The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1921, Page 15

NOVEMBER 2! Te Seattle Star| ere v, ty RY Beventh Ave | ription Rates | ATL IN ADVANCB THRE 8ST. erate a a0 Di OF RAR ASHINGTON re are ki Rink IN cht Age sates Per Insertion eherae rtistem, 15 Sian tata word Selock, "caeh more- the ‘teguine ntternoon eal for the Cl id Bkperience unnecessary Particulars of examina: write J. Leonard (former 4ce Examiner). ’ Bidg,. Washington, D.C ANT HOU ‘tn modern farm hone. janent home and ys erson. | Reply D, Dungeness, Vash SKEEEY s ; BONE, ome & sakes’ P.O. Box TEX ENCE UN. thi “Pree tiek, Kurn, 614 icant res Pa. cALESMA: ‘ ted for nationally ad- fr shasie onmec: * "eon bs tt iM ae- pete: Bids. ox ‘TIONS, rier, inter- ae hated a inetd: ticwlars, one "ere od a De htt? ton a ny, Centra ytd Res. Ride. ker ace fee ‘open for jn the downtown ‘dis- Cireulation Depart- ca x cal auto. tractor & 4 the Const. by Pike and Melrose Tapaie your ‘nion, Be opie ‘ANTED—MALE permace tT B ankin wy ag Bers st oftice work. typist Al reter- kee, Mi: Te years” Ramet a Pater [4a on remodeling, repair. cabinet work, phone Sunset KA North 2251 ‘MEN WANTED ONE OF OUR DR CANDY. TAG: ‘at home. or small room We furnish een unnecessary. Bis Pay, %. Eas rnllode ohia, B it returned, 220 Isaac ave. Wash SRINDLE BULL PUP IN ‘ard offered. Phone car a vement and Ballard OF 355 North 1240. c2 3 FURNISHED HOUSES for 6 months or more to Wi table coup! fine fur- and piano. $49 month. Three short blocks from car line Rajnier, syalley. Call Mr. Miles, oe ND 3-hoom $10 month, wood ‘tree. W In 1791 L. C. 8 + BUNGALOW GOOD CON- th fireplace: basement be: asliversit Wallingford ie North 0207. & month AND HATH, $25, AD- 5516 Second ave. N. W, Key at rth Fireplac 0 basement Serene. Owner, 4098 Arcade. ATTLE — 3 TOC ig lot: garden; close to car Gress 305% 23rd ave. S. W. Owner, 4698 Arcade Bidg. Main 2858 geet T-ROOM” HOUSE. 5 eee fondition; adults only. rfield 0681 fae tet N, 6. ROOMS, $25. ee 7401 17th N. W., or Sunset : APARTMENTS AND FLATS APARTMENT, GOOD CON- TEED light scome;’ privete bath 7 laundry; Wallingford diatrict Oe a month Phone North 6207, 4% Pine % % FURNISHED HED” AP ARTMENTS PURNTSHED reasona pric ite Moore theatre. oF stone in, furnished. $25. 510 Bal rare Filliott 1148 pF pa RNTTONS oo HOONT: te mt $12; walking 4 stanc: © 1274-M. y “ELA 1TH BATH, 328 Vine at. at Pinrth ave OPPORTUNI aT Et Ms ee te mead. rnae fee! wattiedt robeticen, ate DI i can PECIA shi “| iry repair for A gd. rap ie DE? 2 a bi So gagrepiagaa 8 2 ine OP- | Le. te} 1030 t A ER: Wood — 1 Fe £00 rr a en wood. “BETTER HAV = AND) _ | SEWING MACHINES. ¢ GOOD DR heads, $10 Re} 0 NICH HOUSERERPTL WOUS Ga Rooms KERPING ROOM POR _ everything furnished 1 FURNISHED KOO. NEWLY TINTED, furniahed, \cloxe Madison. Mitiott BOARD WANT Wis Board optional t in, 8 L1RR-3 AND ROOM ULAR HOMIES in ity; walk NO} FAPARE! Phone. 38 Towel cade. 4 FOR diamonds, bought. S130 Ar. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS COUNT DU BARRY CREATES HAVOC WITH PIANO PRICES With one bold stroke the Count Du Barry simply shook the piano trade to its very foundation. TERRIFIC PRICK CUTTING Never before bas Seattle witnessed such & terrific upheaval as is tak Ing place at 1404 Firat ave, the Du Barry ords—the pi crowded with bape: savant advant ittle low the pianos and deat ONLY ONE DOLLAR D| Where absolute good faith and sin certty is shown any buyer, only one dollar as a down payment will the monthly payments #te im within reach of every one. GIVE BEVERY CHILD A PIANO | That in at shell is today the one consuming thought, hobby or de- sire