The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1923, Page 22

PAGE 22 (tHE Scenes From Stirring Film Spectacle “7p he Cou red W ‘agon”’ "Few pictures in modern times possess the local interest that “The Covered W. romance and the action typical of the early history of the great west ar everywhere it has been screened. The accompanying views No. rich fields of the Pacific Northwest. No. 2—Ernest Torrence as old sc Jim Bridgeés greeting Bill Jackson. No. 5—Lois Wilson as Mollie gon,” All opening Sunday night at the Metropolitan theater, does. represented in realistic The picture has attracted widest inter i—The who turned to th arried on to ut, Bill The banjo-playing pioneer No Wingate. Emergency Relief Great OREGON |. W.W. “ELECTRIC WEEK Object of the Red Cross QUITTING WORK ENDS SATURDAY yn ganization’ s Head Tells 0 of Plans for Help-| - ing-Stricken Japan form ead No. n; right ed Jackson. Wingate, |! BUSINESS SERVICES Altorneys-al tise Trek Towards Portland as Imost Successful Display | pa Strike Grows , | Ever Held Here | 2 } y BY JOMUN PAYNE j this instance. I cannot stress too} | Chairman of the American Red Cross | much the comfort and ald which will} PORTLAND, exhibit (Written for The Seattle Star) be derived from promptness In sub-| Work pol FICE ‘All canes P RaAnt Bldg. 9 Youeph Leary Hid ALT. 0h Fors Ef the the The Seattle Star 74 mod t t memt oy | We y citizen, | Portland t > helps| Nearly sat-[night | said, com ne WASHINGTON The | *cribing the various local Rted Cross bi by American Red Cross performs, ‘day |. ‘es in and day out. Meck | rund, every.news the dramatic bet whi oer uiar or have come 1 fundamental Fey Piock life. a ‘The greatest obligatl Red Cross, however, is the mainten @nce of the competent emergency | relief mo ich, behait | €f the member socictios and of the | ‘whole people of the United States, | Sept: Carpet Weaving and Ute UND nes old car ff rugs Western outstanding ary per, money is will draw n thanks time |ARE SAFE IN __ = QUAKE REGION emerge) Ino rag rugs. Ave gathered here par Main on « from mills arest the city headqua and lumbe Others id by omplete tomor MONEY Tour | value THE Third avenue Collateral Loans all artlele IABLE. | camps are ipate a the | 20,000 aid to be on the visitors Jeattle walkout Ww. W. way, the ‘ at home and exhib 5,000 1 “Whi ave mob Flectrie Machinery HT—BOLH LIUS PRICE Grant on Vet MON 75 per cent of the tum ¥. co. ning tne of | ADAMS at Fy pete and make durable | ~ | Desirable —— | 1107 | WASHINGTON, 7.—Consut t of | Dickover at Kobe today reported to disasters | the state department that the fol of the liowing American consuls tt quake zones are safe: B, Bept iruout Monuments the Washing grip of functions. overnight regardless Face or creed, when great mtrike any large portion ‘world’s population. Mothing more compoliing of that} Spirit of world sympathy which has | and strike ried. | B. ot fexecutive board of the I. W. W., a has arrived here to s the Oregon it was Kelso, fe in rey memb« home, which of in the general’) decided interest in elec the home eat growth applianc ers of the Nort Optician and Optometrist SR EDMUNDS. keop- | Henry Hitcheoe consul at | nationai officer, Frarcr-Paterson Co Atlorneys Gon. tak E orde! alll charge of the situation nployment agencies d not end men and lunwbr camps to places of the I. W. W s. Two agencies here while reported doing