The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1923, Page 2

“ tSDAY, JUNE 21, _PAGE 2 THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY | no C. O. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser—these specials, except cot will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purcha: | gmmvicmber American Homes Hurenus For Metter American Homes And It Promises to Be Some| Wild Horses and Burros Are Driving the Pe COREA AYRE Slaughter, Too | Cattle From Grazing Lands something different in unusually LOW priced — | PHORNIX, Ariz, June 2i-—-Arh | driving cattle and sheep out of the sofa pillows- something, two ball games for the |! & century or more a ' | full size, unbleached muslin bed- , equare and ot price of ono, Mayt it takes { Not that any daring conqueror i unre ay fr yeara " Coverings f Cortez was stall « 11 at and sprea j effective iqued . Wiis coriausly het! wie : the A ex i agesadt ys pread. Dainty, effective appliquec vinin or ‘figured mizsed the f 6 remaining trace er, abound the hundreds | patterns of colored linens. hand = embrolde it t r t b t q - ¢ 3 fol Kog Tt will be Ch t Cor proud dons who on¢ White mountain Regular price $10—. Spe- 95 MS ith aod st Riks and prev » the § west, the descendar f Fearing that the end of the sum cial Priday-Batur horses and their burros—have forced} mer dry season will seo the cial Frid Fame betwe the Issue of who owns the}! ving and the cattl attle Coa: ut * gain be a onetnning game of » st | shee that will be called baseball betwee n| Headed by fie ons, at least or thelr owne c ees pera ecrres |. halt donee. bande cf itd orem [financial ruin, from below teres electric light shades—| Seattle Chambers of Commerce. The | srobably more wild burros, have|feed thelr animal " 'S Revels Portland chamber ts sending not only | 50 increased fn numbe nd in dar . ‘ , t r t heake abana he Regular price #1 its ball team, but 60 other members| ing that they are, reported driving|in financing the eradication | § Friday-Saturday: who Will come up to witness the|ca’tle from the «raging lan tragedy. eipitat a battle for ve The line-up of the Portland cham- | ence r ¢ “horse Ay, rt Holophane her's nine has not been revealed, but A r f 1,000 ngs has tn-| patterned aft 4 es," g \ {¢ is given out cold that the follow- | vade: Yo ational fore . \ ing “players” will represent tho Se- | At ‘ 400, is rovi attle chamber y veral moro are [hi Commerce; Ralph Hall of t fean Legion; W. O. McKa. of the Automobile Deule: fee iea, Nothatet chavehs Darwin | Outfit Being Transferred to| Salesman Says Information| B Cc eee: of tt prolreege gow Bremerton Yard He Gave Is Untrue x us” and W! rsley of the Seattle Ad clut A protest n the Portland Cham: ablished here in 1910 as a] CLIFTON, Ariz, June 21—‘I'll her is expected because of t s station, and seven |have to say that all my statements ach the Moe-up of Lic joy. |years la a over by the Unit-|in connection with the Leighton i Swh used to be & y as a sendin | Mount murder case are false id the naval| That was the answer of Benjamin player tn his high school » : days. Otherwise, tt is belie h ’ n » ©, Smith} Rouw, salesman, who had previously : ee team ts beyond criticism, at‘ least s antled | “confessed” to having an eye- from the vu | ¢ th Q n 4, . h * far as known, their previc ecords | Of the | witness of the t , punt un Slightly used, 2 here is our mo usu. f We put this nationally known being fairly well exemplified by Bil |™&val ste > |der @ pler at Evanston, Ill, at tho reason we can offer them at and used A, B. Electric Washer in your home—you use it for Horsley, who won his athletic laurels | Tile il bring joy to many a of Bo = treed Age een | Z this low price. Length 6 ft ’ and if you are not absolutely convinced that it is the At college as a yell le | stolt y with offices in the| Deputy District Attorney Charles 8 - 4 th 2 in. Wire 3 asher that 1 buy—tt it does not wash 1 agg jally announced that|Smith building, where the station | ast of rye fa ; £3 pers ‘Sore ri ab ity yi your el r ahd BETTER and save you time