Coal it what you may) of the fount Du Barry, and certainly he is making t way easy for every father ‘ana mother to do it ANOTHER SHIPMENT ARRIVES By special arrangements the Count has-with on@ of America’s fore- most plano manufacturers, he hopes to have pianos eno t meet the present ruxh for then, but you better come in early and make sure of this wonderful op- portunity—the store is crowded daily, Better come in at once, DU BARRY PIANO Co, 1404-06 First Ave. Beach Out-of-town orders get prompt at- teption, Send no money, OR WILLIAMS GO. ea Fier Ave. 8 D DOORS Sia ee Wek Windows, 24n24-—2 Ne Ironing Board and Cabinet: a en LR 48 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS | secure @ beautiful piano now, and | RNITORE POR SALA OWNETC NERDS WONT — TATION phonograph, $75) dre d sewing machine, $7.60; both Other furniture, | Stor 1081 Pike MONKY 475 drop-head both lke Othor, furniture, Storage | 1oet Pik NTTWY DAVENPORT, “TY table, rugm rocker Hilwett | N ead AUCTIO! m4 WEDNESDAY, NOV 30 10:30 A. M RK household furniture hundred other articies thie sale 8 & AUCTION CO. feoond Ave. ‘Auctioneer | i rv and one WCONOMY SAL 001 FOR WALK DOWNSTAIRS SAVED $100 | The followin, exceptiona faa partial lat of the) values offered in our SnooM $760 445) 445! BASEMENT SAL oo O18 almers touring Oldsmobile 6 touring. Saxon 6 touring Maxwell touring Maxwell touring Maxwell roadster “handler Dispateh dige touring kland touring Ford sedan Dodge roadster Harroun touring Maxwell touring Paige “Linwood” Studebaker roadster . 1 1 400 All in good running order, euaranteed six months. ‘a rare bargain. THE BARGAIN RASEMENT 1424 Lith Ave. Retween Pike and Union, Bast 0462. ONE VERY PTS TUDSON SUPE pe roadate $900 t one T. Studebaker, fine con- dition oA 1918 Oldsmobile uring, $9 These cara are a ed very tow for az quick diap call g134 Arcade HORIZED FORD CORNER ds, $110 and up: terms $75 balance easy No_ brokerage. HUGHSON ord ‘Deale Ratterle ener wn, % down WILLIAM 1. Authorised co. * I can save you money on your pair work. All slectrioal systems properly handled. Reboring and Teconstruction Get my price. J. & Re ae 5 Third ED. washipnsmnonts balancn maetaly. ean AGENCY. Ine.” orized Ford Dealers proa ne ry AT PIKE. EAST BATTERY MAN SAYs8 YOUR OLD battery Is NG. Let GRO. RHODES Work, puarantecd. _ lind a AVE. 46. ALSO tring osely a, ‘O58 Re - 1100 See us tor’ popre, © Bs Windows for @55t cash. ° any k Nain, Plate Glass Indabields 2 ont in your ob B"Wita tans co, bat My so co. . Ford Factory. Ca: Hee 2922 8.60-—PER TON—$6.00 “lean ed Coal COAL Cokerany Terry N. ad 50 other cameras for amateu i profession: hed prices. Call 3135 Arcade Bid, ——— COAL! b ood, clean lump eal. very Sow in ash, $9.25 a ton: $9 ton Feta We deliver anywhere. Good, he wood. only $7. Phone Main Il-inech —, i lf-inch # decinch Rede than wholesale cost. quantity. ‘A limited ‘01 , & load: double 5.00 per lo te Sy ‘and reasoned. | t cheap Al “ planer ends is wood Now is the tim are on sale r value, | st Furniture Dept. cs HORS $55 each. Sutpulis, out outsells all others, Come. Write Ducrest power speed: see pulling daily. Plant, Ro E With a new rag for Christmas A few dollars down and seme month- ¥ secures one from Waldron Co.’ @ stock at 1322 Fourth, a Tie the rugs for the ois large and the prices and terme are made altrac- tive, ot 1322 Fourth Aah Fremont ation. ALDER b. Maple rugs made eraft i-iNcH MILI WOOD, FRESH water, single load, $4; double Io $7, delivered hone Main 65 or Beacon 225 f WOOD, MILL. STAB, FOREST, shipyard. pidner ends, coal stove furnace, Seliversd. anywhere. Sunset Fuel Co.. 4 MARSHALL FIEL cr 5 tei Fine rugs are on le at Prices and on term by Waldron Co 1322 Fourth. ip < $6.50: steam, at bunkers. Filiott 47 40, $5 Th We deliver anywhere. ’ TA trian. 