The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1923, Page 8

PAGE 8 LAST KILLS BOY CAMPERS WEST PALM BEACH, } Jan fee.——Three boys killed here ye day and five oth seriously SAYS RADICALS “=| STARTED RUMOR « charge of Navy Theft Charges Untrue, Says Laundry Head injured, mite exploded According to Thomas K of the boys in the been om a@ campin the dynamite inde SWhile they: were : = hvestnd the abundry fire yesterday, Lawrence Haworth, | all BS, one of the boys, fired his revolver Minto the air, the king the} mite, causing the explosion | Crude Oil Gets Third Increase | PITTSBURG, Jan Pennayl- | iwania crude oi) was boo other | TO cents a barre! today, for the third | Time this year. West Virg and MKentucky grades were also advanced | 10 cents. SY RULES FOR | PUNCTUATION party, they Rrar that h charges th the Pa defraud the of laring effect | ting a and! old | | cific trip firm beg Stoamat was | worth Seattle labor bullet dere thews, president manag Ue Loundry Cx The Star Monday I am opera abop—so-called ‘unfair’—tau the « open. dry in haye for months tried to get something on me at Weat atte Laundry Co. statement to patro Mathews said. We purchased the machinery in question from the Admiral line for 2,500 and sold it to the American Lai Machinery ¢ for Mathews di ved “a « fi the A the edit ¢ issued a undry same am “We r amount pany; it friendship | Admir unt ared. ‘om, ma com. of was al line an One of the first things that must|/ in. iaunar aaa Be learned by tho young man or WWorman who sets out to become a thoroughly competent stenographer | ,, Mm the proper use of punctuation. W, Croll, Ph, D., of the De mi ef English, Princeton Uni ‘Wersity, has contributed an Interest-| | chase. c two hinery in our feom the H. F. Alexa hews said. “We have cooker that would not sell for more ‘an4 highly instructive chapter|t?2n $20, and one shaper feet thie subject in The New Univer.|that ix worth not than $5. Dictionary being offered to| Outside of these, all new machinery ‘Whe readers of this paper. |purchased in the past year consists Professor Croll explains how the|of $8.76 purchased fro b of punctuation marks in| the Bourret-Kirkwood Co. of Seattle, - N use has gradually increased|and $680 the} SWith the development of the art of] American om: ‘Through the use of these | the meaning of printed or| ten discourse is rendered clearer) o the ge of the reader. How and each of the twelve ee employed ts fully | by Professor Croll, and the! les he lays down can be wee came a starch collar more worth Laundry Mach ry GIRLS! 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