The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1921, Page 13

The Seattle Star (= "+ SE BATT L E, W: ASI, FR IDAY, JANUARY 192 UNCLE SAM IS SAM. IS AGAIN “PASSING U3 BUCK” ) WOUN BOY = HIS CHANCE plans made known by tate com 4 to is Royal | » nettle « loan, ignored by court, and |’ “ Americans Form First Party Hang f wen ver da geal ey | Highn Henry of PHA in Seven Years SALEM, Ore.—Loan fund of $20 Bi: | Laddress it?” the woe 600,000 ¢ or home b jing proposed T ial reply was: “Mr, Henry Pru NEW YORK, Jan 1 Four hun : KLAND, Me, — Coast guard | dred Amer ar jin seven years. They all New | barge Waccamaw Three men on Hundreds of Other Redskins | Zork denwary 16 on tho stenmnship | barge 2 arpa. rowned etl LUNDQUIST-LILLY in Same Fix as Little They will be the first American | Min Jean FE. Olinstead, of San Fran-| Boys’ Sh j cy to visit the Mel eleon, 08:8000 ys op Jimmy Silver Bear mee) coe y from Alex BY JACK JUNGMEYER SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2 Jim my sit More partic @nt sense, he is The 1 Land han ¢ ver Be Indian buek. | t and mod-| ratiroad « yearold reserv Giready been pa en ed purchasing of equipment “ands and institut Se tor _ and Utah in an ¢ +i ‘= Tem” Nobel Peace Prize grow up’ a credit to his race at | Winner Is Homeless to bis Uncle Sam Lawyers for Estate VIENNA, Jan, 21—Alfred Fried, « eae Are Allowed $25,000 i. nn us ie one of the many | Th ‘or of the ¢ of the ME SON . ne hy pacifist le PROUD PROPLE per - . Fe _ eis Jimmy vee . Silk Socks at Four ane Cents Rile Dealers His mother was Mary '- - Par Jan. 21 Black Bear, who, tho a good m Broke the white man's law Ted's in giving her last bor Birthright. His father—well, be fers lew to Jimmy tha he the boy’s mother. The one died, the Other repudiated the son. ‘The tribe, which had ostracized t Mother, looked with disfavor u | the son, ahd relatives were too dened with children to take in _ ether. | ‘And so he came, by humane con-| time t gideration, into the hands of W. J./be a success. Ho expected a ers. ae be ne a erg t/ housewives in Seattle to take pen time Mary Ann Mra. Black Be: x . 7 oes. the an wane adopted, . and| "ANd and tell the rest of the p fhence still. a ward of Uncle Sam. lation how to prepare their fav = -‘Salmon-Ap P le Pi ie’ High Officials of ‘| Is One Entry in The | Este Lodee Coming 3": Sie cn Star's Fish Contest 2 Women Democrats The salmon editor knew Women Democrats to, Hear Islands Woman Mies Remde Agnes Dwyer, of the We never th when we anke {Miss Dre at this contest was nal organiza tic al orgas ond wnen's Il ring in Hagen J, Titus Hicks’ cafeteria, at 12 he job. urday, lot their fraternity. circumstances make it tmpossi-| salmon dish. Me tor Mors, his white guardian.| Tut what loored the a a. was the| We aren't ware, of courm, but wea| Mourned as Dead for| — Rasawr 0 shutter the tarden of] yecwst ot a Wetter tia” morning) Si" Caan om it tha Me. Harrnt @ Six Years; Is Alive Anton Calusich Now | back is to be passed. ‘ signed by a mere man. We had} “ A av Oe S| DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 21.—Mark | Plain Andy Casey) Jimmy deserves his chancn He's/ never figured that the men were) rec [Twa famous remark, “Reports of/ Anton John Calusich, an Austrian, | " have been greatly exagger:| becime Andy John Casey Thursday talented youngster, with eyes dar’ | going to have anything to say in| * ‘a thundercloud and teeth white as ated.” was repeated by Harry I when Presiding Judge J. T. Ronald corn in the m: Ww Indian, | hese salmon doings; but come on in ot Jensen Park, when he re | sunated hte petitinn te chanee ie or Cr ps men, the water is fine. If you've xbt Orth, $644 Fauntleroy | home inst week. He was thought to| name, Calusich eald bis friends rden of |some favorite dish that mother used | ave nina the lead in the| have been growned in a lake steamer ; Se Se called him Casey anyway, | ff per ye Extreme Value nt the editor, Her near es with|to make, but which the w - can't|r out of Steve ‘eree, from which he rec an Intell} | master, ser a along. Ma gonordus chant. He's on But that wil not ne —_ ates ge positive of the merit T k Th : M d : : Sea : ake Their Medicine! Order and Had to Very large group of our highest grade Boys’ bee. and full of pep. ‘And as for| by it. | jolish, 