3 FOLD. “GROWTTT — FORE! ary, eM cord, delivered. -inch, $5.50 a load. Won, Also 12 Sunset STAR-A-STAN SHINGLES, #2 PER M,, delivered from mill, Samples at ‘West Seattle ferry lauding. 6334 Cash registers and addin bought. sold, exchanged, repaired wall & Co. 919 2d nv. M. 118 Wane ED ENS GOOD por gg Ber | “machines GENTLEM clot mt we reate chair, *=paet OP DE new, price $30, with _ Phone Garfield 0055. Lag Do PIANOS FOR RENT. applied on purchas ‘oner. 210 Union. DRY MILL Woop. | double load. Imm Garfield 2036 OLD GROWTH $9.50 single cord, fi ney 178) OLD GROWTIT il lengths, dry and green. t 5341. WANTED—UsED CLOTHING 7 AND Owl, 1917% Int. 321. BARGAINS IN CAMERAS, KODARA, ap nceses, st Arcade. TA 1611 7th FOR “WOOD, 2 cords $17.50 ‘OREAT WOO! 8, RE Novelty 1 Print PL AYER PIAD HEAP. v RAVANAGH HAH4E00 1608 TED—t CRNITURE “DON'T OVE YOUR PURSTIULE Call Billott 0425 before you we will pay you ¢ goods away at your ¢ oF nell them at ‘auction, small nCONOMY. KALE é AUCTION CO. 2001. Second Av Biske buys. 4 a8. Do, less our Chicago | Sun- |" ne care. *itlenry Mosbach 418 BE. Pike st. Ba medium cash, ave. MeDonaide S315 cheap for! fe Rainer IN MADISON PARK we & neat 2-room cottage, on h This sure beats paying rent. (684) RESIDE WRAUry co, 314-17 New York Hote eit 4210 K Madison wT WONDERFUL BARGA home in paved dis 1 coment basement, and furn. larwe bearing Terms if Gestred.” laundry trays xt 4 Phone Gartield _Whippie and Hosto NIVERSITY BARGAIN }4-room house and bath, on ipt 50x102 feet; cabinet kitehen; linen clo» ets; nice electrical fixtures; and all rooms well lighted: clone to car ine and pavement: 7 blocks to unl- versity. For « quick sale, $2,150 $250 camh, $25 month HM. NELSON 210 Hinckley Ridg. Hott 4 MT. BAKER DisTRic etically new 4-room bun’ ol floors; fireplace; built fet and bookcase; finish Inditect lighting fixture $300 cash, ‘BIGLER Biliott 4507 SEMT-MOD ern pitty GH “be Ingalow, lot 50" 118 age: fruit trkes: chicken house and yard. Terma to suit Feaponsible party fi A. DAWSON 8303 Gr Sunset 2718 1 NO CASH per month makes you the owner 2-room cottage: | a y ground: house all fu like. H.C. cat —QU | Come to- a ‘huh abet, eon Anne. hill pro Qusen ATG, "CULVER FOR SAL) Cut-over land between Monroe and Basy terns. OHN & BROWN CO. Smith Bidg.. 8: me: 3-room furnished, ranch or cottage, for auto. Seattle, Southern Oregon 4416 Maynard ave with street 3403 pdiand park level te a walke Fremont ave. SUMMER RESORT prings ing £0 rnese Grove INCOM® PROPERTY, 10 ROOMS, boulevard. and car Ii terms. MeDonald, 6515 etindas “POR BALE and mat- Lake BMALL COTTAGE | $ $25 month. Mein 247 WANTED—REAL ESTATE a FARMS AND “ACIBAC good buy, ii If y get ' 1016 ‘rnird Ave. FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE _ 5S ACKES, GOOD LAND, CLOs Bremerton, clear. What have you? some 40-acre ranch, half cleared, some buildings. What have you? 216 Yale fide, ‘Third and Union MY 90 ACRES My ROVED, Re and clear, $2,250. Want vil ume. ha GILHAM 1022 Third Ave FARMS FOR CITY PROF . VAhanges everywhere. A. G. ao Th A ACKBB, ON HIGHWAY level tract; splendid soll; payed ‘Seattle-Tacoma blocks from electric station; small be remadeled Cleared; fronting | alt eof icaber} close hool $1,050; terms. & 8 warden on county road and boulevard. } bOTTOM LAND, 2 miles south to 0 ACHES Good old clearing; 4; close Will divide. Dany terms ¥. Johnson, ROV H Poulsho. Want house or good car, Inglish, Liliott 0108. ial din