The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 11

PAGES 11 TO 20 ee iy [ SECTION TWO The Seattle \Star ” SEATTLE, WASIL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, Yer i cH UNG HANG Is OUT T ie pop beet VOTES) PRODUCERS OF Se Rate See Stony “Made Aparal i vmaae: al JONE IN hone of Romantic Spot Is sng a padi na eels | Cian aga Ts, deans Aer lier ER { Mins Ada RUNS Sam Feelered at mann with an envelope in eweh | Changed to Grapo Valley the University of Washi j sineers’ club Thursday. Caldwell! yrday, Meler went to Washington |B. Hol and Mr sraiding M, Organization Has sags jared the centratisation ef author:|to protect the interests of the city tion of Finances as Aim | ity under the comimasion plan rewult.| when the jitney axosel indi . ed in definite Pre ing yey partmental| cated it would carry the Metiloth pte “ responsibility ern decision, which ruled the fit-! prem. a =. ane. saith SONOMA Cal, Oct, 2—It's still | What bids fair to be the greatest | | Then Chung Mang seemed to | jar Jon | the Vatiey of the’ Moon in literature, nd'osent:tndiuentint powde itr abe LLM nm nn Me drop off the ma , nen he plained. 19 n k London's # ai 7 rop off the map. explained. 1 Londor torte: Indian wi —<—-|~mong farmers yet seen in the In the meantime a man by the *hina, he said, he attended the ditio “« . me of Lincoin Hurry Jone, of ollege of Canton ot aston teal ange mi had been mad: ame was hom ne . le. very his 4 ten ed | still ©@ ° Va . is th ganization known @ H © campus and © the English, He decided | , » e C \ the Producers’ Exchange, rece © a whe rriving in Seattle te © . crap e pb vio! 4 formed in Toppe Word was sent to both Chung , erican name. “ . | The purpose o anociatio Hang and Lincon Harr | Thursday afternoon the double jee of grape ® reached . ; ab ces oa ere aa tne Soe ee IXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET Rhe registrar's office and wuto trucks, loader Bont for themselves | ns ef Chung Hang Phursday morning, a gentle n Harry Jone ot . erapes. ash up and down the ‘a Judge Is Arrested Big Increase ag Grom ‘ | ’ |the L lootleggers, grape buyers, grape | Dr C. J. Zienthio, of the bureau After Long Chase in Seattle’s Trade ser: are in a state of feverish | of agriculture engineering, | Nicholas Surges, painter, was re] Seattle’ upward tendency in her | “cls | nt Joulture, was the heir leased Thursday afternoon by order| handling of foreign und domestic im. | | Ther comings and going .—= pe nr Dr, Zienthic re of Judge Calvin 8. Hall, who took| ports and exports is shown in a re | S°!!S ¥ ok ¢ i" cently ret from Brazil, Franc Surges case from the jury as Surges|port just made by Port Warden Fred - t of the roman and Siberia, where he had been sent was being tried for the alleged burn. | M. Lathe The itch for to introduce American methods of ing of his automobile to get the in-| ‘phe records indicate that a guin of | Granes are j agriculture surance money approximately $30,000,000 has been) hootlegser “I am always reluctant.” said ;made in the last quarter port season | moon in the Va Rs {and a former banker of Bend, Or Judge Hall, “to direct a verdict, but|over the first quarter. For the | sofar an it helps them in their iflicit fs or nt of the Peshamamenmt a Gin case the evidence agalnat this | hs hed January pvired “Tinsog fe. the BA oui’ Flee load endant is so weal will not ) the totals reached $92, 37, } " \ ’ humiliate him by allowing it to go to for the monthy of July. 2 waremme: popularity contest, Miss Emma ‘Consuls Dined by the jury.” 1 September the totals were $102.-| T MEETING of the tor | senwartsbaugh, 115 W. Blaine vt. | Women’s Trade Cl ‘The state had contended that |255 “ otes. Mise! All the foreign consuls of Surges had taken his car to a forest! M " iebhe yyed by the were guests at the Puget Bound near Firlands sanitarium and hers FUNERAL SERVICES for Thomas | jo en ieneon presided tacking Co. in the | ve of the W set fire to it. A. Greenwood, civil war veteran, who The popularity | m Thuraday pn —————— | died Saturday at the age of 86, were} race will be finished at the Shrine Vashingt ’ Tortoises and turtles have no heli Thursday afternoon. The body oe are 15,000,000 Jews in the circus here, October 29 to Novem- | Lightfoot president, made the teeth, twas buried in Lake View cemetery 4 devin at eaheemae. Store Hours: 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. a Aluminum Round Roasters f Special $1.29 This is the most remarkable aluminum value that we have ever seen. Consists of two good- weight Aluminum Pans, 3 inches deep, 1014 inches diameter. Exactly like cut. Only a limited number. One to a customer. No phone or C. O. D. orders. Household Goods Section C. D. Corke, Toppenish farmer ; Nail Hammers Special 59c Special 68c Nail, Manicure. Embroidery a nd Pocket Scissors. Sizes up © 6 inches. Good shear steel, nickel-plated. An exceptional value, WANTED: | Cutlery Section Buck Saws Special 98c A genuine Atkins saw at this low price. Painted red, double b turnbuckle and blade. 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