The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1923, Page 7

rk moun. yamid he his own all about ent mee aE spells and he t comes hence to and find put the bout St. Urging Prohibit lars and omobiles, Panadian they sends a and it hape of Also fur. swith THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1 923. ounty Welfare Official VOLCANOES MAY|Great Military Railway Dries Many Tearful Eyes QPERATE MILLS to Span Sands of Sahara Families of Prisoners mes the desert shines in her face © as sho. leaves. > SAVE LIVES BY. Must Be Cared For P, Monroe Smock | Transmit Vitality of Well! bles up a job and I She {s| a good) “Y'se out has to have work.” placed as laundress with | ' t is @ call} orney’s of arrested for finds the rent un rd empty, the gas t ¢ woman is placed In the| home, where the children | for during the day while the mother ts found a job. Here ts a note from one of the Tt tells the story} ¢ a man and his wife who come} ‘om Spain. They obtained a di oree recently and the mother was rn superior judges. {fice records reveal hun. such cases disposed of. the department will 000 on charity and wel & in King county. It ad irs of the co county, n outdoor and us exper big enough “for He was nty sue Persons to Invalids | PARIS, Aug, 2.—Instead of blood |transfusion to save tho lives of per- sons in danger of death from acne- mia, Dr, Henrt Durville presented to the congress of experimental p chology here a new m: the vitality of a t transmitted to th nany cases in which p rn up by specialists have been practi- a the| cally brought back to life. Dr. Durville gave details of two! cases in which he was especially in-| terested, because the persons read ed were members of his own family, One was his nephew, aged seven, stricken with double pneumonia. Two specialists, members of the academy | jof medicine, informed Dr. Du: that they saw no hope of saving the affected organ. Tak th and apply the lips, th Ex-/} el the breath with the greatest en-| rey with the will to make it enter} ase of his nephew, s life The other patient was the 4 % pastor/wife who wns suffering fr surch in} pot =; was a well it state and} doctor ing after ch: chal dl and his t ey there; and| employing the sa urope, studying the end of 10 di conditions. He| who had raid she nd owns the| were exent time.|in full conve the eye! ing to firt| S arrested and Gambler Has “Lucky Face”; Ni ER 2.~Tola Kept Coolly Comfortable | 799 san Asis.one HEILIG BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY ‘sholesome, lively musical «sow that appeals to all and offends no one. here's Ackerman & Harris Proffer 2.—Miss | Wins $30,000 Parks of from | It ts a miracle,” \according to Dr. Du : | : ’ Gets Fine and Swat EVANSTON, ug. Parrot Swears at Rescuing Fireman CHICAGO, Aug. #.—"Get the } out of here!” screamed a parrot to the fireman who rescued !t from the burning home of Peter Hausman. | \To Stop Spooning in) Metropolis | LONDON, A 2—The p int women t (PROVES IT || | | WILL KING| with 50 People, In “Fair and Warmer” eae aaa | kicaies a Dime—Any Time | Saturday Co: men— “SATIRES OF 1923" CRYSTAL, RUNWAY 30 PEACHES tet | J. H. Van Norman, loop- \the-loop artist, performed |thia gtunt at Bridgeport,| Conn., to prove that the rear seat of an auto is the more} dangerous. “When a pivoted body is suddenly stopped centrifugal force overcomes ravity,” ha say xplaining | shy he is catapulted over the bike. Come. Japanese Have New Scheme|fYance Has Gigantic Plan to Bring Her for Developing Power Dusky Army in at Back Door Construction of ;p PARIS, A great military rails os Aug. 2 © trying @ for taming esing "em up into b and converting ergy into activit If the idea works thing a big Several Japancs Meh perfect Bahara, something lke the Ar