The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1922, Page 5

OCTOBER 16, 1922. ee SALES EVENT Mohair-Covered 3-Piece Overstuffed Suites ter Saturday night. a her mother bad disappeared. Mr. Williams began the search and a few hours later found his wife life- less in the lake near the Woodland Get at the Real Cause—Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ‘That's what thousands of stomach sofferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonies, or trying to patch up @ poor digestion, they are attacking the real cause of the ailment— clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr. Edwards’ Otive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver and bowels are per- forming thelr natural functions, Here is an extraordinary value. Room Suites, consisting of Chesterfield Davenport, Rocker and Arm Chair, covered in a fine grade of mohair in the following colors—blue, taupe, light and dark, and brown. Guaranteed construction. would be to take advantage of our liberal credit plan. Member American Homes Bureau GRUNBAUM BR FURNITURE CO. INC. 0S SIXTH AVE. Sctween PIKE o7¢ PINE © need to delay furnishing your home the way {t ultimately will be because Frames are finished mahogany. ‘Eiberal Credit Extended Waits Ti SCOTCH SKETCH ee AT THE PALACE oO. P. Lowe, 1218 Seventh ave., Michael Emmet, veteran vaude-/sat beside his door Sunday night ville entertainer, a ron of the “ould while « burglar made three attempts to enter the room with a pass key sod,” with Eileen Moore, presents «| delightful little vehicie, ‘ After the burglar had worked for “Killarney | about an hour he finally opened the Blarney,” which heads the new bill! door, Lowe fired point blank at at the Palace Hip this week. the man with an automatic pistol. Songs, dances and quaint patter) The shot was wild. The man ran ers and aided by attractive scenery. | ‘The combination of @ song “Fid-| dling Around hummed at just the| Proper moment during their sketch, | makes Vance and Alleen funny to the audience. Hurst and De Vare| are a vivacious young couple with; novel ideas in regard to singing, dancing and stage effects, but none| the less artists. Their number is| called “Millinery Nonsense.” | Juggling, magic and slapstick) comedy is included in the reper: toire of Otto, Bardell and Otto,/ who present many new tricks. Their company also includes a baby dum-| my which causes many laughs. | From wealth to poverty and then} back up the trail as a junk-peddler is the path followed by Bert Lytel! in the photoplay, “The Idie Rich.”| Wire Press Rate awoke Sunday morning to find Sie these people, who are good sing: | the burglad set a new apeed Do not miss it— Fraser- Paterson Co.’s 10th Anniversary Sale Continuing Tomorrow daughter|of the Emeraid Isle are the work) down the hallway and Lowe claims record. THE SEA WOULD EXECUTE | GLAND THIEVES TTLE STAR FARCE HEADS | MOORE BILL your act or go back to ‘a back stage farce, por THE RHODES co. . traying an episode in the career of two “ham” actors, the beadliner on |Move to Make Attacks Capi- |the Orpheum bill at the Moore the ater this week, won much applause Ser SS tal Offense CHICAGO, Oct, 16-—A move was | made today to make the stealing of | | |Kuman glands punishable by death. |on the bill and the stage crew take (fl + a “ Representative Thomas J. O'Grady | . S ecial Offerin for Tuesda in Jannounced today that he will t ge oye pg es wis P 4 y lduco at the January session of the Bi ira eg as PB i pv 4 ates? eeepc “ge io be the g in the “GreenWich Village Follies,” J} b] lesan ol nn po Besos today, |W Gertie Ardine, with ‘Tyrell and ine neve inanad {Mack in thelr dancing akit, “The ype de goons gel |French Model," demonstrates rare Hostery Department—Matn Floor |to canvass all surgeons’ offices in |the hope of revealing some clew sclousness found that he had been operated on, Doctors who attended Johnson declared that the operation was performed by an amateur and that Johnson was fortunate to live Those who operated on Wozniak we believed to be efficient sur “ : Y, :, o c x * pot Rigid tavestigation into the. see Special $1.29 Women’s Semi-fashioned Silk and Prochisakin who wan with Wosniay|sctivitien of what they belleve to Women's Silk Hose, full fashioned, | Mercerized Lisle Hose in the desired on the evening he was attacked.