The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1921, Page 4

SLAIN EGYPTIAN EATH RING Girl Tourists Are Vio- tims of Alexandria Assassins [XANDRIA, Egypt, Jan, 5.— “one persons, inoluding six A, are under arrest here in con With the worst murder orgy has had in a century. bodies and many barrels of N skeletons have been exhumed BY Police under buildings in the Leb ban district. As the search contin. the murder list grows daily, the passing 50. of the victims were Detectives believe Were tourists trapped during ing trips; others slain after smoking p: headquarte is crowded @istracted parents the discovery of the Lebban will clear up the disappear. of scores of Alexandria girls recent years. are searching for a woman as “Fatima, the One Eyed it Angel.” It is alleged that holds keynformation in the orgies, young ‘FOUR CHARTER ENDMENTS UP voters will have the oppor to pass upon four amend itm to the city charter at the com election. city counc!! in special session afternoon voted to submit @ measures to the people. amendments provide for the date of city elections April and May, permitting civil employes who are elevated to tive positions to resume their positions when their terms fnereasing the salary of the cor counsel from $4,800 to $6 ‘and permitting a larger levy for purposes Oned amendments creating & failway department and abol the department of public were killed by vote of the bs D RIPS OFF ORTLAND ROOF . Jan b—Farty re today indicated the severe wind rain storm, which caused con- @amage !n various parts of and Washington last night. the wind tn Portiand lifted off a of the roof of the Stradivara ph Co.'s factory. and before @ section of roof had finished its thru the air, it bowled over carrying high tension which caused the blocking of car traffic for two hours. } Kan., Jan. 5—Governor 3. Allen today honored a on from the governor of the of Washington for the return J. Warren, arrested at El Do- and said to be wanted In Seat je on the charge of forgery of @ for $1,500. eee Seattle police, sheriff nor have any record of 8. J being wanted here. Mixer Planned ‘on Campus Tonight ing students at the univer will meet the old-timers at the allU mixer and entertainment winer quarter at the campus ‘at 720 p. m. Wednesday. Edmundson, varsity bas coach; Ed Leader, crew and Charles Logg, crew cap on the speaking has @ deficit of from 300, to 400,000 tons of fresh meat a Need a Medicine Should Have the Best ive you ever stopped to reason that | 2 who fear| iv | 21 down but unins oO wi when |George FE. enth ave. N Columbia st Alm, 3 struck by Richardson, Fo) Tuesday 9 —Suffering from tr ae the ot wt, t ries recet auto of T. Wait auto, me Forest st r bone Tuesday 3022 16th ave and Beacon ave. 8, at | KIDNAP E HOUSTON, Tex, Billy Mayfiek! intended oner without trial, Mayfi in his answer, Stops Hair Com 1921 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles ~Jonephine Christo wae knocked Rates on Others to Be In-| th ave, ight 4 when ek by the auto of Floyd A. E 16th ave. ‘ADMITS PLAN TO Jan filed yesterday, Editor Sanders’ damage suit. ~DANDERINE sred, when struck by the auto of BF, Wells jof Kent, on Yeslor way, near Rail road ave, Tuesday night DY—Muttiple brutes were recetwed | 611 Cherry he auto of 233% Sev and ternal tnjo struck by 626 emeyer was bruined when struck by @ Yesler garage auto at Seventh ave. and Pine st, Tuesday night. C. Reed 26 Washington et. was driving the R—1. J. Ring, of 18th ave. S and 4100 in alno pr received a fractured Rates are also being raised on night when 8 DITOR 5.