The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1922, Page 5

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1922. LIM RUNBAUM BROS FURNITURE CO. INC. SIXTH AVE. Sctween PIKE on/ PINE LABRRAL CREDIT EXTENDED RECLAMATION | BOOSTS WEST Sie. F. Biaine Points Out Its! =| Commercial Advantages ' ‘ | % S| Western reclamation projects are | = drawing upwards of 60,000 carloads Of goods and merchandine a year to| thin section, according to on nouncement made Monday by 1. ¥.| Biaine, who has just returned from A stay of 20 months in Washington | city, Blaine is chairman of the educa tional and legislative committes of the Western States Reclamation = |ansociation, which ts composed of 13) states interested in reclaiming their } ‘arid sections. | | Analysia of the figures for 1920, = \which are the latest available, shows that during that 12 months 61,179 Ideal Fireless Cooker. Demonstration ery Woman = Invited | E An authority on fireless cooking will demonstrate and cook a different menu eae The short cute in cooking, fuel and time saved have a revelation to over $00,000 women who now own one srpectiaL DEMONSTRATION OFFER $1.00 re Yute a Miretees Cooter ta year home. —Firet Fleer ali parta of the United Staten, |from Canada, to the four reclamation projects at Salt River Valley, Yaki- ma, Wenatchee, and in Idaho The Salt river project acres, recetved 7.995 cars. Yakima 50,000 acres, 19,000 cars, A total of 8.244 cars were shipped into the We natchee valley, with a reclaimed acre ago of 20,000. Idaho, with acres, received 16,000 carn of good These figures refer only to lots, Blaine pointed out, and do not | include shipments of shoes, clothin and medicines, whose combined value probably cquals the total of the 51,179 carloads The materials come from practi cally every state in the Union and from many parts of Canada | The Western States Reclamation jaasociation i# carrying on an active 100 pairs Marquisette ete 91.15 spec’l, pr. In etther cream or white, 2% yards—finiahed length. They are made tn our own workroom of extra good quality marquisette. 500 yards Colored 500 yards colored Madras tm all the popular colora, 34 Inches wide, for Wednenda: selling only, special, She yd. —Virst Fleer 250,000 750,000 “A prophet is not without h “Unsere Fern” (our Fern) is Cesco Heaters advertising campaign to impreas merchants of other parts of the country with the value of these Western projecta to the country as a whole. Prisoners Anxious to By C. E. Payne | (Washington citizen whe tas completed serving 19 months and 25 |Mays in state penitentiary at Walle Walla on charge grewing out of strike poteon your blood disturbance.) ’ It may be wondered why some of the things mentioned have not be~ Spark Guard Size 20x36 inches, strongly made of Black wire mesh lined with fine mesh black wire | eloth, Their super-draft arrange ment. high efficiency as fuel and heat conservers, are but « come generally known to the people ‘The reason is found machine administra wo far of the state the fon of heaters, priced from $16.50 up. Downstairs Store partly in —Deownstaire Store TLL mre nn | = tion of the penitentiary as USUUAUUUAVUAAUUOUALEUUAUAUUGRASUAEUAUAU AEA tne guards are conceraed, and in = wa |the parole system in its effects) The latter works las a most effectual prevention of jany statement being made about conditions In the penitentiary by on the inmates. France's| Mme. Hres, the first woman doctor | egg mak |in France, has just died at the aco | Samal re lof 86 In the workhouse after prac: | [tlcing half a century. Mile, Jeanne Lamar, champjon boxer, stopped her opponent in a three-round bout cently. There’s Lots of “Pep”’ and Style in Our Displays of Mite oS ; The coming of Fall brings the need of good utility clothing—and there need be no sacrifice in style to secure service. Our collection of General Utility Coats For Misses and Women includes the New Belted Models and Unbelted effects—in all the splendid patterns of Polo Cloths and other desirable coatings. The stock affords a very wide selection and will be Featured This Week at $39.50 $49.50 $59.50 And From the Dress Section many new and handsome models. There's a great showing in Polret and Tricotines, in all the desired shades, offered tomorrow at these prices— $33.50 $43.50 $53.50 With Credit Terms That Cost You Nothing Extra The New Modes in Millinery Becoming Hats to match your coat and dress are ready for your selection in our complete Millinery Department