The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1923, Page 13

section two] ‘The Seattle Star — [acs 102 SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1923. HOTEL DRIVE IS new Doyle as YoungMan LABORITES T0 MOVING AHEAD Rowed in Same RaceCrew ASK REFORMS Dempsey, Watch Your Step : Workers Hope to Have Job Finished Monday Will Demand Reduction of Montana Is a Very British Armaments Kreakish State | anos tthe |made of . fo ; ' of Pm \ IHEN THE FARMERS - : , 1 of 4 al re . i : : ‘YY PREDICT GOOD ChOrSs | 6 t * Oo the eka to have lite out of horves umbrellas win |teaat, to last thru several weeks of jot ghd rings Chicken of wonders ing tight crowd no hice Dinner wapours dav are not ‘swing Wi sgh Sunday f | t « $24 | % th t t $ b ‘ tion of FIRST CYCLONE CAUSES HAVOC ON ONE RANCH s can Issue add s of 76 per 0) must th ; 3 ¢ DEMPSEY TO BE PAID SOONEK THAN EXPECTED means ¢ Hart’s Code Will cherisitaty weeckoed Be Debate Subject pope ig is deetar fs apenas BT PEE achinery In t ‘ uw their tir will be debated at the mont Frog ing-water t ; 630AM 1415 Third Ave. 8:00PM.4 (Between Union & Pike) oie eee Cafeteria ¢ will sir 1 Dress Up NOW for the Fourth 2 Pants Suits Newhere will you find more style, more quality, more value! Thousands are here for your dition to that it now hold: point out. SAYS CHINA IS SAFE COUNTRY, nong, Admiral to Speak Before Chamber ai China Press, Friday morning on his way to t Norman said t less despe apectacu 7 ye ~ z a ail i : ae, <2iLj | sume his old profesisonal enpacity ‘ q , yes ~ | COMMENTS ON SALE nz}. W. D. Wilson of the Lowman-Hanford book department,| oy spinYTUALISTIC BOOKS ot | friend of Conan Doyle during his boyhood days in England,| w 1 na was the most surprised person in the world when he heard|» -| that Sir Arthur had taken up spiritualism. Wilson says that|* as a young man the only spirits that Doyle was acquainted | , selection! L| with were the “10 per cent” found in ale. | i Photo by Price & Carter, Star Statt : LIKE GETTING MAGNATE HERE BY LESTER M. HUNT ank to excess 2 SUITS Entertaining a group of railw Sir Art le, the ath FOR THE and shippin t | SURPRISED WHEN DOYLE PRICE OF ONE light cruise aboard 1 Muriel, them TOOK UP SPIRITUALISM Capt. J. Gibso Boy Is Run Down by Woman Driver '"' TACOMA, June 29.—Mrs. L. J. Wil-| TWO ROWED TOGETHER lard F n down and| ON SOUT tt ‘STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE detectives’ who|'% Tecognized as the guaranteed exterminator for Cockroaches, Ants, Waterbuga, Rata and Mice, Don't waste time trying to kill thera pests with powders, liquids or any experimental preparations. if i " : SUITS s EVERY ONE HAS TWO PAI OF PANTS, BOYS’ BLOUSES, For this event we have se- Special at - - .59c lected 150 Suits of broken lines and marked them very special. red Robert DOUBLES THE Made up for us under very advantageous circum- WEAR stances, by some of the best clothing makers in the world, BUT MY, HOW POSLAM HEALS! Posiam is so concentr: practice became 1 to give up.mar ip troubles, pim- | a resist Pc Adver- | as a Use of Fireworks And firecrackers of all kinds, within the city limits, is prohibited by city ordinance. You may find just what you want, although there are only ; one to three suits of a kind in BOYS’ PANTS, 95c the lot. Included are fancy Special at - brown checks, If you are celet ing the Fourth of July in the country, take your flash crackers and fireworks with you. gray mixtures—in worste Knickers ea bah tweeds and cashmeres. 6 to 17. On sale tomorrow. Tailored ReadyCo. 401-407 FOURTH AVE.—AT PIKE | STETSON and Seattle home of Hirsh-Wickwire clothes—finest in America, ready-to-wear] MALLORY HATS Remember, Hitts’ Flash Crackers explode on water. To 7 to 15, St OR A MAN’S ELGIN WATCH $16.50—50e DOWN AND 50¢ WEEK Get them from.our downtown depot at wholesale prices, 1613 Third Ave. Opp. The Bungalow Phone Ell, 6467 Fireworks Collections, ready boxed, 50¢, $1.00, $1.50 $2.00, 82.50, $5.00, $10.00 and Up. 1404 Third Ave, by Expert Watechmakers BATHING SUITS $5.00 Hitt Fireworks Factory, Seattle Sot ae