The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1921, Page 13

U1 DAY. NOVEMRER 26, 1921. @ Seattle Star ee bas. u SuoKea Tally at i307 wenth Ave pitie, Washington. minutes to Pioneer aquar iption Rates | pee ms WN ADVANCE fil vnthy ghoding water, to rel part ite State Mr. Grigvard, Sidney , ’ SoS wire OF , INGTON, te ment oat se year. CAR’ bay $0.80 tl Bitfott 3 Ag0 4-4 RRP! __ Rates Per Insertion PAGE 13 STAR THE, SEA YT L, TO LETUNEURN Oty HOUSES T §-hOOM COR utes dt water in, one er high school: 80 n Hens excellent | T he Star at Arms Meeting HE STAR t giving you all the news of the Washington confer ence on limitation of armaments, In story and in picture, from ite ewn | staff of stars, ‘These are a few of the special staff who are in Washington during the conférence, for The Star: WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS William Philip Simms, long known to The Star read ers as & War COr- respondent and writer on inter national subjects, has made a spe clal study of the Pacific problems and is writing interpretive etom ves from Wash ington on confer ence action as # applies to these problems. Sati» factory settle ment of these @ necessary if the disarmament com { ference ia to succeed. oe ) BURGLARS SHOW VARIOUS TASTES Loot Ranges From Cash Registers to Shirts Burgiars committed wevernl 4 thefts Friday night «nd Saturday, | escaping with loot ranging from cash registers Yo flannel shirts, Breaking @ skylight in a confec- tionery at 609 Ping at, thieves took $60 worth of Christmas candy The Bellevue grocery, 318 BE. Pine wt., was entered by thieves who fail ed to crack the eash register, but de molished the phone box and took $5 trom it. They also stole wome sweet pickles At 106 Olive st, a thief smashed 4 rear window, climbed in, tore the phone box from the wall and left in haste wien his fingers encountered a | live wire. G. L, Adama, 1829 BH, 63rd st., was | “touched” for a contribution of table | covers, wk underwear, a vet of sil- | ver spoons, his only suit and other articles of apparel. The burglars alvo tore up the parlor rug and made off with it W. N. Herbert, 212 Terry hall university student, lost a red flannel | shirt / L P. Byrnes, 619 James st., lort | his racing skates, shoes, suit, silk shirt, suit case and fountain pen. BE FRESHENED - =": = | whose work as 4 sketch artist and $30,000 to Be Spent; City Salaries May Not Be Cut ecaricaturiet has won him coun- trywide fame at national political conventions and other big gather: | ‘Thirty thousand doliars will be yot-| ings, and whowe ed by the city council, it was intl-|art work ie fa- | mated at council] meeting Friday aft-| mijiar to millions ernoon, to refresh the waters Of|thru his maga- Green lake and to make an improved | EAS auto camp park in Woodland park. The council apparently wan op- posed to sweeping revision of the cfty | nalary schedule for 1922, but several |turtag the qrente Berton Braley, Star i a Poet, Writes a Novel 7" cies icusats } ie Si Jat the confer. ence for The jary revision éommittee of the civil publishers, fed mult in the United] Probably there ten't @ reader of| folks’ hearte—and yet any critic wil|**Tvic® commission, within two States district court againat Ira Wat-| The Star who doesn’t read and re tej yoy that thts simplicity is the Ster in sketch and caricature. Ft reioe “OR: “The LL TRADE GOob, LEVEL ¢ ‘The matter of refreshing Green ds tie json, manager of the Renald Park |reed and clip aut and treasure the | resi of fine technique and brilliant it Is charged that Wa : | erattamanship. oo cake 65u tN. W. fo Jake and of improving the auto park ition. ih A 4605. att *¥99"| sn allowed the dance hall orchestra | Dear in Tho Star, ‘ood 0oR=| dance hail camp will be considered by Mayor Caldwell and the council as a “4 te th lect i jobation f Nor i this habit confinedjonly to| HAS JUMPED INTO NEW a pe a | 0. use the eer i violation of | | vapaper readers, for Haid ts wise |GAME AS NOVELAST mittee of the whole Monday, tS ute os. Me Pike “4 Ka: Fy} about the mout popular and euccess.| And now Berton Braley has jumped eee "| poet in the magazine world. His|into a new game—-for him—and/ An 61 FOR SALE—AL "(LOOK HIM OVER! HE WANTS TO BE A FIGHTER) HIM OVER! HE WANTS TO BE A FIGHTER] i BARGAINS IN RenUn —— ‘ 1920 Ford to shock ab 1919) Rriveoe #hape: ing; good tires ores foadeter: fine g00d paint and tires cord Bay re eRtaritts HOTRES §-ROOM oye, PURNISHBD GR vrata < Tigth ave. NeW. Sunset tet RENT — FURNTSH wt? month. Little @ Mitehell fine condition tires: Buiek Light @) now paint; good per ures Jordan Sport. Marine paint; cord tires: wite wheels, i%ton Grant truck ith Starter, electric lights 1,000 1,600 SMALL COPTAG partly furn on Reac _ eas 37 UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS JON 4-ROOM FLAT, WITH S28 Pine Fourth ave BW 3 itt §, Reons AND at | hath. Tt oes | 38 FU MENTS AND rusts SRBAM HBATED, FURNISIT jean, rea OTHERS TO CHOOSR FROM BATH. | We wilt demonstrate of the above to your satisfaction ONE-THIRD DOWN BALANCE EASY TERMS weet. t Audience in Northwest The. Star’s ‘ant Ads Main HELP WA ‘TED ASSISTAN modern farm home } fmanént heme and posl-| t y rhe g: ean. | Reply A. | ¥. | ee yo We carry our own paper _ opposite Moore theatre "URNISHED, SRNISH, | Can be seen on eacant lot between Bighth and Nigth, on Pine at | MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO. $22 12th Ave, Corner of Spring ir Potato HOUSER " Ooms CLEAN, FURNISHED kitebepette, steam heat, distance. 14 Relmone &, NEWLY TINTED, EVERYTHING f ew $3 weekly. Close in . TORS ON adizon at oe BONS, OF TaN Kauter | Wit BOAT ¢ and 4 years Ninth ave “ROME, N walking | AUTHOK FORD CORNER . A fow used care of mood value priced tight and terme that all cam, buy Jongeneas, Wash, Some $75 Simms RL Ketweey i Teeferte: at you? re- w » AM electricn! aygtema erly handled. Reboring and ge eg TY nied my oe m a _Phone Main | 48 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS WILL BUY OLD GOLD AND & ver in all quantities at market | "Beattie waten je Wate! . “Mad | A by 1ad, Schoo! cad WILLIAMS ey RAS Books 1 Doo Write r b00 Sunnyside, Chicage Blectro-Therapy nic Skin and Fee e Apecintment Phone Pine St. Cor. Proadway FORDS Waw ARR USED, &MALL be ‘i LS a That man-plus in the middle is Jan Van Albert, 19 years old new and 9 feet 3 inches tall. By the time he really grows up, he’s expected to be quite a giant. Jan wandered into a Chi- cago gymnasium tother day and announced he'd like to learn to be a prizefighter. Pal Moore, who's shown shaking hands with him here, looked him over and told him he might be quite a figure in a circus ring, but they'd have to make the prize ring larger before he could operate efficiently there. Jan hails from Holland. 2. everything ederick Kurn, aut det ce rt ve - THIRD MAIN mee as redes and ox. Dodson & 31 Broad: q Ke AND RUNS “Home Again Blues” peek Stride Into Court SMOBILE #1 ke ew. Will hone Sunset a "Home Again Blues” was the sub- Ject of court action Friday, when Ir ving Rerlin, Inc, New York music ny sailie im i5js FORD TOURING, PAINT NEW, 5. Matnier 0943-5. me | t cash for autos. 