|be the Ku Klux Klan in northern| and with reinforced lisle garter tops heather mixtures, including combina- It waa reported to police that Pro-|Ohio was begun today by authori} and soles. Colors include African, sand, tions of black and navy, cordovan and chinski was also a victim of the|tles of two counties, following anit) cordovan and white. Special for Tues- green, black and gold, black and white nd thieves. CHURCH FIGHTS | | KU KLUX KLAN ganizations as the Ku Klux Kian. The administration of the council jhas passed resolutions denouncing organizations whose members were jcouncil, maid the administrative com: |mittee had the Ku Klux Klan in |mind in passing the resolution. | panes \Fay McDonald Held | at Beaumont, Texas SPOKANE, Oct. 16—Fay McDon ald, freed of a charge of murdering |W. H. MeNutt, but under sentence to the ef penitentiary here on forgery charges, Is under arrest at Beaumont, Texas, and will fight ex- tradition. Falls Three Stories and Is Uninjured After falling asleep in his third- floor room at the Westlake hotel, 2016 Wentiake ave. Alfred Johnson, 30, of Monroe, awoke feeling sick. He | ped over a chair. Johnson fell to the pavement, landing on his back. He was taken to the city hospital, | examined and pronounced unhurt. LOS ANGELES. — Twenty-three men arrested and automobiles worth | $75,000 confiscated in raids on two Los Angeles county roadhouses Sun. day night. MOTHER! Move Child’s Bowels with “California Fig Syrup” DR. BAILEY ‘Two and possibly three cases of | | staggered toan open window and tip- | from Sunday audiences. ‘The act is opened by Emma Little. field and Victor Moore, but as the “plot thickens” several other actors ability in the terpsichorean art. Other acts on the program are: | | Claudia Coleman, whowe impersona | PROBE BEATING — OF REPORTERS Jattack on Cleveland newspaper men Saturday night Prosecutors of Geauga and Caya paper man and holding five others prisoners for hours. the cars will be located and ques tioned, it was intimated According to the newspapermen the alleged kian held its initiation were detected when they took a |Mashlight picture. One waa beaten unconscious and brought back to Cleveland in an automobile, while the others were held prisoner in a shack for hours | Posses of deputy sheriff rushing |to the scene of the attack met the lfive reporters ing back to Cloveland. ey had been released lin the meantime. |] WHAT'S IN THE AIR PROGRAM FOR MONDAY, | OCTOBER 16 KFC—1145 a. m.; 2 to 3p. m; 6:30 p. m.; 630 to 6:45 p, m; 945 to 1045 p. m. KDZE—1020 to 11 a. m. and 930 to 4:30 p. m. dafly and 7:18 to 815 Monday, Wednesday and Friday. KIR—T45 to 9:15. KZC—646 to 725 p,m. HERE'S RADIO FOR TONIGHT Monday evening's program from The Rhodes Co.'s broadcasting sta- tion, 715 to 8:15, will be rendered by M. Witmark @ Sons, under the supervision of F. P. Gibney, North. west representative. ‘The program is as follows: Roy Alexander (tenor)— “Starlight Love” “Dear Little Boy of Mine” F. P. Gibney (solo) “Auld Lang Syne” “Say It While Dancing” “Caroline Home” Marge Boyer (contralto)— “Smilin' Thru” Ted Mullan (baritone)— “Murmuring” “Sophia” Maxime LaGrave, Accompaniat | Full-Fashioned Silk Hose pair. Full-Fashioned Silk Hose day at $1.29 a pair. hoga counties met here to discuss Eitloe wat sates; Pet, Wool Slipover Sweaters Fun for of lack of cash at the present time. A good way in which to save 0 ‘ Authorities have license numbers Halloween is money and actually furnish your home just as you would like to have it, ee een ae eeeee. oe - sine Sem. 900, sasaee; eben. Saveee Special Purchase Main Floor—Rear Christ in America, representing 20,../of the alleged klan near Chrin 000,000 Protestants, today went on| Falls, 15 miles east of here Ya planning your Hal 1 A limited number of 2-Piece Living record as opposing such masked or-| ‘Thru these numbers owners of loween ‘party, come to the ° store and get your Favors and Place Cards, The many things on display may con- <The Pier Dine qworcn digs oor — a jpoemres 2, 6. Se ¢. inter form to some original ideas ment of Women’s Slipover | - etl! vi ot heh ines of guards. motor ° 4 . " 4 of arousing religious prejudice and| care were ordered to turn back of your own, Sweaters are these just re- See the large showing of these attractive Suites in our Dis- $}}:2<!01 antipatnies.” saat the dive doenplied by tha Wats! ceived from the East, and Wi |_ The Rev. Samuel M. Cavert, one)” The newspapermen “sneaked” ||} you will be pleased with their play Windows [ofthe general secretaries of the|thru the line of sentries, They ||| Favors and values; selling at only $1.75 Place Cards Horns Whistles Snappers Caps Pumpkins Witches Chessy Cats Devil Heads Crepe Paper Napkins Place Cards Black Cate Witmark’s Night From Our Radio Broadcasting tation, 7:15 to 8:15 Full-Fashioned Silk Hose H * ” en reported | Windows gland banditry” have been reported |riong caune a great deal of laughter ee ‘ poe Wosnlak was at home to. |=! meade, with original ae -~ Special $1.69 Special $1.38 i ings, Who was encored severa A Hehe ’ : , j : Femcaat ay tke rooms ec ~— times both In the afternoon and Women’s Full-fashioned Silk Hose Women’s Full-fashioned Silk Hose in drugged and robbed of « gland | nonesese ne prea rrg ageng with reinforced lisle garter tops and black, white, cordovan, ing gray and Page ggeogueellgprorka Foy ya |sensational aerial offering. | soles. These are in black only. Spe- vagy vege Rea doles a} are weeks ago and when he regained con qninnnmenns cially priced for Tuesday at $1.68 a ‘ # 4 priced special at $1.38 a pair. Semi-Fashioned Hose Special 79c nd sponge. Special at 79¢ a pair. INA Blouse Dept—Upper Main Floor A very attractive assort- each, They are wool sweaters in V-neck styles, and are dis- played in plain colors of navy, tan and brown. The model sketched is one of the assortment. The elasticity of the arms is a pleasing fea- ture, as they will not bind. ARCHITECT | TAKEN SUNDA A. Warren Gould Stricken at Tacoma TACOMA, Oct. 16—-Death from heart fyilure terminated the 13,000- mie transcontinental motor trip of A. Warren Gould, 50, prominent Se- attle architect, whose body was found in the Tacoma union station at 5:40 Sunday evening, when within 36 miles of his Journey's end. Three women companions were waiting in the car parked outside the station when Gould was rushed away to a local hospital in the police patrol. They did not learn of the tragedy until inquiries were made in the station. The women—Miss Hazel M. Phelan, a niece, Mrs. Edith Phelan, Gould's sister-indaw, and mother of Miss Phelan, and Mrs, Thomas F. Ander- son, of Boston, had made the trip with Gould. He had complained of fiiness in Portland. Miss Phelan drove nearty all the way to Tacoma to relieve him of the strain. Mr. Gould had been prominent tn Lad Leaves Home; Mother Searches Havo you seen George Wade? He ran away from home two weeks ago, looking for work on a ranch. He is 14 years old, about five feet tall, and wore @ corduroy sult and hiking shoes, His mother, Mrs, William Shea, 1515 Belmont ave. is anxiously searching for the lad. She can be reached in the evening by telephone, ro 2120, or during the day, Main 1960, ca “Don't say Bellingham to me, a. you make me gloomy. Why, we out of town a little way and a bes ing burned out. With getting back to town and getting the bus fixed up I’m in the hole in “You don't say? Well, that rotten luck. And you've not much trouble with the car up to |butidings of the Northwest which Mr. Gould designed or aided tn designing were the county-city building, the American Bank building, the Empire bullding, the New Richmond hotel and the Y. W. C. A, buildings of Se. attle, and the Rogers building of Vancouver, B. C. In 1919 he was elected president of the Washington State Society of Architecta. During the past year Mr. Gould had made his home in Mount Angel, Ore., where he has been engaged in the quarry business, While in Seattle he made his home at the Rainier club, following the death of Mrs. Gould. They had no children. to break down a little way out Tuck. . had counted a lot the highway wag bad wife and ki this trip, too “Better luck next time, olf Lots of nice weather yet this fi “Let me tell you there won't any next time—right away, any That break has skinned the winter overcoat I was going to right off my back. Was just to buy that overcoat, but the man has my money now.” “Say, now, don’t you go shi rn around another month or so for reason like that. Say, man, I ea tell you about the best place to “I tell you I haven't anything to buy an overcoat with.” away goes indigestion and stomach PA Eastern Specialist And other numbers as selected |Tchitectural work since he first ROCK ISLAND, I!l.—Patrolman| « ° troubles. Increase Denied |Says Radium te Greatest This concert ia given by permis.{oame to Seattle from the East in| Frank Green shot and killed, Patrol-| Got it at Gnereyin-te . a sion of the authors and publishers'|1904. In 1909 he formed a partner-|man Edward Miner, wounded, when place where) Have you a bad taste, coated tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don't- care feeling, no ambition or energy, teouble with undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a OLYMPIA, Oct. 16.