The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1922, Page 5

MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BURBAL UNBAUM BROS FURNITURE CO. INC. SIXTH AVE. Sciween PIKE ond PINE Grunbaum Building —TOYS— | BRING IN THE CHILDREN elation, has opened headquarters in Downstairs Sales Floor Said Ethel to Marie hes are on the table Let's ait down to tea. of TEA SETS Pioneer Auto Racers riced from $7.75 to $35.00. ne covered, down and Very choice Silk and_ silkoli wool-filled Comforters. selection of colors. These and the following items will offer a select list to choose your Christmas offer- ing from: Table Top—Velour Dresser Scarfs—Lace Table Top—Tapesiry Couch Covers—Velour Baby Blankets—all-wool, never-shrink kind) 2 J Scrim and Marquisette 200 yards, excellent quality of Serim. Regular value 15¢ per yard. Sale price, 10¢ per yard. 1,300 yards Marquisette and Scrim, fine quality. Sells regu- 25¢ per yard. Sale price, 171g¢ per yard. THE WASHINGTONIANS, sym. phonic interpreters, will perform at De Honey's Dancing academy Tues Gay evening. “Well, be won't be in your way any more, I reckon, now you're rid of|in superior court Tuenday against) Just ask any druggist) | THE MAGIC OF MUSIC 8235 BRUNSWICK The delight of your long winter evenings, the entertainment of your guests are pleasures to look forward to with music in The best the world has to offer is yours with a Brunswick or Vic- trola and a few well chosen records. Brunswick your home. ee eg You may select a Brunswick or shoppe for Christmas delive on easy terms with a down pay ment now LIBERTY Lene Open Bvening get elsewhere. Organization Would Kill the Poindexter Measure Declaring that present plana for the development of the Columbia b sin reclamation project are doo: @ new organization, known as the Columbia Basin Reclamation aso the Flatiron bullding, 1619 Westlake ave, Its avowed purpose, according to George J. Hibbard, secretary, t# to win the support ef Senator« cc. pil The new organization ty designed to combat the effects of the Colum: bia Basin Irrigation sponsored the #0-cal agus, which 1 Poindexter bill, already paswed by the senate and ». ‘This bill pro. »priation for a now before the hor vides a $100,000 app wur f the p @ commission appointed from three Just walk departments of the federal govern. ment The reclamation association con tends Senatorelect Dill declared four In several campaign speeches, that a «ray Priced from 82.85 to survey of this kind would be useless and that it would be necemmry to get the official approval of the fed eral reclamation survey before con gress would even consider authorte ing the $26,000,000 appropriation that in needed The reclamation association also holds that the Pend Oreille project as favored by the irrigation league and apparently contemplated In the pending is not practicable, but that, in order to irrigate t 7 000 acres to be fed by the prosect, It would be necessary to dam the Co. lumbia river nearer the land to be watered This stand is taken in the face of the report of Gen. George W Goethals, Panama canal bu that the Pond Oreille project ts not enly feasible, but preferable to the other proposed system. met In Seattle Wednesday morning —poanibly to consider the action of the rival organization—but the ses sion was canceled when it was found impossible to get a quorum. PATRICIA REID | In @ @uit filed tn superior court Tuesday by Deputy Prosecuting At torney Arthur Schramm, the # seeks to collect $1,600 bail bond, which was posted tn the case of Mee. Pi cid, who wan charged with fir © forgery Mrs. FF her bondemen, E. B Ault, P. J. O'Denne! and Min nie O'Donnell, are the defendants Mrs. Reid, who gained notoriety Orlando BE. Miller, “psychologts WHAT BECOMES OF INEFFL attle for forgery. CIENT OFFICE BOYS “Where's your office boy, Davet “Fired him Saturday—never did anything but stand around, looking SEEKS $25,000 FROM DENTIST Sult for $25,000 damages wae fied Dr, J, M. Meyer, dentist in the Cobb “Don't be so sure about that. He| building, by Miss N. M. 