The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1920, Page 3

THE SEATTLE iy'MOTORMAN IS |7-YEAR-OLD BOY veel EXONERATED KILLED BY AUTO has been stolen, of her | Detailing of “Inexperienced Deputy Coroner Investigat- search of years and of fi Men” Condemned ing Case | the strange develop- STAR BECONG MEAN BENECA Until Tuesday Only— Night Here's the story of a ment— Motorman M,. R. Fullerton stands An investigntion was under wa exonerated Monday of blame for the Monday by Deputy Co Fra . © street car wreek lant Koepfii into the death of Duane M plo were injured Intost won of Mr. and r sticking to his ra jury in a@ verdict Saturday after th of Paul BE. Beh: am wreek injuries ing Ankeny, who Ii Why didn’t you jump when you st, was arre but was rel 1 jknew the car was « over?” a after he had made tatement t juryman asked Pu who wan the police 1 Police Sergeant W called as a witness, White, who saw t uceident, had I'm not built that wa he re ported that Ar , t gol at the time accident » jury foun@lt “regrettan lad wa to the anagement has al, but died 20 minu xperier | jally eny de the w t going where the more tha when he saw the furphine, su: of his mac utilities, sald was stop most Explaining T on | perinter of public d within three feet the priority rule@ observed by the Wal Ives, 18 2 Laurel ave | department give older men the sustained a severe cut evel Jehotce of runs. s, he said, makes when he was knocked di A fit | C newer men m ne ampui ' Mystery Deepens in Search | for Chicago Heiress iN. 64th ked unconscious, but recovered. | In the unique Saturday Evening Post story of a youth gay, adventurous and romantic and a girl |George E. Ryan in Council Race “A GIRL | CHICAGO, Jan. 1 The search fe young and;, beautiful Minn Jeanne Do Kay was t to et Does she get it? See— atigation of the disapr MARY” were informed “PICCADILLY andidates are A Dadier Salter, Ru t; George B. Worle Kathlyn Williams is in J menian girt, who became an intimat mayer several + the strong supporting J friend of Mw | un + who've aunt f cast. in|ma race last year . Honesty is the best poll P ing poll afte jeads to STRAND ORCHESTRA Playing “Badinage” and “Love’s Old Sweet Song” to N GUN EXPLODES; cscs |) MAN ARRESTED We any time j Tonight or Tomorrow FIX STOMACH RIGHT UP | | Paramount Magazine. Afternoons, the, After 6, He. Children, All prices plus tax Russell on the Wurlitzer ‘ Be tia Drug Thefts |} ‘‘Pape’s Diapepsin’’ | This Is the Man Who Wrote 17h paliee couldnt catch him, oof ee i ede | |Police Say He Confesses to } the R. R. Anti-Strike Clause}: «: 0 sist rane ioe bep-peytese onsen ard. accused of being the man wha/ 14, your stomach is bed—or an Albert Baird Cummins, author of | was in the Iowa legisiature. Twice |poidiy held up Arthur J. Hendrick ‘ i > uncertain one—or a harmful one—| Hf] the Cummins ratiroad bill, which|he was defeated for United [a druggist at 6303 ¢ ja ave cas i tne Valaaiae | 4 includes the anti+strike clause, was | States senate. In 190 wns elect-110-40 o'clock & night 4 | @ rallroader before he became ajed governor of Iowa, and re-elect-|robber got $18 & quantity o habit-forming dru At 1140 o'clock Howard was arrested just outside a poolroom at 120% Pike st. thru no: body's vigilance. It was hin own lawyer. When he left college he headed straight for a railroad Job.| From the governor's chair he and it was not until he had| moved on to Washington, succeed been made assistant chief engineer | of the old Cincinnati, Richmond & | ed twice. Saturday night | raise sour undigested | you feel lumps of in digestion pain, heartburn or head: ache, from acidity, just eat a tablet! Fort Wayne raiiroad that he turned | fault of Pape’s Diapepsin and the stomach toward law. When Hi rd started to rine from | aistrens in gone. 1 Senator Cummins says ft wasn’t | a card ta in the poolroom the!“ siitiona of people know the magic |B} the grease, dirt and long hours th trigger of his pistol caught on the! o¢ pape’n Diapepsin ay an antacid. ing @ bullet |rhey kno the floor m. Patrol railroad job brought which made legal pastures more inviting. But the fact stands that he hadn't been railroading long before he pulled stakes and courted Blackstone in » co Chicago law office. At 25 he was | admitted to the bar, practicing in | Chicago three years. Then be transferred his activities to Des | Moines, Iowa, and 10 years later edge of the ta }thru his trousers ar oaaaedl ahaanaahaded Ca | Howard left the pe relief comes qifickly, lina ppoint }man P. E. Morris, standing on Pike| ment, and they cost #o little too. , heard the shot. As Howard merged, Morris stopped him and otics, similar to taken n Hendricks’ eer Gp dee tel FOR FIFTY YEARS| | on the pris | 1 to have con | | | } CHILD'S LAXATIVE Look at tongue! police may | ; [Dr King’s nee Paitin dca | s recor Consolidation of county Remove poi- 2 cure for high taxe A.B. CUMMINS sons from stomach, liver and bowels ing the late Senator Allison, ir : |1908. His present term expires in|" ut | i901 Hill pre ‘ernor Cummins attained |” reputation @ hter | i, he Fe a in }trations as a me tax rate, in a ap |Chamber of Commerce Act Sluggish? s result ir 1 ers of the denounced t ention Make them which ren ed Taft, and said |‘ ith Dr. King’s New n't support the nominee. |! the liver activ n't leave the party. H ystem free from waste, 25¢ s been what Washingtot party man Optical@mpany Street Floor, Joshua GreenBlig - poreclVOUR ey, “California” Syrup of y—look for the name Cali the package, then you are ar child is having the best slough have Dis 0 good Back-Ache in pr a Limber Up With Penetrating Ham- 4 (or Ker *, La Fol RE PRI by lin’s Wizard Oil ette, m ! i Special hildren's . framing the | Kellar, the Great Magi- | teotn. Reasonavie discount to ean dnt lective prepara-| which has 0c > . “ iio en and the es. 