The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1923, Page 3

MONDAY STRAND NATIONAL PARK / OPENS FRIDAY Big Celebration Planned for Tacoma and Seattle Refreshing the eee: axow— BEBE DANIELS breeay “THE EXCITERS” with ANTON Comiag— with APProp corer nd day in th Rai of the ¢ Seattle Ar th s city s for NOW PLAYING— A. Chadwick, cha THOMAS Asahel Cu oO. MEIGHAN BBP ess: T. Mather, superintendent of na in REX es tional parks, and «oC. 1 Ne novel— ‘The Me er-Do-Wel!” Na ty Aplgrataag eels egy Na rmar A Ss famous fonal park, nd the other rep! park has be attle tive celebration and of the nation are expected to vernor L. F, Hart offictals and officials of comme of le will take BERTY : iz hg ‘eearrees Lawton. rtesy of the s] will be be the ard. Barthelmess | national an t Waynes re- | If it Ady is a s the prize wil three weeks’ one person, and service free. will for « Th part, Camp Music, Pic feature day in a Jost a = HAROLD Lovo & im the fast T-act comedy- “SAFETY LAST” \ rated ¢ ome and park depart cars in One a days; stay at the park inn fol all ty members winning . car no the equ the room, boa second |p at the alent stay with Th ata: for be a one day in the car. Seattle parade is set for 4 o'clock. The Tacoma parade will be held in the morning and the and floats participating will then fdrive to Seattle and will be in {line the the parade’ in this city. As futting prices to be In BS le ge \Chainiber Adds 2: 237 beet age gta Soe he tae ; Members to Roster ntlstry at halt usual prices During total of | added to the ¢ reports in cars in Dentistry at Half Price || past members e weeks have amber of Commerce, made Saturday Otto «el, chairman of the member ommittee, show. Credit f volunteer worker who obtain largest number of new m a been a sovited to at WILL ATTRACT | state of Maine THE ATTY E sTAR The Star’s Dai “Gareth’s Beat,” by NOTHER COMPLETE SHOR ly Short Story Warrington Dawson ‘ STORY TOMORROW Gareth after ad eight times out uidn't i} much pped with nine even } he But w w he nh compe b wh mpl mer If pare cash for the en toh lowed them t nd puld find his ner HOLD MAN ON FRAUD CHARG E t mg Smith, tos ma necessary expe message \to his one, he w TOURISTS HERE Effor the thousands who watono National Kaufman, alias Goor n Rockford, 11 ent of $17,000 fro being ts sit to bring ’ wanted embezzlem lumber ¢ot park ey al ny, | re pending the namber sheriff t Washing Deputy He charge ¥ urging t Puget Sound dist Miss Har will distribu’ ists on the iw reeny that he w An Fe the Coast country Kaufman wa ffice manager for the Maine Boosters to er Visit in Seattle FQ AT, BANKER DIES SUNDAY Joe! A. Gould, prominent banker } and capitalist, died Sunday at the Minor hospital, at the of 53 The funeral will be h ‘om the Bleitz undertaking p t 3:30 p.m. Tuosd: int will jbe in the A party reside who are making the trip across the continent for the pur: of advertising thelr state and {ts resources in the West, will ar rive in eptember 9, it was announ, day. The excursion is being org: 4 by the Maine! State Chamber of Commer The Maine, west ‘Trunk Van Winniy pone and ment n com attle ry leave Portland, and will come over the ¢ 4 in 1888 and in busin He Juan bank 18 ind er opened the day Harbor, in extensively in the in survived by Id; a son, G 1 brother and four st was & member of the I : 1 San at gaged lumber ine for Portland of September aber. of club. goes to Fred R. Morgan, of Fred-/ Education Leader erick & Nelson. Chairman Kegel has outlined a plan for new mem bers and within the next fow weeks will actively supervise the work of Photo Actual nestge and Alveolar Wor Models. interchangeable teeth, shor o replace in cai h are all porce- unbreakable, at and poreciain 15 a the roster of the chamber « fittings, up. plates at rong gutta percha pore rubber plat A perfect fit guar- A Good Suggestion for Kidney Stew Sherry used to be in- eras dangerous fitless, hence we do not make Having been