The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1919, Page 2

Now here—the idyl of grape juice, women and song. The Comedy with a love course that runs about as straight as the Duwamish— The story of a maid whose whole life is gov- erned by spilled salt, lucky stars and the fall of the cards— Dorothy Gish “NOBODY HOME” (Hands across the ivory) Small Farms in the City— That’s really what we offer you in University Home Tracts, at 35th ave. N. E. and E. 55th st. Large tracts, abounding in rich soil and supplied with city water— that’s the opportunity we present for you to get away from the rent problem. $50 Cash $10 Monthly With a total cost of $349 to $599, will buy one of these city farms, with title guaranteed. Go to our subdivision office, four blocks east of end of Roosevelt (Ravenna) Park car line, and our salesmen on the ground will show you the property. PHONE KENWOOD 3649 THE SEATTLE STAR—S MALOTTE —on the— WURLITZER “Going Up”. ..Selection “IT Love You Truly” “Orpheus” Overture “Roses at Twilight” CONCERT 1:30 SUNDAY An Open Letter pa the Seattle Central Labor Council | Please post Cupid on the unfair list. In this picture he works 25 hours a day without col- } lecting a cent for over- } } time. Dorothy's -troubles with her lovers and a brace of *hope-to-die burglars, will simply double with laughter! you up SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 men under Brambilla, playing “Italian Echoes,” Folk Songs from Sunny Italy, and “Down South,” by Middleton Coliseum’s News Service TRUCK USED TO CARRY PLUNDER: Police Voice Belief After’: Gille Home Robbery or man 1 the home of Hen or whoever it salen manager of the! «& Traction 2005 Light Crescent drive have at night, must police believe. Friday truck Everything, from sitk clothing belonging to € ity pins owned by his daughter Ma delle, was taken The family plate was + le, to soror ked for a few odd spoons while everything In save that which the way of jewelry members of the family were ing, dixappeared B. Welle ported the wear th ave. re oak rock er and two E * rug rear porch J. § Johnson, 1006 W st., lost a gold watch atta nugget chain, J. B. Nixon, Oreas st, lost $151 in Liberty bor and War Savings stamps, whi H. Birkel, w nid bracelet and a pair 4e11 2708 Blaine st 4 wateh, @ of cuff links. 'Plan K. C. Huts in Alaska To establish a number tional huts in the of Alaska, a part Colu » officials, H. Carmody, of Grand Rapids, Mich. deputy supreme knight, and Dr W. Buckley, Mint preme physician, sailed from tle Saturday morning on the « of Seattle 700 Whales Are Already Caught VICTORIA, 1 Aug. 20,—The whaling trolled t Consolidated ¥ ng are makin atohe of recrea er City hips corporation thi son than 7 whale en taken SATURDAY, AUGU ‘| Mra. Freeman was brutally mur-| shirte and trom his| at | fickals Outposts | "°*'"n of Knights of! paimer j including Martin| 5} last: Monday 30, MORE FOOD IS ON WAY HERE Club Purchase Plan Urged by Battle 1919 The number o' apportioned to ¢ creased to 48, according t munication received by the zone supply officer from the war de partment The Thursday, ficlala, Housew! nat they without @ glimpse at of the food | cording top: ‘med on es are ral do not ing the care to sen have proven to be too families that if two buy In club fashion. MAY CONDEMN SPRUCE LINE Suit Is Filed in Port Angeles Court 8, Aug, 30—Suit about 20 miles of the railroad connecting KO, Milwaukee & St railroy t Joyce and extend I Pleaxant in Clallam Washington, has heen filed urt of Clallam Angeles “& PORT A wuperior eo by the Port Harbor Ff pany ad wan recently acquired by J States Spruce Production corporation The inary hearing complaint asks that a prelim © held on October 7 ad was 8. Ker miles of ed and Low Pat Ff FOURTH NEAR PIKE NOW HERE—UNTIL TUESDAY NIGHT ONLY A story that will tug and tug at all the big emotions you know-—— 4 of directors of | the P. tion A. & G. H. Rallroad corpora The road y been placed on the market by the U. 8. Spruce Production corporation at Portiand, Ore, Bide were to t 2, 1919 Pr. A ember a6 repre H. 1 wented by J. W Lindsay, general counsel Attorneys, Joner, NOME MARSHAL “TAKES JOHNSON Alleged Murderer of Portland | Woman Is Captured | port. : lwho Mre. have murder eerman in Port-| day was captured! jat Nome, Al aceording to jeablegram which was received here morning from United Marshal Jordan at Nome this Staten J n'n message stated that John ing Mre wed, the robting a man/ with which money Nome |xon confessed ki |man. He also confes marshal reported, to in Seattle of $50, he made the trip to Mra. Freemar most pre Free Nome mir al om the San F where he was serving time for having attempted © kill & woman who had lived with) him as his wife | The theory for secur Johnson's alleged Jerime is that he feared his bene |factrese, Mrs. Freeman, knew of ertain actions of his which would cause her to have his parole from San Quentin revoked dered with a piece of gas pipe FOOD ROTTING — -— INLIVERPOOL? |Report U. S. Shipments Are| Tied Up by Strike | BY RALPH F. COUCH | (United Press Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON, here today that big un food ar Aug. 10.