134 Arcada, WANTED—AUTOMOBILES GTicAL WORK 4981-R-12. t, MALE HELP WANTED iN. lerk, Jeartier, inter- poy be rieecdt. 800. ‘ARS. valle the copyright, 7% =6FOR mena paw zs ita it tod uel of cash of on terms, & specializing ve, Henry ‘urniture oir branc GovEnNy, ie & bg ne for all Mail eh pure! a rooms -sleed rug, eith wa Bide. oF t 2 University stor: rniter ND JACKETS outside = se $3 it T Tocpede’ i not = nd ot Goodgiick, material 1 $t6 ¥ a ™ Shomiaee orn rmment ui. 1 fren. Clock. ‘watch and a ie eiry repair for 1 ploeks. ak Rehwars teh? {| aAvLING per load: $00; planer ends, in wood t ary pe# to yn) cheap. al 4 ~~ DE- top and a a weet tires rg td WRECKING e BA a _isth ave, Neer Yeoster Cable. pr experience og banking al office work, typist. ting machine op- pos tive ability; AL refer- RGE FAMIL’ KRING m home, must have in do painting, kalso- fey xin r hanging. Will ot work. Phone CLASS PAINTING, PAPE ent AL at modera' al Gartiel ani _Suns Bis r fe cabinet. work. Phone Sunset PAPE ANGING. 9 & room up. Garfield 4599. ESO} at ING joratiog. North 2261 1 SALESMEN WANT! OIL LAMP BURNS 94% Ain “@ohinson, 1019 Aladdin Bidg. % Fitth st. Portland, Or, the inter of wonde: new oil mp that burns 94% air and beats is oF e@lectricity, offeting one ree to the first ‘user in each lo~ ality ape will help introduce it. Vrite him for particulars. ar infor state of foanufacturers’ th men's, wom: Bile coats, Commission pro Ie qualified: write Gao OF ‘aun NDY FAG- deed at home, or small room any- We furnish everything unnecessary. Big pay. gremierick Kurn, S14 oe hin, Pa ae FOR YOURSELF. 40-3150 week in own honte. ren plan for mee and women. oO scanvaennine. oklete free. lex teas ‘Cand Co, Gunter Bide. San ‘Antonio. Fox GENTE —=b0: AN ki rte and Sut mplea to Jgonsumer, Write quick for tarri- and articulars, Albert | 0} 4770 American E $9. tb, CITY, TOWN | OL and country. Make $10 to $20 per Ty in vest pocket. Self- 2.00, Write today to P. 0. Box 295, Pitts- AILY SELLIN &- lighters. 300% We, Rapid. Mtg. ork, al ne ATCHLE: rot Co. en pita fore: 8 rine, Atif ‘ei gome. | Name, ot ‘Stover ved on ‘it. Saturday night, ore emumably at 0. & W. depot Or Pear New Richmond hotel or New A Ree agion hotel Re- re: Lazier, 3 Arcade fi Wash. BROOCH, Pike, All aT wie OOK A| Mt jack travetin Tein Broads ear by m ¢ on Wednes- to 1128 N, hone Capitol 27124 ii P| Have your Briawe, next Tntow G tation Hor Ana “ ~ en ® od 6Lp ean & bo w?8D tee: a Me Phone Vine? Ma 6 NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT Foner 1 We 8 rer BALE in op D sidney 173 D TAT F i; | RAVANAGH ry} WANTED—t URN Une Pike. Hi U Paks haya. Large, jhofiograph, at a bargain tyenings. betw on 6 and 8, 192 Tieren ave. 1 SiLeer IN YOUR Gan to seat cut a! at by 9 University st ¢ —- SEA’ A 4 r cord, f. o b Maple ‘ood, Valley rite of phone 67- RO} le Valley, Wash. Shiprarhe a ; = antes a live + |6701 Rainier Ave. Furni- | Cit $6 50; stea These price to: tear, Be is deliver anywhere. » GROWTH FOREST WOOD, ¥, $10 card. auiivereds Also 14 6 \ Elliott 3739. Bunset ig t and adding mech exchanged, r 91P 2d av. Pa ees ; clothini Beat mm 2874. 