The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 13

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1922, generic Menem ERY GIRL GUARDED Miller Trunk & Leather GoodsCo. | BY TROOPERS 1007 Second Avenue MOUNT HOLLY, N, J. Deo. 1 THE SEATTLE STAR Footlights Had N * * % Imagine 4 little girl In these days of I 5 and , sitting whe Just sim ply “didn’t want to go on the stage.” How many girls at some time in thelr youthful lives haven't been “stage-struck”? Not so many, room. These precautions were taken as the result of threats made upon the young woman's life yesterday by her stepmother, Dorts Brunen, and Marry ©. Mohr, who are charged with the crime, At the girl's testimony Mobr | Jumped from his seat and attempted to attack her, while Mra Brunen shricked, “It you don't shut up I'll amack you dead.” down and declarty HIGH GRADE LUGGAGE The feeling bogine to grow on at just about the age of nine: | o Lure) » » & es sine seuss Girl Actress Hated Stage of tremendous interest to buy- ers of Leather Goods, Trunks, |Denies He Refused Children Shelter them Th commence telling each other At the age of, 0, however, Audrey Cameron, who {s now starring a Jit in Galeworthy’s play, “The Skin Game," which ta being presented this week at the Metropolitan thy was going to school in Londor having « “whale of a time,” without one thought for a brilliant future “My mother, my grandmother, Traveling Bags and Suit Cases —because— This is a Sale of INCOMPARABLE Peter Nelsen, 420 W. 46th at, do nied Thursday that his three chil dren had been ordered to leave home or that he had refused them food and shelter, His three children were found In the snow near their home Tuesday night and later taken to the detention home Nelsen declares the en VALUES turn- children ran away from home after he had reprimanded one of them for and my dad were all on the stage,” she told mo last night in her dressing room at the Met, while A complete over of this entire stock of Wardrobe Trunks, Traveling Bags and Suit Cases, both fitted and plain; Ladies’ Handbags and VANITY BOXES and UMBRELLAS, Thousands of Beautiful Gifts of Leather at Reductions Ranging From 25% to 40% djrobedience, a Audrey Cameron, youthf Elishe wasn't a f | youngster, arters For re ulPlowers Leather Bill Folds, Toilet Cases, Collar Bags, Writing Cases, Purses, Flasks, Game Sets, Brief Cases, Boston Bags, Ete. to be anything, Pe bee tebe te te te tee te ka ts tata tn ts Set Narcissus Bulb Special One can enjoy the exquisite fragrance of the Narcissus all winter by planting bulbs at weekly intervals. Grow in water or soil anywhere in the house, Bowl with Bulbs in fancy Xmas Gift Box, ready for $1.50 mailing ......+-.ee- Woodlawn Deliveries Always “On Time* ee ahe's ower Shop & care anything about it And I didn’t 1007 -—= 2” AVE. Next to Pig’n Whistle Sole Agents JNDESTRUCTO ; Z 2) that started me off. I both went |five years When 14 years old -MATEUR FIXERS |} WERE WELL PAID! k WHITE PLAINS, N. Y—Two young men obligingly stopped Mra. Allen Tobey and offered to fix her} car. After they had gonq Mrs; Tobey discovered that her purve| With $1,000 was gone, too. OUNG BANDITS TOOK CIGARETS| yn erase hentia deacaneie nee, (Couc SHEET IS SENT TO VICTIM NEW YORK—Miss Anna Tarsish gave a friendly stranger $460 to in- vest for her. In return she got an containing a comic supple E] | taught ine to love it, I think liet me play Robin in “The Mer: | Wives of Wind» | Merchant of V in ‘The Nativit in her own casts. "The Skin Game.” MONEY yand. covering him with a revolver, |“mooched™ a package of clgarets.| |They disdained $17 and « gold pmedium build i lent from America’s flapper girl—e joept in her accent cldedly English. Gz that SAYS GERMANS HELPING JAP Warning of an offenstre sft ance which is being worked out who was passing thru the city on his way to Los Angeles. Rickenbacher, more than 100 horsepower, ts cor them to Japan, along with expe! aviators to instruct the built to carry 115 persons, propelled by a 6,000 motor, government give heed to the mei |ace of unpreparedness and promo Jan alr service that will place th Columbia Parker Duofold Fountain pay a dollar membership fee and this goes to your credit at once, which gt naturel