The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1920, Page 7

. TUESDAY, DECEMERR 7, 1970. 0 UNFURL ‘Matt Dog Arouses Nation| SINN FEIN Crowds Protest Execution THE SEATTLE STAR , a \ — § TRUCE FLAG - = ite DOU STAIRS SIRO The Toy Town wn | *,* SS BB tur Henderson to conte ———_— Letter-Writing Contest ss Peace for Ireland Like Magic. O L f for Grammar-School — bigar sara ike Magic, Out Pops a Letter for You Child seni F LONDON, Deo. T—Arthur Hen Wh n Y, T ll S t Y N ldren ink Pa apron Shih Sues orepanete e ou e anta our ame EN fine prizes for the best letters received! ir ee ee rer ea H® looks through the letters he has written to the little folks, PP Ath -wepenmbe de taf din Gb ~— 25555 and he always finds yours! And there it is, with your name _| ‘ial Table that has been provided for them in Toy cis fmportant intermediaries hastened rritte , »@ ‘* , peck a " wr pce trace iy wire boldly ae the envelope. Just write a letter of not over four hun- = Bee Se Patt coe Ask for your letter at Santa’s Post-office—it is pond pee ceocrans your visit \e Ty (Ei od gun -wlbrtenrge gape ai: “ +48 4 IWN, in the Downstairs Store, and mai row ely ES were Indi waiting here for you. TOY TOWN, THE DOWNSTAIRS eToRE it to the Toy Town Letter Editor, in care gations that firhting will continue to of Frederick & Nelson, not later than } the hour of the armistice, if it comes. o government continued to raid - - Monday, December 18. arrest. Sinn Fein terrorists con G f f W O ued their campaign df ambush. 1 ts or ee nes Write your letter in ink, using one side of the is ATtACKED paper only. State your age, give your address cor- Who Haven’t Seen Many Christmases Last night a lerry load of pollos, BY J. H. DUCKWORTH the case to the sessions. Here the rectly, and say what grade you are in at school. Bearing Brandon, was surprised in LONDON .—(By Mall>—"Onkie” i! judges sentenced him to death, Mra. AVEN thou: he ean't SAY 80. he wi ‘ e fort a - the darkness by attackers hidden in /the mosttalked of dog in England. | Birch, his mistress, appealed, A pe gh . ' i enjoy the con of these soft and comfortable gift-garments, and his mother will exclaim over their dainty appearance. ‘the bushes. The police hastily took |“Onkie” is a terrier into whose | tition praying for a pardon signed by| fe cover, apparently without injury | parentage it is perhaps not fair to in- | ¢ver 6.000 dog lovers was handed in, | te any of them. They were rescued /auite too closely. To be brutally | liut the sentence was confirmed. | F be government pursued Its policy |the kids in bis neighborhood. | ‘The fight for “Onkie'v* fife so fur lin, with ribbon bows, 50c, 65¢, 8! and Cap), in white, cardinal, Cleo-blue, 4 racking down Sinn Feinn leaders} “Onkte” has been sentenced to | as cost $600. Another appeal is now to $2.50. old-rose, heather mixture and Copen- 4 ‘ rising the Dublin corporation |death fat the Surrey sessions as “a| to be carried to the high court, and, ‘ : A hagen, sizes 2 to 5 years, $9.50. : ARG city hall and arresting six/danger to the public,” and bis mis-|if unsuccessful there, the home see Wool Bonnets in white with trimming BED, vad ? p Wool Crochet Sacques in white touched Ter se ere with pink and blue, $1.50, $1.75, $1.95, % bers. One of these was a mem-/tresg has appealed to Queen Mary) retary will be petitioned. Ter of parliament, elected by the land to Queen Alexandra to ask them) Mr Birch has been trundated in a Ss o to interveds on bis behalf. with letters and tele crams ot sym} T in white touched with pink or $2.25, $2.75‘ to $4.50. were taken to one 7 ; ro ¢ lovers tn all parte a . Bios toternment campe omar by. [KNOCKING DOWN CHILDREN | Hngund “| sadaemade ssh amd aga Hug-me-Tights, $1.95, $3.50, $4.25 and Henderson expected to see Lioyd “I would rather suffer imprison Knitted Wool Bootees in plain white, or * $4.95. today and {t was believed the |. “Oukic" was tn the habit of bole ment than that ‘Onkie’ should be |taken from me” Mrs. Birch told a jreperter. “I have bad bim since he | wan a little puppy, and since I