The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1923, Page 22

GET YOUR BASEBALL GLOVES, Any boy an own this dandy Victor” Official Major League Baseball by simply securing five new subscriptions to The Star. This is the best ball money can buy and is con- structed in accordance with the official requirements speci- fied by the rules of the NATIONAL and AMERICAN LEAGUES, Ain’t It a Pippin? Awarded for 5 New Subscriptions Welted Seams Two-thirds Actual Size | Any Boy Can Have Either or Both by Devoting a Little Time to Pleasant Work Here’s How to Get the Glove You can own this fine fielder’s mitt by simply getting FIVE PEOPLE who are not now having The Star delivered to their homes, to agree to take the paper for three months. JUST SECURE THEIR ORDER FOR THE PAPER. Have subseribers sign the subscription blank printed below, and as soon as you have secured the five orders and they have been verified, you will be presented with this professional style Fielder’s Glove. As you secure subscriptions bring or phone them to the circulation department of The Star, so that delivery can be started at once. We will . Yeserve a glove for you in your name. that. No Money to Collect—No Money All Subscriptions Must Be New who are not now having The Star You Can Knock ’Em a Mile! I hereby subscribe to The Seattle Star for three months and thereafter order same discontinued, for which I a Crcalation of 50¢ a month, Department Name HERE’S HOW TO GET THE BAT Every boy securing only TWO SCRIPTIONS to The Star will be given, Free, a Junior League Louisville Bat, made from selected ash. A new subscription is an order for The Star from a person who is not now taking the paper and agrees to subscribe for three months. As soon as you have secured the two subscrip- tions bring or phone them to the circulation depart- ment of The Star, so that delivery can be started at once. You do not have to collect any money or make delivery of The Star—our sarrier will attend to NEW SUB- to Pay —that is, aie delivered to them. With This Junior League Ash Bat! until I gree to pay the carrier at the regular rate I AM NOT NOW HAVING THE STAR DELIVERED TO ME. Address _ The Star | Seventh Avenue Near Union It ea ATTLE ee | STAR tthe, hington li IN THE & SMITH IS JURY, The Seattle Star ¢. ily Ly 1207 Beventh Ave. ' JUDGE AND ALL Subscription Rates Has Prohibition Case Urider | hres ent thi Advisement Today BY CARN IN CITY month 0.50 ; nt charge per ‘line par BY P. B, SCOTT rtion (count mix words and ition BUSINESS _ SERVICES ‘Attorneys-at-Law Kavice Tree. Joseph J All canes 1d by the | himself t pa ire; sign and make lawyer f the wet faction in the na 1, 9985. onal democratic party or ig abandon the ing been presented in the arguments of cause of Tammany hall in the cao ts all ir final Jeadors the and Cleaning woven from old car- pets. Rag rugs woven. Carpet clean. ing, repairing, feathers and mat- tresves renovated. Matl orders. Write for price lint. City delivery. which he BEST HVER FLUFFY itvG CO. 2617 Western Ave Main 2565 Collateral Loans MONEY LOANED ON ATL, clea of value, THE RELIABLE, 1107 Third ave. and Cat Hopital wet and dry five-hour hearing in mber Thursd period in to act on th expires Sunday mi¢ of doubt repealing ight. In whether it ethical or legal to act on Sunday, | the governor ts expected to make wn his decision by midnight to view over row There is no definite s to what course the informatic tric Machinery OLS—RENTED 4 PRICE CO., Heattle, of some ¢ ders in Albar ets that the exerted on the « TAY repealer, Dry fo! how 28 ave were convinced that th wayed the executive t t MARKEE ¢ Main 6934. Y ROUND MANNLE & GRAN- Ist and Virginia. 8 governor himself haw ref Optician and Optometrint I-W. Ramunda Physicains, @urgeons Br, Angus te 100; Pantag yomen ent and disc ren even to hin closest Vraser-Paterson Co. tr a week and, in which he « 1 enforce the law,” no ma whether some of his friends liked it not ‘ague comment atent Attorneys is the only and Fore @ has made PUDOR RISES «3 TK oi Puyallup Flowers Are Known Thruout Country Yyehology H. Williams Teacher of PSYCHOLOGY Are you dinsatinfied with > ly known 1 life, Unhappy. un » flowern were thone of 0, o,| 2% dj 35 sary 2 (ge Poy iris mpeci ¢ Payatias ho, it {x sald, ranks second only to H. Paulhamus in advert The Pudor = Flower Club sho eday and Thursday at the Arts hall, were afforded the of y¥ to view, clome-up, irises | varioties, TO OnbL ae. fons, aching feet. Make shoex fit the fect. For appointment phone Main 4962. Falls 25 Feet to Ground, Is Unhurt While sitting on a window sill in his second-story room, at 1924 First ave, Thursday afternoon, Wilbert Bankhead, 438, lost his balance fell 25 feet to the pavement. escaped with minor injuries, Husband Flirted, Wife Gets Divorce SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.