The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1923, Page 8

s 1 TI TAR ] Fadia at Dawn of Freedom SEE SOLUTION Hell Take 4 GiveW oman Leader Credit IN CAR TANGLE “is Mother Lennard Wee Sone oan? wa oe Mas ne ers Will Extend Time amplor } NOT JUST A PIANO THE GENUINE FARRAND PIANO Is Not Just a Piano Named Farrand but a Farrand piano made for forty years by Farrand piano manufacturers, skilled in the art of piano ‘building and sincere in their effort to produce an instrument of superior quality. I OUR PRESENT PRICE is but little more than half the real value of this beautiful Farrand piano, a price made possible only through our large volume of business. EH TE $s COUNCILMEN MAKE NO COMMENTS Au % is 3 I beliew would. & pail tad Sherman Mackert 1 in BY WANDA VON KETTLER tio man Mack tiv 4 = = et is Eg Mrs. Annie Besant, India’s feminine George Washington, |tonanoiiers any definite. * and (inset) her associate, Srinivasa Sastri, but WASHINGTON, Ma IN YOUR HOME Pe vis This NEW FARRAND PIANO Style 21 Balance in Small Payments THESE TERMS are the easiest we have feb made on this wonderful piano during the many years we have distributed Farrand instruments and we believe our acceptance of this small first payment thiels out as positive proof of our absolute confidence in this instrument. 1 MAYOR BELIF S18 JUSTIFIED ACCEPT HOME ‘ RULE POLicy SS Week's Bill «onus cone 18 Balanced Mor cys a the|Sheiks Feature Pan ving the | th stay in Hin-| “Just t Whether itis a Farrand Upright, a Farrand Grand, a Farrand Reproducing Piano, or the famous Farrand Cecilian Player Piano, it is an instrument that will give you a lifetime of satisfaction and not one hour of disappointment. unfortunate Am ut ir occurred—when a Brit-|measure. His > ' educational work—inspiring interest | ish r shot down hundreds of |pelieved the bill incor 1 the if rogram in Indian philosophy, languages and| unarmed Indians with machine guns parts of hin report providin’ % jand ‘only ceased firing because his|carfare that will meet tle present| j ¢ he he devoted her attention to | an out," pon estas ——{ An allaround good and well-bal-| Aaa raga icc Pesant's moves] delegate at the Washington confer-|anced bill ix being presented at the We have not advanced our prices for nearly four years, but on the contrary have aru for macaroni—does $j ment a decided setback and en'/ence on limitation of armament Pantages thin week. In one of tlie aA acta TEL bax Geli oe continuously made substantial reductions down to the present time! have an original offert: in feuiienial aumberd ‘that w not cook ae couraged the extremist movement of| “Today India is embarking on tho| feat Mahatma Karamachan Gandhi last step toward complete freedom | Ar Qj “But Gandhi was interned in 1921 /within the emp hen it will © &| “Associated with Mra. Besant in | dominions. i e eese eri “And the 200,000,000 people o! Ch 5 nivasa jenesonoucnoncnonenozons ative of India h lclaim on their gratitude | Hindustan recognize Mrs. Besan as a = — = —- number, Toward the Weems walks in and w ith. incidental music that ts very . jamusing. A Hosiery Event—Wednesday —_})wie: wow ras om 1 “prainiest” comedy monologues that |has been heard on the local stage {for a long time. He haa a new line wf |] of patter, and his stupid manner of urs |] | presentation makes him one of the 9 favorites, Oiga and Mishka, two art dan cers, offer classic, minu numbers that are part f ae We carry no stencil pianos Every instrument or stencil player pianos a standard make Push slune Piano (6, Everything Pertaining to Music WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS RETAIL 1519 Third Avenue chocolate nce & saxon! ‘ork has been the Right Hoi and Mergen soy. is san omen ae: muy =| [THEY ROB |DENIES HE IS : OFFERED AT AN Bog binst asd Gans | iano, numbers W bg actniay rice epen the ill with cabinet and trunk and piano num ILL USE HIS TIMES OFFICE] KLAN MEMBER } 3% |vitbie Wi Actehubl pcan Psd ad ®, with Glenn Gott at | HOME ADE Using a Jimmy to force a door, bur-| Flat denial that be is a member of pobre trunks and two girls | the organ. | slars boldly broke into the office of the Ku ‘ius. kikn-or ¢habomaen D ss | \the circulation manager of the Seat- ‘ | Lou Castleton and Max Mack are| POINTS MADE BY POETS : : tle Times in the Times building Mon-| SUcited its indorsoment and that it |serobatte tnd ‘econatria A and | Who ris his tongue hath armies) Fisherman Plans to Sail to! day night. ‘The thieves escaped with| the kan had indorsed him it ae ing |they present a 01 ts outed, , 00 in small change and one check,| so without his knowledge, was the Diao jand fast footwork, They. call their | Makes ev'n his real courage doubted African Coast | which were found in the office alos by ep e jnumber “Klever Kapers of High t flattery never seems aCe Detectives Rose: Watesh' and Jack gist of a statement issued Monday by 76, | Kallber.”” The flatter’d always your! SAN PEDRO, Cal, May 1.