44) | Waahi Poke trent | — inn. | oe a 1 new, with cel. on purchase. Meyer- SEWING MA- All) drop-heads, 96 ond Rainier 0870, FOREST WOOD, 2 cords $17.60 GROWTH FORT WOOD, 1 lengths, dry and green. Sun- 105 Ratner GROwTHT f0 single cord, WANTED: CRED CLOTHING AND on 1217 & Int, EIot Hy AMERAS, KODA KB, Graflex: 2. rea B, The RU am TA cr rinting. Novelty Print, Ny TAKBS $100 16-FOOT an, counter height. Faritote 1148-9. AFA, $3.66, 1006 tat “708 fain FURNITURE FOR SAL SOLD FOR STORAGE new, at your own rice. abinet Nictt dle, with Tilin 815; Mews achine, & chmentas, $7.60 her davenport, lik ROOM FUT new cabinet ‘ t Analuaing inet PET STOCK Stale Ratan s.. LUE, ag Call Kenwood 2883. Ke es 108 Aireda’ ‘* for ¥ ed. 417 W wate—One mall animals boar lake N, Elliott 2695, | INCOM eee rohase|@4 FOR SALE—AUTO TRUCKS GoopD USED TRUCKS ‘ord tranefer t-ton, expr body. Speedwagon. covered v. tiber f-ton heme -ton, with i Acme 7%-ton, with cab. REASONABLE PRICES EASY TERMS AGME MOTOR TRUCK SALES Co. 1608 1ith Ave, Bast 0204. ‘ONTRACT — STEA, ‘ork for 3%-ton Aeme truck. Re- Adhie Wao Poti wb. 21 BOATS AND LAUNCHES CAUNCH, i9x9, SCRIPPS 12 1% Medium duty engine cheap for gash. MeDonald, $616 % Rainier ve. % FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE _ NOTICE DROPPED $1,000 Here we haye & S-ropm bungalow worth te to ert, be 1 Pe) can oday for down t mont seinant - ement wall ment; large a let furnace; nice itehen, Iaundry trays fab My ais ies figures; mortgage you Tt, ean deduct it from piu prion. place is full ir This %, lovely built-in fea igregiend youdy Ju Bee it HARRY WOOLLEN Rainier 0091 CAPITOL HILL $3, wo Pe house, desifable situation, very di * im fair condition, tef market ought to Suil ie for large Faro Be made into cam- fortable duplex and realize hikh interest on investment. Out town owner is willing to sell be- Jow its value. (A great bargain for someone who knows prowa ty on Gorner lot EWING COMPANY Bidg Main 7134. HENRY ©. 200 Alaska 28TH, NEAR CHERRY $3,450—$500 Cash, and balance like i lace you, Be P<. fer, in the home owne: ify This {fs a modern b-room home, 2 ma, bath, toilet, firepl laundry trays. fon’ garage, inside finish white enamel and located on ved wt on & real lot, 45x157; Fine Gitdes: 00d poll, The owner ong. to Bpokané, #0 has to bt ae is Heth bet show . Main 7134 pe - BRROR Na, {t je not an error: dove. ble Gown a month pays for it. 2% blocks from car line, in Hill. man City. This is on account of sickness. MARRY WOOLLEN 5701 Rainier Ave. Rainier 0091. VER—QUEEN ANN Come cag forthe beat buys 1m 6 hill _propert; Queen Anne, hilt property, Garfield 0077._ “FOR SALE , springs and tresses; everything goes. Wilderness Grove PROPURTY, 10 ROOMS, ON and car line, McDonald, 6516 % $1,360; $26 American “ROOM Elliott it is siraleat h bath; mat~ Lake brick boulevard ait terms, ainier ave, SMALL COTTAGH, down, $25 month. Bank, , Mein. UL Pr fully ois re MY 5 furnished. Linked, $50 CABIL 20 (i=) proved, modern 6-room. Blliott BALLARD $1,150 BUYS A 4-ROOM SF 5 ers ioe bites AND. GAS on, clear, ranch, half. cleared Nd ing. What have you? yale Bide, Third and Union FARMS FOR CITY PROPERTY e wri divide. y terms, F. J. Kirkland ACHES, spring and crook: Kad goutheant of Nelewn fens Bs. 6 Z9th ave, N Phone ORARGGAN end fruit. rmnoh, terms. tw HY L. VALLEY, below Owner, BARGAIN Rear Ferndale cannery, 76 acres. Half cleared. Terma Sunset 1575 a orp — Fee Sl WiLL SELL BUDI KET indet Synd. (bays 4%, H 266 Univers 1 United 2 North western 500 Victory Rubber ¢ 100 Wichita Ro Ai ao ohnwon ON. buy Owenw ler, Harvey On, €om., Coal, Invader Wyemt PAC ‘PE? Mise: uv Ria! nat, Seattle. 