lost| | my baby he has been Just like a child | BUthorized and responsible pervona| Somebody who didn't like “Onkle” | to me” | any question that would bring peace | COmplained. He was haled before bio | “Onkie” sone to Nin feet, yawned, %o Ireland. pollee court. Scores of boys and girls.!and by degrees warmed up into al He sald he was trying to leart | M8 Pals, were witnesses as to his friendly frolic with a cat on the! Whether Michael O’Flanagan, vice |°Maracter, In court they pulled bis hearthrug. “They are great friends,” President of the Sinn Fein, wha ask. Jatubby tail and poked their fingers | said Mra, Birch, “and eat from the/ @4 him what the first ¢tep towara|'® bit eyes and “Onkie's" only re | same plate, But Onkia,’ being a per terlousty jumping over the back fence and knocking down little chil. dren; the bigger children could with stand his enthusiastic onsiaughta —— would arrange & meeting. premier tn commons hast night Feiterated his cautious assertion that et Bik wad See genie, He, Opp, Wool Buggy Robes, $4.50. 65c, T5c to $1.66, Infants’ Sacques, $1.50, $1.75, $1.95 to White Knitted Drawer in $8.25. : . eo or novelty stitch, ries Infants’ Coats and Capes, $5.95 to $9.50. 1.95 to $3.50 Infants’ Wool Mittens, 7b< TUE DOWNSTAIRS STOR Pe ck eee eaeeitenee oon | = Bathyobe Blankets “Efi Thee Www vw sims | HERE'S MORE ABOUT | COHO()T MEET Unusually Low-priced VICE CLEANUP STARTS ON PAGE ONE HERE TONIGHT ‘Needed Legislation to Be Discussed Today-was “Citizenship Gaytn the Who was wounded himaelf, was ro- ported still In a serigue condition | Cho! week program. $6.45 IGHLY acceptable gifts just as they are, for they are appropriately boxed, or they may be made up into robes for men or women, Corduroy Room Robes In Lovely Colorings Saad a the me prince A “Radioptican” ad 7 | today, but oT It was to connection with the lioptican See ee ot ee ney nee Soca Wve | Li eat \eietin ae Ee Thsteful patterns on grounds of Blue, rose, brown, Picture-projecting of the Pore ‘Amembly of Bavfof Pupils thrucut Seattle were t- Machines with Courtland Penny, «x- tive secretary of the organization, officiate, “FIR TREE.” SENIOR MEN'S nor society at the university, holds My its first meeting of the school year tonight at the Alpha Sigma Phi house. Es i i af obligations ag well a9 the exercise of privileges. That a citieen un Charles ‘ der obligation not only to support the . He would base | public schools, but to accept reapon-| i charge against Boyd, he mid, on | sibility for the management of aD ion; against affairs connected with them, te i " z = means ally-lighted “Radiopti- can.” A gift that the boy will not tire of soon, for the entertainment 36-inch Curtain Scrim Reduced to D()C Yeu N excellent quality of evenly-woven S6-Inch i 23 Copenhagen and cherry, with sailor collar, pockets and sash to tie, co tO| A mans meeting of citizens ts he, with Boyd. pur- pianned for Broadway high school cartridges for the weapon. | tonight at § o'clock to talk over oF Wentifieation @t! needed school leci#lation. It is under EEE t if iz i apeenre tornieh m the following | the auspices of the Broadway Par- Scrim with selvedge, mostly in cera shade, bat At $10.50, Boom Robe in evening-coat style as pic- 4a nt A ih gereebe oe ent-Teachers’ asnoctation, about 100 yards each of iwory and whita tured, of beautifully embossed corduroy in shades ‘Wednesday will be Logiviative day in the Sc! ik Ce Loy An opportunity to purchase advantageousty, 1906 to 14 years. tn! support and operation of the public|I| Wednesday, at 2@¢ yard. —enm powestams afoRn penitentiary at school. Teachers will discums why Pyrex Glass Baking Ware laws have to be made for the cup The Oven Ware with a Gift-Appearance Bort and operation of the schools, | ff |) and the administration of) i Dut | schools. is provided for, and some. | | thing of the present neods of this gift of Pyrex might be the conventional decora- tive table picee so far as appearance goes, but it is intended for baking uses, the same dish that goes into - the oven being used on the table for