The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1923, Page 18

PAGE 18 SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Special Price Basement The Bargain Center for Apparel and Underwear Saturday Only Smart Hats $4.00 An unusual group of hats; all in the latest styles, Colorful trimmings. Excellent choice for matrons and misses. | Seattle Singer THE SEATT Succeed Co, Has Big Chance for Fame TLE WIFE SUES HE FORMER SPOUSE |Says He Failed in Promise to Remarry Her STAR SAN FRANCISCO, May 11 exhusband today faced mult for § 100 in a breach of promise jetarted by hin former wife Mrs, Lilly Hayea declares in complaint filed in the court that she had been from William W, Hayes, « consult living here, in 1914, a superior divorced nx engineer | of the | four action | we | 11 teeth. Find Ancient Stone Gears in California NTA MONICA, Cal Ir b rs, prob: n of years ago by Indiang who inhabited this nection The gears were about two feet apart, foet below the and were uncovered 16 One diameter and had neatly out and nurte inches al teeth hed ‘ Among the theortes held ts that was about in on the wheels were part of a machine| invented by the Indians for grind ing corn. The stone is two inches in Oklahoma, but that in July, 1994, | thiek Hayes promised to murry her t thelr little girl, born after th jdivorce was gra a home Ho refused to make good promise, she averred give his Egging” Activities Aid Local Tailor SHERMAN, Cal, May 11—Au here has rly had the nclusion forced home on them that @ dry cleaning establishment is in league with @ gang of boys who have pelted pedestrians with | “rotten” eggs from @ vantage point behind @ signboard fun" been going on f weeks. As the town b but one constable and he is busily oocupted basing one band of the mischief ng others t “ The has here elee, it has been 4 Americans Sque | ‘The eeth on both gears bore evi dence of hard suage, some of them | Being considerably worn down. \Chicago Will Curb | Gas Exhaust Fumes CHICAGO, May 11-—Thirteen per: Another of the gears haa|® FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1923. \North Bend Will Stage | Big Trout Feast Sunday Expect { 2,000 Guests to Be Present at Feed; Anglers Are Busy Bend'n mightlest ree big trou th Bend will be| be 00 persons at the auto! # reports Friday at the |< ¥ rth"Hend Commercial club, which | co-ope sponsoring the event, indicate |t that the game fish are biting and dn and hundreds of 'the on hahnd Sunday to Kend citizens in in rby to bi clsors over the banquet Aside from the be orth 6 pa sons have been arrested for Jetting | 4 their motor engines run while st ing, thus polsoning the air with car- bon dioxide gas. to ask the sheriff of the county to station h deputy sheriff permanently in the town to finish the “fun” of the youths, A Bolemian glass polisher has fininhed a clock which, with the ex. ption of the springs, of glass. is entirely ezed in Trans-continental Brazil Coffee Venture. /U. S. Importers Buying on Hand-to-Mouth | Basis in Hope That Prices Will Tumble Unasual Values in Women’s Apparel New Dresses $19.75 An excellent group of treet and afternoon i Canton crepe, | crepe de chine, printed j tricosham and taffeta. Sizes 16 to 44. New Wraps $19.75 Coats, Capes and Wraps—A wide variety of materials, novelty mixtures, plain and plaid polaires, velours and bolivias. —Hpecial Price Basement " Japanese believe that to live long ‘ : ———— sould sleep with the wea Wife Works Plan to Form Law Partnership WASHINGTON, May 11-—A reg! S5¢ | titty-fitty wife is Miss Doris Stev ie « $1.00 jens, feminist, writer and member specialize In Hair Dyeing ®t of the national woman's "party. She Feduced“priees and positively |ixs about to form a lawpartnerahip tee all work. with her husband. work is done by competent) Two years ago, this. “mos beau. Ors and is guacanteed by US. /tifu) woman speaker in the euffrae Polet Beauty Shop | movement.” as she was called, cre ated a stir by announcing that she at Third was going to marry Dudley Field Malone, lawyer, and former collector of the port in New York. The sensation was “more so” be cause she eald she Intended to ro- main “Miss Btevens,” Mr, Malone has law officea in Paris and New York, and he and |Miss Stevens will divide thelr time between thease two cities, Soya Miss Stevens, “The work keeps me very busy, but that is the way I earn my living. Mr. Malone pays me the samo salary he would pay any other assistant who does the work I do. “After a woman is married, sho should continue to do the work for which she la fitted. If she has a large family of children or does all the housework in her own home, she naturally would have Uttle time for the business world, but sho jwould be earning her living just jthe same,” Tiger Pet Kills Its Girl Mistress BOMBAY, May 11—A. tiger cub given to Miss Ethelwye Lander, an | English girl, for @ pet killed hor as she slept. , . styles and come in all Men's Cloth Hats. Some won- values at $3.00, $3.50 $4.00. charge, for one year, any cloth it bought here. to cover cost of packing postage, . & $.Hat & Cap Mfg. Co. Lendon's annual dish of meat fs about 400,000 tons. YOU HAVE A BOILER LIKE for Hubby * | Miss Lois Wiley of Seattle, who will represent Washing- ton at the National Federation of Music Clubs’ convention jcontest in Asheville, N. C., in June, | winner in the contest she will Should she prove a become one of the artists now jestablishing Seattle on the music map. BY WANDA VON KETTLER In § | nized musical artist whose name and | Yolce, like thone of Alice Gentle and |'Theo Karle, will become known na tionally and better? ‘There's a possible chance. | Mise Loln Wiley, Seattle contra For ional Federation of |convention tn ' June, Representat! pr all statea In the Union will ¢ § 1 Miss Wiley make t sho will . under the auspices ! w York city, and for In in 50 other large * of the United States. Bhe will then be established as an American artiat, the purpose of this contest and others held in ing to members of the federation, be. ing to promote the activities of American-born and American-trained artist people. SANGIN TEST CONCERT IN MARCH It was on March 28 of this year that Mise Wiley, a graduate of the University of