The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1922, Page 12

Tro THE _ STEADILY DECREASING MINORITY of the 4 ” Hill cling | to the U.S, CALLED 75 PER CENT DRY |. Anti-Saloon League Head Is Optimistic on Law CHICAGO, Jan, 4.—Prohibition # Washington Tithe Insurance | Company effective In at least per cont of } guggests t the United State Mighty Good New Year's Resolutien: Resolved: That hereafter in all dealings with land titles 1 will require Tithe Insurance If you follow up this G Resolution your title worries will cease and you will be pre tected from title loses Outside of the larger es from 85 to % per cent of the area of This tx the yours of 1 by Bishop Thomas Nich nun in the manufaetu Title Insurance Policies are issued by Washington Ti'le Inser ance Company Propaganda he asserted spread by the wet interests in ar 4 to have the people repea An investigation shows that the Hiquor i rapidly decreasing.” he 1 “Outside of the larger citie: we find very little effort to evade the law According to the bishop reports from all party of the country since fecently made naumption of $150,000 Guaranty Fund, con sisting of Government Ronds and First Moripages on im Proved real estate, permanent dy on deposit with the State “Treasurer at Olympia. in bank deposits: delinquent ta< decrmase in ar cate large incres ad sav ah Yate and a la rests for drunkennens JITNEY CASE IS APPEALED ar wear 2 ae eS ee | Ue jitney Htigation was being pre Cordially invite you xa koe to attend their | ecoking to operat Co, which i n auto b regular from Roosevelt Heights and Cowen Park districts to the downtown dj trict, interpreted Judge Wilson's | memorandum decision to mean that Thursday and Saturday | they could operate under a certificate Eveni =a of public necessity from the state, ings | fisregurd of the city jitney ordinance. During the Winter Seasons Upou their petition, however, the . judge refused to Incorporate this tn AT THE his dee in, henee the auto bus men Moose Temple | 's:220: cetora anounced vat Cor, Eighth and University Maj. Carl Reeves, superintendent of ci public utilities, will bA asked to-re GOOD MUSIC frain from preventhue the aperafion DANCING 4 5 of the buses, by threats of arresting ‘ —as a last resort! 9-DAY ‘ oat ta . Being given an extension of 9 days aggregating about $100,000 in Silverware—Clo THURSDAY, JA 20. M. iia Thee. 406 Pike prohibition became effective, indi-| An apweat from part of the Judm | jine | AUCTIO SALE Clement B. Coffin Jewelry ance of creditors’ claims, this entire stock of jewelry, Diamonds—Platinum—Watches lvory—Cut Glass—Gold China —and all kinds of the finest jewelry the market affords, goes on the auction block, beginning “| AM NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS, BUT I AM GOING TO SQUARE UP MY OBLIGATIONS ONCE AND FOR ALL TIME.” Clement B. Coffin 52 Years on Pike Street RR aa ena SAE Spe THE SEATT ((Tacowans oeoune | TACOMA FIRE. WAR AGAINST DOGS ssomsataitad’’ "| AUTO CRASHES’ Condemned by Convict weigh b. t, i) A o i Te poriton tearing some |/Moseman Is Injured, Chief) xumber twent - “a The { Al dAcosta., Sa. GA “etinpery ttle tate ot ¢ gp ™ 1 » aske that the offens early today and resulted in the in 1 . ie : apt ht be inhable by a fine and || jury of M. ¢. Lagasa, @ b r . * oy rely hill and crashed into the curb: | have 1 in Sn] Sup uy Ali de © potential killers and in w recknt., tant | 3 uit nuisance, the Short afterwanml Assistant Mire | think,” write } - tition ¢ " f Whittaker struck the | ‘Pwo. | = 4 4i ne ° : ———————— or tt tne wc}. 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Ponay | a planter. fata mjured New Year's ev et Mumierole at your drug store beh gy ys ~~ gent Patan 4 ‘on. [tke and Olive at, by an auto driver ety pe [ty 8. B. Douglas, 4967 Te ath ave, N. ¥ Penny died in city hompital shortly Hutter than a Mustard Plaster, [Afr beng atrucke 2 L. J. Binely, 707% Fourth ave, wan severely hurt early Sunday morning when struck by an auto driven by B.D. Dean, 1711 Ravenna bivd., at Bastiake ave. and Howe at Bixely was in city hopital Tuesday with a probable fracture of the skull Beatrice Tenbickwon, 17, 3,4 £09 46th uve. 8, and Hel ‘arks, 21, of 4606 Kenyon et were struck 8 y night at 23r¢ jave. M and A driven by W. L. Henderson, 2 | mion, Both girls were severely in-| YOURSELF = |)" 5 George FE. Parker, 1425 N. 46th ; nt. (61d police he had struck af man whe gave the name of T.| Tanaka, at 12th ave. and Jackson et, } Monday night. Tanaka was injured 6a, barber, was en The only person who prevents you from be- ing well is Give our ab tthe hy He was taken to Nippon howpithh | Arthur Berg, 7, @248 27th ave. | N. E. was severely cut about — |the head when struck down at Boren ave, and Howell #t, Monday night ir en auto driven by Y. Horiuchi, 1809 Melrom ave. The boy was at} tended at city h 1 Tw 7,8 30) were struck down » Pike #t. Mo auto driver joy W. HM. Marker, 23 23rd ave} lHiarker sald they were apparently unhurt, | | Mins A. Toyee, addrem mn | m, wan struck by an auto! by A. lL. Bennett of} at Third ave. tay. She was not injured, | | Bennett naid. } An intoxtoated man” was) | struck at Fourth ave and) iPike at. Sunday, by Louis Longo, [47 17th ave, & Longo said the man clung to the auto after being | struck, and was unburt | H. Kumal, age 3 168 Eighth | 11 ave, sustained a broken leg} jand interna) injuries Sunday, when | struck down and run over at 12th ave & and Main «t. by Kenneth | Hein, age 16, 1107 BE. 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