serving. Casseroles, $1.50, $2.00, $2.25, $2.75 and $9.25. Pudding or Baking Dishes, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00. Dishes, $1.10 and $1.50. ° ° pete aime the Gifts in Leather Utility Dishes, $1.50 and $2.00. a and tice teat tie and $2.00. Useful and Always Welcome Custard Cups, 30¢ and 35e. ‘OU may depend upon it that you ean choose ac- Bean Pots, one-pint size, $1.50. ceptably for ’most everyone on your Gift List, . Oval Vegetable Dishes, 75c and 85c. except, perhaps, your yery smallest friends, from the HOV SEWARES SECTION | Christmas displays in our Leather Wares Section, First Floor. : Eveh a baby, though, will derive comfort and pleasure from a Thermos Carafe that will keep his milk at &n appetizing temperature. There is a full line of Thermos goods in this section. of pink, light blue, cherry, pansy, wistaria and Copenhagen. —Second Floer See Powrstams ari |Protes' eG Segre Mike Sagron) | Packing House Move | Resolutions protesting against the | Proposed ordinance compelling pack- | ing houses to move from their pres %, 1919, }@nt Iocations on the tidefiats were pe Bok bib fle pan raven A f% | adopted at a meeting Monday of rep- Vuddttie tie patete ® hig| Fesentatives of the Chamber of Com- coeupeea = | merce, the 100 Per Cent elub, the Rotary, the Press, the Mutual Bust- Diseharend fram. Folemm, Feb eos Men's and the ‘Transportation I aRasene afd | clubs. Arrested at Banta Rosa, December | Bre 1920, for complicity in the shoot-| * ng of Miles Jackson, Lester Dor | Le O. a to Fade . | man, detectives, and Sheriff Jamee| a ance Hf t Putrapeat Somers county, 884 com | wrany macamgmnat HO oY 0. O. ¥., will give an entertainment and dance tonight at 8 o'clock at Odd Fellows temple, 10th and Pine st., to Odd Poliown, their farniles and their friends. A feature of the evening ANOTHER JAP ceerscceisss CAFE ROBBED 2222". Another Jap restaurant wns held up Monday night. A lone robber kept an automatic pistol on K. Fugiyama, proprietor of the Puget Sound Coffee house, 716 Sixth ave. &., at 440 p. m. Monday and scooped $25 from the cash register, women fn San Francisco, } Something New in a Phonograph Built by a fism noted for the excellency of its manufacturing. Compare the beauty of tone and clearness of enunciation of A Gift to Lighten Her Household Duties . le here on a shor Among. the Leather Novelties which are univer- : THE ‘WHITE arom ‘Ave Meck wan held is the one many a homekeeper secretly wishes—and sally appreciated as Gifts are: Schreot svt foals ot & what gift could be chosen that expresses more of Ratlroad ave, and rion st. at 11 c with that of all others. B pm thoughtfulness and appreciation? With this idea in . HAND RAGS SEWING\CASES It plays ALL records. § To Give Joint Dance mind these suggestions are advanced by the House- BRIEF CASES TIE RACKS pene Disabled Yank : wares Section, and the adjoining Electrical Goods PURSES for Disabled Yanks Py=———# Wood Baskets TR POLDE r be sanathae Gib in two howpttain ta Western ere Special 75c FRY CARR . HANDKERCHIEF — Washington, four posts of the Pp FIRST AID KITS Amériean Legion in Seattle will le Electric Coffee Percolat- Ylectrig Vacuum Cleaners 7RY handy to have CASES “ penser ah po RR ors Sewing Machine Motors beside the fireplace YEMORANDUM TOILET ROLLS 4 FOR CHRISTMAS. fair will be under the management Electric Irons Electric Heaters or the kitchen range are BOOKS ; ieee Sar ten irre oe the Electric Toasters Andirens and Fire Sets " WRITING KITS MILITARY BRUSHES posts. % thege Baskets of splint 1 ATHER CASES . — Ki d . k Electric Grills Pyrex Glags Baking Ware ogg as pictured, stained ° CARD CASES IN LE , ” WHITE oki Gier , "ween ae rederic Electric Washing Ma Copper and Nickeled = in ’iahogany shade. Spe- ; me JEWEL BOXES 4 Sewing Machine Co. held in city Jul on open charges. chines Tableware cial 75¢. PHOTO FOLDERS SEWING BOXES of , EF pee oe Movies’ aight” by &Nelson Hu DOWNGTATRS STORM THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE ‘PHOTO HOLDERS —Wiret Floor 314 Pine 415 Union ff Patrolmen 3, DeBoer and W. A