and money Iov. located any occasio! nen he statement was taken by a A " hen no nd we Y call fo © washe z : Lieut. Gov. Coyle will play his old is located, On many occasions these| Th ereecn eno paerence coll springs on each end. “then notify us and we wil’ call for the washer and RETURN bh hief Severyns lay ~ | dignity, a K uly of ti rrupted servic io EVERY . B. er. hi! K stop on horseback. Dr. Magee will|set by tho current of the sending opsceepen anawere: UBE THE COUPON—cut it out—tt ts good jor Sas your first Play first base on a bicycle and Cas-japparatus. When reaching for a| @- You made 4 statement last Cham i t . payment on an A. B. C. Electrio Washer. sius Gates will play second base on {light switch with which to further} Sight in which you said that your A on e Sweeper: ca & kiddie-kar. What means of locomo- | !!! o thelr surroundings, they | Story was entirely true. What ts « pred tion other short winded members of|have picked themselves from the |Your attitude now? the team will employ ts not an-|fioor on the opposite xido of the| A- 1 wish to retract that state| ae * 0™ WORLD'S Bounced. L. E. Dugdale will umpire, |room, demanding 300 at x B t it etamnber et Conimécce sale |iahor tor the ‘perbor te. | @ Then the things sald were all 0: E s8 T chorus of 40 volces will be there with} 4 heavy ov | ? ees ONLY — WASHER its battle songs and there will be alis often g | - ‘Yoeiferous roote as’ section. apparatus of adio station. This |” connection with the 1 —we charge no interest!—nothing extra to pny {f you take a@van- - high vol the light t murder caso are i ’ tage of our credit terms!—our guare-tee of absolute satisfaction BY SISTER'S YOUNG MAN [wires of the bu haa been | ‘5 eee ACA ae prt , H ; accompanies every A. B, C. Electric Washer! Let me hold your hand when we | responsi many of the fe to ask your father's consent. Joffices with dist! biue flashes, y that all my Why? emitted by att | Ph eee om . ¥riday Unless 1 hold a good hand he in| The station has been operated by | pubticity? 4 y y day ¥2.85.. Ei, ~y- $ Ape to try to bluff me out.—Boston | the navy for the past six . and 1 didn't seek publicity B SECOND FLOOR ( ranscript. is said to be one of the best in the n what was yo —-—-— |Northwest. Tho four operators, E¢ My idea was to cop something, res Edward, Roy Marion, Silas, put I see now I n ise and Laurence Rouw sign bh i : Gj jwho are all enlisted meno! tion. He wil © plu rar. tte AA fitting will be transferred to E | rest, Wharton said, because his orig inum screw t } . ton io augment the force required lina! story wea Rot made Under sath anival of party boxes— ee ree , ° samen. ae srt eto ” ere s your first payment }late in July GOOD wa Ser aue hl 06 cecures «ss FORD LEADS IN Stes 71 “$995 | F | this coupon is good for $5—cut it out iro na seme vote | STRAW BALLOT of the sending apparatus has| : Ye. —fill im yonir name and adérees.6n this coupon, then present it CIGARET ES: spoiled more than one evenink's con-| Henry Ford im leading the field | outils ; at our store—it will be accepted as $5—, your first payment on ET T cert in the presidential straw vote boing | MAIN FLOOR ——__/ THIRD FLOOR ve an A. B. C. Electric Washer. You pay only $2— @ week on ——— conducted by jor’'n with a total | List YOUR the balance. [of 64,257 out of 164,614 ballots tabu. WITH OUR FRE Denies Wrestler- jlated, according to reports released | HOMES FOR RENT Husband Left Her Ty moraing Your tsom tee ane ished Harding runs Ford a second with | | SAN JOSE, Cal. June 21.—"T've|32,924 votes, while McAdoo {m third} heard nothing of it. It must be Alwith 13,023. Al smith of New York} © |mistake. 1 don't believe he left|/ranks third among the democratic | “BULL |me,* was the answer today of Dr.