The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1922, Page 8

“a TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1922. cng nr STAR Conroy’s Girl Girl j AT THE FAIR Fights “Dudes” Ar THE FAIR) 0 fo $10,000 aan | : OL’ SOL SMILES | We Tell It With VALUES ON FAIR CROWDS, With that universal desire for Beauty, coupled with Values, there is a strong feminine preference for, | Visitors Delighted With Big | This Will Ward Off And Break Up Colds —orebhelt obenarmedy ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE Tee two ailments that people Pei ny BM pny F + By ~ generally regerd os. as of the least Pe a, tomes ‘in P BY CARL VICTOR LITTLE NEW YORK, Oct, 3.--loss Bart Conroy's girl fought the “dudes” to- day for his “100 grand.” ($100,000). | Members of New York's under world met in legal battle with per Puyallup Show WEDNESDAY FAIR Ldn my Governor's day, Automobile day, coare in reality the cause ne. sone from the upper atrata of soctety Dei da: serious ilnesses and of Choa de for the 100,000 tainted dollars Con ptorg: Banton "eeateat peti of deat death. a ~e Peat roy, the king of Chinatown, happen 1:30—Poultey and pation cad come Neto st afoul Mines vl age nce hag auld ine: with 15 floats ang 800 West In the years of success of this institution {t has been our un mon colds. Many aig rhe imeetire”—Conrey’e: bend ern Wedhingien pos swerving policy to share all advantages with our patrons —and doctors now FE lieve that Told, At the first align of a cold, at the a touch first few warning aneeres, take « of poe at ill teaspoonful ‘ot Syrup Pepsin and cause constipa- the congestion ‘rill be gone in a tion, instead of few hours, Don't wait until the tion be- cold has a grip ou. Mr cause. Henry Dean, Jt. ochester, The f fact remains NN. —_, a “that you seldom have & cold with- just a5 || cut constipation, to general Corbbrey The only way to it effectively for all the amall ills colds ix to keep ue yous your of her family, such as constipation, » You wsualty hiliousness, headaches, dizziness, winter if you are run 4 and to break up fevers and colds, ip mon-law wife—has presented a will | © Surrogate George Wingate, Brook lyn, which she claims “the boss’ signed on Nis deathbed, Other re on, led by Mra, Mary Moran, Cleveland, charge that Con roy Was (legally Induced to sign the testament as he lay éying of par alysta. The money was raked in over the bare and gaming tables o! P t Mott and Canal ta heyday of Chinatown was known the country over, 1 stuck by Bart thru thick and thin and the money belongs to me,” “The Bluebird” sald today, “The ‘dudes’ wouldn't have any. thing to do with him when he kept the place down thera, Now they 1:45—Address, Gov, Louls Hart, 2:00—First running race. 2:10—High wire walking by edu cated dog. 220—Reman ridli 2:30—Riding exhib! thon, Dorts Me- Cleave, | | 2640—Second running race. £:50—MeCleave educated horse, $:00—Ben Hur chariot race, 3:10-—John — Lyons—every e. 2:20—-Third running rece. || &:30—Singing by Miss Moore. 440—Bear hunt with bloodhounds. 550—Fourth running race. 1:00—Five mile motorcycle ree. {:15—Australian pursuit auto race. 4:25—Auto polo. || t:25—taltoon ascension and para while price cannot be lowered, the ever-increasing volume of busi- 7 ness admits of this constant betterment of our garments, with price remaining at School Coats | AADSDOQ MOOTAMW Be, certs can, ore’ fanny GR De. Caldwell's Serup Pepsi is ‘dtink fo acientifically- com four to olx glasets of | send of Egyptian seana with pleasant-tasting aromatics. It is B® safe to give to infants, and all You are also less liable to colds ——e it. Before you again Confirming this, it will be noted by those who know “Sweet Sixteen’ for, t derma want his money. brute @rop. ears, how the value of toda ee prem SP eee ing narrotin ere taeeiate “rm no angel, mister, But, say, / OM NIGHT SHOW y f y cae ” y the bowels regularly Pepsin. Aw ny druggist will did you ever live in Chinatown? 