The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1920, Page 9

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THE SEATTLE STAR Song Leaders to Be Enrolled Tonight Horry up, Community song lead LITTLE JOURNEYS TO YESTERDAY ARREST AVIATOR|BONUS BILL FIND MAN WITH yy Ma ASMAIL ROBBER 1S NOW LAW HIS THROAT CUT - U it { —- —- | — jls Taken in Struggle With|Payment Won’t Start Until|Dead More Than Month) ime.’ . Officers February Near N. P. Tracks ie tianot “Coecnpats Go i Vy | : } | pt A : - : x | National Community Seryice, will 2 a INCREASE \ f ‘Wy ro . “ mn ry \ RAVING | MUSKOGER, Olda, Nov. 29-——! The soldiers’ bonus bil, which! Dead apparently for more than a 4 | ! HN, ie ; \W \ til i} Keith Collina, aviator, ’ | start the first of bis eight Claas gem sions at once. wanted in| fen. George B. Lamping tried to get | month, a man's body, which was to ps connection with the $3,600,000 mail|thru the last legislature, was of-|be taken to Black Diamond Monday laimed a law of the state for identification, was discovered Hart Monday |near the Northern Pacific raitroad! eonity of inst! tracks three-quarters of a mile west after a struggle with postoffice in-| val ; —_——————e test thelof Henry Spur lite Sunday after. | ayment|noon, The throat waa cut from ear apectorn. | of vice men Is not ted to|to ear, The man was about 60 years | Authorities said Collins made away | begin until the early part of Feb | old with the loot from the train tm an| ruary. Altho no weapon was found, ow. automobile, Six men are already un-| ernor Hart's proclamation fol-|ing to the darkness, the case shows Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat- der arrest tn Council Bluff. They |! the certification by Secretary | many tndieations of suicide, accord. ing, Antiseptic Liquid are said to have confenned of State Hinkle of the total state to Dep Yoroner Gec $c rans h avs confensed. | ing to Deputy Coroner George Scott! Hy is un cary for you OM a warrant basis, joining COUNCTL BLUFT'S, Iowa, Nov. 29.| 7 A mill hand of the Lake Sawyer | with ecsenee, totehen, Finer cetaEE Mghting department, which has With the arrest of Keith Collins at| P r every | Lumber Co., cutting thru the woods, leieeh ot cee , &s oore toe Shas = ct Pietos sp adhered wom 7 4 Westville, Okla, the police have! formed | stumbled upon the body. $1.00 for extra ar ro tottie and ty als asserted Monday that i HAIR it cleared up the biggest robbery in the| between April 6, 1917, vem-| In the man's dark grey suit a fy applied oil coca min action means that another ala 2 ’ || | history of the United States, Com. | ber 11, 1919, |watch and 40 cents were found. | from itching ca doaaa im carfare ts imminent. missioner William A. Byers declared | 000 In boi wothes the skin and esis culpa Muny railway’s overdraft today, j ‘Was $455,000. This will be by December 24. After that all employes of the street car A pessimist is a man who refuses to eat dinner today because be has no prospect of one tomorrow, 45 whe Go on Warrant Basis;| Wie Means Higher Fares, Is 1} & Prediction \ Gitchine Beattle’s street car system wil co} ® Warrant basis on December 24, | Das been announced by City Treas Se Md L. Torry, This will be the} Of the city's | train robbery at Council Bluffs, Lowa, | ficial! ul FF. © of the nec several weeks ago, was under arrest | by at Westville, Okla, today, Collins! DB wae arrested at the home of his uncle 1 tuting a friendly suit to f the meanure. vote on the bonus bill and $25,000 In currency |Other wearing apparel which may when he escaped. Local authorities | mist In identification consisted of a | effectively most skin diseases. The amount taken by the bandits,!4q not learned this morning | Working shirt and a hat, purchased) Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating 5 | who on November 11 broke into @/ whether any of this sum had been |!" Seattle, which was lying close by. | disappearing liquid and