The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1923, Page 5

a 1928 : Sereen Star at the Moor e\GRILL TWO IN Prosecution of Alleged ‘ALMOST LOSE TACOMA MECCA aT MURDER CASE) Communists Demanded $73,160 ITEM FOR ROTARIANS, APPROVE BONDS Believe “Butterfly” Killed in| Investigation of Others Is Sought From gid for Skagit Bonds Drops|3,000 Delegates Expected|$850,000 Issue Will Be Blackmail Plot Daugherty; Hulet M. Wells Is Named and Then Rises Again | to Attend Convention Voted on May 8 hearing last | lost $23,160 in the TACO of the port ng the Skinner SATURDAY, MARCH 24 THE SEATTLE STAR GE 5 San Carlo Commena Here Beattle almost A, March 24—Iotary ne AS » of ‘ power|of the sue will be put before y % elections ’ ° controversy that ore by t ' nk ‘ g | Bromine - Of 680.1 Page phn 0 me time between ra ie , t Wedne rty-nix cities will be represented 1 private fallen a x 1 give Ovcar P. x f the ij)work of t soviet Kus therefrom nal body ever ationa and supply between re the alte, , The land may be purchased from the United States shipping board for » $650,000, according to Commissioner of Hoqu George Li gc. and the rerssining governor, will atten $200,000 yv be used in frrprovigg & Co. 1 ropped from $83,1 Elaborate plans for premiur 0 premium tor nger of such an out-|t Outland, @ chance to submit a the ers in this cou t od by the! vriday, when bidding time came] K. cit again, Dix & Outland failed to put|and Frank H. Lamt at Moscow,” SEEGO OCS Mi fut WILLIAM %, FOSTER friends of 14 AT HEAD OF LIST 1998," Russia in Ma in an offer ax ist of thone against urges were fled was Wil tot um %. Foster, now on tr to F violates fede Rapids, Mich, in ec with al “oe Lap signing situation had t 1 and many tours h been wtranged. ged com charges were % 3 p of the cc cll nh} Hote! accommodatio e meg Arehibaid’Hopkis 1 ns have b © associations ask the depart t tite. The subject of taking propery off the tax rolls was again brought up by Homer Hill, who appeared at the hearing, repress ng the Taxpayers’ league | Three ballot titles were also certi- the coming elections by the is for the whom eb her Walsh's have been made 6 down aw nections have been decorated . “AP POINT ME NT eee veer wing nnd Yale a 2 regarding purchase, J saitic te ions " Page ~ Fights 8 Peo : | that t Queen Anne Baptist Church, 1 St, Mark’ Episcopal Church, Ha B R YY AN'S ; Sunday school at « prayer and ser- Wi cH wage aA ee ” Rut ae. ceive = re ; . Tr x on at 11.00; evening service at 740: er : , oh al eon a ; . ‘ eke ae tee, 7 ‘ You : John D, McLauchlan, Ph. Dy ansed a recent ct n and Evans did nervice not—t Evan St. John’s Danish Lutheran Mis. 1 cor ¥, Mien oman ot yet accepted the! sion, 24th ave. and East Spruce st . party of America. fr sidered ponntble TWICE DAILY—-2:30-8:15 MAIN 0222 I must, aay SS ATE idiots to duh | ot Ane alt swag Tae Tire cag eheebig Guaaae | STARTING TOMORROW—ALL WEEK labor Internationa: 6 p. m. s ~ 1 POPULAR SCREEN € DRAMATIC STAR IN PERSON } =VEAConON CRr| © matter serious t thie time.” roasman were | WOULD PROBE of Eryan'a ATTORNEY WALSH COWPUNCHER AGENT WILL INSPECT THE ltion ntl oo lev'e| Frank P. Walsh, ator ‘ ' NORTHWEST RANGES 4 | Saint Michael's Chapel of we mamittee : oe Huasian | the ° aah aehe verse J sage Mark's Fareh, 6th N. an J Pan-| im rn Green, 3 a re headquar in his Seattle ra has left on a 10 1—Minerva Ureka, Palace Hip. tages. $8—Tamaki Miura, Moore. wint Barnabas Chapel of Saint | . direct he na ¥ the four r Wein evden, famous war eta fey ether inarumenn, Ton act[ Bae Parte ase Pour tt] "Cito Mekar, “evet of the| our of rm || on areton who ae CARLTON EMMY the motion picture classic “Humor-|is a “v , Holy communior morn. | f¢ ongre a i tee 's " o. |) his h foremen on the big esque,” comes to the Moore im eS ar in “Campus |!" prayer @ t 9:30. a, ‘ es rtain|]| Northwest range, and with them is : a With “His Mad Wags” person next week with her company | C: 5 a y and his “mad|™ & Dew im “America.” She s in this a food attractions. In “Campus Capers” prod. . a : cTW—11 ; : enting “forma res on n lows" t fe. Anan appre capacity, practically cleaned the aketch another of famous , im attractions have } ae roe Bue Roe rab biy Bact agi “mother role : : n lac bill as does the a : " sp a “pts 4 a8 ata ts dane oa) THE . ‘ Rpg inal hee cou em extended, Sunday es range of bootleg rustlers. He sel cone rat natal ir iff t = eeciilon! ning has been designated Odd Fe dom went off on a “bum steer.” S Su about to be What’s in the Air ® role that will add PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY, METROPOLITAN BRILLIANT GRAND OPERAEVENT following here. The cc MARCH 24 Starting Tomorrow Matinees Wed. and Sat. 10:30 to 11 a. m.; 330 to Mr. Fortune Gallo Presents the 2—Agnes Finlay, Metropolitan. 