The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1922, Page 2

They had a terrigte time over that hat. My is that « bridegrdom who loses his helmet shouldn't worry. He's already ©.| t what's innide of it, of he int be raped in. ‘Then, too, there wes a humorously stool, By the Office Crab j { 1 | F eould have gon | i game, 1 like ball @ | a in a misguided moment § decided to attend June @Amour's wed | | ding Jubliee at the Standard Fur. | nitare company, 1 anticipated « brutal delight in lamping those five or six hardy hombres knot themscives to cheten members of the well known ‘fair—and some times unfair—sex linelined lady atanding on a | By her own admisnion she had been |martied -thrve years, Any woman | who haa held down a guy for that | long can feel humorous. |} 1 recall ahe yodeled something aa sg aie i (in te About One of the Bridee being # ou see, Im abachelor © Papper the Patrick Henry oeive me Ub | “aghe ain't paying any attention to rly or give me what you get BY) what's teing sald; breaking In friend | stepping in front of a fast train. | husband rurht away,” waa her com: iment. “Cpe, what a crowd! Eveo a five in the ehureh wouldn't have hed a throng like thin when f was marcied, 1 het all the single Nothing yields than to ort goof tossing hts young life away for the privilege of paying the board of a sweet little throb me a naatigr some rolling pin chucker And when they Daye ‘atere | t gals in Seattle are herg, seeing how! on Calm W wr Tecan. it's done. TB hate to be a wifedess) ince Roy ett aice (brethren, I was praying before I Of course It may | Manele, bordered on either left coincidence, but she looked har erped aa at me, And that very in Oh, the pit that June and her gang Soe yap ne eg! nearly dug for me wih the hirenous of king no warning from the surg | eayaehe ‘a | Ing crowd on the ground floor of the furniture company, which resembled bobbed blondes in front of me termed around. Both of them smiled, Netvously Tclutehed my straw | hat and edged toward the stalr |the mob scene from to French revo | way, x ar acd ution. 1 cajoled my way to the fifth oee ts @tewsy | Thin Was where the weddings were They might not have smiled at to happen. \me. Then again Tran Into more persone than yOu! guddenfy the blow fell, The] can find matches in Chico, Cal And | ponden gigzled. An elderly lady by | [to every mere male mutt in wiht any wide eared into my startio’ glim: | were about 157 women Some young. | mers and simpered Summer Kucurston some younger, rome not so young “She was hekding somebady’s me—perched on Standard Furni- ture furniture — were women. ‘Never saw f such 2 -bechelor nightmare in my life, LAI of fem dangerous don't know | To the rigt rc ~ | front, behind me Coyly, “You'd better watch | | out, young man.” To my harror, one of the bated | blondes smiled arelly, Nay, lavinngs: Hy: —Hhe- moved eiomdy toward me. | Sixty seconds later a flying fieure) shot thru the waiting crowd on th i | TD muess they got the couples mar [ried alt right, ‘With feminine et bows in my back, feminine glares in my face and feminine votces in my ears I couldn't very well tet! YR tell the wobbling world It ANT know fa that perspiring store] was ever, as far an I was con | gentlemen plunged back and ferth| cerned | | pleading for room, that Herb Schoen And if dune Amour er Herb fold kissed all the brides, that one or anybody else of the grooms had a bald spot, and] deean’t believe this actually hap- that another birmbo lost his hat poned—jurt ict me at them: “VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS . hes: Mary. Beattie .. Roe. Radio Alfred, Edmonds Cleo K. firet Moor, As ft passed out I beard womeone asnert “Well, tt muat be ever.” | therton, Jona, boy | Seeley, Edmonds Ganses ‘Hastings Henry Charles, boy | Godfrey, William. Seattle Kakihira, itaro, boy | Lindsey, Anna M., Beattle .. Arthur, Tom, Beatle ..,.. ‘ancouvel “Sngthiot x ih AH Laretens . . | Popin, Ruth C. Seattle Metionough. Geor| Anderson, Hamilton, Merfian, Sherman lve, boy s c r Parker, Charles Elbridge, be: Revitt. Figeard Fi Rallerd, Howard Fin tow. W. airt Frederickson. T.Saard. gt! | Martatiela Howard zB. Bunker, Clarence S. Beattie Saliebury. Mary. Heattio . Chite A. pence ps pecker, mths Beattie... La Stephens, Franklin 1. Seatt RoBertoon. Emma G., Seattle be Howard Orr, bey. Wood Panes, itt ettle MARRIAGE LICENSES |o-Z73% Name and Residence. Emp: Charles Edison, same Bdwardeen, Anna Giena, Enum- claw AIM. [Carrol, Meyer. Seattle - Whee | kehoanfeld a Beattie &. Redmond Redmond .. Snoqualm Carriere, Norman A. Seattle... Ludington. M. Heatte 29 | MeMicken, De Melcher, delle | i}loken, Fred. Seattic . inna ; 4 'Culver, Dorothy, Se. | Bitlyer. Jack J | Forsberg. Svea. Snoqualm' tie cn | Pickering, Fey 1 Lagai avelyn, Seattle 2 3 Horr, Myron . Jam Minneapatn “Gibson, Cynthi ig. ‘voreint tweie schmitt ‘Amelia, Minnes poli Legal | fonanagon, le 8 Beattie Legal n, Cynthia nett Tenis cond tat Iversen, Chester Arthur, Se- attle Legal) dove yourealt with "aatemetien | Iv ae at | Waugh. James H. Auburn 29 | bun, maths Iversen. Roby Less ans Lat FAI con Gertrude Humphreys Sedgley. Aros . Lor je Aihadetr, ' Lege jeff. Albert, Seatt! ‘ ona Marshmallow Compound ' Martin, Ada Mildred. Seattle {Taranto, Pearl, vasatiie” : 3 | Westergren, Raymond. Seattle Es 1 | Ling ain, Acta solvent made. ‘art ’ ' Beaitle 1 | Pree Palmer fee is. 8 a #2! Guenthe foaben ‘Beatt lagal| | Barnhart, Everett. 