The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1919, Page 3

Friday—Last Chances to Get a Big Thrill From TOM MIX, in “Rough Riding Romance” FOURTH weer UNION Saturday—a swift story of an Oriental uprising ana the ferreting out of its in- stigators— H.B. WARNER “THE PAGAN GOD” The Scenes in the Interior of China Are Wonderful in Grip and Realism RUSSELL ON THE WURLITZER MUST REGISTER | Voters who did not ballot at the | | municipal election last spring must | register at the city hall before No-| | vember 12 tn order to vote at the port | jand school elections December 2. J.| W. Santmeyer, of the school board, and W. 8. Lincoln, of the port com- THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1919. PUTS FAILURE ['Biskov Once Eaitr ON CHRISTIANS) Blames Missions for Reign in Korea Jap | (Spectal to CLEVES Hong by eohritiar he by AND, in I 4 missionar All faiths tr cluding the The Wight’ Roy thhries = | Burch, whose confit mat BEAT OPERATOR es «| Looked Like a Big neMman 1 the head when he was beater Dense clouds pourtn, Hote fire equipment from n‘late Thursday, A was responsible. age was slight ys who had thre m for driv King had repor a Three of the NEW RON MAIN Several miles it RECORD IN FLYING LONDON, Oct. 10¢ haw certified The Reya’ © Rpeed oF by Cap: water will be won the |W apler-engine British recor Lift Off Corns! Doesn't hurt! Lift touchy corns and calluses right off with fingers Apply a few drops of *‘Freezone’’ upon that old, bothersome corn. Instantly that corn stops hurting. Then shortly you lift it right off, root and all, without pain or soreness Hard corns, seft corns, corns between the toes, and the bard skim calluses oa bottom of feet litt right off—no bumbug! | mission, wil! both be candidates to|- | Succeed themselves, at all performances, See th your own eyes the wonder work being accomplished the Loyal Order of Moose. | One of the workd's greatest Irrign | |tion schemes is the Murrumbidgee |irrigation area, comprising 1,250,000 | lacres in New South Wales. ' Tiny bottles of ‘' Freenane’” cost but a few cents at drug mera §§ Shirts, heavy wool, to $5.00, 20¢ ars oo 35e Dress Ties . nas bishop by the Downtown Blaze de. | Dam. | “BELGIAN STEEL PLANTS MERGE Combination Like U: S. Cor- poration Made (Special to The Star by N jon will be United along the Unes Steel Corporation. ranger re t madi rebuilding of Hetgian steel plant long Amertoan lin and each plant wp pe plist na particular branch | NEW CLASS AT U Dozens of old Who have ret | S@veral yea: [hay Wriday Hay Teens” with of the Ar for the clam, ‘Thy freshman, newt aftili pxpbomores rs, but Will comprise distinct new group, with their own ». War veterans now in college at the Si Yu house last k to lay t oundation for a 900 IN A CLASS. iors or senior «| | Nine hundred University of Wash-| ington students comprise a single | Hl} class in elementary economics this year. This is the largest class in hixtory of the university, It meets in Meany hall for a lecture twice a Week, but is divided into smajl |#*pus for weekly quizzes moe 1 SATAN ATO REGISTER. | ration at the University of | on has passed the 4,700) 4|)m repord. Of this number 1,950 |wtudentd are enrolled in the college of business administration. Free tui tion haa been granted 1,874 ex-service men. State Senator ET. Coman, who ts & Spokane banker, was in Seattle this he would enter} if his business plan at their annual directors’ r ings next Jan uary HAVE AMBITIONS. State Senators Guy B. Groft ana} Harve Phipps, both Spokane lawyers, | have announced that they will both enter the race for Neutenant gov- ernor, /BOLSHEVIKS HAVE _ EYES ON EAST NOW) | PEKIN, Oct. 10.—Propaganda un- covered in China, India and other parts of the Orient indicate that the | Bolsheviks still are looking to the| Fast as their next field for umdest, [EVEN THE CHINESE PLANNING AIRMAIL| PEKIN, Oct. 10.—Aairmail serv- joe is planned between Pekin and Shanghal. | Satisfactory Terms Always te GROTE-RANKINCa padtatinirane xual VICTROLA, BRUN SWICK, COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA ONLY HERE can you find and compare the three leading phonographs illustrated. Positively the foremost all-record playing instrue ment is The Brunswick. 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