The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1923, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STA Seattle Ready for Grand Opera Season DENY CHARGES : THIRD DEGREE CHARGE DENIED Sar C arlo Compan y Coming This M onth OF BATCHELLER Police Say Accused Doctor Not Ill-Treated Report Says Columbia Basin Allegation Unfounded LDING LEMMON CG Kempiey James Patrick. Attorney James Fesenting — Jacots Tacobs had been s Rreatment in the ® confession of his He asserted that Maken from his bed in t Pall in the middle of and forced tc to the blue sea alleged scene F hat he was taken chamber” at the Where chains exhibited and manded. "The story that Dr ijou sald Friday th pent ¢ offices of th over all re ' weeks and han » the effect pumping A we de Lo amcscnmnewsiquomminivatiiimnnsnisitiatimmmenti Facobs Koes on trial \ EXPECT MANY ‘and in the property of _AT ELKS’ BALL ee area Bubbles at theo wale of tickets rmory indicate t expect big armory building as ¢ Elks, )) One year axo th the Purple Bubbles ‘for enlarging th s ’ $3 = ‘ of $9,000 t 3 f 3 # Masks caps will t vided 3 # =e “2 THEPACIFIC TELEPHONE take part in the festivits eport would close the matter 7 : # ——_ - Pe ee cilers AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY f “Cappy Ricks” Lost; ,,, : Z . eta ; rs # —— ow Grieving : thie’ dee ered ARSENIC TRIAL catia sseateseats Seheastasstseesesttsessectestrtesttcccstecerctstesesteerttcieetectests setae ® toy Boston bul! t be. 6. how dvenin = = —— galieatnalie |i ath 8) AS CONTINUING =u ) Billie's mother wa wh excelled 1 her | Friday in the family even years’ engagement with. the |Saucer Lam Aged Man Leads with her : New:"" York" eeempatt ‘Says Woman Confessed | W amp \Ag Mietatepsing Cappy cry} ms| Lobengrin, With. Ache Pieate (ao Using Rat Poison omanRuns Kills 8 People} | Unemployed Mob E angel vate a App acre ot} _ | Elsa; Friday: La Traviata, ting Wi l St t GOREY, In farch 10—A| LONDON, March 10—James Mor Prederick & Nebon store i hee Sey caonan att a he BY CHARLES R. LYNCH vole ate Grouse ‘cod! Petite ai thoen “eta [ered Ges camlteadt aud teas teed Now Billie ts disconsolate. Hela ¢, matines:| CHICAG Mas asked The Star to say that} Would give « reward to anybody | oo; Cappy home Humber is East 7859. » the! Klime) iP ‘Piano Offered as Prize rr n Baby Peggy Contest; ~:~: Count Du Barry Offers Fine Old Instrument ot . of Rosewood him some other} k admitted reply-| naid, Mra, Klimek ad at poison on her hus when he was in @ stupor —Jobn apartment. N. EB. ENTRY COUPON Baby Peggy Double Contest sembles the original * cl t | provin, numerous. Seattle to Siberia | Ship Line Planned * 15. 28th ave. 5. Bruised about the and bod: Wednesday when he was struck a 28th ave. and Jackson st. by an auto} @riven by J. T. Forbes, 126 20th ave, |}; —Leo Catlow, apartments, reported that on | others re: Wednesday bis car had knocked{ @own an unknown woman at Sev. mth ave. and Pike st. She was d d will go to the closely than any ¢ mbles Peggy.) ‘The instrument is one of exception- | al interest, It ts and has old ivory de of rosewood, old ebony keys Telephone number Cape Blanco north } "7 | ——— | and is one of the sm 1 by several men and placed in| Cal igh-powered car, which Police foun outskirts, Sh of romance imp: her sweetheart to stage the kid-|} WASHINGTON, March 10.—Four-| Men, most of them soldiers, were injured when a fire, late last night, | Swept thru historic Fort Meyer, Va Eight buildings of the fort, which @adjoins Arlington National cemetery | has made just one limita ‘ove | Wor ) Fraternity Men to [ A Mummy at Last, Thank Heaven r "4 | him “G D>: y ed” : naping , ‘Generosity Rewarded’ Bd stands on the Virginia hills just Hold Annual Dinner! — —;— | Probably she's the’ frat woman * ‘ © @eross the Potomac from Washing- sma Alphe’ wpelion ’ fraternity BOBBED HAIR who ever d dn state budget. Everything happens for good—the small cost of ton, were burned. For a time the en-| banque nnual Founders’ day tire post was threatened. ‘The loss is estimated at about VERY IMPORTANT LONDON, March ening, March 10, | ing, leading with branch: * will Include Burton|on the contine na; Arthur ( 10.—Belle Hard neing teacher here, and and | the ed bobbed. | dire haired members of her staff to lot| all 3 ve e, John | their hair grow, She says short hair | run LONDON, March 10.—Directors of ray David EB. / doesn't harmonize with present | fashion now bar the wearing of white oustmaster bee Spats at tea dances. bros $100 from the Bermo tional club because the tu. | th wg bit ution he recetved | fenc died and lett him | abe omy ASTER PROGRAM ie School teach anda school superintendents and teachers, ready for distr The bulletin ¢ ter customs, Mletin ¢ iin of Haster, nd information on fl Fil out the coupon below and mail to our Washington bureau selected readin, foot Y m Upto Those, 01 and pr seve , . thie sei ae aT Aenea AIG a You remember how I learned to train and please Wallington Buren, The Seattle Star, Musto and ainment at the! canaries—perhaps I can find out more about bears ) 1822 New York Ave, Washington, D, « oolal hour preceding will be fur:| with musie—the key to so many things. FT Want awopy of the “Easter Progrem” bulletin, and inclose |nished By Emory Parnell 7 . 