established 17 yenre ns high-class and fairly bigh- her comment about who be muperfluous. ow samplea of all our rantee yours to be equal samples, It's the best and dental work you ever saw, IN ALVEOLAR WORK be no reduction. We own m—it is patented and trade nd no other dentiate can do 1t costa double the cost to make and in most thoes worth double. It tm positive success in cases where bridgework Is Absolutely Imponable nnd in all. cases to the prettle LEAgPERRINS SAUCE THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE foc} Mije ait your missing teeth Can fa aatistactortly replaced. The work Be malitifol, durable, comfortanla and Cah ecgihy rane ergata Byrd Rattrat without teeth waiting for Fo. stone, to heal and. work. to. Be Mmaae “Your” fefective terth arg not || pate, Tee A tne wuts te. Gales Eee Teen stately’ fanteertn the [| ready, to ne eee topih. ete tne df freahly extracted sockete “without |) pain.” become votld and look || pains, like they grew tere, Wheres exactly es ‘prevent Ulet. clappered Tete, rteion caused. By vecedia Sam exit ecaken. chocka’ Wor hat carne ane at T1000, casee Im. these wendy Avert, post IT your ena the oftiees. fn Uiven. avnersl, satisfaction, Alveolar Dentists 204 Haight Bidg., Second and Pine Open Evenings by Appointment for over $O years ae harleston- Port Orchard Take Fast Steamers at Colman Dock *Except Sunday SPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE From Seattle to Bremerton Saturday and Sunday, 9:40 P. M. and Dally, 6:39 and 11:30 P. M. AUTOMOBILE FERRY to Bremerton Dally 11: Py A. M., 8:00, Beattie pals 15, 8:30, pimxtra trip Sat. af Sun, 9:30 P. uw 4 Passenger Fare, 80e Round Trip|*| NAVY YARD ROUTE * TROUBLED WITH ITCHING SCALP Broke Out In Pimples. Cuticura Healed. “I was troubled with an itching for several months. It broke in pimples and itched so badly I scratched it till it bled. My batt ‘ges to fall out. I read an advertisernent for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. After the first application I got relief. y pee bought a box of Ointment and of Cutleura Soap and before qe all used my trouble was over, I was healed.” (Signed) William Schmidt, Jr., R. 1, Box 21, Monroe, Wash., Aug. 24, 1922, Use Cuticura for every-day toilet . Bathe with Soap, soothe Ointment, dust with Talcum, Sample! Tree fat) Feet ‘Cutieura Soap shaves likens on mus, Prostrerrer ire wr trier rt et ietr ra. eet coree tet tect Sore ereereees ESCAPES At the first sign of bleeding gums, be on yourguard, Pyorrhea, destroyer of teeth and health, is on the way. Four persons out of every five past forty, , and thousands young- er, are subject to it. pa Brush your teeth with Torhan’s FOR THE GUM More than a tooth paste —it checks Pyorrhea 35¢ and 60c in tubes the volunteers who plan to increase | 4 th: | vicng will jatreets and Chairman Se A |ROKCKC KCC: IK SAME PRICE Veshon Island Will | | | | | | June 25 ounce i BBY | this city, | Figures | stockholders | on package or on tablets you a Seattle Engineer Named as Manager Profeasor E. O. Eastwood, the department of me at the Univeral wan Dies Here Sunday | Miss Martina Johnston, aged 66, died at Columbus sanitarium Sun-| ay, after a long flineas. She war) Prominent in educath i and chureh work in mttie for more n 26 yours. She left teaching to edit the Ca’ Northwest Prog fiir ths “Sear: 390, ress, but withdrew from active ser anssatnotaadnt= vecatvea? teva vies four years ago, due to iil! sunday by the nominating commit health and she had been sick ever singe until her death. Funernt ser-| & be held Wednesday at 9 from St. Jamen cathedral and [interment will be in Calvary come | tery. of engineering Washington, one of the three managers of the Ame Society of Mechanical E profession | can to an ee of the Seattle chapter. Profe stwood is regarded ity on engineering subjects been a member of the u [Pees for the past 18 ypars ‘Denny Hill ‘Regrade | Is Demand of Club) The immediate regrade of Denny hilt was to be asked by the Denny Hill Regrade oclation, at Mon: day's meeting of the city council The matter will be referred to the | Amphion Society Elects Officers Newly ted officers of the Am phion society were announced ds Alexander Myers, conductor; Morgan, president; Dr. R. L. vice president; C, A. King, treasurer; P. Stoess, secretary sewers committee, and|Guy Ward, librarian, and B. John’ E. Carrol! an-|Genung and J. W. Davies, trustees nounces that a hearing on the} . 