The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1923, Page 6

@, PAGES THE Li ee noe tATTLE 8 A Interviews Chief Ivan 2.2 ec" Now Ske’s a Millionaire pearance of William Lic ‘ anewer t «@ charge f gra La. BY BOY J. GIBBONS ¢ 4a hr But He Gives It Up When the Terrible) sey Store Fuilee Judce Jens B.) tamed atmlt, tush bers pesed| <8 Swede Opens Up on Him | left Beattie February 6, with Frank | (vanes of wuccaus if beh Anderson, and the ov 1 loved it al to have been lost ¢ If it's BY SB. GROFY Are you in AGAIN?" barked the : 4 : Dr. 3 _ oven” x breakt My e eS or na sania bling in ew | “ment mean, if it's financial achleveme for ¢ Influenza, ( and Tt Was Lucky-Day When He stomact Dened the ry limb, noaded dumbiy, bie tips, | ,Ancerese w bu're talking about, and if y Colds Decided to Try Tanlac, De- t . « J o the 1 with fear of death, formed mute _— os " +] frp a4 af ‘ies Mary I To get th tane clares “Portland Citizen—| “os : stepp » cos, With @ great effort he|, © woman—way thea 3 ay: ll ‘ace orme . wick ¢ Piggh That her whole life just one a trace 0 OFMel! while 1 never got A he fat 1 The editor wants « Mat of the cops That & t : ' vy “ rd t t bones be Troubles Left. have to quit work, #till I v Chiet W. B. Seve f in| who bave been canned for bootleg ourles 6 Barrew onsapes Tem 5 r ‘ fis town late ou y, Anderson's bail has ey until she was pas j 7 . wan Pa been forfeited. as today, 12 years later, she's ayn “Before taking Tanlac, 1 had an 4 gp sana tg Hy ren Baa - oo rated among the millionaires | e!. $1.08 i . from the per-| police department, eh? Listen here. : ® year or more, but this m fed, « toling head. Glances at paper weights |‘VA0ONShine Victim make in the world She in ac vertisement \ Bas Fnocked out every sign of it that might beland heavy boo! | F dU rs quainted with farm Ife. She has Be BA Bid put me to cating like a sa @ day|" “Lasten to me You tett tne etnor| _OUNd Unconscious |i + # tried running a . Be the unqualified statement o a seutuved that my cope are Just as honest—or| Mound lying in an alley behind 211) rooming he has launched | mond W. McKay, a wand menacing, |dishonest—ae ordinary newspaper |O°°!dental ave, early Wednesday, an | numer ps a | Gitizen of Portland, Ore, resictin — editors. Gosh! What I could toll |UBidentified man was taken to the! prises. she ¢ t get ahead Bhe at as Ross st, a few dasa io wt editors Mt caty 3 had ball a elty heepital unconsolous and is 4| couldn't even keep up @ good deal of “Tt looked like nothing 1 s : ehind | chance’ sect jeritical condition from drinking | the time ie ta oe Swell with me for I had a spohuens:, Shae ; cathe had vanished, two | moonshine Dering all these years she was be gp d. ron bel ®ohy, painful feeling tn my the shelter of a book. |feet ahead of the china vase that | 6 ares , " after a pal. Ivan the Terrible bad Mung at him “ a fala Mad aisak of me, too, but the mais : ° FUN FOR S AM e secret « hat nagging pain : 4 ; . y R ST. i AT RICK N) DAY feel ‘ fectine that I just LCODE Men’s Style Show self Zou want to khow how to hold a POTATO GOLF TOURNA Miss Mary i Dation wateh your I ho matter what ENT, and would like to'Fecaive other suggestions for games, de » need | Lwould eat. T: TILLBORN to Be Held Here f Patrick's Day party, fill out g complimented « plex % "Sigloe 4 ws + az . Cake-eaters can learn what they with ¢ , W and mall i te our Washtagtes Darses e 8 ” ; ur dull eyes wit no Se whemac Mareh 1 there ° ssf ith the required postage 2 1 some down anything © house today, the ula ar at petting parties, and nimieunenact . SS a SS SSO an " ur doctor w Bj FR . : business men o with awe t - oar’ celtiet all a © go of mornings woheel tole, wales Chas npehin Weil emanate Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, , yi a from inactive bowels and t fondey, ag ieee shee athena fae 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D, € “ o won & eee " b ptevie oe ay ri ‘a, 38. tate’ skascmae ‘datieon 1 want a copy of the bulletin, “St, Patrick’s Day,” and ood that people talked |"): pawards, a wellknown physt id's tongue shows jof the county of taxation for asl 0a Widen 0 deden dome te Inclose herewith a two-cent postage stamp for sane cian in Ohio, perfected a vegetable if bilious, constipated lee Tui , hae ; os when they met Tuesday night Nevertheless it was not until she | c xed ¥ c to The t bn the house rules| ®t the Hotel Gowman. NANO, .. ..anenewnewwerecwencespe ses enes me sesstees ress cenes bad failed at everything lee she/act on th ver & powels, which 7 seed pliprvie om i 4 k of that it rred to her/| he gav ita for ye *. mmittes toda T much Mra - t enon ang i gp ws ie i § Btreet and No. .wecs } , r ' { . ere gentle in che bit, s said) Laundry Workers to { ect t» stated cat Mra Preston! Give Benefit Dance . ‘ : , = | For the t of nick members But t sho owns & & the , . NNO, <<apemvetucoceveqosabecceesee seneacontecces evs ceseey a later : kern’ local, No. 24, will baie ‘ t : Me a b - | at the Labor temple rs t Laat ‘ Olive Tablets are Then she changed he | Brday sree te ae eae fod y 6,000 thelr olive color. 