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Evening journal., 1919-08-16

! If he IS in Switzerland as reports say
His son, who works in a Zurich bank
says nc is in Germany
Max OF Baden is reliably stated TO
have arrived in haste one night recently
in motorboat that brought him across
Lake Constance. But he has also kept
out OF sight lie is expected almost
any day at his old favorite haunt, a
mountain hotel near st. Moritz.
Alphonzo, the infante OF spain, lives
here in Zurich, in a boarding house /!
But the boarding house" is a mansion
overlooking the city, with beautiful
gardens and high walls.
The Swiss say he is in Switzerland
arranging investments for the King Of
Spain against The day when he too may
be an oX-king IN exile in the royal
asylum.
Alphonzo's wife, a granddaughter Of
Queen Victoria is a first cousin Of
almost every king and eX-king in Eu-
rope. Her friends say she used TO weep
and cry why doesn't someone stop
this terrible war. What am 10 do?
/ love my people on both sides"
Alphonzo is a kodak flend and crack
aviator lie runs about Zurich bare
headed and rides mp and down TO his
boarding house in a nickel-a-ride,
public funicular.
Reports say Hollweg Is
soon coming 10 live I'm his castle on the
edge OF Lake Thun near lnterlaken
Scheidemann, since his government re-
fused TO sign the peace treaty and re-
signed has been in retirement in Zurich
and LuganO.
But so far. only one ruler with a Job
If he may be called a ruler-has ap-
peared He's The Prince Counselor of
Holland.
And he picked for his vacation-Zer-
matt, one Of The few stops I'm The
worlds playground" where there Is
no royal refugee
The "eX's' seem to have the season |
'Orncred.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16

~ ELICIoUS was the
flavor of the jams
and jellies t h a t
came out of the old cast
iron stewing-kettle that she
set on the back of the
stove
And then watched over
like a sick baby, lest its
contents should burn
Or fail to "jell"-
Or become too syrupy-
Or fail to take on the
proper depth of ruby or
amber or purple-black hue.
And how glorious they
smelt through the house
whilst they were cooking
up!
For people who prefer
such "cooking-up" and are
looking for efficient pre-
serving kettles, we have
'em-the best and safest
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
TrOubLe-SGUers

Individual Jar Holders. loc.
Racks holding 8 jars, 7Sc & 81.
Jar Filters, tin, 3se; alumni
mum, soc; enameled. 6oe.
Tin Cans for preserving,
Sl.l0 a dozen.
Jar Lifters, 10e and 35e-
Jar Wrenehes, loe.
Fruit Presses. 7-qusrt size,
$3.50; 4-qusrt, sS.2S; 10
quart, SO.
Fibre Jelly Containers. 2-oz.
individual size. 25e dozen;
10 OF. size, 4oe dozen.
Wsxed Paper, "a sheets Of
i2xls inch size, SC package.
Wsxed Strings for sealing
cans, S3e box.
Preserving Scales, complete,
with scoop, So. mo weights
20 lose.)
Preserving Ladies made Of
aluminium. with handle
placed on the side of the
lsdle, TO enable one to pour
from either end, si.15.
Blanehing Baskets, made Of
wire, sl.io.
The Oliver Fruit and Vege-
table Colander, Strainer
and Masher, all in one-not
limited in its service to the
preserving season, but gen.
orally useful for mashing
potatoes or anything else
which one wishes to mash
and strain quiekly-sl.5o
and sl.75.
rourth Floor, Market)
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
Wonderful Modern Canning Devices
To Be Seen at WanUmaker's!

"take"-seams and the
like.
Neither do we sell "sec-
onds" t h at have COM
menced to chip off and
show cracks that are going
to be dangerous to some
body's stomach some day.
Nobody eCer heard
and nobody is likely
eCer to hear of q sale
of Seconds" in cook
ing ware in the
famous Wdndmdker
Fl usefur nishings
Store. !
We believe the Store
would be less famous, or
certainly less deserving of
fame, were it to consent to
trifie with the physical
well-being of its customers,
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
Rr HAROInE RECHrnL.
= VI
European MANAGER Of n. Z. A.