14) Wickman, Victor W.. 3 Lewal 21 | Maring, Kthei V, Keat tage [19] Foreman. Albert, e tt | Poreber Lin per Roekrora, *S* a M. from Kert F. 40 | Ferrin Ive from Jone Ferrie, Jessie B. from William F Vom Céroline from Hane Peter MacKeraie. } y F. Beattie tare | Rayan Francisco, Seattle on H. from Harri |MeLinn, Mary from George, | Stearn, Betty from Cert, COMING TOMORROW RODOLPH VALENTINO wan telande to eat teund and iy Harber SUNDAY, duly 2 Sibemer 8100 Tt Heund Trip 92.50 Chiléren halt ° Make hipaa at NAVIGATION aes’, PO. a Deck Colma: An Indiscreet Moment Then Ages of Repent- ance. ~ FOX NEWS SNUB POLLARD COMEDY devine. Glasses $5.0 FREE EXAMINATION GLOBE OPT cers C0, Roy Stewart Louise Lovely “LIFE’S GREATEST QUESTION” PRICES 10¢c ANY TIME P 36 | Suther! nd, Daniel W pentthe trea! | Upmann coe | Haneon, Donald John, 1 year. ai Lobb, Darroid, 9 years Mock, 60 years Sheridan, John, 62 y Several hundred farmers one of the first temperance move ments in America when they met! at Litehfield, | pledged themselves not to use in-| Legal/toxicants in doing farm work the) following year. Now Playing! Two big stars in a thrill- swept romance of the frozen North!— TOM MOORE In Paramount's _ “OVER THE BORDER” “A Rag Doll Romance™’— Campbell Comedy. Harry Reed on the Organ STRAND ORCHESTRA UNDER WINELAND 2. 68 youre | armer, AO youre | | } 43 years ne started Conn., in 1789 and! ADULTS 10c Celérea 5c A JUVENILE Tealight #20 Seeder end Monday ELMO LINCOLN tn “UNDER CRIMSON oii Production Mag Adventure ta the South fens . SEATTLE LEADS THE WORLD | 100%, Courtesy, Music, Pietures Now Playing! A powerful ‘drama of ad- venture on the Spanish Main! Filled with CONFLICT! PLUNDER! MYSTERY! THRILLS! LOVE! THAT'S WELENE CHADWICK ane RICHARD DN Apeoree ones me temmw tus oF coveetves Dv GOUY/ERNEUR MORRIS —ALSO— LARRY SEMON in a crowning comedy— “A PAIR OF KINGS” Larry wears 9 crown ‘n’ everything LIBERTY NEWS MALOTTE ON THE WURLITZER Any day till 6:30, 25¢ After 650—35¢ Killed Proving He yCatump the leader,” Tommy wal F taunted with —b frai® He Was Not “Yellow? 7) “he ; Pot CHESTER, NAY. July 1 climbed the rteel signs! tower on| re he didn't want hie chuma|th® New Huven tracks and acct think he was “yellow.” Tommy dentally touched « high tension wire 14) is dead today, PlayingiThe burns were fat Of Interest to GROCERS, BUTCHERS, BAKERS and FARMERS H bread stalls, AVE good location on main floor for baker and Ino for butchers and grocera. In the lower section we have an overproduction of refrigeration, which we would be glad to furnish to farmers for meat atalis. APPLY MANAGER Westlake Public Market Sixth and Virginia A In the Manufeoture of High-Grade Fireworks All the fireworks fired at the San Francisco Ex- position were manufactured by the— HITT FIREWORKS COMPANY Do you ATTLE 1 want to see REAL Fireworks? Then see the Hitt Fi ireworks Company Display in the Seattle Stadium July 4 DR. EDWIN J. 106 C For mere tham 20 years | searti m tor painless DR. BROWN BROWN, D. D, 8. e's LEADING bentis? |In making high ela Now Playing! A Landslide of Laughter— That's THOMAS MEIGHAN Ade’s In George Version of a Lazy Man— “OUR LEADING CITIZEN” Bill and Bob Adventure Scenic Afternoons, 5c, 350 Evenings, 35, 500 Collacum Orchestra under Ka this one-hour Conee' at 12:30 o'clock Sunday— Overture to Berens ‘a Secret” playing Paramount Wolt-Ferrart “Raliet E; Luigind : “Beautitu ‘altz : A Lincke (a) “Woodland W In- termeszo + Cribulke (bd) * Grandmother’ . Mineet,” for b strings . Gries (e) “The” G: Comte, - i March C Lae hitenbers Selections from musical comedy, “Youre in Love National Bank \ Second Ave. and Cherry: St SEATTLE, Making Money Work HOUSANDS find sat- isfaction and substan- tial aid on July Ist and January 1st when they re- ceive interest on funds de- posited in the Savings De partment Horton You, money work in this way. Savings Department Open Saturday evenings 6:00 to 8:00 o'clock Founded 1870, Friml of ‘the Dexter National Bank. can make your i ‘MODER DENTISTRY: ry tion of teeth at DENTAL CLINIC AUTO RACES AND € MLERE ATION IN A noon 0, “11:00 p.m. 00 am. an 9:00, the Auto Races, Vaget Sapne | Navi Coleen ‘Mat