The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1924, Page 26

COUNTY FREED Renew Search for Naval Officer Who Took Money OF CLAIMS! Lake Water Case Lost by Wife Thinks Point Honda Destroyer Disaster THE SI The Se: attle Star . aii eventh Ave STAR WANT AD RATES. Affected Brown’s Mind } \ Lumber Company ae ‘a BY H4BOLD BE. SWISHER 1 that time © wite P j ted Prese om i n wa wes a a . oy f fice : Contract Rates by Request ars gras reyes puty Unite Mo ee ee eens MA in-0600 - Want Ad Dept. a om his mt ae u artially . t wh went away for the BUSINESS 2 . a» e%" inter maneuvers w the fleet SERVICES " . yams: " » Panama he was different she @ : S198. OAs a aid, “His letters were ead. and iiashinn ba laes » tengo 8 7 ro fa h came the one telling that he VM. T. C. BALI ib Wurke bid, 608 The Hewett-Lea I Ce . vag . his accounts and was nd. All cases. Vee mod. MA-7303. The aking $125,000 | of hia wife, who, 0 vl | ADVICE fies, Joseph Allen, lawyer ‘ aR ge Dacpatheors Pte Bet ce | “ile came weat from New Orie All cose. LO5 Leary Did. KL lot. #084 ae even ie tale Soe emeres see ner veficlaia $75,800 o¢ after Visiting several Eastern arpet Cleanlag and Weaving MiG Say tho. Seeing sea toy newt te alleged to have Just why Ido not know. 1 met “hima | Ald The fem charged the vy before he left; bere Tuesday night as he asked me a ; Mex to do. We registered in a hotel ook te ooo t gleamed from a window In| Under an assumed mame and all : SESS a ie: Smee "1 se all last night, but it| Might long 1 pleaded with him to Electric Machinery Scores of almfliar s' ‘ 1 the return of the} return and give himeelf up. BROUGH T-—BOLD—RENTED | age, it ig» believed w abs | “Hie: aunt came in. She ts a| MONTELIUS PRICE CO, Seattle ag. result of the verd - : good, Christian woman and she lonuments aoe ie theveult, acts © S NEWSPAPER MEN . . . i? <n — nrhaadiecint oie OF “INSANITY” THEORY | knelt. bythe. haselée and paved Redman Grave Marker Co.| Re pa to Amu. for him to do the right thing 2, ra leben i The case was tried In Judge i, x)= Rhee a Stood |Prayed, too. Ervine t %, 1628 Fourth Ave MA In-5934. | Ronaki's court and the county was |sa yesterday, Last night she Stead | tne ant. He just thren T SOUND Marble and tefended: ty Col. Hans tage and told newspaper men her |on the. bed and cried and Virginia, ete PAUL SIGNS UP COMPLAINT Seeks Spencer on Perjury * aster “ ” e other destroyers,he has not been |* Affidavit; Is Strong the same; He wes .at home with County Commissioner Fr a baby Waren 7 went Vaul swore to a com back to San Diego again for dut ral v. Sper . © found some one Walter W. Spencer with perjury ; hac sacd ts 000 from. he safe. the second degree, Friday, “But Honda dis. | when his sh the destroyer mera, hit the rocks, along with al! and The complaint ts'an outgrowth < the probe of County Auditor E.. Ferguson's office on charges baat «toll system existed. “Spencer, with the aasistance oe| Ferguson's office, presented the) board of county commissioners with an affidavit charging that @ tar toll system existed in’ Commissioner Paul's district. Paul obtained affi- davits from all of his employes | denouncing the Spencer affidavit as| fala. Prosecutor Douglas drew up one) complaint’ Thursday but Paul re-| fused to sign it “because tt wasn't | strong enough,” he said Friday. “All| made. I refused to sign ‘the com-| 1 taint for that reason.” The new complaint prepared Fri | in, of Bordeaux university Electrocution Really Kills, | Professor Says Differs With Austrian Who Says Chair Is Uncertain April PARIS, according to M ember of the