4 Attorney Fee Suit E. G Glase, an c. project will be held before his com-} | mittee next ‘Thuraday deliberating for 20 hours without reaching a verdict, the Jury Hold Open House In the case of nklin Brooka, who Vashon Island wil) distribute! 8Yine David Rodgers, Seattle xhip strawberries with a lavish hand on|DUllder, for $23,800, attorney's fees, at Ellisport, when the|%®% discharged by Judge E. islanders’ hold open house and fin|Cushman in federal court Satur visitors to their capacity with strawberries and cream, Tho cele- bration marks the return of the Offers Plan to End strawberry to its leading place All P.T. A. T. rouble among isiand crops. A stion that the Seattle P A. dissolve at its June 30 meet and that a new council be will be t the council | 10:30 high After day. Telephone Cimpany ln Enjoys Good Year| Tuesday at BELLINGHAM, June 11.—The Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Co., of has enjoyed the most suc cessful year of its history the past months, according the report of Secretary L. A. Jones, to be submitted to the| at a meeting at the hall show that the net| the year have been As against $9,764.96 dur. at Broddway school, The |W during |, to} | ties and | Spokane Man Kills | Self in Portland | PORTLAND, —Despond:| J ent: over ill’ health, “Jamen E. Mon- | |roe, 50, of Spokane, shot and killed} |himself here at the home of his! | sister, Mrs. sworth Adams, Sat-| | urday night. | a at | [Sort Curly, Wavy Hair Now Easy to Have from Mra. rt suggestion . corresponding ate organization, a ction irregulari- came ins of sol # factional dispute. m: W. 0, W. earnings for $11,447.01, ing at, June ‘Say “Bayer” an and Insist! Beautiful, fluff, | ourls w and with jto the ite ‘and health of the It Is only neceasary to apply 4 Hee | quid siimerine before doing up the| hair, using @ clean tooth brush for) the purpose. The hair will have a moat delighifal curlincas and lustre, without the least suggestion of grease or stickiness, and will be |quite controllable, no matter what the style of colffure, As a few! ounces of liquid silmerine from the druggist will last for months, It 1a quite Inexpensive to use, —Advertise= ment ‘FOR BURNING ECZEMA Apply. Zemo, the Antiseptic Liquid—Easy to Use Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” hot getting the genuine Bayer prod. | uct prescribed by physicians over twenty-three years and proved | by milliony for Colds Toothache Earache Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" only, Each unbroken package con- tains proper directions, Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents, Drugglsts also well bottles of 24 and 100, Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoecetle- acidester of Salloylicucid. From any druggist for Shc, or $1.00 for large size, get a bottle of Zemo. When upplied as directed It effec: tively removes Kezema, quickly stops fiching, and heals skin troubles, also fores, Burns, Wounds and Chafing, [It penetrates, cleanses and soothes, Zomo \# a clean, dependable and in- expensive, antiseptic liquid, ‘Try It, av we believe nothing you have ever uved iy an effective and satisfying. Advertisement, Headache Lumbago won Mite |Defer Action Dismissed Saturday & minute aged by| of m ho| decor had | v't been t ager to t urse let n the fleld w perfectly simp th the ne the them aware that next le French pa both house to of the republic affairs of the question ot The group papers whose | | flash