The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1922, Page 4

HOLIDAY OFFER Phone Today for Free Demonstration $9.25 Leaves the Nobody Knows— But Mother Nobody knows of the work it makes To keep the gether, knows of the steps it takes, Nobody know s—but mother. home to- Nobod WHY NOT A MARSWELLS FOR MOTHER LIFETIME GUARANTEE TERMS OF $2.25 PER WEEK ON BALANCE Shipped Anywhe Approval $1.00 oown You owe it to yourself to see the many advantages of the New Premier Vacuum Cleaner before buying. Buy electrical goods from electrical stores. SEATTLE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 914 Pine St. COMPANY Main 5331 Once U. of W. Boy Stars in Strong Play at Met| LIFE SENTENCE By A. J. Shannon Frank melodrama is on the boards this week ©t the Metropolitan. “The Man Who Came Back” made @ million dollars for ite producer in New York and is now dupticat ing its success in the, provinces. The play traces the downward ca reer of profilgate young scion of wealth, When his irate father throws him into the street, he pro- ceeds to paint a crimson trai! across the continent, spends his last doilar in San Francisco and eventually | Washington man, plays the leading! role. He has a« strong sense of dramatic qualities and makes an} appealing character of the man! who fights his way up from the abyes, Peggy Allenby of the girl whose } enacts the role © changes the | weak-willed and drunken roue into reaches the lowest level of degrada-| tion in a squalid opium dive Shanghai There he meets Marcelie, a cab- aret singer he had known in the States. She ie a dope addict. To. gether they start back on the road to respectability. It ts 6,000 miles from Shanghai and the opium den where they meet to New York and Tehabilitation, and they fight their! Way up “inch by inch.” Robert Armstrong, a native of Se-| attie and former FIR CASE OFF UNTIL JAN. 15 ‘Word that the federal trade com- mission in Washington, D. C., has granted the request of the Douglas Fir Co., charged with attempting to fix the price of lumber, to have hear ings on the case adjourned until January 15 were received by repre University of) 4 SENTENCED cleanout if-respecting, man. was especially good | “The Man Who Came Back” is rich in dramatic situations and is guaranteed not to bore the most faded theatergoor | IN U.S. COURT. Four persons were given jail sen- tences and fines in Federal Judge |Jeremiah Neterer’s court Monday morning Ah Gee, found guilty by @ jury last week on a charge of the posses sion of nafeotics, was sentenced to |15 months at } Weil island. Ira C. Sunderland, found guilty of imper wonating an officer July 27, when he represented himself to be connected with the Unite vey, was given two years at McNeil island. G. R. Jones, 616% Pike st, pleaded guilty to the sale of iiquor and was fined $260. Gus Nocker, States geodetic sur.) }found guilty of unlawful possession sentatives of the commiasion in Seat- | tle Sunday. The government completed its case before the commission Friday, when the Douglas Fir Co, asked for time in which to prepare its defense before @ resumption of hearings. A 10-day preparation period was grant ed. Attorneys for the company, how ever, filed an affidavit in Washi ton, stating thet another cas which their presence ix requ in December, would conflict with that of the lumber company and the gov ernment, should the latter be the same month. Consequently, the date of January 15 was set. Attor neys and representatives of the gov ernment plan on leaving for Wash- ington, D. C., Tuesday, returning to the West early in the year. at ‘Hotel Thief Is of internal given a senten revenue stamps, of one year, was | | Still Operating Loud howls of rage continued Mon day to pour from downtown hotels as the total victimes of the “Raffles” who hag been confming hia thieving operations to the largest hosteiries steadily Posing Ithy stock promoter or an indi mounted. as 8 gent minsic opportunity de manded hag escaped time after time from traps set by the po: lice Frequently confronted in the act of fumbling at the door, the thief proved always equal to the emergency with carefully concocted alidis wrong ROSES FOR YOUR HOME Fall planting of your roses for next summer should be done as soon as the leaves have fallen from has compiled for everything you need to know in order to have Washington bureau trees and bushes you The Star's from official sources 2 beautiful rose garden, rose hedge, or lawn and border of roses for next summer. It tells what «pectes and varieties to select, all about soll and fertilizer, planting, pruning, roses for arbor and trellis, roses for cutting, cultivation, and so on Whether you have one rose bush | or fifty, this bulletin will be of value to you And whether you want to plant now of next spring, you should send for this bul. letin, which ‘s free to Star readers. below: Washington Bureau, Seattle Stat Ful out carefully the coupon 1322 N. ¥, Ave., Washington, D. ©, I want « copy of the bulletin ROSES FOR THE HOME, and inclose herewith four cents in stamps to cover postage and mailing. NAMB. ...00.sccsssevccvccsescesongessecvosssoscessscoeseess STREET and Ni CmTY.. STATE.. in This Woman’s Hotel 7 | j } | | Mre. John D. Rockefeller, Jr, and Andren I G. Pollock par Riptiroommnerans tere. Be MUST BE HE THINKS POLICE PROTECTION COIN EASY TO GET Accused of tmpersonating an officer, Charles Hoffman, 40, was arrested at 12th ave, and Jack on at, Sunday night upoh com int of several colored wor who alleged that Hof ‘ wen exterting graft m from nem. Patroimen K Wedd and Seret. L. lL. Nerton mad the arrest . PASTOR GIVEN Convicted of Slaying Wife and Mother-in-Law STATESBORO, Ga. Nov. 27.