1 “diver ‘Gores Com., Beacon 601 Securities Bldg, welaph: SMALL STOCh cigars and Nght ef nished livin lease If dest tures, good wi JUNCTION babe co. , PAY Weat 094 $1.00 er mons vis-Crosbie for few day®. number shares wanted. H-493, Star. WILL Limited ddress close in; newly heated: cheap at the place for man and Anawet, pidery give address phone. '# Star. ON ACCOUNT OF ATH, Wi sell or exchange 40-room hi furnished, both real and personal mn 1188 or BPILBPTICS—WOULD YOU Cane to learn about new, rational trea ment for immediate relief of Jepay. positively stopping from first day's use? Info free. Specialist, Drawer _Landet, Wyo THERCULOSTS CLINE and Thureday, to 12 ~692, Every’ Monday 10 A. M nat 0572. L.INSTITUTE Pine st. corner Ye aa RADIANT LIGHT GABINAT elimination Electr acute wiiede LJ D'ARBSONVAL 1 . Pine St pa Gale, after this tty Gale, Ravenadale, Wn. Bunset CHATTEL LOANS Motiey to loan. Gondon Jewelry Co. Fatablished 1890, 105 2nd ave. & 100 HAL BOLATes LAAs Seater Fath eens, 7S 106 BAL NOT HOM iT MAY CONCERNS This ia to certify that Geo. T. Atte~ ereet a public garage at 9449 Rat- avé., lot 10, block 62, Rainier Beach Addition. Anyone desiring to ptotest & ehpancy must file auch py the office of the Mwilding Dep ment, Room 505 County-City Bldg. prior to Wednesday, December 7 SPECIAL NOVICES furnished bungalow 118: garage: fruit trees; chicken house and yard, Terms to suit 1 sible party reap nee. A. DAWSON 9302 Greenwood Ave. Bunegt a7i8. Residence, Sunset 175 OPPORTUNITY STARWANTADS —e as, PUGET SOUND LO lL. 160 Every 2d and 4th Sat. of month, SWEDISH CLUB HALL 1629 8th Ave, Visitors welcome etuff is 6 human, 6 | simply musteal that it Rascal right to} poreatncven Serena’ . at have yout) | MOTORS, “AUTOMOBILE AP ft LO. The Seattle Star Altorneysat-Law Fr BAL Bata blisiod CLA Ali casen; om er ai 05 Second ave. € DKK. JRNER, CHIRQPRAC- ltd Might: ila, t4-Pine tor, date M ivea Moura, 3 W. it Wak eter, 136% Tih. Kiltott 2468-5 Hours: 1- Collateral reas ay ARTI- THE TELIAD LA MONBY LOANED ON” cles of valu 907 Third ave cxpert Hlectric “LIANGES, WIRING. Givnan Biectric Co, 641 Firat Biltott 6928, Finaneial VIAN Am accounts purchased, Bank Hl Ps §. RICAN fh. 902 American jonry to Loan ND FURNITURE Promp No Delay Yo % COUnRTEOUR. CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE ablished for years. AVAIL YOURSELF OF OUR MODERATE KATE Montnly Payment Pian i. BARGEN Hidg., third” Ave Ave. Loans to Aizen MEN and women awn note. LOANS on FURNITURE, me ov inca S" Fr On diamonds ang Jew te on moat ralletactt socrerY” Ys ae HMRI LOANS 355-: ate Hmplre, Bu rokers BSctnahed a. OF evan D8, FUR rae | PIANOS, STOCKS, YOU RETAIL PROPERTY. 3134 ARCADE Monuments PUGET SOUND MARBLE eC Esta Optician and Optometrist FW dmunds, Frase C . GORIN—PAT- ent Attorney. American and foi elen patents sec and. promoted. Didg, Seattic, Wi it. N. 1 sedent dD fT. REYNOLDS, ME i. REY NOLDA. Wutubliohod Soa ttle, 1 3 yéatw examiner U. 8 Patent fice, 402-6 Lyon Bld. Biltott 60 irs HARRY f 75 total cost of pal 26 University Be Minut hale PININE WARNES, Main 6760. 127 14 Hoge Bid. Patents, Trede marks. Patents and Trade Mark: CAPT, J. W. MAUPIN—U, &. patents, trade marks, Free advice, 207 Hinckley Bldg, Main 2729. Physicians, Surgeons RIBUMATISM, SCIATICA, LUMD. ke. Qur treatment gives immeth Fellef. One week's tplal tre Open evening: Freer and. Brade WOMEN'S exper! tages Il 5 down. Dr. Angus, 400 Pan- . Third and University. Piano Taning Piano Tuner John Strom rapdire and tunes pianos right. 