160 en the legisiators changed their| \¢o4 les hat hatha n ta adbhaas tata and $0c-—~Advertisement nda, too, and cast the * 1 in gu A | coffin in the burial chamber of bills —the rules committee. The real trouble with the school bill, tt seems, Is that ft attempted to change the construction of the state without complying with the jaw governing such changes, It abolished p ection of the in spite of thie legisla MOTHER, CLEAN CHILD'S BOWELS .Sc:!-" cided mot to do anything that any : ~ |Her Songs Rejected, ' Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Taste | Composer Ends Life and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels gan Fuanc pile: aces er disay mother! A teaspoonful of} Ask your druggist for rpipesend pobre gain re - to ‘ve prompted “Calttornia Fig Syrup. nated nard, 25, composer and song writer, cramps or overacts, Full directions |», soa her life with gas here, for babies and children of all ages are printed on each bottln Say “California” er you may get an tm:| No Frock Coats | tation tie errup. for U Students BERLIN, March 1—A sign of the Gemocratization of Germany under the Republican government ts seen in the new rule, just promulgated | herve, that university students need | Rot appear for their exantinations tn | frock coata, as heretofore. county supe ' SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Il BAY 1 The Biggest Dollar Values for Over a Year! Efficiency 0. M. THOMPSON, Leeaquah pool |hall proprietor, convicted of grand larceny by @ superior court fury | was granted a new trial by Judge Calvin 8. Hall Tuesday. Heiress Is | | Saleswoman | An efficient staff is one of the greatest assets a bank can have. In the First National Bank there is a constant striving for increased | Dollar Day Sale of Large Size Bath Towels Curtain Marquisette, 6 Yards Leather Bags and Bowes Nn al Gain a00e Pali A rpecial purchase of gex leather and tat oT New—e@ special purchase, 2500 yards, 3 vachette, in brown, tan, gray and black efficiency. The results are eye 8 for $1 inches wide, In white and tvory. Fine Inctuded A this $1 Day lot are $ in the stead expansion an 1 > ‘ 7} 900 of these Extra Larce BATH TOWELS even weave, square mesh, durable, soft Swagger Bags, Envelope Purses, Pouch : y P $ Gains Experience by size 23x43 Inches. 1 $ finish, An unusual value. —Fourth Floor Baga, Beauty ‘Boxes. strengthening of our service. Work, She Says ols—closely woven absorbent All with the usual fittings. Exceptional & «pecial FRASER-PA SON quality value. —First ¥ which promises long wear. —gecond Floor You are invited to use First National service in your business. Men’s Soft Collars, 4 for 1846 collars tn thin $1 Day lot. 1200 are 72-Inch Sheeting, 2 Yards White Outing, 5 Yards $ the “Hallmark” main ew styles, single $1 2000 yards heavy quality White Sheeting— $ free from dressing or filling of any kind— semi-euff (no starch required). The remainder are mostly “Arrow” and “Hand- 50C yards. Fleecy, anow-white Outing Filan nel, 27 inches wide—a good, heavy quality. craft” makes, discontinued numbers, re- —Second Floor duced from higher prices. Men's Section, First Floor 4 firmly woven fabric. Exceptional value. Second Floor She First National Bank Second Avenue and Columbia Street ° Very Special 4 Special Lots || Wash Goods, 6 Yards $1 $ : ° es 500 yards included in this Special Cl r Lot, includin 7 ¢ Silks Woolens 27- and 82-inch Gingham, pee Seidel nevelty Giepe: 3 Girls plaid, striped, checked and Oriental patterns, Unusual value. Serge, $1 Yard ; mortercath foal sein ae i Muslin, 5 Yards $1 =. Dresses all-wool plain-colored serge with cheviot finish. Sponged and 86 inches wide. shrunk. In navy blue, cardinal, cloud The Three Requisites of Fine Cooking 1, Common sense and . some experience. 2. Good food mate- rials. 3. An efficient gas range. € Good, heavy weight, suitable for sheets, 180 of them—a special purchase—the pillow cases and many other uses. ‘gksond Pinar most attractive dresses we have ever been able to secure for such a price gray, plum and garnet. oth : i! Plain and checked gingham in a variety Brilliantine, $1 Yard of styles. ‘Trimmings of appliqued de- “Priestiey'n” imported mohair brillian I th 1 Md signs, colored pipings and patent | tine. Jet black only. 44 inches wide. n e ecia 1c: a nt leather belts, Some are combinations | —— es of plain and checked gingham. All cok quality, Lydia Hopkins BY GENE COHN | SAN FRANCISCO, March 7.