The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1921, Page 10

PAGE 10 DRILL DAYS ARE ROUGH ONGAYCATS Seattle Underworld Protests ;, Cops’ Strategy in Escap- ing “Squads Right” fler Pardn yr “It's gettin’ can't Ky more on Mo but what some copper “Don't I know thrown in the wickie two week. f and again on Thu tere way. Dem cops a gott On Tuesdays and Frida what I 'e hey's on That's if vb Den dey can get ¢ does dey do, bu every Monday what _ Gongaee " | Murray rating a Cat nights and t xt day have to show | denial of all the reported charges, up in court dey get excused | ee drill. Diya get m |City Central Garage | “Riley the Rat" and “F eye rag" j “ rank" swapped the visor! Not Efficient Plan gossip over their mugs of cider last! Storage and repair of automobiles SEED night | ow b © water department at a They spoke the truth } not be efficient, | And that's why tonight Rile and | ac Frank and most the other gayeats, | F ~ gun and stewbums ry | We Bince the revi ff the potice drill tng several w Grease in the Monday an been noticed Riley and Fr ained it about er can| @ness on th and on thos ourt Bas been ge "4 But t “got wise” | FE and thr er for ® copper to “make a on those Rights than to drill the next day Reformer Would Take Dancing in Hand to Eliminate Its “Evil” PORTLAND, May 5.—Reforma tion of American public amusements and practices has not yet been fairly lagnched, Dr. Wil bur F. Crafts of the International Reform bureau, declared here to- day The motion picture situation must be cleared up. Dancing “one of the test evils of the day,” must be taken in hand im mediately. A campaign to bolster the Volstead law in order to make the new beer regulations ineffec tive is needed. Strict uniform dt Yorce laws wil! aid marital happi ews. The Bible, or at least the Ten Commandments, should be taught in the public schools, These are among the phases of American life in which the bu reau intends to take an immedi ate hand, Dr. Crafts said. ' Chivalrous, Is | 8 the local police know, no, !'ll stay away on war charging Murray with any| - ———— | offense has been issued in N | I am perfectly willin New York to face et | might w to prefer against me THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1921, 3) { ; CANADIAN | PACIFIC @ mahips Leavy oot of Venter Li THE SEATTLE STAR - | ASPIRIN | Name “Bayer” on Genuine | AMan Must Be It’s Song and Dance for Every Jane : PHILHARMONIC || If All We Hear Is True of Spain ORCHESTRA OF LOS ANGELES Founded by W. A. WALTER HENRY nhoTHW 1/3 to 2 Reduction in ar. aL Marray’s Idea Way eax TRANG, Be wee “omy ives 9:00 A. M.DAILY|) expects a man to marry her, | aRVENT non THR e man must beehivalror r won iKEATEST vor viere AND VANCOUW. TANS ae disa t the young lady o DAILY EXOCRE® Murray, of New Yor ASSISTING ARTIST — ‘ ‘ 11:30 P. M SUNDAY t was his explanation today Effective April 18 VOR VANCOUVER, RB, t areas eepedted. to Mima beth Rothwell Ncencas Geel tal ee Dramatic Seprane THE, THANS-CANADA LIMITE: coumed Sunday, May 22. 92 Hours to Montreal 87 Hours to Toronto QUICKEST TIME ACKOSS THE CONTINENT MONDAY FvE., ti wane” May 9 ARENA Guaranteed Dentistry By Specialists of the Librettiste say, then we | JH Lite in Spain ts just as gay as | ee ap | are Simps to stick at Home, and get all Dusty in the Dome, For What else could infers, from what infallibly occurs behind the Foot-| every Spaniard, one No bigamy has been committed,” |lights on the Stage, t# independent of a Wage. The Senoritas, all Day |p = he added, “Marte Pavis is the only!jong, keep up a Flow of Dance and Song that I should think would} ¢ proved safe by mil-| Bee ee eee LOW EXCURSION real w " ‘ " |lionm =Take Aspirin only a» told in) ™ : 2 BAG (pardot please) by on the Footand Mout Dinea i 0 0 ° / Murray, according to news dis.| (Pardon, ‘please) bring on th and-Mouth Disease. You know how! ‘Haver package for Colds, Head he W FARES E - T patches from New York, is accuged Carmencita goee—her Molars clamped upon a Mose, her Mitts engaged |ache, Neuralgia, Rheumatiam, Bar ON SALE JUNE 1 , having married Marie Pavia, (With Castanets, her Steady busy laying Bets, With true Hispanic Levity,! ache, Toothache, Lumbago, and for ete * « motion picture @bout some Bull's Longevity! While any Biilof-Fare wil show that|pain’ Handy tin boxen of twelve Prices 8140, 61.50, 92.00 tr Marie herty, a former Spain in where th 8 grow—likewie the Mackerel and Grape—all| payer Tablets of Arpirin cost few Ne War Tax 608 Third Ave., cor. James ~ ‘ yeficial to the if one may judge by w 6 sees of Senoritan s Druggint e war worker, 4 nita Southwick cent rugginte also well larger a 3 op Seay ita. May |and Grandees And, yet, upon the Hand, Spain in a ; . ING NOW AT Elliott 3633 known on the stage as Anita May v . Se ages. Aspirin in the trade mark tb Oe, 04 2 Pe Waruteh |Place, I understand, in whieh Stiletto rhymes lay. 1 rather think ayer Manufacture of Monoacetic ye Lift Off with Fingers a kh Seas entlemen: On May 16* ‘The Gillette Safety Razor Company Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, in stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lft it right off with Cingers. Truly! 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