--Mrs, Grace ©, Harriman charged in Su- perior Judge Mogan's court that her husband, Henry R. Harriman, Wash. ington, D. C., attorney, wanted to He this desire was stronger than his love for her, She was granted a divorce, Tho couple were married in Oregon City, Ore, in September 1916, Set Their Clocks by the Policeman GARY, Ind,, June 1 Tho nail car- rier on a rural route is so punctual summer and winter that maty farm: ers set their watches by him, a shaden of yellow, lavender, pu | and white, held in tall wases, graced SHOR TRE! MADE ae , wo lang fables, At the Pudor war-| Wonderful raliet from corm representative of iris blooms of alll ountries—France, where the flower] in called the “Flour-de-lin"; England, | Persia, Siberia and Japan. Some of| thewa, three and four feet in heigne| AUTO CRASHES ure said to ponsoan coloring that is| tinwurpassed by any of thelr kind MANY IN MAY Pudor bas the largest iris garden| in tho Northwest, having devoted his} The month of May was a busy time, almost exclusively during the|08® for the pollce traffic bureau, a |past five years, to its care and im.|tot#! of 3,169 arrests teing made provement. Orders for both planta| fF #peeding and other violations of | and roots aro now received from all\')® city 3 code, Arréats ‘for parts of the country, while more and| reckless driving and drunken driv- |more tho garden in becoming one of |!" Will probably bring the total in the tourists’ visiting spots of the| Xcess of 1,250, according to Chief Hevage Jot Police W. B. Severyns. Fines Among other iris growern whoss| stemmed in police court increased | Bardens are proving that the flower|the city’s funds several thousands is continually becoming more pop-|f dollars. | Ular Jn this locality, and whose col-| One hundred and etghty-two men, orful exhibits ware a part of the re.jWomen and children were injured in fee show are W. E. Sherbrooke of|traffic crashes, of whicn there were Kirkland and Howard E. Weed of (500i, during May. Five persons | Beaverton po |were either killed outright or were | Sezcietee fatally hurt. ADDITION FOR [2 Within jess than threo months Were Short Weight after the new Melrose central office | Convicted of “flufting” strawberry at Meridian ave. and N. 42d st. was|>Xes, to make them short weight, put into operation with the introdac.|I- Hunlu, of Hanlu Bros., Pike place tion of the dial telephone, the Pa.| Market krocers, was fined $10 in cific Telephone & Telegraph Co,| Police court Friday by Judgo John finds it necessary to begin work on |B- Gordon. an addition to the building, it was| Huniu was arrested in the act of iapansls wrday, |packing he berrlest so that a half- | This addition, recognized even be-| filled box appeared full, according to fore tho dial telephones were put{t: D. Crimmons, inspector of the into operation last March, as cer, |Clty Weights and measures bureau. tain to be required soon, In to be| Strict supervision of tho public jrushed to completion by the Rounds. | ™rkets will result in many similar \Clist Co, which recently obtained |*'Fests, according to a warning ts. |the contract. It will cost in the|*ted to produce dealers by the jnelghborhood of $40,000, and will| Weights and measures bureau Fri. |provide capacity to house 60 per | @** cent more central office equipment oP pean si [tian is at prosent installed at Mel- Adopt U.S. Opium The rapid dewlopment ot portions | Recommendations jot the University, Wallingford and) GENEVA, Juno 1.