The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 23 lHE SEATTI E STAR ATURDAY Northwest Doctors Will \NAME MCLURE a >arq Meet in Seattle iis d 9 NEW ASSISTANT Al TAI N MENT| B THE BON MARCHE Medical Association W ill “Hold Three-Day : . eave’ Principal Chosen by Board ANGELES Convention in This City 4 Ni May 26.—We s at Meeting Friday monic auditorium watching t It t Re The r hom be rut of the Greer when Noren Dot TORS Le 2 ON FROGRAM ; : ot N the lighted s men in shi ee Play ake Memorial thiy 1 " QO away with heavy flats. Just al Research, Chicas ’ t a confused heap of properties—a vening D B, |‘ and-truck, a sack of something TO BE GASHED in the afternoon and eve: taneously in the Plymouth Railway Equipment Bills to Be Left Unpaid, However Arthy Rational chure and the Wor University club. Twenty interna: | Our Horial leaders tn. medicine will ap: | Nourished Pearon ‘the program, many ‘deing | ingham, obtained thru the coincider ft ' \e nationhl’ convention of the Ameri-| ‘Heart Disease From t ean’ Medical Society in San Pran- | of ten’ ad Dr cleo, where they are listed to ay ¥, also of Harvard Po " The Pu Prof. .K. F. Wenckebach, of the actitio ye Look, Polke.-Here’s New rons = Se Sat te Sept aa H Phise movie actors on the ee j erious about their parts. Th with many stops and false starts Seattle Tourist Asset hg 5 ‘ ‘ You Can Camp in Our Auto Park and Catch 4 chan Fish for Breakfast in Green Lake orate for 5 yt auded when Charles Ray indulged in - —_ € “uf p a ¢ s in his high BY JOHN W. NELSO How differen ovie ae gets Broadcast this news to the flocks me | gle for fish in Gre e Pn whe © i Yes, somebody should have told him Of tourists cluttering t jent of the nation, then p lo firemen's band rooted tators, pectators—mastly persons in the movies—ap- somebody could have told him the rush fact H a fters si ¢ plies ung . dani to od n New Y egied manfully wit By -formal order of the k nt fishin: eosin et to eanitte . on . y star i nake ens a ove in one direction a Board fishing is permitted in Green! the par! lake @nd tourists camping in Ishermen we " : tes auto park, half a block away, q . hal ahd ating Ke six Wako ps Are welcome to catch a mess of the t . en splendid specimens of rainbow trout,| the conditions. Ar c cise ob eh’ s ’ eutthroats, eastern brook or moun r infor h r mmitt ‘ gutela L Stvanter a the Mabe Mane! te lek. ap had been painted: “The Sh Renefit of Clerg ” ne them up in lake, for their morning mo. and Green lake, according Gam Warden A. C. & the best fishing t Hundreds of thousands f hen bews the nex a bably |p " thave been put in the lake by the| CPening in Seattle s y 1 : : ‘ © next ) much time cons ing them up count, fame commission dur-) will” with its hea is “it neste pest ix years, and some| Virsinia st, has been orga It's a good thing—" from the padre, . i t |cording to those in ‘e or the EGA tear bounds, are teins tanen| Teclamation of man and the reas |Gather Evid? in we cleray! “You wo whet that means ‘to Se Ea i Recs ca) Sheriff Death Case|GO,xe washed vl ac aod at good acts, anaew- Here and There |. d household goods will be gathers] _ and tourists. ben LBANY Pi from Seattle homes and taken to the| ALBANY, Ore, May 26.—Officers| x madly n sane Giher city fn the United | vcadauarters, where the aged and|s%thering evidence upon which to| The movie folk were intensely i hace cm = Spee vi others who. have ‘found difticalty ‘tal base charges against the two "men| And so were the writers. Thene latte < wi can it 2 nau for their breakfasts by stepping i las fant apis women Who Wwereitavorting on the stags hem in ah min. Later, t i4,|lap last Sunday, today claim their | women who were cavorting on the stage. (ent co ce if mer a PRI Rael dr ember cheated POSE the pair has ‘been|thing of putting on the Writers’ Revue ” . downtown ales room will be! . a gi er leone ee atrengthe | Finally Della raid she must be getting he Rev. A. Verside, pastor of the} Late yesterday a pistol was found |ce “The park board is