The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1923, Page 2

rat Walla Walla Will Give Big Historical Pageant “How the West Was Won” Is Title of Produc- tion Set for July 6 and 7 WALLA WA On one of t >. stage {Btates-— 300 “bitious rep dng history PaWitl be enacted pageant, which Walla, Was! i world (0 | ex . A the . t ‘ SCENE IS AT cand 7 “PORT NEZ PERCH Aeipate in The x « S Sdirection of Per rrel the H s Bay ¢ “How the West t ‘ \ picture. of Westert t lot a succession OPEN TOURIST = PARK SATURDAY Couple Married There Last ° Year Are the Hosts Mr were married AL the Woodtan Ppwere the host Etyear’s op P| Saturday Miss 1 } frequently play Scamp for the to Now her Sifrom Spokane who pl The romance Saturday nig ple attended th mithe tourist season Bethe park district Hrepresentat: Sore now in camp, wero nong guests. Mr. and Mrs. Vink, have been away from Svattle since pi thelr Marriage, announced their in Fp tention of hereafter making this city Mheir home. § " Despite the rain, Saturday after, United States r (hoon's formal opening mony com the camp was attends! by Dr, Baker's ratir than 200 persons. R. , | the mbla river at Woell President of the park beer, John % © town with th: (Carrol! and Mrs. Kathryn Miracie, | *° nd brought the 5 Shoth of the city coun ) Short, president of the Pi ation of Labor; Danie! B. Trefe PE} Chamber of Commerce represe We tive; Fred Mor of the Automo- bile Club of Western Washington; H. Fenton, tourist; Frank Cotteriil Dione of the carly workers for the k S) @atablishment of Seattle's camp, and Frank Gates, camp mina Ast add OPEN TOURIST Mrs. H. Shaw favored Broup with vocal soles. On August-10 of st camp, thie ing in t ‘ y dar Fink x camy ling of the story ¢ ae mission at Walslat-pu (“the of the rye gra nd mover n wars, shows the Rr Mrs rook of a the ists, husband. an a ipaee aties Indian The Steptoe defent immed but Col, Wright and s United States troops vanquished established — the ernor with the five follow Indians and d States flag f A WALLA IS N IN MAKING third movement shows Walla in the making, and repre from 1859, the besides the who growth as first For # academy; higher and Paul's e shown against round of pioneer ern mining town, 1 gamblers, cattle thieves, packers the * @nd ordinary folk fill the the | scene ich is laid on Main st., the mmunity house veranda Mrs. May |Nez Perce trail to Colville, and to "Avery Wilkins, as chairman of the|the mines in Idaho and Montana. Phiostess committee for the summer,|A" incident is the hanging of a was assisted by a number of Seattle |horse thief by a band of vigilantes. 7 ns in serving tea to the guests. |The venerated Cushing Eells, tho Tt Was decidea that, due to the founder of Whitman seminary (which | ther, the laying of the outdoor |later became Whitman college) in| 6 cornerstone by. the Camp-|sten riding his horse, Le Blond. Dr. | Girls and. the dedication of |. S. Baker appears as the first | beds and planting of poppies | rallroad bullder. } ‘the Rainier Noble Pest, Amer.| PLAY I§ GORGEOUS | Legion, be postponed until| IN BEAUTY AND COLOR | orial day. = *) * | The last movement is gorgeous | mine 4 with color and beauty, symbolizing |the future day, described by various “Motor Truck Has |dances of wheat. fruits and flowers, | Moonshine Cargo |" an impressive tableau, ending |in a superb procession of hundreds of | A small motor truck with side/ moving and mounted figures against | curtains tightly fastened excited |the natural background of the Blue ihe suspicions of Patrolmen A. J.