The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 18

pilin aos i crake nC one san ge tonine “land officers of the steamer Deut + slacker to co “and every effe © Yead Yerify a report that the draft evader | *to face charges against “ers will be “in New Orleans for several PAGE 18 PRISONERS MAY MAKE GARDENS Botanical Exhibit Possibie if Stockade Is Financed orld, pris tire w But in onter tho pr den 4 temporary island, in Washir tho ga will t The n to declare public hear appropriate ccord. resolutl hold a Friday when a ing on the venture and the $50,000 will be discu to W A. board jon to dev Gaines, chairman of eloping botanical rvision and ard and t Here's “The Gymnasium Cl ass” s WI iar on Seattle Str at the Reporter Christened This Scene Publianed Dany wey venth Ave STAR WANT AD RATES Count 6 words to one Md ar id Fami line: o¢ line botany | Washington — bivd. Washington clear > impro Lincoln etween ward park ula and als autify the new water park, G ald. Matt Starwich has ma demands f Iditional jait rs and the stockade will housing quarters for 150 erected. Tho will be largely covered to the county of 50 for the labor of t that would total $3 the commlastoners clear salt Sheriff insist quarte prov and t new building uu payment nts per day men, a sum 000 in five years, were informe tho| cost of HIDE BERCDOLL FROM CURIOUS Draft Evader er Also eis Newspaper Writers BERLIN, March 26. of the whereabouts of Grov Ber notorious American evader, deepend tolay when chiand nobody draft in Hamburg that named i oked ations on the ship, scheduled to depart from Cuxhaven at noon Thursday for America ‘There seemed to be c fort by friends and relatives of the ceal his movements swore correspondents is starting back to the United States him. Relatives of Bergdoil in Eberbach insist that he will return while another report Js that he left the Baden town Sunday with bag gage, presumably to for America Thursday CLERICS COME Will Speak on World Court to Various Bodies United States entry into the world court will be the theme of addr to be delivered Sunday, March at 3 p.m, in the First Presbyterian church, under the auspices of the Seattle Council of Churches. Speak- the Rev. Nehemiah| Boynton, D. D., and- Mr. Hamilton Holt, Li. D. Judge Austin E. Griffiths will preside, Other gatherings to speakers include: King Democratic club, Dartnall's teria, Saturday noon; Plymouth Congregational church, Sunday) morning; First Baptist church, Sun day evening; First Methodist church, Sunday evening; All-Uni- versity assembly, Meany hall, 10 o'clock, Monday morning. Others will be: Lions’ club, ing; Transportation Exchange building; of Chamber of Commerce, hotel; Monday evening, 6 o'clock, Commonwealth club, Dartnall's cafe- teria. HUERTA SOUGHT Mexican Rebel Chieftain Hidden; May Be Lost NEW ORLEANS, March 26—Con siderable mystery surrounds th whereabouts of Adolfo De La Huerta, Gefeated revolutionary leader, who hear County club, Tourist Bureau . fled from Mexico on a steamship last week. De La Huerta, with his was reported bound for G: or other ports in the United States but has failed to appear. Circulated that the vessel on which he left Mexico had been hurricane were without confirmation aiden, eston * here, The rebel chieftain's wife has been weeks and it was believed that he would eventually come here. The Mexican consul general in New Orleans sald| he had no word since De La Huerta “fied from Mexico. CHANGE BONUS Must Amend House Bill Now to Satisfy Figures WASHINGTON, March 26.