The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1922, Page 5

MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES RURFAU LT GRUNBAUM BROS. | FURNITURE CO., Inc. — Dining Room Suite Of Eight Pieces Walnut mw 6 $125 $10.00 Down—$2.00 Week DEATH IN PARK Daughter of Professor at Princeton Killed YOSEMITE, Cal, Aug. 1-—-Fitra- beth Jones, aged 17, daughter of Prof. L. W. Jones, of Princeton unt versity, was killed In Yosemite park |yeaterday when she fell 60 feet from [a cUff into the Merced river. | Her father, In a frantic effort to save his daughter, narrowly escaped death himself. Grasping the girl's hand as be saw her falling, he was pulled far out over the cilff. His grip gave way and Miss Jones : plunged to her death while Jones ching precariously to the crumbling jrocks. A score of visttors to the park wit fatty of California. = Sore throats, diphtheria and many ited, of Buffet, 45 inches across silver drawer; extension or back— i, cote extends to 6 feet; 6 blue leath- er seat dining ira, the William and Mary de- sign. A beautiful and serviceable suite for any os Boner hl pages dan $125.00 JACOBEAN OAK SET of same pattern as illus- trated venecee:.-::- 9110.00 Special terms on either suite of $10 down and $2 = per week. | Gennes SIXTH AVE., BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE 5TS. iPhone Elliott 491 iii NINN neneed the tragedy. Mise Jonee fell Just after she had posed on the brink of the cliff for a photograph taken by her father. Professor Jones Is a member of the wummer schoo! faculty at the Univer. known among those employed in the oll flelda, refineries and other branches of the petroleum industry dont be caught papping TT BELLINGHAM OAL Before Prices Advance GUMMER rices are now in effect. e big fall de- mand is on and will soon make coal cost more. Reach for the telephone this min- ute and call your dealer. In- sist on BELLINGHAM, that good Washington co ‘More Heat Per Dollar”’ | THE BUSY MAN’S NEWSPAPER ; | similar complaints are practically un. | THE SEATTLE STAR GIRL FALLS TO [ARMY IS AFTER MORE “LOOEYS” Higher Officers Displaced to Make Room for Them WASHINGTO: Aug. 7.—Secont |Meutenanta, the doughboys’ burden jand the jokesmiths' joy, have come [into thelr own at last. Unele Sam is throwing colonels, majors and captains out of his army to make root for more of them When congress last month locked over the army's list of officers, pre- paratory to making appropriations for their pay, ft found that there were less than @ hundred second Heutenants tn the army, while there were thousands of officra of the high- er praden. Bo it waa decifed that the army could get along without « few of the upper grades, but needed more “shavetaiie.” It accordingly pared down the authorized numbers of col: onels, majors, captains and first | Houtenante and called on the army to |comminsion more seconds, for a grand total of 12,000 officers for the entire army | ‘The war department has just ep pointed «a “plucking board” of five | generals to go over the records of jevery officer In the army to see who shall be released to make room for | the required second lieutenants, It has i designated the number of officers in jeach grade who must be released. | before December 15. | In the meantime, examinations are | being held at various pointe of the leountry tn the search for second | Meutenants. Approximately 1,900 | must be found to bring their strength |up to the number required by con- gress. When the process ts completed, the upper ranks reduced, and the second “looles” inducted into the service, Uncle Sam's army of 125,000 men will be officered by one general, 21 major generals, 46 brigadier generals, 420 | colonels, Heutenant coloneia, 1,575 major 50 captains, 2,967 first |Heutenants and 1 second lew tenants, all officers of the line, and | 1,477 officers of all ranks in other | branches, such ag the medical, dental and veterinary corps. NW YORK—"Louts Henrt de | Chateroux de Bussigny de Bourbon” Jet al., upon belng accused by a re porter of being a factory hand instead | of a Russian prince, mysteriously dis: |appears from his $10a-week fur- | nished room here. If you value your wat repair tt. Next Liberty theater.