The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1923, Page 20

OF ee MUCH DANCING IS OUT OF JAIL More’ than half of tho $ ‘ | FL wanted by s ; t | 5 ieee ‘i TP} the art es bas Franklin High School Gives Says Police Chief Is “Law- } 1 ” | . | ’ at cont of the “Fire Prince” This Week breaker in Offi | men here t ” ate E q ‘ t € « at I i ‘ | ce) ANGEL « ' eon , t : Pe bsikn 1 > w j ant. ‘ day won tho first round of his “free i showed ¢ ’ t ; s sh Ai ee ris le fight with Chief of Police # mall ect M4 ~ the ‘binh | Loule 1. when the latter wn t | Dr L.? 5 . | unable to obtain from the district at Texas, c! « t t ere torney’s office felony war Resides t Dev charging Sinclair and bis th Barnered by tt awe " panions with criminal syndi Dorough reported mm “ ” | Chief Deputy District Attorne hip and churches : ; : ; ‘ |Ana Keyen ruled that there was nc = ; an _..| They grow "emt big in the fertile Lynden district, in What-| ijence pufticient. to. cause the 1 | Read This About eos" suction Hinges! com county. In half-ton chunks. The big fellow occupying| ance of & complaint on th ; grounds: vo in tuirtes.| the lower berth in the picture was taken into Lynden last | "Qaxn ovtained misdemeanor war b falls if a ‘ ; . “forced ta| week by John “Bierlink, The hog is a registered Yorkshire | rants from the city attorney instead I h these tantastic|and weighed just 960 pounds when he reached town. The! prgapewa. cal. May 11-1 t folk, and finds that they are 4) little guy up in the roof garden is the office mascot of Sol}ion sinclair, author, who was 7. | great help tn hie trounis Lewis of the Lynden Tribune, wed from jail in Lon Angeles ye ; d Thru his fairy friend: not ete Sioa wrday, today sent to Chief of Poll ) Troubles Ended or Money ony regains friends his ‘| ; os Louls D. Oaks what was considered fathe but ber gs back to life his . | Jury nm connection with recent n open challenge to the ch t ¥ Back wai ges - H d Th breach-of-prom uit i Se cee “m nd if let to % “ee * roy ” a the ara again, | For 40 year The Puirles dar the first ere an ere np EE ata. de Seblbats He told the chief of plans to hold FP Rave been p and. second acts, nish girls AR pry het Lontsel er Med another meeting when he HE Kidney and and the Fire Dev first act, | ~~ for ‘ape speaks, on behaie'ef theca Anéeles ; Dow that I have retired and the Butterft! second| Contr aband cargo of jade ta seized | ; 3 harbor marine strikers and f{nvited Mi five practice 1 have made « a n San Francisco, valued at §10,000.| Libel action againse China Malllouks to attend i Ments with leading drugs to] All the tickets for the Saturday % pi gee f liner Nankin for $281,490 filed in) ginciair, in hin Jette argon that EE dispense this wonderful prescription | night ‘ormance have be sold) Evan Fronts ne ancer released an molace foe fines for dope lineiuding Prince , Banta Fp at a moderate pric ut lay management — an: | $5,000 bail, on @ of in board _|Barbara, Cal. millionaire, waa ar iia Beware of kidney disease—thou- | nounce rested Tuesday night in the Le ir sands die of it ar who! Th ie rhea el tae pour Se Angeles harbor district for a ee Ought to be ens sings oh & unlawful assembly, wh f i Of life and he the Bernice Pashley, Bliss ppsen to read to « ¢ ‘ of) kymptoms. If you speck ney | Batty ¢ around him a mection of the fede t floating bef the pufty J hb, Agnes Staf. « tution. ie eyes, clammy t or m ca ¢ kK and Ruth Mar inelair, in hi sletter, charges that Mi Seckache or you ought | tis (porta fe) 7 Oaks attempted hese PE) to wet a bottle of Dr. Carey's Marsh |p Devilas: Warela aes i nied him an atte and his rights PE Foot right away Francis Wilson, Wallace McDonald under the state and national consti. | i NOTE—Dr, Daniel G. Carey was) Robert Normand, Charles Saunders, tutions fe & practicing physician: for many) qj¢ William’ Hagen and ing eneaped from your 3 and his great Prescription, | (i