certain regions which give fair only about 10 tin nino of atudied commercial advantage being taken the road would be 600 comm French: industrial pl have Around ite premises region in t that south}, in the French Congc y millions of dusky from which the gent of the French moat part recrulted takes two 1 to be able to develop these ® power plants, not many vol es would go on an earthquake spr on their day off. Japan in just all cluttered ap w voleanoes, good, bad and indif and holds all per-diem records of the unning start, catch-as-c and hurdles. If every Japan was running a flock of fact why, Henry Ford's quantity p would look thin. be a mad rush to every new Ls nd everything. Japanese engineering prof ors of the Kyushu Imperial uni sity are now roaming . around | cision waa arrived. at JA or Beppu volcanoes, sinking pipes into|der to avold the antene OF! the ground and experimenting with | railroad running 0 Spanish Various theories they have of the|t y o tof most effective way of extracting vol oF one borde canic heat and turning it int ductive motive p men {nto valuable assets in| mercial undertakings a» well as| an power in case of a new war | Just as Bismarck and the military | leaders of the German empire forced engagd allroad subordinate business to prime movers in this Sahara railroad rmy ts At present shing the There'd commercial advan too, aight down from Colomb beti In Algeria, to the bend of| ey are secondary | | r Niger, east of Timbuctoo eye Eight Die Hunting TAMATAVE adagascar, Aug. “It's a long cha the as also a long rv and fantastic, and it seemed |and mo: unrealizable when men talked about | accompanied harnessing lightning and making| mobile exper electricity run tho world |wilt be ut Shoes Made for 8 * jthe Hor Cents by Children | mines bats ust been discovered, to| LONDON, Aug. 2~—Hertfordshire|see whether it would be worth| The Star's Want Ad Miscellaneous @hoot children are being taught to|while to have the line pass thru|Columns carry many attractive bar make their own shoes at a cost of §|that part of the Me will| gains, You may find just what you cents a pair, ‘utilize alrplane Ineed there now FREDERICK & NELSON © FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET Exceptional Values Offered in Special Purchases of High-Grade SUMMER FOOTWEAR HE DOWNSTAIRS STORE has been fortunate in securing several advantageous purchases of new, high-grade Summer Footwear, which will be offered Friday, at unusually-low prices — affording handsome savings. Exstionn rm who| Man Unhurtin Crash chane desert . Estionne. is| LOUISVILLE, Ky. Aug, 2.—Tho| Jabout to undertake another expedi.|erdinand Preston was unburt in an | jtion in the district of Kanadsa, in| automobile crash, he died in a few| egion, where doajjhours from fright. | Rec, tebe: | | New White Kidskin STRAP PUMPS as sketched at left, in the smart one- strap style, with fancy trimming and covered Louis heel. There are 200 pairs in the offering, unusually low- priced at $3.95 pair. New White Kidskin STRAP PUMPS as sketched at right, in two-but- ton, one-strap style, with fancy stitching. Covered Louis heel. Sizes 3%, to 8 Widths B, C, and D. —190 pairs in this offering, low- priced at $3.95. 