The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1921, Page 9

pckroay. AUGUST 5, 1921. WILD TALE \(wants Tria’ OF TORTURE aru HERE! — Sailor Hanged by lands, He Says, in Story to Police it In the hold of the schooner Betsy Ross, arrived in Seattle last fs the story that Ismael, an raw Ernest Smith, sitting wat Springfield, Ill, ruled that} . They | Gov. Len Small, of Illinois, in- [ie dicted on charges of em- “after the oe ship left Sydney, the| bezzlement and conspiracy to rst port made,” declared Ismael! misappropriate state funds, ot the et | was subject to arrest. rote Kaiser Now vom 2¢} Has Snow W hite oe Saas Hair and Beard paeg & the lodging bo ecCOFENHAGEN, Ang. -—wieb bas a tet we egy ry eRe none “who | 3 | describes a visit to the former kalsar in exile at Doorn, ‘The former emperor has aged F considerably, the letter says. His heir and beard are snow white, He peaks nervously and bis eyes have restless express a 4 Reprieve Refused | Speaic tion the fort that “the splerytid German soldiers” would never have revolted had —~ = been subjected to “some low in- = Music \ With Your t| . Shaves Is Latest SVILLE, Wis, hi them as violators of ‘he a city r Sitneurs beeing il his yal Signs on the walls x echethern Laat continued to Symphonic Shaves @ transportation the Tore |Satey =" “Have & Harmonious Fatr- an ves Seaipa” * we Pay High CS w Bod iproar. The judge couldn't eee eg the joke and fined them $100 each. ranches recently. 3 be seats the" trh | gene 0D cep aed eh rie jatcom men ot: . the disbanding ui ’ Division Lewis. in the Party. were Maj. Gen. 1 M. right of San Fran- recently appointed commander the ninth corps area, and Briga- Generals > M. Blatchford and M. Mui to cara rill 10 U. S. Jobs i scheduled for Aug, 27 27. ONTESANO—Attorney Genera! | mpson holds county equaliza- boards have right to = real | valuations made for ] AMUSEMENTS _ ; dyed Aes HIP A FEATUR KE ABOUT Fay oo _— overlooked is } Columbia Service means doth good and good looking glasses y THE SEATT E STAR Gigantic Sale Men’s High-Grade SUITS 9» Once Again the Great Lundquist-Lilly Store Sets Aside All Precedents. This Organization, as on Previous Occasions, Must Take the Lead and Establish a New Price Basis for High-Grade Clothing Over 2,000 High-Grade Suits As an opening gun in this campaign, we have reduced the price of over 2,000 high-grade suits and have priced them at a figure not seen for a long time for this quality of merchandise. This Selling Event Affords an Unusual Opportunity to Purchase Fall Clothing at a GREAT SAVING Alterations Free but Can Only Be Made at Our Convenience