aceurecy of sent .....8%.00 to 87.00 Bg By RS your Columbia is sent home the same day or, as many wish, it will cana hoon ene wa re Sraetingees on Chetinnde five, “The spot of ts em be arcanged EE or AN ge 6—Straight Tone Arm between you and the Columbia man on most any terms youlike, JIB ee eee ees $2.50 to $6.50 Sheffer Fountain Pents .... -82,.50 to $7.00 Go to the Columbia Dealer in your vicinity and look at his @isplay of Columbia stream-line models. Let him demonstrate Columbia tone. Let him explain the ten points of superiority that have lifted the Columbia out of the mechanical phonograph class. Let him tell you the new low prices that make the Columbia the most inexpensive, worth-while phonograph on the market, Then think! Home and Christmas. Home and music and Christ+ mas. How music ties the two ideas closer together. Of afl the year, Christmas is the ideal time to own a Columbia—the dear old songs, the steppy-peppy dances, the droll comedians. A Auto Strop Razors 81.00 to $7.00 Ingersoll Watches ... possesses 81.50 to 8 Lather Brushes ... soveeeecees T5e te Complete stock of Pyralin Ivory priced excep- tionally low Thermos Bottles .... 10.00 Columbia is the one great gift for Christmas. Gosee the Columbia fife \ | i... $1.50 to 87.00 man to-day. Smoking Be Se ieee an COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE CO., New York Flashlights ...66¢ to $1.75 Hudnut Toilet Seta ....0.0+ <s to $10.00 Mantel Clocks ......+ $2.50 to $5.00 stock of orted Per. rs, Below are listed Seattle’s Authorized Columbia Dealers, who at all times can supply you with the LATEST Columbia Hits: YOUNGSTROM & NELSON 416 Union Street Telephone Elliott 1051 HOPPER-KELLY COMPANY LIBERTY MUSIC SHOPPE GERKE’S MUSIO HOUSE 21 Third Avenue Telephone Elliott 0112 | 1516 First Ave. Telephone Elliott 6181 | 24th Ave. & 56th St, Telephone Sunset 0249 THE MELODY SHOP, 1402 Second Ave.; Telephone Main 2062 Domestic fumes and if TRY THE BUTLER DRUG STORE FIRST BUTLER DRUG CO. . P. CHASE, Cl at Second Ave. and J: Hiliote 0049 BUSH & LANE PIANO CO. REMICK’S SONG & GIFT SHOP 1519 Third Ave, Telephone Main 3587 821 Pike Street Telephone Eliott 2702 th oe aia einstein fe adn ye English actress, who tells us stage-struck applying a little stage makeup to her round, youthful face, “but I didn’t want to be. I didn't want I didn't have one bit of ambition when I was Giese SEATT LS a kid. So when they told me at DELIVERY) Hou BURY dancing school that I could have $ the part of Kose Red in “Snow ¢ White” at the Majorie Morris | theater In London I sald I didn't Later on, tho, ft was decided that I should try out for the part, and {) | school and was on the stage then for | stopped school, but stayed with the stage. I'm 17—with a birthday com ing in February that'll make mo 14 Like my work? Ob, yea, ever fo much now—love it, in fact. Ellen | Terry, England's greatest actress, Bhe & page tn “The and a shepherd “After that came a reason of ‘Chu | Chin Chow’ in London and now this | Oh, yea, it's been |@ great life,” concluded Miss Camer. looking back reflectively over her | 17 long years. | DES MOINES, Yowa.--Two youth. | Second eadUn \ Audrey Cameron te a blonde with ltut bandits held up nard Alten | Main O66 5 SN bobbed hair, of medium height and She ts not #o differ. There she's de Two visits to the United States with “The Skin Game” have not been sufficient to alter who has just re turned from a trip to Burops, as | serted that Germany, in defiance of) the Versailles treaty, under provi sions of which she ts not permitted to manufacture airplane motors of structing the largest airplane mo- tors in the world, and is supplying Nipponese. One airplane, he declared, is being being horsepower He urged that the United States wih country on an equal footing with Poowifed and easily hope clean, ‘your Japan and the 5 enn nations. i Z—Automatic Record Ejector g Eliminates the search for the de e 9, ' ET ey A Butler Drug Co.’s Tone Coatrel Leaves a Xmas Suggestions i og sate ashe Go yon choszo~t fee ses naan aes y Lal 0, Does Business F 4 One-hand Top | pees you've been putting off buying your Columbia Grafonola till "FEW oe GOOD danger of damage or breakage. you can spare the price—stop