—~Con vieted by a jury of murder in the first. degree for killing his wife mother-in-law, Mra Mamie Dixon, last June, the Rev and laue Elliott Georgia penitentiary serving a life sentence. The fury recommended clemency, probably in view of the fact that some doubt was rained as to his sanity At the time of the double murder, which took place on a country road, At the trial just concluded his attor neys net up a plea of insanity, whict had taken the form of religious mania, The defendant's father, the Rev. E. D. Padrick, testified his son often wept over the “lost world When the younger Padrick was called to the witness stand his first act was to lead the courtroom in prayer. Then he plunged into a lengthy sermon upon tha,text, “Thou Shalt Not which in said to have been the most dramatic statement ever offered in a Georgia courtroom. He declared the women of today we causing the downfall of men ticng men by thelr manner of dress and playing to them thru sex ap peal.” n Oil Lease Planned CASPER, Wyo. Nov. Suit to cancel the lease of the Teapot Dx to the government by Patrick Bulll | committee rene granted clair interests by will be filed short van naval the republics man, he Sul announced here today van, who claim the owner of several placer claims in the reserve would file the sult merely to establish hig rights in the Teapot Dome Watch Snatcher Is Nabbed by Police | A small part of a gold watch chain that broke when a thief snatched a timeplece from Cart Johnson’ ut First ave, 8. and Main st, Sunday night, led to the arrest of Kd Olson 7, when Patrolman ©, F, Tedrick watch and corresponding * vent found the part of the day severed chain in his po Olson was held in jail Mon Scotch Canadians lan Great Fete NEW GLASGOW Nov. 27. More than 160,000 ore pected to Pictou count the projected celebration Jul of the 115th anniversary of the com ing of the first Scotch immigrants to Canada ple during next Burglar Gets Drunk on Candy; Arrested | HAMBURG, Nov. 27.—#hrhard Klan, 22-year-old burglir, broke into | a big candy here, ate so man cognac filled choeolate that he be came intoxicated and was found| isleep. ‘The ger of the store turned Klan over to the police, de caring he had eaten 25,000 arkes worth of the "kpockout drops.” rm, | | ities provided for com women This given th This ov feared, 4 in the « out in on Before Y. W. ¢ definitely inwue of Doctors Give for Medical School | SAN FRANCISCO, Nov ower | $200,000 has been guaranteed by the | medical profession of San Fr “ 1 bay citer rd the 006 ve for the Stanford medical rchoo! 1 Ban Francisco. In addition, $75,000 hax already be ontributed by the general pub towrnen' € SAN faithful washerwoman for six years, | Solari was awarded $114 by Superior | Jomeph that his at the rate of 25 cents a week. So | lari left New ‘ WASHINGTON, Nov Selling clmarets and smokers’ supplies in @ ' patronimd — exchinive by ¥ 2 is w highly profitable bust nean That's why the exclustvely femin ine Grace Dodge hotel here, owned and operated by the ¥. W. CA involved in a sult with Andrew G | Pollock, proprietor of the hotel news ntand It all started when the national board of the ¥. W. C. A. headed by Mra, John 1, Rockefeller, Jr. placed a ban on the sale of clarew and |tobaceo at the hotel “Apparently the publielty given to the sale of elgurets and the facil smokers at the hotel brought too much ritieiem from the conserva tive wing of the Y¥, W. C. A.," says Pollock “Anyway, @ few months after the hotel wan opened the management asked me to cease displayir amok ere’ ar hen There was att t time |no question ax to my elling them for that was provided for in my con tract.” His hope of making profita from ling actor s his bidding f the news stand privilege, Pollock sets forth im hin sult. And, up to the time of the ban, his profits. were even greater than he expected, he adda Meanwhile Mra. Rockefeller jas announced that no more hotela for will be under by the }national board of the Y. W. ©. A 6, she sald recently, has © beard trouble enough igaret business alone, it ts! may raise a greater ate reanization than can be aired nonthn it is fine decided, the A. may have to come out me Way or another on tb women smoking al up to $278,000 Alt needed for the en t. The fund will be sought otal drive thruout the state clint Stanford medical contributions ate coming Leavis Sister $114 | for Laundry Work | FRANCISCO, Nov. 27-—Por service as her brother's Rosa Golart's will. Solari directed sinter should be recompensed an estate of $5,000. York Central Suit Is Dismissed WASHINGTON, United iamianed Investment ition of the Her depiction of an opium smoker) Padrick is now a convict in the] oe i995) in which | Central | conaottd & Michigan railroad other present Nov. ‘The States supreme court today the sult of the General company, asking diwo big railroad merger the New York Hudson River ratiroad with the Lake Shore Southern and seven lines, forming New York Central Railroad and jatoxt company |Padrick said he killed them because | |they were leading such unholy lives ‘McHenry, Baseball _ Star, Passes Away) } CING McHlenr | Louls National league club. j his home, INNATI, Nov Apatin y, star outfielder of the Bt in Blue Creek, 0., thin | morning at $46, according to word | received here. F be held ‘Got a Silk Shirt? Don’t Wear It Now) uneral services wil! 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