The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1920, Page 4

2 CNIS AER EEN My 2 OE MPC LUE: ale ISS OT RB Bil TWIMAN “The Great Great Americ American Home BEATEN; IN | REVENGE? Victim. Insists Girl Is to Blame; Attacked by Two Men FR. J, Epstein, 28, taxi driver, waa Fy tm clty hospital for a short time iy, @arly today, the victim of strenuous 4 chivalry. Rn soa waa beaten up late last by two men whom he charges Were asked to do it by a girl { * Amd the ciri—Miss Ruth Spear, Bving at the Virginia apartments 2014 Fourth ave—admitted to police jf that she DID tell some of her friend about Ppstein, and that they re marked he deserved a beating, She denied, Dip You BRING Thar: ? Foor PAL. Home FoR HIM po You Wau Hira To Quad ALL HIS CLOTHES ANO PROBABLY Have HIS ARM OR HIS LEG BroxealP | DON" APPROVE OF tr aT Aut AW,He’s ARECULAR Boy! We WON'T GET hURY. Ler Wim Have Some Fu! The AIR AND GXERCeS wit Do Wim Goon! on his cot at city how admitted that he went on “a with Miss Spear recently, and he had spent some of her money, She demanded, he said, that, Ihe “blow. back with it." When he; refused. she said she'd “get him Beaten up,” according to Bpstein, At10 o'clock a man hired Epstein him out to 1221 Highland pl. take there, Epstein says the man @ut of the machine and fumbled his pockets, ostensibly for the ee he fumbied anotper man out of the dark time they arrived Epstein's had dia) Police THE i tae STAR ANNOUNCE BIG First Presbyterian conducted by three noted Biblé te Lewis Sperry Chafer, D, D, Following « the program: ienday, 9 2 New Testament.” ” rei, Prleminess._ of i ier abies, w, Tterary ‘Pasoomenon Thursday, te "A Three fold i) Hie Coming 1 mM —"The Man Whe pay watinn a "Sicom cmmspign |W. FC Searing that the city Nc Wife in “Eyes Closes 19th Convention at First Case Against Alleged swe r= minx mesbiaivarnia ho tees and hotels, Victoria, B. C. Dope Peddler Dropped ‘ of God,”’ Seeks VICTORIA, B.C, Oct 14—The| King Lea, Chinese dope pedidier, | 19th annual seasion of the Royal Ar-| has won the first round In his Aagdt) er; w:, plano manufacturer, e canum closed its convention here yee | with the government Geog while dancing. ‘Tacoma waa selected aa next| The charges on which he wag to) = have been tried this. week have been | ought against King under hie alias of Lee Can, he was charged with pow Matinee: 3.30 | soasion of May 19, 1920, and under the Harrison act possession of narcoties ia prima facie evidence of intent to sell | The reason this charge has been dropped, according to Miss Charlotte Kolmnita, assistant United States dis. trict attorney, i» lack of sufficient dence High § School Boy Boy "tt ta anid that the Gope was notf Killed at Football sient on uae Deals ete, we See his room while Lee was absent, and) that It is not possible to prove the f Espe, sone pare on the Madison | acrorious peddler'n connection with | school eleven, one — today Tthe room, eke, ele, tt #ul iL fame at) to convince a jury of his quilt, was injured.) And, of course, the governmend ee | maven the expense of @ trial, The body was taken to Sioux Falls| hut King Lee still faces two Indigt. ments alleging ponstasions and mle | ween Seen \cue carne nim |Su'. 27a Sr) “ See ere ILG. e OE INSECT” EUGENK, Ore--Army airplane, | tne or fiver for a divorce from her husband. | field, partially wrecked in. lamiling | Mrs. Frank Sickinger described him| here. Lieut. Gardiner, pilot, un Ore, Oct, 16,—Ask.|on way from Campttawia te Meagher | “Just an. insect.” burt. nw, “THE MEL ye" ee University of Allaha- 2 sieiiieale ce vemeatel : - $0 TRUE TO LIFE AND DOWNRIGHT REAL RS gr aE EG YOU CAN’ HELP BUT LIKE IT at Democrat Lunch Democratic candidates for county © were to be the speak. the meeting of the King Coun. | Democratic cit).in Meves’ cafe at noon Saturday. | MEXICO CITY —Volcano Popo.