white| we can| ls New Fords, |v 3 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE ACKEA HEAUTTPOT COUNTRY AC FINELY The moat attrac found in the Neat, comfortab well built; go house; rabbit chard’ of al full bearing: kinds IMP RO! LOCA all of lw lent 1 ed; facing from lnk standin: Madison car & Warrar'a off A NICE CHICK I TH 5-room house; ba splendid w dito alle ken house, ne, water t f all kinds ¢ egant soll JUST OUTSIDE Ww $2.9 nh your Tu 416 Leary Bldg + 445!2 nerves fine alder land ern slopes livin, year; wall atau public markets wil ty fe ne Phone ¥ cord 6 AND 10-AC) WELL Ly month. _Bide ‘This ving ean BABY, WwW. Ee. ae Loaty Hide |¥eoo HEAUTI ores go hou rit fenced move in 41N whed aunty lp N L with Thaw t all botte gon main PUCKS and GE it TH 418 Leary Bag ' ndy anyo town, ly. See Mr rar's office ACKE. acres fruit of ety close to highw ash. 1014 Third ALY, and some cleared; bulldin machinery 2 paved Ave. 3 highw State full pe ter ay Cleared, level fronting pave highway; 4 and stat can be tee $1,260; ter close Must sell thie at Forte level “THE DOU 4 mi ble Vip; BE THO} tive place to be county for price. le little bungalow wd sized chic hutohes; nd thoroly cle fen a ne acceptable from rty, Take Mast Kirkland, Burke tee, Mr. Harlow LITT RANC CITY 1K tall cleared; ayatem; water indsand buildings barn, garage; Bas ank for 1000, gal- of berries and fruit 1 LIMITS STC d niek own terms Only co. Mititote 4635, TRACT 50 ntle eant~ IN, $ ae spring, Ing distance Interurban | drive to Beattle minutes, Ph to responsible cash and $10 per 201 Mutual Life 30. OCATED is your eb to be m pay for get oft of it co. lott 4625 TERMS MOR HOOD La d with bachin road; Kh ump. AND co ‘All ready to O11 Sra. hes UT STREAM land; half in ¢ nunty road. bt an't beat Enough high Only $950, on * MORSE CO, Biliott 4635, mpr ne we $100 cash, Hinriowe Burke e Par- Kirkland. © CLOSE IN all kinds of @ mile south hts, and abo; ba.380 co. Main ay GLAS 3580. OR suaTe AMOUS “40 acres; stock, Coole & from Olympia, excellent sail ay joulara in firet let | Olympia HIGHWAY ndid soll; 7 a eke from electric jon; smajl .. remodeléd easily rman $160 cash, $10 1 New York Block . thoroly cleare North soil, and $750, on eae TOO Highline bivd acres of om r the new boule- 0 ‘ terma. DIBBLE 648 New York Block FARM LANDS AND ac FRUIT miles $2,500 SARTER, Macbe IN | 208 Columbia St ‘terme $1 HICKEN Fat — rea level, cleared from 10 #h MALD & MILLER, si Mitt town, TRACT LOGGED county, Infornfation H.C. PETERS, OIL, LEASES 91 ALASKA ¢ near ing many men at $1,400; $200 balance off. 126 Third Ave IL LEAR AND DRILLING SITES COLD RAY AND ANCHORAGE 601 Alank 92 ~~ WE WILl Si Pathfinder Sy monthly) American Rot Universal High Power Tel United Finan: thwestern a Building. STOCKS AN LL RUT nd, (pays 4% ++ $10.00 tle Gap 75 15 ce Unit 160.00 Finance Units Be Victory Rubber € I é Harve) Rteel Ro: Invader Ol WILE BUY LIBERTY WILL 1 American Se 100 38) Ywenwood, ‘Putrell y ON, alty ‘Com. vit Ai Ei Y ou Raines bldg., Seattle BlMott 911 BONDS 2 SELL 2-4 United Finan: Red Desert MAX W nion St SEGCSEC rf ACTIVE For outside work Loeal compa ne fully secured, and nish $500 will be return you 4 to th Frazier, 717 ‘ecocee SACKIF ONLY 65-room apartment; heated; furnished he place please 1-24, Bt for wale blished tr ) Bell ver elm W. ing Co, St. Mar ON” ACCOUNT ¢ right man. Fountains, on INK oe WORKMAN Murt be is enry. Must fur- ity, whieh $4.50 a day See Mr. Seaboard Bidg. cece ich 9. cect BA 1] $500 DOWN close in: cheap rent. for man and wife. give address or r “AND RUTLDIN carrying small line ladie ready to wear, doin Good