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

4 BERR ILR RRR = DON’T READ THIS! NORMA TALMADGE CONSTANCE TALMADGE 810 Gast 40vu Ornesy , Mew Youn Grey (laegudd 19, 1922 Ad - Seerceciter Tee thuel Plewu ” | Leh teph Vy national chess congress at London recently. Capablanca, world’s champion chess player (right), meets. Milan Vidmar, who gave him a few puzzlers in the inter- Main 6720 “The Store of Eternal ‘Newness” Special Of Percale whe he Quah COAL BRINGING in Spokane SPOKANE, Sept. 12-—-The retail price of coal in Spokane te back to near the war-time level after being slow for five months. The price of Utah ts $15 @ ton for lump coal, compared with $12.75 heretofore; $15 for stove size, as compared with $13.50, and $14.50 and $14.75 for eee. lump, a8 compared with $19.25, ac cording to retall dealers. These ad- vances range from $1.35 to $1.50 « ton. | week, The price of nut coal, which has been $13, would be advanced pro- portionately did any of it reach this | market, but ft and other small sizes jare being diverted by the railroada, it Is suid. No announdement relative to slack and pea nizes, used for steam lgeneration, has been made, but one in expected. A proportionate ad vance in the price of wood in ex pected ‘This Masterpiece will have its first Seattle showing at the Coliseum Wednesday TVETETETIPT Err rite \Right to Stop Is Moore P Asked Soe Buse: a) %: « A request that auto buses trave! hou Circuit ling between Roosevelt heights and VAUDEVILLE: Twt DAILY Pretty Seattle Girl PALACE HIP Is Vaudeville Star Seattleite to Help Study Fire Problem R. P. Ballard, 601 First ave §., has lbeen appointed a member of the In surance committee ef the National Association of Building Owners and ) | Managers, according to an announce ‘iment received Tuesday from Barle || Shultz, of Chicago, ite president. | The first work which the commit- tee will undertake ts a study of the |ratio between wolume paid and ‘fire insurance losses on office butid- Inga. | ‘The bulléing owners, following « survey of conditions over seven yearn, have discovered that only 11 per cent of the amount of premiums \ the downtown district. be permitted to «top at 15th and 19th aves. N. E., to pick up and dischatge passengers, ‘was filed In petition form with Su- | perintendent George ¥. Russell, of jthe Public utilities department Mon- | aay, by citizens living on the auto- bus route. : : i University District ° Against Pool Rooms | Ina letter to the city counell Mon | day, several hundred residents of the | | University district asked that public j ecard and poolrooms on Mth ave, N. |= or within the vicinity of the un!- versity, be not granted or renewed ' iMeensea, turned to the owners of bulidings be lpelleve that office buildings are en. |utled to a lower rate. i 'Million-Dollar Fire Sweeps Lumber Mill ASTORIA, Ore, Sept, 13.—Fire last night destroyed the Hammond | | | Movie star, then musical comedy | larmest lumber mille in the North |queen, and now vaudeville headtiner—| We#t. The lons te eetimated at $1.000 land only 19 years old. A former Se. | 000. Sawmills, drying sheds, millions ttle girl, Glen Keho, 19, has been | of feet of both dry and drying tum jall of these. With her mother and | Per, and thousands of dollars’ worth I tather uke appecced in "On the Water] of valuable equipment went up in | Wagon’ flamea, As a result, between 600 and with the Early and Laight | trio, at the Palace Hip this week 600 men will be thrown out of em Back in 1915 Miss Echo, then 12| Ployment. lyears old, attended West Queen | Anne grammar school. Then Acker man and Harrie gave her a chance on thelr Coast circuit and she made good from the start. Two years in Australia followed, and then she entered the movies, | Way to Buy which means that you can have the smartest and the newest FALL CLOTHES for Ladies and Misses at pleasing prices, plus our policy of CREDIT : Which enables you and your family to pay for your ‘purchases in small weekly or monthly pay- ments, as most convenient to you. starring tn Jimmy Aubrey comedies and other plotures, ‘The a vacation, and she will return to screen work upon reaching Los An. goles in a few weeks Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Never before have we exhibited so tempting an array of fashion- able styles in SUITS ad OVERCOATS Hats, etc., for men, young fellows and boys, at our noted LO Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA ‘THE osnvaua company. wewy Pd? er AZ ronths obed ALO 35 Doss 4ggernts ——_ Exact Copy of Wrapper, WAR TIME PRICE: Utah Lump Selling at $15) Price advances were made last | paid to insurance companies was re-/ jcause of fire loses. Upon this basin, | [the building owners and managers) Lumber Co.'s tongue mill, one of the | present | vaudeville tour is just in the wry of | Inspector of signal corps equipment, | Worms They Turn at Last. Pedestrians Organize. Tired of Dodging. || Ask Drastic Laws. | 108 ANGELES, fept. 12 | Pedestrians for miles around are be jing invited to join the Walkers’ league. The call was sounded today by George A. Moore, secretary of the newly formed organization which is» handing out cards which read is a — You 6&8 THE AMBULANCE DASH BY, IT'S 10 TO 1 THE AUTO MANIACS HAVE GOT ANOTHER ONE || OF US! JOIN THE WALK | ERS LEAGUE TO SAVE |} YOUR LIFE AND BONES LP. 0. BOX 201, LOS ANGELES * Nat - WHEN ——— x ry walker must organize for Mutual protection,” gannounces |Moore. “Life and safety of the | walkers must be protected.” | Another card brosdeasted waye: today TO DUCK, \e—_—__—__—_—_ pO YOU LIK DOD DANCE, JUMP. PLUNGE, RETREAT, RUN AND SLIDE ON ACCOUNT OF AUTO MANIACH? IF NOT. [JOIN THE WALKERS id LEAGUE | Other slogans of the league are Compel the use of fenders on | autos, to save you, instead of side of the cars so anyone can testify with accuracy as to their law violation. Compet all autoists to stop and administer a total anaesthetic to vietima before striking them. Make It possible to cross a street in safety without ducking, | dodging, running or jumping. Abolish the petty fine for auto | mrurders and assaults and sub- stitute penitentiary and jail »en- tences. dar the officials responsible into the performance of thelr duties for our protection. Deo for you the utmost that can be done medically and legally case you are struck by an auto while walking, Make life so miserable for the criminal saute maniacs that they will become almost human. \Civil Service to Hold Four Exams |. 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