The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1922, Page 5

Grapes of Sound Win Presaging the preeminence of ‘Western Washington as « center of grape culture, producers of the fa- mous Island Belle grape held « suc cessful exhibit of their fruit last week at the Pike Place market. ; ie Charles Somers, Jr. one Oy growers in charge of the exhibition, | byterian church edifice and presby- he Isiand | tery office building. ———$—$—$—_————e ‘The chances of an oak tree being lightning are 67 times declared Monday that t) Belle grape is now successfully com-_ peting with Callfornia grapes even | in the Southern state. ‘The Island Belle grape ts a cross| greater than those of a bireh. Clean your bewels—then feel fine! jyou up. Enjoy the nicest, gentlest bowel towels without griping or stirring Select Showing of Matched DINING ROOM SUITES erately priced. KENSINGTON WALNUT ninepiece suite of a beautiful two-toned finish, consisting of Buffet, China Cabinet, Extension Table and six Dining Chairs upholstered : $295 .00 in tapestry. KENSINGTON WALNUT ninepiece multe, two | toned finish, consisting of mirror-back Buffet, | China Cabinet, Extension Table and six Tap- estry-upholstered srysnmaiie $320.00 | Phone Elliott 4910 BS ppg ar Suites, featuring new designs in the Italian school, are shown in walnut, mahogany and oak. The early buyer will do well to secure one of these choice suites in time for Thanksgiving entertaining. Consisting of Buffet, China Cabinet, Extension Table, 1 Arm Chair, § Dining Chairs Very mod- BUCKINGHAM OAK nineplece suite in two toned gray door China Cabinet, ‘Tapestry-upholstered Chatre, ....e6+ KENSINGTON WAL? two-toned finish, consisting of Buffet. sion Table, upholstered Chairs; an elegantly made suite... GRUNBAUM-BROS FURNITURE Co. INC. SIXTH AVE. Sctwcen PIKE on¢ PINE _ Grunbaum Building finish, consisting of Buffet, closed Extension Table and six «++. $395.00 UT nineplece suite in Exten- China Cabinet and six Tapestry: 425.00 —Second Floor, = <a Liberal Credit Extended ——— Mason and between a Concord and an unknown | grape, It has the delicious flavor of the Concord, but possesses a tougher skin to protect, it against the pelting rains of the Puget Sound country, More and more agriculturista in adjacent counties are turning to grape growtng, Some: at Exhibit °° price Public lstruck by the district, and a large portion of the crop is sold to the cannertes. ‘The Island elle brings the highest fn the market, An average | yield ts four tons to the acre, WASHINGTON.—Plans being laid here for erection of $10,000,000 Pres Clean Your Bowels! Stop Sick Headache, Dizziness, Colds, Sour Stomach, Gases, Bad Breath tts tonight. They physic your bow- tls fully. All the constipated waste |than all other and sour bile will move out of the | combined. 50 cent sizes. for the Next Program Before the next dancing party at your home you should have a number of the new dance hits just released— Come in and Listen to These New Ones: wA-3600 75¢ Say It While Dancing (Silver) The Sneak (Brown)..... eee Eddie Elkin's Orchestra . Fox Trot There will be no bowel polson to cause colds, sick headache, dizziness, billousness or sour stomach Cleansing you ever experienced by | een you wake up in the morning taking ome or two candy-Iike Cascar-| More men, women and children take Cascarets for the liver and bowels laxattve-cathartics 10 cent boxes, also 25 and Any drugstore ese-packed Siberian salmon ever ship Mazatlan, operated by tied up in Seattle Monday One of the pansengers aboard ous trading stations of that country. with a lons of life of 1,500. large quantity of fur. WHAT’S IN THE AIR PROGRAM FOR MONDAY, OCTOBER 23 |] Friday. {| KIR—848 to 9:15 p, m. KZC—645 to 7:15 p. m. |] 8:30 to 9:20 p. m.; Fridays, 830 9:46 p.m, TEE EXTRACTION FREE DAILY A-3661 75¢ Flapper Walk (Westphal) ee . Fox Trot wABO5R 715¢ Grey Morn (Ward and Stan- Drowsy Waters .....-- Waltz dish) .. Fox Trot | Usa Like—Noa Like Frank Westphal and His Ferera’s Hawaiian Instru- Rainbo Orchestra mental Quartet wA-3670 75¢ A-3662 T5¢ Truly (Rose)........Fox Trot | Georgette (Henderson).....