no bus | en la the home The huge and exhibition has t mpl demonstr @istinguished American charity has | \°S™s*k!. €yer happened than the appalling | Harry F €arthquake and the attendant fire | S°¥2 horrors that. have devastated entire Harvey T. cities in Japan. The American peo-| hoku Pile. out of the uninterrupted bounty Dickover, Which God has vouchsafed tix while | said ‘stores of other nations still struggle| “ Back to normalcy from the war, Patent FREDERICK P. forsien patents ® sold. The followin Roof pl orm, $5,000 cash royalty 5-8-7 Central Seattle, phone Main 0290 N. W., Washington, D. C. HARRY OWEN, Pat Bxpert $75 Terme Hawley, consul at Na-| have been Gr to to the take on have ation of a s on display. Thurs-| t electrically | Goodier, consui at Tal comp! conked meal wag served at the ex-| hibition tent, three nights the public have been served with wat flex and last night waffles and cof. in another message, | *tt closed their picketed, ness, doors, others, obinger party, including Porter shied all cont and Hussar, safe in Kobe.” rod, developed. le now and Bide. 600 F st. | Fre | 37 Pantages Ride. | Physicia Surgeons DRANG Siilte 460, Bide. Women's allmenta MASON, Fenwick, Lawrence, Mehed 1864. Advice and free. 432 Burke Bldg. PIANO TUNERS STROM. M. 3020 or M PERSONAL WANTED—i ver kn are thousand 1 little During the strike will be printed in tributed thruout t | The walkout was ca | teat against jot Report Hotel Man itn Is Killed in Quake |" ls announce Kobe says that « former Amerian| LL RE,'S HOW TO MAKE PIE army paymaster, named MeDonald, | owner of the Grand hotel, Yoko. BY MRS. MARY BLAKE Domestic Sciences Department cts ; ns : i so: ‘arnation Milk Products Company | uy af Ohio Woman Dies of bar ihe tha ear ple mak Mak cy atten é: Thee jers make,"’ ran the old song enum Disaster Injuries ératin, various kinds of ples DAYTON, 0., Sept. 7.—Jack Lloyd, | Which have tnjoyed thru the attacked with hol; of thia city, today received n cable. Sancho Panza after a good glasses will be mas gram from Yokohama, informing | might: well sneluded) int | sagen Ree at. Soe ee | him of the death of his sister, Mrs,| 8 blessing on the man who first | skipper walk the bridge of th Robinson, from injuries re.| invented sleep, a word in honor of| Fort shipping board vessel Kattay’s carthauake. the woman who made the first pie. | of the Union fleet, for the Among the most frequent inqui ship turned over, from receive to the Campfire that for by Capt. F. W whieh I from you keel to top-gailant, making pies, Iam giving one of my| Keen, of the Kiwanis club. a daily Seattle fee were offered | “A dance and party for all those | taking part in the demonstration of both home and exhibition will be held fn ,the basement of the home. Saturday night, from 10 to o'clock. Lunch will be Mist Anna Mario | served official hostess second week of the model home. |The assistant hostesses of home land exhib Mrs. Lee Ches-! terfield, i Irene Harmon, M Margaret Nelson, Misa Gertrude} | White, Mrs, Galvin and Mrs, Gibbs | paper affected the continued retention It js planned to into This refers to Judge Lobinger of | the United States court in China; Thurston Porter, United States mar- shal for China, and another at tache of the court, Confront today the supreme helpful Opportunity of our generation. I want heartily to thank the news- papers for the unhesitating manner