20, berry has made an application to | Spa employed. mortrace INDORSEF sonal agr won LIPERAL LOAN. co ¥ JAPERAL ITY. DASY PAYMENTS. SERVIC AND CONFI- furniture, quired. ment to pay is all we today EMPLOY 8’ LOAN SOCIDTY 565 Empire Bide. 914 Second Ave, Neer ‘tadison, v tolin Hepairing O08. | "They Are; DAR GO, |W. M. written a bully, swiftmoving adven- ture story of the Frevewpent, “The | sHeritt of Silver Bow." It doesn't solve any problems of the universe, it isn't philosophical or | meditative, or dramatic, it's just a | tale of sheer action—with @ nice, | clean, blithe young newspaper man as ite hero, a heroine of Winsome | ems ‘m and a choice assortment of It's the firet Western adventure story ever written that hasn't got a cowboy or ® cattle rustiler or an old- fashioned badman in it, for it's lo cated in Butte, Mont—a mining town—and nearly half its action ts jim the vast subterranean galleries j teas le under that great camp. | Knows BUTTE BECAUSK HE LIVED THERE FOR YEARS Braley knows Butte, for he lived there four years, and He says that while none of the adventures of the Sheriff of Silver Bow or of the young hero of the story ever hap- pened in Butte, they could have bap- | pened—and might happen even now. In other words, the Sheriff of Sil. ver Bow is a breathless, ebuilient, rapid-firé. -narration of treasons, stratagems, spotis, fights, robberies and other excitements, with a pleas ant love story to relieve the tension. It is published by the Bobbs-Mer- rill company Tho this ig Berton Braley's first novel, it is by no means hia first book. Five volumes of his verse have been published by the George H. Doran company of New York. ‘They are, “Songs of the Workaday Wort “A Banjo at Armageddon:” md Trench;" “Things Buddy Ballads.’ . Wilson Still in Bad Condition W. M. Wilson, 44, former police man, victim of a mysterious attack by thugs Thursday night, was still in a precarious condition Saturday, owing to a fractured skull and con ¢ussion of the brain, Wilson is in City hospital. Captain of Detectives |Charles Tennant, after an investima |tion, released Wilson's wife, who, | |with B. ¥, Smith, boilermaker, were |being held in connection with the assault. oe ig still held Husband of Slain Woman Comes Here William Pearce, husband of Mrs, Anna Pearce, who t# alleged to have been killed early Friday by Patrick Leahy, 66, arrived in Seattle Satur. day to investigate his wife's death Pearce is a longshoreman, living in Portland. After shooting Mrs, Pearce, Leahy shot and killed bim- self and probably fatally wounded “Thomas Lyneh, a’ marine firernan, who accompanied Mrs, Pearce eahy'’s home, 211 Bighth ave. to . * Boynis Wants City Salaries Revised Adoption. of the salary schedule proposed by the salary revision committee by the city council at their meeting Monday, is urged by . Boyne, president of the Beattie Chamber of Commeree. finance committee of the city coun- jolt on the feport of the salary re- vision committee, Mr. Boyns said “Altho I cannot agree with the apparent intention of the committee to give city employes a bonus over the salaries paid for similar services in private employment, I am of the opinion that as a whole the report presented yesterday is a well-bal- anced salary schedule. “I believe that the taxpayers should demand immediate action by the city counell.” ‘Overheated Stove | Causes. House Loss | An overheated stove, left while the |family of J. Hennesy was |absent for a short time early Satur. @ay mofning, set Hennesy's home