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FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 19. “Wait Till Night,” She Advises Them ST, PETERBBURG, F April 22, Church women have objected the afternoon gowns worn by Kal erine Hoch, prima donna, engng by the Chamber of Commerce for a series of concerts, The church wom en way they can see thru them. The prima donna’s only reply has beens “Wait until I wear my evening | gowns.” THE SEATTLE STAR Reforms, Makes a M illi ion WHISKERS ARE FIND USE FOR * | AFTER HE. Woman Crook Turns Good , PAYAL TOBIRD | OGEAN TIGERS IS Whiskers and Keels Over Lieu of Cow Leather PAGE WALT MASON KANBAB CITY, April 22-- Teachers in Emporia schools wear skirts wo short that it te difficult to distinguish them from their ‘HER JOB’S RISKY | BUT NOT RISQUE | This Famous Model De-| scribes Her Profession CHICAGO, April 22.~A precarious | profession is that of the artist's mod | el in America, S80 says Belle Mar pupils, according to Miss Florence Wright, county superintendent of instruction, If anything, she thinks, the advantage lies with the children, BOLIVAR, N. ¥, April 22-—Ab FORT MYERS, Mla, April 22 ner Mauley purchased a parrot five! inter in devilfish dancing purnps years ago and began hing him Dad in sharkekin #hoea, Mother in He Wants Classical Music in the Slums Probably when the ruling permit to talk, In a few months the parrot |stingaree slippers, , " to| ting the medicinal beer getg | had numerous words at his com-| These things wil soon come to! 'ronnOn, April $2—Bir Hugh p.|ttles Model who te returning to) Ce opera ere’! be & } Happy Father So Excited He mand, He learned to talk #0 eaaily|paien A plant at Sanibel, Fla, 1! anion, principal of the Roynl College | Tne os he! tina, ne" clave specifying homeopathial «] It's precarious because, # is, Faints; Sheriff Made Costly Mistake that Mauley started to train him to do tricks Pete waa an apt pupil, and in @ few months would whistle, flap his wings and crow like a making them now. These fish, heretofore uanelean to |man, are being caught and brought to the plant Their wkine are tan of Music, has offered to take a street | plano down to Whitechapel, London's | there aro gnore models than are worst slum, In order to prove that neoded, the children would appreciate good! “Ponting in the nude or tin drapes | doses onty.—Kanana City ‘Times. POLL LLLP PPP Ply ‘That artist may never want her te pore again. in demanded only by the superior “Artinta almost always regard the rooster, stand on hin head, kis? Mr.|ned. The tanning process was In btunes. He describes the airs to which a MANZANOLA, Kan. Aprit 22.—| Mauley and members of his family | verted by Alfred Bbreinrich, pres! ling Whitechapel children now dancr snd schools,” says Mins Mar. | model in no different light nan they Sey the ppedele ct Dpanaucia and do other amusing stunts dent and promoter of the Ocean) in the street as “filthy.” quine, ae news 6 ene, ee, 6 ee ne oes ects, tas danered Gt One afternoon recently Mauley en-| Leather Ca, ase i oo Sine eee See Tew [ony nmceneee Save “Billy” Johnson and high were the tertained several frienda, Pote| Ehreinrich has beoome wealthy by j*, with a pretty face. ‘Artiste’ models are urually sweet, flowers banked upon his grave. To ehattered and Mr, Mauiey had him/selling the European and South Standard me wan adopted by the) “Often a girl tn hired to pore be | pleasant puritanical girls. Dine pee *@ay the young war hero, over om execute his tricks, When Pete kinned | American rights £0 bis process. United States tn 1992, cause she has @ certain type face, tion kills the model's caress,” Slicer anne: quince, ts Mr. Mauley he grabbed him by the| [is company has plants at Bruns: |— ses: i em aia fanaa a; ne chick tote . veseving tie mustache, pulled out a