—Col to arrest G. eld admitted to ing Out; Thickens, Beautifies. A few cents bays “Danderine” After a few applications abundance. eS it im that so many products that extensively advertised, all drop out of sight and are soon The reason in plain—the did not fulfill the promises of | manufacturer. This applies more Fticularly to a medicine, A inal preparation that has real| ve value almost sells itself, as | an endless chain system the iy is recommended by those| have been benefited, to those! are in need of it. prominent drugeist says: “Take example Dr. Kilmer’s ® preparation I have sold for| years and never hesitate to end, for in almost every case Bhows excellent results, as many (my customers testify. No othe y remedy has so large a #s ding to sworn statements and d textimony of thousands who used the preparation, the suc f Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Fwoot i« the fact, many people that it fulfills almost every in overcoming kidney, liver and f ailments, corrects urinary ibies and neutralizes the uric acid causes rheumatism fou tay receive a sample bottle of p-Root by parcels post. Addrexs Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N at HHH 2, u } tty itt # i medium bottles for wale at all drug Advertixement ; 4 Swamp-f One-half pound in tin foil. Sp FRICTION TAPE stock; well wrapped SIXTH you cannot find @ fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new life,| without aasintance, tastes nica, con vigor, brightness, more color and tains Wayne Bell Ringing Transformers forever solve this problem. Replace batteries once and for all. Easy to install, $2.50. x, roll; fresh | _B2e) | Special AVENUE = {ext door to Coliseum Theatre ) a) , RL AUUOTINAATNSEALOAEASUAREAEAGUAEAUH UAE TEENNEEAN AAA AT s Red Pepper Stops FERRY LINES TO BE SOLD creased | Sale of some of the county's ferry | Vines to private interests and a wuts stantial increase in passenger rates wan determined upon by the county comminsioners “Niesday afternoon. | On recommendation of J. An derson, co | transportat are to be call the Aquillo, running fre Madivon park to Houghton and bi L. of for o points; the Dawn, from Leacht 35th ave, M 0 hab Pathe ip “ hag Of Marcer inland pointe; the Ata | j the Monmouth apartments, 20U) ave. | trom Leachi to Wellevue It is prob and Yesler way, was in Providence | | \y ecctiel Giieanan’ Tent | AbI@ also that the Mercer and Rob . ne BoeHt | ort Bridges will be turned over to occurred in front of the apartment | (oitracters Tuesday night | ‘The county will retain the follow \24 Swan Swanson, New Standard |ing lines: Madison park-Kirkland, |&2 hotel, First ave, and Pine et, Leseht park-Medina, Leseh! park Mercer inland-Newport, Beattie-Vaah. | on Hetghts Harper An increase in rates to 18 cents on single fares that were previously | 10 cents, and $1.50 for 20 commuta Uon tickets that sold previously for wed by Anderson boats, altho fares for school ob are to be less on all rout ‘Burke Will Resign as U. S. Treasurer WASHINGTON, Jan, 6.~Jobr Burke, whose signature appears on all paper money meued the fed eral government, has announced his reaignation as treasurer of the Unit ed States, a position he hag held since 1906. Burke ls going (@ New York to become an investment Sanders, editor of the Houston broker, | Press, and hold him a military pris Story Writer Tells ’Em How It’s Done Journaliem students at the unt vernity were Instructed In the rudb ments of short story writing Wednes |day morning tn an address by Mre [George G. Cotter, writer, who writes under the name jot Helen Van Campen wy Wy sik |“Pape's Cold Compound” i | Quickest Relief Known S jand snufflingt A dose of “Pape's | Cold Compound” taken every two hours until three doses are taken usually breaks any cold right op. The very first dose opens clogeed nostrils and the air pamages of the head; stope nose running; relieves the headache, dullness, feverishnens. “Pape's Cold Compound” costa only & few cents at drug storen It acts no quining Insist upon Papert 6 Foot “ : Extension Cords complete with ping and key wocket. 