fm which they abandon their own considerable plan for Japanese relief And tie in with the centralized pro gram which the existence of special Machinery and request of the presi dent of the United States has taid upon the shoulders of the Amreican | Red Cross. Speed and concerted effort are the eszence of the problem we face. We| ave not even been able to wait for concrete assurance of the minimum of $5,000,000 which must be expended to make an impression on the utter misery that has overwhelmed Tokyo, Yokohama and other Japanese cities. Food and supplies are already moving. The executive committee of the Red Cross accepted the unprece. dented situation as an unquestion- able mandate on the charitable in- terests of which we are the agent in ar prisoners end the and other tie-up Western d California LW. W | Jou 8 wt and ing jon were fn M 4 rving ina Inatead of blood, ay Jonin: alo goiter, which dangerous. My medicine the cause Rheuma Kidneys capsules, at ench, $1.85 parcel pr losis’ Extermina tw ix at r ymach, 2 booklete and C. 0. D. $f you wish Medical Co.. N. 1. Winana fac , 402 American Bank B s Hours, § to 6; Satur 10 to 2 p Phone MEN—Regain strength health from that overworked. t rundown feeling, VIR-TAT guaranteed to build you up mi ally and physically, By mall ¢ 12 days’ treatment $2, 3 | $5. Chester Medical Co, ave, N the " s men Decks will be free, sfone, porthole with ill anwix, Lake been hay m attle has house Eradication, $1.25 MA ine5 days’ Pantages orders entab- booklet here ‘al fetes — |24 FURNISHED APTS. Reattle | $ $ 304T | out, | and ater a more consultation Winans Manu Ide day and ent- only. for ard | FURNT |- | FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 PR) ALND LI IE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 9 MALE HELP--WANTED | 45 Extra Trouser h that old » $0 at with Mat oat and ¥ af pant» at and pa Lundaul Ally, and Pike. rep von ROUTE AND TRENT LOAD rHy NT NTH "AY VO} anda Bide Tiaad 08 Pion Woop! CATS \ Appl Immediate by ¢ Hide WANTED. $6; chu: $4.7 orn, 94.75 AT ANNEX ton aret Delivery. fuanel miners We aim to please. te Iaba Lyon Bide od bedrooms (mon); free bath and phone, Trani. 300; weekly $1.60. HOY WANTED to catty good down town route. Apply at the circuln tion department, The Tth ave, near Union’ at fi Bam W watch, thr Big Green Stimson Timber Co. PHONE A PITL Star ‘ ! » wooD v0O ILLIAMS COMPANY 1948 Firat Ave. 8 sion. | BASH AND DOORS pontoftt d-inch cedar siding, per M boy, nol! our bing after 3) Cupboard doo tar ¥ WOOD t away Opp. repalr your Union. | $15.00 READY t * 10 SITU ATION—MALE PAPE Brown TO-Wi AT » mateh e« Tracle ing sleeping porches. ore and sereen k te ning Mel Fiti duhtelds put In your HELP Merete Good Second-Hand Sewing Machines AT BARGAIN PRICES. OLD ON TERMS WE ALSO RENT AND REPAIR WANTED HOP PICKERS FEMALES and FAMILIES PREFERRED \ Sept. 1 Picking starts Price oF x OTHERS Washington 1619 F ry Care MeNEF BETTER CLOTHING FOR LESS MONEY AT THE OWL, 131714 Electrical “Fixtures save considerable when 3 your electrical fixtures L from the man that makes them. LIGHTI FIXTU ke Ave.. Times Square ALL THEM FREE Show Cases si2 19 FURNISHED HOU FOR RENT at casen butte CATHCART LAND SALES selling 5 and 10-mcre tracts. lon nade in last week at soll center, Come 612 University Way. Hee ail the people buying & and 10-acre tracts. Free houses given away. You will be surprised. Free | uraion today. to with be Buy Your Shingles Now! Extra clears, $3.65; extra Star A tar, $3.15; 10-inch clea: $2.7 delivered. ene: Shingle C ferry landl Wert Seattle. We 0234. or V 4588, evenings. FOR SALE High-Preseur 20 Suitable dition and a barg WAN tage reasonable how. Seattle Star WANT for sawmill, ent ‘ow barn, murt cht Q-5 to rent my for 1 year Phone St Usroy tar bunialow. | 21 UNFURNISHED FLATS AND APARTMENTS MANHATTAN APARTME 4 or B-room untt ished | partments; light, neat, gas and| p walking distance; rea- onable rent. Office. 1113% Howell ‘OOME ated; walking distance bachelor apartr GA rfid- i ponsible ry. distributed ri ‘erson dairy, Feek's Drake's idences town Third _tleulars, 12-Inch ORD, D 50 FOR 3 Cs newly $10 omen, eta rantee on lowest prices; dependable repairs. | 5 Westlake ave. Main 3587. GOW, full biooded Holstein, ald, good 8 445 gallon milk dal ith October. Olsen, 9 h ave. N. W IYXED wood, $1 Toad: tnalde wood, & load jab wood, planer ends, $5 load AND FLATS AND @ rooms, moder downtown. Summ ren Apartments, ROOM apartment f large sun parlor on paved street, rates. Gar, 0218. which consi: and kitchen te “INCH mill wood, #4 lond, $7 cord, | te oe) 2 cords $13; cedar $3 load; dry forest wood $5.25 load, $9.50 cord. Kenwood 4605. close in. 1ith ave TRUNKS moved, §0 25 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS REDS Veht iTS Sth ave 0 and up. MUSICAL NSTRUMENTS Get hines—good drophead Repairing, renting. Main 4 First av xchange, Sells and rniture. ph nearly ard ave. oider and table m very coal or wood order. Griffiths Co. Jot-448 gorages. hoi PORTABLE Capitol Hoover cleaner, good 00 Phone wit) $10 up. 1926. THE Desk Buys, Offic GOLUMBIA cabinet, _Main 7388. without Price $30. paraph, w new. Real Piano Bargains ae UPRIGHT | Burke REAUTIFUL W PIANO. 1 BER ALMOST NEW PIANO, WHE | 1 ELOCK| _821 Roy at FOR sale, Bab KIMBALL PIANO. IRVING PIANO, Special bargains In our exchange department. Meyer- 1321 4th Cobb Bid TTER watch and jewelry pairing for less. hwara, 4002 Arcad GUL PIANO. BABY SHR BROS, 1 MARSHALL PICO, & WENDELL AM- CO. ‘lengths, forest wood. Sunset 6296. Res. Sunset 6773. FULL” cord of ‘ood, $6 delivered. lott 014 90d, $4 loa Planer ends $5, double $9. wood $5.50, double $10.50. RAZORS, biades, scissors and knives sharpened avenue LADIES, you buy arts at MOST OF THE ABOVE PIANOS ARE LIKE NE AND MARKED AT ABOUT * PRIC 20N- | VENIENT S$ GIV J SOLD T WEE Hopper-Kelly Co. 1421 THIRD AVE. Seattle : ae patie Stes mer pianos for rent, t applied Meyer-Toner, ide. 38 FURNITURE WANTED Uitis for home. GA rfld-6936, T clothing and fura. art half cord; mill’ wood, $7" cord; keepers iw for directions Girls of Seattl favorites here, one that I have found| ‘The dream of the exceptionally good and which is not! wanted a flouting difficult to make, | months, now has come CHOCOLATE PIF hold of the vessel, One cupful su tablespoons | war flour, % cupful Carnation milk, 2|orated with gold hangings and plush eess, 1 cupful water, 2 square un-| furnishings, The upper cabins, built sweetened chocolate, % teaspoon|for the use of doughboys en route | vanii jto France in war days, will be used | Mix sugar and flour together; add) as clubrooms by the girls, A dor scalded milk, diluted with water and|mitory, guest room, gift shop and 6 cook In double holler until it thick-| and mbly room will all be in ens. Add melted chocolate