The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1923, Page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1923 LIBERTY 14th DAY OF JOY The laff explosion now here that can be heard all the way to West Seattle Harold In a new kind of comedy cyclone— “Sale S +] with Mildred Davis Hair-Raising, Rib- Twisting, Roar- ing, Thrilling, Hilarious and Hurforous ACTS! ALLACE at the URLITZER MR. AND MRS. SUNSHINE CHICAGO, June §—Mrs. Marie Sunshine suit that her ‘husband was gloomiest man she ever knew. the ———_—_ TONIGHT—Good-bye to WALTER HIERS in “60 Cents An Hour” SATURDAY--- Daniels in the Paramount ro- mance of a society heiress who can’t get enough excitement— “THE Exciters” with ANTONIO MORENO —And one day she meets a fashionable, burglar! One-piece bathing suits! Lovely maidens! Racing yachts! Breezy adventure! Not a» dull moment in it! Added— “GOLF AS PLAYED BY GENE SARAZEN” The latest in golfing ALSO— “Plumb Crazy” A Christie Comedy Strand Orchestra under Wineland vO TCT TTT TTT ey CTC TTT TOTS TTT TTT co Cio monn STARTING SATURDAY--- A big story Last times Tonight— GLORIA by a big author SWANSON A picture with a big star! Cut father’s pusse-strings ; left alone to fight the battle of life, making loose from his good with a ven- geance—that, in brief, is the career of A Paramount Picture with Gertrude Astor Lila Lee Laurance Wheat Also— “CHRISTOPHER OF COLUMBUS” The eighth of H. C, Witwer's famous “Fighting Blood” Coliseum Concert Orchestra under M. JACQUES BEAUCAIRE REST TIN TTTT ccs UT eco PLAGUE HITS ESKIMOS NOME; June 8—The Eskimos’ in to be sutrering [strange plague. BRITISH RAIL RATES CUT LONDON, June 8.—-Farmers testified in her divorce | the Dawson City region are reported | largely the gainers under the reduced severely from a| freight rates aaopted by British rall- ways, are VCO TTT cs TTA ecs TTT TUTTTT TITTIES ITTTCTTTD TTS TCT jattle Tuesday r cH SEAT" LE a Dancing in Festival ewe nes tame The ninth annual dance fes be held Friday evening and and 16, at the Moore theat tival of the Cornish school, to Saturday afternoon, June 15 er, will conclude the spring festival program now being carried out at the school. Two hundred dancers, including both children and young men and women, will be seen in dances of all classic types—| ¢ Grecian, ballet and character interpretation. Portia Grafton, here shown, will be seen in a Spanish Gypsy dance. Miss Grafton has been a pupil at the oars ; i Studio Spokane M inister Finds” Seattle Is BY WANDA VON KETTLER To some people Seattle may be a dry town—to some people But not to a certain minister of the gospel who halted early in the| week from Spokane. The minister we shall call C, C. C., nelther declaring that these aro his real Initials—nor denying It. C. C. C., a widower, arrived In Se- ning to attend a conference of Northwest Methodist ministers. Rumor has {t that, for a special reason, the ministeral gentle- man was more than pleased that the conference was called in ttle, Tuesday evening, after the day's nes- siona were closed, he took that reason out for a row on the lake, Picture a moonlight night—ripplea, you know, on the water. Picture a Uttle boat. Then a middle-aged gen- tleman in a long frock coat, and by his side—or maybe opposite—a charming blonde widow. Then picture—but, no, one can't picture a splash. Particularly when ‘one doesn’t know just how it hap- pened. The minister wouldn't tell. He said the lake became rough—and that was all! And the widow, when Questioned by friends, just laughed. Not All Dry | soda, in Russia, covering 7,000 square | miles. \ SEATSALETD OPEN MONDAY \Theo Karle Concert Is First of Summer Series m will be in that , , other nation y famed artists will be brought here this summer. Special lighting effects will be in. | stalled, as well as a special stage constructed for the Karle concert, according to Meisnest ‘STILL BAFFLED OVER SKELETON | Never Be Solved BUTTE, Mont., June 8.