The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1923, Page 16

PAGE 16 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1923 NVUS AITLIVAS AHL “Sheik” Can't Be There |The Seatlle Star ."™"*\"""" "7m but Everybody Else Will: Subscription Ratas— | itll rc resem Actors’ Benefit at Bungalow Will Be theo : veravaetaes 9 MALE HELP WANTED — Merriest Ever; Bill Severyns Lifts Lid j BY WANDA VON KETTLES BUSINESS | SERVICES re! Attorneys-at-Law big white appearing this week ¢ of sur Ip the one vaud the # | not be amone | be lively. Chi INCREASED WAGES. ; Tunnel Work ae tree. Joneph Allen lawyer veryns, himee Jeclare «. 607 Leary J L 9986 fay night at| Bi, Shavit biggest cel-|that the dance n continue all | fi Mall’ 315 Burke Bide 4 oKag) onal Vaudeville Ar-| night, since tt a eattlo will be held, |the benefit of “N Collateral Loans f : a have promixed ommodate “8 up for his abse the Pantages and t report that the full force, Tickets, according of the ROAD PROTEST (RAINIER VALLEY ‘2%. Monuments ; eS ‘ : he Seattle - Tacoma Highway Residents Voice Demand for |—— Hearing Next Monday Lower Fare Any boy can own this dandy Victor Official Major League Baseball by simply securing five new subscriptions to The Star. This is the best ball money can buy and is con- structed in accordance with the official requirements speci- fied by the rules of the NATIONAL and AMERICAN LEAGUES. NG, KALSOMINING. mn 2982 DECLARE SERVICE _ IS ANTIQUATED month $4 Winans, 401 13 PARTNERS WANTED ANT PARTNER WITH $300 ratte. 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A new subscription is an order for The Star ef kh a 4 Two-thirds Actual Size | | | Ain’t It | | | and fined 3 ing him $20 out} fendant with | of the sale f of the auto. guilty, Both | were tried on a charge of being ped. | Agents Will Check | walk JUST SECURE THEIR ORDER FOR THE pharmacists who pr nar PAPER. Have subscribers sign the subscription blank printed below, and oon as you have secured the Seven orders and they have been verified, you will be presented with this professional style Fielder’s Glove. As you secure subscriptions bring or phone them to the circulation department of The Star, so that delivery can be started at once. We will reserve a glove for you in your name. from a person who is not now taking the paper and agrees to subscribe for three months. As sdon as you have secured the two subscerip- tions bring or phone them to the circulation depart- ment of The Star, so that delivery can be started at once. You do not have to collect any money or make delivery of The Star—our carrier will attend to that. No Money to Collect—No Money to Pay All Subscriptions Must Be New — that is, people who are not now having The Star delivered to them, You Can Knock "Em a Mile! Bring Subscriptions as You Secure Them to the Circulation Department | of 50c a month, I hereby subscribe to The Seattle Star for three months and thereafter order same discontinued, for which I agree to pay the carrier at the With This Junior League Ash Bat! (Use This Subscription Coupon) until regular rat I AM NOT NOW HAVING THE STAR DELIVERED TO ME. The | Star | Avenue Near Union Address W CLUB TO BOOST TOWN To encourage and promote civi ncement’—-this is the purt behind the “Seven League club, which ix about to be organized in Seattio by W. A, Irwin, who Is in ch of the jand sales of the get Mill Co. The club will try to get the city into the ancing with "Seven reminiscent of the the club from a ¢ 2 ertive ments prin veal p Koy eral months agc oO t Mill Co, in wht @ glant were pictured, one resting on West Seattle and the other over Queen Anno hili, City Hospital Man Is Given New Post Dr Herbert Coe, chief of the children’s surgics sion of the city hoapit ppoint ed director ‘tment « nder the rnity and in fant ald