The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1921, Page 11

ae es ote rere atime emer re NE SAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921, THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 11 ° bg |Wreck Nine Trains; ——— Attempt Upon Life _|Newly Discovered ; Record Is Broken; _/|Britishers Strike; riendship | - ° ° | $1,000,000 Loot|| PRIZE BEAUTY A TEACHER of Queen Is Foiled Star on Blink) So Is His Health| French Get Jobs ROME, Nov, 18—Nine traing have SMYRNA, Nov, 18—After Queen| MADRID, Nov. 18.—The star Al LONDON, Nov, 18—The Princeof| gUNDERLAND, England, Nov. been wreeked by bandits during the 0 ‘om |fonsina, fecentiy discovered and) Wales his broken all records a» «| 18.—When shipyard joiners struck e b ] ; 2 age ine th Sophia of Greece had returned from | oe as mean’ Riatianes wh wet ME tte: ove @ robber named in honor to King | traveler during the last two months.|on 12,000-ton ofl steamer build er nh have gotten more than $1,000,600 in Athene Wt wae learned that an at-| oo cscs to be diminishing in site, It eb paheces tat Sethe ethiet panbodioni¢ 2 ownene aaa loot, The wrecks resulted in 60 per tempt had been made to assassinate | was found by Comas Solao, the ta-| 4% ® result he ts ing th on the Wear, the owner jon belng seriously injured, ‘but he ting poison in her food: | mous Barcelona astronomer, and has canceled weveral of his ap | vessel to Havre to be’ completed by e none Was killed: Twenty persons were arrested, but! - polntments on his physician's advice.’ French labor. ns ine only three were held as actual sux| PONDON, Nov, 18-Ye Olde Dr : 2a oe 4 pects Butler's Head, belleved to be the old- 4 00 Disaster Overtook —_—__—_| Butler's Hana, believed to be the 014-| Bl a verounds ‘shinee (al got cs co Me : i i | rent , 4h Vetere at hati Sailor With Grudge |p (oreritig'ptie,aeion| Established on Roof |sovis: er we sie restrooms Bfudge Takes Sniff and) xorr, wneiana, Nov. 18 Fifteen Suspected Murderer | king samen 1, bestowed the degree| COVENTRY, England, Nov. 18 ust rest an hour and @ half each pitches Defe ndants,; | minutes after Samuel Hastwood, a “ 60 “dacter, Open-air playgrounds have been es. ; _ Switches De miner, had boasted that he had és. Raetand, Hoy. <8-—iiho | SE factors 0 | Will They Stick? caped injury in seven colliery disas. the police npparently accepted the | ‘4 tere he was crushed to death by a theory of acct when the eart of| Crav tly drowned trom | By E. P. Chalcraft | failing roof in the mine where he i . P. Fie Bes his yacht, it pow develops that | METROPOLITAN B cc—puoon,” runneth te oid veer FFaee search is being made for & sallor J saying, “is thicker than | Aged Woman Le who bore the nobleman a grudge. —onn wenK— SaaS water.” M aves N WwW d Add t COM, THANKSGIVING DAY Yea; and friendship may be any Descendants pa ABA Eh led to Nat. Goldstein Producing Ge. Wicker than moonshine, as those ROCHESTER, England, Nov. 18. English Vocabulary Presents - swho Wére present in the court. |——Mrs. Mary Davies, who died here PARIS, Nov. 18.—N. Vietor Hertert's Greatest ironm of Justice of the Peace C, [At the age of 94, left 14 children, 36 © Malton, Thursday afternoon, |Srandehiidren and 16 great-grand. inerous arrests pe taxi drivers Musical Comedy Success have been made : for peddling cocaine to drug Adicts imu tery, chitdrea All her descendants are from their machines, Such fidchines &6 3 living, 2 3 have been christened “cocomobiles” # “gry Mos Billy bs hee Pa ~ e by the authorities e 4 - or a bgp! possession of liquor. foot wash. among 7,000 who were entered mn a usica Billy, it seems, had been ar City Chemist Jacobsen testi. national Weauty contest, And as for 59 Fheted ‘by police ofticers when, fied that while it had all the her mental equipment- ° ” B|rmed with a eearch warrant, appearances of moonihine, he She was a real prodi in ‘hool t i they raided his home and found could not be sure until he had a and at 16 was graduates trom,-deat ris mas Dale a pint of alcoholic liquid in chance to test It more thoroty. Bluff, Ark. At 17 she started im. & bottle therein, Billy himself “Pass the bottle to me," Judge parting her knowledge to others as a ‘Was not In the house at the time, Dalton said. He took mh re achool teacher. - But was arrested near an auto moved the cork and sniffed deep When the heauty contest startéa, ‘The Original N. Y. Production Manding out in front. In the and long. Mins Patterson's aunt sent in the —Featuring— auto were several empties. “That's too good stuff to use Uttio “schoolmarm’s” pleture with- Margverite Zeader, Nera Kelly, . On the witness stand Rilly de on peer teat,” he declared, set out her knowledge, A few weeks Nat Care : A Christmas Gift for the whole family that will be nied any connection with the ting the ttle down. “This later came word that she'd won. —a G i lozen good Nquor, saying his friend, Frank man's evidence has convicted Ho she received a $3,500 cash prise appreciated sfreven Geen wit ¢.0 ‘ Dean, had brought it to the him and cleared Als friend. and records, Buy now—pay next year. house. Pr him under arrest. Bail, Beoores of flattering offers from “Where ts your friend?” the $100. movie producers and— court asked . Accordingtyi Dean was an Was dined, photographed and feted 2 » “He's right here in this room,” | ‘rested, and Billy was éxonerated. and— em On “ag responded. “He will testify Together the two friends went e Edith Mae Patterson Christened the first ef three big Tomy 4 tie tied ah to the be 4 office, where Billy Arkansas dam: ut him on the had his $500 ball refunded and PINE BLUFF, Ark. Nov. 18. Mae Patterson, 2$-year.cld teacher} Then someone asked her what Sea spies alte. Put up $108 of tt for Dean. Boy, page the scientist who said alof the fourth grade at thd Lakenide| she'd do next. 321 Pike Street ' ss un willing! owner. 7 * sirl can't be both beautiful and in-| public achool here. “Why, go back to my school and o Evening, lence ship of the evidence, but said he The question is that iene Miss Patterson recently won a|kiddies* rhe replied. ee Core d got it down at the King St friendship still exist? We want him to meet Miss Edith the beautiful 1! And she did. THEATRE RQ. CLE mmeEr.r, Mar WINTER GARDEN WINTER SY THEATRE Tomorrow—Dalton Is Here Himself—Tomorrow nee ante mer He Personally Tells You Why He Was an Outlaw EMMETT ba DALTON Sole Survivor of the Famous Dalton Gang of Kansas Outlaws Which Was Wiped Out in Coffeeville, Kansas, Bank Robbery MEET HIM HERE FACE To Face: ' See This Famous Character—Hear His Story—See His Motion Picture . “BEYOND=LAW’ Vividly Showing the Life and Exploits of the Famous Dalton Gang THIS PICTURE IS INTERESTING, HISTORICAL and ENTERTAINING—and CARRIES a TERRIFIC PUNCH same