The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1923, Page 3

FRIDAY, JULY Line RTY | LEAVING TONIGHT Rex Beach’ “THE SPOILERS” SATURDAY— First National's comedy-drama that has sucl fast action that the average human eye will miss part of it— cyclone of “The Hottentot, in his latest _ tornado Marguerite de la Motte and Raymond Hatton rin “The tentot") to be a HE and Added laffs— “LODGE NIGHT” ALLACE AT THE URLITZER Burglars Had Good Cause for Regret LOUIS, Mo. July 27—Subur- argh i a safe, orr couldn't find t depa ST. ban t es, a ea Herb remedies are sure cures, Special for long time stomach troubles, chronic rheu- old coughs nd Jung, heart, skin, blood anW urinary troubles. Also all dis- men and all (of women, J. Lynound Chinese Medte 813 Third Ave., Seattle, Wanke Phone Main 6352 One casy furn of the Lorain Red Wheel Hoes you a choice of 44 measured and controlled oves heats for any kind of oven cooking or baking. j with the same They look into each other with each ready hand o| to kill! eyes, each gun, bold Ramerrez, the Rance, the gambling sheriff! And t in between the girl they both lo Golden West! WH , Mec SATURDAY— ‘s | Tonight — Goodbye THE ise My Last Times Tonight— “Children of Jazz” n to “The Law of the Lawless” SATURDAY bandit! Paramount's hilarious comed , drama hen the girl steps “ SEA TTLE STAR Y | iM y Greate ITWIE following stort mitted tn A 65 prize will b the best true story unde title submitted by « 8 Five hundred words Adventure Editor, The Star s3t Adventure this week's Btar contest the above the length ares ANNOUNCEMENT! This contest has been so popular that it has been decided to repeat it next week. Another $5 prize will be given for the best letter received be- tween next Monday and the following Saturday. The winner for this week will be announced in Monday's or Tuesday's paper.—Adventure Editor, SUE THOUGHT THE GUN WASN'T LOADED ‘Thin happened short! married, wh orting crulser's deep-t a new chan jeveral ships in| but none could be seen| as the interior of a announcing There avere were nvoy as dark rted mine husband was | und remarked, mental stage, M s the bed ing acer What sudden! you do if 1 were to I took A shipmate groped his way to my side and offered me a cup of black He For answer His antl Stet ae Heat »ve—the girl of the t+. AT HAPPENS? TEE from the shelf the revo 1 pressing it against my gun cr ked and fired it, with no|1 was in the We both thought it un-| my Then he said, “And what you do if I was to fall In love I remarked, “I I pointed the cocked it and pulled off, 1 had The but er his eye, s face was Jer burnt Naturally when 1 the dis and saw the 1 frantic When it was © normal beings again, examined the revolver and you ean imagine our horror when found four more loads in it! The five bullets and one ver (a six: | coffee pener”’ to ust going on watch t of raising the cup to lips when my companion clutched frantically at my arm and mumbled something about “the game's up!" the “regulation e hooter) the temple, ¢ epults would with womeone else Reason enough for such an ex:| re \clamation, I also thought as I look ed to starboard, for there towering over our bulwarks was a dim white streak, easly recognized as part of nother ship's camoufla, Before the lookout could cry a arning to the h mighty. thundering crash the Canton, s {will show you volver at him, the trigger, It went nearly committed a murder jlet cut across hi Jand bt | charge was nearly and t col almc all over her shuddering where she lay for n hour, "04 | dizzily to one bid hat seemed Ii The crus y happened near the bow a vessel lurched} jinto the trough of the sea, against the white foam we could see the rag we were » were AV i DAVID BELASCO’S } stupendous masterpiece of the covered wagon days— “The irl of A First National Attraction with J. WARREN KERRRIGAN SYLVIA BREAMER RUSSELL SIMPSON i ROSEMARY THEBY 7] Five of Europeans Assassin’s Victims BERLIN, July 27.