faculty in of ent with the theory aay by Deputy Prosecutor T. H-| Jeiinek of Vienna. “Patterson. was strong enough, Pau! said and he sfgoec ft- Warrants for the arrest of Spencer were ts sued and over to Sheriff Matt ) for service. His ar test was tmmiinent Friday. Ed Howe to Haggle With ‘the Women Sage of Potato Hill Wintering in Florida MIAMI Fla, April 4—Early birds of the human variety are apt to meet a lively little gentleman, with @ flowing black tle encircling his low stiff collar and topped with a soft biack felt hat, busily engaged fo his market gardening—or, as ho himself describes if “haggling with the women.” To those in the “know,” he nods his briek greeting in the friendly manner which has made Ed Howo known and loved from the wilds of his native Kansas to every city and town reached by his homely witti- cisms. Yessir, it’s the Sage of Potato Hill. It's a particularly smart green grocer that can put over anything on Ed Howe—tor he knows every trick jof the trade—in fact, he helps to srow.’em back in Atchison. » The public market ts his favorite stamping ground. And-with his keen appreciation of the beautiful, the Sage never returns home without a bouquet of flowers in addition to his. stocks of vegetables. CHANGE THE HOSE Be sure that the rubber hose at top and bottom of radiator is changed at least once a year. The hot water passing ‘thru it rots the rubber, which loosens up the fabric, so that it gets In the way of the water, cut- ting down the efficiency of the cool. Ang syatem. This is a frequent cause of overheating—Automobile Digest. pet A i ani tthe en onl Eyeglasses Easiest ‘OU would be surprised at the number of business and professional people who have availed themselves of the Burnett Saving Plan, It isa fine help—and they do not hesitate to tell us so. ' Tt enables you to get the finest . Glasses—fitted by one of the most Skilled Optometrists in , the State— | And-you pay for them as you are paid, A dollar a week will dot See Dr. Taylor Tom Soharge” Your Gl Frow—Jist sem, Toot BURNETT BROS. 909 Second Avenue Which In Between Madinon and Marton Streets of the foremost authorities agreca with him on Jellinek has declared that victims of electrocution, legal and otherwise, | of pretty colored Easter eggs for the are not actually killed, but that many | annual Easter Egg festival, whic hj are buried alive and that almost al-| | ways it ts possible to revive electro-| 29, by. the’ Loyal Order of Moose at cuted persons if the work of respir- | ation ts begun early enough and con- tinued long enough. Bergonte recognizes Jellinek as one | House lawn at. Washington, D. C, every. year, the big-hearted Moose! world on the subject, but he dis-|are planning an elaborate entertain the latter's} ment for Seattle children, and each) theory of electrocution, particularly |and every kiddie will regarding legal executions. He be- | welcome. Meves that many victims of, accident. | al electrocution may be revived, but | has donated the park, that the high voltage employed in |fiave donated the party and the kid-|earty Calif y dumidvin coat! American executions is certainly | dies will donate the sparkle and en fornia: fatal. TWO fave GROCERIES FARMERS’ MARKET GROCERY Westlake, Virginia and Seventh QUEEN CITY MARKET GROCERY Fourth and Pine ROLLED OATS 43c 10-lb Sack Wax Lunch MAZOLA 26c, 49c, 97c Clean Easy SOAP 950 7 Bars Van Camp’s HOMINY 13c Execution by of the things in Spencer's affidavit | ectrscution, am practiced In Amer were false. They wanted’ me to/\-. xis the victim and he stays admit some of