—With an jother fruitless day spent searching the mountains for clews which | might prove tangible, police and de. | tectives here today admitted the mystery surrounding the Sdentity of | & woman's skeleton recently found in the Blacktail Canyon region may | never bo cleared. tain the woman's identity has been | fruitless. All clews found with the body have been thoroly sifted and all have failed to bring the author- | ities any nearer to the solution. That the woman committed sul- cide is thought probable from the note found beside the body. found, please leave -me in the| mountains. I love them,” it read. | | It is expected that the request will be granted. With the probabil- ity of identification a sma sentiment expressed here today was in favor of pl inal resting pla rave, marked with a fitting stone, | up there on the ountain’s crest where jt was dim A. Program for Jesuit Alumni Is Planned The Right Rey. Bishop Edward | J. O'Dea will be one of the principal jspeakers Saturday evening at the jbanquet in the Hotel Washington when Jesuit college men from many |parts of the world assemble with |the Jesuit Alumni association of Seattle college. The Very Rev. G, O'Shea, Rev. Theodore Ryan and Attorney John F. Murphy are other speakers on the program, which will include musical numbers by the Seattle College orchestra and glee club, Longest of all railroads 1s the Transcontinental road in Russia, |Police Believe Mystery Will Every effort made so far to ascer- |]| “If 1)]) ing the body in its|]] ¢ in an appropriate | ‘ SEELEY NAS LLL BEA PAGE 3 REEL RY ———— THE: GROTE-RANKIN: OTTO F. KEGEL, President ! A Manufacture Cotton s Lot Frocks Specially Priced for Saturday: $7.95 and $11.95 Made to Sell for Considerably More The smartest dressed’ women are wearing thieir Cot- ton Frocks now. manufacturer’s lot. id we are fortunate in securing this Dainty voiles, beautiful prints and linen frocks with hemsti pretty wanted colors, ng and hand embroid § any woman would vy in the groujp—all as White and the —Second Floor: Jacquettes in Wanted Colors At. Moderate Pricings Cle ssh effects, usually wi fibre and combinations. Priced at $4.95, and side election of colo s ver models in light and medium weights, with nings are shown in an un- ; Some. mohair, others 6 to 42, $9.85 and $12.50 —Second Floor s Now’s the Time for, Bathing Suits Quality, style, comfort and price are four corsider- ations that govern the purchase of Bathing Suits, and here are showings you'll like. Stripes and plain colors in a delightful variety of styles and colors. Moderately priced from $4.95 to $6.95 —Second Extra Special Camping Accessories Which ‘Add to the Pleasure of the Trip! FOLDING CAMP TAB: made of hardwood with leath- erette tops. A rigid table, seating four people, that folds Z 8) NG P CHAIRS, without back, at 85¢; with back, at $1.25. CAMP GRIDS, large size, and made of heavy material Priced at $1.16. WAX LUNCH PAPER, in rolis—5¢ the roll. RETAINER VACUUM BOT- TLE’ int size, DB¢. VACUUM BOTTLES, 1 gal- lon size with bailed handles. Will keep hot or cold for hours. Reduced to $8.45. VACUUM , pint size, $2.00; ~ quart ize, $3.00. ALUMID 4¢ each. ALUMINUM FORKS, 15¢ each. ALUMINUM - KNIVES, 20¢ each. TOURIST STOVES, or Camp Stoves, gasoline type, with two burners and wind- shield. Give a very intense heat and fold very compactly when not in use. Priced at $9.50. WOOD PICNIC PLATES, in sanitary packages of six, 10¢ the package. Basement Store Jury Is Adjourned Until Last of June ST. JOSEPH, Mich., June 8—The one-man grand jury, probing alleged immorality at the House cf David, adjourned yesterday until June 26. Judge Harry Dingeman declared the postponement was for the pose of giving the authorities n time in their searen for Etta Do Smith Moore and Gladys D Rubel, both wanted for que DR. EDWIN J, § BROWN'S FIRE SALE! The Entire Balance of This Smoke-Damaged Stock Must Be Closed ©, HANDLED JM TEASPOONS, |] 1 SS Dn. J. NR. DINYON Out Slick and Clean in Shortest Possible Time | ‘The two, however, were known to Knock the “L” Out of Slave! Slavery is still with us, though on a different basis. Men tied to their jobs, women tied to drudgery, children denied education and opportunity. But you need no Lincoln. You can make your own emanci- pation and free yourself from bondage. Just knock the “I” out of slave. This bank will help you. THe SECOND AVENUE at COLUMBIA |have made their way to a nearby | shore in a very much dripping condi- | ton, and from there to have shiver- jed toward town. | The minister, 1t #eems, had planned on taking the late train for Spokane |that same night. But he didn’t have | Jan extra frock coat in his grip. So} he stayed in Seattle another day and| | patronized a local pressing plant. | We're just wondering how, in Spo- kane, he explained t:9 delay. 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