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KGY—Sundays and Tuesdays, 8:30 to 9:30 p. m.; Fridays, 8:30 te 945 p. m. is harmless and les Mentho } | ALLI-CURCI’S §_ bird-like trills, the full, sweet tones of Gluck, the rich depth of McCormick’s power come to your home and transform its everyday commonplace- ness with the magical charm of sweet harmonie $100 VICTROLA style in our ve i) Hits: mal Only $1 in iC SHOPPE fu First Ave. | Near PikeSt $150 BRUNe With Kiloit Gast SEATTI BASIN PROJECT Attempting to explain the something new m the inside atnoe It ote hie fret arth ° our politionl lite |of action, The firnt that plan of action recommended to fall because they are not foantble, | smashup are confusing given or claimed variously high taxes and are among the causes mentioned single insue did ft all. | ests of the pro o wets made gaina. claim much credit New Jersey, The league of nations Insue have out down Lodge's vote in | Massach unetta. didn't affect Hiram jeot, to he made by Johnson in Cal enough #o the pe creased cont of living bound to result LA Follette’s overwhelming victory at the republican primary and elec tion In Wisconsin, okhart's sim! lar triumph in Towa tives in his own part feat of Hiteh« gier’s come-bac after having been recalled ax govern all of these were, on the surface, republican victories, SEES COALITION AS and Beveridge tr ‘The irrigation league was to have| Only one prot workers effected at Chicago tn Feb. ruary of this year, It wagn’t « third ence of about 300 representatives of | raitroad unions and brotherhoods ex | IS DEFENDANT) the Nonpartiaan league, several other farmers’ organizations, an well as co-operative societies, the Welfare associa Why Have Gray Hair or Dandrutl? rishine will restore your hair in Seattle by her attacks on Dr./ * tn! @ fugitive from justice. 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Nourishine Positively Not a Dye Department Htore department stores at Piles Can Be Cured | Without Surgery An instructive book has been pub rectal apecialiat >w sufferers mn Piles can be quickly and easily eured without the or burning met without confinement to bed : * went postpaid | | free to persons afflicted with piles this item and -Government Physician Warns the use of one! \There are several | tons of gland formulas, each a certain ailment ‘or your case, Nervousness ‘The first indication of nerv from which it results, fore It becom: ervous condition an Well as treat & deep-neatel, require time ment to remedy Warner’s Safe sleeplonsness Jer and deranged health and on the nerves and assists in re. storing the system to a normal Warner's Safe Remedies Warner's Safe Diabetes Rem ly Warner's Safe Rheumatic Rem Warner's Safe Aj Warner's Safe Nervine Warner's Safe Pills (Constipa tion and Biliousness) The Reliable Family Medicines receipt of 10 cents r STAR PLAN TOSAVE |No Single Issue Caused ate Political Smashup tion, the Church League for Indus trial demooracy, the Mothodiat P leaders of the socialist party This conference didn’t adopt « plat form, It javued an « Ame: that “all labor, farmer, ¢ and progressive forces of the try, as represented in thin ¢ ence, unite for the purpoxe of secur ing the nomination and election « senators and re tives to gress and the various state leginin tures, and of other state and public officers in the coming election of 1922, who ar the principles of genuine de ment.” Al ARTISAN MOV Ss MADE “With thin such forces tees within each » a CONE Enno: trict, county and municipality are representative of much organi tons and sim anizatic the election of such re Nothing about reput or drys. Merely the adoption of the non-partisan, or all-partisan potttical tactics of the Anti-Saloon league t capture the nominations in both par ties where possible. In some states, like Ohto and In Hana, the labor end of the combina tion was w tive. And it got after Pomeren and Beveridge. In lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota the « labor forces got back La Follette and 8 In braska and W Howell and Dit Hiteheock and Poir | tonary In Mich road union, tt helpe send and put Ferris over. In the lower how congress will be many members wh owe their election to the activitie of this new thing In American poli tow In December a meeting will heid to lay out a program for new cong It will probably something like this A rea} bonus bill—money raised from excess profits and not sales tax A real corrupt