town, -Goo le for 10 nable, Wil- rley Tailor- Idaho, DEATH WItt y re i v4 hell oF exchange my 40-room hotel furnished, also country and n Blliott 1188-J 23 ROOME, CLOSE TO” Market; rent 222 Sixth ave, fine Jo 107 nished; Mad. butldin i town, in. good IL house. Fu Price $1,660. cation. $875; easy ison. ARE MY OF FTC ith ines Eitiott vitae \/ corner Yesler. or office pe RBSON AS, INSTT Pine St. to #tores and | good all! newly | HERE’S HCW YOU CAN DRAW SINEWS FROM TURKEY LEG Did the sinewe in the leg of that || turkey bother you while you were carving at Thanksgiving dinner? If they did--and it's a good bet that such is the case—it wax un. 1,1. ley, proprietor of Ye ide Curiosity Shop, has devised a means Of getting rid of all the sinews before the turkey is cooked, “Just put the turkey’s foot in a vine,” he mys, “rive a strong pull on the leg and body—and out come all the #inews.” Woman Loses $1,500 Diamond to Thi eves Detectives are investigating the |theft of @ &%-carat diamond valued at $1,500 from Mra. Jennie Johnson at the Congress hotel, Fourth ave. and Marion st., Tuesday, Detective J, Byrne has found no trace of the burglars. PARSONVAL INSTITU Th Blectro-Therapy and Surgery Chronic Skin and Nerve Dineases. Vor 6 Pristment Pho ¢ Kant 0572. 905 Pine St, Cor. Broadway. RAL BKSTATK LOANS PAC as tet | 101 ember 27, 8. awe #1, beloved father io M. Semple and Mrs. Paul Holmen, of Seattle, and J, M. Sem- le, of Kingston, Wash. A mem- ¥ of Miller Post, ¢ leon ‘hooedes, ‘ow em- « umbia Under- taking Rainier ave. a 0.0. F. in charge. Cremation LEGAL NOTICES “FO WH IT" MAY CONCERN, Thin t# tify that Standard O11 de ation to at 1901 F. block 371, Addition * desiring to protest much oc- cupancy must file such prot the offiee of the Building D ment. Room 605 County-Cit nrinr_ta December 1? tion 906, Ordinance No. 197 CARD OF THANKS WE Wisi TO THANK OUR MANY friends for their sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereavement of our be- loved husband and son. Mra. Irene Randy, Mr. and Mrs. H. Gould. The Seattle Star DIRECTORY name at-Law A “J MARY FE. -SELLEN, Science healer and teacher ° heal by teaching. 603 People's Bank Bidg. Elliott 2361. CHRISTIAN onpeunnyeedaenagpeeipacsedngeeinsenmennamena Collateral Loans MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTT- cles of value. THE RELIABLE, 907 Third ave Expert Electric Repairs APP: TANCES, WIRING, m Blectric Co, 641 Firat Eliott tors Financial ‘AVIAN AMERICAN BANK aceounts purchased. 902 American Dank Bidg Money to Loan =) AND FURNITURIT LOANS Prompt—-No Delay You retain arn COURTSO qe DENTIAL eirf Ratablis hed ¥ AVAIL Yor at or ‘ouR MODERATE RAT and ANOS, TO LOAN and jew rtil on most patisfactory ter SOCIETY FOR REMEDIAL LOANS IN SEATTLI i 356 tepire Hutiding Ad Near Madison. STOREY TO LOAN--WE LOA AMOUNT ON pico | | ANY atches aN PIANOS stocks PROPERTY, 3134 ARCAD! ~~ Monuments ND MARBL yauit and Virginia. ent Attorney. American and for- elgn patent# secured, developed and promoted. 806-6.7 Central Bidg., Seattle, Wash. and 609 We Was shington, fice. HARRY HOWEN & ¢ $7H total coat of patents, $35 down, 216 qopiveratte, at APT, JC W. MAUPIN—C. trade mathe. Wree sdvic Hinckley Bidg, Main 2729. Physicians, Surgeons RWWUMATISM, SCIATICA, COMBA: | £0, Our treatment mins Reference Bs 90 ‘Seperience’ Dr. Angus | Piano Tuner John Strom repairs and tunes pianos right. Main 3021 Razor Blades Sharpened ON Your, PRRKON AL N $10 TO $100 Loaned to men, and women steadily employed 1 do not need to mortgage your furniture, and NO INDORS: required. Your per- sonal agreement to pay is all we money you need