European Manager or y T.. \.
ZURICH, Switzerland, Aug. i5.-Swlt-
zerland, The asylum Of dothroned kings,
suhjeclless rulers and blue-bl0Oded ref
ugees, has more royal inmates than
ever before.
Almost every week a new one sncaks
across the border into exile.
Many are LIVING incognito.
The Swiss say more than half the
dozens Of former German and Austrian
kings arc loaflng about somewhere.
Some are standing on the roofs cry
ing PITY usw
Some arc dissipating In luxurious
places on money they never did any
thing TO earn.
The royal asylum is taking on the
aspect Of a permanent institution with
regular boarders Between drinks OK
royalty Is reconcling itself to'a long
stay in the Alps.
As King Constantine admits, the king
business is lean pickings.
Constantine Ludwig, Karl and all the
lesser royal lights can't understand a..
They are subiectless, couniryless. No
body wants to be ruled any more
But don't waste any tears
None Of them is hard up or friend
less The leavings Of royalty seem to
have way Of taking care OF their own.
Anyhow
These exiles live in The most delight
ful spots Of delightful Switzerland
They have more and better food. IN
one meal. than the average American
or Swiss has in two
They are not lonely-most Of them
have their entire families with them
others have their friends along.
They arc an surrounded by admirlng
hangcrs-on who sympathize, flatter and
cheer them up
They have at call anywhere from six |
to sixty servants apiece.
Those who don't live in mountain !
castles or lakefront bungalows hidden
away on grounds worth $4,000 an aero.
live in beautiful suites Of luxurious
tourist hotels.
At Terrtet. on the eastern point OF
Lake Geneva, ! found the hotels full of
German and Austrian royalty, living
like milliOnaires and dissipating night
". They sit about the magnificent lob
bies and smoking rooms until well to-
ward morning. drinking heavily and
with each other
Often they drink so much they have
10 be assisted TO their rooms. One wo-
man. until recently a reignng duchess.
had pointed out TO me three times as
The cutup Of The party who drank so
much she had TO be carried to her
apartment.
Ludwig OF Bavaria, on the other
hand lives quietly though magnificent
~, with his daughter Princess Hide
garde and some close friends at the
Castle Of Sails in the mountains OF
eastern Switzerland near Chur. He
takes walks daily, is approachable, fire.
quently has his picture snapped, and
is IN anything but hard straits.
Karl OF Austria came fleeing into
switzerland several months ago with
his wife Zita, three children and an
army OF servants escorted by Colonel
Struu OF the British army.
The Swiss government didn't know
whether to admit him or not. fearing :
II ilrst the opinion OF the allied world ,
But Swiss officials say Britain infer
Nened, said his life was in danger and
got him in.
Part Of the time he lives in State At
Evening journal., 1919-08-16

Max Of Baden. who tried unsuccess-
fully TO steer the German ship Of state
after the kaiser threw mp the job. has
arrived hurriedly with his family in
this exile state for kings, and here he
is with his little daughter.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16

and most sanitary of their
kind.
Preserving kettles, of
smooth, polished, gray
enamel, are 90c to $500;
of snowy white enamel,
s1.10 to S4.75; of bright
aluminium, $3.50 to SIG; of
sturdy iron, enamel-llned,
S1.15 to 1925.
o -gr--rr
TT may be understood at
once that when we ad-
- vertise or se.l an enam-
eled kettle Cor cooking uten-
sill of any kind, we mean
one that really is enameled;
not one that has a thin coat
ing Of inferior enamel over
it everywhere except in the
places where it didn't
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
What About Preserving
The Housekeeper?

This Doesn't Look Like Wory-and 1t Isn't!
TIME: Coming season.
PLACE: An up-to-date home.
PUZZLE: Discover. if you can, phich of these
tUo in the picture Is the
ANSWER: Neither The is back In the
Kitchen.
Modern social value upon woman's youth,
spirit strength vitality-and il high time II did
Nowadays a woman can put up kind of canned
preserved goods with full justice the fruit herself and
family without forgetting she Natures
Of self-preservation-
Provided she advantage of the modern improvements
and efficient aids canning preserving and drying all Of which
found in the Wanamaker Housefurnishngs
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
BY AUNT GRACE

Want TO make one Of those ugly gas
masks ,the Nank wore when they went
over the top?
They are not very pretty but they are
fun TO make-and you can put one on
Evening journal., 1919-08-16

~ AIMING and preserv-
ing time is now at
- its height-or ap-
preaching it. But with
what a difference, to be
sure, from the kind of stir
and pother over the process
that Mother used to
make p-and still more,
Great Grandmother.
Great-Gran d m o t h e T.
could she view the splendid
and timely exhibit of mod
ern canning devices in the
Wanamaker Store, would
surely echo the ejaculation
of the peach!
For those who are able
to come and view them, all
the new, good devices, con-
trivances and improve
ments for canning and pre-
serving are on display here,
and intelligent salespeople
are at hand to explain their
uses.
The good old contriv-
ances are not wholly for
gotten, either.
Don't forget that Grand
mother was no ignoramusl
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
The Nudge Patent Gamer

food by stesmng instead of steving process
serzes it while cooking and retains the natural shape
of the ripe fruit vegetables and their delicious
favor.
The Nudge is operate and quick giving results
practicable putting up quantity of food
a large quantity.
The food handled only and that Is when putting
into the jar The does the
Price IS to s2375 according to jar capacity.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16