the statements he | gia4 Bergonte. of medicine cree in the NEVER RETURNED WITH PAPER Then came the mo ing and the shout of newsboys outai@e. Ervine put on his coat and went out. He aid he was going to get @ paper but he never returned. He | be hind a grip containing the » Ho had aleo told me where $30,000 more is, in an Eastern bank safe dpasit box. I took th mony toovm 4 took the money to posit box. I San Diego and told the authorities all. knew him to come back f up. I know'he ts madly so. Ervine himself jwould never haye done this thing He was the best husband and father | in the wope.' . |Bunnies Are Invited for Easter Fete =~; ‘Moose Lodge Will, Stage Festival at Big Park BY 6G. LUCILLE BUTLER My but such a goodn Professor | the ranks of the Kaster rabbits you never “did ee, For they're busy hustling up hundreds and hundreds | ill be jed Easter Sunday, April) Volunteer park. Patterning after the Easter. Chil. dren's festival, held on the Whit be heartily orgy. contest, will be egg and spoon races, the park, tor eager searchers to find. The Moose band will play and the | prize drill team will do its stuff. And of course the Moose bugle corps will | | be on‘ hand to “bugle” and the ladies" |d@rill team are stitching j Youngsters as well as the grownups. | It certainly is a jim dandy {dea, land, besides giving an especial mean- jing to the day for hundreds of youngsters, it shows and public spirited attitude of the | Moone, which all goes to make Seat- | tle loom large on the map of popn- larity. | Vote Confidence PANI8, April 4.—The chamber of deputies gave Premier l confidence, 327. to .201, | noon, |the proposed pensions bill. It was an adverse yote on this measure) ‘by the chamber that defeated’ the} last government and caused »Potn-| | care’s resignation. Today's vote was the chamber's second expression of \confidence in the new government j within 24 how this. after- rate 28¢ SPINACH SE eee cans. ...490 TOMATOES Gis ... 4c Cans aos Mithan Tata, 23, the first woman ever admitted to practice in the Bombay (In- dia) high court. She gained recognition last year for her work in Englands for exten- sion of the-voting franchise hag her country-women, together | |some pretty features to delight the! the generous! | in New Cabinet! | Poincare's| |ne wxovernment another voto of! this timo on the. subject of} LOS ANGELES, April 4—"How | old was Ann?” And such doings.: The park board /to answer, whe the Moose} \digwings near here. | | Along with the classic egg-rolling | ered’ here today, at the call of Dr. hard-boiled egg eating c@ntests, and lw, A, peggy . maybe nests of exes hidden all over| Angeles Museum of Art, i] | }in which case they are probably the | {been busy for days, removing the Optician and Optometrist EDMUNDS, Vraser Piane Tuners | JOHN BIROM, MA hdd nine $3 Patent Attorneys bE Pattreon ¢ Wash Tawrence, eata jee and HOWLIGe Pat. Expert. Fee ast. Terma, Pantages id. Physicians, Surgeons te for that} you te, peo-| ‘our home Products jean Bank Yoghurt Co Bldg. MA in-2089 VERY TMs Sweeney: Michael A write at once. KR LOST AND FOUND Lost Le wateh >Iworth's Quinby ie Reward. DEBATE AGE OF SKELETONS California Bones, Ages Old, | in Expert “Inquest” is a simple question | n compared with that | |of how old are the five skeletons of | % Hoping to nettle the jaclentiste from far and near gath.