The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1920, Page 3

Re a i Always the Best for the Liberty Guest Now Showing—a hot, speedy comedy that lives up to its title—laid in the _desert-like ranges of Nev- REX BEACH'S , “Famous race story— 1)“COING SOME” A rib-tickling chuckle chaser, vigorously im- aginative and red- blooded! eee ff Dies in Forest Fire Jay L. Dana, who wae killed Fri day by a falling tree while fighting forest fires in Eastern Washington was a former Seattic man and of the late Frank Dana, president of the Puget Sound Bridge & Dredg ing Co. for many years entire time to my practice. I make examinations and each case, as as do all extract- between the hours am ands p.m “My offices have beer for more ® quarter of a - and under my it MANAZOMENE ome ULF dy I do not compete with cheap, advertising dentists. My prices are the lowest con-| } Gistent with first-class work. |» EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. & Seattle's Leading Dentist school in Seattle until about 16 Washington near Hunter. Three brothers live in Seattle, Lee H. Dana, 1427 EB. 58th st; D. W Dana, 1415 B. 63rd and Clyde A Dana, Second ave. and 51 st. His mother is postmistress at Hazelmere and a wife and five chil dren also survive him at Hunter. The government pawnshop occu. ples one of the finest buildings in he city of Mexico. “LZ VYiloowr- , aan Aianaaad A New and Exceptional Bill Starts Today A WEEK’S ENGAGEMENT Twice Daily—2:30, 8:15 15c, 25¢, 50c, 75c, $1.00 Mat. Every Day—15c to 50c EMMA HAIG ASSISTED BY RICHARD W. KEENE In “Maytime” CHARLES DAVIS AND KENNA CHADWICK Presenting His. Original f Monologue —IN— “The Street Fakir? | Their Latest Creation Home Run Hitters in the Game of Song BOB FRANK NELSON & CRONIN aw “SMILES” CHALLEN EDWARD AND KEKE MARSHALL The Chalkologis Dainty, Different Presenti retty ¥ and Daring JACK TRAINOR & CO. aii “HELP” Lait’s Laughing Playlet of Business Staged by Nat. Phillip The Moore Is the Coolest Spot in Seattle t Jack The son, Jay Ih Dana, went to) years ago, when he went on a farm) on Orcas island and later to Eastern | THE SEATTLE | COULDN’T KEEP HER SECRET Vv STAR | LORD MAYORIS | DYING SLOWLY Rioting Is Feared as trish Swear Vengeance | LONDON, Aus 23, — (United Preas.)—The last sacrar ministered today Terence Mac Sweeney, lor of Cork, who was dying in Brixton prison as the result of a hunger strike. | The dramatic action of MacSwee ney’s young wife in urging him to carry out his self-imposed death sen: tence has attracted unuaual atten tion. Huge crowds of sympathizers formed about the prison, gathering again as fast as they were dinpers | by the police, The officials fe ing. MacSweeney is serving two for sedition, He was brought to Brixte from Ireland last week As @ result of the announced termination of the Brit ment not to release p Ko on hunger str i in Dub’ to the physicians declaring “You die, tf the ger strike die.” CREED TO SEND RESIGNATIONS The message urged the doctors to! turn in their resignations. | Advices from Belfast indicated that officials feared serious trouble } will grow out of the assassination | of Police Inspector Swanzy ye day, He was killed by three armed with rifles, as with leaving church. caped. Swanzy was transferred to Lis burn, after a coroner's jury had de cided he was guilty of “willful mur der in connection with the death of Mayor MacCurtain,” in Cork assination was followed by jonalist rioting dition to the killing of Swan ports of other week-end mur ere received here today. Three; | nts and two constables were}! | killed and another fant and two | constables wounded in Athione, Dun de govern ners who Fein as sent a mesmKe in the Cork Jail prisoners on hun men his mother and ister he waa! . Mise Gail Kane, stage favorite, couldn't keep her secret. The assassins ex | Two weeks ago she was married at Saratoga to Henry I. Ott- |man, wealthy packer. She confided to a close friend—and then everybody knew it. Like Balloons, |::":7%.02S Tunes OR Popcorn and Jazz Shows? ‘MOTHER! "4 * + Ms + ped? the management of Hans Evers, | California Syrup of Figs business agent for the Newsboys Child’s Best Laxative, junion, which opened Thursday, was attended by more than 1,000 Satur: | day night The carnival, Jetaged at Fourth (ie trained animal shows, 4 Ferris | wheel and a carryall; wrestling matches, a crazy houre, a magician | who makes everything disappear and return at different spots, and some | Hawalian singers and dancers. Bal loons, popeorn and candy and all the nival features are supplied by the concessions on the grounds. The carnival will continue until} Friday night and Is open every night at 7 o'clock. The proceeds of the j daiey and Kilrush. | | EX-SEATTLE BOY MAY BE HANGED |Family Asks for Petitions of | Clemency which is being 4. Stewart, in Friends and acquaintances here of sentence to be hanged September 17 sentence to be hanged Septmber 17 | at San Quentin for murder, are being | | asked by Wolff's family to send pe titions for executive clemency to] celebration will go to the Newsboys’ Gov. Stephens of Cal Roy, then 16 years old, killed