—A proposed 15 per cent increase in intrastate press rates, filed by the Western Union Telegraph company several months department of public works because | no Valuation of the properties of the | Remedy for High Blood Pressure ONE case had pressure of 299, tn ago, has been deriled by the state| “cr in vere short time lar 100 points in both This jonly one of the troubles that radium is especially indicated in. weakness, Grandu- Even a sick child association. To Lay Plans for Father-Son Week ship with E. Frer Champney, and the architectural firm of Gould & Among Champney resulted. the tore Hours 8:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. you buy on credit. Six months pay.” 1015 Second ave., in the Ri building, over the Pig'n Advertisement, attempting to rescue woman from two negroes, sald to have been bea’ ing her in alleged disorderly resort. have you?” “None at all. She's taken us over the state without a groan; and an overcoat you ever heard of.” men and| Hurry, mother! jloves the “fruit [nia Fig Syrup’ Plans for observance of Father and Son week, November 12 to 19, Will be formulated Monday at 6:15 p. m. at purely Vegetable compound mixed with olive ofl, You will know them by their olive color, They do the company in Washington was avatla-| women, rheumatism, stomach trou- ble and because segregation of op-| bie. nerye and blood trouble respond erating costs as between state and | wonder ly to ita, getion taste of “Califor and it never fails work without griping, cramps or|interstate business has been arbl-|agna™until you have tried. thie mew | qe nate rrent a tick child to] mesting at Meeves’ cafeteria called pain. trarily made by the company Jand reasonably 4 treatment. | (Oday may prevent ted, billous, {CY H: P. Chapman, acting chairman ‘Take one or two at bedtime for| Under these circumstances the de-| Call at once and ace the Ex-Goy, | morrow constipated, billows. |e the executive committee for the Eat what you like. |Doetor free, at the Port of Health, |feverish, fretful, has cold, collie, OF | \ocasion, auick relief. t \ Third ‘ave. opposite the post- if stomach is sour, tongue coated, breath bad, remember a good cleans. ing of the littie bowels ia often all that is necessary. partment held that no increase has|! been justified. \ All persons Interested in Father and Son week are being urged to at tend. The observance will be along lines followed last year. 6 —-Advertia l5e and 0c. { yo RM alg I gon agronomy UALSOAPVALUES || STOVE BOARDS AT A directions for “babien” and eiiaren Floating Clubhouse Far Tuesday's Selling SAVING toh vou Nukint ‘aa “Calorie” 0 Opened by Legion Swift’s White Laundry SOAP Special—3 Bars for 10¢ Swift’s Baby Castile SOAP Special at 5¢ Bar Swift's Wool Soa FLAKES Special at 5¢ package Wood - lined; zine- covered; with neat decoration— 24 in. x24 in.—Special at . 26 in. x26 in—Special at 28 in, x28 in—Special at 6-inch Galvanized Iron Stove | : |you may get an imitation fig «yrup. With the “Night in Chinatown” celebration on board the rebuilt freighter Fort Jackson, the floating clubhouse of Warren Grimm Ameri- can Legion Post No, 83, of Kirkland way officially opened before a swarm of guests Saturday night. A program of music and special dances was followed by a dance for SAME PRICE For over 3() years aking Powder 20" When traffic: stops, light | 29¢ } all the guests. Pipe—SPECIAL at, length your ue post was nasisted by the No phone orders Regular 50c ‘Ladies’ auxiliary, members of which sided in lavishly decorating the ship. Mexican Rebel Is Chased to Hills | EL PASO, Texas, Oct. 16.—Gen. Francisco Murgia, —_revolutionist leader, has been defeated in an en- gagement with loyalists in the state 30-WATT NIGHT LAMPS Very Special at 19c Each Excellent for porch, hall or night burning—A big value at this low price, STROLLERS Ares F fi of Durango, Mexico, and ts fleeing R . « yr neces or to the nila ag to advices Simplex Electric Heaters DETROIT ROUND priced at $11.00 This excellent Heater has a 14-inch copper reflector and equipped with a new patent element; is mounted on an adjustable base, and comes complete with cord. Provides instant and direct warmth Supreme Court on Recess to Nov. 15 | WASHINGTON, Oct. 16~The United States supreme court an- nounced today {t will recess from Monday, October 23, to Monday, No- | vember 13. ELECTRIC HEATERS (Double Action) SPECIAL AT $4.98 This attractive Heater is fin- ished in black with nickel trim- mings; comes complete bee sel 2D USE LESS than of higher priced brands Satisfaction Guaranteed MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT (More than « pound and a half for a quarter) cord. They were made at $8.50. A lucky purchase ables us to sell these at low price. a ae a You breathe out enough carbon tn’ one hour in the form of carbonic acid gas to make @ diamond worth over $75,000, —K ne?