—After an up- Fremont districts served from this | roarious session, in which American central make the work necessary. | delegates withdrew, the League of |The wing will be 40x40 feet on the| Nations’ opium commission ear of tho lot joinitig tre southeast | adopted the program submitted by jportion of the main building. Its|the United States for suppression of jarchitectural exterior will be of the | traffic. me design as all of the machine switching offices, including West, Rainier and Garfield, and will be lof class “A” construction, It will completo the ground urea planned |at this location. ‘BOYS HERE TO Boys of all Washington will moot President Harding in Seattle when he comes here the week of July 25. Seattle and Ballard Elks have already Jaid plans for their annual boys’ plenic, to. be held on the day of tho president's visit, and to be attended by the preslaent himself, |It is reported that the country’s Jexecutive has already accepted the invitation and has agreed to spend two hours with the hoys Invitations are now being wxtend: ed to Elks’ lodges thruout the state, asking that the boys of their towns he brought to Seattle for tho big jevent. Enough Beer Here for a Real Party 1,500 quart bottles of beer, together with 16 quarts of Scoteh whisky were seized by the police dry squad inn rald at 919 Pino at, Thursday night, J, Vandenwyer, operator of a store at that address Which did a flourishing businegs jell. jing malt, hops, bottles and the vari ous Ingredients of home-brew, wore | fond of those clinging gowns, May?" arrested on a charge of violating tho] "Yes; ho likes one to cling to mo city liquor law, He posted $200 bail, for about threo years.”xchange, Over "EWAS DAD'S DESIRE Mrs. Shortley was discussing the latest fashions with a young Indy. caller “Did you say your father was werT- bun-| today |~ and|) flirt and danco and play and that|™ PERSONAL HOWARD Decoration ard, tt 4091 LADY'S HAMITA ost 7 FEMALE HELP WANTED | DiC ZAMORA C CAUPPMAN (SPC Kh BERRY es and tries. Best 4 or 6 in party » David T. Evans, HOUSEKEEPE for bw Hannen, Wash. f I MSTITCHING Reduced prices, 414 Eitel Bidg., Sec- ond and Pike. over Bartell's. HEMSTITCHING, bo YD. MACHIN t, MUS RAGTIME | taught. 806 Pine st | WE Ww ANT HAIR-COMBING! 8 “SITt UATION—FEMALE WHITEL SEND YOUR” MANU- scripts to me. I'll typewrite on market. Suitabl Authors’ Representative, Gint at DRESHMARER oress will be pleased to receive mers at Peoples Bank ond and Pike 9 MALE HELP WANTED HIGH SCHOOL BOY W | Goop DOWNTOWN ROUTE AND LOADING BUNDLES ON STREET CARS. EXTRA SALARY PAID FOR LOADING PAPERS, APPLY AT THE CIRCULATION DEPART- MENT, THE SEATTLE STAR, SEVENTH AVE. NEAR UNION. OUTING TROUSERS, $5.00 Fine stripe serge outing trousers, only $5.00. Buy upstairs and save ST-LILLY sth & Pt AD bucking by the thousand: twelve | million feet of timber near Muk- | salt water, to reliable fiteo on parties only. Addrens Skookum OOL Apply, at_ the The Star, n route. ‘on department, RPENTERS finish 2500 Boylston } Plans and detail at John D. Hall's see $01 Arctic Bldg. Elliott near Westlake fave. clean, furnished, steam heated Fooma (men); free bath and wea Trans. 0c: weekly $1.60. Weistield t repair your h. throw it away. 302 Union. Big Green Clock. Opp. Pn ¥ cL z a a painters at gnee. Mes ath N Comie ready to ¥ 10 SITUATION—MALE ROOMS” KALSOMINE! experienced painter, ___ Mali 6055. WANT POSITION—ELDERLY GE tleman, experienced caretaker, handy ‘around a home. P-57, Star. PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING. Brown. Beacon 2982. FLOORS SCRAPRD. “BLL. 6630-5. 19 FURNTOR RE HOUSES barber shop. 33. P; * Reasonable. , FURNISHED, Close in. 506 t Fauntleroy for bungalow. 20 FOR RENT—HOUSES NEAT 2-ROOM COTTAGE, NICELY papered; city lights and water; near car line; close in; 20 minutes from Pioneer square. Total price, only $900; lot alone is worth the price. Wonderful view of Sound and city. ‘Terms leas than rent. $15 per month, Including: {nterest. Walter A. Sutherland, Alaska st. West 0012. Adams at BAPER 1 THAN. RE Small houses nearly new to baved stree $85 NT lot 50x125; $15 down, SHED FLATS AND _APARTMENTS _ STRICTLY MODERN, rooms, finest in city, Prospect. STRICTLY ~ MODERD $22.50, Ine location. 1805 Market, zi FURNISHED APTS, AND FLATS Y GASH PAYMENT, JUST #15 AND interest per month will buy you a nice little home and % acre this week. Your rent money will do it. ‘This is @ special for this week only, PHTBRS, 726 8rd ave, MADRONA DISTR. Nicoly furnished 3-room apartment and sleeping porch; bath; ground floor; nice front and back yard, $26. 933 30th ave, PD) $20. 