72¢ 40-Watt MAZDA LAMPS ‘Three timer the Ught at same cost as carbon lamps. 40c Pric and PIKE STREET ' Rheumatic Pains stiff, hurt re | cannot and ends that old + onc | When hardly Pepper Hub, Quickest relief known, are around, ju Red Pepper Rub takes j| tro hing joint umatian uffering Rub It on Sore, Stiff Joints and Muscles, am: Rhemuatism, Lumbago and Pain Vanish—Try It and See! h” it rtainly the “ouc tc torture at 80 you car t tr nd you will have the Nothing has, such concentrated, penetr a red peppers. Just a y Red Pepper Rub ye ing, hea on as y will feel heat, In the the sore spot th through, Pain. and gone Ask any druggist for a jar of Rowles Red Pepper Kub. It costs but Uide.—Advertivement 4 noted short story | Don't stay stuffed-ap! Quit blewing | THE SEATTLE STAR A BEAUTY BPOT terms eaah, MEK 20 ACR I A RIAL BARGAIN | Very fing § acres onder | fi » 4 4=| fow TOOK! Ten acres, half ¢ h VAN 'ARSDALE & CO, 1019 Third Ave. PACES Wey OM LAND CLORE IN, NORTH t | better in King © né | thoroly cleared t-room = hy bearing fruit trees; lieht and Price $6,000; hi] are making # living. This is rea without house chance. Only $60 cash and $10 & month. ( VAN ARSDALT & CO, Main 493 #-9 Beahoard Mag 1019 Third Ave. FIRESIDE REALTY CO. After 6 p.m. call North 4169, PACKER, NORTH OF CIPFY™ 314-17 New York Block [KEROSENE pt er what A RARGAIN Biiiote 3926. | lake Market, Stall 160. r Fronting on the North Truk blv4.; ‘ | stration afternoons. 40% @ easy driving distance from fe ateee thie wee | attle; handy to | ban depot; BOLD IN TEN DAYS | A KOOMING TLODRY graded and high school; KR F. D.;| ALA, lines of business sold, partners Of 16 roe y furnished and plenty neighbors. 6 acres of| obtained, additional capital pro CLEAN in leaving city | good soll, the best buy in| cured: expert t | and we ean sell to your advantage the en district, at $900; easy our buyers until you get $900 will i own, tae terma. money, We bv hundreds of keep boar terms. eel P. VAN ARSDALE & CO. ere walting. BUSINESS I8 GOOD| mi nieMiENw 2 Burke Bid 1019 Third Ave WITH UB FOR Qt TION, | Kecond and Marion FATHER $300; Th 8 LIKE RENT | i ye PCE CECECCE CTE SEER od level ideal location} PMC". My! ribbon hh c € fi ge IDEAL INVESTMENT Company |& ¢ | yehook church; plenty of neigh- | "°° and Marion Street ¢ bo 100 gives start. 4 VAN ARSDAL & CO. « 31019 Third Ava e4 GOOD ROLL. F D HIGHWAY terme, or Gilt phone NEW YRATC ifary 120-TKh_ evenings Brak t | T THE tr ure 10 month ¥. CHAPPELA, 2230 Marton 8 MOVIE THEATIES LINCOLN VT Paved treet Heat Garage or large aix-room lawn and term, TY NUNGALOW $1,400 Mthiy; Iaree three ath and other all improve UNIVE! | inhed, nd or inlaid lino: yok ing 4 | ¥ then 4h) 0., INC. | BELL, & Ci 607 fixtures at © Ree Mr. © idg. € eececccceceecececce Seaboard I & “AUTO REPAIR SHoP « $650 full price for equal half ¢ interes) * shop | Kreanen ve several email theatres that ech ani | SKAGIT BAY LANDS Toth’ Sear investigation Rasy ot rem z terme will ew Now onty acre, on easy 9, HAUPROOK, 422 Rurke Bide month terme wall or large Ah WENRY STA 717 Seaboard Bidg. & fine spot to | ‘ rth 202 4 etn NNNNN NNN | A FINE SUTPURTAN HOME A KEAL BUY re stata Aome't full paruculars; cursion, SPARKS | Ground Floor Phone Eitiott $618 Open PAM too PM. CACKER AT DEN MOINES, LEVEL, aider-maple growth; good * $0 ~ Crawford, 623 New | Zemo the Clean, An we ching torture anc | #8720 srrica; room for 6,000 chick 3 enyon street; MAKE Kenboard Bide vcd — At Low Level Prices Ladies’ High Shoes Now Priced at $5.85, $7.85 $9.00, $9.85 None over $9.85 B You will find here only the highest quality shoes — in black, brown and colored leathers. Military and French heels. MEN’S SHOES Now Priced at $6.50 = $8.50 Children’s Shoes in various styles, for big and little children, at prices that will please you. See them in our windows. Symonds Shoe Co. 316 Pine St.