The Seattle star. [volume], October 30, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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MONDAY, OCTOBER SO, 1922,
Member Antfrlctn Hemes Rurttii
(JRUNBAUM'BROQ Liberal Credit
s,xTH F Extended
Grunbaum Building
ft JBiKißfll of the remarkable values offered
Btore *** convincingly featured below.
mWr WdSywl Exceptional values are shown in our Houaefurn
llffl L ?/%■Steffi ? Department and other departments in
IBL ® n^ cl P ation °* Thanksgiving needs. The Dining
SuitM shown are values to take advantage of
Feature Special
(as pictured) 11 Mll
8-Piece Jacobean Kg ■SI
Oak Dining Suite—
Consisting of A
Buffet $4 /v prf .00 tSKFI
Extension Table I ■ ■ -- IaEI £
Arm Chair | I gZu IWmL 7
Five Dining Chairs "
Leather Seats J 3
Fajar anovrfi far tka atialii world
«wK ba road* from the bamboo and
Rtfmkes Hkary Eyes wmmam
When Your Errt feci Dull
mA Hmry. aae Moto. U In-
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An Investment That Fully Meets
the Requirements
This is Puget Sound Power & Light Company's Six Per Cent Cumula
tive Preferred Stock.
At the market price of SB6 it will yield the unusually high return of
more than seven per cent
ANY INVESTMENT SECURITY must have back of it ample prop
erty or ample net earnings. A security that is protected by both prop
erty and net earnings is HIGH CLASS.
The Dividends
on the cumulative six per cent preferred stock outstanding of the Puget Sound Power &
Light Company have been paid IN FULL since the organization of the Company.
The net earnings of the Company, after paying all operating expenses, taxes and in
terest, are more than two and one-half times the dividend requirements of the pre
ferred stock.
The property value of the Company Is greatly In excess of its bonded debt, notes,
prior preference stock and the cumulative preferred stock, Including this Issue.
Dividends on the cumulative preferred stock must be paid in full before any dividend
can be paid on the common stock. .. _
Preferred Stock Investment
The money received by the Company from the sale of this stock is put into the prop
erty to provide extensions to its service.
The preferred stock is preferred as to assets and dividends and Is preceded only by
the bonds, a small amount of notes and prior preference stock, all of which represents
cash put into the property.
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SEVENTH I |T|IVJ U TELEPHONE
AND OLIVE IJJ ■ MPI MAIN 5000
-itaaa
aavmnnah puwa of India much
.haapar than paper can ba made
from wood pulp, rhemtata aaarrt.
rm WO
Chin*** Dortar
IK * j Mature ChliiMa Harba
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Matfe Mala Ilea
Hoquiam Officers
of K. C. Installed
IIOQT'tAM. Oct. »» MUea Gun
nine wu named (rand kn!«M at tha
Installation of offlcara of lloqulam
fCntghta of Columtm* council No.
1*74. Fred W. Haatert. dlatrlct depu
ty, officiated.
THE SEATTLE STAR
FIGURE THIS OUT
L. ... __ .
The Three Pumpkins
AT a Halloween party three pumpkin* were brought In. numbered >■ the
one* ihown The large*t pumpkin waa offered ■■ a prl*e to the
boy Khn could arrange tha pumpkin* In a row an they formed a numlwr of
three flgurca that could ba divided by eleven. How did tha wlnnrr arrange
tha pumpkln*T
(Rolutlon on page 9 )
Use Public's Land and
Make Millions Oil!
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.- Having
cleaned up approximately (90,000.000
(preeent markat value) on tha Teapot
Dome naval oil reaervea laa»a. tha
Mammoth-Hlnclalr Htamlard oil com
bination la now turning Ita atten
tion to collateral matter®.
According to Ita advertisement*,
the ftlriclalr Consolidated Oil corpor
ation la now offering for aale 1100.-
000.000 worth of I per cant cumula
tive preferred etock which la being
pyramided on top of 11it.000.000 com
mon atock of tha corporation, and
Juat underneath 1100, 000. 000 worth
of flrat lien collateral gnld bonda.
In addition, aay* the advertlsa
(nent, there are eome |(0«*.000 out
etandlng equlprneut, iiotee, mort
gages, etn.
Has Never Felt
Better in All
His Life
Thousand of frail, nervoua people
' and Minvaleacanta ararywhara have
teatlfled to the remarkable power of
Tanlan tn bringing hark their health,
•trength and working efficiency. It
Meiru to quickly Invigorate tha con
atltuUon and la a i>owerful foe of
I weakneaa. Mr A. Hrlgga, of MOSH
' Eaatlaka, Seattle. Waah , Mye:
-J WA n m a general rundown eon*
dltlon from lo*» of appetite and In
dtgeetlon. fait worn out all tha tlma
ami waa growing weaker er.ry .lay.
Teniae rtd ma of tha Indlgaatlon.
put a keen edge on my appetite, built
iria up aaveral pound*, and now I'm
almpiy brimful of llfa and energy."