practices act end Nowberryinm, and preventing the use of large corruption paign funds either by « senatorin ate or hie friends peachment of Att neral Doughert Nepeal the fF Cummins tr portation ac Curb to net aside act Put thru a the supreme cou of congress Get real relief for the farmers. ‘There will be active, able and ag jeadership for this program | in both houses and on both sides of Instead of a new party it may be « holding campany for both old ones. COURT CLEARS | OREGON CLERIC SALEM, Ore, Nov, 22-—Dr. A. A. Morrison, rector of Trinity Episco- pal chureb, Portland, yesterday was} vindicated by the Oregon state wu preme court of charges of alleged fraud and unethical practice in con nection with the purchase of Yamhill county #ite for the Bishop Scott Academy for Boys. Dr, Morrison was oo rift in the Episcopal church Western Oregon, The cireuit court vindicated Morrison, ‘The supreme court now upholds the decision of the circuit court. HINKS ALIMONY MAY HEAL HEART NEW YORK, Nov. 22.—A surgeon | dentist, Dr. Howard M. Potter, wilt|Olympla, will be the guest at dinner jof the members of Christ Brooklyn st., chureh edifice Thursday, at 6:15 p.m. dullness, feverishness, sneezing. The —_——| try to win back his wife, who has granted « separation, by paying the $40 alimony in person each week tion for Social Service, and some idrews to the pted «a plan ylution In operative Novelty Polly Ann Aprons Inexpensive Chitstmas Gifts that will be Highly Appreciated by the Recipient 95c—$1.25—$1.50 Upper Main Floor edged to the inter 1cing classes and to racy in agriculture, industry and govern 1 1m view it urge» al » Organize Joint commit “Mama” that Aprons of cretonnes, black satines and crepe combinations, with pock- ets, and trimmed with colored bind- ana or dem Ocrats in that, Nothing about wets ™e won * which is sketched. priced from 50 to $1 Women’s Linen ’Kerchiefs and Centers lic to Vie rongest and most effec Handkerchiefs Needle Art Specials Upper Main Floor it backed 6 It clansed Box of 6—$2.00 reac n the labor end of it | Was strongest and, ied by the rail defeat Town and medium weight Handkerchiefs corded borders, chiefs with amorted satin-striped itial worked in two-tone effects of blue, tan and helio. handkerchiefs Ideal for Gifts. of the next Dainty for Gifts. to TB¢ each Holiday Box-Stationery Special Sales Booth—Upper Main Floor including 48 sheets and pes neatly arranged in @ box, as sketched buff and white in each box Mt several boxes at this price Thursday Only! id labor amendment that will stand the test of the courts. Road Separatio: i ‘ Unfeasible, Claim WASHINGTON, Nov. heaviest Christmas mafl on record|memberment of the Southern Pacific- is predicted by experts of the postal | Central Pacific system would result department. Mall is heavy even at/in improving the Central Pacific and and a tremendous|*t the same time work great harm ‘to the public and transportation” general in the Pacific states, Be Heavy This Year WASHINGTON, STAR PROGRAM ON THE RADIO Washingtonians to Be on) ths early date, Duty at K. D. Z. E. Tonight Nov. 28,—The rush is expected within a few days. | An increase in receipts of $8,000,000; J. Spence, director of traffic for About |Southern Pacific, told the in commerce commission. Spence said that withdrawal of tl Southern Pacific support from the Central Pacific would cause a by |of more than 500,000 tons of trans jeast In The Star's radio program. noon of Christmas day,” is the or-|/continental freight per year to the | beginning at 7:16 o'clock An assortment of late fox trots, | with a walt, | mainder of the program, which fol- “ trot, Ted Lew- is; “Just a Little Love Song,” trot, | Cooper: “After Every Party,” ; Classic Fox Trot, Ed Me. is estimated “Caliph of | $1,000,000 is spent for extra space | trains during Christmas month and another million goes for extra Bagdad,” in the feature of the eve-| on Washingtonians, | |symphonic interpolators, will broad [ning which Christmas mall der of Postmaster General Work. WUIRTTTITT tT nected with the purchase 12 years ago. A ques- tion was raised as to the method of purchase and the clergyman was| called by the school trustees to give AN accounting. 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