at 7616 California ave. afire and before help arrived the building was totally consumed. The house was a two jstory frame building, _ unfinished, valued at $1,500. The loss of contents was abdut $300. Police Record Bars Grapo From Parade Grapo, famous booze hound of the police dry squad, was taken down to view the mutt parade Saturday. Ow- ing to his remarkable pedigree and | his long police record, Grapo was barred from entry, a fact that caused the booze hound much grief, accord- ing to the dry squad agents. Other. wise, police believe, Grapo would ake ali medals and prizes in the booze contests, running away from all competition. Grapo is a cross be- tween @ Panamaniac pulque hound | and a,Greenland, pretzel-bender, with | a strain of Scotch-Irish whisky-ter- rier, Vaudeville Actor Is Arrested Here Albert A. Moon, 21, vaudeville ac- tor, was arrested Satarday by Detect- ives Ross C, Watson and R. R. Her- bert. Moon is held for investigation, MRS. ORMSBY DEAD Mrs. Vernon H. Ormsby died at “|her home, 1206% Howell st.. Friday. Mra, Ormsby. was 4 sister of Wm/ Gillette, a Star employe. The funer- al will be held Saturday from the Butterworth mortuary, papa’s peta. Uncle Sam has just issued a Bureau. cents in stamps for postage: Now is the time for all good poppers and papas to pop corn for bulletin telling all about how to pop corn to get the best results, together with a buneh of dandy recipes for, making popcorn balls, crystallized popeorn, and popeorn candy, It you want these suggestions and copies for the cool fall and winter nights, or to liven up that party you are going to give, fill out the coupon below and mail it to The Star's Washington pepcorn cakes, sugared popcorn, tt ct Washington Bureau, Seattle Star, 1322 New York Ave, Washington, D, ©. I.want, your free bulletin on POPCORN, and inclose two Commenting on the ection of the, | Mis6 Adeling want to know. HARRY 3. ‘HUNT Harry B. Hunt, the regular Washington cor- respondent of The Star, has gained by his jong experience in the capital a wide acquaint- anceship with statesmen and diplomats, and has a keen in- sight into the whole armament question, He writes interpre- tive stories of th conferees’ ac Fest tion and personality stories. on delegates. eee DORMAN H. SMITH Dorman’ | f, gates get to } er, ina fe lines, but with # Smith punch—-and with a Jaugh thrown a; BERTON | BRALEY Berton Braley, known to every reader thru his poems, is in Washington to give you his ideas of the disarma- ment conference in rhyme. Bra- ley sees things & little different than the average man, and you'll find a lot. of nqw ideas in his sizeup of Presi dent Harding's conferehce and those who are attending it. Two Dope Suspects to Face Grand Jury Held under $1,000 bail each, Ivat Toryonen and A. R, Ferrin, sailors aboard the Silver, State, were boun: over for the federal grand jury U. 8. Commissioner R. W. McClek land Saturday. They are ch with bringing dope into the country. Alleged Bank Thief Sent to Cincinnati Jack Barris, arrested by Sheriff Matt Starwich in connection. wit the robbery of a bank messenger Seattle last summer, was started Saturday to Cincinnati, where he is wanted on bank theft charges. ae ‘ Thanksgiving Turks . Cause Damage James Henry, the packer, has tiled suit in superior court against A, P, Slade & Co., Vancouver, B. C., ing to collect $200 damages py pounds of British Columbia ‘Thanks. giving turkeys, which are alleged: 4 haye reached Seattle in @ poderin 7 |conaition,