|candidates with 7,875, while Cox| | Ada Morton Fredericks when asked/stands second with 11,044. | DURHAM garding reports from the East] Among those at the other end of| TOBACCO {that her husband, Robert Fred. |the ist are Hearst with thres voter, | = jericks, better known as Ed (Strang: |Gompers with two and Taft with | j = Her) Lewis, wrestler champton, had/five. Pershing garnered 12 ballots, | = - “ | PS td = Isecured a divorce from her. presumably fre: other generals, | ; 5 Ie Word hero was that ha secured | Wilson was the voles of 1,024 elt ‘Suquamish ¢ to Hold [Berkeley Woman [rom tot» taventy o om | STU mn nh ihe. divorce yeslertay al St i will be made at the meeting of 4 | During’ tie past we : a Point, ‘Wis. |g urine Ue pant week Marding| July 4th Festival| Choice for Dean | the boar of regents afonday firs. Fredericka 1s well known 8 of Chin, chee a rom his own|. A ball game between the Suqua-) EuGEN geet pe | . alia the cuntry ag Dr. -Adamn|*8t@ of Ohlo where Ford drew 4,950, | mish Tadians and tho Seattle Baslea EUGENE, Ore., June 21,—Recom- Mra. Esterly ty acting dean of | “SEATTLE: “TACOMA: Orton, woman physician. Sho Uves| sd, Penneyivania went for Ford by | MeN lon wit wach mendation of Mra, Virginia J, Excer-| women of the summer session of | SECOND AT. PINE £ SCHOENIELD & S0Ks ar ratio, |together with yacht races and anliy of perkeley, Cal here and in addition to practicing| ’ eley » a8 dean of (the University of California, all-day dance, will bo the main fea- | ~~ | medicine, runs a large orchard. Her husband was quoted as sy-! Russian Family Is |tures of the Fourth of July celebra- | aamm PEE te ee ig ling that “you can love a cave man U; jtion to be held at Suquamish, un- ‘ H 0° ch,” but th vite efused d ha nae Safe Deposit Boxes || 10’ acre. helen aes nited Once More ter th sunices of ti Suavamiay : Play This i] t certifiente of 85— applying == thes rehase price A.B. ‘trie Washer, if purchased ring the week of June 18 to 34, 1923.7 a TUNEL Svamp . oa i Alexander Sklarevaki, former di |Commercial Club, For Rent bec t oe said. “He'll | rector and professor of the Imperial| A huge open pavilion ia being | ‘The wrestler was her third bull haat oe tne alba ee appoint-| erected for the celebration, and vari | nent of the czar, arrived ” $3.00 Per Year band, | Wedneaday with his wits and thes |OUS ferry lines will operate vessels : boys, after a long separation. lcontinually between Seattle and Su: Wn.D Perkins &Co at sot ad Moen Piano or) The father was making an oper.|quamish to handle the crowds that | phonograph phone a Want Ad tolatic tour when the revolution broke | a e "|| stain 0600, You can quickly dis-|out and ho vainly tried to got co {rey Cxeeced by the Commercial to get In Mi prizes are offered { H Bankers pose of tt touch with the famil Club, Many, prizes are offered in i ‘amily he left In}the athietio events during the day ys Haven't you acid. 211 Cherry St. Russla. Ho feared death had coma,| ‘the celebration will be wound up| / prminahe herp a Nite M—! a D aa | We can Mother Guest of pink Boris ptt m3 pas Ase & an with a great fireworks display in| you by supplying you wiih c ed lo Manchuria, fi Girls’ Club Saturday} were iio met them. she over: 1 | es fine Martin Saxophone in any |mothers to a moeting Saturday }night, so I want you to go along] NEWRUPTURE REMEDY uine instruments, the kind you will be proud to show your friends, They are made to give & wonderful tone, full and melodious, Wo'll help you tn another way, tooyou can buy any size you wish. These are gen- |with me. | | | physi lan has discovered a wonder- J I ful new method, which In completely Ge band or string instrument here it San't necessary to go in full evo-|Deep Seated Urie Acid Deposits Are) ipiure, "ihis remedy ie totally. ale | y on EASY TERMS. dress up affal “Oh, to a certain extent, yes. But ning dress or anything of that sort.| Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poi- nt from any other-—no operation | t gon Starta to ;. y outing, and nothing to. “rub p i There will be a sort of get-together 9 Leave the System |— 7? Anyone can use it without pain Wo purchased the com- and you'll meet everybody els.