| director of the ont History and Science. Dr. Bryan believes the bones are | }@ mere 20,000 to 25,000 years of age, remains of California's earliest real estate dealers, In fact, they still 9 extensive realty holdings, and a force of scientific laborers has real estate encrusted on the ribs, skulls, shin bones and other parts of the framework. Dr, Chester Stock of the Untver- sity of ‘California, 1s dublous con- | cerning Dr. Bryan's claim and is in- i clined to the ‘belfef that the skele- tons are those of early Indians who roamed the state, say, perhaps a thousand years ago, before the cli- mate ond the “movies” made the Southland famous and crowded them out, WASHINGTON, . April. 4.—By April 22 President Coolidge. will have 620 delegates to the republican national convention, William N, Butler, his campaign manager, sald here today. Butler claimed a total of 385 delegates for Coolidgo now, includ. ing those from Maine, eight from Missouri, the Connecticut delega- tion, which {s. uninstructed, and three from Ohio. utler’s claim of 620 by April " makes a liberal allowance for any contingency,” he said. Butler has just come hero from Chicago for a series of conferences in which will be settled tho tempo- rary and permanent chairmanships of the Cleveland convention and the chairmanship of the republican na- tonal committee. ——______ PROFESSOR J. ©. KENNEDY will deliver a lecture on "The nancial Battles of J. P, Morgan, Friday, April 4th at 8 p.m. under the auspices of the Seattle Labor College. The lecture will be de- lvered at the Labor temple, Sixth aye, and University, and the public is invited, “BARD OF AVON” IS POOR CO-RESPONDENT [iterate Shakespearo is not sufficient grounds for divorce, Mrs, Florence French . Porter, wife of Robert Porter, auditor of ee betheg Steel & Equipment ‘0, learned in superior Thursday, sh ae When she sought a decree be- cause her husband spent “too much time reading Shakespeare” Divorce Proctor Eugene Meach- am Intervened and told the court ha believed the grounds too flimsy, The court concurred and Judge A. W,. Frater denied tho decree, Mrs. Porter admitted her hus: band provide for her an their two chilren. aah. Wash. | Ty dispute, | o 7 FEMALE HELP W ANTED| 45 8 MALE HEL P—WANTED NEAT appearing young man. some selling Apply Saturda { BOYS We Guarantee Collars to Wear one year, We sew up the rips. and on with the buttons, Sox, We 1% Darn ‘Em, Drop your bundle at o 1420% 4th ave. t oF phone EL, nd Laundry cklayers br Main. Free jobs. Main ANY Teaks lo roots? Phone d forget it }10° SITUATIONS MIDDLE-AGED “man with Fo truck wants steady work. Phone EL jot-19M4, or call at 132 Boren N PAP Brow) hanging, kalsomining HE ach AGENTS WANTED |p PECOWE Fepresentative large oorn. Tatablish ourself perm nentiy.. Simplified method selling | factory to wearer. Profits) large Sell” easy Apply tm- | ta cinnatl. | ly, Btyle-Arch Shoes, Cin-| 19 FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT PoR- Tog eablo. close to <ity; He water and fael fur nished month. GL endle t ermings. $36. 6— m furnished he room, Gott, WEst WE wt-5459. 20—FOR RENT HOUSES 1865-8 tooma, Laschi Heish 0—T rooms, Jist, near e—f-room fiat. Leech! 1 th 50—#: roome, 9: ING TO! AS! Ma in-048! ear IN LOAN & 20—FOR RENT HOUSES Cord; 5 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Ladies’ Dresses, Suits —and— Coats $2.50 Up Ow ig FIRST. OF Branch. wants | Table olletot wition noleuin, Dne for, soap, 2 for per ov SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE ( mu ne Bt ne HODERN” AUTO” AND FHA ¢ HOOL, die nd niaht Bend for free catalog No i AT ANNEX ‘ near Westlake ave, clean, furnished. eteam-} bedrooms (men); free bath phone. Trans. She; weekly $17 BOOKKEEPING “and typewriting, sure’ stepping stone to Du Barry Pie SUCCESS