—A complete change must be made in the house bonus bill, members of the senate finance committee agreed today A third estimate house bill as to what the would cost the govern- ment, varying a billion dollars tro two other experts’ catimates, presented to the committee by Her bert Hees, American sentative causing bers to declare that the house tll cannot be submitted to the senate h its present form. Legion committee mem repre concerted ef: | t was made to mis-/ attempting to} there, | take passage} C! the these} Arcade bulld-| Railway | Savoy | Rumors | lost in a} ‘The mystery | r Cleve | Are street car riders to be pitied or envied? Pi the reporter, =P Agarian Act eee BY JIM MARSHALL uld you at you have gia what we porter, showing the ple 8 several of his | ; hout ima jon, | “Oh, just ‘Poopl Streetcar Another pli prise, 5 | He ts | Beca use | pal ownership. Joarding a Owners Have Been F 1 enter. Zealots.” nd replies: si ; BY BOB DORMAN NBA Service Writer CRUZ, Mexico, March 26. answer VERA The agrar! Gymnasium, fed assthe-« histo: teat advance made in of Mexico. start of the Madero revo. . the ery been for the division of the large tates—the furnishing of land to mass of the people aeok Our Language Is Careless, Says Britain | Pierce Lawton Is Con- cerned With Yan- kee Speech From th nds of us | tution | from 40 minutes to an xico has «reat h leader: to enroll un Iy out of the window in ing. Or else, b © upset our dige by growing angr adequacy of the fuses us General we look on our dally trolley trips ax time wasted. “In stead, they should be the most useful parts of the A street car is an ideal piace | for THOUGHT. The nolses and jerkx soon become xo familiar that they may be ignored. Then. if the rider is wise, the trolley becomes a rolling mental gym nasium. wool-gather ging to a strap, tus about the in service that re- neat ANGELES, March 26,—The race ‘owing up to be one-syllable twice a day on | conversationalists, warns Pierce Law Igarn-to use them =| ton, wr , of London and Paris, ve of | seeking diversion in California. La |ton declares that progre | pursuits in America cannot | unlews the “studied carelesanes Los eee ih you ride | street ca asa gymnasia for the exere! your brain. Pick out a problem | and “turn it over” in your mind. | You may reach no answer, but the exercise will be good for you. [sen in American writings is Your brain needs exercise just | nated. | as much as your diceps | What he means fs x Going downtown in the morn- , & common conver ing it is a 00d to think over the problems of the day | “Hello, this ahead. Your brain is fresh, ready | for work. Decisions are |xen, hon, 1 be easily made, well thoucht out. ‘dashing Be In the evening, tired frem the | there's nar day's work, think of some light- {my wh er things—a pleasant surprise | chanc for your wife, or plans for a sum mer vacat The change of subject will rest your brain | OTORISTS,, waiting for peo. | ple to board crowded ss downtown, often pity them. They say: “I nm giad I, don't have to go home on a street car.” n literary urvive pre elimi mething like ation idea you Claudia? It’s id of the wire. Lis © got an act on with a livar this p. ms and a shouting garment in wardrobe. What's the to put you on the cuff for a jstepping-out front this eve? A new lang No, a telephone | Pearl on th to another, ing her an ov in which Pearidis inform friend Claudia that she has ening engagement with a hand |some young man, is caught short of |proper dress and wants to some clothes for the occasion. “While it is true that the Ameri But the motorist has no time | can press is without doubt the reat for a little pleasant brain exer. est In the world so far as ingenuity he must give all his atten- land ower is concerned,” Lawton tion to driving. The street car |, it is equally true that many of rider may forget everything until your revolutionary newspapers exert the conductor calls his corner. a destructive