There la not a alngle portion of tha
bodv that I* not benefited by tha
helpful action of Teniae. It enable*
tha atomach to tutn tha food Into
healthy blood and muacle. purine#
tha eyatem and bullda you bark to
normal weight. Oat a bottla today
at any good druggUta.—AdrrrUae
mart.
And It further ehowa that tha nat
j annual earning* of tha company for
tha paat flva yeara hava averaged
In exceea of J: 1,000.000. Thla 1* from
flva to eight tlmra all dividend re
qulrementel
Thaaa are aotna of tha reaaon* why
ao much Interact la felt hera In the
! forthcoming Investigation uf the Tea
: i>ot IMima leaae*.
The ftlnclair com pany la owner of
tho Mammoth company, and the
Mammoth company In owner of the
le»M> on the 9.1(1 acrea of naval oil
land reserves set apart by the navy
department aotna ten year* ago for
future una. but leased by Heoretary
I all last year to tha Hlnclalr people
on a royalty baata.
The argument of Henator 1m Fol
lette. and other* who agree with him,
that an Inveetlgatlon "la Indicated."
la that theae private leaaea have
made and are making altogether too
much profit out of the public land*
of Uncle Ham They want to know
why the public, who own the*e
land*. can't realise * handsome
profit, too.
DRAW KNIVES IN
CAFE STRUGGLE
i W# of bandl* who entered
U~ Meilran (hlle Parlor.
I'nton at., at MO a. tn. Monday,
were [nit In rout after a Irnlfh
battle by John Halin. tha propri
etor. and were punuir-d for aor
eral blorka bjr Patrolman R. \V.
Arnold, who fired a fualllade of
»hot» at them.
One man. giving tha nama of Jjt*.
ter folley, l», waa arretted by Pa
trolmen A. B. Duggtn* and ft A.
J«mea. at Ninth He. and Howell at.
half an hour later. Colley wai bare
headed and cut about the arm*.
Jfa waa taken to tha city honpttal
for treatment and later hald In Jail
lon an open oharg*.
Tha attack occurred whan tha
thraa men an tar-ad tha ah op. and.
after an argument, attempted to
•trocg-arm" Kahn. Tha lattar put
up a fight tn which knlvaa waia
drawn. Tha thraa man wera forced
*• Arnold, attracted by tha
nolee, roahed to tha acana and draw
hla ptotoL lia chaaed tha bandlta
thru tha downtown aaotloo. firing at
j them aaveral tlmee They aacapad at
fourth are. and Ptna at.
Polloa found a oap. a knlfa and a
black-jack In tha chlla parlor, which
'hey aay belongad to Colley. Collar
declared that ha had no part In tha
holdup, but waa unable to account
for hla wounda and tha loaa of hta
hat Ma la employed by tha Alaska
Junk company and lire* at tha Bt
Franela hotel. u« fnlon at.
BIC ANTI-DOPE
MEET TONIGHT
With delegate* (n attendance from
*0 different civic, patriotic and fra
ternal aorietlea. tha newly-organlird
Seattle Antl-narnotlu Federation will
hold Its first meeting at > p. m.
Monday at tha Chamber of Cotn
merce to decide on definite and lm
medlata steps to be taken against
tha dope evil.
Tha various organisations which
have accredited delegates to tha fed
eration have a membership In exceas
of 300,000, which m*«na that Just
about two-thirds of tha city's entire
population la actively Interested In
the rntl narcotic. movement.
Hospitalization, reclamation, col
lection and segregation of Informa
tion regarding the dope traffic, and
the apprehension of narcotic peddlers
will be the most Important matter* to
come before the opening meeting.
The meeting will be for delegates
only, and persona unabla to show
proper credentials will not b* ad
mitted.
WHAT'S IN THE AIR
I'KOOKAM Mill MONDAY,
<HTOHI.II :I0
KFC— II:IS a. m ; 3 to 8 p. m ;
6:30 p- nv: € p. m : 6:20 to 6:46 p.
m.: 9:16: 9 25; 10:16 P. m.
KHZKIO J0 to 11 a. m. and
3:30 to 4:30 p. m. dally, and 7:16
! to 1:16 Monday, Wednesday and
1 Friday.
KJll—H'l6 to >:IS p. m.
KZC — 6:46 to 7:15 p. m.
K(JT —.Sundays and Tuesdays.
. 8:30 to 9:30 p. m.; Fridays, 8:30 to
| 9:45 p. in.
■>
I It starts drcuUUm^his
scatters congestion The in
flimmation disappears—
and along with it the paisi
JtaUeraa 11 ill rheumatic twta«M too.
Warveaadaaaee backer tiee. pea ralgla.
colds la chest. Keep U baadr.
Unln»nHfl&A«fl»;
THE RHODES' EE,
K. I). /. E. Radio Program Tonight by M. Wit mark & Son-v—7:l.", to 8:l-'»
A Sale of Millinery
Opportune Values at Bin Savings
200
Wljfi.pX S
(/yjf // mt I ) A regular Una of our Wlntsr Millinery, selling formerly tor
,u "' priced tor quick cleanup.