- Susio (Kalmar and Ruby) | ...... ‘ox Trot . Fox Trot Knickerbocker Orchestra, un- er direction of Eddie Elkins Send Back My Honeyman (Handman) ...... Tel Lewis and His Band Fox Trot not cover the roof of t |you bave two or more t Natural Rubber, | wet of teeth ce resceeee um Lyke Rubber, a perfect production of the human gum. | Set of | teeth |GoLp crown BRIDGEWORE .. recommended by our early o te ot w g00d wath Examination free | OHIO CUT RATE Kstablished 20 Ye 2nd Ave. and University st. ra de. Waar ae grave juice viant| Trading Ship Mazatlan, RUN|,.%s’pronusty would be collected. At by Olaf Swenson, Here Bringing the firmt cargo of Japan. on the American market, the trading Swenson & Co,, has returned from a long cruise in the Far East and was & cost of $17.20. One per cent of bail .......85.00 | CNET ctiics cise ere enthecteg tn comet yee for filing bond ........ $0 | lance with the instructions to clerks| Fee for filing appearane of of the United States courts published | attorney sive ceeecees 28 Fee for summoning four |ship was Olat Swenson himeelf, whe] gon | has been making a round of his vart Altho the Ma zatian seems to have madh a prow perous cruise, Swenson said Ameri. cans in Siberia were greatly handl capped because of the high-handed manner in which the Japanese take ai charge of everything along the coast Cruisers and gun and seeing to it that no other coun Tt 9 NSTIPATION try gains a foothold tn Siberia. The Mazatian narrowly escaped a f |typhoon that wrecked 150 venmels, | In nddt tion to her salmon, she carried a A turtle’s heart will beat for two or three days after the rest of animal has been made into soup. KFC—11:15 a m.; 2 to 8 p. m.; 5:20 p. m.; 6:20 to 6:48 p. m. 9:15 |] KDZE—10:30 to 11 a. m, and 2:20 to 4:30 p. m. dally and 7:16 to 815 Monday, Wednesday and KGY—Sundays and Tuesdays, H quickest relief known. Always say \ Pe ) OHIO PAINLESS Our whalebone rubber, which does . the: hedlthy by tak Bes $4.00, ‘The world’s standard remedy for kidney, Most of our present patronage ta) All work guaranteed for 16 yeara| ; fag the game Gald Medal on everr | DENTISTS Open & to 6 Wully—v to 14 Hundaze THE SHATTLE STAR | “Senatoress’” Secretary at Work | Miss Sarah Orr, Dublin, Ga., secretary to Mre, William H. Felton of Georgia, America’s first woman senator, at work in the office in the Senate Office Building, Washington, al-| lotted to Mrs, Felton, U. S. Compels Innocent | Men to Pay for Liberty | | By Jack Hall | Innocent men, haled into the federal court to answer false charges, are being forced to pay Unele Sam for the “privilege” of being tried. | Imposibie, you say? Well, It may be—like the man who, upon being | told that he couldn't be jailed for » certain action, replied dolefully, “Yes. I know, It's impossible, But I AM in jail.” | So sever ttle men have learned recently to thelr sorrow. | Any cltiee nder circumstances that bring him to trial In federal | jcourt, may be called upen to pay a “fine” of $5, $10 or even $20—even | jtho he establishes his innocence to the satisfaction of Judge and jury, paying out money In pursuance of any statue or order of court, | one per centum of the amount so received, kept and paid.” } Thin authorized the clerk to hold | out $15 of your ball money | mt} Various otfler charges are Neted including 10 cents for against False charges preferred lead to his ar individual may Suppose you are arrested for! lany rest alleged violation of any of the fed. eral statutes. You are arraigned | before a United States commisisoner, |who considers the evidence suff to warrant having you bound over) r rn swearing ‘ to federal court. Ho fixes your bail|*eh witness for the defense; 15) | leents per folio f ering any re-| jat any reasonable amount, say, | $1,600, which is posted in cash with the clerk of the court. jtura, rule jment, decree or oe, judg: ance, oF order, contin recogn e drawing any bond, or making any | You ntand trial in the case of the|’oord “certificate, return or report; [United States vs, Seattle Cittzen apd 115 conte for filing and entering every jare acquitted. ‘Then you go to th®! aecration, plea or other paper, clerk for your $1,600 bail. ‘Thin probably in « relic of the gold. jrub: Only $1,482.50 is handed out t9} on days of the fee system, the period | you. You accept it without protest—|4¢ more than a decade ago, when the} w you do a lot of thinking. clerk's income was derived from the | | | | Here's the | Your silence is due to the fact | various fees collected. In those days) that you've already said it all, [the office of clerk was one of the| You got it off your chest after |choicest plums | the United States commissioner However, bear in mind that the] had explained to you that, if you clerk no longer benefits from any of posted cash ball, 1 per cent of It [the fees collected would be retained by the govern. For instance, the $8.10 whieh mont even if you were cleared Walter F. Anderson recently of the charge against you. ( paid ae clerk's commission and | such commission is charged if a property bond ts filed or Liberty bonds put up in liea of eash.) fees was not retained by the Seattle office, Anderson was charged with violating the prohi- bition act and bound ever under $500 bond, which he posted in cash. Subsequently he was found | firet you told him you wouldn't pay z not guilty—Dbut he only got a cent. And he gave you your choles of remaining in jail until your triat| $491.90 back. or furnishing the bail under those| Here's the tabulated list of the DU conditions, So you choose liberty at|!tems which make up his “fine | June J, 1916. Paragraph $44 stator the |<ciorks’ fees are preacribed by Bec-| Witnenses and filing five exhibits ey Scovel, also acquit Packer, ‘Home From | thorities of South Dakota, who ar- Edward De Clereq, found not gull-| here from Europe on the Adriatic, boatn, he declared, are constantly on ty of violating the prohibition act, / nas voluntarily surrendered to Unit-| Patrol, protecting Japanese interests | got back $742.50 of his ball m ' led States Marshal Hecht. | j . ‘ | THE RHODES ©. Se wre ae ce gg Radio Concert by Armstrong Studio Tonight—' A Sale Feature for Tuesday of Useful Toilet Accessories At Unusual Reductions Drug Sundries Dept—Main Floor Pedeco Tooth Paste, «pecials,s Pepsodent Tooth Paste, epectal Revelation ‘Tooth. Powder, special Listerine Tooth Paste, special.... { Toilet S oaps | Palmolive Soap, special, 4 bars to Creme Oil Boap, special, 6 bars for. se abe Cucumber Boag 6 bars for 25e Jergen's Bath Tablets, special, 6 fo Woodtury Pactal Boap, special. Cutioura Beoap, special ss<ssscce | Face Creams ‘Theatrier| Cold Cream (Y%-Ib), spedinten TO Theatrical Colt Cream (bib), spectat.. + ATO Krank’s Lemon Cream, special ckey TBO Ortentat Cream, special ‘ 415 Dageert & Ramadale Cold Cream (tube), BPOCIAL cdcveidcs cecseesccccewse se ces sso SEG | Sundries | Founhoi Glover (size 7% to 10), pair Velour Powder Putts, epectal. Domestic Cantile Soap, apecialy bar Waidort Tissue, epecial, 4 roll for. Hospital Cotton (l-lb, rolls), special, each..27¢@ Coty’s Toilet Waters—Special $2.29 An Appropriate Christmas Suggestion A £004 aanortrnent ef Gestred ofers, tncloding Paris, 1/Origan, Styx, I/Effieurt and La Rose Jaoqueminot. Formerly $3.50 bottle. Bpecial Mt aiscccccccsecscccadeseses cs Handy Toiletries for Daily Use Pocket nize nickelpiated Razor, Very com pact, mpectal s..+ «436 Lambert's Listerine, 3-on size, speciil.....18¢ Lambert's Listerine, Ton. size, epectal, «+. B8¢ Lambert's Listerine, l4on, size, special. ..-73¢@ Yardiey’s ¢ guest size Yardiey's Old large size Yardiey’s O14 special ..+0- h Lavender Toflet Water, -BO¢ and 756 Piver’s Agurea Floramye Le Trefle Face Pow. Ger (White Rachel only) <«caeese de eveee Mavis Face Powder, epecial ceeeeeeceeree MOO Bempray Jo-VeNay, special ceveruccerere BOD Otorono Deodorant, special ceeecscecneeer BOD Nonsp{ Deodorant, special o-ecr-cervecees BID Dorin Brunette Rouge, special --<scer rece BIG Laxus Ashes of Roses Rouge, special-.--- BB6@ Nall Files, special seveeececevceceaavecaces Manicuring Scissors, special cccreeereee re TBO Mulsified Cocoanut Ol Shampoo evvereeee BIG EA Pinaud Vegetale secceceencereeccenrer We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Sa Slenderize the Appearance of Large Women strating the many advantages Stylish, Stent Corsets offer to the robust figure Careet Dept—Ugper Main Flecor Europe, Surrenders 228, "Revined Statutes of the exhibit cr) United States (1873), which ts as fol-| Fee for ent NEW YORK, Oct. 23—B. 1 Salin-| lows: pond Balt --ocs sacsverss 40 | ger, jr, vice president of the Midland || Matiness 2:30 Nights 7 and 9 7 pee o—_ New subpoena for witness 25 | Packing Co., $8,000,000 corporation | Now oven > Fee for subpoenna . 