The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1922, Page 4

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Money received on or before the 6th of this month earns from the first. $1 to $5,000 Accepted Sof 771il fem WANTS oo INVALIDS = Fi i TTT WWE SEATTLE SAVINGS and LOAN | N Horlicks the Original | = ASSOCIATIO Avoid Imitations | 9509-32 AVE and Substitutes | | wo'tne Teratde 4 Growing Callers | Rich mitt, malted erain extract ia Powder | AH 7 SEATTLE STAR ‘Did Author Wilson the West, where writers and artists are gathered in an exclusive colony and where eccentricities often b staged “Pormander Walk,” a drip come the rule rather than the ex sTiaipiiendah love tala, “sae, Wee tion, the “duel on the beach” of |D Re Suit ive Mding role, Criley, | Harry Ton Wilson, famed writer, |. happily married man and father of | and Theodore Criley, noted landscape three children, 7 he hero, Wit painter, comes to outelams every | iin it i maid, t < 4a love: | other apectacular event making too ferv nd is declared to | with all the pomposity of the “code |ed for his “affair on the field of) duello” of old, preceded by wrathy| honor’ was that of Shaw's “Cashel lexchange of notes, attended by the| Byron,” George Meredith's “Skepey historic European gallantries, by seconds and “the meeting at dawn” |—all of them tales of suggestive of the anticn of “Bunker Bean,” one of the popular Wilson|manding retraction ¢ characters? Did not “Bunker Bean” |and “withdrawal of threats and hark back to the days of the Pha-| raohs and hide @ mummy in his | formal challenge to fight room? } partment announoed today. aan of March 31 down to $23,144, 616,493, which is lens than at any time since the war debt was lo. curred. public debt, collections in the tn |] come and tax revenues decreased from 7 year, to $293,82,045 for March of this year. mania, and Crown Prince Carrol here |go to the senate today or tomorrow. | square feet of floor space, and may to confer with King Alexander in| regard to his marriage with her/ inlaw of Congressman Madden, Illi furnished for use as @ station. daughter, Princess Marie, scheduled | nois, served in the world war with | — cae cree oe “The Only Way To Test Tea is to Taste it.—— "CAL AD A" con@ulting with his politica Heute’ Matyural Leaf Green Tea is proving a revelation to those who have for June 4 in Budapest TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1922. MeDo Bean’? ‘Pull Bunker BY GENE COHEN on of the Movien” } CARMEL? {0-8HA, Cal., April y * 7 Open 9:00 to 5:40 The “man who has made the na padre ugh” at his satirical story pu ust now listen to tale hy oer er whether or not Wilson has| . Ss “done a Bunker Bean,” ure the . whieh fronts (he rum | pt clitte of Carmel, astounding details of the an : nt which is said to have no coun: | Here, in the literary Parnassus of dom It all started when the Carmelites art in America’s ware But the discussion which famed [pave made threats and denounced | Criley, The threats, it was said, | consisted chiefly of a statement that | “the town was too email for both of |i them.” Anyway, Wilwon went into| ff his own life played » role strong =| training, He had been @ fight fan | ly suggesting some of his highly jand knew boxing trainers in Mon-| satirized characters? terey le not the idea of a “duel,” staged) The literary background he select writers of the land, crities and literati generally are engrossed in hinges around this question: Has not Harry Leon Wilson in jand Conan Doy! ‘Croxley Master” | prize ring ra note de | statements Criley wrote the au charges.” To this Wilson sent a! And, more recently, the| The fight itself is now a classic among the literatt They met on a bluff overlooking the Wilson | brought two seconda—a ja grocery man, Criley unac lcompanied. Stripped to the waist jand wearing chamois gloves, they }fought it out primitively. Six times | |the artist laid the writer low and, |finally, Wilson took the count and. | jit ts sald, with an apology to his |necond for “an exhibition like thi.” Thus ended that chapter and Wil Thia brings the total erons debt || | 7 retired to his house by the cliffs, |while the gods, and the colony as|———— - cm | well, laughed without. | . |Queen Anne Postal IPOSTAL PLUM Bids Are Received *SALL RIGHT, BOYS, UNCLE SAM OWES ONLY 23 BILLIONS WASHINGTON, April 4.—-The public debt was decreased $334, 051,296 in March, the treasury de rolling, as shown in the sketch. Black Despite thin decrease of the 4.549 for March, last | WASHINGTON, April 4. — Paul | postoffice substation oa Queen Anne Henderson, Chicago, has been chosen | hill, to replace the present station at jsecond assistant postmaster general, | 12 Boston st. The lease for the latter + |it was learned in official circles to expires November 17. According to BELGRADE.-Queen Marie, of Ru-|jday. His nomination probably will Hattie, the station must contain 1,500 Henderson, 42 yearn old, in a son-| be either newly built, or quarters re GLOSSY, ROUGH BRAID —the braid that ts so smart this season, fashions these trim Hats. They are in several styles—one with etraight brim, another Navy Blue are the colors from which you may choose. They are banded with dlack, white, sand and Periwinkle brue Georgette, with @ coll of the same tone at the brim edge. 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