The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 THE EATTLI rAR 200 Letter / SCOUT CRUISER She Likes Real She BREAKS RECORD —— hilar (MISTAKE SAVES HER JUST $250 AND 30 DAYS IN CITY JAIL record w maximum power. W engine room steam va { not been turn Me steamships ha ft of Be } power velog the SCARCELY OF VIBRAT N 300 1 WEDDING KING IS TREASURED A TRACE ‘ edie 4 ft 10N Q t jesert ‘ ama Strain + vibrat was! ing thru tho w M sidan rellaton and tt TAKE NOTES _ | 3 OVER RADIO me Admi chief neers, naval inte fs he sa , signs de WH ENVIES CRUISER “The ship,” said on think this ever had to be assig She ty the last wor every divisi Capt. Jo! famous old Yan the ship on he the, too, was enthusia old salt can by “I like speed.” broad smile. “This ship Not loafing. This is t @ver went in a s too, you bet I like It.” A y 4 PRAISES F t 5 1 » with f t FRENCH . " WOULD MAIRY HIM AND THEN DEPART IS SOCIETY t Bf to at LEADER empt t li y ‘ f ¢ } whole nay oft n Bolong, ¢ sea capta n to des mer. sc Japanese Slayer 1 nooner see my daug It was Captain Bolong who took ‘ we has sta = a the f _ nm Epo dativered beceunar aid orajAlleged Car Thief Keeps|; caVill Be Sentenced |riea, to ar, suman,” ars. 1 tug—at the navy dock in Bremerton Secret of Identity eatin 5 f 4e 2 ALBANY, Ore May 23.—A sto th 1923 Record of car Sunday tt a of 4 ' 3 a + + ft ker shot and fatal « and ‘ m or and he ¢ Pedestrians Hit ch Geoene Parker shit snd Catal and it i [oor 1 wl boven, Bim . toda eadfastly ato d g “ € s e by Automobiles reat oles whereabout “STURDIE’ MEETS . ‘ t GUY STILLMAN . = ¢ ed with assau 7 Léiix family divided => —Mrs. J. G. We: ; a ~ He admits tha on the wut « and Broad ck at Fifth ave. } Saturday, by a car driven by J born in Den February $ youngste i came W. Silva. She was unhurt Te htereakantacauossved to 0h apartment a few d 9 —Mrs. Marie Trambiay iste tle youth: Beat.an. ieaieent BOO sasarea short the hips m| According to his story, brought | factory |web that the affair of the b istruck at Fourth ave. and University | out questioning: by District ie I; || with the actress spun about so many @t, Saturday, by L. R. Plechner,| attornew Liewelling, Beckley iv a cee | FRESH | | tives | N24 22nd ave. lcornetist by profession. He ma | “4 | Sturtie,” as hin mother calls ——Wert Nelson, 175 2ithave.,|that this is the first time he haz LEGION POSTS | him, bad been “scootin n the Was struck near hom in trouble with the potic | wsphalt sidewalk of 6 up q yy J. A. Peterson, of Tuk s he left Detroit early TOBACCO per Park ave de Wila. The boy received bruises on to Boston, | | on a ser similar to Jay's, | the head. n W nand Kan another « , dressed tn sas C He met Parker on the two continued Angeles. two madi now 15f LD, me the same ot —A. McKillop, 2109 N. 54th ‘ rompers. 4 36 st., reported Sunday that he| fad struck a man at 12th ave. and @ackson st. and that he was unhurt. kind of suit the way will using opposite one another, the} |Silk Pillow Cause a ‘Su re Rel ief of Many Changes| FOR “Oh, r ch nm do, with 362320" Holcombe, 12, of | PArty # : sta hae he Tuesday.