The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1919, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1919. Searls of Tlire FREDERICK & NELSON Se ted y ‘bye—a Sack Londoz FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE COPYRIGHT SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS ock took his message into the} such as th where G/U Gieee| Alaies hase Lee ee ne two Indian man s In An Exceptional Offering Scheduled for Wednesday: was Information | vants, summoned by the maid ano among his # ed the he and ground te at the report Ricardo | she | fat Chir ad brought in of the f Le amen cao uk" vee! 7340 Pairs of Women’s Imported was her report,| which time c other time, even tho the re-| ma the re-} mate em pleasant! vaman. > pay delive “ c "7 r age ™ oK bd fq the way. He te jailed and . 4 0 DP ‘ | hout resentment and without be ie Gio Sor’, cetone. be sever nt” obes Yt_ Peon, with} * § eon 4,|/trayal of the dixappointment that Y1C - Francis and o« confide for the purpose | finally, with alee y. “She in| was his at his deal interrupted just |[] m jail, and the t uc | not your girl, She has other papalere the money was paid into his |f| ; and mamma hands. | take to the rm S a : But Enrtec ° dof at he " : * - ‘which "has landed” cat ch. I apeak Spanish. | lows was too wean arief at Deri DEPARTED RELUCTANTLY | Featured at Three Remarkably Attractive Prices: the parsoit Sngl I write Spanish. Ij lement at this explic But he departed reluctantly. The or justice, |lement « ‘ plicit statement of n par reluctantly Phong 9 sue Creel oF I write now in/an old secret place was «¢ for his business. It Wwetrd Jude of primitive Cem b fo © Senor Solano, You} “Yes,” he nodded. “Though tt in| W8* sprouting secrets, Never was jawing their release, f ite, so you cannot thus/not known outside my family, [| there « riper harvest in Canaan out) place to see Senor Solano, Big bus-| adopted her when she was a baby, | Of which, sickle in hand, a husband. . iness, Much important, Very se-|It is strange that you should know/™an was driven. Had it not been e e e rj eret. I write all this here on paper| this, Hut I am not interested in| for the zealous Indian attendants which you cannot read.” having you tell me what I have long| Y! Peon would have darted around they eacape to the Valley of Lost Se * But he did no hat he had] since kno “ ant to know |the corner of the hacienda to note +3 : é r . ; (Continued From Yesterday) woe ee ee ee ee Cer net eeu Sait oe —providing a most seasonable opportunity to provide economically for one’s Autumn and In the meanwhile, de he The § Solano. Ih Peon grave nd eytmpathetic- | 6° he hill, finding the weigh rs : . \ oaiien river ty nica, the | great secret a xy? St tread tad cree: caw casas, he Pe) Winter Glove Requirements. Queen, and the two It was Alesandro, the eldest of) P different secret,” he ex.|!nto her the life and made b ie tim mK r MN son " ano, who evi-| plair Maybe I find that secret. | her own weight a litt briefly pendts "ot_mo-| ons Pact Negy mye Rang Gp lah ana gnc pond get areal gy in 1,200 Pairs of Women’s Gloves ret. You do not know that name from his ment that was ’ i, : returning maid. lof the Senorita Leonica’s papa and Enrico swept oa $ 5 the time, had occurre t o- 4 ae youn’ be he alk| mamma. I k ” mule ere ab uld dismount, #0 at $1.65 Pair lano hacienda, Cumbin: vind most shouted at fat Chinese,| And old Enrico Solano could not| Passionately eager was he to fold —Washable Capeskin Gloves, in a desirable shade pathway to th “What is RT Quick hide his interest at the temptation| er in his arms. For seve . : ° apes panied by a : one wh ery good business,” was the|of such information Utes ensued naught but noisy Latin of tan, with one-clasp fastening. Price $1.65 pair. black shawl over head and shoul . Yl Peon noting the other's ex-| “Speak,” he commanded. “Name! 4ffection as her brothers all strove ald not quite hi d| cltement with satisfaction. “I make|the names, and prove them, and 1|t greet and embrace her at once gona face of be “| much money I buy-—what you call | shall reward When they recollected themselves, 2 ; ee Tay coc Wace cast tae oh es cessed. Wn la Vltnede ba Goody naked tae Lots 1,200 Pairs of Imported (French) Gloves hacten ta “pad e ived rust ” Very poor busine I no do bust.