—Of nvestigating shipments of | in Eng are A report | Americ }land be }port w jand wh I spoiling stri ed from New York a ks at Liverpool and Southamp: military outposts | | Meanwhile Attorney awaiting | gress on his proposed amendmer | the Lever food control bill, providing |Jail sentences General for profiteers | { Upon how soon congres nd whether | the amendments will de the government will be permanently | successful, Palmer believes forcing further food price within 90 days in reductions | Alleged Blanket Thief Is Freed nt of ju |‘Travis, ‘Tex., will ap federal grand jury at Tex, on charges of ling | left wing Jed as 7 be received Sep: | | {road cor pas, * “THE VIRTU THIEF” It is full of big dramatic moments. As she bends before a safe, she sees a hand on the door. It tells her that all she has yearned for, worked for, fought for, through long, weary months, has been in vain. Now she is trapped—her brother’s disgrace equaled by het own. Yet a jealous wife and the “other woman” help her more that she knows. Come and see how they do it. + * ok ERNEST P. RUSSELL on the WURLITZER SOCIALISTS ARE INVALID CZECHS Maz! Fomd Dat IN CONVENTION SAVEDIN WRECK Pending decision by Coroner ©: Name of Debs Is Mentioned U, s. Vessel Heffron Goes Tiffin as to whether an of death of William F, Mom for Presidency Nomination | Ashore on Matsure Island Centralia cook who was Thursday night in the Butler ‘ Sam J. Dickerson, the companion, was being held in the city jail. The coroner at the posta) examination declared the mast the dead man's neck indicated had been choked to death. son was asleep in bed by body was found by Dr : Japan in a typhoon, will be most) tooker, the Butler house ms difficult | Police Lieut, William aa fe All of the 870 invalided Czechs,|Say8 he believes the man “lwho were in charge of the Red|@ hemorrhage. Cross, were rescued by Japanese de- re : s and sampans, | will be held to determine the | sii CHICAGO, Aug eaders of me | TOKYO, Aug, 26, — (Delayed) ~ (United of United States shipping board Hef |fron from Vladivostok, which so-called radical | conservative right dominate and announce the future policies of the Socialists The meeting ney convention p last nigh: ‘ ally met, Ww b % were forcit hall Press.)—Salvage the! ted States went to war, to- prepared for the tussle to de whether the or the y went : ashore on Matsure island, south of | stroyer Conservative minority bad annou 1 of making the gathering a “Bol-| or isl shevik barbecue,” unless radical mands were upheld Names Kate O'F and of Matsure was ex-| reported by the United| Honolulu dispatch of, At that time it was rip was the Shermar known to be in that vi clusively Press 1 August of Eugene V now Debs and serving prison sentences, were frequently mention. | feared the ble candidates for nom ution for president and vice dent, respectively PATHFINDER FLEET REACHES COLUMBUS) COLUMBUS, 0., Aug. in pre Heart Ties Aren’t Always Human Heart ties are generally supposed GOODWIN REAL ESTATE CO: E-S'GOODWIN,Pres. VICTORJ.GREEN,SalesMgr| BIG Labor Day Dance CARROLL’S LUNA |} PARK PAVILION Also Dance Toinght and || Every Night — Have a | Swim, Then Dance ALKI CAR or West Seattle Ferry 312-314 LEARY BLDG, MAIN 4357 | clothing. army blankets for whieh he is four airplanes, lost thru var to have reeeived $400 } the of d 118 officers ‘olumbu hearing ® given hi of $1,000 w today 3 comma pedition © outfit here ure Antonio. LONDON never undre tated by a to the Aug vod f eptua steamer Protesilaus Trim « Meath) yp : Cash and notes to the value of $700 were found concealed in her hift Saturday te couver to finish loading the Orient The Protesi bected to sail September 7. house. Minus sm ill-American pathfing 1 motor trucks, five nd men Major an the strings that enwrap the her and hero. But the th ning, Heart ti ring they © ometimes ma od. Stim fil com suing the towers-Mylroie ompany for $4 red heart ties. ‘The made Rogers-Mylroie ¢ m to is an are not pany Lumber undelive claim they the company tract with pany for the deliver 900,000 feet with company didn't ct to the letter, th mson company declares, and so want damages. » build railroads sMylr so you can “T know, because I found that it stopy itching when J f tion, and in a shor tine was gune, 1 used Ret wad ft quickened the actin Ne You can and it Ointment. your druggé aoa ra ‘ i