Ek asbi aa tddevn arrpe pba hidden under the house where Rulle|we had a few minutes more to Kaa WeateGuuatet’ ts ; Johnson, one of the men wan ar| Isn't she going to tell me what has industry in Seattle. It ts rested. One shot had been fired. | to everything? Oh, there's nothing to t |by many of the churches and t ness peop the weapon disproves Johnson's changed? Well, she feels older; that’s DSEges Ma, Wale claim that he had no pixtol, and, as old as she pallid est hnow—they IR 1 the Pied makes It probable that he will be | —————__— eplace the Pie daly aateed With’ te dalton Piper With Movies| Cretterets weit tne crime. |Bend Is Without | SELMA, Ca May 2 ts io len brisee cectaced’ Meoecstaary tae ce Invesdoate Booze without ae eae ir today Smuggling Charges | “Hy2"..,(100) Secher todays turn of the Pied Piper of Han erases | Selma, suffering from toc | a 5, JUNE 4th launched an anti-rat cam; SAN ANTONIO. Texas, May 26. sisting of an extra sleeping car Auditorium Woman's University |) ot its movie houses, which today | Customs offict “lay were investi. |tached to the outg at alr booze lines | left e union ast mn om Mexican border|taking the city's entire - teaching | BEND, Ore, May 26—Bend is| 4) tru “| the Club | will chargeone dead rat as the price| gating « Sixth and Spring of admission. re main eeieston, $1.00 {following the capture of an aviator | summer Rainbow-hued walking sticks and | , ividly colored spats are the latest | g, (masculine “fashions” in Paris. th 112 quarts of rare whisky near] ‘The exodus followed the comple iabine, Texas, tion of the school year, with return not anticipated before September 2 “OLONIK LoS BEY Pinca PINE THREE MORE DAYS SAT, - SUN, - MON, NORMA ee ee ¥ FURY" OLYMPIC —THEATRE— Madison St., Between Ist & 2nd, LAST TIME TONIGHT The comedy sensation “THE FASCINATING FLAPPER” 16 People in Cast! Trans-continental trains daily North Coast Limited—An tt-steet train. Nothing better anywhere. Through without change, Seattle to Chicago. Sleeping cars—standard and tourist Observation Club Car Coaches Dining Cor Leaves Seattle... . 9:15 a.m. —71 hours to Chicago, Atlantic Express—through without change, Seattle to Minneapolis-St. Paul, there OLYMPIC COMEDIANS making immediate connection for Chicago. Sleeping cars—standard and tourist Lounge car Coaches Dining car /? aA NEW SHOW SUNDAY Continous 1 to 1 p.m. present “THE CLODHOPPER” An excruciating funny rural iT} auch tac, crulating funny The Heart of ” — 7 hours to Chee | rate BIG BEAUTY REVUE Wetona Mississippi Valley Limited — Runs and other features Summer Prices pees sige to Billings, thence Burlington jission 10¢-15¢6-25¢ Every Day 10¢ Until 6:00 P.M. Standard sleeping car, Seattle to Kansas Citys and Seattle to Denver, observation sleeping cats, Seattle to Kansas City; reclining chair car, Seattle to St. Louis; dining car. Leaves Seattle. . . . 3:35 p.m. 77 hours to Kansas City, | 86 hours to St. Louis, —64 hours to Denver, Famously Good Dining Cars! ‘Travelers who go Kast via the Northern Bacihc are encouraged to stop at Yellowstone derland! Open June 20 to Bept. 15, E. E. Nelson, A. G. P. A. 200 L. C. Smith Building You'll-like this splendid picture— SHIRLEY MASON Inn “SHIRLEY OF THE CIRCUS” —NEWsS— —COMEDY— -r 0 N PROM THE Pie HUSA LL =a Rankin’ “Three ee Shirts Sizes 26 to 46 nobody could, whatt Oh, he doesn't appear conceited; undoubtedly That's the crash. Bob, got a gh crash there?” we been tryin’ to counteract—wrong impressions about Hollywood.” * obtaining work elsewhere will put| held for the murder of Sheriff Dun-|taclee—gravely discussed thelr art and the art of the young men and |water, is beln sunk at Olympia. | . ¢. Her maid came out front to tell her tt was ready. Meanwhile |Snohomish on Friday Officers declare that discovery of what is it? Ob, she just feels changed a little, that’s all. How jham with loss of into two parts, foreigners sitting on | liquor charges produced and the natives on the| A consignment of “plate 4] other, addressed