The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1923, Page 4

| MOONSHI ER | a and his wifo in the PAGE 4 IS CAPTURED) BUGEN®E, Ore, July 12.-—-Whisky of his own manufacture, which fodeed Al Nell, mountain resident, In Fail here to serve a year's sentence, aie Proved his undoing, after he hind escaped and had a good oppor tunity to retain his freedom. | Well was brought back to 1 following his leave-tak Yesterday, while working tn the jail Officers said they found both Neil w behind F thelr mountain shanty, bot! S they had intended to use in their | while “laying” could not raise the rifles wl de Neil had shot himself in the hand for the deputies, and required a surgeon's service when jught back to jail to complet seeetne! teprieos imprisonment remaining “SAVED FROM SUR- | tonic Alvita. 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The musical editor is out just now But he asked me to receive any callers, ah—being musi- It’s an inter-| locking arrangement which the musical editor has with me. | Sometimes he receives my calle! his callers, Mr mission Excellent. ‘Then I musical editor where Will Mr, Hoffman will be seated with take notes and turn the story over to the when he comes back from—al—being musical some: and sometimes I receive Hoffman please to be seated? pleasure and he will now unfold hiv| HOFFMAN has a song he has written—he and his ge His partner, And they are two young fellows like to make that point emphatic Good. Two young fellows—Los that Mr. « 1:/and Mr, Hoffman himself composed the score. | ‘Los Angeles boys. ‘The musteal editor will be interested. Sam Decker, wrote the lyrics Mr, Hoffman would Angeles boys. I'll make a note of | And now what Is the spe cifle nature of the composition which the Los Angeles boys have pre- pared? Well, it’s a semi-classical fox-tr Million Dollar theater is playing it this week number last week and Grauman’s Metropolitan ts making angement to feature it next week It must Indeed be a composition of note, This will please the musical Two Los Angeles boys—young fellows, too—receiv- editor immensely. Ing such recognition. Yes. And that isn't Friday What? No, not over the radio. only Usten in mall Of course. only lsten in, H. Naturally, OW will Mr. he returns, classical number? Semi-class cal fox-trot entitled “Marcellonie.” The home of the opera. America, This will delight the musleat editor, Hoffman is sure that I have the idea Italy! Mr. more at length. It seen are all right But it seemed to Mr. ready for a higher step. nize them. Yes, I know. A splendid idea, Well, that's what Mr. out this number, which is of popular music. Se is a rather technical definition Yes. But ably will understand it perfectly. UTTING out a song is kind of guess work, Mr. Hoffman finds. You never know | Look at “Yes, We Have music—but look what a hit it’ Undoubtedly the musical editor will wh Mr, Hoffman himself sang !t for the Examiner And a great many The radio fans can't talk back ‘The requests for an encore were received by telephone and How stupid, The radio fans can’t+alk back. They can Hoffman tell more about this composition? So I can give the musical editor a good idea of it when Did I understand Mr, to Mr. Hoffman and his partner, Mr. Decker, that the Amert | ean public must be about ready for something better. Mr, Hoffman would not criticize the blues Just a minute till I make a note of that for the musical editor. poser does not criticize blues. All right. Hoffman and to Mr. | having been educated thus to an appreciation of the blues, might now be Yot too sudden Sort of a gradual transition, if I know*what he means. Hoffman and Mr. not exactly classical, mi-classical, in fuat. At any rate I can mak@a note of the term for the musical editor, who is familiar with all shades of composition and unquestlon. No Bananas.” to know, Marcelionie.” Grauman’s Loew’n State theater used The title tw 36-In. Percale, 5 Yds. $1 600 yards—a splendid as- } sortment, in light or dark colors. Special for Dollar Day. * requests came in for an encore. They can STAR SECOND AVENU E ‘AND Malle = STREET tSDAY JULY 12, 1922, Hundreds of Opportunities to Save