The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1923, Page 3

TUESDAY JUNE 12 1923. THE SEATTLE STAR = aN LIBERTY ON GRANGE BEGINS FORTY CHAMPS MAY UNTANGLE { Exciters” i: with ANTONIO MORENO as a fashionable burglar! | iety's famous bathing beach! " “GOLF As Played by GENE SARAZEN” Ih y th Also---+ “PLUMB CRAZY” 4 Christie comedy and “Carolina in the Morning” Strand Orchestra \ under , Coming— { “Bnemies of Women” a Wineland » K] YN ad SAVAS | x ‘Dreamy Mel- Venenesescnencnccnen as NA, vA Everything that goes a Now Playing— up comes down 2 fa ' Z Paramount's picture of a joy- riding millionaire’s son who sinks to the depths and the Spanish girl whose love regenerates him- The boy who knocks the foundations loose— HAROLD LLOYD Roaring Hair-Raising Rib-Twisting Acts— ‘Safety Last’ with Mildred Davis eight / Tt. ©. Wittwer's “FIGHTING BLOOD” SERIES ALLACE at the URLITZER Coliseum Concert Orchestra under Saturday— M. Jacques Beaucaire Richard Barthelmess in “The Bright Shawl” Coming—Dorothy Phillips in “The White Frontier” Home Brew Cache} é Bremerton Is Host to 468|Seattle’s Marble Y STATE MEETING WILL GO EAST King Is Organization Delegates Busy Practicing I i xt e BY WANDA VON KETTLER OW HAS SPECIAL MARBLE , RING BUILT FOR HIM BE HIS FIRST cigarettes ON TRAIN nd of that t cir number EXTRACTION gos Caung a OH PARLEY * RAILROAD SUIT Government DRY SHIP LAW Believe Harding Will Ask Congress to Change Rule THE CRE KN The Mid-Month Sale Beginning Wednesday Provides Unusual Savings to the Homemaker! Mahogany and Walnut finished Davenport Tables $29.75 Unusual Values in Used Furniture 1,275 Yards Linoleum— Discontinued patterns and small lots at Greatly Reduced Prices Used Gas, Coal and Wood Ranges Prices Reduced for the Mid-Month Sale Fine Wilton Rugs At Featured Prices AGAIN IN COURT Will Appeal Southern Pacific Decision 50,000 Volts Fail to Kill Tacoman shine while it was white, according: |to the police. As a result, But to Be Poisoned janiea in tne city hospital 30nd on Burns, 48, of 222 Columbia | night, suffering from alcoholic 7 he moon-|soning, His condition is said to | serious, de today wheth ‘| Mabisghitess Reskes l arm will have | E [nae Timers Change Meetings | IS POSTPONED slits da id its weekly meet. | Real Estate Loan or t st. fro 8 No Commission Brandon Brandon st. from 45th , Wedaew pom d Balcom and the immigrati | He The largest cache of home brew S| tle was oye: Mendes by “tede| Cheese @ erat prohibition agent enenenenenonenensonesere | Pinte, which does TRADES UNION SAVINGS & LOAN | ASSOCIATION 1215 Fourth Ave. ; |scé caver the root at th the mouth if Harding Unable to Me eti* Governors Before Tour f Rubber Eliot 0696 $4.00 427| WASHINGTON, June 12 DR. J. R. 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