from us day MPLOYHS’ LOAN SOCIETY pire Bide. ¢., Near Madison. _| form any particular attachment tages Bldg. Thirdand University. ‘iano Tuning ! Is Screen, Fa ame Lasting? ‘Arbuckle Now Wenderiea Fatty’s “Court Face” “ ” Roseoe Arbuckle has developed a “court face.” It's as dis- tinct a type of expression as was his “comedy face” or his “off screen face,” as a comparative study of the above pic-|« ture will show. "In this “face” the comedian of yesterday | “registers” tense interest. His brows mould into furrows of intentness; his mouth indicates well clenched teeth; lines gather between nose and lip ends; his chin becomes firmer and appears to have lost some of its fat; he is deeply inter- ested in everything, watching with this intent expression the jurors, the judge, the spectators, the witnesses. Here is a new Roscoe Arbuckle, as everyone who recalls the comedy- Fatty can readily perceive. It is an older Arbuckle, a serious Arbuckle, an Arbuckle stripped of the diamond necktie pin —an all round interesting character study. Flanking his “court face” in the above lay-out is portrayed his “slapstick face” and the “disagreeable face” which suggests the char- acteristics prosecution lawyers have charged him with hav mg. BY JACK JUNGMEYER have been altogether comforting to BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.—-Mo- | vanity, but if Arbuckde shared their ton picture actors, closely following | feeling he concealed it perfectly be jthe trial of “Fatty” Arbuckle for | hind that inscrutable mask he wears manslaughter in connection with| jae his “courtroom face.” Not a/ the death of Virginia Rappe may) | glimmer of any disillusionment .was find In its preliminary phases a hint | visible as to how they have impressed their| On the other hand, the apparent personality and character upon far-| failure of Arbuckle to make a defi- flung eudiences nite character impression upon On the surface at least, it would! movie fans in the venire thru his seem to provide a distinct shock to | soreen performances greatly simpli- the essential vanity ascribed to so | tied impaneiment of the jury be many screen folk. {cause of lack of bias. Here was Arbuckle, come off} Incidntally, the trial ts giving the “lot” to star unwillingly -in the | Fatty @ new perception of how drama that grew out of his Labor /others ®ee and appraise him—bota Day party in a San Francisco [the man of flesh and the actor on hotel, familiar to half the world celluloid. as “Fatty”; the man who loosened @ tide of mirth; the buffoon whose billboard face would not even need tulle for identification anywhere in America. $103,000 ‘in’ Sovereigns Found on Ship And yet—if the jury panel from which his judges were drawn be representative-—this celebrity has left no lasting or even very definite impression of personality upon the folk of the day unless it be that of & human feather tickling the ris- SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. sovereigns, the loot obtained from the specie tanks of the Oceanic ner Sonoma, the loss of which was discovered a week ago, had been recovered today and detectives announced they hoped iblex Jurors who had sniggered at his to find the remainder of the $125,000 shortly. antics hadn't speculated much about the man. They had formed no fixed opinion about him. He baa ‘Three under plicity. 29.