The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1920, Page 24

WARNING ON (— PLAY SAFE WALL YOURPRESENTS EARL RCED RAT PLAGUE ‘i — For Christmas — Doctor Pictures Menace to Boston 0 ac ate imitate tase shana Give of rats which are to be found in| = peace’ beeen may some day | sponsible for an outbreak of the A Seattle newspaper has purchased paguere @etann suore Senay thas ant Seattle newopaper has purchased ene, eee eon tan Local Improvement | ted i we were su: arily ordered | ria ohh yeaa ag to guard against to get out almost immediately. We atenmee to the” prio meard "a Bonds no place to move to and our entire Health, in an address to the schoo! —a gift that increases in value, yields a sub- stantial yearly return and provides stimulus to further SAVING and INVESTMENT on the part of the recipient. We have a choice selection of Seattle securities in various de- nominations. Consult us. phystolans. If an outbreak 414 occur, this! city’s climate would minke everyone susceptible to the pneumonic form of bubonic plague, declared Dr, Wil! fama, and the entire city would have to be placed under quarantine, while physicians and pecialists| 774-14 Sam and Santa both urge that all Christmas bundles be mailed early, if you want hy he oo \d ve ’ J y ” so uase moe. te bie tae al them to arrive before Christmas. Just mark them: “Don't Open Before Christmas” and "4 = mail them NOW! ALL HATS OFF |Won’t iol Father {Catholic Women Put |New Phone Books WHEN SWORN IN| .'2.Chsnse His will) On Old-Time Bazaar| Show Big Growth. “Don't scrap over a wiN until the| All the features of the old-time Beattic’n phone system has more nina | tontator dies,” wan the sum and mub-|hamar were on hand at the enter-| than doubled in the last nine years, | raday night at Broad. | according to the new phone directory Judge Rules Women Law-| "er of Judge A. W. Frator’s rub | tainment Tho y night al | ceo aiee ‘uae. Sent yvonne) wos ant ers Must Bare Heads ing Thureday tn dismissing tho sult | way hall by the Young Ladies’ Insth oe nt ection ag the book con-iG _F —————— t te matte 4 im . | pl es ne ° ciation of Tax Assessors is mi y . joe be red B. Cavanaugh against his| tute, @ Catholic women's Ormaniz® | ting 90.500 names as against 27200; ays Real Property | close study of remedial measures @e BOSTON, Dec. 10—The precedent | father, Martin J. Cavanaugh, to force | tion, The proceeds of the barmar| in the directory insued in 1911. H ily T. ed] | be submitted to the convention 4 has been established by Judge Jenney | the old man to bequeath him three | wi go to a fund tor the erection of Too Heavily Tax | ao saptnenen 1 ton held tae ‘Of in the matter of the head dress of fifteenths of his property and|, clubhouse for the institute. | Statinties prove that native bern Real property in Washington bears) yo wuey 37 ‘ young women who appear in the|against his brother and sisters to es pata alc non of native parents have a much lower | too great a burden of tax due to pres pee, diate supreme judicial court to be sworn) tablish an agreement whereby he | ‘The International League of Trade mortality rate than either the for-| ent inadequate tax laws, according to| More than 540,000 Victory teas members of the bar, Miss|Was to be compensated by them in| Unions now has a membership of|eign born or the native born of for-| King County Assessor Frank Hull,|/have thus far been imued by ¥ | more than 27,000,000 ¢ign parenta who as chairman of the State Asso-| war department. Values Reflecting Present Low Prices have stock must be sold quickly for practi- can get. NATIONAL CITY BANK |} OF SEATTLE Second at Marion Sarah FR. Singleton of Dorchester |case his father disinherited him stepped forward to be sworn tn upon | - ; the motion made by Hollis R. Batley, chairman of the board of bar examin orn, wearing her hat. Judge Jenney suggested Chat she | remove her hat before being sworn | in Mr. Bailey then said that he had told hereto wear her bat, having | in mind the fact thaf on a previous | occasion, when several young women | were admitted, they had worn their bonnets and that he did not know what the practice waa Judge Jonney admitted he wae equally ignorant ef the practios, but that for the day, anyway, It would | be to dispense with the bead cover) ing. 4 } Twenty Shots, but No One Is Wounded PARTS, Dee. 10.—Loutn Dourondean, 60 and P. Quolie, 44, decided upon a duel after a quarrel. They stood at 100 yards with service rifiea and fired 20 rounds, When ammunition was almost exhaurted and no one wounded, Durondean rushed his enemy with the butt of Dis piece and Quelle shot him dead with his Last bullet. Quelie’s in jail Two Suspects Held | Ministers Fight under supervision of the facaity, we| in Aberdeen Murder : ministertal association threatens 10-—Two FURNITURE CO. 1915-17 FIRST AVE. Just South of Butterworths Hundreds of This Season’s UITS and OVERCOATS ° for Men and Young Men * Sold the UPSTAIRS Wary ney $30 Not one bought for “sales” purposes. All of ‘ite from our REGULAR stock of the highest standard of quality and manufacture, including suits of unfinished ao} BELIANGHAM, Deo Toy Aeroplanes. That Fly—15c (ike Mlustration) Other AFROPLANES, and type, with detachable Winchester Rifle and “wear Kit $15.75 ° : ns a ee worsteds, cassimeres and serges. Unquestionably the ing wheels, Very strong and dur able. The popular Winslow make. Saturday Special, $2.39. On Our Main Floor best buy this year, with our usual upstairs saving of $10.00 over ordinary prices. Cotunthia Bieyeies—-From the javenile to the “chainiess” models, Christmas Prices One pad Kifle Targets. All packed in brass-hinged oak carrying case, equipped with lock. (Saterday only), special $15.76. Fit Guaranteed Alterations Free Satisfaction or Your Money Back Horsehide Driving Gloves oat ae Core | Sea eee | oe FAHEY-BROCKMAN BLDG. _— ARCADE BLDG. Sias eith telelng gauntict. Yasily ra Saturday oe rar, rom real ‘ 1 i Third and Pike Over Rhodes Co., Second Ave. RALEIGH BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON AHEY- HROCKMAN Buy up-stairs and save 41029 LIONEL ELECTRIC “HUMMER” AND “AMERICAN FLYER" WINDUP TRAINS, $1.25 to $5.25.