUTTI MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU OUR BIG NEW STORE SIXTH AVE, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE STS, / SALE OF AXMINSTER RUGS A special purchase of Axminster Rugs, 9x12 size of colorings to select from, A material saving, Featured at.... Chotee tine offered at @ price that represents .$27.50 You are particularly invited to view our new line of Wool Wiltona, Velvet and Brussels Rugs that have been recently received. You surely will be able to find the rug and color you need in-this selection, LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED Co. IN SIXTH AVE, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE STS. INI Phone Elliott + 4910 (NINN CANADIAN PACIFIC “PRINCESS” STEAMSHIPS Leave Seattle Dally Colman Dock, Foot of Marion Street For Victoria and Vancouver, B. C. ‘The Day Boat Daily at..... wees 9:00 x: For Vancouver, B.C. Direct, Henry J. Allen of Kansas an ON WILD ISLAND Man, 72, Is Saved After 22 Days of Starvation HUUE.UUOVEUUUADNULUTSULUCUEG AEEEOGENEOGUAUUOGEAEU OUEST Fill THE PAS, Manitoba, Aug jorawfish, wild mint and the roots of |weeds for 22 days, Frank Reynard, | | T2-yearold trapper, has been reacued jfrom a wilderness island where he |was marooned. Reynard’s feat of endurance ts un surpassed in history of the | North, according to trappers of the | Lake Cormorant dintrict. More than three weeks ago he landed on a rocky Island and a storm Upped his canoe into the water, It floated away and left him marooned lon the smati island without provis Hone. fire and no shelter When found by | the Limite an— Leaves Vancouver, B.C, daily at 2:00 Fm. 92 hours to Mon- treal; hours to Toronto. Slscrer Hotels Summer Tourtat Fares to Hast- stm points on sale from May 25th to August 3 Return limit October 31, Vacation tm the Canadian Pocttte =r ad Feral Laks. Yo ley, Lake W » Lake ur famous Mountain Resorts with Canad) Pacific we Ticket Office, 608 Second Avenue E. F. L. STURDER, General Agent Herkies—sicamous, ta, J. R Kerr, an conscious but too weak to help him | melt. ‘SENDS WIFE OUT, =u, | THEN KILLS SELF ; Woman, Returning, Stum- bles Over Husband’ 's Body wite RHEUMATISM, NEURITIS °4,s%=r~e_ the enuse and restoree toe Dive sionlieagl or male at the Plomeer aud Stores, Seattia tice Bras ob Lynches Nesro:. TO BLOCK ADE |M ‘RUM RUNNERS Accused as Slayer | NEW YORK. Aur. + salaaladiee |e Cocky”) € Fr. Dero, alleged mur: | chasers, armed with one-pounder |derer of De: to visit | A. 3. Gara W., stuffed the cracks and doors in the kitchen and open the gas jet of the kitchen range, taking hia own life Tuesday | night After sending his Sheriff Walter C.|trienda in West Geattle uty gune and aidea@ by 14 other armed | Byrd, was taken from officers and ner, 44, of 2939 I6th ave ‘eraft, will establish an “iron block. |iynched near Holton, Ga adie” at the entrance of New York |according to reports here. harbor, in an effort to repulse the| The negro was captured at Griffin. Fumemuggiing fleet now making |Ga.. Tuesday morning. Officers were desperate efforts to land here, ac | bringing him te Macon when they fording to Thomas Whittle, acting | were stopped by the mob, the reports /she stumbied over the dead body of surveyor of customes, and J. D. Ap- | say. ther husband Pleby. prohibition agent. | It & believed by police that Gard EDMONTON. Alberta —Scourge of ner had become dexpondent over bust EVERETT.