5 |of Sioux Falls, 8. D., wanted as a fu-| RIGOLETTO BROS. “For receiving, keeping and | Fee for order to w | «itive from justice by the federal au-| - SWANSON BROS, KIRKSMITH SISTERS KENNEDY & ROONEY Semttle to and Sueday, §. waa “fined” $8.40, having posted 806 | ay Clubbers Feted TUCK & CLARE day ‘and Sunday, 1130 pe cash ball, And all that she did was | u rs Fete - to summon two witneses, which cot! A board Huge Liner DALY, MACK & DALY]/:4 AUTOMOBILE FERRY — her 20 cents, ‘But she had to pay an- | s' PANTAGESCOPE sae : other 40 cents for the order to the| Moored at Pier D, the steamship | COMING NEXT WEEK 7-15, 11:30 a clerk to re! money. That's (Hi. F. Alexander, crack passenger | asia oa: begs interesting, ay-—tn addition |#reyhound of the Admiral line, was BEN TURPIN Ito chatsing on money de: |!nspected Monday by members of the Pe the | Fase your tight, aching chest. Stop | posited with him, the clerk has to be |Seattle Ad club and thelr wives. jthe pain. Break up the congestion. | paid barging the “interest.” Luncheon and dancing were includ- Feel'a, had cold Keosen wp in just a| ‘There's ¢ ay to beat tt<-|ed in the visitors’ entertainment. |short time. lit you go to jail.. you won't have to| aes “Red Pepper Rub" ta the cold rem-|pay any “interest,” and you can edy that brings quickest relief. It|/evade the fees by filing a pauper'’s cannot hurt you and it certainly | oath. seemn to end the tightn and drive| But, of course, you won't do elther congestion and sore right out. of these {f you have the money. Nothing has such concentrated,| Instead you'll pay—and cuss. | penetrating heat as red peppers, and| Fut don't cuss the clerk. He's only when heat penetrates right down| carrying out the statutes that he is into colds, congestion, aching muscles | sworn to uphold and Instead, cuss the fool congress that enacted. the statutes ho moment you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat, In A i ae ae lan ‘the cottedted svot 17 oquiam Policeman Begins Term in Jail to || warmed through and through. When | you are suffering from a cold, rheu- | | MONTESANO, Oct. 23. — Henry former Hoquiam police matism, backache, stiff neck or sore muscles, just get a Jar of Rowles Red | Fournier, Popper Rub, made from red peppers, |Man, began a sentence of four at any drug store, You will have the | Months in the Grays Harbor county jail here today, Fournier recently was convicted of selling liquor he had taken from a ship at Aberdeen. TO DEATH When the body begins to stiffen ‘and movement becomes painful it is usually an indication that the kidneys are out of order. Keep . stiff Joints relief comes at{ onc Row! Ad it} LATHROP’S re HAARLEM OIL c Boldt’s cakes always flatter the hostess who serves them. Guests invariably ask, “Did you bake this delicious cake?” Take one home tonight, BOLDTS BAKERIES 913 Second — i4i4 Third 513 Pike liver, bladder and uric Famous since 1696, Take keep in good health. In thr druggists. Guaranteed an represented. eecept no imitation The Owl Drug Co. For sale by Make the Use of Murine a Daily Habit. This Refreshing akes Eyes € — queen City Mark URINE: >» corner Piette Maret Zon Your EYES, + PU TRACE IOS NIN ET 7 AVENUE 39¢ eral housework. exterior work, 25-Watt Lux Special at 23¢ CARTON OF FIVE $1.10 this low price, Polar White Laundry Very Special at 10 Bars for An excellent soap for washing and gen- Made by the Palmolive Soap Co. (Delivered only with other goods.) Tungsten Lamps Best quality, no re-fills, A bargain at mu UNION § Table Tumblers Specially Priced for Tuesday at, Set of Six 8-ounce size, medium weight, fluted Tumblers. A bargain at 6 for 28¢. (No deliveries.) VALSPAR VARNISH, Priced at Pint $1.00, Qt. $1.80 The varnish that will not turn white. Can be used for floors, furniture and Wear-Ever 2-01. Aluminum Pudding Pans, Special at 49c Extra covers, 20¢, Made of hard, thick sheet alum- inum. A big value at 49¢.