TUBINESS COLL WHE 616 Crary Hide MAin-864 ‘4 Bhiplap, ah MEN, WOMEN, thers is big money Garage siain m the barber trade. Few weeks 1-3 floc completes, Call MOLER BARUER 2-6 de COLLEA 23 Occidental ave iF Fam id cant repal wateh, throw It away. 202 1 I ' , tof tie « Big Green Clock. Opp. postofties. |p TV Groger |T DOUGHNUTS, good coffee, be Electri 16th Rainier and Jackson. Beautiful Ratines l ry and Yesler 59e h. 29 H tation mon aldorf t to aye no Co og « and ceiling Lumber Co. aA ical Fixtures Arcade Entrance niaid toflet let pa id from ir tandard ave conaiderablg when you buy aor Westlake Ave 1 | MAL - joumneroc NG Mgr. LL THEM FREB EL tor WASHINGTON YP 404 U mio near Ate EM = 1$8.50 0 LUMP COAL $8. “$8.50 DEL. IN: 2-TON LOTS COAL CO., GA rfi4- 12-Inch $23.50 b nice pitch 1926. 1524 TSHOD oun. 2iet - sty 1314 Aloha St. PORTABLE ee, Wan cee Mare Re SSSCGCECE CUCCIE C . 4803 AURORA “AVE, $46.00 ¢ “room house, with hot air heat. C Cc Gerace. ty ‘basement, Jaun- S RES FS AND APARTMENTS The Granada 1136 BELMONT AVE. Attractive T-story bullding contain- 2 and ‘oom apartments with ern convenience y including ight gas and telepho: $50 to 875. For information call _ John Davis & Co. ioe a 3 rooms, 80 furnished wonderful vi A pu-1985. c FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS DESIRABLE 2 and %-room apart- ments with private bath. All out- side rooms, Walking distance. EBA st-3160. SWELL 2-room apartment. steam Bee 1718 12th S Phone BE acn- ment. University “dintrict; sibs $60 = ME Iree-1173. FURNISHED “HOUSEKEEPING = ROOMS — hoi steam-heated. Walking distance. 502 1. Pine, Cor. Summit. 26 WANTED—BOARD Attractive The I ECONOM $1. On! 1ZE teed work rifi $1.00 up Millwood, $6 ~ alt, delivered 2. Becond ave. EAS MOD 19: TERMS: 36,000 new. records, 65. & ener First ave. 6 cord; dry mi dest forest. beard Na cord. EL tot-s119. oe may 7 hi Terme. Cc. Times Square EWRITER CO., Inc. iL tote -6928 0 up. __ low! Clothing, 18171 1st lots of ¥ rebullt and recovered. MATTR: CA piti- 2458 tore. ri ea class alae eye RAZORS, biden, Knives an issore rpened right. 1018 Bite: Give SrA eras compression Detrat metal mender, THERE ee GoD hon $3.50. ‘Shing NG he 0; vale ingles. ne Co. $8. 521, SU nset-0729, Sewing ; Machines $5.00 and Hae coking: 0 per square, Exeel ineluding nail, delivered. EL fot- terms. White ing Monte 1619 4th ave. GOAT, lump. ¢ if $1 coal, 7, del. HRMAVY bark, $6 cord. Inside tores wood, $8 cord, delivered. MA in= MATTRESSHS pe hgly VATED. penne “ant ton truck, complet Co. BE acn-1293 PUL enale: PETS planér end: MILEAYOOD, $4.60 loads slab wood, net- 2682. WANTED—Chlldren to boards on CEDAR wood, $4.50 “cord; length forest wood, SU naet-006 stove mood reference: BY Iraecaee8, 31 SUMMER COTTAGES TO RENT LAKE WASHINGTON Sratettront: radaly furni: hed, three-room cot: Fine Good Mr. Loewing, Tunes Point, or “EL tot-8690. as eu Lb TO RENT OTe; goo 1o' iS j. $008 country. town, CA CA pit! 37 MUSICAL Issn MEN fargains in our exchange dept. New pianos to rent; limited Amt applied on, pur. Meyer-Tone: 13: on PIA fice my Bienes bani man doll fine con- CA pitl-19) ace very cl ar “Broker, EA st- PL 5308, Tho and wl 1 ett 7th Ave. SAVE MONEY—Duy used auto parte, INEY—Buy used ath Darts. WE buy and sell clothing and fw wi, 13: 17% First av ell clothing: nd furs. 17% First ave. fale, Apr! an 16th and Yesler, bas st-8 DYS. heap. ur cape, ji Tit Firs! yal like new, for EN 8 end awn soft fertilizer, PAIR regia Fasy to NEOUS KAVANAGH hate, $4.00. 