The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 3

| to CONSTANCE TALMADGE in Return $7,500 to . EVANSVILLE, Ind, Fred Gabe ang Charies “THE LOVE EXPERT” WALLACE REID] That’s the five acts of hilarious foolishness that will head Saturday’s ideal new warm-weather bill. that will not be all. ““ELKLANDS”—a superb Prizma colored scenic, PATHE NEW WALLACE on the WURLITZER There will be— > and 4 | eration tn his own list there occur: | [red the name of one Henna, In the! |family tree of Emma K. Lewis, a} ~ latest ra “LET ’ER GO” Matinees, 25c; After 6:30—35c. Children llc, any time. All prices include tax. FRIDAY—Good-bye. Where tne ruptic hnows |from a bank here when they plow: | ed their farm last week. They Bank—Given $5) sre psd #6 for te return of | Speeding Automobile | July 9—| Phillips | found $7,500 worth of bonds stolen a! spindles in the United States. the bonds. ‘There are about 35,000,000 cotton — YOU'VE ALL read. ose HOW THE great detective, ose ie GHERLOCK HOLMES. OULD Look M the ash, FROM A cigarette, , AND TELL you then. ALL ABOUT the man. «BUT THE dear girls, WAyE sHERLock stopped. need, . THAT'S ALL. . AND IF it f THE ciganeTTE. ‘THAT MBATISFIES. of THE GIRLS know. RIGHT OFF. coe With echrewiedgmens te KC. By “Look out, fellows ~ its leap year” ? THAT THE man. WHO smoxes tt | HANDSOME, AND clever, AND coop and contented. AND THERE re only. see ‘THREE MILLION of him. IN THE country. 80 THEY ail bad. BETTER ‘Loox ont, AND IF you get. oe. CAUGHT WITH the goods. cee DON'T SAY. eee 1 DIDN'T warn T doesn’t take a Sherlock to find out why Chesterfields “ Fine tobaccos is one reason. rior blending is ano’ moisture-proof, glassine paper wrapper is a'third. This expert blend of fine Turkish and Domestic tobaccos will say things to your | taste that will confirm everyting | you ever heard about “satisfy.” | STOCKTON, Cal, July 9.—ATBert| Castle, 1%, son of @ prominent San | Fra Merchant, was almost tn- Reasonably Priced | stan led here yesterday, and| two youthful companions badly in-| | for her back. TALK TO DEMOS ‘King County Club Also In-| | vites Daniels, Payne Saturday noon's program of the King County Demoer congint turned de vention at relate their experiences deavor to convey some imp: the turk t nem and and excl tie ert L. Py Emma 4 Crangle. C. Todd ar attended the con liver ade The program committee will en deavor to have present Daniels secretary of the navy, and John Barton Payne, secretary of the interior The musical program will be tn charge of James Hamilton Howe, —~) MAORIS CAME i FROM HAWAII nesian Races HONOLULU, T. Hf, July 9—From out of the blinding-biack night that shrouds the mysterious land of Po. wherein is hid f the n the reeret of en, has nattered n thru the f that the an of New Zen time lived tn s of the Maor land once upon a Hawall, | A number of Maorts visiting here to pay their rempecta at the temple at Lals Oahu discov [their family trees beyond {point corresponded to the | family tree of Kamehameh L, | walian ruler. One of the visiting Maorts, Wire mu William Duncan, can trace his family history for 110 genera’ The Maoris and Hawatians, especial ly In the families of chiefs, had a custom of teaching the children to | recite the names in a geneological tree, The Maoris further have a/ legend that years ago #0 canoe loads | of people left a land known as Ha | walki and traveled to New Zealand, | | This legend is verified by the din ery connecting linka in their fam-| lily history. 1 Dunean found, in running over his | family history, that at the 65th gen But a He | woman born on the island of Hawail | | but living in Honolulu, there also oo curs @ forefather named Henna, The |significant thing ts that the genco- logical trees of both Misa Lewis and Wifiam Duncan merge at that name run back as one, with the ex jan and pronunciation, 2 Maort tradition tells of three great | | migrations, the last of these migra- | | tions being that from Hawaiki to} |New Zealand. It ts believed that the | previous migration waa from the American continent weetward, Welfare work of the United States | Steel Corporation has cost $71,000, 000 since 1912. | 1 Real Comfort In Our SUMMER SUITS Jt Secs Good Shows Boy of 18 Killed in | jured when the speeding automobile | ving overturned, pine| ne three boys were returning | from a vacation trip to Lake Tahoe. | |Burglars Take Away| Her Nice New Duds! Mrs M. Oliver, drug store operator | of Auburn, visited Seattle Thursday and sunk a cool $500 in new raiment Burglary must have had a hunch, because they entered her home last night and stole the clothing. Haughty sheriffs are in- vestigating Friday. Windsor Folk Get Sugar for 10 Cents WINDSOR, Canada, July 9.