The Want Ads are the channels
through which new business and op-
portunitics to make money are pouring
every day.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16

q ELFISH or not, we
~ prefer to sell polish
- ed, perfectly finished
utensils, heavily coated
with pure enamel, that
build up the fame e of
our Housefurn 8 h ings
Store. rather than the kind
that help to build fame for
the skilful operator on that
troublesome appendix
which a witty medical stud
ent has defined as:
"A trap for cherry
stones, and a source of in
come for the aspiring
Junior surgeonp
In other Uords, Ire
sell preserving ket-
ties and not destroy.
ing kettIesl
Of course, we think that
of all the preserving ket-
ties we sell, the finest and
the best are the light,
dainty, glittering, labor
saving aluminium ones.
1T may therefore be seen
that we have taken
good care of the wo-
man who does her canning
by conservative processes.
But we take equally good
care, as the neighboring
column will show, of the
progressive woman who has
forsworn the stewkettle
and all its works.
The number of these
grows daily.
Mother is still canning.
bless herl in countless in
stances, and Daughter is
helping her, for the cost of
"boughten" canned fruit
and vegetables during the
past two Winters h as
taught every prudent
housekeeper the economy
of putting up her own fresh,
delicious vegetables and
fruits, especially if she has
a garden.
But how easily it can be
done, nowadays!
Nothing demonstrates
this fact more strongly than
a visit to the Wanamaker
Housefurnishing Store.
DAUGHTER. of course.
took the lead in this
progressive C a m
paign, emphasizing in fem
mime style the saying of
some wit:
Man is HeUer too
old to learn, and his
sons are HeUer too
young to teach him"
When. during the late
war. the young girls form
ed canning clubs, or enlisted
for service in the home
kitchen, they were impati-
ent of slow or troublesome
processes, and were horri-
fed at those that took the
crispness out of their love-
ly fluffy hair.
So "the girls" maybe
seconded or financed by
Father" or "the boys" in
sisted on buying that
Wanamaker Special Cold
Pack Gamer. or that fine
Gamer.
Mother and Grandmother
may have grumbled a lit
tie, to avoid seeming to
yield too easily, but at
heart they are now as de-
lighted over the results as
any one.
To mention the least Of
the benefits first: those
art-breaking stains on
aprons, assignable
to huckleberry or tomato.
grape or peach, that used
to be regarded as "all in
the days work" of even
dainty and careful hands.
are reduced to a minimum
With a patent Gamer, which
obviates the old-time trial
some series of pourings and
.ransferences from vessel
o vessel of the hot, sticky.
and appallingiy
,olorful concoction.
And the biggest blessing
# all is that now every
'ody in the family has
ime, even in the canning
eason, to sit on the porchl
Evening journal., 1919-08-16

and pretend 10 be a soldier.
To make the mask use i2-inch
square made from a sheet OF this
newspaper and follow the diagram
closely.
Fold on the dotted lines.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
IS HTE'RE in a sure
W enough pickle
noTp" remarked

4" UTE'RE in a sure
w enough pickle
noW," remarked
the Cucumber.
"a regular jaml" tdrtiy
retorted the Grape.
"I'm all of a steU,"
tlcittered the Tomato.
"Preserre u.s." ferUentiy
exclaimed the Peach.
Resign yourselves" re-
marked n philosophical
Green-Gage. at is sing
uIdr. but aIlOdys true, that
Just IrheH the canning sea-
son begins, it's all oUer for
US.
"And dHyhoIc. Mrs.
GOodbousekeeper ID OE s
put Up the best preserves
and pickles in torn. She
visits the Wdndndker
HOusefurHishings Store
each year, to keep In touch
t1ith all the new contrib
ances and ldbor-suUing
helps, and after all, it's
something to be canned
in a perfectly up-to-dote
Kitchen"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01
Coach Turner
Has Hard Job
Mentor Must Build a New
BackfieId for Broadway
This Year