—Adv. | MODERN DENTISTRY DR. EDWIN J. | BROWN, D.D. 8. | 106 Columbia St. For more than 20 years BEATTLE'S |The board's selection must be made, | and the officers picked be released, | -| decided Cope had better le down to ,| thrown from a motor bus set fire Palestine Has Player Pianos, No Saxophones Argentina Craves for Mouth Organs, Says Trade Report WASHINGTON, Aug. 7-—Chalk up another victory for jazz. | Palestine, often referred to an the “Holy Land,” in presenting an un- precedented demand for player: pianos, says an announcement issued today by the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce which ferlx out the world’s markets for American manufacturers. An unusual demand for {lustrated Bibles has arisen in Bouth Africa, the report continues, and Argentina wants mouth organs and accordions. Canada, which ts still “wet,” is naturally in the market for empty botties and lemons, and Germany would import oak staves for wine barrels. As evidence that Greece ts waking Salonikt puts tn a bid for alarm The Canary Islands do not seek to import birdseed, but they do wish to communicate with Americans who have pharmaceutical products for wale, Manufacturers may obtain defintte data on thene sales possibilities from any of the branches of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, in cluding those at Dallag and Ft 08 ROLLS IN LAKE, DROWNS Sailor, Asleep, Slips Off Couch to Death Rolling from the couch where he was lying to recuperate from hin |drunken condition, R. V. sailor aboard the U. 8. 8, Connec cut, was drowned Sunday at a house- boat at 3148 Fuhrman ave. Four men were held by detectives for investigation. They were B. W Brown, 26, atudent; Stephen Osborne, 28, U. & maflor; Henry Swofford, 27, | student, and Ned R. Hendricks, 30, | painter. They were later relonsed. ‘The men had had & beer party and Cope, sober up before returning to hia ship Officer Fred MiMs and G. C. Jen-| sen dragged Lake Union for some time before the bedy was recovered The body was taken to the county morgue. Twins Saved From Burning Carriage LONDON, Aug. 7.—A lighted match to the robes of a preambuintor taining twin babies, They we snatched from the flames just in time | LEADING | DENTIST |In making high closs, modern plate. |work, artificial teeth, bridgework, gold and porcelain crowns, gold and | coment or alloy fillings, also an ex | pert in extracting teeth without pain. | | Chloroform and gas are unnecessary | for painless extraction of teeth at |Dr. Brown’s Dental Clinic Btope Itching Instantly! ECZEMINE ‘The wonderful discovery for Bezema | and akin diseases, At all druggists, | $1.00, or sent, p. p., by Joyner Drug | Co., Spokane.—Advertisement. submit to dangerous operations for giand transplantation when it 1s |not as effective as the newer meth ods which require no operation. There are many diseases and weak- nesses that respond wonderfully to these trea ite and for a limited time the doctor {s going to gh ¢ » to Interested peor at 1327 Third ave. Hours 10-12, % cannot understand why people will | 4 to rave their IHven WHAT’S IN THE AIR August 7 K F C—360 meters) 4:30 to & p. m.; 5:30 to 645 p. m; 9:45 to 10:30 p. m. K DZ 4980 meters) 9:20 to 16 to 8:15 p. m ~(360 meters) 6:45 to 7:15 p.m, K J R—(360 meters) 816 to 9:15 p.m. Summer-Spoiled Skin Removed by Absorption As undue summer exposure usual ly leaves an undesirable redness tan, or roughness, freckles, too, the sensible th do is to remove such surface, The othing better for this than ordinary reolized wax, ba an unwh y itself absorbe there's no in tion indoors, Spread the wax Kght- ly over the entire face at bedtime and take it off in the morning with warm water. If you will get one ercolized wax at the drug Call at once If you are interested. Advertisement, it for & week or a pt marked improvem daily. When the underlying skin ts wholly in view, your complexion wiil be a marvel of spotless purity and beautiful whitenens.