The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1921, Page 10

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GE 10 THE SEATTLE STAR { SEY T0 { JAP CROWN PRINCE STARTING ON HIS TOUR us Juvenile Judge May Pay $500 to Court and Escape Jail Sentence DENVER, Colo,, March 31.-—That will pay a $500 fine rather than ‘to jail for contempt of court was ‘intimated by Juvenile Judge Ben FB. ‘Lindsey today, whose final arraign will be held Saturday, Lindsey was sentenced to bay a fine or serve one year in fail gontempt when he refused fo re ‘Veal to the court the confidences of Neal Wright, whose Was acquitted of the murder Of her husband, Frank Wright, five ago. After his talk with the boy Judge Bindsey said that he ‘and the boy : f wT ae ‘ ‘ who killed Wright.” His re . div a a. : to give further information led > bs ime eee Ene ee: ee These fine granules soak | jever qe “ said I should do in ns This is the first picture from Tokyo showing the departure of the Japanese crown prince, | di case, I did not say I would not | Hirohito, on his European tour. He may also visit America, This is the first time in the th rt t t es gue 000 ao ae Gler thtn say | history of Japan that ruler or future ruler has left the soil of the empire. For weeks be- e 1 ou O your Cc O a PS fore his departure, March 8, thousands of Japanese people prayed before the shrines to pre- vent the trip, thinking that the break in ancient custom would portend evil for the empire. | ‘OU don’t need to rub and scrub for to them. In these pure suds they soak Great crowds saw the prince start, amid tremendous pomp. Decorations were lavish and | hours over a washboard to get the as safely as in water alone, for Rinso is thousands of troops and police guards lined route. bad spots out of the clothes. Youdon’t #0 harmless it doesn’t even redden ie ee need to boil all the white things to get your hands. 2 1921 Record of SETS FIRE T0 Electric Lights rid of that dingy gray look. Rinso softens hard water. For hard Next Monday just soak the clothes water make an increased amcunt of the IN, March 31.—Rear i Harry A. Field = today to be commandant of the bad elgg eau bee F edestrians Hit } att Treat to Chinese} clean. Rinso solution and continue adding it to i : ed . YOOSUNG, China, March 31 i m b of cold water until you have a } The Frederick i leave “ your tul you see The Neches fieamues by Automobiles HER DAUGHTER Chinese are flocking here to. see Seek eS eS good rich suds. ‘of the Pacific fleet. A new com the electric street lighting system These granules are so high in cleansing Start using Rinso this next washday. Mandant of the navy yard probably Talking with another man hinstalied by the Pao Ming Electric " y Py - ; me accra, ars. estate 2A] tne ally between rriea | Mother Enraged Over Refu-! vento. becker be wineceeee value that they loosen the dirt without Use it for the very dirty things that you ~~ | months. and Fourth aves. and Pike and Union I to M | Service to homes costs $1 a light any hard rubbing, without boiling. havealwayshadtorub hard. Youwill find a sts, Wednesda: sal to Marry jmonthly, in terms of Americ “f it as remarkable for the regular MOSCOW, Idaho.-Dr. A. H. Up ~o\tptaallgaan dagen see Pr aaa money. ‘ The ingredients of Rinso are of finer 5. ching as Lux is for all fine fabrics. ‘Pam Installed as president of Unt-|# Porter Baking Co. truck driven by| BORDEAUX, France, March 31.—| TN ; quality than were ever used before in a ing versity of Idaho. R. M. McPherson, 616 E. 79h st. The | matering the bedroom of her 18-year } soap product for the family Get Rinso from your grocer or any oH man was unhurt Jold daughter, a widow named Ca If the Government Used Rinso ts not a “washing powder” washing. There is nothing department store. One package is i. DON’T BE 24 A small boy received a) eaux sprinkled the bed with petro! It, We Have It The fine granules of Rinse look much litee harshtohurt theclothes, enough for your week’s washing. Leves yo } Nee eirbaltee tee aboliniwates thereisnosolidsoaptostick Bros, Co., Cambridge, Mass, 5 pid al kesh —for the family washing Bend for new M Tents, all si Goods, Canvas © Lint No. 10 ernment Fishing Tackle, Camp roiture and Outing Goods. New prices on ail articles The Weat is a natural play ground—“Enjoy your outing.” Camp Lewis Wireless 904 THIKD AVE. Seattle, Wash, MAIL ORDERS AND PRICE LISTS PROMPTLY SENT bruise on the head when he | and set fire to it DEPRESSED — ran from behind a standing jitney| The daughter awoke and attempt “Fea, Josephine, I'm depressed and | hus into the path of an auto driven by |“? t escape, but was struck down amused you would be if YOU! Frank Len, 34, of Kirkland, at 27th | bY ber mother with an iron bar. The ‘new the reason why. The whole/ ive s. and Jackson st, Wednesday | irl was finally rescued. She is in trouble grows out of our tiny 1M] rernoon Beg adorethpranap da Tom's and mine, and my love oR LI PBS Re | = | She said she dectined to marry & pretty things.” i sympathy, my dear, and} MRS. SARAH E. MALSON, man her mother picked out for her. ean help you—with advice,| ted Wednesday at her hom: The mother is believed to have 2 1 love pretty things, too,|'8th ave. N. Funeral wervices were | committed suicide. A body resemb foes cower fet them, and I'm sure Pcp ani eh he “aera at the| ing hers was found on the ralway te no targer than yours."| Tabernacle Baptist church ~ > you manage? Nice “ya —_ expensive, and who kind? | I can help you. Fol- | my dear, and buy on } $1 COLUMBIA RECORDS Now 85c WILL BE YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE 'S absolutely the only way income. Go to Cherry vases coh toes There| Lift Off with Fingers low prices still stil a long time to pay. why doesn’t Tom get too, and take advan- sweeping reductions in Is Married Twice; /|Lieutenant Coney Sues Both Hubbies) Dies of Injuries CHICAGO, March 31-—Helen Au-| NATCHEZ, Miss, March 31.—The drey has been married twice at|bedy of Lieutenant William D. 16. She has filed annulment pro |Coney, ist aero squadron filer, whe loeedings against both husbands |emashed the transcontinental alr | Paul Greenwood and Merle Hackett 4 who was fatally injured She eloped with one and two weeks pt to lower his own ree later eloped with the other, bellev riday, will be shipped di ing her first marriage was void o Brunswick, Ga, where fun account of her age. She charge ex will be held Saturday both with non-support. Coney died Chicago hag built a $5,000,000 plier Daddy, bring home some of Roldt's for business and pleasure. French pastry. —Advertisement YEAR IS “POLLY WITH A PAST” NOW AT THE An Columbia Blue and Green Labet Records, for- merly selling at $1.00, re Our entire line of CO- LUMBIA GRAFONOLAS has been cut to pre-war prices, ranging from $30.00 to $85.00, $100.09, and up. A special shoe built for those whose feet are tender. , Made of finest kid and very flexible soles. : perfectly in the arch. * *~ TRY A PAIR HOYT SHOE Co. 1402 Third Avenue Home of Comfort Shoes The supply of records be- ing retired at 690 is nearly exhausted. taken Seattle by storm _ The big film sensation of the age 10. W. | | | MASTER PRODUCTION Come In and let us play the new April Records for you. Montelius iro... 3rd Ave. and University St Opp. Pantages | | } Doesn’t hurt a bit! Drop a little| Freezone” on an aching corn, in-| stantly that corn stops hurting, then | shortly you lift it right off with| fingers. 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