| mountains, in all their wonderful} i. O. L. Redden and Bob Kernan| cojor, fly Monday at Second ave. and! yfusic will be one of the special Ht st. The officers guve chase! oatures of the pageant. A chorus of| in @ police car and at length over-| 599 voices with orchestra, under di-| iuled the fleeing truck and stop-| rection of Howard E. Pratt, will sing} ‘ped it. | music especially fitted, and some of} ‘They searched the rear end, find-| jt specially composed, while the sing: | ing 17 one-galion jugs of moon-jers will include residents of all the} - shine and five empty jars. They | near-by towns of Walla Walla valle B arrested C. Wright, 22, sailor, and! §o far as possible descendants of | )George Bromm, 21, Jaborer, who|the pioneers will represent their an-| Were driving the truci |cestors in the wagon train and other | Both were held on open charges |cpisodes, with historical accuracy. Monday. and they will include descendant ts pettiness lees Pilgrims, the Cavaliers of Vir-| ginia and the Carolinas, as well as} _ Draws Parallel to |the. ScotchIrish who went to. Ken H tucky with Daniel Boone, and in the} McNeil Leper Case | next generation fought with Anthony | Commenting on the refusal of the} Waynne and Capt. William Wells in ) Mexican government to permit the/|the then West. into that country of Jesus} Walla Walla has never been so| Lira, former McNeil island prison-| united and interested in any under. ler suffering from leprosy, as told in| taking before. Everyone is talking | | The Star, Rev. P. A. Klein, pastor | pageant and helping in the huge task | ©f Dunlap Baptist church, drew alot preparation, of costumes and ac Parallel in his sermon Sunday, and|cessories for the 2,000 participants. stated that no person suffering from|The book of the pageant was pre- Moral leprosy could pass the immi-| pared by Dr. Stephen B. L. Penrose, ration authorities of the kingdom | president of Whitman college for the heaven. “They can never cross| past 28 years. Walla Walla institut- the heavenly border tf they have in|ed its town government in 1859, in their “beings the leprosy of human|the Territory of Washington, and is sin,” said Rev. Klein. the oldest settlement in the state, B THE BON MARCHE Don’t delay longer. Give the Bargain Basement a trial. When you do come, if you are satisfied— tell your friends about it. We know they will come, too, for bargains they know are genuine, A delayed shipment of the most popular fiber crepes. All sizes from 16 to 42, Mostly light colors. More Than 20 Styles When have you heard of such Dress Savings? | new MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BURSAL SALE! HIGH GRADE BEDROO a message to the newl yweds— thi great home furnish- ing store's un- surpassed showing of furnish- ings, its liberal, helpful service, home credit makes it possible for to and A newlyweds OWN FINANCE HOME OF THEIR OWN, It can be done. FULL SIZE WARDROBE TRUNK of fered at this reduced price: 842” ~—fiber covered and full size, this large wardrobe trur is an exceptional nk value, Has 10 hardwood hanger Laundry bag. Shoe be and patent drawer loc Also has plush lined li top. Special for the w ice economizing ox k. ft ECOND FLOOR food saving REFRIGERATORS—LOW PRICED apacity re frigerator. Top joer, Oak cine Very low priced One shelf, a special selling V3 / rw [| out-of-town folks: these specials are for you! Dept. 23, Seattle, Wash. Standard Furniture Co. ] ~inclosed find $...... firs pay’ following articles selected from thia advertisement: Vit are paid for I if you wan' new of homefurnishings, ] Namo ... I will pay yo Town vee sews | Cah bspete bad he cA a Matthews Leader of Moose Class A class of 250 candidates were initiated into the Moone lodge Friday night with the Rev, Mark A Matthews as leader of the ¢ Dr Frank R. Loope, crippled author, | was a guest of honor. He was car riedsinto the hall on a stretcher and watched the proceedings, whi¢h in cluded an exhibition drill, thru a} mirror, Moone week will be observed at the Woodland park auto camp June 10 to 16, during which the Moose band will play concerts and tea will be poured for