on the Mezzanine. offer will fully explain our Liberal ‘This special credit Credit Plan. Make your pur- chases now—open a charge account by paying only one- sixth of the amount, with Six Months to Pay the Balance This means that just $5 will take care of a $30 purchase, and you can arrange mainder in each week or month to suit your convenience, This offer is for A Limited Time Only | the re payments THE SEATTLE STAR |U. S. GIRL, GERMAN FILM At Walla Walla (FIFTH ARTICLE) STAR Taz RHODES ©. — —— = x Vocal and Instrumental Radio Programs—every Monday, Wednesday and Friday— “KDZE"—7:15 to 8:15 p. m. — | | A Special Purchase of Chemise and Gowns With Philippine Hand, Embroidery $1.95 onor save in hia own country,” 'so while Pola Negri comes to the United States Fern Andrea of Watseka, Ill, becomes a great film star in Germany. what German fans call her. »arole System Works to Suppress Facts. “Pull” Sometimes Shortens Sentence. Forget. Traveling Money Is Withheld. yanyone who has been |from it To show the way in which the/ parole system works to keep a man | j ale nt I need relate but one incl |dent. A lady from Spokane who | was connected with some club came jto the penitentiary to investigate conditions and make a report to |her club, Amopg other inmates to whom she talked was one who was | working in the diningroom, After introducing nhe | what the true conditions there were hereeit His reply was to thin effect “1 cannot tell you anything. 1 am here on a five to fifteen-year ‘sentence. 1 have served nearly five years now and expect to appear be fore the coming board for parole. If I should tell you what the true conditions are I would be compelied to nerve the other ten years of my sentence and I know I could not live thea ft. I simply cannot tell you anything.” SECRET OF “CROSS” 18 WELL KEPT I had been in the penitentiary over six months before I knew that such a thing as the cross had ever been in existence there, After 1 learned of it, tt wae only by very cautious inquiries that I could get the details of the manner In which it was used. The men who knew of it were not taking any chances that 1 would “frame up" on them and cause them to be punished for “in subordination.” The state law (paragraph $551, Remington code) provides that “no parole shall be granted in any case until the minimum term fixed by law for the offense has expired. " men who had a “pull” have been re leaned before the minimum term for which they were sentenced had ex pired. On the other hand, many men whose minimum had been serv ed have been denied the right to ap [pear before the parole board. One such case is that of a young man who had been sentenced to Mon roe reformatory for a minimum term of one year. After being in Monroe 10 months h incurred the enmity of an official and wan transferred to Walla Walla penitentiary. He has/ now been in the penitentiary 18/ months and owing to the man’s re- fusal hag not yet been called before the parole board. Another incident is that of three men who were sentenced from Walla | Walia county for terms of six months to 10 yearn each. All were tried to: | gether on the same charge and all| were sentenced at the same time to the same length of terms. Two of | them were called before the board in| April, at the expiration of their mini: | mum terms, and released. he third man asked | that his | name be placed on the list of those He to be called before the board. was refused this and given the son that “I don’t think tt would do you any good to appear before this board.” After he had left the room the officer remarked; “I don't like the way he talks.” | MOST PRISONERS ANXIOUS TO FORGET The state law (paragraph 8651, Remington code) provides that any-| one accepting parole shall do #0 on | such terms asx the parole board shall | impose report is required from | a paroled man each month. County and city officers work in close har mony with the parole officer to keep | ex-convicts under constant survell ance. Also, most of those who have been confined in the penitentiary have a feeling that all decent ettizens will look dowa on them jf it is known they are ex-convicts, and for that} reason will say nothing of their ex- periences ‘The desire to blot out an un- pleasant chapter of their lives, coupled with the fear of being returned to the penitentiary, is stronger as an incentive to si lence than the sense of justice Is as an incentive to expose the penitentiary conditions. The state law (paragraph 