and yolks! walled in the ship, which ix to. be of eggs well beaten, Add vanilla at the foot of Galer at and put in baked pie crust, Beat the tera, now in’ tho Arcada | pose Ge the ayitf, bie one will be moved aboard the ablespoon of sugar and put on top r of pie. Set in hot oven iene sake ee ee to brown the top, This recipe makes | ‘one pie who hav for man true, The designed to carry | supplies to Burope, will be dec girls, home 4 SPECIAL NOTICES 421 Olive nt afternoons, Phone Main 6521, Ga ES Fexponaible for ‘ed by my 5, 1923 5 LEGAL NOTIC T WILL not bi debts cont MARTIN LOST AND FOUND LOST—Tiresday, genulr er purse in Bike at taining of Woodcraft money. Reward W MR rigs Kray le market, moored Headqui buliding, | veawel Friday The Fort Stanwix will be Jened The Comeraderie tle Campfire Girls,” |teated September 16, | Douglas, president board, in charge, Capt 1—Gaso-|son and i. J. Rounds re again! mooring committee. tions re The girls are 5 to 13 and} dedication and Other stations} “avasts, plays cents, alt aternalls learned probable, great day, receipts, call i eRe lot C COs herd mga doa wearin unber 1 Roy ne bedding ch and Moy SU nwet-0183, tows Wn male co len heist at at the Re of t with Pacific Mond N, W 7 FEMALE HELP WAN HEMSTITCHING Mac embroidery b cove the} pleating, 304 Peoplos Bank their | EXPERI i) pcolate dipy ind| Apply Impertal Candy Co, We the at Columbia, RAGTIM I plang playing taught, Pine street, and. will be af Mre, J exec ave 8. Gib: head the tween, ano, th ay Gasoline Tumbles in Dallas Aga DALLAS, Texas, Sept | Hine ort were slipping } today when two filling duced the price from nts a gallon wer selling at 15 weniiral decline was | with ‘| . of the | in| J yttona rehoarsing will have tand-bys tly r for The American embassy at Tokyo, which was one of the many buildings destroyed by the earthquake in the Japan- ese capital. Da ys on wifo afte Ww. Central Whist Club — mes 20: evenings, 8:30. | ath- con Pocahontas and Nelghbor part whep ther tall ard be nte 7010 oD Bldg. vera. tern 8. |39 FURNITURE FOR SALE) 144 | Wi Wil buy your poultry, planer ends, $9 cord. Elliott 1724 Dry Block Wood, $8 — ouble load. $4.50 single. BL jot-2187, UPHOLSTERING, repairing, .refin- ishing, remodeling of furniture, KE nwa-5837 ve us figure with you to buyzor sell plate glass, Perkins Glass Co,, _MA in-4700, MATTRESSE! New VICTROLA VV, TX nograph and 24 Luxe coll spri 1 ith ay hogany pho: ‘da, $40, De g and V. M. steel mattress, $7.60. Beacon hill iS Cash 1biS Sth M. | i LIVE STOCK wa, high butter testers, | summer’ prices, Melrose 0453. Twill be fresh before | WESTERN, esh now; most all grade | MOWING? Dri Jerseys and Guernseys; age trom |” per hour i Bto7 «gallon route with cows, ! % RANGHS Weat Queen Anne car, end of line. | u 16 Fourth ave. W seth eh Y WH buy and sell POULTRY JAR S18. ore, RENOVAT ladies’ good, weed Blouses wanted ‘nt Wxchanxe, 621 Union. firs made now $04 Denny Bldg FAV ANAGHTT hats, clothing, dresses. | _ Garment one or a i) thousand. Uf. D, SHOBMAKER & CO., 504 Woller at. 45 MISCELLANEOUS SALE “Cut Ov N WOOD—REST IN NIN WATER; from mill; all Kinds wood, bark A-foot slab; reduced | price; rders, | SU naet-0114 A WIth cabinet and day Will well cheap, Apt. 4 way “cabinet sewing mae new, very © cheap, uy GARAGES PORTABLE garawes, Capita’ #022. \55 | |e ING Trailers from | vy duty | % to S-ton, Used parts and accessories