—While | sugar lis In Detroit, just across the river, for ents a pound, house-| wives here pay 10 cents. Some folks | say that’s good proof that sugar shortage in’the United States is a fiction of the profiteera. "replied his mother, ‘oud of you." . continued Edgar, guess it ain't no use for me to bother about saying my prayers tonight, is | itr" On One-half Acre—Fine Soll cit TAILORS Prices as Low as $35.00 for Made-to-Order Suits THIS 18 A PICTT COTTAGE WE AR $100 caah, balance. $3 4 to show thins ‘4 #0) 304 PIKE ST. “Seattle's Clothing Center” lception of minor details in spelling wilt THE SeRrTey. STAR ™ DELEGATES 10 |PoliceWant “OPEN Al ALASKA |f GOVERNOR ASKS Pinchot Law Called Too Se- vere for New Country Fingerprints | of Everybody “Mustn’t Touch,” Will Be, the National Slogan if | This Goes Thru | DETROIT, Mich ternational Pe om, if the Pl ratic 5 bars to capital in thru ful prophecy « The In en: | tuly 9 | leasing bill has given us nd will encourage capi p the off resources in A But we do not know he ) in there. Wo h ic ¢ patented claim le rior togPénnsy | content of 60 per ¢ 1 compared to 12 per cent in “There need be no paper shortage in the United States. We have enough pulp timber up there to supply the | world for years, In Southeastern Alaska there are 15,000,000 acres of pulp trees. These have been kept from development by the térms of | Pinchot Laws. Un in Alaska, mining the Matan ds the product equal & coal in q The navy depart a field, to W | BY BUREAU NEGLECT” “Alaska ia third in the production of gold. exceed her in gold production, “Our fisheries are also suffering from inadequate and antiqtmted fish | laws. Under bureaa mismanagement | |and neglect our fisheries are fast becoming depleted. They are being fished during the spawning season, “Tien't safe, so we are thinkin’, Te go steppin’ out at night, wi the girl may be your sweetheart, t speeted. “In general we want enlightened | regulation, but we want the hands of | the radical conservationists kept off 1 aska, Otherwise we will remain as we are—a country of vast indus. | rial and economical possibilities, but a Dat your finger prints will queer you IF You DON’? WATCH OUT! | as “Mustn't touch!" will be the slogan, And "twill worry every one; You will wonder what you've fingered When your daily work is done ‘Cause they'll have you im their records, And there in no use to pout, your finger prints will queer you | | veloping capital. “The present laws are too extreme for a new and undeveloped coun Jand Alaska will never prosper u they are modified.” Use Shell in Game; Boy Is Killed Eng, July 9 HULT, @ cricket game with a /high ex re shell ended with the ex on, of the shell. Edward An sof, 12, was killed and William ett, 11, seriohsly injured. The shell was a war memento, Pool Tables Never Built for “Marbles” EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 9.—Be “Minninelp tables, $10 and then go to | here, |Hubby Couldn’t _ DON'T THROW FIRE AWAY tn the * woods or slong the road. cruel and inhuman manners, Leave Your Savings WITH THE Dime & Dollar Savings & Loan Association On or Before July 15th and They Will Earn Dividends From JULY Ist * Our semi-annual dividend just paid was at the rate of 51/2% DIME & DOLLAR SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Housed With Seattle Title Trust Company SECOND AT COLUMBIA Safe Deposit Boxes in Connection Incentive to Save It is quite generally agreed that the peak of high prices has been reached. From now on your dollar will have more buying power. Isn't that an added incentive to save that you may have money when it is worth more? Savings Department open every Saturday Evening from 6 to 8 for your convenience | The Seattle National Bank Resources More Than Thirty Million Dollars Second Avenue at Columbia imited coal resources Me unde- One boy | wan killed and, three injured when | cause it is sald his guests Played | marbles” on his pool | iliam Mathews had to pay} ¢" for 10 days Live on Smoke’ California and Colorado only | | and there no closed season is re-| | hampered and retarded by lack of de-| | | PORTLAND, Ore.g July 9.—Philip S. Day! told the Qudge his wife would rather smoke than cook. She| | treated him, he swore, in other | | tHE GROTE-RAN KINCS Satisfactory Terms Always | } | | OTTO F. KEGEL, President’ PIKE ST. ano FIFTH AVE, The Brunswic Will afford you an abundance of comfort and enter- tainment these warm days and evenings. All of the world’s music is brought into the home if you possess The Brunswick Phonograph. The Brunswick Plays All Records | Your record library: need not be restricted to any — particular make of records—at a turn of the hand The Brunswick plays the record you wish to hear, There is a style and finish that will har- monize with your home surroundings. Come in and select it now. wi a Garden Hose’ and Fly Screens Timely Specials From the Basement “sate Store Best Quality “* Cotton Hose Three-ply cotton-covered hose that will give tne and satisfactory service; priced very special— 25-foot lengths .... 50- foot lengths .... Best Quality Rubber Hose Five-ply rubber hose, 54-inch in diameter, complete with couplings, reduced to— 25-foot lengths ... 50-foot lengths ... Moulded Rubber Hose Three-quarter-inch moulded rubbér hose in 50-foot lengths, complete with couplings. This quality hose will give years of service. 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