The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1922, Page 2

THE SEATT FREE OF MURDER G..D. Guyette Is Released in Minneapolis MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 10-—-Tor three weeks a prisoner in the county —graduates of the Home Economics De- partment of the University of Washing- “ ton, assisted by Miss Grace Denny, In- —"Retter fall on @ charge of murder tn the o nh structor of Home Economics, have co- than a pal- pb Me oc) ioe aan tat ge el cozy and eer on Better Homes Week by refur- ace witha at liberty hare today, warm,” nishing our model six-room bungalow as gilded Guyette was released from curtoty a practical demonstration of the “Better dome.” {and exonerated of suspicion upon mo- m of County Attorney Floyd B. Ol | on the grounds of Insuffictent evidence, | In 1916, Joseph Bretning, intimate jfriend of Guyette, was murdered. A [short time ago Guyette’s father, on Home.” BUNGALOW, FIFTH FLOOR ibis deathbed, acou sed his son of the ‘erime. | Guyette atoutly declared hie Inno leence, but wag taken Into custody jand held In the county gail, After thoro investigation, County Attorney Olson told the court “There in no evidence the state has to sup port the charge that Quyette mur dered Breining. these interesting features specially arranged for Better Homes Week— —Miss M. E. Lacy, until recently connected with the Metropol- itan Museum of New York City, now instructor of Interior Decoration at the University of Washington, has furnished, with the assistance of her students, model girls’ and boys’ rooms—using, to begin with, plain, undecorated walls. FOURTH FLOOR. WHEAT YIELD IS ESTIMATED WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. — Batt mates for the wheat, as of October }1, were placed at $10,128,000 bushels |by the department of agriculture to- aay, Other eattmates follow: Winter wheat, $41,809,000 bushels: —the exhibit of drapery and decorative designs loaned by stu- dents of the University of ee will be of special in- terest to visitors here this Better Homes Week. FOURTH FLOOR, spring wheat, 268,914,000; corn, 2 \842,299,000 bushels; oate, 1,229,774 000 bushels. | The condition of the corn crop waa estimated at TRA per cent. Other jcondition estimates were not made Ketimated yield per acre for all wheat wae placed at 14.8 bushels winter wheat, 143; spring wheat, 14.4; corn, 27.4, and cate, 39.4. —an exhibition of antique furniture will be found of special in- terest. Included in this unique display are an ancient ward- robe and bed made in Bavaria in 1696, hand carved and put together with wooden pins. There isanold melodeon brought overland by an ox team to Oregon Territory in 1852. Hair- cloth-covered chairs and rockers bring memories of Civil War times and other bygone days, of our ancestors who took as much delight in their possession as we do in our modern Bet- ter Homes. A combination bookcase and desk, the first piece of commercial furniture made in Seattle by a furniture fac- tory, is also on display. These and many other interesting things you will find here during this Better Homes Week. FOURTH FLOOR. ‘ Legion Men Off to New Orleans Meet | Fleafed by State Commander Louls |B. Bchwellenbach and State Adjutant Henry A. Wine, @ apectal car of American Legion delegates from Washington was on its way, Ture day, to New Orteana to attend the Legion's national convention. Shortage of Cars Still Problem Here Extreme shortage of box cars and fumber carn atill prevatis tn Wash ington, with no immediate hope for relief, according to shippers. The lumber Industry te ‘recetving only 35 per cent of the cars it needs, it was stated by Tobert W. Allen, —Miss Edna Sampson, of Hollywood, who starred with Harold Lloyd in “A Sailor-Made Man,” occupies a com- pletely furnished four-room apartment in our Second Avenue windows, where she is keeping house until Satur- day night. She will prepare her own meals, use the new- est appliances in caring for the apartment, entertain her guests, amuse herself by reading, writing or playing the piano—in short, she will do all of the many things that ee ee ee et re aly diffeconce‘ic'Mlad Setupooa's home will be of leas, ‘erence is pson’s home wi jase, Silks & peactieal detbenstration of the Turnlshings and omar werss SECOND AVENUE WINDOWS BY DR. RH. BISHOP —a viait during Better Homes Week to the Standard ¥ you worry about Furniture Co., even if for only a few moments— ~ SAL ee: will convince you that are many ideas you won't be. here you can use in beautifying your home. moet make —YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS ARE-INVITED to visit this store Saturday night, 7 to 10 p. m., to see the comprehensive displays specially arranged for Better Homes Week. them the best you can until you Set used to It. The mind hase strong effect on the health of the body. If you have « fit of anger, or « spell of worry, or hate, or envy, will be more fauigued than if you had done ® good day's work. If you do physical work ll day jong, read at night or play cards, to work the mind. If you work tn an office during the day, you will need physical exercise at night. In choosing your foods, don't al ways choose the soft ones, Hard foods, such aa crusts, toasts, hard fruita and nutes make you use your teeth. 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