The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1920, Page 9

IVSTERY IN 6 Times,» rae Totem Her Pride | BEDDING ON ip SHRUBBERY | Found in Louisa Boren Park; May Be Clue to Mur- | der or Death by Disease | Seattle police were searching Mon ¥ for miscreants who threw a set 4 clothes over the railing of the t Interlaken Boulevard bridge Whrubbery in a ravine of the Boren park some time night or early Sunday m Mfficials investigating the mee are endeav ine just why anyone Means of getting rh clothes. Whether th Phase of some crime mystery, or | ne mere | Wacking a sense of propriety and) It was done by per © dewency, has not yet been de- FOUND HANGING BRANCHES nging to the branches of shrubs below the Intelaken bridge, the} Sunday} ing by Park Foreman J. P. Rey- | hing was discovered Taking the precaution to use tchfork, Reynolds bundled the into gu sacks and later juled it away in a park department on. He made a careful investiga. tion of the place and reported his | d to the police. “It looks to me as tf some old per | RETRACTION IS DEMANDED Legion Men Riled at Atlantic Monthly Resolutions calling for the retrac tion of misleading statements regard ing the Centratia Armistice day mae published in the Atiantic Monthly, were adopted Saturday at a meeting of th ut om sacre, | mittee of tt Americ ficlals in distributing th was announced at the meeting, which Miss Lucy Moon ts very proud of | the totem-pole, pictured above, Al) tho she has been married six times, | has died and the rest of the fam. was so anxious to get rid of the/ clothes they just tossed them the bridge, but they seemed in! hurry, whoever they are” said ynolds. “Plenty of queer things | BS on in Seattle parks, but this one Strikes me as a little different. But from what I have seen, I dont be | E HH lieve it was a murder.” | In the set were two homemade Quilts, a woolen dlanket, a white bed ‘Spread and two feather-filied pillows, | @neased in white pillow slips. They | ali solled and crumpled and signs of long use without MURDER BY SAY POLICE The fact that no dicod stains were | ed, officials believe, eliminates | a Possibilities of poisoning, strangling the attempted hiding of a death contagious disease, are clues the police consider worthy of bed clothes were marked with ink, and officials are now ie recipients will accompany each | 20,000 letters of appeal to be sent | people of Seattle and Western GHBORS of America, will give a | and card party at Swedish | Eighth ave. and Olive st, all| and evening Tuesday. | RESTON, lowa.—Three hurt in| of Burlington trains Nos. 7 TTT TT higagey | of murder by violence. The) —_ and now ts happy with the sixth husband, the belle of the Quataino | Indians tnsivta. upon retaining her | maiden name, This may be some-| what due to the fact that her hus: | band’s name is John Monkey. Miss Lucy, or should we say Mrs Monkey? has been judged the most | beautiful of her tribe by reason of | the fact that her head has grown | to @ sharp. point. | The Quatsino belleves the pointed head ‘is more to be desired than the| round skull, and Miss Lucy, having the sharpest-pointed head in the| tribe, and the loveliest totem-pole, | has no trouble at all landing a new husband when the old falls by the waynide. J Sweeping Reductions now prevail on our entire stock of Furs Suits, Coats Dresses Wraps and Gowns — /W.HL HAHLO& CO. Women’s Ready-to-Wear 1510 Second Ave. was held in the Cobb bullding The assistance probably will con sixt of dispensing qu nnatres, ap plications and information. Extension Work in Agriculture Urged Officers will be elected and a coun try-wide program of extension work | in agriculture and home economics is to be adopted by the King County Farm bureau at its annual meeting at 10 a.m. Thursday tn the Metho dist church at Renton Seville is the only Spanish city In which begging is forbidden in the streets. Test the-lone + sof your Christmas ° THE SEAT DANCERS T0 AID KIDDIES |Bluebird Club to Give Ry- ther Benefit | The Rluebird Dancing club will give a be ‘Thursday night for the Ryther bh und on of May dy are to go and “brick will be offered to thone at house, the direc Dunn, ‘The entire pr to the Ryther Child } tickets” tending. at Renton Hill club | TLE STAR WOMEN WILL 500 AUTOMATIC GET REVENGE) TELEPHONES IN Housewives May Now Wal-|“Hello Girl” Will Have to lop Gas Man Hunt New Job Soon The days of the “Hello Girl" are Here's a chance to get even with | numbered. | he installation of more than ep , the Pa the gas man! Several thousnd questionnaires v raph Co. are to be mailed to consumers by the nell of the “What state py commission Housewt their Oxy | A publ I service | termination, he said. “Weary” Wilking Monday address | conditions. ed an appeal to the 130 locals of the \ unions, asking fo More “ | Ridered and pomai | the comminsion Says Permits Have : Cut Use of Alcohol 5®¥* He Was Insane; | Asks for New Trial Petition for new trial, entered tn 1, 8. Gietrict Saturday by Chas. “HH. Hodge, recently convicted of impersonating a secret service op- erative, waa being considered Mon day by Federal Judge Jeremiah erned the insuance of the permits. Neterer, Hodge bases bis petition The prosecutor belleves that unlaw- | on the allegation that he was inaane ful traffic in the commodity can be| or imbecile at the time the offense | abolished In Seattle, | wus committed. Careful regulation of permits al lowing drug stores to carry alcohol | in their stock has prevented the dia | 1 tribution of 600,000 gations for ie gitimate purpones, according to Pros eouting Attorney Fred C, Brown. whose recommendations have gov court pation WIM be | now, imp tnvtaiied at the Be weed in the cus until notification is given by th mpany With the automatics, every person his or her own t Gettin, making t dial, an Millions of Caribou in North, He Asserts Millions of caribou, moving acroas | the hills of the Far North in herds of | thousands—that is the story brought down from Alaska by Judge Charles | in hone girl in effected by ombination on a x a nate, of Fairbanks, U. 8 trict judge for the who paw to Washi ern anim Talking About Records— Do You Know That there are in the King County Auditor’s office, 1,128 volumes of Deed records of 640 pages to the volume, and a —of mortgage ree- ords? That makes a total of 1,239,040 pages of deed and mortgage rec- ords alone. Quite a library, yet every instrument is ac- curately “taken off” and indexed in our two abso- lutely complete title plants. WASHINGTON TITLE “Under State Supervision” om Stradivara at the . nearest dealer BEFORE you decide which Stradivara é “3 model Christmas will find in your home, test the Stradivara tone. Make the test as exacting as you can; make comparisons; have every kind of record played over for you. You will find the music of the Stradivara richer, purer and more nearly like the original pro- duction that you had dreamed possible. 808 volumes—640 pages’ INSURANCE COMPANY ‘ The magic of the Stradivara Sound Board makes possible the perfect reproduction of all music. You hear its music ringing, soncrous, clear—exactly as originally rendered, with the same enjoyment you have in the original performance of the musical artist. 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