| §SOLE YOUR OWN Wit | came hurt 436 Maple Leaf place, was| Big Se PROT le Legion | § Riz Le Croix Papers Attached 9 | mbiing us Slightly cut Sunday when struck b hey were ar-| Wil goatrol t reets of the city @m auto driven by Joe Kiindon University st. F. Johnson, 1522 36350 st. reported Monday jcomitted while on thelr trip. That he had struck a man at Pier D, igiatole a ightly br him. 7 ; 36Ac2.., cr, ot »» Bandit Holds Up Union st, received a broken | | les Monday when a driven by| 4 | selling the bright red: flowers Jof the proceeds of the sale w to caring for needy veterans during tho winter. \Car Overturns and | Gasoline Station| Beckley'’s story ver up other crimes | w INDIGESTION | what A pretty silk cushion! It looks lovely whero you've placed Ora such a fascinating | Driver Is Injured |* - wh ne e gunman, armed with a| Roland R. Stolp, 37, of Alderwood | rea naee ) &; Norman, 7105 Carlton ave., struck} gmail black pistol, held up D.| M. Was critically Injured Tues. | 4, Pept aa NS him. |Jamison, atter of the Union| afternoon when his auto, in| in a they aba: we Hot 65 vans, 2115 North-|Oil s st, and Elliott/avoiding another car on the high alized Fe Vila: théaida eine | lot water lake ave. reported Monday | ave. ' muiforoed Jamal) way near, Wriaride turned over.|tene ant 7 tose tule ee Sure Relief hat he hdd struck a woman at First}son to open the register and} p was picked up by a motor|P@04 and maps : nar He Vv i fe. and Pike st. as she ran into the|give him $20. bandit, ruck and brought to the city hos. |and We have decided to redecorate ‘ robbery, fled hastily in the di-| pital unconscious. Ho was found| ts Whole room with new furniture tion of the waterfront. Wait about two or| 1 everything —Adele Leonard, 3416 45th| eat to have recelved concussion of the 75¢ Pe very Aer etty Acciaed “wots |threo weeks and seo what an attrac-| | 1S¢ Packages € hare ave. 8. W., received scalp 8 . yours | brain and severe cuts and brulses| sin room thie will be" ——~ Monday when © she was|a & to Jamison, and) about the head and. body. “How nice! And to think that one truck at First ave. 8. and Atlantic} |. Physicians declared that Stolp % little pillow started all the} I hope your color scheme | it, so you will still] Seat. by a car driven by I. J. 614 Madison st. q 36 —G. A. Robinson, 530 22nd| ave., was struck by an auto vans, had an even chance for recovery. al match keep the pillow in here,"* ie i Gondearadig One X-Ray Free for Mercer Bridge| “Oh, yes. m hay ador- | driven by D. ¥’. Bixby, 21st ave.,| Condemnation proceedings to se. laarcuseaaa oo a sid x brn ig 120 SYS. and Cherry st., Monday, |cure a right of way from the end M and the color appears here and| #5 he was stepping from a strect|of the proposed new Mercer island 0 ea re e about the room.g You'll love | car. He was bruised, lbridge to the Lake W about the room.g ail lo shington |boulevard at Enetal were begun “On, T know I shal wish we Russians Fi | Wednesday by Prosecuting Attorney ! eke: apt tae u . eases ussians rire on {Malcolm Douglas. A date will be poli Phi a in. the: way oye Na . of new furniture. I'd like a fow British Warship |»: when property owners may new chairs and curtains, ‘That would HELSINGFORS, May 23.—-F Jcome into court to protest the pro- td . | ceedings. |help some, although we couldn't do| ja lot I need some new clothes, |though, and #0 does Dan, So wo couldn't get clothes and furniture, too." @ian soldiers are reported to have fired on the British warship Godeti When it approached the Murmansk In the extraction of teeth wo say to our patrons: If we hurt you don’t pay—could we gay more? Set of Teeth from Seattle real estate is a good invest- ment. Choice properties are now being sold thru Star want ads. —THE— MINNEAP | “My dear, you. could buy clothes $5.00 UP and furniture on the same plan—|] Gold Crown and Bridge Work |monthly payments. 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