| Who Dreams from her mount, and . He was a Chinaman, middle-aged ¥ » you know about the|ness that way, You pay me T tell beside her, her hand in his, was $1.95 Pair and fat, whose moon-face beamed | geno, § * Alesandro shout-| you. My secreta good secrets, 1| Waiting recognition the beneficent good nature that |eq, gripping him by the shoulder ve my wecrets, You give me| “Thtw is my wife,” Francia told —two-clasp Gloves, in glace finish, white only, with seems usual with fat persons, By Everything. Very important tn pesos and big expenses from | Enrico, “I went to Cordilleras after vatane Disatin caret sHtnh? “Str yap re. A gia: ia’ 3 Poon, tesanin a Chie dete hema } Legon hh ght Phyto agri pneoteeellBlg Aeris nereg aga overseam or Paris-point stitching. Price $1.95 pair. of the © Apple,” his manners | Alesandro could no longer n and I tell you name of papa| Was there ever better fortune? were as softly 4 hiy oily as! oo) himself. He almost hurie “And she sacrificed a great trean 5 P f his name. To the olf crone, who! 4 Thinaman into the house. nrico Solano bowed acaquieacence,| Ure herself,” Leonica murmured 00 M tottered beside him and = half | not relaxing his grip, rushed on just In the act of ordering | bravely. | ' airs o Imported (French) Gloves he was the quin-| into the living room and up to En-| / to go and fetch themoney| “She was queen of a little king- o. * Bes Ed CORMIRE | ote: , ne quiet, spirit-eubdued Indian |dom,” Francis added, with a grate $1.95 Pair He has news gt Leonie Ales-| maid created a version. Running | ful niring flash of eyes to —~two- s ety 2 7 al j faltered from sheer andro shouted into the room up to Enrico, as| Le . who quickly added two-clas P, glace sty le, black only, with plain and nd would have! Where is she?” Enrico and his| they had never seen her run before,| “And she saved all our lives but fancy embroidery. Price $1.95 pair. nd gave her) son shouted in chorus she wrung her hands and wept so ificed her little kingdom in #0 none wee Haht—was Yi Peon's thought. incoherently that they knew her | doing.” m the climb) such excitement, altho it augured| paroxyam was of joy, not of sad-| And Leonica put her arm around rs ‘ z ss ek Sen Wis wontnens, Was sathen | hens the “queen's waint, took her away 3,500 Pairs of Washable Gloves. 240 Pairs of Real Kid Glovesat .. lisquieting to him as well | “The Senorita!’ she was finally |from Francis, and led her Into ; A a Mistaking his busy thinking for|able to whisper hoarsely, as she in- | hacienda. $1.95 Pair $2.45 Pair 24 As : fright, Enrico stilled his sons back | dicated the side plaza with a nod of | (Canttaied beniseeann, 4 * wap - Seating the old woman tn a se-|with an upraised hand and ad-|head and glance of eyes. “The| |. : —one-clasp, pique style, with two-tone em- —two-clasp style, glace finish, pique sewed, in lected, shady corner of the plaza,| dressed the visitor quietly Senorita!’ |, (Copyright, 1919, International P, Pig % BED Hye) & » Piqu ; aula Yi Peon boldly knocked for admit-| “Where is she?” Enrico asked. And Yi Peon and his secret were | Feature Service, Inc.) broidery, in mode, gray, beaver, tan and brown. black only. Price $2.45 pair. WHAT HE KNEW | Covencten Enrte and his sons Price $1.95. and in his business, back-stairs w streaned out to the aide plaza to be | the accustomed way, but his busi-| Haht—thought YI Peon.- The hold Leonica and the queen and | e e Ss Gah ake ett had tage hen td | senorita waa tect.:‘That.wae w now | tne tide Merghan Grepetae Guat | 300 Pairs of Glace Kid Gloves at times when front entrances were im-| secret. It might be worth some * of riding mu | :. . sede Sng ga oon nA [ecm eam te eros | A) PLUMB PLAN 400 Pairs of Mocha Gloves $2.45 Pair tance at the front door. To him, The Indian maid who answered nice girl, of high family and wealth the mouth of the Qualaca river. At at $2.45 Pair —one- and two-clasp Gloves in glace finish; | | CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 9.—The —one-clasp Mocha Gloves in pique style, gray white, champagne, tan, brown, mode, gray and | Workers ee oe ime Umwes Mell or beaver, with two-tone embroidery. Price navy; plain and fancy embroidery. Price $2.45 ited for the Plumb plan for the na-| J i i i oo oe of railroads, it was in-| $2.45 pair. pes @icated here at the opening of the! (First Floor) |miners’ convention today. | Glenn E. Plumb, author of the Experts or eorists— [will devote his time to an ex Also Scheduled for Wednesday haustive analysis of the nationall | zation project. Chiefs of the four |}! Which? “neg A Remarkably Attractive Offering of i Warren 8. Stone, grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En . . |gineers; Timothy Shea, acting pres-| | e e The packing industry is intricate, com- [ident of, the Brotherhood of Fire | Women’ S Silk Hosiery plex—far more so than the railroads or allway Trateamen, wore oa the pre the telegraph. i aoa to: ths. sooneatien, Thine ae —in two exceptional lots as follows: % pected they would issue an appeal : in support of the Plumb plan | . é ° ° Every day multiplying needs of society Pe,3- oe 1,800 Pairs of Silk Stockings at $1.85 Pair : : : . the Mine Workers, was today act incHease its” problems and multiplying ot President Frank J, Hayes. —a special purchase, combined with broken assortments from our reg- responsibilities demand more of it. American ‘Federation ot Labor. will ular stocks, and