The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1919, Page 2

PAGE 2 tion as business manager haa b ard of dir . « company SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 1——-This to take charge of the newly created tity took off the i naa masks at | domestic fuel department hoon today, follow A proclama tion by Mayor Rolph, repealing the | dation from Health Officer Fassler Mask ordinanc who said the emergency calling for , The mayor acted on a recommen:! the masks had passed SEND THIS TO SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES ::. Clip the following and send it to your senator and repre- sentatives at Olympia: Olympia, Wash. Dear Sir: I urge you to vote for Senator Lamp- ing’s bill to give Washington soldiers $10 a month for service during the recent war. I urge you to see to it that this measure is not buried in committee. Our soldiers should be treated right. They need ready cash when they are discharged. Let's give it to them thru the Lamping bill—and let’s pass that bill promptly. Merit and not politics should count. Yours sincerely, } King county senators at Olympia | Walter J. Lunn, in the 40th dis, fare: Howard D. Taylor, 80th dis trict; Alfred 5 Miller and Evan Qrict; I. G. O'Hara, Bist district;|Themas, dist district; orke N Dante! Landon, 82nd district, Wil. | Hoxigsen and HC. Bobike, 42nd die Mam Wray, 3rd district: T. D. Rock trict; Pliny Allen and Frank G ‘well, 34th district; Frank H. Renick, | Myers, 43rd district; W. W. Conner istrict; Geo. B. Lamping, 37th dis ©. ©. Quathelm and Robert Gram, | 48th district; Stephen A Hull and , cS 46th district; W. Mt Guile, 47th district. In his new six-act comedy-drama, in which he takes a startling jump from mil- 9 tuys ct the 1 lionaire to coal wagon driver: Romance?” |. as man who marries a strange woman to save hi 35th district: Fred W. Hastings, 36th and Frank Manogue, 44th district | Featuring a hero who does things, a pretty girl, an alleged burglar, a thrilling 72- hour poker game, a woman who marries a strange man to hold a fortune and a self from arrest, THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1919 yo “ures CONSTANCE TALMADGE _ NEARING CLOSE : BURIAL CASE Kant quota * $100,000 was | Noteror Saturda out three mnt the fe 1 indictment rolling, solicitation 5 ; . h ae bathe vanee arming: € t Mutterwor be availa until with defer lay or Me day government and relatives leficlt existed Fr | wie dieg while in naval believed Saturday's : nh thin district esenting an n mulatl no f ria 1 put the drive | charges were made for burial ser we fouture of Saturday's drive it in charged was the seltin ste on the dow Butterworth Will‘sew be forced to wh street 0 young wore t « stand trial on the 43° remaining ot the in who volunteered during the week Churches are expected to turn over Jontial solicitations. |aguinst him by the federal grand nt returned IN AUTO CASE: Dulmage. of the Dulmage Bast Pike aturday from Dulmage and | Dupuy filed the « At the final sioner MoCleliund cape. is for present the prepa 7 Wiis Largest Audience in the | Northwest Keads Star Want Ads * - - “ been paid Demurrers Dog Howls While Neighbors Rant; Police Are Called » of Dante's Inferno as atte 4 the on « of C. A. Harrison, 210 “WHO CARES ?” Here is that type of “different” story you like to see. “Mystery tempts to ruin, fascinates to disaster, leads to luxury, lures to love and lucre,” said a Star editorial not long ago. All right—here’s a mystery. Why does the hero in this picture marry a charming girl, take her to his own house, go away at once and leave her to her dangerous tendency to stray from the narrow path of conven- tions? There are big scenes in it, like the brilliant cafe pic- tured above, and the unusual display of fashionable surf costumes. The picture is now at the t of bed anew | People in the vicinity comptained. Also explanations were offered. One party © ted the dog wan antict- | pating the moon, aa it was a clear night, Others believed tt might be cold. The dog howled until morning, ac cording to Harrison. 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