~-H. J. Cristy gives to}infiuenza taking many Indians {1 | ness depression and ill health park board young hair seal caught| Lake Athabaska district, according| Gardner was formerly a waiter at while he was fishing near city dock.' to trappers’ reports. ithe Hore cafe . yesterday Seven Hundred Mile Sail Through the “Inside Passage” Bb yen year take time to spend three restful but exhilarating days on the famous steamship cruise between Seattle and Prince Rupert. The ‘whole delightful bi age is through the entrancing “inside passage” of the continuous inland chan- along the west coast. Every mph for comfort and Yo is provided me the palatial steamships, the fastest and largest steamers in North Pacific waters. Cuisine is excellent; appointments elegant. All outside staterooms. See Canada this year—Lucerne, more pictupengoe than Switzerland—Jasper Park, the national playground —Valley of a Thousand Falls, the most magnificent trip to be had in all the ies—Fraser River Canyon—Prince Rupert, the gateway to Alaska. “Continental Limited” Crosses the Rockies at the lowest altitude, the easiest gradients and in view of Canada’s highest peak , Canadian National Railways RESCUE TRAPPER Subsisting on duck eggs, Water quail, | ‘There was no fuel to build «| | Wren Mra. Gardner returned home j | THE WOULD SPEED UP LAW’S DELAY Top, left to right, Cordenio Severance, president American Bar association; William How- ard Taft, chief justice, supreme court; Elihu Root, former Wickersham, dG, W. COUN BY ¢ SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Ing up the law's ting uniform -Bpeed- te ln porations, divorcee, cerry ane | law enforcement, Securing better enforcement of; haw, particularly as It affecta crime waves. ‘These are the high-light activities whieh will feature the American Bar Association convention, opening here the most important con- in the organizations’ his according to Cordenio A. fev [erance, president of the association. Of the three main topics, interest of lawyers and courts centers on the | matter of uniform laws. The con- vention will recommend that supreme court work out « Ilat of |rules, after the fashion of federal Jeourt equity cases, which wil! insure uniformity of jury case lawn in each tory, fatate. For five years the bar asso. ciation has been working on thin | plan. ta result would be to make| the status of any case the aame tn one state ax in another and would | be of inestimable ald to the legal | profession The cane of the presented by “Inw's delay” will William Howard | he other trapper, the aged man was) T#ft, chief justice and former presi / ident Justin Taft hax recently com: 1 | plete 1 an exhaustive survey of Engli#h court procedure with a view of simplifying and speeding up — an courts, the law enforcement committer es be entrusted the writing of one of the most important reports of the Hekeason, Roger, 421 Eighth ave. convention “Realizing the grave atuation re jmulting: in wo-called crime waves, the SEATTLE STAR the} GO. THE RHODES Dependable Service es An August Clearance Feature Of Unusual Interest to Women of the Home 300 Women’s Aprons of Gingham and Percales Special 69c Upper Main Floor Another important sale scheduled for the August Clearance, will take place Thursday when 300 Gingham and Percale Aprons, taken from regular stock, will be disposed of at an extreme sacrifice. Neat and serviceable models in square, V-neck and round neck styles are included in the various numbers offered in this assortment. Trimmings include bindings, rick rack braids and belts or sashes of self material. Checks, stripes and plaids are featured in sizes 36 to 44. Values not to be overlooked at 69¢ each, cabinet member; below, Gov, TWO ARRESTED. | AS SMUGGLERS Brought Chinese From B. C. | Here Is Charge | Accuned of being ringleaders in a | plot to amuggie Chinese jaborers into | ‘Seattle from British Columbia, R. | | Donohue, 40, fisherman, and Oncar | | Benson,. 