8520, Remington code) provides that “in case the prisoner has not funds suf. fi¢ient for present purposes he shall be furnished with $5 in money and transportation by the cheapest route to the place where he was sentenced from, if the prisoner desires to re- turn there, or to any other place of the name cost.” ARE NOT GIVEN TRAVELING MONEY Of the hundreds réleaséd each year released | asked him | Yet/ | a THE RHODESTL Chemises $1.05 Gowns $1.05 Upper Main Floor A pleasing surprise! Yes, this special purchase of beautiful Chemise and Gowns will prove of more than ordinary interest to every woman in Seattle. Hand-embroidered models, every one—and so attractively priced. Gowns of fine nainsook materials, _ Chemise, also of fine nainsook = in floral designs, of Philippine hand- in bodice top and built-up shoulder embroidery, in several patterns. These styles. They are hemstitched and Phil- Gowns are hand-sewed and hemmed. ippine . hand-embroldered “in | natvesas weapon . ie y much similar to those of the gowns. } in round, V and square neck styles, and Sizes range from 36 to 44. The models sizes are 15, 16 and 17. sketched are from these groups. At $2.95 Gowns and Chemise priced at $2.85 were also obtained in this special purchase and are made of materials similar to those selling at $1.95, except that the embroidery, designs and work- manship are more elaborate. Size ranges are the same, Re~ markable values are offered in these two groups. | A Special Purchase of Sheffield and Silver-Plated Ware—$5.45 Each Roli Trays, lower Baskets, Fruit Baskets, Compotes and Fruit Bowls; also Casserole Frames with @yrex linings. A lot of Sheffield and Silver-plated Vases and Pyrex-lined Pie Dishes are included at $3.75 each —Sales Beoth—Upper Main Floor jouense 2 18 it spreads just like butter § Bluh Green Chile Ci funds whatever, so far as I could find. After every board meeting those who have been granted parole but have no funds, start at once to “bum” transportation money, There are but few men who have money when entering the prison, and what little they may have is soon spent for small necenaities the state does not furnish. How the parole officer |aquares thin necessity with decent | nelf-reepect I do not know. When I had learned some of the | details of conditions in the peniten- Uary with which I was not personal. ly familiar, I asked those who told me of ther if it would be all right to mention thelr names as having told me these things. Some of them said, “No, I would not like for you to do that.” Others replied, “Not junless I can be guaranteed protec: tion.” Those who had been there | longest were the most cautious about giving information or having Jit known they had said anything labout conditions, ° for Divorce Here Suit for divorce has been filed in| superior court here against Herman | J. Brown, motion picture producer | of Los Angeles. His wife, Elsie L. Brown, charges Brown with Improper conduct. Holy Trinity monastery In Thes iy. built in the fourteenth century, accessible only by ropes and lad- ders. | | Tomorrow: Two Defects to Bo Remedied Church Will Hold Big Rummage Sale The Holy Trinity English Luther. Professor from Indias versity of Nebraska, coin, Nebraska. The Soul of Hindu Art (deal- jan church will hold a rummage sale ing with | the architect prac ens ba . Seatpeare, th me worked in excess | September 27 to 30, at 129 Prefon-|| Sr" Pndia). "With demon hours per day. a taine pl. Patrons will have a wid ae Apply Room 3028 Arcade | range ae dua. according to os “wee ‘4 di ‘ Arias Biex, Building, Seattle committee in charge Store Hours—-3:30 AM. 6 PSS OS as CUPS AND SAUCERS Special—Set of Six 69¢e <4 Pure white semi-porceiain Cups and Saucers low priced for Wednem day's selling at 6 for 69¢. NONE DELIVERED TALL JELLY GLASSES SPECIAL AT 39¢ DOZ. 15-LB. POLISHING BRUSHES | MAZDA LAMPS 40-WATT SIZE 35c IRON FRAME FAMILY WRINGER Specially Priced Iron frame, strongly made of gauivanized, malleable iron, 104nch rollers, with spiral steel pressure springs. Will fit any size tub, Warranted 3 years. An exceptional value at this low price. cial at Regularly sells at $2 You can quickly produce that much Spe = $1.69 Your home can be bright atid wellk lighted without tnereased light bills floors by Special for desired wax finish on your using this weighted brush. Wednesday at, $1.69, if you. use PACKARD MAZDA 15e Package of No, 0 STEEL WOOL a Buy them in cartons of ve. Special at 10¢ on parole, not one is given any