—Should the oa conference be reestablished Jegations as be: five leading ates would martyrs to thelr causes be missing. | These five leaders from all over East- | ern Europe have met with violent death within the short space of time since the conference broke up. They aré Worowski, Russian leader who was killed at Lausanne. Gunaris, minis- ter president of Greece, who ed by the new Greek governm Rathenau, German fore! minister, who was assassinated Narutowicz, Polish minister, assas- ated. mbolisk!, Bulgarian ho was assassinated minister dur How to Keep Cool While Canning ‘O need to stay for weary hours in the kitchen 1 while canning. Any woman who uses a stove equipped with the LO OVEN HEAT REGULATOR can do her canning with far less time and work! 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Seattle 9:30 a. m.--Ar. Chicago 9:30 a. m. Making All Morning Comections With Eastern Trains Phone Elliott 5580 for Reservations. We will gladly deliver tickets. Ticket Office, 1407 Fourth Avenue. 00 TRIP Northern Pacific Ry E, E, NELSON, A. G. P. A., L. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle. Thomas Geldar, badly | Mantifacture of | emp when I fired at my tem Had I aimed first at my husband and then at myself, I sup: 1 would have died instantly as it was a .38 caliber God cert wan good to me. My husband c! ried the scar to his grave and altho apace ed and twisted plates of the one time graceful prow. On investigation found the forward hold nearly half full of water Every man on} the ship instantly went to work either at the pumps or passin: bucketful after bucketful of water it happened 40 years ago, I still feel lio those on deck, who in turn poured | nervous whenever I think of it jit back to Its ocean souree, Should you print this, kindly | Tho night seemed endless as cold, | my Initials: «exhausted and almost discouraged we {tolled on and on. But everything | seems to have an end, for at last a} |gray, sullen and menacing dawn made {ts appearance, Cold and for-| In June of last year my son and|bidding as it was, I doubt if ever a myself started from Seattle on a@|bright, sunny spring morning was hiking. trip over the Cascades to|ever as welcome. As it grew lighter Lake Chelan, Went on the Great|we could see, very faintly at first, | Northern to Rockport and then to/the wind-swept hills and ‘ewhaleny on the railroad belonging | roc »9 Breton. Immediately to the city of Seattle everyone was as cheerful as tho the} xt morning wo started up the | dreary coast was the very threshhold t river on foc Thunder |ot home. up Thunder creek and Long before noon the Canton had| Next day made camp at the |dragged herself falteringly to the! old plant of the Queen City Mining | harbor’s entrance and taking on the} company. The following arted | pilot, crept toward her designated | to climb up the west slope of Rainy | anchorage. | Late in the afternoon a heavy| Altho the preceding night's adven- n came up and we were glad to/ture had been one to remember al 1 an old miner's cabin | ways, yet for some reason it seemed an located on a steep slope actually tame as compared to tho{ of snow higher up and a|thrilling moment when the word zed on either side. ! sounded, “Let go! and we heard the | After supper wo retired with the rain| chains rattle as the anchor went to til pouring down. {t had been) the bottom of the quiet harbor thundering all evening so that when | ROBT. C, LEE, 1 was a ned some time during g the| 215% # Kinnes ight by an extra loud report that | \tinued to M&ng ou and grow loud cr—in fact it » ed to be all around the cabin—I was not alarmed, | Refore wo knew it the cabin | started to alide and rock lke a boat | in a rough sea, I knew we were in A landslide and it seemed as if we would never stop. Downward and} we pone MRS. L. F. 8 IN A CASCADE NTAIN SLIDE pass r PL Newest Mex Robin MEXICO CITY, “Lone Wolf" is operating in a Puebla district. Reports of his activities have been | but all the time! his capture. being thrown either from one aide or the other. ‘The cabin, fortunately | for us, was built of solid cedar logs, | u or I am sure it would never have | ope 6 ajone. held together Ho began his career by murdering | After what seemed hours the cabin | a wealthy resident of Atlixco. Since} camo to rest By Nght of aj then he has committed a number of) match my watch said 1 o'clock. I| murders and many robberies, | | tried to open the door in order to| Hoe always wears a charro costume | but st was impossible to | And it is sald that at 6 o’clock in the k to bed and |@vening, when the angelus ts tolled, | he has been seen to kneel and pray | |for the souls of his victims | sometimes slow, Ma- and, to Feliciano 19 years old, Ho is believed chorro, scarcely the | peer out, do a0. So we went bac {| stened to amall rumblings continue |thruout the rest of tho night. About four o'clock the light start Jed to appear in cracks in the roof, but the cabin remained dark. We|®bout 800 times a second, and this soon realized that we were buried the My a distance of 25} After cutting a hole thru the roof | feet | and climbing out we were able to ~ === survey the scene. Wo had slid about | one-half of a mile, and were sur. . . Mail in ; your films The wings-of the housefly beat carries rounded by mud, rocks, snow and |trees. The cabin was buried up. to |the eaves. Woe thanked the builder or not having skimped on the ma | fal | The walk back to earth |tough proposition as the mass very soft and at times we would sink |to our waists. It was a trip that took two hours but we finally made lit, tired, hungry and thirsty, but | feeling good all over. FRANK. TUSTIN | 2324 Railroad ave, N. EB. | | was a Wherever vacation takes you, our develop- ing and printing service of the superior sort is still at your command. was eee And vacation pictures deserve the careful atten- tion you have learned to expect from this store. SOLLISION 1 DARK AT SEA adventure that is most vivid in jmy n y occurred one night off jthe coast of Nova Scotia in the lath tude of Cape Breton. It-was a night of terrific seas, black and icy, ac companied by a gale that screamed Jeerily thru the frozen rigging, send: | jing the mixture of snow and ha snapping into one's » and cyes| till it was almost impossible to keep an eye to seaward in the hope of | | seeing enemy raiders or submariens before bein seen, The ship I was on, U. 8. 8. Can-| ton, New York to Southampton, with | and ammunition, was, of| course, rurrying no running lights Lights were then considered as in vitations to destruction, and a tor pedo into a four-thousand ton mass of explosives would have left little jmore shan a memory of our sturdy ship. The watch at the gun stations had | just been relieved, and on working my way forward I caught the sound here away off in the storm, A ‘TE Northwestern Photo Supply Co, (Eastman Kodak Co.) 1415 Fourth Ave, We Have — ALHAMBRAS mines Spring Cigar Co, Inc. 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My, cur DENTISTS ‘tablished 20 Yen) nd Ave. und Univ open d to 6 Dally—v to wt » \King George Buys OTTAWA, Hood Is Lone Wolf | Georse of Ensiand has pnb a} July 27.—The | herd of Canadian store cattle for his | farm at Sandringham, according to cable advices received by the Domtn- jon department of agriculture, The onward we went, somotimes fast and|sent to officials here asking ald in | cattle were brought in the Norwich | market and were part of the first | consignment of Canadian store cattle . | sold in England since 1895. the ordinary Mexican bandits, | of Canadian store cattle in England, | PAGE 3 | THE GROTE-RANKIN CO) QUTO F KEGEL, President ‘Three Groups of WOMEN'S APPAREL at Half-Price ia 82 Included in this lot are smart models of Canton crepe, flat crepe and prints—and the advices from the style centers tell us that prints will be very smart this fall. Frocks for afternoon and sports wear in becom- ing, voguish styles and colors. $17.00 Appropriate for many occasions, these attractive Silk Capes are attractively embroidered. Included at this pricing are also models of twill, beautifuly em- broidered, and sports mixtures. D297 a Tiered Capes of duvetyn, with silk, lining, and man- nish capes of woolen fabrics, with trimmings of silk ribbon and crepe lining, are among the models in this lot. 7 —Second Floor |] 4 is pointed out, has been made sible by the official removal of Canadian Cattle) crsvergo imposed by the: Uni Ont, July 27 ‘0 | Kingdom in 1895. DR. EDWIN J, BROWN'S DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbia St. Seattle's Leading Dentist for More Than 21 The sale | <3 ears The Store Where You BUY ON “CREDIT AT CASH STORE PRICES We will provide your apparel needs to your entire satisfaction e Special offerings in Sport Dresses that represent new ideas in colors and design, for street, afternoon and sport wear. 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