influence Don't that daily hour on noticed while touring the the trolleys; it should be the that many of these most. valuable of the 24 | newspapers actually make it a policy | ns | sent their ding matter in | plain, “public highway” English, that Preacher May = ha |their phraseology so that the moron | Paff Cigaret Fuse While thix may be what you Americans call ‘good business,’ > it for Golf Bet issn: will tend to drag down the } advance this country has made along literary lines,” Tacoma Minister Has] (imines tre rent the coun Chance to Win Convert street borrow cise; | ald, * over readers. eae “"T have United State to pre to say, worth watching. The date for been set the Kiwanis luncheon Dr We saw fit to bring his lenge into club notice and in Weyer jing it in the face of the p of the jofficer of the elub, a smoke his firat that if he Dr. § was to or that Dr: J. C. Siege has |*!t thru a church service with Mis ‘ as stated. Dr to the Firat Pre and sit in front pew, while Dr the match has not chat hurt iding provise TACOMA, March 26.—Whether it |turns out that Rev. C. W. haf to sit club and at the head table | Kiwanis won. cigaret . amid blood, accept chal the | jon, with |to take his family byterian church the pr he be Weyer exc lowed to name ate infulness of the Kiwanis {feat for Dr president's life, the golf wager made Tuesday betw the ner and dentist is afta the penalty of Weyer accepted, he set smoking of a ¢ r | luncheon, his ¢ nalty garet at ‘ondition as the 4 Kiwan the eon prea: going to be an d, m street car riding may have its compensations, tates to Peons Who Ruined Them n law of Mexico was hail- | among | conversation between one young lady | fame ad rate BUSINESS SERVICES Attorneywat-Law © WALL, 218 Hurke Hid All canes, Feo mod, MA-1303. IDVICT tree Inwyer All canes, 60! 9 a8 Joneph Electek ~HOUGIT INTELAL Machine SOLD—TE PRICH CO. Carpet Cleaning and Weaving CATE Vik i781, Rigs cleaned. $3. Fluff and rag rugs wo mate tresses and feathers renovated. Mail Yiuft Rug Co, 306 Monuments irble and Granite Vstablished EY # ist and Virginia. Optician ib and Optom UNDE, Franer-Paterson ©: Hi in Plano Tuners Patent Attorneys PATENT ired, sold and financed. Quick results D."Givnan, 603 Central Tide P, GonIN ents d and §06-6-7. Ceutra fs MAin-0390 R ington, D. e STABON, Fenwick, Tawrence, lished 1861 Advi and free. 432 Tiurke t z HRT Vat. Expert. Fee TOIT Funine 63 Pat- 01d. tle. Patent Attorney ontab- booklet Surgeons Pantar #, dinorders. Physicians, ANG ment taking TRUMEL otorists think. Yet, suggests *. Star Mtatt Photogra Has Been Big Failure in Mexico orced to Give Up Es- T AND FOUND s between F hand First pearl abyterian ch Thruout the list of revolutionary presidents from Madero down to Ob. egon, the promine kept But Obregon made good—the agra 8 pansed. d that the be te paid fe h have « vided up trian Jaw w ter: wh conse No 066 SMALL parse j bonds ( hiess) and ame the people 7 FEMALE HELP WANTED YOUR furs are fully protected against theft and mothe if you | store your furs with us, San Fran- fur Co. 324 Pine. MA in-3662 TINE piano playing taugnt 806 Pine at i a BTITCHING, to ya. Giintanteed work. 414 Bitel Bid. over Bartel WH want hair combings. %. 8 SITU ATION—FEMALE Fequest we will supply ex- perienced private branch exchange attendants; also instructors to coach branch exchange attendants and furnish advice branch exchange traffic problema. Call. EL fot-9000, Extension 214, The Pacific Telephone and Tele- «raph Company, 1200 Third ave | ~awa 9 MALE HELP—WANTED | YER, 1 want which lunch or muss around the hou ded) 15-1b. bu Hi Your clothes to force the man who de-| net. prot in the washing piece of land to live SOX, WE DARN ‘EM nd cultivate it : NEW RICHM LAUNDRY To do thle tt KL tot-4700 To do this they advoéate the estab. lishment of banks of credit to aid in Extra Trousers, $5 the financing of the planting and/Mateh that old coat and vest with a harvesting of the crop. | new pats of tro users, Bee our mam- js rob tak? coekli , moth stoc pafite at new But this would be useless unless oriaes @ thousand pairs to choose some means x found to establish per from at$iapair. Lundquist-Litty manently the peons on the land, and| 2nd floor Green Bid..