The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1919, Page 7

Y Wonderful Duo Art Requires No Pedaling In the Duo Art, the air chamber is kept filled with air without pedaling. This en- ables the one Playing to devote his entire instrument a pleasure instead of a labor. The Duo Art is ideal for Dancing, as no attention is required after the roll (any make) is inserted. Because of the superior Tone Coloring, Time Control and Solo Ac- cemting Features, the Dwe Art dance me- sic-is perfect. The Duo Art is far ahead of all other Players in these vital features— 1—Tone Gradation—having practically twice the number of Tone Gradations of any other —— instrument, producing perfect “tone color” impossible in any other Player. lection. the t perf “tee ce, pct Sale—bringing melody), but. at the:same tim trolling the accompaniment so that it propiaty supperta the Solo. Solis cabot cstecae tenes weauiiiicde tt Ge cone 28 i ye bro art a as anc so ccnupiotietion tines 5 areso many in thin bout the Duo Art—we cordially allie’ you to SiG Be-0b co and heer ie THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919. ‘TWOBOYS HELO WEATHERWAS THEATRES AND ON CHARGE OF | TAKING $1,000 COBB WAS HERE $1,000 in the Sea-| wary 1] h, aged 16 kamoh ater lodged in the Seattle, on a grand lar AL bilis. fre board Parl and awa, Was city Jail tn ceny charge According to a confesasion purport ed to have been made to Detective sohter, the ey when th the vault palf in $60 The boys lo while horwe-back riding | which frustrated a plan © Mexico. Compromising purchased Wild Weat oc era and boots, They cut pootrooma, shot the nd terrorised “The weathe ad ned to have tak the counter tevin Cobb made a livered a lecture periences at the W the Y. M,C. A., at the Pilgrim Ce gregational ¢ h, and a train for I No man on “My hen Smith t or un army offi ked out in gorgeous array, with bla feathers in his cap, IT later learr ed he was a captain in the secret ) in the | se off the on Skamokawa, | ¢ olvers, finah+ aweat which, he sald, ma am n attempt at organization in | AIRPLANES ARE USED IN CAUCASUS ELECTION BOY SCOUTS’ DAY terday was Boy Scouts’ day churches and = whereve were enough boys in the ¢ munity to warrant, the ministers de ted a whole service to the scouts would eal was held to set up an state here there were AUTOS HELPED MAIL Twenty autos were used to con | represented on the bal three shifta of 500 postoffice|Ohe Of the partion put out employes in Seattle to work while |90 flyers or handbills and the Hob the street cars were not running, |*beviki used airplanes to snow ature all over ——— [their campaign iit ott elty 1 wome inited th tartle workers vey the votes jsoldiers and the part m the election, the Men the were Armenian Federalist TROTSKY. 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Waitoburg ..sseeeee Alletu Vandyke REPORTED Name Lidsvate Thomas J, Vandyke