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Near Fi a Wa burg, are t Dentists earing y fitted, Chi much harm ‘ood when your Tices moderate. 608 Third Ave Cor, James St, Phone Elliott 3633 Hours: 8:30 a, m. to 6 p, m, Sundays, 9 to 12, ls MONDAY, JANUARY 12, “1920. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. Upholstered Furniture Is Wonderfully Comfortable in the Living Room And it should be chosen with careful con- sideration with comfort as the real essential. Never has furniture of this character been more in demand. And there are reasons— for experience has taught what poor econ- omy it is to buy uncomfortable pieces—furni- ture that does not reflect the good taste of its owner. Our collection of living room furniture is very interesting and we are quite sure you will find exactly what you want among it when you come to the store. A Dining Room Suite That - Will Please You May be found in any of the popular woods and finishes. Into some home a distinctive mahogany suite will radiate a most compan- ionable and friendly atmosphere; in another home beautiful American walnut will com- plete the ideal picture, and then there are suites of oak that possess a smartness of line combined with substantial quality and rich- ness of finish. Extensive variety of designs offer a most satisfactory selection at very moderate prices. The Sheer Beauty and Artistry of Our Exclusive BEDROOM FURNITURE Designs are captivating. Never have those who create given more exquisite evidence of their genius. The extensive collections on view now pro- vide adequately for the furnishing of the well considered bedrooms of today, however simple or elaborate your scheme may be. The established policy of this store, of of- fering furniture of distinguished character at well within moderate cost is being sus- tained notwithstanding prevailing condi- tions. THE GROTE-RAN KINCo. Satisfactory OTTO F. BEGEL. President 2a PAGE 3 Always Three Hundred Oil Painted WINDOW SHADES At Reduced Prices WINDOW SHADES made of good qual- ity oil-painted shade cloth and mounted on guaranteed rollers. Width Sale Price 38-inch $1.35 Each 42-inch $1.45 Each 48-inch $1.60 Each Both tan and green colors are ineluded— shades of superior quality made in our own workrooms, from short ends of good quality shadecloth. As the quantity is limited we suggest placing your order as early as pos sible. The January Clearance Sale of Traveling Bags Presents an opportunity to buy the’b grades of luggage at decided reductions — from regular value. 18-inch Leather Bags, $8.60 Genuine leather, walrus grain and leather= lined bags; extra special $8.60, “Likly” Cowhide Bags, $12.40 These have heavy frames and the genuine cow: hide stock used in their construction—will give long service; special, each $12.40. Black Cowhide Bags, $10.80 16-inch black cowhide bags with strong frames and solid brass locks; special, each $10.80. Very Fine Leather Bags, $17.80 “Likly” black cowhide bags that are hand- sewed and attractively finished; each $17.80. 20-inch Cowhide Bags, $15.80 “Likly” crepe grain cowhide bags with leather lining, the best of workmanship throughout; — special, each $15.80. * “Likly” Two-Story Bags, $21.60 Made of genuine cowhide, equipped with lower — compartment for stationery, price lists, ete—_ have strong leather handles; special, each $21.60. 18-inch Crepe grain leather bags, in black, are priced $6.50. | 18-inch Walrus grain leather bags with leather jj linings, are priced $9.60. 18-inch Leather bags with English linings; — priced, each $9.20. as i 18-inch Imitation leather bags with plaid lin- _ ings and leather handles, each $6.20, — January Clearance of Dinnerware FIFTY PIECES of American semi-porcelain Din- nerware, decorated with narrow bands of a conventional pattern and edged with two gold lines on a plain shape, Sale price for 50 pieces, a service for six persons...........05 $21.90 FIFTY PIECES of Meakin’s English porcelain Dinnerware in beautiful cream and brown band decorations and rose medallions. Prieed spe- cial, the- 50 pieces, a service for six persons, OE RET a6 cede eadieran aoe cee ee ee PZB BS FIFTY PIECES of Booth’s Hawthorne English porcelain Dinnerware; blue background show- ing the hawthorne bloom in white. One of the oldest favorites. Special for 50 pieces. $19.75 FIFTY-THREE PIECES of Haviland China, the “Verdun pattern,” with small scroll border and pretty rose festoon decorations. The set com- plete priced ... 71. 5a MAME DN >