\4th and Pike. this is one of the many problems |IN Sis your earning which the government faces in the| [arn bookkecpins working out of the agrarian laws COLLEC Fitth Meanwhile armed band 1] MA In-86¢ ans a WANTED—One salesman to com if Brush Co. Dexter. Norian such land of a gun Women Ruled Call MOLER BARBER | Ancient Egypt, Records Show 2, soci sts "are SCHOOL. May and night fend for free catalog No. Meroer st Sey ok ae ATA . 2008 Sth, near Westlake ave. clean, furniahéd, eteam-heated ¢ Green Clock. Opp. poxtofti | WANTED—A middle-aged man w understands farming. Call rary bidg. ke int bedrooma (mon): free bath and 3836 and Lots were to be drawn for in land thrown open to ¢ United States gov How ernment has it worked out? if one is to take the word igners who have lived in y " and who Inw has been ap only the ct md as a . after it hag been prepared and the crop planted Then it been taken over, divi nd the people have don it until they have harvested after which they have de. the the crop, sorted It. It haw also been the means of re- warding political favors, The law in itself Is a good one. But thinking Mexicans are a in waying that it must % in order your Washing. one you lens ame nounces a on it and Union of ag roving the country, notably state Vera Cruz, takin as they desire at the point classen, phone. Trans. 350; weekly $1.75. here is big mm arbor trade. Few. weeke | | SEN, | the | gomplotes RLIN tian world of wholly by women. Men remained at home, tended the | bables, cooked the food and scrub! the floors, If the wife wanted ab vorde she had to pay her husband alimony Attorney Walter Bahn made these revelations to the Society for Sexual Reform in a lecture on “the marriage problem.” Bahn presented the copy of a marriage contract of those days, wherein the wife stipulated, “If 1 should come to dispise you nd to Jove another man I will settle upon you a sum of so and so much.” } Isis, the female godd@&s, was re. | garded as the ruler of t® world Gradually the “right of the father” developed and woman was relegated | Emminger, however to the cooking, baby tending and'the reconcilation flo serubbing. The Baby loniins, Jews, reeks and German, had a carefully di of di voree The code Hammurat for instance, provided that a wi re ceived sufficient land to support her March 5,000 Egyp rule | a5 ‘a? P et forget tt Japanese 106 work NG, general hi Folson, care C 10.. SU neet-0100, reshingled, shingled, WE at- 3962. nNeEInE, tnen-2082. pap coe paired. rhan MAN W at once lution of marriage tremely difficult in Germany ex Justice Minister believes that system must re ancient imnaini The law provide of every to an togeth are private that the first se hall be attempt to get the ton divorce ease laws. devoted gain, The negotia and it often hap ication parties tion divorce hat every dl vorce preceded by a leg court pens ¢ the jude of a bit of sound horse sense families headed for a bre trivialitic In ev jtempt tisso- [trial law provide hall be ttempt in reunites teres ach over to reconelle fails the div to the second jation at pica then stage of actual | Divorce tem aboll reformers want hed, along with other. re atrictions which tend to ma this sya oree The Seattle Star|- on private | low | TRACTOR | 311 | -|_ Electrical Fixtures SALE silk Stocking icoariane MPLS AD S Hroadway MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED mpart demonstrate in your ho terms, Latest record Simmons Phonograph Co. OVERATOCKED on uned all maken od chines for quick Batisfaction guara 9 Ft mk 1D HOU MACHINE (CO. J.B. Nie oT RENT aon |7 12-Inch Fir Millwood bs! MA in-6 ee $6.00 m Cord, Del $6.00 20—FOR RENT HOUSES Beenie WASHINGTON LOA TRUST CO. MA in-0489 tewart St ered CORD wood in wate cord; $5.50 half; ary er ends, $5 half cord Mic Irne ood Lump Nut Coal Furance coal, delivered. El tot- raat Sewing Machines $5.00 and up. GUARAY Easy terms. White 1619 4th ave FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS ; L Doles, KS inoved. toc EA w1-bi0%. og ‘ ‘a i FURNISHED APTS. lump, F 113-90; AND FLATS aking Jeoal (8628, deh Axon wherry pollar TRU 24 oa! Bunkers $6 cord. Ine delivered. ain de forest cord, MA in “CHEAP LUMBER EL sot-63: ‘ a aa SEWING machines $10 up. Repairing, renting 1926. 1524 First ave. LY, wood, $6 cord cedar, $4.50 cord. EL lot-s119. {3-INCH mill wood, no tawduat, tote of blocks, $6 cord. Best forest wood, $9.60 cord. K ART UPHOLSTE! iversity Way Z Upholstering. Repairing, Re PORTABLE houses, Mars Portab! at. CA pl FURNISHED 2 fill Wood, $6 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS | °°", 8220 Dale Goi, does dt fa 0b TWO BUNNY fr Keeping rd. EL, tot-8: clone in: 1 EEASONED 29 WANTED— never in nes E iple desire wmall F *, knives and eclasors unfurnished house; gar- at X-62, Sta ace 30 FARMS TO RENT TWO-ROOM house; half acre good patches of rhubarb, asparagus; on| WOOD BU nset- SLL water DRY ae cheap RENT 6 RA a. sharpened right us a trial ECONOMIZE Me #1. Oak n teed workn MATTRE WESTE IN MATTR ord of stove Ie delivered. nt-O142. 33 FINE LARC $45: goo 1985, 37 “good To town, “MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ViCTROLA hap nore: try ny fine con- will sacrifice mandol! pith-1985. 7device compression Detroit metal ret plano, dition, $3.50. _i9 F mender, $5. Jato model price $126 | CEDAR _ Teng’ wood, $4.50 h forest wood. cord; stove SU nset-0061. hing and furs. 7% First ave. 33.00. 1005 cheap. 319 First. =| GARAGES Raranes. CA piti-soas. AUTOS FOR SALE Bee this bargain. PORTABLE 56 a beautify niy a short. time, ntee, When new Price now $115 machine | reguiar sold for ‘Terms. i mbte. bargain, “Wee” Coyle machine ix and looks and e day it left When new sold for} now $55. Terma, j the factory . : eae FORD DEALE ED CAR Prices without the added ex- pense of a big downtown Gverhead, COME OUT AND § Wednesday’s Specials cabinet | When new now $60, a. bargain very silghtiy $160, regular used. Price sold. for | Terms. used best of c | $100, Fully ¢ now $60. Terms | Rrungwick with short time Regular anteed, with price Price | 1 roadster; new paint; new Sonora phonograph, perfect mechanical condition. $125 new, used ‘bi Price now $70. Terms. regular price guaranteed. touring; just a good old car. | Victrola, recular model slightly guaranteed. price $1 used. P late [1921 sedan; new fine buy. $326. “Wee” Coyle Motor Co. Authorized Ford Dealer lith N. B. & BE. 45th Fords USED FORDS OFFER TH ADVANTAGES AS TO AND RELIABILITY ONER. OVER 500 SALE runabout, 1921, condition Ford touring, {and engine | Ford touring, |__ gine Ford mow | Ford sedan, 19: | OTHERS TO § Roel SY *e-) Central Agency, Ine. uthorixed. A st-0320. Broadway and Pike. HOUSE OF TERMS 1923 Chev. Coupe Driven 900 miles. This is a car we repossessed, and offers a woud paint BUSH & LANE Down Town 1519 Third PIANOS —h | dept PIANO CQ. gains in our exchange New pianos to rent; Hmited | KE nwd-0031 amt. applied on put. Meyer-Toner, i 1321 4t “obb Bi 39 FURNITURE FOR SALE | Binks buys, sels. 1618 Sth. hse D male spitz pup ome and see him at 5709 | Ford 1d place, iatered bi 1923 perfect ‘tir kk sliver good tel Bldg. xen 1917, ‘splendid en: WE will buy your poultry, one or « Ivete pt ope beagle cher: | thousand. 