The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1920, Page 3

THE ‘ONLY $64 FOR MONDAY, JONT 7, 920 SEAT Will City Let Scott Family Stay Destitute? Tle died to make safe from Where the Public Knows It Sees Good Shows va ; oi tek Phe peut Sf ar Tonight and Tuesday only—a highly clever, interesting picture ide oledi diet itsowt tek aad —a story of love that is lost on the Primrose Path—then found t Th tarte* the again in the Way Called Straight. a ; ” 2 ay ee the re of att hw NID BENNETT |: ty a place of dread for women tidren are Mr Jead hero, atherloss by hie nday came trom tedden Old Man ......... $100,000 Still to Be Raised by. Cc. of Cc. Folks in White Harbor call her “the lady from Philadelphia.” But her pals in New York’s tenderloin— “DANDERINE” ALLACE on the URLITZER Matinees 25c. After 6:30, Sc. Children Lic any time. Playing “Pip Pip, Toot Toot,” by Kendall Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty. All prices include tax. (OH, BOYS! ELKS | HAVE Big FEED, 24 Physicians Ready Ease Stomach Aches With tons and tons of food and soft drinks cont | Woodland park | then na ws lays Wife, Son; ’ Wound’s Daughter | a OAKLAND, Cal, June 1.—Robert | emer ee eA, | Richards, 67, who became suddenly here today, after mushing for| Violently Insane today, shot and Gays across the frozen tundra, in| killed bis son, Marvin, 30, then killed | of a deputy marshal. He i) his wife with am ax and fatally | be demented from long 0l% | wounded his daughter, Genevieve. ‘The attack occurred when the fam- My assembled for breakfast this) morning | ASPIRIN ‘Demented Slayer SI Arrives at Nome} NOME, June 7.—James Maguire. | have slain Rev. A. T rs A few conts buys “Dandertna® After an application of “Danderine” you can not find a fallen hair or any dandruff, berides every halr shows *\new life, vicor, brightness, more color and thickness. AMUS SEMENTS _ onrnro™ MOORE Crmeurr ALEXANDER CARR & COMPANY Pileer and Douglas Try our carefully prepared sandwiches with a cup of Zo and you'll know how good lunch ean be. United Tea & Coffee Stores | ; _| Liberty Market 119 Yesler Way | South End Market “Rayer Tablets of Aspirin” ine Aspirin proved safe by } and prescribed by phy over twenty years. Ac ‘ unbroken “Bayer po contains proper directions to re Headache, Toothache, Karache, ralgia, Rheumatism, Colds and F tin boxes of 12 tab Druggists also se Bayer packages.” A mark Bayer M. - Dutton Elected as Head of S. Ww. V. W. Dut Now Here—. “What Byery Maude Adam James a Commencing Tuesday Night at 8 Sharp AY AND SATURDAY ention, in St. Li > HIPrODROME Feature Photo: MOLLIE KING in King County Farm «WOUEN MEN FORGET Bureau Is Formed 5 Mights, $1 to $3; Pepalar Wed. Owing to enormous size of prod tain rises promptly nights at # o'clock; matinees at 2 apeetfully requested to be In thar seats by that time as POSITIVELY no HIBTC RY OF THEATRES IN AMERICA one will be seated during the first scene Farmers’ proble PREMIER PRESENTATION IN BEATTLE OF THE BIGGEST AND MOST 4 to be 1 COSTLY ATTRACTION EVER SENT ON TOUR IN THE farm ‘bur Saturday by a large number unty fi Tells Police He Was Messrs Tee and J. J. Shubert Present of the The New York -Winter Garden’s Stupendous Revue <aE worr 200 SINGERS rmer Nights ( open DANCERS Gaon i AND “Rolled” in Hotel |~ - — ME. NS oseph Meyer. ,88, told the police | a aleerh Meats ae: See Se estes “eT AGS Fifteen Colossal robles nd ot Matiness pot a . Teeae Scones That Rival LONG TACK SAM AND and Ocet¢ | ayward a in Splendor an night. He was too t, |] Corty Althoff; Pe he maid, according t | De Winter Pantagescope. Adminaion: It is a criminal offense to stuff a ; Nights, ballot box, but there ts no law pro: | % hibiting the stuffing of a contribu | tion box 400 Matiness During the courtship a young man ® never out of danger until the girl Lys three times: After you eat—always use | ATONIC EATONIC - —one or two tablets—cat like eandy Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloate: Gassy Fooling. Stops indigestion, food souring, repeating, headacheanc the many miseries caused by Acid-Stomach EATONIC is the bestremedy, It taker | the harmful acids and gases right ont | of the body and, of course, ous well. Tens of thousands wonderfull benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy « money refunded by your own drug- gist Costatrific, Please try it! STAR CAST SCLUDING Willie and Eugene ‘James Gliver a Mightiest anadian Northwest q (@ \ BEAUTIFUL WOME ALLURING ENTICING BEAUTIFUL BEYVO COMPARE Hall ik Hin | HERO'S KIDDIES TLE STAR _| Assemblywoman Fights Criminal Syndicalism Act | UWFIELD, Cal, June T- the little wisp answer woman 4 against 1," she anys, “but you can't shut ideas