—Sole |hefrens to a fortune of $2,000,000, | Lydia Hopkins nevertheless works as ® saleswoman in a San Francisco do- | partment store. | Millinery is her specialty, There's no make-believe, no amna- ors, Sizes 6 to 14, Pongee, $1 Yard Apron Dresses and Novelty —Girls’ Seotion, Third Floor All afik imported natural colored pon- He See ee satne ave Aprons $1.00 Ea Improved Eldredge teurness about it. In fact, Miss Hop Any woman Can ac- ine eabicatey strchaly. of sobtety Lining Silks, $1 Yard 800 Gingham Apron Dresses, 200 Novelty Aprons, of gingham and Rotary, $1 Down J e the first of Hite Mold tat tenkooraclis: tr Sane Figured satin and allk linings. Light crepe, sateen and percale, gingham and percale combinations and un- ° ese requisites. She curtosity or asa fad. “It tun't fatr,” oon Laps La aregioalte Kear Paa bleached muslins. $67.50 Sewing | hres color tone |whe says. “Sometimen it keeps a girl figures, 30 Inches ® can also learn what AGRUR pedulon ate eeacd™ wide, —Viret Floor The Apron Dresses were purchased months ago, on a low market, it buy and how to Pipe tht pkdeas asics avin xia || crpecley, for this event; the novelty aprons are a manufacturer's Machine, $57.75 | A ceptional treatment. She rises at| i clean-up. wisely. Ag for Bl iam, to the tinkle ot atin alarm ||| Toweling, 5 Yards, $1 sae ; ; : ) ped requisite no woman should be ex- [cloth | She dons s plats, black unt-) | 2000 yards of the famous Booth Towel Petticoats One-Third Underpriced, $1 , 7 orm, les to the store where of wells, id towels, 4 fi ; : RES pecte to excel in cooking without the aid of she Is employed. She atraightens out and roller towels ‘and dresser towels, A special purchase of 192 fine sateen Petticoats, suitable for immedi- a reliable, modern, cabinet gas range, the her stock of hats and is rondy for) }] 18 inches wide—soft and atworbent ate and early Spring wear. eatest single aid to good cooking in any ousehold. , This is the season when appetites “perk up” —everybody’s interested in good things to eat. Come in and let us show you how a gag range with all its new features helps simplify cooking. You Can Do It Better With Gas —Second Floor “punches the clock” and takes but an hour for a 24-cent lunch In the} store cafeteria, All the afternoon she selis hats. At 7 o'clock she'n| | home again, pretty tired. | | Sometimes she feely equal, tn std evening, to attending one of the so- | clal affairs of the 400," to which she | nlways has @ stack of Invitations on | hand; but more often ahe doesn’t, . Why doom she do all this? Sho | does It, she saya, for expertonce, and Black uppers with fancy flounces. Three styles to choose from, Wide I N v color assortment in the flounces. n tio . otlons Untrimmed Hats—Black and Colors—$1 Any Purchase Amounting to 150 untrimmed straw shapes including the new mushroom pokes, tur bans, and large and medium brims. Also sports hats of peanut. straw with grosgrain ribbon bands at $1. g ag $ 1 5 for *] 100 assorted wreaths and flowers, $1, , * Very highest grade sewing machine i ,? af uJ *, ° hd - ace. ary | emahanionttyy nalatohi ciate: ameea=| Infants’ Cashmere Hose, 3 Pairs for $1 made, “Rotary “bobbin and. automatla SEAT TLE LIGHTING Co. |ment, Incidentally she Fecomntsen | ai ci Ag any ude it un 400 pairs seconds English ribbed cashmere stockings with silk heels ailint anally Made er duarten HOG ‘ that she's getting much Information cles you wish in the Notions Dep’ and toes. Thite PE ve se Rel hay fi a » Made er 80 THE GAS COMPANY Besa Witt to af Wathie € her! in eee GGHOUNtAR tO NLS and.it, vill one: and toe White only. In firsts, these sell at 75c. Sizes 414 to 614, sae pe fubbed fae four area 767 1308 Fi ploying her fortune Inter in the In. you only $1 on Dollar Day. +14 ah) Gi Tha ate ‘| tomatic, ng device. Juarantee Main 6' Ee A Te ee eval wattaces hat tiay Nolet thle sda oki kisliide’ eposh ‘sat ; i 1000 Women’s Vests, 4 for $1 for ten yenre. Liberal allowance on inn't a point she cares to dincuss yet, | ton and spool sill, Light weight, low neck and sleeveless in regulation and bodice tops. old machine, Notions, Wirat Moor | Sizes 40, 42 and.44, Seconds of high grade underwear, $1 down, balance easy terms, —Seowing Machine Dept, Fifth Floor | was necessary to start at the bottom.” STAR WANT ADS GET RESULTS "0 oi to sie ant tount'h