mouthful of| wick, Gg., and in North Carolina ; walk Selahinne a6 Whi'andntt whiskers and chewed them. That|and plans others at Key Weet and 2 . aT ikeanem othe, snremeed evening Pete fell from his roost to| New Orleans Bult cases and other leather goods will be made, Shark livers are used for the manufacture of a medicinal oll, the bottom of the onge dead. Dr Ren DeGroat, veterinarian, was mum moned and performed an autopsy on the parrot and found Pete had died from poisoning. The mystery of Pete's death was , somewhat in mystery rdf 1s FOUND Tro 7 REE best BSev- one of the Paris Woman Hotel n the county a. solved the next day Mauley had a S raha, yrange dyed his mustache @ Jet black. Dr, Terrorist Captured fo Provo, Utah, where hi PeGrost Annouce that the dye! paris, April 22—Five robbers, from Mr. the parrot. Woman, 2 Chil Children Start Long Walk NEWARK, N. J, April 22.—Mra.| Mary Alien, $2, yeaterday started to walk from that eity to Wabash, Ind, & divtance of £00 miled, wheeling her| Mauley’s whiskers killed one of them a woman, who heave ter rortzed hotels tn Paris, and along the Riviera, by the use of # heretofore unknown “asphyxiating revolver” have been apprehended. Their loot in the last few weeks is believed to have totaled $200,000, _ $1,000,000 Worth of Work upon a farm. From time time he made calls upon his father | for money and always money was | Sent him, usually in amounts of $50. | A little more than a fortnight ago | Mr. Johnson received a telegram | from the sheriff at Provo stating that “Billy” Johnson was dead. His) Es body, hanging to a tree, had been dis | a GOvered a week after hie disappear | 00d time, spending It." he aald, “It waa stage money. I bought tt for 26 centa a hundred thousand.” 75 before the body was shipped This sum was rent and the body ar. Fived. When the casket was opened tm Manzancla the father closely Serutinized the face and .exclaimed: | “That's not my son™ Half of those present firmly be-| _ Heved it was “Billy” Johnson's body, DETROIT, April 22—"Once thief, always a thief is the blackest lle ever hatched.” So says Sophia Lyona, 30 years an international crook, 49 years MOT® ® | mont $1,900,000, With It the Té-year weccqutel Desinens weeyne {old woman has established homes for “Good name is the thing to be | wayward girls In many parts of the) guarded. Once lost, its loser is ban. | Country sac anavied @h A | |Ished beyond the pale—shut off from | Vom in» large degre at her own expense Years Ago Is Closed PHILADELPHIA, April 22.—The burtal ground of St. Michael's Luther. an church has been closed. It opened 200 years ago. Many whe ‘made co lonial history are buried there, Bi @fice from the farm where he was two children in a perambu | employed. The boty was frocensutt| Sophia Lyons, the woman Her husband te ill tn Wabash and Stage Money Stolen p BMA the face had turned black. who came back, and two she ie without funda AR gers uae a we jeaco gate paneas scenes in her romantic Cc it age ro Mirs maths: ea ‘an The undertaker at Provo wantea | “@7C¢?- emetery Opened worry Beatty. “I hope they have a Unt stx years ago, head hunting flourtshed among the natives of New Guinea. LIBERTY MARKET 1506-08-10 First Ave., Jast South of L iberty ‘Theatre TH delightful fragrance—delicious flavor and absolute purity that won for Galt’s the Grand Prize and Gold Medal at the A-Y-P Exposition—will win for this tea of unsurpassed quality—a permanent place in your home. It’s economical, too! quarter cent per cup. FISCHER BROTHERS COMPANY Distributors e | the condition in which Hes the only | Phed. bet thie one. was raised. whe | *Miceratumm contentment.” the scar on “Billy's” hand was sunk-! | em. The father gave himself the benefit of the doubt, and funeral Bervices were bh A few days later, while the John fons were at dinner the telephone) Fang. Mr. Johnson answered. is that you, dad?” came Out of her total tnoome each year Sophia Lyons’ environment led her | 9.6 sets aside $1,000 for her own ex-| into the world of erookdom. | penses and devotes the remainder to| “Before I was ¢ my stepmother | -),, rity, | Wire Briefs if 1 came home with less tian three pocketbooks a day,” she says, “In that hard school I learned every trick of the ‘dip's’ trade before 1 was CENTRALIA.