is soothing Burlington storage mall car and stole my - the most delicate skin. It is not lo ie Ge bald with interest | 10 registered pouches, will total a few SE No woman ever loved = man so |is easily applied and costs little. warrants. | thousand dollars les than §5,000,000,/ A plant near Honotula now makes | much that ahe didn’t try to find out’ it today and save all further distress, TAM overdrafts against the xystem | { 7 - - || Byers maid. Collins had over $3,000,-|tuel alcohol from pineapple waste, how much the engagement ring cost. The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, O, Rave to be paid before any of | = - J 4 See yee ine s mys —e recovered Corporation Coun Warrants issued can be called in ertwal wes 1} us Meler. Holters of issues must wait their turn, Annual Christmas Seal Sale Starts Rhallis, of Greece, Uy rits French and Italian ape Conditions of Sale } recognize fully the obliga- regime om a ) igen phonograph offered in this sale is a genuine Pathe Phono- § graph, Model 10. It is 43 inches — high, 201% inches wide and 2014 — inches deep. Beautiful mahogany or oak in absolutely the most sub- stantial cabinet construction. It is equipped with genuine inde- structible Sapphire Ball for play- ing Pathe records; universal tone arm for playing all makes of rec- ords ; 4 pot ‘oe. needles, RECORDS TO BE SE eCTED BY THE PURCHASER. yg total price for this entire out- — fit is $150. a initial payment may be ex- tremely small. The balance to be paid within the year in weekly or monthly installments. oe equipment will be delivered to your home immediately on re- ceipt of initial payment. Freight or express charges will be prepaid to all points within 50 miles of Seattle. where Jacot waa serving In the array, street car system have first call a SS “4 ~ AFTEm PADUNE, THE Boy nian Dispute Gna’ first armed force will leave | . Pathe Records Vilna Wednesday, it was an Mi here today. British, French | ec. O y Oo e€ a troops -amigned to Poland or Lith | in charge of the Ant! Tuberculosis to Vilna alvo. mostly in commissions to | *t#te, will aesume the role of adviver fonotuty, and then to the United || HOW td Make a ssibly a : ° po void it. F reports this week will provide | secure the releane from immigration nt Of an internation.| In company with another Russian learning Jacot's California addreaa || thoLaxene. First Dose Relleves from Vladivostok, with the ald of tary Colby an appeal, asking that | wate m ak 1 ng a i, Nov. 29—The confer-| ing rederal grand fury on charges of | ~~ Premier Leygues depart-| by tne immigration authorities. nade of these | j " ‘On, 55, manager of the | fident that the resurrection of her/ iand its won Reg. U. & vat Off. cars, will form at hausted across the mound, Sheriff Tetired, Terry declared . : “Phat holders of the $15,000,000 In} -@ Bo, b Saturday by = Z . j OFF FOR ViLNk eS hag a HYPNOTIST, hap BEEN GENEVA, Nov. 29—The league of | will comprise the gent to supervise the | e 9 enema a i ae eet O M E ! Cupid’sCounsel wre tomorrow! Bilipcreegus’ troops ‘wil ed S C | league of King county. Mail sales be Don’t put off an- ee in Seattle Case =<" ta to eee the resumption of Deen assigned the various ‘© om oe ae ag ardien, ames witprovios|mcure the tease frm immigriien| Erm anowng net ot mmier=|| —Layative Cough SYWWP|ly ou can Fe ene alee len the fit: boat ‘phe could after| [WH Granalated Sager and Meo || ie Premiers to two of the vessel's crew, HP. Han- | Passport remulations be wares ent Teen ; Y |e persona Silied premiers over the neinging ineligible aliens into the | ifi t Russian situations will be sacriiiee 0) |Country. but were exonerated. ‘The BON-OPTO Testan £ min.