to Louls Moore, ae a [isn ne eats fat S| Sm? ewe ero | A CLAY'S BY DON RYAN RGAIN BASEMENT P We have no expensive fixtures and no excess salespeople. Help your- self in the Bargain Basement and you will help to keep prices low. » dress rehearsal o 1 had last n FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Have a better vacation on the money you save by buying your out- ing clothes in the Bargain Basement. All Well Finished in Heavy Grade Denim Women’s Khaki $1 79 . Women’s Khaki Middies Kussian Blouse Style s Sizes 46 to 42 Women’s Khaki Breeches Waist 25 to 46 Women’s Khaki Knickers $ Waist 25 to 36 a adi ri wnisl very 1 Hew Plain 79c ¢ rehearsal dragged along rt sleeves were struggling behind the footlights was bicycle, an invalid chair, a nany and false s. Khaki 89c “Hey! Kill everything! Band! Band” 4 , : : : away, provoking mild laughter Hats With Strap and Bow £004 pantomime and made a ite : 2 y 7 | Children’s Khaki es on the stage, doesn't he? Peg-Top S| 15 how to speak lines. Maybe Play Suits 1 to 6 Years Girls’ aboarda en which the names of Bloomer $2 69 i neik,”” “To Have to Hold, ™ - H After much difficulty the dance ‘ Suits With red, green or black ties— 6 to 16 years, the aignboards and carry them “Gimme,” “The Sheik,” m the spectators, but many naw n't think that’s right pies pach: Pls x y wi Slightly imperfect. Mostly plaids and greys. The baby stars Each them ove Too them, | “It ain't right, That's what out to be bonded whisky and Moore} Bank Case Upheld was promptly arrested. by Supreme Court OLYMPIA, May 25.—The supreme [the state federation of labor, urged | court has affirmed the Judgment of jan |"Know Seattie” idea at Chamber of |i). xing county superior court jn |Commerce luncheon on Friday. ( ronagraed the case of O, B. Willams & ©. Tt was a serious business—this ve de ‘against the Scandinavian. American | Two fugitive from the reforma.| Seattle Labor college will present |iank of Seattle. The court rujed back pretty soon to put on her /tory at Monroe were captured near /™ustcale on Saturday night at tho jthat makers of notes held by the }LADOF temple, |bank at the time it closed its doors . | IGS) Ri RE Re }could offset against ‘the “notes the caused this great indifference Automobile craanes thru window| Homeless people wandering in| amount of their deposits but could jell, There must be something; |o¢ Henry Castler’s «tore at Belling-|Lndon streeta on one night last | not offset them where notes had been February numbered’ 137, as com-|discounted at the Federal Reserve | pared with 106 last year bank. interested in them. | r—diatinguished by owllsh spec! Test well, in search of art it; these movie girls must be | eve seem like children now, ist in New York is convicted 2c RUM ————— | for exhibiting picture showing dry] large crowd of small boys stood | advocates raiding Christ as he | iz the station platform and cheered | turned water into, wine at the wed- | a Teacher Today | '#tt =» as the train departed |ding feast. lovin theaters in Java are 0 con Six men fined $1,400 tn Judge C. icted that the screen divides them |(, Dalton’s justice court, Friday, on | side from which the picture | 9H 38 Famous Love Romance TODAY “Thorns and Orange Blossoms” (ax ADVISABLE AND A Supreme Action MATINEES Melodrama—with ONLY KENNETH HARLAN 25c ESTELLE TAYLOR INCLUDING EDITH ROBERTS and Big Cast ANDY WARD *) Ui Sn AND HIS BAND | Xoven ORGANIST COLUMBIA Brin BIG DAY ND the Crowds are still thronging TO SEE LNVOAYUUAAEAAUAALAA AT A AS BIG AND THRILLING AS THE SEA ITSELF From the moment the majestic squarerigger sails into the rising sun, through the thrilling whale-hant, and until eighteen months later she returns, storm-swept, staggering, you will sit spellbound as the wonderful pictorial fabric, interwoven with thrills and romance, unfolds before you, | L. BAUPTMAN’S ALL-ARTIST ORCHESTRA FRED STONE, Tenor Soloist COMEDY NEWS COMING—LON CHANEY IN “THE SHOCK" LAIAUAUANVACAAANAUA TAAL SEE agence Sil SP eAhnaneeanr =~