The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1922, Page 3

engines to metas net nial ee ete = HURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1922. = — lW. M. HARVEY IS ACCUSED funds, wiltul ttiement of an wu gainet Walter M. Har , Beattle attorney, in Qn action filed with the state aw preme court at Olympia late Wednes: day THEY JUST INSIST ON VOLUNTEERING TO FEED THIS MAN Someone weema bound to take care of Andrew Aasen. Released from Providence hos pital, where he was treated for ® broken leg, Aasen was taken Wednesday afternoon by Sheriff Matt Starwich and assigned quarters in the county Jal He is charged, in an informa ton filed in justice court, with withholding $140.80 from the price he received for land tn Kit sap county, which he sold for |) Mra, Lilly Parker The charge was brought by Charles BE. Parker, son of Mra, Parker, and administrator of her entate. | | | Misappropriation | obstruct M. Wight, eral, at“ the instanve board of law examine’ heard in Tacom assistant attorney gen have misap. propriated money received from clients and from the sale of land in Pleree county ‘The other charges grew out of Har vey's handling of the estate of Char yond TO shR AY MORE TO ‘ ONE D. lotte M. Langill «willow | TOKYO.— Wire of Major Hara, |Find Missing Girl i Japanese army officer, commits sul-| jx, Moonshine House Bicide by drowning, declaring she is ad dustin & 1056 Gn’ Beton at Jashamed of army affair in which her Ray wt, late Wednesday nigh MB! husband is involved. Major Hara to | F lender, 15, |de courtmartialed in connection with | Tacoma, was being held at the Juve ol nile Detention home Thursday Heyppsarance Of Cxecho-Slovak arms) si44, the girl, police officers found | daaaeeiedininesh two men, R. Ecker, 25, a deck hand J, Myberg, 22, @ watchman, who are said to have been operating « large | moonshine distillery. The girl had been missing for more than a month HERE NOW— | She will be returned to her parents One of the season's three | “The Long Chance” —With— HENRY B. WALTHALL MARJORIE DAW RALPH GRAVES —And— Paramount Production “MANSLAUGHTER” LAST TIMES FRIDAY NIGH “LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING” The funniest fares comedy in years, starring OWEN MOORE Star of “Reported Missing” hile Ticket Agent | ¥. B. Hoyt was busy handling bag gage and mail from trains, the| Northern Pacific ticket office was} robbed of $111 Wednesday. } COMING SATURDAY MARY CARR mother of the Hill” In big = sereen “THE RADIO HOUND” A Doggone Good Comedy Famous “Over another drama “SILVER WINGS” IN _ EXHIBITION NEWS sHoTs SIKI EARLE WILLIAMS ——— “ROMANCE YrnROMOTERS” A Comedy Drama of Women and Wealth BERBERT RAWLINSON in “CONFIDENCE” Coming Sunda: GERALDINE FA a ta “THE WORLD AND ITS ‘WoMAN” [OLYMPIC THEATER ~ fonty. Victrola ‘No. 80 Tuas $100 Victrola is probably the most popular value in the entire realm of talk- ing machines. 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Strand theater, Minn Joy portrays Lydia Thorne, a wealthy orphaned girl who is made to realize that her mode of living will soon bring] her destruction, Mise Joy lives her part while the character she enacts | |i is the principal figure in the story. | eee | LIBERTY | In Buster Keaton’s comedy, “The| Blacksmith,” showing at the Liberty theater, Buster rescues a girl, man agen to elude thone who are reeking vengeance, becuase oF hin innocent who lives her life too fast,| pranks in previous scenes, and gets! married, Socety giving the film _ Herbert Rawlinson, interpreter of crook roles and pcos ae a e 4, | world characters, who is coming to the screen of the Colum- ay ithe pce! theater Saturday in the Unive real attraction, “Confi- Viola Dana is| dence.” It ig said this is one of the best productions of Raw- linson's career. He is seen in the role of a traveling sales- man with a “smiling thru’ personality. The picture, “The Long Chance,” featuring Henry Wal- 8. Cobb story Baby,” in which starred. BLUE MOUSE “In the & ” saya the poet, “. young m fancy turns to arjory p thoughts of love.” ‘The troubie| ater until Friday night. thall, Marjorie Daw and Ralph Graves, will show at the the-| |seems to be that every spring the| — ° cy hought ren ines taney urn fo mouent'l val tn the leading roles, ix now|him and dled, and his struggle to lis @ different girl. Such a condi.|"Owing at the Colonial theater/find peace and happiness at “The until Friday night. | River's End.” tion is the basis of the comedy, \"Lowe In An Awful Thing.” a] The action of the play revolves — around an outlaw, his impersona Taxi Speeder Gets * * 90 Days in Prison Selznick picture which is now show tion of officer who captured Herb Minaker, taxi driver, was ing at the Blue Mouse theater. 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