190 Pairs Smart New Trimmed Pumps WHITE NUBUCK Patent Leather Trimmed as sketched at left, a smart dress or sports Pump, in a good grade of white Nubuck, trimmed with black patent leather. Comfortable walking heel, with rubber lift. Ninety pairs in this offering. ALSO 100 pairs WHITE CANVAS SANDAL-PUMPS, with red kidskin trimming, in cut-out effec With walking heel; a smart sports or dress pump. Sizes 3 to 8. Widths A, B-and C. Exceptional values, Friday, at $2.95 pair. ALSO FOR FRIDAY: Broken Lines of Women’s White Shoes REDUCED TO $3.95 THE PAIR Broken size and style assortments of Women’s White Pumps and Oxfords, in canvas and kidskin, in the following styles: wil hve 16 Towns Are Now jance of | Sea waves called attention | Specie of Orchid fact that 16 Yorkshire towns ar under water ure Sleep Walker Gets at her threw ‘Dies Later of Fright ‘or waking in his sleep, WHITE CANVAS ONE-STRAP PUMPS WHITE CANVAS TWO-STRAP PUMPS Sizes in the lot (but not in all clearance to $3.95 pair. WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS WHITE KIDSKIN ONE-STRAP PUMPS WHITE KIDSKIN OXFORDS styles), 314 to 8. All sharply reduced for DOWNSTAIRS STOR LAND PRACTICE FOR WET-WA" ae —————— 4 Charles Green, of Philadelphia, took this remarkable flying dive over seven boys on the oductivity | beach at Atlantic City for practice in high diving. Phone Call to Plane|Seven Outlaws Are Covered by Ocean'Saves Business Deal Shot by Trackers LONDON, Aug. 2.—The dl LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2.—A wireless| SIMLA, Aug. 2.—With orders to wowich before th | tele 1 to @ passenger-carry- | shoot to kill, Northwest India frontier ards tracked down a band of seven None escaped. enabled four business men to get here quickly from Birm- | outlaws. tngham after they missed their train, Light Rays Used in Aid in Care of Babes Curing Teeth Disease LONDON, Aug. 2—A movement P. 3, 2 Ma "| has been started to create a cabinet ministry to deal with matters affect- ing the health of babies. |Cabinet Ministry to Struck With CHICAGO, Adg. 2 wir He said he had FREDERICK & NELSON The Forty-ninth Semi-Annual - Furniture Sale © T the end of each six-month period, Frederick & Nelson assemble for clearance, at heavy reductions, the odd suites, samples and odd pieces of high-grade fur- niture which they do not wish to carry over into the next six months. The clearance now progressing is the 49th consecutive event of its kind, and presents the customary exceptional opportunities to save in purchasing good fur- niture for the various rooms of the home. In addition to the items which are being closed out from regular stocks, the Sale presents special assortments of high-grade furniture from some of the best Eastern factories, marked for the event at remarkably-attractive prices. There are handsome groupings for the Dining-room and Living-room, exemplifying the best in design and cabinet-making, at very low prices.’ There are Bedroom Suites in mahogany, walnut and enamel finishes—there is a large assort- ment of odd Chairs, Davenports, Rockers, Tables, Desks, End-tables and other living-room furnishings —in every instance the Sale price presents a very definite saving. (FOURTH FLOOR) The Domestic Rug Clearance GURPLUS lots, odd items and discontinued patterns of Rugs in small and large sizes, from our regular stocks, are grouped for this clearance at substantially reduced prices. Among the exceptional values are: 6x9-FT. AXMINSTER RUGS, reduced to $24.00, $26.00 and $32.00. 7-6x9-FT. AXMINSTER RUGS, reduced to $37.00 and $42.00. 8-3x10-6 AXMINSTER RUGS, reduced to $39.00 and $49.00. 9x12-FT. AXMINSTER RUGS, reduced to $44.00, $48.00 and $54.00, 27x54-INCH AXMINSTER RUGS, reduced to $4.80. 36x63-INCH AXMINSTER RUGS, reduced to $6.60. 4-6x7-6 WILTON RUGS, reduced to $38.50. 6x9-FT. WILTON RUGS, reduced to $69.00. 8-3x10-6 WILTON RUGS, reduced to $95.00. . 9x12-FT. WILTON RUGS, reduced to $105.00. 27x54-INCH WILTON RUGS, reduced to $12.50. 36x63-INCH WILTON RUGS, reduced to $16.50, 27x54-INCH KLEARFLAX RUGS, reduced to $4.00. 36x72-INCH KLEARFLAX RUGS, reduced to $7.00. 4-6x7-6 KLEARFLAX RUGS, reduced to $13.00. 6x9-FT. KLEARFLAX RUGS, reduced to $20.75. 8x10-FT. KLEARFLAX RUGS, reduced to $30.00. 9x12-FT. KLEARFLAX RUGS, reduced to $39.00. (THIRD FLOOR)