—Gold amused them in flickerland, but) they hadn't conjectured much about the qualities behind the paunch an the jowls that made him “Fatty. These things were elucidated during interrogation of the jurors for pos isble bias. “Did you form any opinion as to Arbuckle’s character, or did you members of the crew are arrest, suspected of com- disappeared yesterday. Approximately $78,000 was discov- jered submerged near the stern of the | Sonoma in the original chests. It was marked by two oil can buoys, which were attached to the Sonoma by a small gope, Gold to the amount of ahout $25,000 had been him from seeing him in the films?” Over and over again the prose. jcution ‘asked the question. And usually the reply was a mild, re- fective “No.” These answers did not seem to courtroom spectators to imply com: 1 mentary on the comedian's abifity | discovered shortly before In a rubber as an actor. The impression was | hose meds. in @ ventilator. clear thdt these same veniremen would have made the same answer! Prefer to Pay Fine Rather Than Tax with respect to a dozen other film luminaries. It was simply that Arbuckle had failed to register a] ROME, Nov, %#-—Fines amounting very definite imprint of his real-| to $75,000 in American money have fe character upon the {lk of bis) been imposed upon leading restau- times, if one were to judge by the | rants of Rome for failing to pay the interrogated jurors. government luxury tax, From their surprised comment it obviously raised for those movie folk attending the trial the at cme of how firmly the Acreen fixes fame, | and speculation as to how definitely | the silent drama projects the real individual To WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE Water will be shut off on Hud- son st. from Beacon ave. to 32nd ave, S., from 8 a. me to 5 p. m. Wednesday. some of these Lid may not A Special Pamphlet Prepared for Seattle Boys and Girls The Star's Washington bureau, in response to many requests from the boys and girls, has prepared a dandy four-page sum- mary of the president's cabinet and the executive departments at Washington, their work and duties, This tells all about the cabinet, what it does, when it meets, how it helps the president, the law of succession of cabinet offi cers to the presidency in case of the president's death, and what work each department and its various bureaus do for the people of the country. This information will give you a knowledge of the government at Washington that is right up to the minutegand taken from official sources, ‘ Any boy or girl (or grownup, too) who wants this tnforma- tion may have it by filling out carefully the coupon below and sending to our Washington bureau. Washington Bureau of The Seattle Star, 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. C. 1 want the pamphlet on THE PRESIDENT’S CABINET, and inclose two cents in stamps for postage. Name. Bireet and NO...csscccsececveccecsscseeseseseseesevsseeneaes City or Town.. PHALO. reser ee teeeree ent e en eene ten eemeeseneeer ese eeeeneennene worth $103,000, part of! A fourth is being sought. He) 2 BOYS AND A GIRL MISSING Police Believe Youth Was Kidnaped Two boys and one girl were re ported to police Tuesday as missing: from their homes, One of the boys is believed by police to have been kidnaped. Roy Burnett, 6, father, C. "Burnett, in the Wilt shire hotel, was seen in the com- pany of tall, roughly dressed [ man in a restaurant on Pike st. | Monday night. Roy is 4 feet, light build, blue eyes, and fair hair, He was dreaved in blue overalls and wore # dark cap Helen Williams, 2ist ave was left her home. 2 inches, dark )h She wore shoes and hat black plush coat Roko Antiz, 1 home at Monday night day by his living with bia 14, living at 1316 reported to have | Helen is & feet, complexion, blawk black stockings, She had on @ ran away from 00 W, Garfield, and was seen