for practically all makes of cars at an actual saving of 40% to 80%. WE HAVE THE PARTS TO FIX IT, Hy Motor Car Wrecking Co. 1718 FIRST AVE. 8 MA-1N-0679, nny wir rotary chine, — lke KE nwd-6100, by the light or by the | White Sew ing MachineCo. | First bottling y work Where high Excellent con- Courtney & Phone Glendale 1726-J-12 for par- ‘ir, Millwood — machines, 6 years Ed || 35.50 | All she] z it} avy paint money | MA in- | Te-| Stafford &| atove-length mili | RIGHT at 1013 Third! AUTO ACCESSORIES — | 56 AUTOS FOR SALE EBERHARTER’ GARAGE F LAH MI THE NORTH Real Values at Lowest Prices Late Ford Touring $145 at $60 down 1922 44 Buick 6 toadster, $895 se ¢ * this prece must ba financla brand new it leat per hat Sow near on. glass winds = special): L ate 1921 Roadster, Studebaker $795 # beau Ss perfec ou have wned kentle mar | spe and fine ¢ Late C ahandice 4-Pass. Sport, $795 lassy, low bung speedy #p like new driven only « few th had very best of care atery and paint perfect ondition guaranteed new cord tires, spare meter an wing light. rear view mirro jel snubbers, pin *, aluminum heels, cut eclal-plate & and spect ™ uphe chante has large bum: = 8 step $40 We he Overt 6-pas: your ond And Many Othe 1's y Term EBERHARTE GARAGE AND REPUBLICA onerete Building” EVERY car, suppl r AKE N. ‘ © Large ( price ment) THE “SANDS PLA’ Th Enyelope Tells the Truth Average warranties on used cars are a good de pig's tail, or the butt the back of a Com are of very little use. Every guarantee we make is bona fide, but better than that—We put our buyers in possession of information before they buy—through the Sands Pian—The En- velope Tells the Truth, so they cannot make a mis- take. The history of every | ear is in the Envelope. Jewett Touring Liberty Touring Haynes Sport Hupmobile Roadster Oakland Sedan H obile Coup: Klin Tourin ‘ord Coupe Ford Sedan STUDEBAKERS ig Six Touring Big Six Sedan Six Sedan x Touring § Six Roadster Special Six Chummy Sport Light Six Touring Light Six Roadster | | | | SANDS MOTORS COMPANY E. 1016 E. Pike. st-0991, |Fred S. Haines Company Large Reductions Small Down Payments $25 to $50 Down Oldsmobile Six touring Oakland roadster . Ford touring Chevrolet tou ea, riscoe touring . ord touring ‘ord delivery Chevrolet touring Indian motorcycle . $75 to $100 Dou: Chevrolet Chevrolet hevrolet Chevrolet delivery os Chevrolet sport touring | Hupmobile touring ... @u Si vate nal uilt. G. M. Nelie 1 Oldsmol Bethiehf Republi These to be we al touring . touring . roadster . | 40 other good used cars. Easy ter Fred S. Haines Compan Chevrolet Dealer 12th and | fadison. = EA st-1443, | WE are selling more used cars than ever before. The reason is simple. We sell the best values that mohey can buy in standard makes, open and closed models. 8 Tange from $100 to $475. hevrolet touring, Dodge touring. roadster, Hupmobile touring. Hupmobile, Overland 90 touring. Paige 6-66 sport. Cadillac sport. Cadillac limousine, TERMS SUNSET MOTOR co. Broadway and Union. A st-0308, BASY Dependable Used Cars at Bargain Prices Grand bs INVE! cush, N $2.50 LK =FO0 Splend tures, Lot GAR, Block! This party cash, | Baby lat | ,model i ‘ me Chandler, like new @ Hupmodile, an excellent ear, . SHO [Oakland completely overhauled, 500 MS BASY TERMS LENORA S'T, Just Off Westlake, MA in-5187, Chevrolet a put them on yourself and honey. CHNTRAL CO, 1211 Ban Pine Susp. ve