caught napy would be sion abolishing privilege order, 80 he must get that flash, he would beat the oth And he On Raw Milk) sg '0 bear sem Not as a purel tions that the King ¢ a’ heal het al society deing drawn | ¢ new a commercial war between rival Mond. announced that n who elect ee wuN ribes, that the dent 4 come when the te jean evening offset this ore would be the high me . a th cens watching motive of impartially them wa ly with importan. delaying all finer lens a contu uld f an it w personal matter help build up out nothing t hand and ev and of influence he was golng to Indi yunty out to service w odd h no facilities ery interests were given of money t him, and. it thru, it was action zation had been defer He chairman of | pox tigation, what ot gather cate on the 0 newsp: gating. the} ¢ would that a at PAs | They were g ponents had admitted | swapping st to} He might program and he by @ foolish Neverth py thelr r wouldn't been fully going to telegram. had wasn't prepared nt of the rattled der th ¢ is panteurized, is from milk be the crucial lew next day, ax if’ for a aked every jogical s trial on whose ver 1 the world, to his the same law he was done ature the pro: peculiar tuberculin | thing tion upon physch Opening Concerts ie'e taing Draw Big Crowds | st od beat : [own surpriee Fifteen and led to work 1 mut hear of | Be t then, human Adam: bands atl ese thing on “i and Volunteer parks and| gressively ach, It was the opening] erratic of the park band concert season. At Woodland park 10,000 | persons listened to the musle of the! band, ding to Maj. Jense Jack-! 801 ent of parks In spite of threaten weather during | a part of the day, the crowds estab- lished record for the seaxon oveerva thous to and persons the music turned Sunday wie Wagner Woodla it Alki th remaining constant in its way From a the th breathing. scattered gallery crowded con) and The speech portions, roused the fer rtisanship on benches senators and deputies sat th a common rank. Then came the vote and the rush for the room where ballota were o ited. Rob Man as He Is Gareth knew his Pana well, hay. Leaving His Garage | !°*_"°"" |" i" us procee quietly vast hail wo bandits Sunday night held up | as antechamt to th J. W. Sar 930 11th ave., t room, The most brilliant and oft hin garage at that addr nt figures in the life of Paris robbed him of $20 social, diplomatic, political, intellec to the ipolice tual—were pressed and packed After taking Samp's money, the| against the forbidden door like shoal thugs warned him to make no out-| upon shoal of herring. What did nd fled | they expect to gain by being there vs |and—how did they hope to get |away? Gareth, alone, lingered at " | the remote end of the hall aes | Wearily, the minutes dragged on. | 509 , Gareth found himself repeating the Ag dane Wo amoasecs hackneyed Joke of his school days complete and cote Would he rather look a bigger fooi| othe, We use only || than he wi be a bigger fool + esa Sere than he And he answered for ap- himeelf, either way, he could! not, In the distance blurred by j fatigue and by the overcharged air, he recognized familiar faces writhing in the efforts made by their respective bodies to. work in still clo to that door. What did} they think to gain? Yet, what if they were right? | With a crash, the news Hoxel| The doors did not have a chance to| open, they were driven in. Yella, punctuated by a roar of footfalls, rang and re-echoed. The result, Delicious Bc out in stentorian tones, was To Order | ea but at the third and fourth, Choice, ureth watched hall, tense hea with i“, heard in alone, a Passions ace auy vors ¢ where a new advance, So serving nec emir as he! Samp reported Marcel W Shampooing . Manicuring ssage This we students fortable or looked? that polntment The Butler School of Hairdressing J107 Second Avenue KI reth dashed out of the far door and down the deserted stairs, four Steps at a leap. He had been sure enough