Tues- mother. Roko fled when she called. He is 6 feet, # inches, brown eyed, dark haired and wore 4 dark coat with a Hight stripe, gray sweater, overalls, cap and black shoes, his Airplane Passenger . Service Is Planned | SARANAC LAKE, N. ¥., Nov. 2% |~-It ts reported here that a group of | wealthy New York men who own camps in this section of the Adiron-— dacks are planning an aerial passen- ger service between the metropolis and northern Adirondacks, to be put in operation next summer, J Plans call for the construction of — six hydroairplanes that will éach carry seven passengers. The esti- mated gost of the planes is $8,500" each. One way fare will be $40 and landings will be made at Saranae | Lake, Paul Smiths, Saranac Inn and |Lake Placid. Time between New — |York and the resorts will be four hours, against 12 by railroad or mo jtor, The service will be open to general public. It is said organization has been jeompleted and that the contract for \the hydro-airplanes will soon be let. A : Man Is Blinded in . * Fight With a SARANAC LAKE, N, Y4 Now —As tM result of one of the unusual battles on record in the rondacks, William Reyeil, of 1 ford, may lose the eight of an eye. — Entering his barn at | Without @ light, he was struck ‘huge bird, He seized it by the and attempted to drag it down. | bira fought furiously, beating with his powerful wings and at his head and face, A blow in ti eye blindedehim and he fel to tl floor. He was taken toa hospital. Investigation showed the be a biue heron, the largest @ strongest bird in the Ai which evidently had taken up quarters in the barn. Speaking : for Disabled An extensive speakers’ bureau campaign for the benefit of war veterans under the dil of the American Legion was |nounced in Seattle Tuesday by the hational American Legion the Pacific Northwest district | the United States Veterans’ Forty six speakers have been in Washington, Oregon and | The following Seattle men are be among the speakers: Steph A wick, L. C. Jesseph, J. J Sullivan, William J. Coyle, i ant governor; Phillip Tindall A. C. Deutsch. 500 More Soldiers Sent to Camp TACOMA, Nov. 29.—The at Camp Lewis will be inc this week to nearly 4,000 with arrival of 500 soldiers from duty in China, Hawaii and the P |ippine Islands, it is announced thi the office of Col. J. D. Leiteh, The men have arrived at the Presidio, San Francisco, from seas service and are due at by Friday. ne! Eight hundred soldiers aboard the transport but a mately 300 will be discharged in California. . 'Contractors Okeh Gorge Creek Announcing they have the $8,000,000 issue of Skagit Storrie & Co., recently a | nel, declared Tuesday they anxious to start work 1 A clause in the contract pt that they could reject the bonds lanything affected their marketable ity or legality. 2 Women on J : at Trial of Burch LOS ANGELES, Nov. 29.—Ten women and two women will comprise the jury to decide the fate of Arthur G Burch, Northwestern uni |sraduate, charged with the murder lof John Belton Kennedy. : The jury was sworn in shortly be fore noon today by Superior Judge Sidney Reeve, ‘Pawnbroker Robbed : of $7,000 by Trio OMAHA, Neb. Noy. 29.—Three unmasked men this morning entered | the Northwestern Loan office, 4 [block from the police station, h up Sam Cohen and Ben Morris, prietors, and escaped with $7,000 ey saecgeend Jewelry and cas! lWoman Killed When. Motor Turns Over he ATONVILLE, Noy, 29, —~ Mrs, Frank Beaulieu of Ratonville was al: most instantly killed and her hu band, Frank Beaulieu, was injured yesterday when the bile they were driving turned on the Ohop Lake road, five northwest of Eatonville,