24, laborer, were in the city | j Jail Wednesday, awalting arraign- | | ment before the United States com. | missioner during the day. | They were arrested Tuesday by tm- | |migration authorities, following a | jtwo months’ investigation, which | | started on May 24, when federal offi. | claln talked a plan to land a dozen Chineng at Rallard beach It is said that the men did a regu-} lar business, undertaking to carry Chinese across the border at so much | |" head. 50 Polly Anna Aprons—Special, Each, 59c Made of Flowered Cretonnes in attractive patterns. Fashion Denotes Veiling Styles for Early Fall Neckwear Dept.—Main Floor Vells are, and will be, in fashionable youus all during the Summer and Fall. Those most favored are colored Freach dots worn in nose veil styles and shown in a wide range of colors, The Sports Vell, with chiffon or georgette border, is particularly smart in all the high — colors, as well a8 navy, brown and black, at $1.75 and $2.25 each. With the Semi-dress and Dress Hats, Chantilly lace and Veils having silk embroidered borders are much favored for Fall. ‘A Special Purchase of Three-Quarter Hose 85c or 3 for $1.00 Hosiery Dept —Main Floor Heavy ribbed lsle Three-quarter Hone, wit wide turnover cuffs and reinforced heels and toes, Colors and sizes are as follows: Black in aizes 8 to 11 Russian Calf in sizes 8 to 10, Khaki in sires 8 to 19. White in sizes 8 to 9% | Vital Statistics BIRTHS Births In their households are re- orted by the followi attic men An attractive offer for Thursday's selling onty, at BG5e¢ or 3 pairs for $1.00, catia, Th tia Porter, 403 Winth | , my, sankey A., 3826 10th ave. N. BL K D % B—~(260 meters) 3:20 to 420 p. m.; 745 to 8:15 p, m. |e ake, &. 720 bios t., bey. Osw em at, bor “ROSWELL, N. M—Death takes 1, 207 201 be “haleeeercimendtte WHAT'S TN THE rR Regen cme tow emate Pasquale, 1126 29th ave. lent of the New Mexico Military In KF <ok saan te 6:30 to 645 |) stitute, p. m.; 8:15 to 10:30 p. m. | | } LONDON.—Horatio Bottomley for- | mally expelled from house of com- bar association has sought to get at) K Z C960 moters) 6:46 to 7:15 moni |the real causes, after a thoro inves. | Ralph 'H, S611 Corliss ave, |). in [earper See eee tigation.” says President Severance. | Ko ae Veiator, 3953 17th ave. &/ K J R—60 meters) 845 to 915 “Means of combatting crime waves |W. boy di 3 |] p.m. 2) H cena ot combating erie eas| ce aera Pa HIM. Prt ov PALACE Hip: jthe legislation committee. A per |Congelelos, Christ, 1420 Sixth ave. , sonal study has heen made in Fast | | ir! Starch, sugar and ft are each ssi ern cities and criminals have had a| ler, Adolph Charles, 1373 Frink | composed of the came elements, car e Recommend pty or ny 7 and oxygen, on! in chance to express thelr views to| Duncan, . 169 W. cea | m, hydrogen ‘and oxy bi | This Great Show dividun! investigators iat different proportions aes $ Ny. 1 Nathan, 8617 16th | —————-— — — ——n | T think personally, there has T 7’ y ave. & W., girl bern too inthe maiivcadating vat lantiat ahs aust eve se. atru| NO OLD WOMEN NOWADAYS ff PAULINE oy | criminals, too much evasion of jury |Hussey, Fred Beebe, 6 Kighth dreas, hs © lal —INw Jauty by our betterclass cltigons, |» ave N. We atti BG (Se agai Re pen RorrsD pi os etary | 3 : I surFAto BIL ron Aig uae thelr pow, |Lakanaai Sam, 1311 Yesler way, boy. | experts and cosmetics all combine “4 “The Glory of Clementina’ | WILD WEST SHOW ailure of citizens to us ir pow. keep women of all ages young ané , ten of ouftenge, and tos many manat, {MARRIAGE LICENSES | *%0> “omen of sit sees youne and Bits of Dance Hits ff aps placed upon presentation of | Name and Residence AS* | ine tanitaleverrinkies econ deep, | AND " v8 a 3 | cases by district attorneys. O'Hare, John J., Seattle cnet one siemtne shone. ae momo Aiea or ND OTHER FINE ACTS . aa Such things encourage crime, 1/ Denton, ami st » Beattie ian | weakness develops to drag a woman | —_—— Tee }don't think much of this after-the Tree toe ieee ication ..2.1.l18| down, doos ahe really look her age. ; He New Ic Hi jwar crime wave alibi. The figures |seseiin. Aron, Sonitie .. clea] Every woman owes it to herself L ST j fall to bear it up.” |Anderson. Bidla C. Denver 3h: eter ote te keeaw heanetr ence | SOD AXATIVE AND THE GREATEST { Math fee E.; Senttlo ....Legal] in appearance, and happy. When | FOR CHILOREN OR ADULTS! RIDERONEAR | Denny, Madge D.. Seattle .....1088!