Money on Things that You Need and Want and Will Buy time to make such purchases and get more for your money. HUNDREDS OF SPECIALS ARE NOT ADVERTISED Look for the Dollar Day Signs Throughout the Store. Friday is the 240 Brassi Specially I Inlaid Linoleum $1 vd. 480 and Very yards Inlaid Linoleur colorings. (Bring special for Dollar jieres, ma cade, wit at back. room 240 eres, 3 for $1 bought for Dollar Bandeau Bras- of fancy bro- elastic inserts ade h Cars Sheeting, 2 Yds. BLEACHED SH i, inches wide. A good, sturdy quality which gives splendid wear. Free from dressing of all kinds, 36-In. Muslin, 7 Yds. $1 500 yards BLEACHED MUS- LIN, all very good quality. 36-In. Muslin, 5 Yds. $1 850 yards UNBLEACHED MUSLIN. Hoffman to say it was a Oh, yes. A semi-classi- And the theme is Italy An echo of the Italian opera He is partial to opera. Mr. Hoffman will explain ical? Of course the blues | Com Free from dress- ing of any kind. Pillow Cases, 3 for $1 600 Pillow Cases, size 42x36 inches. Two standard quali- ties. Heavy, substantial weaves. 27-In. Gingham, 8 Yds. $1 } 400 yards Gingham—a clear- ance lot, remarkably priced for Dollar Day. colors, plaids, stripes checks in the lot. Deckwr, too, that the publi No, that probably would antago: So they put yet in above the average A semi-classical foxtrot. That of course I will understand it Decker thought Plain and what the public will acclaim. Crazy song and crazy ‘8 making. The public is rather fickle. The only way to be sure is to use a sure-fire formula. ‘That's what Mr. & copy. I can see for myself The cover is striking, that’s a fact. look Italian. Oriental, probably. Oriental, That's because an Oriental costume is more striking-looking than an Italian would have been. Undoubtedly. I sean the words? Ah! . pleasing the world with your seng, y arms you belong: . right tm Hoffman and Mr, Decker did in | the result haa proved the correctness of their conclusions | no trouble in getting performers to feature it. Now will Mr, Hoffman kindly hum the chorus, while U-mmm— tunrdedum * * * “Mareelionie. And They are having | Because it's surs-fire Here's} No, the lady on the cover doesn't Those beads would indicate she's Noveliyy Apwons $1 A manufacturer's samples of Bungalow and Novelty Aprons. A large variety of styles, colors and materials. Less clothes, don't I think? *-* low? 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Work guaranteed for 15 years, | mination free, OHIO CUT RATE AND Sundays pieces in the melody. Yes, I certainly noticed that. But jazzed up a bit—adapted to American consumption as {t were—made Sem!-cla: I think I can explain this point to the musical I presume that Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Decker spent some time in Italy to get this background. never were In Italy. popular so the public can get {t Yes, I believe I do. editor when he returns. Oh, no. They insptrational. I vee. And the name of the song—this “Marcellonie”’—that {sn't strictly Italian either, is it? No, probably not. But it has an A matter of adapting things to the public | song had been given an out-and-out Italian name have thought right off It was a straight wop plecs and they, not under standing wop, wouldn't have bought But as it is, it’s making a big hit. $500 last month in royaltie putting out the record. T Eastern publishers most money. It all goes to show that the Amer of the high:brows would ha sort of music is always app improving all the time. own original stuff just to adapt stuff from us, See? Mr. Hoffman is right. Another are musical center, Wonderful! I'll make a note of that for the musical editor. Did you notice that? from the G: and will accept the offer of whichever one puta up the think ed No reason why, protty e those Italians, Women’s and Misses’ Middies $1 Splendid quality white Jean ct rimmings on collars Emblems on and Sizes 36 to 44 ical. See? tape That background |s more or less Itallan sound, don't I think? taste Tt's all Suppose, for instance, the Well, mont people would Good grade of white front and back panels and scalloped b priced for Dollar Day it. 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