| Ge “extapetl, 2% miles southwest of| © reported in eruption. Cad. ihe best for th your in the guar- en by it for your Riven THE ONE I am pleased to recommend this picture PICTURE in | %8.0ne of the most enjoyable and inter-| YOU'LI. FEEL 5 esting pictures I have seen in menths. A LOT BETTER BY QUICK RESULTS! A THOUSAND JOHN’ DANZ. AFTER SEEING IT lerywhere in the. West are overjoyed because —s ae! < Fe se vie er, aon aithout oe ee of ia ears & infections, wonderful fscovery® that brings PERMANENT RELIEE Write tor ans. information oy ( it at yw wat i I A and seo B's] EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN Nis ics eK \ irre Fi AW) TG di fil Satire re p with your 7 CRUCAGO.Frederich W, Chick drops| Mayor Gaynor of New York, 4 vorced from Ralph Hexweod tn Pohara. Sta Clever Torqney, 3s. an Stuatas Reminiocent of De Vore and Taylor] | Austin and Delaney “Musical Memente™ “The Syncopated Metel” « ons ay) « SKASON’S GREATEST THRILL THE POWELL TROUPE PHENOMENAL TIGHT WIRE EXPLOITS LEWIS SARGENT THE HUCK OF “HUCKLEBERRY FINN” is.an amusing, appealing and human young roughneck in “THE SOUL OF YOUTH” Friday, 1:20 p, maw"The New Meavenn. Ma Identity. Traraday, 158 ‘Mins Spear told her side of the ARCANUI N M p M PICKS ‘as FE 10 Haliaiialaaa’ in Guan |r ‘ le age llgaae | of Licensing Plan “sistice uy ites, tongs Sowers Chater, ives - lea eesdancibs | Spatale Federation of Churches, in| Tharedar, Oote ine 5 Fourth and Westlake. } OMA; 4 F | A communtoation to the elty council,| #15 nm * : “Wha ia Troe Mpiritualtty |i | ind orwmd the proposals of Polloe Chiet | on tow Goines?” nee | Tuesday, & Wednesday, mm c<Momans, fret to elgbth Thursday, 0°18 pm, Friday, $ith tunday, 918 Bm. S*| dropped and the case stricken from di the calendar, In this Indictment. oka Nights: 7 asd © grains of cocaine on BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE WOLy PRESENTS ODY OF YOUTH” GENERAL ADMIASION-—Matinges: 23 Cente; Nights: 4@ Cente NEWS TOPICS 11 A. M. TO 11 P.M BIBLE ae ‘Rube’ in Own | DOPE CHARGE 10-Day Conference to Be at o’s © Found Wounded, With Nar- | A ten-day Bible conference, to ore at the Wiret Presbyterian church, | southpaw, here today ae “home Sallencias of the | Yuko mm, acoording to advices reach . a m-—"*The Bible the Oniy “The Lord's Ti “t UE AND LU te ig Pridey 108 ~LNOMIES— Mra, ~ Marten |i Gaynor Isham, daughter of former | | ) { 1 SATURDAY, OCTORMR 16, 1998. " [Blossom and |}5 MONTHS ON 'EX- SOLDIER : IS FIRE HERG Regcues Couple From Blaz- he’ ‘tetinenalor eo | cotics; Sent to Pen ing Home home life, said Blow tea} Ga Reolag. Maraiard, divorce | Jamen Johnson, alias K, Hanson,| Badly burned When he rescued Sx. each. | ot Rube Marguard, ex:lrookiyn |onarged with violation of the Harri | and Mra, 8, 8. Stolling from ae é ooery mare non antinarootic was sentenced | blazing hom above & grocel at Den Moines early Friday, Hillery | Was announced today According to Mrs, Marquard, who/tg 16 montha at it's fwland by The conference will open next) da divores fram Rubs here| Weggral Judge Lamb, gassed veteran, was in @ seal ‘Thursday, at 7:30 p, m., and clove | sounds of desextic tar \0 Monday, after a petit on" had re-| ous confition Saturday Sunday night, October 31. jany profession A Wik to o| turned o verdict of guilty | ‘The fire destroyed three Sinn ‘Pho three teachers in change of the | oe aon fo wh Sree | Answering an emergency call last | in Des Moines, valued at uses = conference Will be the Rey, Donald) 000 believe two celebrities | suring, the police found Johnaon in| Waa prevented from hid gen 4 Duncan Munro, D, D.; the Hey, W.