—Near Fourth Ave. KAR-RYU': KAR-KU COMPANY, Taco: Ad Ver Lise $500 cash. A START. Drogatata, NNN N p> Weat Tel TH LIVIN Wi th: paved PULVER & Coc : I 315 Crar Fifth ap ki 4216. NGTON.—Bureau of edu n to have own steamship to car Alaska stations. Training ship Box. | er has been assigned for this work, The Mexican sugar crop ef 1921, i ft is estimated, will be 100,000 tona, eoits | h —values to $28.50 satin and heavy faille Reduced to —walues to $18.50 the richest colorings of «values to $12.50 —values to $8.50 —values to $7.50 45c, even though they ALL ONE PRICE .... | FRASER-DATERSON Go, ty supplies and teachers to outlying | [| WE MEANTIT NO HAT IN THE STORE MORE THAN $6.75— VALUES TO $28.50 Metal Dance Hats, Fur-trimmed Hats, New Spring Hats in Gros de Londres, Cellophane, Visca braid, Copies of the latest French models, rich velv beavers, beautifully trimmed with new novelties in These include hand-blocked shapes trimmed with long fiber ostrich, fur and Lyons and Panne vel- vets. Some come with colored facings. Rich color tones and distinctive designs of which our design- ers are justly proud. Reduced to Banded Hats of beaver, vet, with rich grosgrain ribbon bands. Reduced to Children’s Hats Every Child’s Hat in the store has been reduced to hats of rich velvets trimmed with fur. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1921. B'Nai B’Rith to BITES STINGS etallation of officers of Rainier lodge, NO, 627, Independent Order of |2'nal B'rith, W wday night, at Mal net STORE HOURS—9 TO 5:30 } Special Price Basement —The January Special Sales offer new clearance lots each day. —The Special Price Basement offers exceptional economies in the following items for Thursday. Women’s and Misses’ Coats Regularly $25.00, $29.50 and $32.50 $19.75 ‘ —65 Coats in a clear- ance group with values of more than usual im- portance. Velour and silvertone; some with fur trimmings, others of self material. Full silk lined. —Navy, brown, Bur- gundy and green. - Bungalow Aprons $1.69 —A clearance group presenting exceptional | values; 200 gingham and chambray bungalow aprons in stripes, checks, plaids and plain col- ors. A wide assortment of attractive colors and styles in medium and large sizes. —when we advertised the “‘greatest loss we’ve ever taken’’ Entire stock re-priced in 4 groups $6.75, $4.85, $2.95, 55c Demand for lower prices finds its answer here. Our Winter Hats can’t last long at the rate they’re going. Our policy of “a new stock every month” forbids us carrying over a single hat, and owing to our desire to make this the greatest millinery event in our history, we have included New Spring creations that arrived last week. 15 85 silks—exquisitely trimmed. ets and $ the season. Reduced to hatter’s plush and silk vel- 55c —Statement While the great buying power of the Criterion, the exclusive Millinery st largest in the West, Is responsible for its regular extremely low s prices, no buyl ower o include unusually pretty earth could perniit prises lites de above without This truly ts the Greatest loss we've r taken, ss gene 45c —No Refunds —No Exchanges Deliveries Soon as Possible | ent 5 THE MANAGUMENT,