stopping, at once! Everywhere, NONE BETTER COLUMBIA TONE Columbia Dealers are forming Community Christmas Clubs. You | ul to ry Bs BRUM-HERRERA DUEL IS OVER MONTEVIDEO, Deo. 14~—-The) great Brum-Herrera duel was only | & bioodlens memory today, Baitazar Brum, dashing president of Uruguay, who resigned his office | to fight Luin Hererra, political oppo- nent, was invited to retatin his office | since the affair of honor had passed | off peacefully, with two fruitless shotea by each principal, lending it the proper air of mortality. Substitution at the eleventh hour of pistols for two sabers saved the | duelists from injuries certain to have been sustained had they fought with the latter weapons, Brum and Herrera were olf ene- mies. The former won the presiden. cy over Herrera at the last gen eral elections, Herrera promptly ts sued a manifesto, thanking his sup- porters, and mentioning the fact that Brum was elected largely thru fraud and police corruption. The president | replied in kind. Herrera challenged him to a duel. Brum accepted. The | “court of honor” ruled that Brum could not meet Herrera because of the presidency. Brum resigned the offic, Says He Spanked Her With Brush SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 14--Mrs, | Dorothy Zellerbach held a decree of mn rt n- te in CAND No Christmas Complete Without ociete IES No matter what your pref- erence—there is a Societe product for your.taste. Societe Hard Candy in glass jars, and in the han- dy five-pound Y ule-tide tins is the ideal candy for } } loosens a dry, t | yon will notice t) j “y divorce from Arthur Zellerbach to-| day, one of the heirs of the Zellerbach fortune associated with the Zeller-| Mrs, Zel-| lerbach told the court her women | struck her with a hair brush. bach paper company here. all the family. packages, Societe lats offer a tempti ety. Societe Bitter Societe Creams, other rare await your choice, Societe candies a For gift Fruits and Nuts, and many assortments Your favorite dealer has be glad to serve you. IMPERIAL CANDY CO, Choco- ng vari- Sweets, Societe nd will Societe Fruit 4ipped in dark mit ON WAS HELD IN HEN ROOST | slept in a bed for the first time ‘x CHICAGO-—Conrad Heinrich, You'll never know how quickly a bad cough can be conquered, until you in 3 bare famous od payin Sap y. Anyone who has coug'! day and all night, will say that the immediate relief given is almost like aoe it is very easily prepared, there is nothin, tter for coughs. Into « pint bottle, it 2% ounces of Pinex; then add plain granulated sugar syrup to make a full pint. Or can use clarified molasses, honey, Either way, the full pint saves soott ither way, the full pint saves abou two-thirds of 5 - tly, tastes pleasant—children like it. You can feel this take hold instantly, soothing and healing the membranes in all the air passages. It promptly ight Soagh See soon : ¢ phlegm thin out and disappear. A day’s use will usually break up an ordinary throat or chest cold, and it is also splendid for bron- chitis, croup, hoarseness, and bron- echial asthma. Pinex is a most valuable concen- trated compound of genuine Norway Pine extract, the most reliable rem- for throat and chest ailments, avoid disappointment, ask your drugsist for “2% ounces ‘of Pinex” with directions and don’t accept any- fing ote Secenteod to give abso- ute satisfaction or money refund The Plaex Co, Ft. Wayne Ind. frutts and whole ortep nute—and nothing and Nut |X \ ik chocolate coating. more than a month last night rad's father made him sleep chicken coop whenever he find enough dandelions to guinea pigs. sistance by taking Hill’s Cas Quinine Tablets regularly, © Sah corned Se crowds it pack cars, shops and theaters. Play safe and keep { Hills before end alte a su At All Druggists-30¢ ( Ascara(s W. H. Hil Co, ning it Ag. ith your Sav Select the practical gift of a LIBERTY BELL HOME SAV- INGS BANK. duction of the Bell makes a and welcome membrance. OF THRIFT? Southeast Corner Second Avenue at Columbia Largest Bank in Washington Have you visited our Safe Deposit Department? protection is assured. This handsome bronze repro- What could be more thought- ful than a gift of the HABIT famous Liberty most attractive Christmas _re- Absolute