10057180. SHOW CASES, cheay cheap, 319 First 8. SINCH brass railings WA 1n-0017. BLACK soll, cote woot SU Sea 46 WANTED—MISCELLA- 'D—Good second-hand gal- A pi feats Kune f 54 PORTABLE maraces, 56, AUTOS FOR SALE G ARAGES GA pitl-3922, 300 to 1,2 Fro o 39 FURNITURE POR SALE 1618 Sth, MA in: Ghia 44 POULTRY BM Bhd ole RA FOR SALE Mammoth “bron tur: kkoy exgs from healthy 2. {uO Z MILLER. Kise tana, Route 1. Swill buy your Poultry, thousand. It. Db. __b04 Weller at. 7 Gae ora oomal Heo “i er BL iot-2991,- °° Paralyzed ‘aE WH at-0261, ne. rh §. MISCELEANEOUE FOR USED Bi cyrus and Daytor __ 1626 Wontorn A ‘Aver re WE_ HAVE A VERE ae ASSORTMENT OVERLA! Willys Overland Pacific Co. mage. nd B. Pine, Bt-0660. o 56 AUTOS FOR SALE Miller-Norton Sales | Company The Home of Better Used KA at THE SANDS PLAN H 1922 Oldsmoblic 4 1920 Dodge Touring 1923 Chevrolet Sedan STUDEBAKER 3 Light 6 Bedan THE SANDS 8 MOTORS COM! | 1016 PAST tet j BA et-099 1198 Hupmobile Coupe $950 and many A real snap 105 WESTLAKE NORTH, Open .Evenings. | other extras. HUGHSON'S FORD. CORNBR ANNUAL SPRIN Or RECONDITIONED USED FORDS TERMS AND TRADES 1918 Ford Roadster ... 1921 Ford Roadster ....- 1918 Ford Touring 1921 Ford Touring 1922 Ford Coupe . | an Ford be wot . 3 SALE Ford 4 bia Ford baetbe Truck 4 Light Delivery. Fora Bug.... + 100.00 WILLIAM L. HUGHSON COMPANY AUTHORIZED BALES AND SERVICE THIRD and STEWART EL jot-0076 '22-Ford Coupe $385 painted and thorou food tires and up! ey. 105 WESTLAKE NORTH Open Evenings ba Bee t shiv, Te- olatery. “Wee” Coyle SEATTLE'S LARGEST SUBURBAN FORD DEALER iD CAR Prices without the ndded ex- pense of a big downtown overhead. COME OUT AND SEB Friday's Specials 1921 roadster; new paint: new rub- 3 perfect mechanical condition. 1917 touring; just a good old car. $125, 1921 sedan; new paint. This ts a fine ‘Sun $325. “Wee” Coyle Motor Co. Authori! Ford Dealer KE nwd-0031 iith N. BE. & BE. 45th Studebaker Special 4-Door Sport This car has been newly painted. Mechanically in excellent condi- tion. Extra good cord tii d top. $175 down buys tt, ce monthly. This car will deliver a rvice at a nominal lots of power and 511:East Pike St. is TRAD) — EA st-0972 = THE USED CAR DEPARTMENT NOT JUST LIKE ANY OTHER Bee Us for eatted areaine In Used We Have The Chevrolet Sedan Late model 4-door Chevrolet sedan, in beautiful condition; upholstery shows no sign of wear; new cord tires; finish nice and bright. Spe- cial—your own terms, Rowland & Clark 2115. Westlake Ave, Open Evening: BL fot-5212. '22 Overland $850 cut for bed; trunk rack bat ir, and other camping conven= fences. a first’ class, Battery wuaran 105 WESTLAKE NORTH, Open Bvenings, USE pie Anes Gi ‘oll, Dodge. Oakland . bas re Pullman, rege ailte Pac! tn ) many others WRITE WIRD OR 1409 ROARDIVAY. BA Erbe 1409 ROARDWAY. RA ST. 0407, TUPMOBILM, 1924 model; run 6,000 When, Call GA st-396Q ee een eee otal Almost new cord tires, spring bump- | 4eF ORD TOU VEL towp: BE for fee bg bath nd for Fees VELIE ax car ate Bi * Every © reduction. ERMS. SMALLWOOD MOTOR ING. * COMPA, 1024 B PIKE ar wey EA st-1069 ASK ANY GARDNER OW, Fords! Fords! Fords! WE HAVE ONLY 39 USED FORDS er OF 7) IN BEATTLE, 1 1918" Fora toaring | 1919 Ford touring wees HERE ARE REAL VALrEe. Ford roadster (early ‘overhauled scary 1921 Ford coupe <repaiste eels sates, * ‘We have madea specal ett these cars in Ford Touring, engine, excellent ci Stone $30 per Frank 1923 STAR Bek 1 CHEYR th and." Ford Tourii 1933. 4 0 | good car eit rmon in FORD. COUPE... ss sine 1922 OVERLAND D In_ good m mechanical © gah cable “FORD, Self-starter; Pee. ne’ Finiah los little; ad other: oa “4 a yes BRR BSB BS