including all-Silk Stockings, also Silk Stockings with of Labor Wilson may address the lisle top, sole, heel and toe, {n the following and ‘other colors: Highly trained experts, specialists of years’ expe- vention. John Mitchell, former nt of the Mine Workers, will rience, thinkers and creative men, devote their 4 some of the sessions, it was ‘ ‘ lives, their energies, their activities, to solving the grey ee eee , Black Cordovan Gray Tan_ Silver Bronze problems of the packing industry and meeting its pased te weenes Aeninde tor hes | widening duties. Pa ee 700 Pairs of Silk Stockings Pair Swift & Company is not a few dozen packing a | t $1 55 plants, a few hundred branch houses, a few thousand ‘Returned Soldier a . refrigerator cars, and afew million dollars of capital, sat alees No Chances | —dainty Stockings in Richelieu lace-stitch style, with lisle top, sole, heel but an organization of such men. It is the expe- cently discharged from the ‘army andthe: rience, intelligence, initiative and activity which oper- |Third ave, and Pike st. on their ‘ Pe : e |way home Monday night by wildly (First Floor) ates this physical equipment. pulling a bottle of cider from tn- side his coat and dashing It on the) and creative. efoet which hen ‘the Cate ec ish ni then ~ = TWO CHARGED ESCAPED GUN SS oe ree ee outa fe Se ott’ WITH ROBBERY MAN CAPTURED sources, be fostered through the intervention of polit- Be a aninc ae epaeanadnt i ical theorists, however pure their purposes? Or be | Johannes has lived at 86 67th| Charges against two men belleved| . Frank Lanik, who aped from jst He was not detained at police|py the police to have re 1 the! the detention cell In th ounty-City replaced by legislation? Does Congress really think > os sete See Aa 2 Ree oc es (aria Mas baa coment io Cen that it can? [Believe Deck Hand |i.) "et sci ages | wd tcica ‘ty te “oer ad Y Genui Let us send you a Swift “Dollar”. : May Have Drowned |"! pint men are Vincent Pis ‘polis aya with daylight 7 ou Get enuine Personal R . * Vincent Moo 4 Ed. |robbery of the jewelry store of F. C. e It will interest you. |to discover the body of C 1. Mc a egal ane Ba. Pubes of the: seweley shine 0h. ervice Here Address Swift & Company, realy ted cairo ag pe had $400 and ran out of the store. He have fallen from the tug Lumber-|larceny, They are charged with Union Stock Yards, Chicago, TL, man into Lake Washington and|having in their possession a ste jumped into an auto and forced the The feature that takes thacM. & Ncw ; check for $34.80. Max Netz o driver at the point of a gun to drive dro ed Monda afternoo 2 ‘ spe. : Mec ae pon drop mage on the|the check, and it was identified as| him south to 4 r the Sears tists different from others is that you get real tur, was abourd when the vesscl|one of the 185 stolen August 11,/Roebuck plant, wt he made his personal service here. started oan the lake with a tow|He said he got it from the two ac-/ escape over the ® . . cused men. Ralph Herzman also} Later in the month he was arrested Your dental needs are taken care of by a of logs, but was mins hen even sere al f é Swift & Com an [ J S A. ih be ok wie maa Friends de,|sald he got @ stolen check from the|at Third ave. and Columbia st., where SPECIALIST in the particular kind of work ’ 4 bd clare ho was subject to fits, and it|men. Hight checks of the missing) police say he was caught stealing an that you need. 153 have turned up. jauto robe, He battled with the ar- fi sae |is thought he fell into the water |103 | ap And that specialist, who has ant * Graham is out on suspended sen-| resting officers, but was finally cap. Seattle Local Branch, 201-11 Jackson Street during one, of there tence and Pisitelll ts at large on| tured preparing for his work, is a mem! the J. L. Yocum, Manager probation Awaiting hearing, he was placed tn firm—not a hired operator, |$5, 000 Aainiel for | —_—_ the cell in the County-City building, That's why our service is different, | Death of Husband Wifey Went Sidi sig correo es gd : Frieda Johannson, wife of John| a sentence in W Walla peniten Johannson, longshoreman crushed t@ Mother Often tiary. He may tried under the to death between two timbers while “Gone moth ¥ s ” ual crimin et, after being re unloading the Azumasan Maru, Au ithat greete Harold) Waims y ned here I ‘as using the name |gust 28, 1919, was awarded $5,000|peatedly when turned lof Joseph Shee when arrested in mages in superior court Monday | from work, acc © his version | Oakland afternoon, Griffiths & Sprague and) of the family discordances, which re | Lanik is thought to be the man , ore’ »| sulted in his filing a divorce com-|who fought a gun battle with Motor- ogee sere? nn Sites & Oo. were ordered to pay the Si 12 ‘paperioe court Suonday. syle Pussinen Bic at wishes SAR, WANG AG Beinn RESULTS in Black, Cordovan, Navy-Blue and Fawn. Price $1.55 pair.