The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1923, Page 16

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Hoth sides of the ques ‘ mabe ea tion will be aired, 85x5 55.45 26,00 35 27.00 Hl) Ten-Foot Fall May Pureuenon Result in Fracture Aas the sult of a fall of 10 feet from a lad , Wednesda ternoon, William A. Nelson was in Providence hospital Thursday with a possible skull fracture, Nelson waa installing plumbing fixtures in a gara ment at Rainier and Dearborn when he slipped and fell, striking li head on the conerete floor Prices su without notte Mall orders ahipped ©. 0. D. subject to Inspection TRIANGLE TIRE CO., Inc. 25-27 Wastlake Ave, North Denny Way je iNet aa72 Islands near New Zealand are the home of the tuateras, supposed to bo the oldest living type of animal, Letter to U. of W. Editor rut MAY GET NEW The Seattle Star__ STATION HERE Immigration Work of China Club Bears Fruit BY FIELDING LEMMON CLUB MADE PROTESTS AGAINST LETTING BARS DOWN FIND ANCIENT : RACE RELICS Oregon Farmer Plows Up Skulls and Bones his field a from this ci mortars, pe heads, and a gene bor » sald by and Profe! which Horne ably the mound buil one of the first fe reconstruction of a skele leve that the » proportions, The find is con- lered one of the utmost impor- authorities to be Professor Horner and Crawford were at work on the relics today and i unearth more frag- ments from the pit opened by the | plowsh re, Albany has for years been the cen- ter of discovery of relics of the an- clent mound builders, The action of and overflowed streams have gradually washed down the an cient mounds until discoveries in the Jlast few years have attended com- paratively simple excavations, CARTOONIST TO MARRY HEIRESS iLove Conquers Parental | Objections | 4 } PASADENA, Cal, Match 22 Love has apparently overcome the parental objections of the father of Delora Anfell, $40,000,000 heiress, to her engagement to Lester Norris, jstru toonist Her father, R. F, Angell, admitted they will probably be | today marrie Norris {s en route here rumors are thick that the will take place shortly, altho this has been actically denied” by both Delora and her father, Love |victory comes after a long str Jagainst parental objections in whic Delora never wavered in her deter. mination to ma Norris, a child: hood friend, whether he has any | money or not. and marriage Arrest Man on Nine- Year-Old Warrant CHICAGO, March 22. — Herman Kohn wes arrested here as he ar rived from Buffalo on a warrant ts: sued nine years ago in Cleveland charging him with fraud, Girls With Bobbed Locks Are Banned LONDON, March 22.—Several of the better class dance halls have or dered that women with bobbed hair shall not be allowed on the floor, London omnibuses last year car ried $47,000,000 passengers boasted men of | MARCH 22, 1928. 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