—Wit.| Wiliams investigated the robbery,| 7: 4+ Stevenson, candidate for the Frank Cronin and Letty Hart call’ word “JOHN GAY which was discovered and reported] city council. ie addition to Plain All-silk Stockings of fine quality, rue offering on |crman, plans soon ty tanec wna fish| wien employt of the paper entered | “I understand there is propaganda tures the novelties in demand for evening wear, and is noteworthy = npnacart cite" sant ScMsF OP Atrioa, |" Siccets tie eee, being circulated to the effect that * $ ‘. ‘. Spence di ie cas Nis 4 a, lars al: obbed A. A. Haley, alndl: for the wealth of new and highly-desirable colorings it contains. Three STICKING TO JOB WINS WRALTH J ie sctoce cect const ot He has | 4042 Latona, tee. ot $60, and ance] several candidates, including myzelt exceptional groups, as follows: ? . | built, the Roland Neptune keys while Haley was ‘absent from{ are mebers of the Ku Klux Klan, , as : | and built his craft on Mormon | the house, he reported. and have been indorsed by the same,” ! 1,200 Pairs of Glove-Silk Stockings island, in the inner harbor, during} | A number of doorknobs and win-| steyenson says, “I wish to make it the past! two years, The peculiar | Gow shades were stolen from a house} These fine, smooth-fitting Stockings have the pointed heel reinforcement that gives such a graceful, slender effect to the ankles. In lace-stripe and other novelty weaves ° ~|liam Roland, 42, has a one-cylinder motorcycle engine | Sts Robert Catto, the builder, re-| 1 have Tecelved such indorsement, i |to furnish power, with sails for aux. | Ported, is entirely without my knowledge: jillary power, = ANTAGE | HATS. DAILY 2650-EVE. 7¢+9- EVENINGS /40¢ MATS. |25¢ | All This Week hatch in the bottom of the boat. In| ease the craft capsizes, the navi. gator will escape thru the hatch in } the bottom, and then will utilize a collapsible Uferaft which he will ished to the deck. can be taken down like a) e when he wants to sut As soon as he finishes more details, Roland plans t tank of gasoline, water, nd sea biscuit, and start for | scar, He is 42, and has ilor all his life, and feels | confident that he make the trip. ss f r rn S. 4tth| clear that J am no ember, and if el iy only seven fect deep and| Under construction at 1818 N, 47th wieiatingy —Black, White and a wide selection of popular colorings. | Roland plans to catch fish thru a} D: PAIR 1,600 Pairs Full-fashioned Silk Stockings | Full-fashioned are these underpriced Stockings, some all- silk from top to toe, others with lisle feet. All with well- i reinforced heel, sole and toe. Featured in Champagne, Onion, | Cinnamon, Golden-brown, Morro, Rose-tan, Fawn, eter been Castor, Bronze, Silver, Beaver, Mandalay, Taupe, Russian Calf, Cordovan, African, Black and White. : | Forest Fire Rules | Effective Tuesday | BELLINGHAM, May 1,—-Begin- | ning today, both state and national | | fire protection: laws covering the | summer months will be in effect. Any person desiring to build fires in the | woods will be required to obtain fire Permits, Fires may bo built in specified camping grounds without the permission of forestry agents. No fires are to be built in the Washing- ton national forest without permis. i sion, 200 Pairs Lace-clocked Stockings s | Full-fashioned Silk Stockings with lisle top and silk tock AT | | | -—with dainty lace clockings in various designs—Black ) | White. ‘ | Q 5 Firat Floor / f PAIR iain: & NELSON | | A bandit with a black pi | stopped Peyton Bean, 16, of 167 P pect st For 30 years Bill Morgan and Bob McMahon, shown here,| Wirst ave. N. and Highland drive, he | toiled in the Mojave desert, California, without finding a} told the police. Bean said the thug single bit of gold. Then the two prospectors struck a rich|Kieked him atter he had found the ledge of ore. Now they're rich, "PANTAGESCOPE” . COMEdY FEATURE CCM MOAR ith GLENN Gorr at the ORGAN "PEST of the:STORM COUNTRY money. .