—Advertisement NACHES—John Beam fined $10 for starting brush fire on own prop-| melt, 35, arrested here by Sheriff] announced the production of its first erty without fire permit. ‘Walter A. Shay, of San Bernardino | automobile, called the jitsuyo. SAN DIEGO, Cal—Rear Admiral | BE. Uriel Sebree, U. 8. N., retired, dies | Bernardino railroad yarda, who was/an hour. here Rit ‘ Dependable Values PAGE & FS. revel at. 360 WOOL SLIP-ONS, very pleas- ingly styled with long and short sleeves and like the model sketched in the center. They are knitted in loose and close block weaves and come in plain colors and sport mixtures. A wonder- ful value at $1.75 each. Sizes are 36 to 46. - rtunities as offered in this sale are not to be had every day, and women realizing the importance of this offer will be quick to respond. Creme Oil Soap Jergen's Royal Palm Soap dergen's Bath Tablets Life Buoy Health Soap | 4 Bars f for 25c shot down July Jams, Marmalades and Preserves Smeil that delicious odor from the kitchen? That's Your next-door neighbor has sent to our Washington In- formation Bureau for {ts bulletin on making conserves, jams, Don't YOU want this bulletin—free? from Uncle Sam's tested recipes, and it means all those desserts next winter when the frost is in the air and the Oh, boy! jam! marmalades and preserves. on the ground. Just fill out the coupon below and send to our Washington Bureau. Washington Bureau, Seattle Star, 1322 N. Y. Ave, Washington, D. C. 4 cents in stamps to cover postage and mailing. ADDRESS A Special Purchase of Beautiful Wool Sweaters $1.75 and $3.45 Blouse Dept.—Upper Main Floor 780 women’s fine quality Wool Sweaters are in this lot which was bought un- der unusually fortunate circumstances and which will be disposed of at prices to There are three distinctive and attractive styles in the assortment. Soap Sale Tuesday: Palmolive Soap—4 Bars for 25c Sales Booth—Upper Main Floor Other attractive Specials offered are as follows: (No mail, telephone or C. O. D. orders accepted; no deliv. eries made, and the right to limit quantities ts reserved.) LOS ANGELES.—William From- I want the bulletin JAMS AND PRESERVES, and inclose NAME,’ .. oooss 00 owees eurendopacece cn coceseas seca: sescsenndee 420 TUXEDO STYLED SWEATERS, some plain and others with narrow col- lar edging of brushed wool. These are in colors of orchid, jade, navy, honey- dew, seal brown, lemon, flame white, in sizes 36 to 46. The two outer models sketched depict the styles of this group priced at $3.45 each. Hinds’ Honey Almond Lotion. .. Jergen’s Honey Almond Lotion. Krank’s Hand Lotion a Holmes’ Frostilla ...........+ 33¢ 22¢ 22¢ WASHINGTON, D. C.—Japan ha Said county, as suspect in slaying of Roy|to be a two-cylinder, three-whesler Burton, watchman at the, San/car, with maximum speed of 30 Now being produced rate of 50 a month. | AMUSEMENTS PANTAGE Matinces 2:30 |Doctors Recommend _ | Bon-Opto for the Eyes Physicians and eye specialists prescribe Bon | Optoas.a safe home remedy in the treatment | of eye troubies and to strengthen eyesight, | Sela ‘ander moncy refund guarantee by all drargists VE Store Hours—8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. NUE AND U SPECIAL SALE and Demonstration of Life Buoy Health Soap Special, 8 Bars for 49c Sor Tender Shins _A very handy bow! for the Cleanses, purifies and protects the skin, Guaranteed abso- lutely pure. Physicians use and recommend it, During Demonstration, § bars for 49¢ GRANITO ROOFING Special at 83c Per Roll Granito is a good quality, Hght-welght Roofing; each roll contains 108 square feet, and comes com plete with nails and cement for laying. SIMPLEX WEED PULLER Regular $1.00 SPECIAL 69c The Simplex pulls them out by the they can’t come back ly de, simple, rapid, eff! . Built to last a lifetime, STONE GRAY MIXING BOWLS Regularly Sell at 55¢ Special 390 Each mother used, : (No Phone or C. 0, D. Orders) GALVANIZED WASH TUBS Very Special at 83c Size No. 3; well mado. A real bargain at this extreme low price. Limited quantity—early buying advised.