1/ (All Kiwantans Admitted Free) _gothead of that of a year ago, with im- provement noted every year, |] 7:80—Kiwa: club parade and stunts || 4S—Hiret night race, || #:00—Singing by Mixes Moore, £:10—MeCleave exhibition of horsemanship. 8:25—Second night race, $:40—fen Hur chart race, £:50—Auto polo, 9:10—Novelty fireworks display. } with a plain vegetable laxative y you, and the cost is leas like Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, than a cont 8 dose. gape. ‘The Harrison Direct Line freigh ‘ovtusSYRUP PEPSIN [iierconet: « YMe family laxative ~~ BRA Rew |i scheduled to arrive in Seattle Fri. a Ne nea y= me ee ——« |day morning. Capt. A. Frank in| OPEN TO SUSPICION | ite bustles for @ publie office that |commanding the vessel which me “This candidate says money means | Pay® $5,000 a year, I have MY now at Vancouver discharging ait to him, He wants to serve | doudts. Birmingham Age Herald. | argo which tncludes 30,000 cases of le.” Scotch whisky. May be telling the truth, but| A camera that photographs noises & man who has been holding | ts the invention of an Engtiah eng! & $2,000-a-year job in private “neer. guess not or you'd understand, The! 100 grand f@ mine by rights.” | 30, 000 Cases of Scotch on Boat! / / | OF Sol emiled Kindly on the crowds that jammed their way thru the turnstiles at the opening of the West ern Washington fair, et Puyallup, ‘Tuesday morning wre of Portugal were | | Country folks and elty folks, | always happy at fair time, found W. H. Paulhamus, prest- pertormance equal to promise dent of the Western Washing~| when they seattered in the direc ton fair, which opened under| en - beg yarn ued snr pe | omdlé ° " | overflowing w 6 products o| smiling akties Tuesday. Be-) i tectie feds of the Sound low is one of the fair little vis-| country, the fruit of Its orchards, livers at the fair, the presence! the stock from pastare and pad- The Dresses, Coats, Suits and Wraps GESE “ALWAYS RIGHT Ga here today, represent- ing the finest style New Fal Dresees of Crepe Potret Twill ané | sizes \of hundreds of whom is add-| dock, the finished work of the beers ck, the finshed werk, of, the ideas, illustrate with re- : ;| om abops, jing Ady vg attractiveness Of; gem, the treasure of the mines No “ ms markable force this | vent. and the big sticks of the forest, | lo ‘Sa les t truth. / ——- | Monday was preparation day, and grea’ 11: * | the place was a beshive of Industry, | We never have “Sales” William T. White | When night fell, everything was —nothing to reduce—noth- No woman should Dies in His Car | «ay. ona tue crowds Tuesday were ing we have to get rid of miss this opportunity Wiliam Titus White, 1416 First | {ocr by unfiniawed exhibit bootha for any reason. Our mer- ! i ave. N, died muddenly yesterday! the pA bite are larger abd better hand ke ; i ip this week to profit by while driving in an sutomobile to| 10h eer before, tat pa Se chandise keeps on moving, th f bl di. Olympia Mr. White wae 46 years! “ire school eh becants hates sneatn Inte models Bc) the ese AVOID oe ol vt had bee joyed b the id : wa Saar som cer agen vanaeen |S: venlay morning, wae a joy ‘0 ber | = Le Ben ling wae oe om tions. Every style want joy bie wife, Dre, Mande White. | Of is scnan bets fot binvorh tae Material—Tweed anf and every size can be | Punera! services will be hwid under | joys) Sc ak thak Ota ena snappy and fresh at all qQoot veicur—all sises 1 | the direction of the Masonic lodes in| urls thrumat the day rae times. 