clutches yesterday afternoon,” the i hroot, aided thousands of suf) py Dorothy Sigjer, Mar ‘ite letter read, ing to the fact that ferers from kiduey and biadder trou-| jan Green, Frances Scholl’ Dorothy Put music in your one of your men betrayed your plot Bits. Hereafter, you n always| Baker, Irene Newn Helen Star . . . to my wife, I am now A position both liquid and tablet form at all Dorothy Baker, Iaa Hart 4s t T am ¢ dangerous than Tellable pharmacists the country = Scholl, Evelyn Hunt trola travels like a 1,000 T. WW | ever, Keep in mind the name, Dr _ Carey's. ler, | Luc | Is Pi ds Troubles deal blows both in TS ieemenays aiphweap ac re ore ow SPECIAL DOUBLE- SSE: DR. sv. N ‘The Reliable Optict Room 418 Peoples Bank Bida. ; to 5:20 p. m. Sundays—By Appointment For Rent $3.00 Per Year nD. Perkins & Co. . Bankers 211 Cherry St. Only $38.25 | Round trip from Seattle to j Yellowstone EK, L. Carey General Agent 1407 Fourth Ave, | BAPTISTS HAVE QPERETTA HAS Beth M lal dances during the pl THE S suit-case. We will ship you fresh rec- cpcleeccanitrkoai a Groessener, Edyth Faube ja anc Mildred Payne. cklam will give several y Re Vocational Analysis ee Pai lea dord, \ 10 Vittor veorsend order. | Lecture (20 numbers) Readings from audience are inter “E ing ii Tad Sa Pies at manioekede Stan, Everything in Music ine and Broadway, 8 p. m. Fri ay Sherman flay &Co. Third Avenue at Pine SEATTLE y" | THE BIG AT ARONSON’S COME-BACK SALE HARDWARE CO. Offers You the Chance of the Season to Buy PAINTS, GARDEN UTENSILS, KITCHEN FURNISHINGS AND THINGS FOR THE AUTOIST, ETC, 2! tremendous Sevnes COME-BACK SALE SPECIALS GARDEN AND LAWN COME-BACK SALE SPECIALS FOR THE MOTORIST i2inch and 14tnch Lawn Mowers, $inch diam. | $:0 Balbbearing extension bandie Auto zacks eter drive wheels, three crucible steel cutting |. “* + vesees “ blades; values $8.50 and $9,00............86.48 | $150 Chamols Skins ibe Covered Tire Chains. se $1.00 Tire Cables—strong, heavy wire cablo with links and rings at each end; genuine leather cov- ered entire length ++ 69¢ $4.00 Extension Running Board Luggage Carrier; fite any running board ..... $2.48 FREE! FRE! To every purchaser of a reat American,” “Baby Grand,” “Eclipse,” “Director” or “Lady” Lawn Mower wo will give FREE a heavy canvas, galvanized fron bottom grass catcher; regular value $1.50. 2.50 Russell Bros.’ Hedge Shear: adjustment ....ses00+ - 81.48 50c Grass Shears ......006+ trees, BOE $2.50 Genuine “Swedish” Scythe, various lengths ress $1.48 65c and Tic Grass Hooks , - ABe $9.00 Guaranteed Kinkleas ‘Moulded Garden Hone, corrugated or smooth; 50-foot length......86.48 $6.50 %-Inch highest grade cotton covered, or %- inch 6-ply Rubber Hose, 60-foot length coupled \ » $4.48 2 same Hose as the above ... sbarecevees 2.39 $1.25 “Simplex” Weed Pullers . -89¢ $1.76 “Zenith” Sprinklers, revolving head with three brass arms; will operate efficiently on low pres sure seeeeeees BLZB thumb screw $3.50 value, All colors “Stiletto” highest grade Auto Enamels —quart cans, values to $2.50..........91.48 ODD LOTS OF ENAM Royal Blue $2.25 size “Prufo” Brewster Green e Black or Tan Citron Yellow D Olive Green a me Auto Red $ per quart 1 18 $1.25 Ebonized handle Camp Axe.........++ tee $1.75 Camp Axe, ebonized handle with leather sheath .. + B8¢ $1.00 “Fyrac* Spark Plugs, one Inch firing surface; plugs for all makes of cars— Set of four Plu +++ 82,08 Set of six Plugs ..... $4.48 $1.00 Grense Guns for hard or soft off or grease, with 2 spouts coe ODE COME-BACK SALE SPECIALS BUILDERS’ HARDWARE “Corbin” bit key front door Locks, COME-BACK SALE SPECIALS $3.85 “Stiletto” high grade Paint, all colors, in- cluding white, per galion . -82.89 $1.25 quart cans, same brand as above....89¢ $3.50 Our Own “High Standard” brand Floor and Porch Paint, per gallon........ +. $2.69 $1.10 quart cans “High Standard” Floor and Porch Paint . ‘ .T9¢ 900 quart cans No. 1 Furr arnish, ».6O¢ $1.25 quart rnish and Linoleum Varnish. $2.00 Gray shades Shingie § $4.00 tise eeosetne $1.40 “Corbin” inside mortise Locks j 4%4x344 loone pin, ball tip Door Butts, brass or copper finish, per pair . .26¢ 75c brass or copper Casement 486 50c cast brass, nickel-plated Coat and Hat Hooks, each ss... coves iseesstdcenaD® MR. CARPENTER ns Floor V: For your benefit we have marked down thousands of items in our complete stock of Tools. It would take too much space to itemize them all. To give you an {dea of the saving, we select a few an follows: PECIALS : $3.40 “Plumb" Hand Axes sr ecevees BL,98 $3 “Stanley” nickel-plated Rachet Braces $1.98 KITCHEN FURNISHINGS $3.00 “Luther” Tool Grinders ,. .B1.89 $1.00 Parlor Brooms ........ ‘ 600 Fivefoot white Zig-Zag Rules Se “Eagle” Carpenter Pencils, so! 3 ft 89¢ Small \lot of good Brooms, they \last “J......... $1.50 1% quart Aluminum Perec $1.56 Aluminum double Rice $3.00 6-quart Aluminum Tea Kettles 10c Toilet Pape: rolls for values COME-BACK SALE SPECIALS ELECTRICAL GOODS No. 14 Rubber-covered Wire, per 100 ft......06¢@ B5e Brass Shell Key Sockets, each 65e Brass Chain-Pull Sockets, each Twisted Drop Cord, pev foot ... Porcelain Cleat Receptac’e ... oe A She Flush Push Button Switches, with brass plate and steel box .. . 76e Benjamin Double Sockets . 20¢ Steel Switch Boxes for flush awitche: . 40c Flush Push Buttons, switch bodies only, .20¢ 20c Brass Plates for flush switches ...... Other items in our Electrical Goods Stock greatly reduced, EXCEPTIONAL VALUE $3.00 Set of four pleces—Tea, Coffee, Sugar and Flour Dredges ... These articles made of heavy metal, 3 coats white enamel, with artistic gold lettering, and offer an extremely good value at these prices, Half-TonH og sinL ynd en| UPTON SINCLAIR $1 “IT thank you for this compliment for to be dangerous to lawbreakers in office, such as yourself, in the highest duty community can perform.” Sinclair declared that he told the} chiet “at least a dozen timen” that “my only purpose was to stand on | private property with permission of the owne read the United States. "But you told me that thi the written and there constitution of the ‘con. that a citizen of this |-—— | jat a paid: po. G.D. Cx S ports Footwear ee POPULARITY of thi shoes can be attributed to the clever terns, g ful s and pl nations, as well to their wonderful comfort giving qualities. You will find here an unusuz ly attractive variety of these new low heel styl at very moderate prices. At $6 | At $7 ede season's sport pat- using color combi Belge ndal, brown | Smoked black saddle Tan calf Oxford trimming, crey one-ntrap, eather trimmed. Oxfords with atrap. if trimmed. rubber Tan calf Oxford, pb crepe rubber poles in toe, Ivor At $5 Patent leather Exyy White kid Egypt Pea ns elk Polly san¢ Beige suede, one-str Helge te sede Oxtfc rimmed. rimmed amed. trimmed rimmed. Brown White x erforated tip, strap and bu ‘ap, perforated tip an vamp. & tip. as i i Aa "4 /BRY ‘AN MAY BE ‘The meeting wit be «aed «t| CHURCH HEAD nce and you may come and hear| yNpHIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 17.— Selection of a moderator for the com of this community | your efforts to introduce : i sign r held the center of interest doners to the 1 1 proceedings of tzarist Rus stitution staff'*does not go at the!? r free republic all ec mmiesions BRO pe harbor," : went on. Ho charged ¢ th ited States as the the chief had “established martial ciry, Cold | assembly formally convened today, Whe: \etle cabdodcoadin, da: an. Meather here has held up tradition. | William J. Bryan stood out as the nouncement. that the Atarricae Chat {ai.imsuauration of the st cha-| most discussed candidate, Some of a Ipeau. Mayor Cromwell tssued a| Bryan's friends believe he does not Liberties union had wired him from y New York asking if he would opeak May 24 prociamation postponing the date to| want