Eh mor E. Greer, a taxi driver, at Tift, Cal, on May 26, 1919, The motive was said to be robbery union, The boy and his family formerly lived in South Park, and under the Bureau of firm name of Fred Wolff & Sons,| operated a transfer and fuel bust-| e 4 Ness at 1253 Thistle st, until =| ISS | ng | moved away in 1916, Fred Wolff, the father, and hie Romulo Cervantes, Vancouver, B C., is searching for his mother, Mrx wife are now living on a farm pear | Yakima. Harry and Herbert Wolff Francisco Cervantes, of Low Angeles, unable to speak Englieh. Mra. Cer j are living In Bremerton. vantes, who came up the Coast on W. A. Greer, a cousin of the vic tim and himself a convicted murder- the steamahip Governor to visit ber | son, was not allowed to land at Vic er, is said to have written Gov | Stephens that he believes Wolff was toria to take passage to Vancouver but was brought on to Seattle. She | mentally unbalanced when he com has not been heard from s#ince the mitted the crime. vensel's arrival, Potlce have been ‘Kansas City Has 324,410 Population Accept “California” Syrup of Figs | only—look for the name California | on the package, then you are sure your child in having the best and most harmless physic for the litte! stomach, liver and bowels Children | love its fruity taste. Full directions om each bottie. You must say “Call fornia.” | WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—The census bureau today announced the 1920 population of Kan Mo. at 224,410, an increase since 1910 of If your gums bleed you have Pyorrhea. This dis- ease should be taken care of at once, to insure good health. \| For the next 30 days, we will give a liberal discount on all Dental work. All Work Guaranteed 15 Years United Painless Dentists 608 Third Avenue | # City A brother of Charles S. Knapp, a cook, who died at Marshfield, Ore yesterday, is being sought by police Donate $100,000 for Old Folks’ Home Seattle business men bh ’ tc . and the committee prominent men in charge of the phil. | anthrople enterprise believe that the remaining $200,000 needed for the home can be ruised in @ short time by active campaigning. The home is to be under the auspices of the Sisters of Providence. It will be |__AMUSEMENTS ORPHEUM| (S THEATRE Musical Comedy Co. in NAUGHTY NI Mate. Da Mats, (e%. Sun.) non-sectarian Mystery Generator Is Hooked to Auto oR . Aug. 23.—Alfred M rd, Seattle boy inventor, two demonstrations of his myst ‘atmospheric generator mobile here Saturday tor removed from the generator in its p bile ran 16 city blocks peed of 22 miles atinee Monday neces: 21580 Nightar 7115, ious | in an o- With its mo: chase e, the at an average an hour. If You Want to Go to: Everett in 30 minutes and the Another All-Star Show automo: ‘Man and Woman Tacoma Found Suffocated in 35 minutes NEW YORK, Aug. 23.—The body} of Mra, Alice Deverell | Bellingham found suffocated with Harold B. Hs ‘ in 80 minutes ator, in a hotel room here. Portland claimed today by her husband, Percey in 135 minutes Deverell, of Wheeling, W. Va. He} Vancouver | said he knew Ferry very well, and| and | that they always had been friends. Victoria, B.C. deaths, Deverell did not doubt b wife rity He d that in 130 minutes Call Main 6500 and we wil! deliver you to the Western Airpling Com: pany on Lake Wa 5 ton will take u in their new $12,000 Air Taxicab, Time mentioned in Judes our delivery from »wntown point SEATTLE TAXICAB COMPANY MAIN 6500 who was » Prosents Fer KENWOOD i was | Emma ¥ ‘a or Ferry's since sack Tralnor—< Davia & Ch tha Chaton & Keke n Twice continue on. 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S13 Second Ave. Phone Main 2561. PROTECT Since Saturday’s and Sunday’s announcements the mail order requests for this engagement have been indicative of a record-breaking reception for Miss Cowl. It will be sand : judgment to attend to your reservations imme- iately. The Tak of the Entire Country! No American receptio entire tour cific Coast for the first time and received come to Miss Cor Th ‘hievements of the re unprecedented in the history of theatrical: The Selwyns Present JANE COWL “SMILIN’ THROUGH” — aT THE — —METROPOLITAN— FOR OWE WEEE STARTING SUNDAY %82.29 This famous star, in a charming play that has won the highest praise from the press of the entire coun- try, will play this extraordinary en- gagement prior to her appearance in Chicago, and subsequent sailing for London. Mail Orders Now! Box Office Sale of Seats Opens Aug. 26—10 A. M. HOW TO SECURE TICKETS NOW BY MAIL Address let make checks and postoffice mone: rs payable to Metropolitan Theatre, ADD 10 PER CENT WAR TAX TO PRICE TICKETS DESIRED, Include self-addressed en- velope to help insure safe return. Prices—Nights: Lower floor, $3.00. Balcony, first three rows, $2.5 last six rows, $1.50, Gallery, first five rows, $1.00; last five rows, 50 Wednesday mat wer floor, $2.00. Balcony, first six rows, $1.50; last six rows, Entire galle Saturday matinee: Lower floor, first fourteen rows, § six rows, $1.50; last six rows, $1.00. Kntiry gallery, next three rows, $2.00; $1.00, ; last five rows, $2.00. Balcony, first