16 supplied at $16. the Cremation Society of Washing |ton'e funeral partons Tuesday night was given over to he Rika, and the following program was prepared for the event: } |Chukotsk Narrowly 120—Mikw’ parade and adéremy by Gus 1. Thacker, district depu- | pes Freeze-Up ty grand exalted ruler, | Word was received Monday by 0. | 748—Firet running race, B, Coneiman, representative of Olaf | $0°—Singing by Mise Moore, lawennson & (Co, that the power |#20—McCieave exhibition of horse j (schooner Chukétek narrowly escaped manship, the Arctic freexeup and is now en | ® ‘Hecona night race, | jroute for Seattin, The power) #40—Hen Hur chartot race schoomer Mazatlan, which has been | $50—Auto polo. lerulaing {mn Siberian waters for sev. 9 10--Novelty fireworks Atepiay, jeral montha, ts expentes to return Snare ——- SNAPPY ACTS (SS — ASIN TO LET | AT PANTAGES), ze 00 Sis ircutet| Billy Kelly, comedian, tn a movie! “I guces ao, It bas gained on me | farce called “Reel Dreama,“ with a lly ever since.” company of five, ts producing laughter tn his headline act et the Pantages theater this weet. T Lamays bi 35c"Danderine” Saves Your ttn tor a cant Vokes shows an ununual canine Hair—Ends Dandruff actor tn “Don.” who plays the Delightful Tonic jinebriate with fidelity. Burt shep Greatest-of-All Clothing Sales Brings Record-Breaking Crowds to Seattle’s Popular Old Store mart singing and taking act, white | MEN’S SUIT Sasa mere Greatest s tractive and vivacious tn a muateal | = rt 3 ; | Overcoats, Raincoats ye ed ee | OF Exposition Tailors Fined $100 | Rapp acne es Now Open for Misusing Label | Halives eumeds, | MRoth of Roth & Co, tauors «| ead ory ‘ Horse Racing , 2 ‘ lard, Australian stock whip manipu- lator, gives an {nteresting exhibi- tion, Vargo and Richarde in “At the! Pay Station,” deserve credit for a) Smart Penn-Brook and Michaels-Stern Clothes, in all the new Fall Fabrics, for Men and Young Men. Famous old Stein-Bloch oo and Overcoats, beautifully tailored and perfect-fitting mod- e }110 Cherry st, was fined “$100 Mon- By 100 of America’s Fastest Runners Each Afternoon an@ Evening, day afternoon by Justice of the iy. Shin Peace C. C. Dalton on a charge of an Chartet end Hipeodre » unauthorized tse of a union Inbel. P. G, Bandstedt, city fireman, tes tified that Roth put a United Gar ment Workers of America label in a | pair of uniform trousers when he | refused to take them unless con. | | vineed they were union made Murry! It's your duty! Each éay| Roth on the stand endeavored to you see &@ little more hatr falling | deny this, but admitted he had no }out and you are making no effort authority to use a union label, to avoid baldness. What a pity. Notice of appeal was given. hair means your hair ts oR tie xa RR RR Eg 8 Roman Chariot and Hippodrome Races Automobile Exhibition—Dog and Cat Show 650 Babies in Competition Art Exhibits direct from New York, embracing works of world-famous artists Great Manufacturers’ Display Agricultural and Livestock Exhibits “Peacock Lane”—-where old and young ar@ thrilled and entertained 2 COME AND BRING THE FAMILY Exceptional values in Shirts, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs and all | Pre Sates Marae . Furnishings. Cooper, Wright’s, Winstead and Richmond Under- | Rrenattng ‘tor the hair root tore neste, Saga ag one Pirvert oes | Boat Sc CC dules exe mervoum Bee win sah Rt in the scalp aro not firm and tight, |An#eles, billed as the “livest wire ad | TM Le uMeaman & John B. Latest Famous Standard Arrow Stetson | ‘No Name’| DENT’S Quality Collars HATS HATS GLOVES SHOES 2 for 25 eday — aetcaiebita. wear for Men, at deeply cut prices. thus wasting the hatrgrowing otis, | °!ubber,” wae the main attraction at ° eply P Danderine almost instantly stops |ti® Room meeting of the Beatle Ad eave Mawere ate dione night, falling hair of men or women and | 4b Tuenday, Travel by steamer coma with busses to fair cuter, cleans every particle of dandruft 2 ' ar away, then the hair takes on new; DOMINANT CONSIDERATIONS TAC OM A cue t a ee American iy Overalls, Flannel Shirts, Mackinaws, Gloves and Work Gloves of every kind reduced to the limit of low prices. life, vigor and strength to grow| “Do you think skirte will b deni SPEED wr dines toe Friday— ext "2 , 10 gro’ ® e muc! Yu j ‘ every 10 minutes there- * strong, thick and long. longer?” after, from Central Aute county? Friday "aight Danderine ts delightful—not sticky| “It depends,” repiied Miss Cay. 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