to be formally presented as a Columbia Grafonola Type E-2 A splendid low-priced inatru- ment, equipped with the cel brated Columbia Non-Set matic Stop. Finished in red ma y, English brown mahog- Atmerican walnut (Satin fin- olden oak, fumed oak and early English oak. Has compart- ments holding seventy-five rec- ords, With this model we give you Worth of Columbia Rec- ords without extra charge. Any Columbla Records you may select from otir complete stock. $8 Columbia Grafonola SPECIAL TERMS | Automatie Stop and Columbia In- |forty-seven protecting compart- $2 Type H-2 A very high grade instrument, equipped with Columbia Non-#et dividual Record Ejector, with ments for ravords. Finished in: red mahogany, English brown mahogany, Am: grican walnut (eatin finish), xol- jon oak, fumed oak or y English’ oale a aies With thin model you get worth of Columbia Reo- ords without — extra charge, Any Columbia Records you may aelect from our completo stock, SPECIAL $140 TERMS ' |the election will be without oppos!- | tion, | Commissioners from the Pacific |coast were discussing two or three |favorite sone. They include Rev, |Frank M, Silsley of Oakland, Cal, and Dr. BE. H. Pence of Portland, Ore. The new moderator is to be select- ed late this afternoon. } Calvin C. Ha retiring mod cra delivered the opening mony at 10 o'clock this morning. ere Raw fish-bones can cause blood poisoning of a severe type, even |candidate unless be is certain that! when the fish is’ quite fresh. SALE OF Our stock of Columbia Grafonolas is too large to carry through the summer. We must reduce it very materially and in order to do so as quickly as possible we are offering them in a great “Over-stocked Sale.” Make your selection of any model and any finish in our complete stock. This is not a sale of old models but a genuine stock reducing sale, offering real bargains. Any conus in stock is included. We have too many of them, As a Specially Tempting Inducement WE WILL GIVE AWAY 10°20 Worth of Records With Every Sale Without Charge With every Columbia Grafonola regularly sold at prices up to $100, wo will give, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT CHARGE, your own selection of Columbia Records to the amount of ten dollars, With every Columbia Grafonola regularly sold at prices over $100, wo will give, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT CHARGE, your own selec- tion of Columbia Records to the amount of twenty dollars, Remember you can select any Columbia Records from our large and complete stock. 00 57.00 Down Monthly 0 INTEREST Elliott Open 6181 Evenings OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK Complete Stocks of Victor, Brunswick and Columbia Phonographs COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS Many Still in Original Crates The instruments offered in the Liberty Music Shoppe's Over- stocked Sale, are all new. That is, the sale is not intended for the purpose of getting rid of out- of-date stock. Most of the in- struments on hand are still in the original crates, just as they came from the factory. Our over-stocked condition necessi- tates reduction of Columbia Grafonolas at once, Columbia Grafonola Type K2 An exceptionajly desirable In- strument at a modest price. Comes with seven handsome re ord albums, each with a capacity for twelve records. Finished in red mahogany, English brown mahogany, | American walnut {satin finish), golden oak, fumed oak and carly English oak. Has Non-Set Automatic Stop. $2 worth of Columbia Rec- ords without — extra charge. Any Columbia Records you may select ffom our complete stock. 1 5 SPECIAL TERMS Columbia Grafonola Type G2 Same finishes as Type K-2 de- scribed abov Equipped with shelvos for seven albums of 12- record capacity, Also has Non- Set Automatic Stop. $2 worth of Columbia Reo- ords without — extra charge, Columbin Records you elect from our compiete SPECIAL TERMS 1 4 : : is