of his advantage to wait for confirmation, As he leaped, his fingers were busy, choosing from some written cable forms he held the one with the result which proved true. The others, he crumpled into his pocket, and fead and re-read the one in which only the figures of the vote was lacking. | He added those, with a polite, “Send | that at once, will you please?” which commanded the interest of a telegraph employe as {dle as all his colleagues, “At once, please,” Gareth repeated, carefully selected BH steaks, juicy, fresh-cooked and tender, hot off the fire, are teria Me —rare, And feature of Panama Ca’ service from 4:30 to 8 P. just as you want them medium well or done. note these modest prices; T-Bone Tenderloin Sirloin Club THE GROTE-RANKIN OTTO F KEGEL, President Another Sale of Columbia Records 29c, or 4 for $1 Not a clearance of odds and ends from our stock, for we do not carry Columbia Records regularly. The collection consists of a large shipment of over 20,000 new—not used—records from the warehouse, all in original packages. This is an out-of-the-ordinary selection, with plenty of each number of those listed. Here are a few of the popular numbers: In Miami Jerry The Nora Bayes Nora Bayes Hesitating Blues A. Hickman Orch. Drifting Blues A. Hickman Orch. Like the Rose James and Harrison Lanterns Glow Camp and Burr Snoops, the Lawyer Nora Bayes Ha, How I Laugh Nora Bayes Hickman’s Orch. Hickman’s Orch Agesand Ages George Meader Sing Me to Sleep George Meader Some Beeutiful Morning Al Jolson I've Got the Profiteering Blues F. Crumit Al Jolson Those Just In Sweet September Early in the Morning Frank Crumit Prince's D. Orch. Prince's D. Orch. Yerkes’ Orch. Where the Manyana Happy Silver We Goodby Sunshine, Hello’ Moon Cairo ater Rose Room ci Yerkes’ Orch. Idol Eyes P. Biese Trio In the Land of Rica and ‘Tea P. Biese Trio Somebody Prince's D. Orch. Susan Prince's D. Orch. The Japanese Sandman Nora Bayes You're Just as Beautiful Nora Bayes Get Up Paul Biese College Inn Speed Paul Biese College Inn The Broadway Blues Nora Bayes Singin’ the Blues Nora Bayes Snap Your Fingers at Care Col. Sax. Oh My Goodness! Prince's Orch My Irish Song of Songs Chas. Harrison The Fields O' Ballyclare Chas. Harrison pmrades eethearts Campbell and Burr § Rice and Harrison Swanee Al Jolson My Gal Frank Crumit Uncle Zed and His Fiddle Cc. R. Taggert Uncle Zed Buys a Graphophone Cc. R. Taggert Christ in Flanders C. Hickman In Flanders Field C. Hickman Beautiful Hawalian Love Campbell and Burr Hawaiian Hours with You Campbell and Burr Abe Kabibble Dictates a Letter Hirschfield Abe Kabibble at the Ball Game Hirschfield Shadows Campbell and Burr Sunshine Rose Geo. Meader Patches Nora Bayes Without You Nora Bayes i and smiled, The telegram went as the flash. In the stairs, yet old, has worked out psychologh ~ cal laws for himself, don't they” bring him their own reward? Especially when he was right. first he had heard the crowd catch in an all but inex- tricable jam behind him. He could not stop to look back, But he looked now, from his vantage ground within the telegraph office. He saw the advance fringe of the battling rabble reach the door, and jam anew, for the fight of fights. Beyond them—beside him+-were the empty telephone booths and the idle employes, waiting. Gareth learned, later, that his papers in America had had the news to themselves for 20 entire minutes, He learned it very much later, and quite accidentally, at that. But when a_ newspaper corre- spondent, no longer a cub and not DR. EDWIN J. W'S DENTAL OFFICES 10€ Columbia St. Seattle's Leading Dentist fer More Than 21 Years CHINESE DocToR Nature Chinese Herka|f Remedies | M. Hee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. / 208 Jamen St. Cor, Seattle, Main 2195. A trial is all we ask. Table service at Breakfast, Cafeteria 1415 Third Avenue Between Pike and Union Open 6:30 A. 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