Rome, and spread er the earth. And the « i] “The Ca [against vi ut aguingst a@ in industrial control. An over is not necessary to put a man in jail cans love more than the Constitu n itm the Declaration of Independ. and it openly advocated gov 2 © Why doesn’t seman arrest al © of the Declare a that the ect should be repealed the interests of law and or GAS SITUATION | 1S UNCHANGED | Shortage Remains But Hope for Relief Soon Representatives of the diree big dixtributers report the gaso- line situation in Seattle an virta- ally unchanged since Saturday, They agree in emphasizing the ne- jersity for still more conscientious economy on. the part of motor car pnservatively optim co-operates in cop. nt shortage jard Of Co, has a tanker Wednesday night with gallons of gasoline, according n McLean They are 24% cents th } in ict sales man ager. 1 selling gas at « pleasure carn to rucks to ten gal be raised Thurs will tide us over period,” he said. “We 1 we can in the way of eduction, ete, and by g to serve our regular cu» 2 50 per cent basis will m all going with some gasc stations, raid Don J on sales manager, cents af In ras and oil night at situation. DEATH OF BOY 10 BE PROBED ‘ice were Kola! ng T. C. Bryant's Monday, pending investiga of the death of John Walter Smithey, 13, of 3728 Angeline st, who 1 when struck by Bryant's ainier ave. and Angeline Saturday. Picks y tion hen darted in front of his says, Bryant lives at ©, 8, of 4910 Rose st who was struck by an auto driven by Joe Gabalis, 2123 12th ., at Rainier ave. and Rose st, a few hours before the Smithey boy was killed, was thought to have internal [injuries at the city Al Monday Ourage of ay MargeO’ Doone av) Curwood's Tale of the If there's one document Amert-| | | | | Wh HI | | temp Trium| Human Costing and Pine Monday. ware. Clear crystal ornamented with att ively cut designs, special, each, over movie theatre will be erected on the west side of Third ave., between Pike | sts, it was announced Tae ]ROTE-RANKINCG | OTTO F- KEGEL, President O-Cedar Oil At Special Prices 4-02. bottles at 12-02. bottles Quart cans at. at. \%-gallon cans at. $1. 48 l-gallon cans at...$2.58 S. O. S. Aluminum Cleaner 21e 8. 0. S. quickly removes all stains from aluminum box, 21c. Special Special, Flower Vases 19c Each 19¢. Aluminum Tea Kettle Special $3.58 Aluminum tea kettle of - five-quart capacity. Made of one-piece and will give years of service. Aluminum Saucepans. 3 in a Set $1.68 Three convenient sizes that you can use every day in the preparation of meals. |Will End Benedict Lectures Here Elste Lineoln series of loctu onday evening with Pa ts ian Who Knows | Postmaster at Minden, Tex ct close: at the |New Movie t to o Be Built on Third | $250,000, a vases aluminum Cherished by Brides Spinet Desks Writing Desks Sofa End Tables Bookcases Floor Lamps. Gate Leg Tables Bho. Sa Windsor Chairs Silk Pillows \ Ferneries Work Tables Grandfather Clocks Mirrors Dressing Tables Dower Chests Satisfactory Terms Always PIKE ST. anp FIFTH AVES, Thirteen Tennessee Red Cedar Chests Have Prices Reduced These Cedar Chests have been used as floae samples. There is only one of a kind. All havé been carefully refinished and show no mars’ OF scratches. The disposal of these chests, coming at a time when you need a safe place—a protection against the destructive moth—for furs and valuable wraps, the savings offered will prove especially interesting. One Chest, No. 212, reduced to.. One Chest, No. 224, reduced to.. $33sss3ss! BASAERSS Two Extraordinary Refrigerator Values Refrigerator ~* Illustrated at Left Special $46.15 A roomy one-piece | porcelain lined Re- ct- frigerator of 90- pound ice capaci This is a_ splen d household size, easily cleaned and absolute- — ly sanitary; 20 are | available at this 7 price. Refrigerator Illustrated at Right Special $27.85 A side icer of 60- ound ice capacity. he provision cham- bers are exceptionally convenient; the walls are white enamel fin- ished; 25 are on sale at this price. Serving Wagons Telephone Sets Silverware Pottery Vases Metal Reading Silk Comforters Fine Table Linens Fine Linen Towels Cedar Chests Hearth Size Rugs Electric Sweepers °°. ,Hold Postmaster as Embezzler MARYSVILLE, to | Frank P. Clark place of plenty and good — cheer. 1, June 7 | “HO MECROFT,” the z | lias Paul Gibson, | alleged | to have embezzled $10,000 of govern. ment funds April 6, was taken into J eustody today in { | |) CHARLES SCHWARTZ . eblaigter | Mfr. Optician REPUBLICAN CLUB for the Glaasen Pitted: West Green Lake district to be | formed at a meeting Thursday night in the office of Throud P. Gugge, | | 6409 Phinney ave, { new 237 Epler S13 Second Phone Main Essa