| S12 Mave & happy life,” #he sald. / nie room in @ Jap lodging house, | town only by the valiant wa Leon Pucker, D, D.. and the Rey,| ot are so. bi A neither O06 | quffering trom « fresh bullet wound | the volunteer five department Lamb is employed nights at @ gar age seroma trom the store, He die” svered the fire at 240 a. m. After vainly trying to arouse the StoUings can get enthy | other's succens, mental a about th in the leg. He was taken to the th are tempers th * city hospital and search of the room hey can't work & COM for hin personal belongings discloned “> Christian |*% Oneaee, Of RapnoNes. 5. ee, | by th ka thru thelr win- |\ “The Standardisation of me.) “ne 4.| by throwing roe parlence | Archd. con n St sok; Jobnaon was indicted by the fed! aw. ne dashed into the burning te cei & 94,-(a) “The, Drnamic” Ca uc! eral grand jury and went 0 tll dine awoke thy ‘and helped «| Friday morning. B m-(a) “The Objective | Is Buried i In North| ‘The maximum penalty. for the of-| them to safety, DAWSON, Oct, 16, chdeacon | fai ot a * After pulling five autos to, antety of Jet Mi—Arehdeacon |fense for whieh he was convicted in| 9 OO Ue Tamb eallapendal | Mudaon Stuck’ pioneer J mis five seaman OF Fr oe eit the weakened conditign vert| iaaidiiadlhtis | of hix lungs, due to being gassed, he! re suffered more severely thag Mx. and” jing here, |Newshounds Plan | Mrs. Stolling, d All three of the bufldings were Archdeacon Stuck was the tira! for Newspaper Meet) ovnca ty G. L. jones. Detective Lamb Proot | an to reach the summit of Mt | McKinley. He wan interred in an| Officers for the coming year were | wiring ts blamed for the blaze, Cams| indian burying ground, inc unpii. | “ected and plans for the annual in-| lives at Sunnydale,” Meturday, 2 ™ “The Sptritusl he | “Oe wh Die wishes. \Saee of newspaper workers at the Terria +p &. ‘caries Deptotion of the . ¥, nounced at @ meeting of the King iia tae Tete, 8 Woman Fools | Robber wha Kelty counts members of the| What the Cops Got noe gga Bagh 1, 120 pm —No in P. Washington Pre association in the | Ten canes of Canadjan whisky, an i Curia? ciieok ef M '& UPFBCE Chamber of Commerce rooma Friday.| auto and M. Sadler, 28, longshore, re P. Hiram, of 311 First ave,| Kilmer W. Burrows of the Charles-| man, and Dave Veiss, 37, jun) 8., had heer and Pre had nothing in her purse when «| ton American, was elected pregident | were held at the behest of the dry « Taneue, of onnaut stopped her at Second | and H, M. Lealie, of the Auburn} squad Saturday, The arrests were * ye pore Fg rae Juckson st., late Friday |Globe- Republican, secretary-treasur-| made at Jefferson golf links, Friday wh is the Mean- nent, He continued on hin way, or of the aasociation. night. al | —— en — — - EE ) | chap Peat | On Monday and Tuesday, . October 18th and 19th, will — our Eighth Anniversary e, i This is the greatest selling event of this year, and the: prices are the lowest*in. two, years. Months of painstaking en- deavor are spent each year to make this sale what we claim for it—“The Greatest Selling Event of the Year.” All the. offerings are season- able, and the sale is_particu-. larly opportune, coming just before the opening of the winter season. The. people’s fullest expectations for lowered prices are met in this great event. Of course, we expect all our charge customers to share fully with the cash customers in the opportunities of this sale. _ For complete announcements ' for both Monday and Tuesday, see the Sunday papers and The Seattle Star Monday. ( F: + “(SESE es5ea SSgee2 SESE*ps <ecez