Handicapped by greed material.
Coach Leslie Turner. Of the Broad
way high grid team has his work cut
out for him during the coming weeks
moulding n backfieId.
The entire backfield VIII be made
up OF men new to the positions as
the 1918 offensive squad was broken
up by graduation.
Kelly" Hagen, captain OF the first
hill team may be shifted 20 the back
field. He held down an end job last
year. Chef Vincent. n last years
veteran is making a strong bid for n
half back job. He IL expected 20 do
the punting for the Orange and
Black squad,
or the new material Wendall Pet.
erson. who played on the second
team last year. and Otto strizek.
another last year man. are fighting
II out for quarterback with Wendell
having the edge.
Percy Egtvet. who - playing his
first football. Is playing fsllback on
the first team. Jim Esary, another
new man, Is holding down halfback
job Tate and Wright are also show.
ing good form.
From this material Turner must
mould hts backfield and It's not go
ing to DE an easy Job as most Of the
candidates are working on tho grid.
iron for the first time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01
Scion Series
Starts Today
First Go Delayed by Rain;
Mails and Cook Are
With SacS.

Charley Mullen win lead hi.
Siwashes against the Sacramento
club in the first game Of the
series at the local lot today. The
opener was delayed yesterday
by rain.
Brenton Is scheduled TO hurl
for the home club while the Sc.
lection Of the visiting mound
men hasn't been announced as
yet.
The Soions with a hard hitting
crew are stepping fast and as
they took seven straight games
from the locals the last time
they met the outlook isn't any
too bright for the home team
boys.
Walter Mails, southpaw n In
Daniel Webster. and young Cook,
% receiver. who played with Sc
attic Mt the start OF the season,
are now with the Sacs and are
determined TO show the home
folks that the Seattle club made
"a mistake In letting 'em 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01
Euers Picks
Cincy Team
to Beat Sox
Says Reds Have Class and
Hurlers: Reuther Is Big
Edge With Bat
ny JOHNNY EvERs

tWritten Tor the United Presrl
CINCINNATI. o.. Oct. Per
ceniage" always has been n big fac
tor In deciding tho world series. I
believe the close figuring and head
work that NO 90 make up percent
age In baseball are going 90 win the
worlds baseball title for Pat Moran's
team. Moran probably will pitch
Reuthcr In todny'a game. n he does
no will open up 'hig percentage" pos
abili,iea
First. with Hcuthcr In the box.
Moran l. adding strong hitter 10
his offcnse. This n especially true
of cicotie or another right handler for
the sox.
Second with Reuthcr IN the box.
John Collins ~ be In right field Tor
Chicago. and I.eibold. more danger
Gus man on offenrn ana defense. win
he removed from consideration.
Third. with Reuthcr. n nou,hpaw.
In the box. the batting efficiency Of
Eddie Collins and jackson. whose
clubs carry most danger 10 tho Reds.
viii he greatly reduced. These cic-
fncnts. which may seem small In
themselves. when regarded as a
whole. are sure 20 prove mighty big
factors IN a rine-K game sefien They
form ''prrceniage." and Ia short
series u In very possible that the mar.
kin between victory and defeat will
b" the margin the percentage rivcm
Moran figured on using Rea,her
In the opener. because ne regarded
him az the man mos, likely 60 turn
back the White Sox. Victory IN the
first game will siyc the Reds Ills
advan,aFr. since. IN very few cases
has victory IN n World series gone 20
a club that lost the first game
Many pages % figures HAVE been
written 20 show the uurcriority 81 the
sox. but dope hascd on such founda
tion does the Reds an Injustice. 10
pitching the Reds are superior to tha
sox; on the defense they are equal
In batting the Fox may have a M ~
an edge. hut the Reds are pinch
players. They are just as surely a
money club" as the sox. They play
real hs-~sall They hasr -ciare =
And They have one ~ the greatest
managers in the game There are
reasons. believe. the cincinnaii Reds
will be champions Of the world when
the last play ~ the f,naf game Is
licked over the wires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01

Los Angeles Is to have a motor.
drone and stands to seat so. 900 fans.
II viii be ready for racing February
% and may lead to the construction
Of other similar structures in Pacific
Coast cities for automobile racing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01

There baseball classic which gets
between the Reds and the Chicago
White in this mans
Tho principal undoubtedly the fact that
which considered next TO the
majors Ia class For the first time In have seen
right off Of Of the Northwestern
had baseball Class "A ball True,
thru lack Of time In which TO obtain the right s
with the squads the circuit but
Seattle the best baseball In the country and h
proving II stronger day.
Anothir reason. the fact that
billed the big tussie. Dutch"
R<uisr stated mound time familiar
Northwestern diamonds lie performed with the Spo
club local lot there few fans who
haven't the big boy in action lie sort Of Babe
Northwestern circuit lie busted bomers
the right field wall In Seattle In two consecutive days something
hasn't since Fred McMuin, utility nfieder Of
ppyed In
others la the diamond classic who
played the league and while they
didn't Seattle they In the Coast league, it's
wonder that tahirg interest than usual In
the big struggle
Reds there mighty who viii lay the coin Of the
string white
because a most Of the base
ball critics the have the better team.
While the big series Is getting under In the East
other big Los Angeles today when the
Angels vernon Tigers fight for the Coast league
order they five
Of eight the leaders going 10 be
mighty struggle and viii close second the big series
interest Tandem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01
CINCY MONEY COMES
TO FRONT IN "CHI"