5 5 herewith a loose twocent stamp for same, Culiaie Malaga wlll “epeake atthe See the moving picture of the bears and my ‘our scalp is irritated, itehin ) | friendship supper on “Mords.” phonograph at one of the local theaters next week, ming and your bair dry pr { NAMOr ieee WMeceriisecvneerrsiarceesecersvescanes | Me issetroerte Souk nag MURDERS SLUMY ag ET i edna COUNT DU BARR | dandruff and itching with Cuticura BURCH AND INGE ii ii'ieneve eves telnsvaaeaveneet et etesrdcy | LONDON, March 10,<Kigures just} | and foll with hot hat lod sh Ih I | Olntmes ow sham. ) co) Nied show the the that the! u t ”, . 0 of Cuticura Soap. WAC rAUWIRAPON VC sivécsdurssivsic ous rales, rene ‘heiwietallyat ‘ite aha | Nationally Famous Piano Man to Meta ia hit ar Rng a Le ds wcomu Lec ynolds in Tacoma Ledger | only % curiosity for this intruder grew too much for them: a cecey It Bas bees a PLAYS KIDNAPING Mrs. Nellie Brewer Pierce One big fellow tried to move it into his own der—* 14 Men Injured in pak Be eS bes: kad ae Pe PARIB, Marcts 10. ea in the) a “music in the home,” so to speak—the other visioned i . , who ts de Boulogne, a pretty girl was! § rs Fort Meyer Fire} “piscing more musto in t How much she'll have saved by Of course $100 FOR A BITE I pAvet ERGAG OLS Gala tee, 1 (bots iat TROE? Kare! many an hour without even a child about to even SOUTHWARK, Eng., March 10.—|w ntenced to death charged with | doesn’t hide, ho r. toss a candy. Postman John A. Atkin vered | mi n to get $10. On| W at all, it's to de-| making's the same Author to Tell of Chinese Adventures | FT TTT TMTTLIIUIUILU LALLA LULLLLA LATE LULL LULL LUL LALLA LLL LLL PTSSTS Ssisiistiteessssstrst spesstesetisititsiscsssssiirssscrtsesisectsscees sesttsscesiscsceitiissssst irs To the Telephone Users of Seattle pine he hs We take this opportunity to thank our patrons i for their splendid co-operation in helping us i to make the change of Melrose, Rainier and : West telephones from manual to machine i switching. i # The successful manner in which this is ac- i com plished was made possible by the care of most of the machine switching subscribers in using the dial and by the response of patrons generally in using thenew directory. If you are a Melrose, Rainier or West sub- scriber and desire further instructions in the use of the dial telephone, call the Business Office, EL iot 9060, or stsnteserstessesseesnessstestesees Call in person at our Business Office —Third Avenue and Seneca Street—during business hours and let us demonstrate its use. besteseesstes sc cesccestesss overturned in the home| Edinburgh to London to demand en ca O'Netll, The wornan | ployment repares Budget Like Housekeeper of and seven children burned to % MO BLIND CANDIDATE LONDON, Ma eat! 6 fo NEY straight Painless Parker, using E. R. Parker System Hours 8:30 a. m. to 9 p. m. 206 Union St., Seattle Dentist A. J. Fisken Company 802 Hoge Building Elliott 0274 " BEARS» DROWNED MUSIC Polar bears in Woodland Park listened to a phonograph placed Wednesday in their cage of con- finement—when the record was half over their OU BARRE ACRAMENTO, Cal, March fornia’s finances are boss man—Mra, Nellie Brewe hen Friend W. Richardson was ing for governor he promised | ny Elected, he summoned Aerce to put it into effect for it as a play toy of his earlier days in iceberg waters, where he had so often played with bulks of ice—and nothing to play with now, nothing now. DU BARRY’S HAPPY DISCOVERY How she slashed figures! one cheap second-hand mail order phonograph, gen- erously given, brought to my attention the starving, unexpressed dumb wish of those poor imprisoned bears for something to play with in the pool as they rolled the phonograph over and over again in joy never before expressed in as many irksome days without even a toy in their pool to toss about, with end of her first year as budget ector it's too soon to say yet, but indications are that the total will] {nto many, many millions. her 6conomies haven't Whole al " nm popular with politicians. | adsides of attacks have been Dr. Gus Knudson, veterinary keeper, instantly saw this and agreed to allow me to send these con- fined creatures a big cube of cork to toss about like polar bears play with ice cakes in silent seas under the Northern lights. Men in cages—animals in cages—what little we do for them. You and I ave perhaps the guilty ones by our errors of omissions as we watch the cages of man and beast. ONCE EMERSON SAID “But by the grace of God that man is I,” as he looked at his brother behind bars. 1 herself vigorously. She ut It—but unyielding, lvery woman who's ever run a| knows what figuring and econ. | polite mean,” she says, State budget as homo budget king, except on a larger scale,” Adventures in China’ is the subs of an address to be given at the M. CG. A, Sunday at 2 p,m, by Wales , «in| nd 100 [1 191i, Tut 107 in 1920 and only $6 in A9ub ore wore |