|_ 22¢0t tm San Francisco, hurried to Sharpens Vision last night and Leygues co. sleckening Wednesday. as were used Inst yoar? ‘Isplendid epee Pathe Pho- Tries to Resurrect Dead Husband iiems Famity exrocistion |Drourtt shout by the "power ot \derful equipment—at the terms and under the ‘probably Wednesday | Prayer, Mra. Robert Rouse prayed | and King st. Burial Sumner reported today. conditions that obtain during this great nation- Passersby saw Mrs, Rouse tying ow issued by the city to pure’ ruse Walter F. Decide Polish-Lithua-| ¥ to decide whether Vilna will begin Wednesday, December 1 Last week the de-| Batnbdridge Colby, secretary. of but he was anddenly ontered to other day, if you can er Cross Keys. The girls shipped | Attorney Wiener forwarded to Secre- linen Conference |*7,:24," tam are troveht tatre ber romance day, it was announced | eiris have been held for deportation " “}procure one to the foreign office today nographs ceremony funeral sery-| SYLVESTER, Ga, Nov. 29—-Con. ‘The consise. beside his grave until she fell ox on the grave, and sent an alarm to | wide demonstration sale. the sheriff's office. So confident | was she that her husband would rise | jthat she had brought clothing for him to wear and tools to open the grave. t the age of 90 inches. /A small cash payment is all it takes to start you ‘in the ownership of this beautiful outfit, out of ‘which you will get more pleasure and satisfac- tion than any other one thing you own that has cost you so little. Big New Bill Starts This Afternoon Twice Daily All Week 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 Matinees—15c to 50c VICTOR MOORE EMMA LITTLEFIELD e Special ROOFING BUILDING PAPER DEADENING FELT Your initial cash payment is the largest cash in- Ernst Roofing 200 +q. ft. in roll, complete with note aad cement for laying. 15 rolls (light weight). Reg. price $2.75. Special . $1.98 reg pice $205." Boeciat.. S248 Rosin Sized Building Paper 500 sq. ft. in roll. roe xe'tts0) ‘special’, 91.58 562 rolle (weigh 20 tbs. roll). $1 89 F Reg. price $3.00. Special Deadening Felt 450 aq. ft. in roll. $2.98 8 rolls (weigh 27 Tbs. roll) Reg. price $4.50. Special.. 11 rolls (weigh 50 tbs, roll. Reg. price $6.00, Special. . $3.98 6 rolls (weigh 75 Tha. roll). Reg. priest 00. Special... $5.98 ———————- t Hardwate 6 SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET [Mext doar to Coliseum Theetre ) AND CO. In @ Rovival of the Rare Stage Skit “CHANGE YOUR ACT OR BACK TO THE ‘woops” DANCING KENNEDYS In Their Own Creations 0 A RVING RHE! GOSLAR & LUSBY —IN— Artistic Bits of Vaudeville Special Songs Written by Mr. Goslar CHICK “OLSON & JOHNSON Likable Lads Loaded With Laughs PETTY REAT & BROTHER Assisted by 20 Li'l Bottles JACK LA VIER “All in the Spirit of Jext” “Hello Husband” A Satirical Comedy by William Anthony McGuire, with LULU McGUIRE & HAMILTON CHRISTY Kinograms | Topics of the Day | Concert Orchestra dollars each week. So, come tomorrow! and what a splendid A. B. Elliott 5368 vestment you will have to make, as the balance may be spread out over an entire year, a few If only to see and hear what a perfectly wonderful phonograph this is opportunity this sale af- fords you to own one. Remember, too, only about 24 of these outfits remain, as 76 have already been taken. DUBOIS 1107 Third Avenue Between Spring and Seneca Streets Store Open Evenings Till 9 gee Pathe Phonograph included in this sale is guaranteed for one year. Any defective within that time will be replaced without charge. Written guarantee fur- nished with each phonograph, - Biprtibirang will be given to all pur chasers to exchange this instru- ment for any higher priced Pathe Phonograph at any time within six months, we agreeing to allow the purchaser full credit for every dollar paid up to the time ex- | change is made. Tear this out, fill in and mail to us a¢ once A. B, DUBOIS, 1107 Third Ave., Seattle, Without any obligation whatsoever on my part, you may send me photographs and other descriptive matter of the Pathe Phonograph you are offering upon special terms, Also send photographs of the Pathe Actuelle Model you | are offering at $250,

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