4—Gene program for ng strays 1 in fllleit Ml was 73. He fell 4 of the Columbia ¢ io golfing with former Sen tal attention. Hurlburt, who was suc- ceeded on the Seattle ranch by Jackson, wi remain in charge VARIOUS CHARGES =" ntl his Hurlburt is ARE PRESENTED During “the erection of thelr new awalting orders from Washington Regarding the class a atate | building at Olive and Broadway an to his new location. ors with Miss Gordon. this 7:20 to $:20 p, m. filed with the » j/congregation of the First Ch Jackson was formerly state dl- week's it was SUNDAY stated. the or worship in the O rector of Wyoming and, in that “DY PLAY HEADS PANTAGES’ NEW BILL farriage va, Divor — 1 as most tuneful, ay a At ‘ m0 Dp. Ye i operettas that has come along in $20 to 6:16 p.m some time. It shares headline hon. ¢ all the persons nai +820 to = A Little Bit of Every- ar Camerons “Like Father, Like Son” thing is filled with slam bang comedy. | lay and the p Miss Fin. singers, of Ve is a clown with acrobatic pro- Hill " at the baby es | ; SCROGGAN’S CORNE! ries Sargent and John Marvin ft are rted to} OLYMPIC PRESENTATION play steel guitars and | hay At the Olymple t« he K. K SARGENT & MARVIN Favorite Vaudeville Entertainers “Triple Saw Playing” e one of the most tions of the art of bala cast of © play in said 4 and En ppear in their le i eag entitled, “A De-|to abouni humor and pathoa | ul Overlay of Song and | George 2 Hilde Broschi | mor,” wil “Ser 's Corners,” wit SINCLAIR & DIXON —IN— The Little Cottage With Ethel Russell Introducing Marie Saxon and Kathleen Morris a routine of smart comed: logue, charac ter cor and har-| hich. they hi both Tells How She Was Restored to mony songs, toxether with « bit of Hee Perfect Health by Lydia E. Pink- [dancing Chapins, popular jnstru.| play and she Is sald ham’s Vegetable Compound a6 mantalists, offer aspecial program of Her role Memphis, Tenn,—“ Two years agoI musical variet Thelr program Yur hin | consists of vocal numbers augmented for a disp ‘was completely run-down and my 4:30 to 11 nerves were a 5 - ni by cornets, trombones and saxo. \ ensons 1 beginners 4, 4a- Togo is a aaeere | \ ns; in « $4, ad wreck. I could not a mae : es i vanced $5, to all calling tt | boy in a native costume, offering h week nty of practice OCC a I cheer |Get Rid of a A could not do my | feature of this attraction is hig sen-| || book on dancing free. Join the work exept a lit- jonal and famous slide for life, : leaaade Me at a tions, and’ |whicthilsi aald to be a: very thrilting| That Cough |: the doctor’s medi- | and daring performance. | | cine did not help A comedy feature with Glen Goff me. One day some | at the organ is included in the Pan- “ one threw your lit- | tagescope The safest and most effective tle book on tomy | CIRCUITS BIGGEST | method of conquering a cough In te porch, and in itl | sep AT PALACE HIP | inba the delightful, soothing va y times before, Mins » in the » fairly revel is that of a und offers AMERICA’S GREATEST TOURING ORGANIZATION ONE HUNDRED PEOPLE DISTINGUISHED AMBRICAN AND PUROPEAN 5ST, SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, BRINITANT Clore <IPEDR eTAgR SE nAne THE OPERAS AND CASTS MONDAY ...........Toscatem® "na? TUESDAY ...Mme. Butterfly }$iit cs! WED. MAT. .......Carmen {iin cat! Rtin WED. EVE. ........ «Aida )Berciit' vetiant bones reveal THURSDAY .....Lohengrin \bviiin? tin FRIDAY........La Traviata | hissing: col. enka. "Fran SAT. MAT. Fiteto, Kilneva; Baldricn, Inter~ oeccece es «Faust {fine ‘Coodt! Perenk day and Thur sharp ‘Advanced, Monday — evening, 8:40 to 11:40; all popular dances atepa taught 8 evening at 7 Nights 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1—Mats. 15c to 50c Topics of Pathe the Day News J Gentle, Boeeacel, Aesop's Fables = | Healing Vapors Give Quick Rellet | Get Rid Of Fat read several testi- 4 ie: titeire 1 | monials of women who hadbeen lke | on! tne Ackerman & farsi eiroule a bert weet ip Ps ont and vers | Phil Brown and the Seven Flashes table Cont yéia ‘snd before I had | ‘ill present “A Satire on School taki n the whole of that bottle I knew | eer tices LOW, BoMneS of | the iewasbel ing me. 1tooksix bottles, |"¢W bill opening at the Palaco Hip a then Ipin mitthree months I took | today. Dustin Farnum in a mystery | {oak more. Now I am in perfect |story of the sea, "Outhbound,” will health. I do all of myown work and | be scen on the screen. could do more. Icantrulysay that] | Several distir..t surprises are know Lydia E. 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Direction of Elwyn Concert Bureau of Portland SEATS NOW SELLING jdaliqhet ful. Overay of uct rong” CHAS, VELL ‘ COMEDY FEATURE “THE CHASED BRIDE” PANTAGESCOPE wit) GLENN GorFat the ORG. KIDDIES Tom Brantford “The Human LOVE MYSTERY ACTION THRILLS —what more can one ask? SEE DUSTIN FARNUM “0ATHBOUND" PHIL BROWN presents the SEVEN FLASHES in “A Satire on School Daya” Paniscer Brothers In “Artiatle Athletic Achicvementa” DANCh.G HIGCINS in “SMILES AND WHIRLS® Minerva Ureka in “Bite of Vernatility”