| Within Twenty-four Hours, or danger and without losing an j pletd stock and fixtures of |Then there will be a good program| Every druggist in this country tn|hour from work. ed the C. H. Rose Music Com: 3 "i |with a lot of musical numbers and|authorized to say to every rhou-|and recovery js usually #0 rapid iv pany, recently located at per DANCE. right from MIS8S||later, refreshments. I hear all the | matic sufferer that if a full pint bot-|to seem miraculous. Anyone who is ~ meee and University. Mr, Daily Dancing the BRIGHT | |. 5 * 4 : hy ruptured may obtain full. Into \ make Jon atthe BRIGHT || guests will bs presented with iittle|tle of Allenrhu, the sure conquerer | {iiPtuted may opte remarkable. din . H. Rose is now in charge 3 way aaah ron al povaians’ bougnetey” of rheumatixm, does not show the|covery, by writing I. 1 t a our small trt Bosra (ite faintly hong gk Sat, 710.91) | “Well, now, that doen sound nice,|Way to stop the agony, reduce Bide hina hin whe eit "23 4 * ment: bait tsee TCU 1 ares Vang the mont healihtul reeretion'ts||14 lke to go and T guens T will, if) swollen Joints and do away with: | freevasting Booklet’ In sale — forrect Dancing. Social Dancing every || You'll tell me what to wear.’ even the slightest twinge of rheu. | wrappor Advertisement. sists Ge Bat. “well, I don’t know, really. Your ic pain, he will gladly return Seattle to Saa Francisco and return, MISS BRIGHT, 1604 4th nt Pine + Tat, " ot oney v nut comment 4 mae new hat, of course. But you do need | Your mon y without commen | wo Real Ba including meals and berth. Sail. $ “ a soft silk dress for suc fairs,| Allenrtiu has been tried und tested e. $s ings every Tuesday, Thursda’ | Your old one ix such a wreck,” for years, and really murveloun re. ne bas Free] Th Stace yard | “Yes, but I don't xo out much, |sults ve been accomplished in! OW, ” vies 2: “Only $39, 95 you know, and 1 hate to spend |the most severe cases, where tho e Stewart ondertone ‘One-way fare $32 to $44 ine »|suffering and agony v1 a} money for an expensive new dress, i And agony was intense and | | and Seattle to Los Angeles and return, Now, mother, that's what you|plteous, and where the patient was Round trip from always say. If’ you'd only get a|belpless. The Orpheum SiisesSiocts ranlay ca i) (= : Saturday pretty new dress to go with that| Mr. James H. Allen, the discov. up lovely bat, you'd find you enjoyed |*rer of Allenrhu, who for many They've got tho lively, tuneful tone necess Y dressing up and going to plncon |Years suffered tho torments of acute good vane Hay, tame models. for elther sole Saver. ! Or orche A more, ‘There aro lots of occasions {Theumatiam, desires all eufterers to Daliwe eur aie” stem. Sepa te aA oleme, Seattle to San Di for you to dress up {f you only |know that he does not want a cent roonis we will test any instrument i would.”” of anyone's money unless Allenrhu an hata Gig paeluaing esis wad berth 9 7 30 “Well, now, maybe 1 will get a [decisively conquers this wornt. of MARTIN RAND INSTRUMENTS—LUDWiG DRUMS Through sailings every Saturday, dress and get it in tine for that |All diseases, and he haw inatructed|] Im the extruction of teeth we x ENOLR UNE TS Others Tuesdays and Thursdays affair of yours this week. druggists to guarantee It as above|| say to our patrons: If we burt s pina ah $69.50 “Good, and mother, if you don't be bat Mahe All druggists can|| you don't pay—could we may Ask for detailed information and literature [want to pay for it all at once, 1|SUPPly you—Advertisement | : cas “take you’ to the finest shoo| - wie Ket of Teeth from J MEELIS pon SEATTLE~50¢ Second Ave., L. C. Smith Blelg., and where you are permitted to buy on | $5.00 UP XA 325 Pike St., at Fourth Ave., Phono Elliott 2068 credit. You may make a payment Gold Crown and Heitee Work : ‘ down and arrange for ao much each | P from $4.00 te ’ TACOMA~I1111 Pacific Ave. Phone Main 7178 : i month, Jt ts Cherry's and. the | “4 E, G. McMicken, Passenger Trafic Mgr, IDs carey, ilstore We’ at 1016, bern neon , jesion Wental Oilices Ec gee Teale He I~ C Sah Bilan Sear, Wai General Agent tween Madison and Spring, in. tho th 1422 Second Avenue 1407 Fourth A Rialto bullding, just over the Pig'n We Stand the fn! of Time i Whistlo,"A dvertisement, a Y Malden, 22 Years im One Location