21. D. Shoemaker ; 506 Weller a. BLtowaaeh & oo"| 7 THOROBRED Tdeal Barred hens, 1 cockerel, for sale. 3 0158, ier Hy | _2004. fectiy FROM 395 & kinds wetting exes. IA nier MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | Show Cases |New and used cases of all desertp- | ful opportunity to get an alm | tlon for bakeries, delicatessons. | few cat at a used Car price, $778. | meat markets, drug stores. gro- cerlen, Gry goode and hardware | EASY TERMS Term } reliable and progressive | nts GLASS & FIXTUR 1822 Post Sta inetTOu oe Shingles Com. Stara, $2; 10- iA clears. heavy | butt. $2.76, delivered. SWEENES | CO, Ferry Land. West | Take Alki car, or phone! WE at-0334 days, WE st-4588 even- ings. Basement Entran: BA st-1442, eM 6 PER CENT INTEREST ON THE UNPAID BALANCE Washburn Chevrolet Co. 1TH AND E. MADISON. 12th’ Ave TRADES | You save considerable when you is vour electrical fixtm te UPSTATRE from the man that makes them. | WAGNER'S LIGHTING FIXTURES 1610 Weatlake Ave. Times Square. = THEM FR growth pela wood, cord; dry cedar fence 1923 Maxwell Sport Touring Here your opportunity t practically new, late model Max- well, just like new; has lots of extras, and motor guaranteed get a woos wood, in wate laner forest never mill poate, . ); easy terms. PHONOC eae to and it whe retail. Hear 0: \ Rowland & Clark radio *HAKER. SIMMONS 15 Westlake A PHONOGRAPH CO. 19 Ave he S MUST M oat oner, several hun- Goyer Bi sniee € f finest dry bi mill Plenty of pitch; $8.59 @ full rd. Mit iraesoazd MMAGE SALI Thursday, COME BARLY used by Four-burner gas rar Ke st, at ain HA et oate RT Ph L ittle Over! land Four just like new on easy terms by careful driver. Terry aye March BAR- “delivery; good engine Central Ag and Pike and | ALE—One Eas. one coal range. od as now, Broadway KE nwd-2907, This is aj} can't go Wrong on this car at | e EL fot-5211./ dry mili blocks. | 1013 Third. Give | gare. | | TOURING erhauled, P at DISPATOR has been ove and Kusrantead oaltlvely . delvep went: $f. This Uitte ¢ > and abuse ce now ot an ani needs. palatine, om Painting, yoy arin; & TER, good wy Seattle 2 Automobile (y, 511 By Pike Be, EA at-0972 Open Evenings Hudson and Essex Specials FORD coupE FORD SEDAN ROADSTER | SEDAN, 4-DOOR SEDAN SEX TOURING BUICK TOURING, /or HUPMOBILE TOURING DODGE Nute Motor Co, . Pike EA rift), HUDSON AND DISTRIBUTORS DOWN THEY G0 1918 Ford touring; runs good 4% Ford touring; one-man to i) Ford coupe a 1918 Oakland conditic 1920 Che 500d . Oakland olet 1921 Oakland buy. n Beauty” Rix, aap Studebaker Bx Ps } 1923 Oakiand 2-pass. omni 1920 Dodge tourin, fect “rea CALL AT 1000 PIKE ST. COR. ‘reeat are For Demonstrations orGil” EL jot-; 1288S TERMS 1-3 tee 18 MONTHS Willys Overland P Connie 12th and E, Pine. Overland Touring, new Overland Overland bray Bird diliac perf Ford Tourtag Overland Road: |A LOT More Goop Hurst rub-} 400 | Ford Sales and Service. ECT FROM—VERY EASY Tt SEE MR, KLINEPELIEE | Used Gar Dey $475 [This nearly new Superiont has original tires, and but little wear: hi bumpers, automatic tometer, bar cap, ete. ter aie 105 WESTLAKE Open Evenings — Bug appiest Bugs in town, Fer end you will dive right and ‘Open Evenings RTIFIED USED Cal OF KING COUN 1425 10th Ave. This cay is in the fi and looks like news for any sort of & REASON. FOR SALB—Lh i the thing for sed on either Hgt ood. condition. Mr. Donohue, Stat ¢ enth ave. _ Stephens Red oD ieee classy cat st in today mediately. Terry ave. 2 terms, | 1819 DODGE Aeuriae aaa