3 S, Sunset 0863, AND | cD FOR| | SA! RIDAY, Jl FURNISHED APTS. AND FLATS £T ARD ROOM APARTS furnish or unfurnished well at; phone Manhe 453. MODEST be: p very reasonable an Apts, phone Elliott Th WELL i path; he “MM 4 TRL 8 MOVED. BA 25 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FURNISHED T0402. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Gulbransen Pianos frument at Guibransen Factory, iring the purchaser that s price can p "On Bas r Hoppe r-Ke ily we | SEW PAN i Med on pure hase. Me i Fy ath ave. Cobb Bid “PorR town FURNITURE ain. Leaving LIVE STOCK BALE—GOOD JERSEY FAM- ily cow If taken at once, will sell cheap. oo at 611 Dakota st & COWS, 3 SH. W. D. | ~ edmond, Ww sh. Phone Black PET STOCK 10 WEE A og-nirda POULTRY — FOr ) $8. 4602 |Fat as butterbalis. Lowest price. h and Ii, Union, Never closed 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ©. &_WILLIAMS COMPANY 1943 First Ave. 8. SASH AND DOOR: Flour Bins .. | Cupboard Doors h 20x25, four-light rench Doors 7.15 Sash for enclosing sleeping porches. Screen Doors and Be: Windows. | Breakfast Nook Tab! d Seats. | Troning board and cabin plete with sleeve board |S Doors 4-0x8-0, ¢ |w iow glass by the ifent or by ‘the Pinte’ Glass Windshields put in your br RB. WILLIAMS COMPANY. 12-Inch Mill Wood $7—Per Cord, DELIVERED—$7 Lots of nice blocks, Beacon 2250 time. No. 2 extra clear heavy butt Shingles $3. Per M. Delivered. West (334 days or West 4588 evenings. Wood Special This week only, Bes planer ends, $8 a cord. $4.50 a load, delivered. Elliott 2 Summer Prices on Wood $5.75 per cord: 2 foot slab wood; for fireplace and furnace. 10-year guarantee on used eee: lowest prices; one aca Owl ( Clothing, 13171 1st HUY WOOD NOW—MILL WOOD, $6.50, in 3-cord lots; $7 single cord. Best dry forest wood, $9.50 cord. Millbrad & Son. Kenwood 4605. a SS WOOD—P TL ends, $5; mill ends, $4.5) gtowth forest wood, $9.50 and $10 per cord. All large loads. Phone nset 0262, SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK. A good line of slightly worn dresses, sults and coats, to be sold at cost. Garment Exe! ie, 621 Union. Lapmes' SUITS; AND DRESS! 50 up; ladies’ coats, $2.50 up. Owl _Glathing, 181774 D BABY RRIA\ N agree: cost, $35, aie ect for $10. 4701 Fifth 3 Phone Kenwood AUTO-KAMP TRAILER, SPRING beds; the best outfit manufactur- ed. ‘Attach any car. Snap $190. Owner, 3111 37th Place, Seattle. ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF PiaDY- to-wear trousors, .univn made. Tracie, 805 Third ave. D MILL WOOD, laner ends, $5; fore: Gail any time. % CEDAR WOOD, STOVE LENGTHS, $4.50 cord. Sunset 6296; night OLIVER TYPEWRITER, USED very little, for home use, $25, 4701 Fifth N. EB. anes ees 4767. MUSIC LO Keep us in mind. yrouse of Du Barry, 106-108 padi ia Vee TRY RE PA TR: ing. Ga arantend melnepelnk sintrord & Schwarz, 400: ae i; wood, $5.50, 2424. ADO} DE- iiveres;, ory forest wood, Grittith, Elliott 443: : PORTABLE garages: houses. stores ‘TABI BOREL JOUKE! 6 co, roe $21 Roy § Thani tol 3923: SIANOE apes Tal bargains in our ex- change department. ‘cba ee 1321 4th ave., Cobb Ridge. »| GOOD RT MMAGHE 4 aD books, 1408 First Saturday. ns ah ITARY COUCH, UPHOLSTE settee, baby's ‘bed; all for §28. t_AG8G-R. The Desk Exchange, 210 James Sty Buys, Sells and Exchanges Office Furniture, Main 7388, AND USED Friday and r SEWING HA SOS ED ERR oe DROP- 1 ae dae “Piva Mirae fat ave. pete. EDISON PHON PHONOGRAPH WITH 150 records; in excellent 0. Main ‘8770. PAINT Wills BH $25 A GAN. GET $: Best Navy paint 04 Ist ave. now, thane san buy, wand furs, athe Owl eae ech REED BABY 1817% First. ARRIAGE, West 0425, —_ heater. MILL Wi DELIVERED SUNSET 0313. Search for Forger in English Cities LIVERPOOL, June 1—An Ameri+ can, posing as a music hall artist, is being sought on a charge of passing many forged notes A CONFESSION “This is the worst town for gossip I ever lived in,” “H'm! What have you been do- ing?"—Successful Farming, _ KAVANAGH HATS, $5.00, 1005 iat 64 GARAGES PORTABLE GARAGES, CAPITOL pla LL ENS SUC AS AE 66 AUTOS FOR SALE DATh 190” HOHGH TOURING; looks and runs lke new; $150 down, balance to suit you, 81, Apt. 204, after 6 pom OWNER LPT FOR Siie INT vention, he said, “Sell iy Franklin for mo.” Phone evenings Weat_ 0376. Wa CORN iay AC Ios hoe e Pioneer Bids, opp, Totem Pe ” Bast