the campers during the afternoon by the Moose auxiliary. | Call Main 0600, circulation depart. ment and order The Star delivered to your home every day by author ized carried. Only 50¢ per month, Shake Into Your Shoes And the foot + bath Allen's the antiseptic, healing powder for Painfui, Swollen, | Sweating feet. It prevents blisters | and sore spots and takes the sting | out of corns and bunions, Always} use Allen's Foot-Kase to break in| shoes and enjoy the bliss of feot without an ach howe who use Allen's Foot-Kawe way that they have solved their foot troubles, Bold | everywhere, Trias package and MootKase Walking Doll sent. Fr Addrews ALLEN'S FOOT -KASE, Le Roy, N. YAdvertivement sprinkle in —25-lb. capacity. $157 covered with heavy “tear off this coupon and mall to ua” t uu $e. KE catalog x |Appoints C Man to Commission SALEM, Ore., May 28.—Wade H Malone, Corvallis, today took office as a commission, by Go A. Booth, chairman of the commis:| sport sion, Have The Star delivered to your home rier. pay Genuine ~ Albert Hansen more? department. $2750 Side door re- frigerator. Oak case. Two shelves. BOHN SYPHON REFRIGERATORS —this store is the exclusive Seattle representative for the celebrated BOHN Syphon Refrigerator. +37 of mattresses— art twill tufted, has roll edge and round corners, and has four rows of stitching on sides and ends, 60 Ibe, selected felted cotton. Special for the week 35-Ib. capacity Meavy oak cane. Three shelves. icer. ticking. In biscuit —50 Tbs. felted cotton regular price $20— ent. Please send me the + monthly until goods O here SEATTLE Second Ave, at Pine St, State... —— ee rAR ron BETTER AMBRICAN a very choice collection of bedroom furniture of Better Kind, Floor samples from our regular stock Of correct design, guaranteed quality, than that i at prices as low, or lower, for bedroom furniture tive nor lasting. much to the pleasure of choosing. 50,000 worth of Bedroom Furnitur piece HOME M and marked ou would expect neither attrae And the variety of styles will add 1923, FURNITURE every { 28; ee | item in this sale of high-grade bedroom fur- Complete suite Period designs o in mahogany niture shows supreme reductions and many odd pie to select from. in enameled or decorated finishes, walnut, It’s STANDARD furniture, which is good furniture, in a good sale Frrniture from America’ noted makers. Spec al priced for the most Suites; separate Taken from our regular stock. Every piece, even at our regular price, a good value. However, our special sale price of ONE-THIRD OFF extraordinary opportunity to make a That's all. bedroom suites— Louls “141_ “18375 Queen Anne decorated, mauve gray enameled suite. lar price $211.60 xvi Special for the period. Kt De Regular 1 for the Combination wa Regular price $262.60. for the week suite, 4-pe period. ated Ivory enamel. Louls XVI Combination walnut. Sheraton period. iiss Saag —6-pe., decorated, gray enameled suite. Louls XVI. § 75 254° period. Regular price $382—, *257° S.pe, suite, Deco period. Regular price $412.50. Special for the week.....s..-++ Ape. suite. Regular price $336.50, Special for the week... Bpecial for tho WOOK, .esccosecdocecssssecessscese —tpe. multe, Decorated Ivory enamel. Louls XVI. period. Regular price $515—. Special for tho WOCK....ccececsescsesceecseeseces —ftc. suite. Parchment enamel. Regular price $467.50. Special for the Week. ........se006 Sheraton period. {-pe. suite. Louls XVI. period. Walnut or mahog- any. Regular price $496—. Special for the week......... teen teeeeeeee 4-pe. suite, Walnut. Regular price $646—. Queen Anne period. wees OOO Special for the week.. . *364_ enameled. Louis 3 *465 4-pe, mahogany suite. Post Colonial period. *498 Regular price $747—. Special for the week. +e coe 4-pe. mahogany suite. Queen Anne period. *589 Regular price $883—. Special for the week...... — dressers— Regular Chae *36_ —decorated ivory enameled dresser, Louls XVI. *47°° period. Regular price $99.50, Special..........seeeee —combination walnut dresser. Louls XVI. period. *48*° Regular price $72.50. Special..........05 a Spe. suite. Syr period. Regular p Special for the week n gray © $695. —bird’seye maple Princess dresser. price $64—. Special ....... STANDARD FURNITURE CO. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Fo 864 TACOMA L. Schoenfeld & Sons Mile. member of the state highway following his selection} y. Plerce, He succeeds Robert] of resigned, for her, every day by authorized car b0e per month, Why Main 0600, clvculation Mile. hour Orange Blossom Wedding Rings oxt 1518 SECOND AVE, Between Pike and Pine orvallis ;Woman Flier Sets New Altitude Mark IOS ANGELES, Cal, May 28.— Andree new altitude record for women here Sunday when she 15,000 foot machine fied as official by Ivar L, Shogram, observer for the Aero Club of South. ern California, Poyre and 10 four brothers in the KFrench flying service during the World War. Fy LE Ed | BU.S.NAVY YARD F Take Fast Soamers at REGULAR SCHEDULE From Saturday and Daily, AUTOMOBILE FERRY Seattle (o Bremerton Daily 7116, Passenger Fare, 400 Round Trip Department Head Will Attend Trial WASHINGTON, May 28,—Secre- tary of Labor Davis today directed Raymond F, Crist, naturalization di- rector, to attend the trial in San Francisco of Frederick Littleton, naturalization examiner indicted in connection with conduct of natural. ization cases there, Peyre established a ched a height in a 70 horsepower especially designed The record will be certi- mi One X-Ray Free the air She an lost Colman Dock 1aave Seattle Daily 8, $0190, 10:90, 11:00 3:00, 6:90, 11:90 P, Mt. PM Se B+ B+ In ths extraction of teeth we say to our patrons: If we hurt you don't pay—could we gay more? Ret of Tooth from $5.00 UP Gold Crown and Bridge Work from $4.00 UP Beston Dental Otfices M2 Second Avenue We Stand tho Test of Time a2 One Location 10 A, M., 9100 P, jp Hat. & Sun, 0:80 7 Mental measurement tests for employes, Kimi tions along lines, sified and recommendations made to employers. Test exar offers you an good saving. chif f orettes— enameled chifforette %3 1 7S Special . Spedlecseescssesapece Qe combination walnut chifforette: Louis XVI. 3 period. Regular price $52.50. Bene 35_ ivory $47.60. Regular price —combination maho; period, ny chiffo Regular price $60—, combination walnut chifforette period. Regular price $115—. Sheraton Special dressing tables— —bird’stye maple dressing $48—. Special ......... combination mahogany dressing table, Regular price $58.50. Special. otee —lvory enameled dressing table. Queen Anne period. Regular price $60—, Special.....0. combination walnut dressing table. Colonial period, Regular price $62.50. Special. able. Regular prico vanity dressers— ~lvory enameled vanity dresser. Regular price $66.50. Special ........ —combination mahogany vanity dresser, Regular price $101.50. Special ee —combination walnut vanity dresser. Louis 3 —combination mahogany vanity dresser. Queen *80 period. Regular price $118.50. Special. Anne period. Regular price $120—. Special. beds— full size, wood bed. Ivory enameled. Regular #1525 price $22.75. Special . * —full size, wood bed. Ivory enameled. Regular 15 price $28.75. Special A 1 g* —gray enameled wood bed. 3 ft. 3 in. Regular 65 price $32.50. Special ...... od bid full size, wood bed. Ivory enameled. Regular price $38.75. Special ... teens 725° —combination mahogany, 4-poster bed. Size 3 ft. 8 65 3 in, Regular price $62.50. Special ge: 41° ~full size, wood bed. Ivory enameled. Bow end. & Regular price $67.60. Spectal ..........0.sccceee eee 45_ ~—combination mahogany, 4-poster bed. Full size. 3 Regular price $75—. 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