'Th» »HOO«t CO
Untrimmed Shapes Banded Sailors
Special — $1.95 Special — $1.00
100 Hat Shape* In black, navy, brown. Handed Bailor* of hatter'* plush, acme of
purple, taupa and .and .hade*. Formerly .r'" 1 **** T*
' ' „ ed with leather or groagraln ribbon. For
s2 #5. )3 95 and 15.95 each. merly fS 85 and U 95.
200 Crush Felts Ostrich Edging
Special —$1.95 Special 25c
Soft Crush Kelt Hata In plain oolora; al»o Hat Edging* and Bandings of ostrleh, In
•tripped Felt Hata In plain colore and two- colore of gray, navy, brown, henna, turquots*
tone effects; value* aelllng formerly at 13.95, and Copenhagen. Formerly (1 05 and 13.25 a
|3 95 and 14 95 each. length.
1,000 Yards of
Fine Veiling—Special 39c
Main Floor
Veiling In a wide assortment of colors and pleasingly colored chenille dotted patterna.
Copenhagen, grotto, henna, epark. orange. Jade en black, and navy and brown meshea aro in
cluded. A special purchase offered at 394 * yard.
"Y" Lecturer Will
Give Talk on Light
1M Thara Ba Llghtr wtU ba tha
■ubjact of tha laetora Monday night
In the T. W. C. A. by Dr. A. W.
Evans Thla will ha tha flrat lactura
of tha T. W. C. A. Lyceum courae.
Sunday night D' Evane apoka to
a group of peraona on Heart Pow
er," and waa followed by F. A. Haaet
Una. chief of tha Northweat prohibi
tion forc-ea. who dlec-uaeed "Tha En
forcement of tha Prohibition Law."
Joseph Thomas to
Be Guard Captain
WAIA.A WALU. Oct. *O. —Bur
coedlng John T. Burke a* captain of
guards aol assistant superintendent
at tha ateta prison here. Joseph
Thomss will assume hta new duties
November 1. Thomas waa formerly
a Ira valine guard. Illness of Burke's
wlfa, who requlrea a change of ell
mata. In given aa tha reason for hla
retirement.
KELSO. —Several thousand dollars
damage done to sheds of MCLane
I .umber A shingle Co. by fire of un
known origin.
VAN OOTTVKR, Wenh. Pacific
Northwest prune* outsell California
product, according to thla yeur'a re
port.
=Store Hours 8:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. " ——
S&ISt£OMI?@>AV£NUC AND UNION RKET.
A SENSATIONAL SALE OF
5,000 FIkSES OF MILAN ' >7
WHITE ENAMEIWARE at OSe
Milan is the best quality ware— 'y
double coated, white, with blue bead 5b II
and will jjive long service. Every J J
item a bis: value at
YOUR CHOICE OF— vW 1
No. 6—Convex Kettle "€]» \k £% A
(With Enamel Cover) W if m _ 1
No. 6—Convex Sauce Pan /jf V j
(With Enamel Cover) fl- —4 p*r II
No. s—Tea Kettle 1 \\\ / II
No. 13—Dish Pan (Side Handle) Vl /II
No. 10—Oval Dwh Pan
No. 2—Coffee Pot
No. 3—Kitchen Pot 1 y
No phone or C. O. D. orders "
CUPSANDSAUCERS ™ ««
SET OF SIX ,or Tuesday at Q
Jim 98c ?8c jfk
Accurate tlmekeeiKT* —
None delivered tailed In nickel.
U. S. to "Look On"
at Peace Meeting
WAHKINOTOV. Oct. I#.—The
United BUtw wH be represented at
the Tanaanne KMT East peaoe con
ference en November II by observers.
It «u announced officially &7 the
■tat* department today.
Secretary Hu«haa lnetrueted
DYED A SWEATER
AND SKIRT WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"
Every "Diamond Dyea" package
tells how to dye or tint any worn,
faded garment or drapery a new rich
color that will not (itreak. rpot. fad"
or run. Perfect home dyeing la guar
anteed with Diamond Dyes even If
you have never dyed before. Just
tell your druggist whether the ma
terial you wish to dye Is wool or silk,
or whether It la linen, cotton or
mixed goods. For fifty-one years
millions of women have been using
"Diamond Dyea" to add years of
wear to their old, shabby waists,
skirts, dresses, coats, sweaters, stock
ings. draperies, hanging*, every
thing!— Advertisement.
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Parte and Roma to taU fflnw ju.nu—
maata that wfcOa the United
wonid not be repraeeuted by m pted>
potaatlary la the T 't»»"inne confer
ence because this country wa« not at
war with Turkey. It would eand ob.
eervere. in view of the American In*
tereet Involved In the Near Eaat eat
-11 anient.
SLOW
DEATH
Ad**, Pdns, nervousness, dM&
culty in urinating, often meat
serious disorders. The world*)
standard remedy for kidney, Uvea
bladder and oric add troubl— i
LATHROP'B
onano
brtaf quick relief and often warf M
deadly diseases. Known as the nttiotw
remedy of Holland for more than MS
yeera. All druggists, la three alase.
*a+ C~U w
For Sale by the Owl Drag Co.