Washington college of fine arts and a vocal pupil of Mont- |gomery Lynch, “tried out’ in fe. attle. The Washington State Federa- tion of Musle Clubs, a branch of the National, had announced that con tests for both instrumental and vo. cal artists of Washington would be held on that date. Twenty-two trained voonlists alone, | Minus the Business Men and MEXICO CITY, Mex. May 11-— Recognition of Mextro by the United States with reservation as to the Present disputed . points ts not. 4 sired by Mexico, according to a can~ vaas of prominent business men and government officials. quarters that “revierved recognition” would give an opportunity for send- ing an ambassador to Mexico who could deal officially with the Mexican government on the question of the disputed points. While the questionnaires were sent to each of the high government offi- clals relative to “reserved recogni- tion,” only one cabinet officer replied, | He is Jose Vasconcelos, secretary of | public education. | “With respect to recognition my in} © past, accord: | It had been suggested in vartous) | Fepresentative of all Washington, entered the A similar of instrumentalista were It happened, however, that Wiley wan the only one of tire number to be selected national tryout, content. jr i py the tor t er RIO DE JANEMO, May 11 final chapter of Brazil's economic adventure—the The mreatent valortea, jin the next few months ana depends upon the ability of the government to withatand the continued pressure of American Importers, who ret to buy while present high prices pre vail. This ts the almost unantmous opinion of leading coffes exporters es Voloed In the Braxilian press The goal of the battle ts millions of dollars, Defeat will mean serious embarranament for either side. The situation at present t# out. |lined as follows Thru valorization, Brazil hae tn- vr, [creased the price of coffes tn paper I sing tn Ashevitle re that, however, she n Seattin. On the 1 will ba present feration of Music ube in a song recital at the Firat Methodist church. The Temple cho. * of the church, with which she Jhas been soloist for the past three jyears, will asxist her. Mra, Mont gomery Lynch, who has accom panied her husband's pupil since Mies Wiley first began her vocal study seven yearn ago, will accom pany ber again on that night. At the recital the two songs, “Printemps Qui Commence” (Samson et Delilah), and “The Danza,” with which the contest wns won, will be sung, Mise Wiley in the daughter of Mr. and Mra, R. T. Wiley, B44 La tona ave. Tho she was born tn Penneylvania she has lived the greater part of her Itfe in the Wost, and Seattle ts “home.” Mexico Firm for Treaty Reservations Government Officials Want No “Reserved Recognition” tions.” most of the differences between the two countries Vasconcelos said: “I consider that Articles 27 and 123 of the constitution represent the only conquest. of a revolution which has caused so much blood, and therefora | 1 bellave they should serve ax a basis | of truly efficacious development.” M. Alensto Robles, head of the de- partment of industry and commoros jin the Obregon cabinet has the fol- |lowing opinion relative to Article 27: | “Article 27 of the constitution has |taken root and is a triumph of the fundamental law of the republic and it should be stated that many oil companies have accepted It. “Congress is at the present ocou- pled in studying the respective requ. Relative to Article 27 the cause of milreis from about 19 milreis per unit of 15 kilograma to a peak of about 25 milrels, Meantime the value of the paper milreis has de. clined from an average of around 7% to the dollar to Brasil well ead of the game, AMERICANS ALOOF American importers, on the other hand, have consistently refused to |buy in thelr usual quantities, follow. jing & hand-to-mouth policy until jt becomes apparent that the price 6f cottes has reached a stable mark and the Brasilian government baa an- nounced a definite policy for male of valorized stocks, Meantime there are rumors of di» sention in the ranks of each oppon- ont. In Brasil forelen coffee buyers credit a rumor of a break between Dr, Arthur Bernardes, president of tion of coffee—will be written with. | 0% —leaving | the republic, and his minister o treasury, Dr. Sampaio Vidal—who waa put tn office largely thru the efforts of the coffes interests of the state of Bao Paulo, which produces about 70 per cent of all coffee rained |in the world, —feols that the time has come for a definite stand by the government with the law of supply and denand. OPPOSES REDUCTION Vidal, following tnstructions trom the coffee-raising interests, natural ly opposes this plan, arguing that stocks In the United States are ox hausted and that the American buy ere soon must replenish at prevail ing prices, Answering this argument the op- wales at high prices in paper milreis are of no value, aa long as the gold value of the milreis continues to de- cline to the detriment of all com- mercial interests, and the govern- ment in particular, The anti-valorizationists also point out that the new crop is coming on and that further borrowing tn Bu- rope at ruinous rates of interest, or to additional emiesions of paper money—which the president appar ently ts determined to avoid, Whatever may be the outcome, the future of Brastl's greatest industry —the raining of coffes, Bernardes—acoording to the rumor | for ale of vnlorized stocks, Ietting | prices decline slowly in aecordance | ponents of valorization declare that | ext few months will be interesting | for economists, for it probably. will | determine, in a measure, the entire | jopinion Js the same as that of my| lation and in view of the healthful |government, Secretary Vasconcelos| spirit which animates the chambers, | sald, it In certain that the raid law will “That {t can only be accepted with-| definitely co-ordinate all the interests | out conditions and without reserva-|to which It refers.” THIS IN YOUR | SPECIAL SALE OUR STANDARD COPPER COIL ] GAS WATER HEATER The Volume of Bank Deposits In the United States is now larger than ever before, and the total of bank loans and investments almost at the maxi- mum. 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