appointment was mude by ‘aul Turner, state lvealth comminr WATER SHUT OF Water will be shut off day from 8 a, m, until 4p, m, | on 17th ay . from Bast 65th st, to —* Just organizing Jans to learn beauty Individual instruction by This is your opportunity to learn quickly, cheaply and thor oughly a good-paying profession Send your name TODAY to La Polot Heauty Shop, 201 Wella building; ens trance at Third ave, Elllott 6496, Advortivement, oulture, experta |cotics for patients is betr 4 Morris, chief of the Seatt 60 division, following the cir orts that many of the no search warran' taken from most ing their legal amounts, nat no doctor Morris points out Jor pharmacist is permitt scribe more than three any narcotic a day. He none the li ing evidence against him. | |Woman Screams, federal ager under Wil D. ed and reputable WG-ROOM APARTMENT; ie 1718 12th ave. S. Bea- kept by le narcotic | culation of | m are ex: LY LADY IN GOOD HEALTA res room and board short ed to pre must be reasonable. 0-88. grains of] ‘The Star 7 r «oT JOARD SHILD; = & Negro Loses Nerve |» ure exceeding th WANT a trom pantie school A. book }to his knowledge, but | A uegro bandit armed with ®Jand q Jlarge black revolver fallod ‘Tuesday in cor night to keep up courage enough to] pp, rob Mra. Charlotte Andefso: 1 12th ave, & when Mrs. Anderson |xcreamed. ‘The lit stopped Mrs | Anderson at 13th ave, and Yesler dealing violators to the Wednesday from a meeting of the Harmony | Dramatic club and demanded her | money. For reply Mrs. Anderson HOVE, Eng., April 4 screamed as loudly as she and the thug turned and ran. | together with an annult fers of marriage by mail Storrs Leaves for ; ; South; Forgets Ruth| Wearing Tight Dudley Storrs, one of the princt } Pals in the famous Ruth Garrison CHICAGO, April 4 j case, who was recently pardoned by | Shoe too small for her | for California mors that he would attempt to win | of blood poisoning, the liberty of the Garrison girl, who Judged insane at the time that she polsoned Storrs* wife, ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 7 C, Rohm alleged in his wi =} rs i suit that “she was alw S Biggest Dairyman but Mrs, Rohm was gra Joins Association eree, j Standard Dairy, on the Pacific high Way, between Kent und Auburn, | who is known as the bigwest indi fORPHS, Bog, vidual dairyman in the # » has |Joined the Seattle Milk Shippers’ [amsoctation, it way announced Tues Oty * said Morris way ax she was on twr way home| Maid Gets Money, uld | Peel left $4,000 outright to her The girl has since received Proves Fatal Act!; Lieut, Gov, W. J. Coyle, Has just left | sore on Miss Florence Mowry's heel This puts at rest ru.| Which finally developed a fatal case Js now In the 6 ward of Walla | . 4 inner in Suit} 3: of miners from Bastwood | O took first prize in «a must} tl om car; $2.50 per week. Sunset MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS KIMBALL PIANO ano for the student. » for the home, bl fr 14 7 | prosecute | Many Propose Now | 2h: » nought to own you would be proud of. joy are the pride of over jundred thousand American Miss Alice y of Ir and lasting qualities Shoe 8 musteal eat, are much less th ed standard pianos. the very. plausi~ you should buy & ), $10 per month, MBALL PIANO, Hopper-Kelly Co. 1421 Srd Ave. h are delight Their pric ot Wearing a caused a NEW PIANOS FOR R Hed on purchase, M see nye, Cobb Bid | Binko bu eae 3 . FURNITURE W ANTED | yy ,OSK, >) PRICES paid, (or. aed. offic {urniture of fo's divoroo| Riv xinds, Central Storage Co smoking,”| Main 0246 CALE nted a do) 39 FURNITURE FOR SALE CTA SALH OF 4.—Henry | 8 |, henty Kleinberg, owner of the | Miners’ Choir Is Sewing Machine $8 Winner in Contest} A good dre 1 Singer for April 4 one eal contest here against 46 gat, Star Wa nt Ads a a nr foes inna prey