| neadachen, backache or “the blues” | Clausen. H. H. Beattle . 1] develop, or when 2 woman reaches | DE MEEC Schaifieah, Otte M. Becitbe |the trying age from forty-five to Zildenrust. Bonnie, Seattle fifty, Lydia BE. Pinkham’s Vegetable ‘THE FAMOUS NANNEFORD nz, Jolin A., Seattle Compound may be depended upon to FIREWORKS PLAN Draper, Eileen May, Seattle keep her in health, as it has many H =f Ba he. , oem juin, Cl ¥ Richmond other women whose letters we are ATHE GREATEST ACTEeS in THE WOSUD dat | bench EET eset 641) continually publishing in this paper. WOREEP THE UVER AND Bows cRceNS | oP en ey Council Safety Committee | exon : 1 4 ALL coop wavaaists a to Hold Public Hearing Whether frenzied mitted to take patriotiam will its red toll 2 a public hearing Wed. efore the council mmittee, when the sale and use of | Seattle comes before the | ns of the ordinance ap to all forms of fireworks and and would bar their use[ und chants are downtown district |Eastern Finance to Aid Water Project| POR ND, Ore, Aug, 2.—Fifty- six of the largest financial institu tions in the United States have sub neribed to a $28,000,000 bond twnue for the development of the Horse Heaven irrigation project in Bastern Washington, according to John L,! Etheridge corporation manager of Morris Bros,’ Etheridge, who came here trom the East to assume charge of the work |stated that construction of the giant | | water flume will be started a once. Two Killed by Gas at Bottom of Well) | COEUR D'ALENE, Aug. 1.—Fred] Beneke, 30, Nels Johnson, 60, farmers, were asphyxiated yesterday at the bottom 30-foot well which | they were digging. Exploded pieric acid fumes overcame the two men, and tho the wife of Beneke succeed ed in hauling the men to the surface, they were dead before they reached the top. and | Plumb Plan Author Dies at Washington WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.--Glenh EF. Plumb, author of the famous “Plumb plan” of railroad operation and ownership, died here yesterday. Viumb was counsel for the 15 larger | Rowen, Glen Car wed ban apply only to| i | into White, Harriet, Tacoma Klotz, Curt B., Seattle MacDonald, Mary, Seattle Hears, Willard B. attle 20 Cunningham, Ruth Baker, Seattie.19 Flanders, Harry B., Seattle Legal Netkirk, Jane, Seattle Legal DIVORCES GRANTED Kengen, Elmer from Futh Agnes. Oxepeck, Vola from William. Kirk, Mel from Willard W. Kupper, Stella from Fred. Kirk, Laurel J. from Milton W. |Ayden, Annabelle A. from Walter E. DEATHS REAL SAVINGS ON AUTO 48 years. years. years. With Can of Wax, bt? moi Special at Th toe, “Ph ase close the bees WALL TENTS ne «nol . je ye | . |aoor.”” appears in 14 different lan- | 7x7—Special .............$5.98 guages on the door of one of the 2 fun oftces In tanden . 7x9—Special .............$7.39 | Khaki Auto Tents 7x9; regular $19.50; special $15.98 Special prices on our entire stock of Tents, FREE—One can of BRIGHTENER with each GIRLS! LEMONS Waxer; regularly sells at $3.50. The Old English Waxer not only polishes your floors but also applies the wax to the floor, LER Continuing Our Great Sale of BETTY-BRIGHT ALUMINUM WARE for One More Day at 98¢ each. BLEACH SKIN WHITE “Something New!” HOLDWELL TOWEL RACK holds the towel between the bars so it can- Squeeze the julce of two lemons! a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any It drug store will supply for a few! not slide or fall off. 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