CHICAGO. Oct. More Cincin.
natl money was in sight in Chicago
today than at any time previously
since betting started on the worlds
series A. result the odds shifted
10 nearer even money.
Odds nj Jim O'Leary's. one Of the
hes, known clearing houses for bets
in Chicago. were quoted at from 10
on the sox 10 win the series and
9 TO S on Cincinat winning todny's
game. Most Of the cincinanfi money
came from outside OF Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01
SOUTHERN LEAGUE MAY
KILL SEVEN-MAN RULE

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct 1.-The
annual meeting of the Southern
league will be held here December
IS. according 20 an announcement,
b. President John -. Martin. In
addition TO the election Of presl.
dent for next season the discussion
Of the "seven-man rule" viii com.
up and will probably be revised 10
pcrmi; ten players OF Glass A or
higher rating 90 play In the league
and five OF lower class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01
MEMPHIS UNC0VERS
NEW GOLF PHEM0M

MEMPHIS. Tenn. oct Mem
phls now has a boz wonder golfer
Henry wenxlsr. jr, &c years old
succeeds Martin J. Condor as city
champion. wennlcr's Victory was
no surprise. aH he has been turn
ing in several cards 81 70 u late
Local fans expect him 10 meet Bob
BY Jones. Perry Adalr. Tommy
whseiock. Dick Hickey. Frank God
chaux and other Southern hoy stars
on an equal plane next season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01
ANGELS OPEN
BIG SERIES
WITH TIGERS

LOS ANGELES. Cal. oct. r.
The Angels and Tigers start with
double header today. the
''crncialest'' OF all the crucial
series OF the Pacific coast league
season.
II the Tigers can win five GU,
OF the seven gnmcr. they'll get the
pennani. for which the Angels now
lead.
The series n running the Gin
cinnatl show a close race for public
interest here. Last night every
box and reserved seat had been sold
for today.
Curly Brown and Vic Aidridre
are tho two pitchers tho Angels
have chosen for today's games.
Frommc and either Dawson or
Houck are tho Tiger entries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 1.--Hurl-
ing strong ball, Spider" Baum let
the oaks down with five hits and
shut out the home club in the first
game Of the series here yesterday. /
To o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01

Miss Jennie Fletcher. Of Leices-
ter, Eng, woman's champion swim
mer Of England for 100 yards. and
who was member OF the British
aquatic team at the Stockholm
Olympic games in 1912. viii reside
IN Canada. She Is to be married
70 H. H. Hysiop. OF Ecclefechan.
Scotland. who now resides in North.
ern Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01

Let's 20 eat at Bcldt's-uptown,
l41t Sd Ave: downtown. s13 "a Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01

Smuggling with the best of the swasmiths in the National
league during the closing weeks OF the Pat Duncan
Morans oufeder has the chance of lifetime TO make
his job in the big show thing during the coming
worlds baseball classic Moran has been hard up for out
feders all year Bressler pitcher, played the outfield
part of the time and Sherwood Magee National league vet
held down the left field berth for time But Dun
has sugged his way into regular berth and is hitting
cleanup the Reds roster He has been busting out
doubles triples homers and singles with regularity and be-
the White Sox do not know his weaknesses if he has
az, Duncan has a big chance TO win fame with his
during the coming title games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01
HOCKEY AFFILIATION

Tho Canadian Amateur Hockey as
ISOLATION has arranged an alliance
with the international Skating Union
Of America by which the government
Of all amateur hockey on the con.
linen, viii come under their joint
control.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01
10 HONOR SULLIVAN

II has been suggested that ths big
new athletic field nt Jersey cify con
structed on the nitc OF an old reser.
volr be named after the late James
T. Sullivan OF the Amateur Athletic
union. who accomplished 80 much
for the good Of the organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01
LONG BEACH TO HAVE
NEW AUTO RACE TRACK

NEW YORK. Oct. IA new race
track viii be constructed at Long
Beach. l.. I. The enterprise IL be-
ing fostered by Senator Reynolds. OF
New York. who has a number Of
wealthy men associated with him. II
probably viii be ready for racing in
1921. and viii give New York enfhu-
siasts a racing season from April Is
TO November IS,