—John By man. blackamith, unhurt when hie auto lerashes thru railing of bridge over | Skookumehuck river and polses tn RANDOLPH GROCERY CO. BECAUSE OF THE MANY HUNDREDS WE HAD TO TURN AWAY Two for tc Extra Sale Continues SATURDAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK WE DELIVER It costs about one- 10, altho I couldn't recite the alpha | bet until I was 28." Late in her 20's, following her dp termination to seek “big game,” she/ traveled thru Puropa, acquiring the/ learning that enabled her later bg pea move in the hazy edge of the “best circley” of America and Europe| DAWSON.—Yukon rtver expected Armed with this “cultura” she/to open in two or three weeks preyed upon society te her heart's) cr104Go.—tts train blockaded In mow drift, Wm. A. Schneu walks 36 miles to scene of his wedding. GRANTTE FALIA—Largest fir he could finish his inquiry. bor who happened to be at OUT TO tn Washington, 430 feet high, to be “DEAD” BOY felled by Kase & Burchar Pulp Wood Johnson went up to the state ap Co ” f and brought his son home. He Smtth wins qtte hina ell, and the ABERDEEN —Azat dive . PEAS. he wore when he stepped off a ater Ua eel tees eater clive ol! SARTINGS 9 came 3 train at Manzanola extended oe con FIR 200 can PUMPRIN — Sold Pack TOMATORS. nee don A Wanmnele Gas 15 pounds, 3 ounces, 20e can SPINACH, fans ate | 508d Pac " T found @$10-a-week see cen STAG are ate | Pacey Sileed PRACHEA... (3-34 the station to meet hi many |estate office. When f YAKIMA—Jonse Merton, sent to|Ml } gee Giaves fame from their cou: a few years later I was making state reformatory as habitual crim ney can OYSTERS. greet the young man they la week.” inal, is so “incorrigible” that officers arge can ee, POTRAS TA sm want him transferred to Walia Walla penitentiary. CHOICE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY : ——A Frye’s Markets MIOLLYWOOD ~~ Wares 24c glide i i i 500 can Bt va red can ASPARAG 18 Ay ie meqmge. He did not “was from the sheriff. Who was who was found hanging ‘onAhe limb of @ tree and ts buried the Johnson plot in the local is not known. The case 3 been turned over to the sheriff of this county. Johnson ts out nearly on the case. ‘Old Town Hall May Be Abandoned \ WEST PELHAM, Maas., Apri! 22 /=—The town hall here, in which public Meetings have been held for more than 175 years, may be abandoned _ Residents plan a community house to replace it. Inhgrits Fortune; Is Going to Farm SOAP! 6 bars Bob White. 6 bars No-Rub . 2 pkgs. Sunbrite Cleanser. and F MILK! - 49%, ok. Bh 494d. ok. = Sugar Stall ‘Trade at the WESTLAKE MARKET. There you find SPACE FOR PARKING your car—ACCOMMO. DATING MERCHANTS—CLEAN SURROUNDINGS and FIRST-CLASS GOODS IN ALL LINES sold as LOW AS GOODS OF LIKE QUALITY IN ANY OTHER MARKET IN THE CITY. FOR RENT—A FULLY EQUIPPED POULTRY STALL. Westlake Grocery Store Stalls 16-17 THE BASEMENT STORE Phone Main 1434 Look—All the Week Special—Look 49-Ib. sk. Rex Montana, Hard Wheat Flour, at stall, for ....:....$2.17 49-lb. sack Local Patent Flour. $1. +4 BSe . BTe | j See pke. SILVER POLIS: be MONTE SAUC 4-28 2 phan. Ste SUGAR—Less than wholesale, 10 lbs. 89c GOOD PRONES—4 Ibs. 25c; 25-Ib. box $1.25 SOAP—Crystal Waite, 5-bar limit, for 25c 5h. can M. J. B. Coffee. 