The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1923, Page 18

PAGE 18 THE SEATTLE TAR { tn s . FRIDAY, JULY | ASK RARE GEMS | Twist ted Remains | of Por tland- Seattle Train : THUGS FAIL IN| -— TO REPAY LOAN Sse a ROBBERY TRIES Diamonds of MacDougalls ‘ , s f : 4 fod Attempt to Steal Two Safes Cbject of Suit ’ ; | But Are Frightened Away i 6, 1928. yang’ of safe robbers, - , rorized & finnie t ink over a dowen eat I t e, held of which were taken from Pigg P i p ale if a ful attempts on Plus Wige ught & stores early F morn Mandolins Guitars bank & Tr sach case the ere ff 4 Modern flat type, Regular Spanish sain of ‘e prose 4 easy to hold—can’t _typeastandard size— amend eae een atene: Bae a nd diamond ring, one wobble— mahogany various finishes to w ; ig y and diamond ring, one brown |preparing to load it up : finish—accurate choose from—cor- amend’ sina @ tie Seana Toe when W. I, Brown, operator of the i scale—full round _ rectly-fretted—ebon- quolse and diamond ring, @ larwe [when WK: Brown, operator of te ; Ithe noise and turned on his Nght o arm 4 solitaire and diamond tone, ized fingerboard, sainbadaat fr The fewelry was taken as col $7 up Sy up teral for two loans mado by Hilohucitars $25 up, The yeggs dropped the safe and es. f jcaped in the auto. M eye or PI Wisely stom at 4 22 b t 1922, to Mac hin wife, one for $2,600 and the second for $728 Music books, sheet music The notes came § $ and tho bank has demanded pa Steinway and other pianos ment, but it has been refused if MacDor nen Waa one of the found Duo-cArt pianos True Viarolas, Victor records “Everything in Music” who jimm \finally smashed 4 |They apparently be end fied before comple! jof the safe, as ft was found later, in- t | tact fi pmereiers robbed the Lewis Pure ‘ a” due in December Macbe nugmll- Southwick several years has had with the nt com. ninent in Se mined in her Concrete Mixer Runs girl, It appe t rs an ‘4 i Sherman & Go, [een sc nt t= eee |Wild on Jackson St. : i , ppccbeth Running wild on the Jackson st. r “How about beauty vanishing hill, Friday morning, a huge co Third Avenue at Pine with excessive study, Miss Kemp crete mixer collided with a tho phone pole at 16th ave. and then ran across the aldewalk and struck i a Japanese lodging house at 1695 ce abe has, The more In this mass of twisted steel and splintered wood Engineer Edw ard Rhoddy of Seattle lost his life when O.-W. R, & N,| Jackson st. No one was hurt, altho @ has, the better she! train No. 564 crashed filo a slide at the Sixth Ave. station in Tacoma, early Thursday morning. The train was bound | Ne concrete niente a oft F t A pile | from Portland to Seattle when it was wrecked and several ¢ oach s carrying many passengers left the track. That the| ttre several aul t | telephone pole was broken off close | Campfire Teacher Says | Sao™ala” try. sivn_tha| oes of life was Meited to the engineer fo considered, mirseulous ogra toedpe be kag world the low ie pwn that camping | the center for a @istance of ten feet, making two legs, upon which the Modern Girl All Right ried nie dr lige aie 7 aN ae 'Council Kigieives | Juror in Whipping |Discuss President's oie sol’ ine oomes eee i SEATTLE Tacoms + Scoksne ~Portiand Nonsense learns, the or seop * cam) an art o » SY 'e owned y V. Ra a, 3415 Corliss ; low Cot a hundred really Know ange (thelr own devicen, the female Dan] Transfer of Pound) ‘Case Becomes Ill, Visit With Mayor |?" * "==" rte ‘Also Comes to ‘the De Defense of the Much} jthing about camping at all, In the | Beards would soon have it all over nes Ace crey, Fi ouly st M.| 2 EB. J, Brown spent Priday| —_—_—_——— Maligned Colle College Flapper |e ils rome: we tench the ir ta ln morning with members of President| Fractures Skull in W. Bigginbotham, is threa ppendicitis, physidlans an: lay. Unless physicians for the transfer horse, sheep and “The boys might have the most efficient camp, but the girls would | © |Absolutely; camping | "oF! jan tial one, at ow. GIRLS ARE Ka |ON CAMPING T There is no dif yo capabilities: of ma: art. And Harding's arrangements committee. | +14: discussing details of the president’s| Fall From Building mbers is abl reception whe. he arrives, on hix| While working on a@ building ring the remat q¢jreturn from the Alas voya construction at Valley st. » the trial may bo de-| Hugo Kelley, secretary to the m: 1 Fairview ave, Thursday after. 1 or, announced Friday noon mn, George L. Sherman, 38, of BY JACK HOHENBERG | ¢< ed the watchword, “Wo-he “The modern girl ts all right! work, health and love, as h ) This is the declaration of Miss| FLAPPER IS NOT Edith M. Kempthorne, national field|IN HER VOCABULARY ecretary of the Campfire Girls, who} When asked about her opinion ot| = ts on & brief visit to the local or-/ the King County Humane ty was be the m original. Girls are uthortzed | the etrair re ort n one may think.” the rela Mise Ke or Sdreased the female, modern college girl, the field Gilat ari « the country, ia 7987 1th ave. S. W., fell fractur. Bantzation. For the past eight years | secretary brightened perceptibly. iz It comes to ¢ ee | og: Mealth,. Friday ‘efternoen, be KHAM, Eng., July 6.—Cha LONDON, July 6—Army tests |ing -his skull. He was Seonians ‘0 F and only 11 have elapsed since the} “She's a mighty fine girl! Bo} Kempthorne declared f he | Camp ney e ] ] vealed that only 36 per cent|the city hospital, where his condi- © Campfire organization of 150,000 wns | full of life and always wide awaker"|toyed with a litte gr ment | fore for other portions of are phvettally Of tion was sald Friday to be serious. | started, Miss Kempthorne has adopt-' Mims Kempthorne is very deter-| which hung from her . that Ifthe ate tina careamntegns PIKE PLACE AND ECONOMY PUBLIC MARKETS ! SUGAR size, °F HASTINGS: sae 1523 PIKE PLACE MARKET CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 6 bus 23c New Golden Daten Ibe ’ Sugar Stalle—Pike Piace, Economy and Municipal Markets Jar Rubbers. FIRSTIAVE. AST WEEN, PIKE AND UNION. 57S. 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