11 Howe st, with four| an > nan English ed exclusively of veterans who Blood, you must know that he bel you MIGHT CALL IT . | hompitay jont their night in the world war. C Jongs to one of the prousent branches | <aLMON-APPLE PIE fe a ~ : oe < . SPE [ALS Decidedly, Jimmy deserves a fair! give it a name but we'd call it “sal @hance to develop what later will seas | ee apple pie * All you have to do. from the wigwams of his fathers to| , - B) the white man’s wooden tepee, may ehes a Suits, ages 6 to 18; a complete line Juvenile r : Suits for little fellows from 2 1-2 to 7 years; and BERS ive cc: || —They Shipped It. B Ras! oys Suits all the Boys’ Overcoats in this great stock. er hh Dn pr in So on an Unconfirmed eS eee and Overcoats ‘An incomparable as- 1 sortment, both as to qual- ity and broadness of $ , 7 choice. On sale here, be- a ginning tomorrow, priced EXTRA SPECIAL AT 1k Young Silver Bear wo aptly ilu*| yin tne trates. | the point is that in governmental | |. | | nstitutions there now seems no spe ] ial provision for these = who @re under school age, ar tions quite nat pass the buck | CAMPA) CONVERTS ever they ¢ SKEPTICAL PACKER | | ] | j 5,200 Yards Cretonnes Scrims, Bobbinets, Tapestries, Etc. 1,300 Pairs Curtains Intended for the spring trade of one of Seattle’s largest stores. All Brought to This Store whenever they cal Maybe, bearing Jimmy Sfiver Bear] A prominent salmon packer Mn mind, you ‘might find time to| who, several d Gwhisper a word in behalf of Little | salmon campa Boy Red into the ear of your pet|a fizzle, dropp I should say, statement, eongressman. Jimmy, aid, fs well worth it. “that | ie Says Whales May | Be Exterminated | JOHANNESBURG, Jan Closed #60 fer of a ce Breyer, directo fnuseum. He say EEE EE. S exterminated unless si 1 % Multiply. C one of whom could Suits | Bo eehietis * ny One at wipes could & B y : Suits range from ages 6 to 18. , | Pack of Wolves Roam ernment To Sold For What They'll Bring Overcoats from ages 1 to 18. ee | on Indiana Farms (Wholesale or Retail) scr . oye gh . 50c a 60c a hdr with plain 19c $2.25 Panel Curtains, 46 B bd od | a n four years and figure orders inches wide . W. ba pack of them } Up to $2. Mi M oat county ma ee ; Cretonn $2.00 Silk Foulards and 69 oO $s ac Ina s nen who #cou cd Gudea Sen yr Mg ht scular C . A : * giles for them, \esthee Martha E. Dreaslat Regular $ ‘ ss a i wack c Big special purchase of extra good Mackinaws for i university, 14 going to have ‘ Ip to 65¢e and 85c pli OY ade with new features, s \ gre Ne Dacha = purage to re thru all the re Up to! 29 fancy bordered Scrims...... .27¢ pes! Shisg and other pio arn “ preg icp | q e’s No Duelist} ‘> pick out the best ten, to the ee : wily ts , se : LOUISVILLE, Ky mabors of “wala STeghes (pigeon snd mane Larrtd ct Ac Bbing ew r i boys. Fine fabrics in snappy patterns. These coats were ee cs , pink or chum salmor Sain See oO 29c | insertions and lace borders, and all- made to sell ata high price. Entire lot on sale, beginning Saturday— Priced Special at $9.50, $10.50 and $13.75 chalienge ‘ond in all Kentuc Mrs. Leidinger was elected a school beara member | lace Curtains, in both ' $2. 89 | This i is your opportunity to re-curtain at far be- Up to Cretonnes an... 48C€ HOTELS and must tak NEW MENU H | Boston Baked Beans....16¢ Wants Time Clock = ||} f7"'"", 10¢ APARTMENTS | low value. No restrictions as to quantity sold. } for City Employes Macaroni aid ( 15¢ me-Made Pie ut Senet por ges Jonge have to SANDWICHES _ Remember! Be on hand early because there is no restriction as to the quan- panch time d “out.” Mayor Cold Meat and Cheese...10¢ tity sold, Our aim is to turn the stock into money as quickly as possible, GH Katterjohn hay asked that Hot Hamburger .. 1Be and it is your privilege to buy a yard or a bolt. | mm clock be installed in the « Hot Cakes and Syrup....20¢ b . that efficiency data ma 2 Doughnuts and Coffee. 15¢ OPEN SATURDAY—9:30 | CLOTHES GREEN BLDG. FOURTH “° PIKE Best Coffee in Seattle 5c HOYT’S a Pike St. at Fourth Woman of 80 Can't Remarry for 2 Years! INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 21.—Judge Moll granted Mrs, Louixe & #0 Ba divorce from Ge Roselle Surelle Shop 322 Pine Street | | Tacoma Store—New Rust Building es ne NEVER CLOSE BP mwerry within two yearn, ‘ 4 a