3 Iba. M. J. B. “BS” Brand Coffee +e Dbe pt. can Olive Ol 49¢; qt. O5¢; ig-eal.. 200 Flake White, 2 Ibs, 25¢; 4 Ths, 50. Dba. White Wonder or Lenox Soap, 6 for 35e bottle Holbrook's Worcestershire ee Albers MILD SUGAR-CURED PICNICS .. We guarantee to SAVE you money when buying ee eccces ment not subject to amusement tax. | 10 fa CANE SUGAR ........ ya SALEM, Mass, April 22.—Samuel | —w (bulk), vl 7c yee trys Huy vile 10 Iba. GRANULATED SUGAR . your Meat here. j Williams, who for five years has pe! see eeeeesescoee | 250 bettie One pie ag wh Co-Operative or Cascade MILK, can. PURE LARD, | Griven a coal truck, has Just inherit-| CHOICE BEEF POT ce gee “up, 1 pkg. LUX Flakes .....ssceceeeees per Ib. . . Cc et cae 10 ‘Se tare Sew ROAST, Ib. 12 Cc Fine Winks Auperanas Wips 26 1 large pkg. CITRUS or SEA FOAM. BACON, for my wife and 1,” he ways. ST, Ib. st Gee senor eeoeeseeees ne Aaoaree pn 18 lb, can Ghirardelli's CHOCOLATE ’ 30c ‘st altels CHOICE ROLLED BEEF 25 ee HOLLY FLOUR... $2.29 SAMPBELL: ABST. SOU Pd ite 4 boxes SRA RON AGRES yee per Ib. ....... [Partment decides bathing ‘establish. RIB ROAST, Ib. .....++seeeevereeeees c Ww Ipc can BWANRY one: cme UNEEDA BISCUITS, phe. . LAMB STEW, 10c per Ib. CHOICE BOILING: BEEF, 5 bars LENOX SOAP Returns $2,000 taxes to J. D. Clem-| z, AST, . Good BROOMS .......+ bohnebss fot ~ared ‘male In Bare ngied ws Ib .. xe ee ee 14c $100 BROOM at. $1.26 ROOM 6 bars Liberty WHITE SOAP . ane Meeltaee c ant , CHOICE Vat COPS 20c || PEANUT BUTTER, he et 3 Ibs. 25¢ | | sar = "aris | axtacamantaus | ee =. 15e per Chea e CRETE a end ee eEL Eee EGGS—Lrg. fancy Ranch, of prose egy Sis ee LAMB CHOICE MUTTON ROAST, We Cut the Price In Twe CHOPS, b.. HONEY—5-Ib. can, 98¢; 90c at. j Strawberries of Course 14c DUET bcteeeshespeperspensotecvegs 75¢c jar PRESERVES or JELLY CINNAMON & ROOT CORES Tet CHOICE PORK ROAST, BUTTER—The very best, pound. HOME NU angel COMPANY 24c EXTRA SPECIAL For your Sunday morning breakfast demand per lb. fare * rte, Bulk me Red Can Coffee—1 Ib. Ostberg’s Cash Grocery Phone Elliott 170 “WHERE YOU BUY FOR LESS” Stall 192 49-1b, sk. Hammond's Best 1 1b. Roger’s Baking he FLOUR . 14 = Powder .......4. FRYE’S DELICIOUS BRAND Ham or Bacon, spe- } gal’ Migaota Oil Be ae tego 78 Reimers = ase cially priced at all markets. Lipton’s 40c can Sliced Pineapple,...24¢ 3 Ibs. Best Head Rice. 25¢ large Jar Marmalade 2 Ibe. bulk Cocoa 1 bottle Vinegar .. 1 good Broom . 1 gal. Mazola .,. 1 lb. Corn Starch . 10¢ bottle Vanilla 3 Ibs. Reliance \Coffee....81.10 8 bars Fairy, Ivory or Wool op at the feed Btore tomorrow get your week-end Garden eds. A few specials follow SEED POTATOES— Selected varteties that include American Wonder, Barly Beauty of Hebron and o' 10 LBS. for.. ONION SETS. jtrus Powder , Happy Home Swee' Olympic Paneake Crystal White Sor 0c can Royal Baking Po CRIBCO, 6 Ibe Lrg. aise can yrup Strictly new laid standard-size White Eggs, per dozen 33¢; 2 dozen... . O5¢ Strictly fresh pullet Eggs, dozen.... FRYE’S MARKETS Olympic Market, 1426 First Ave. Bay City Market, 1420 First Ave. American Meat Co., Third Ave. and James St. Western Meat Co., 1102 Western Ave. Central Meat Co., First Ave., Between Pike and Union Seattle Market, Occidental and Yesler Way Quart can 1 $-gal, _can- Best Coffee on Earth 33c Lb. 2 FOR 65¢ DIRECT IMPORTING CO. COFFEE STALL IN REAR ZOBLE GROCERY CO. tall 105 Phone Elliott 4314 ‘We Sell SKINNERS Tire 256 the highest grade Macaroni. 8 Ibs. CANE SUGAR Canyon MILK, per ca 3 cans i bes . 2 cans MA TY 1-lb. can Gnakanh Stall 137 The Washington Butter, Eggs, Tea & Coffee Store 30c Best FULL CREAM CHEESE, pound .... 25c ty be 85c Roger's PEANUT BUTTER, 2 pounds... See my Butter and Egg Prices before you buy SURSERY STOCK, PERENNIALS BEDDING STOCK WOODRUFF-BOYCE SEED CO. 89 PIKE STREET TELEPHONE MABN 652 CORN LIS CHOCOLA Stee it ee i i COFFER, 61.25

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