The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1923, Page 5

SATURDAY, AUGUST 18 TO = | misuilll 2) ays Accusations Against Her Are Entirely False AGO, Aug. 18.—Mrs, Helen wood Stites, who ts fi Sitio by W kes. fay declared she legations brough last of my name,” ved the me wi in exp ttorneys here D. Weddie step-son y i pest al gs Stokes was author of the which es of 4 to the son to at We pler have been ne Mr Stokes. “They nunicated with before filing the him every oppor his state had no de yy sire to disgrace him.” Bi Stokes in h ng, & Chicago realt LAWYERS FIX ERIC CKSON BILL, fraft of the tiative bill was b day by Corpora 2 TTT AUT TI sae ] lw and develop eg and reso’ Erickson, fa aping up nicely pai yublic ownership men. he talked with farmer of Prosser, in Ben, ticket . coples of ot Everett, Attorney James E. Brad P of Seat atte oma, for ¢ Adventists Elect Conference Heads PUYALLUP, Aug. 18 jon of > weeks, the 21 of Western W: Day Adven pw. A. R. Ogden, Seal er, 2 + 3 ule Sype, Seattle, ty secret soc + Sumner, jous liberty sec: ott, Seuttle, med. tary; A. A. Es Seeks New Way to federal regula. agents capacity got fonal prohibt. need Friday. of Customs Mil dry a act off Jackson afte: Hartson will at eftectivel rum-run: federal agents Gompers Criticizes M Strike Injunction CHICAGO, Aug, 14--S8a el Gorn. 1 pers, president of the American Fed. t- of Lab te y described t stri ae une “it al rig inst the Ladies’ Garme union on a ppl tienda atti: Mitchell Brothe bership. Mr. Gompers sald “Don’t Bob Hair,” Is Senator’s Plea |; NASHVILLE, T which he said ¥ Aug. 18 of Rom tor Webb, of Belt Buckle, Tenn ernism, grow. / Protect Mere Men From Cruel Women Next Week THREE BANDS Hooray! It’s PLAY SUNDAY BigCi ircu ComingSun On the W ay: TO PROSECUTE, Moore, Oven HER DEFAMERS “fom, hich at ‘Heilig Concerts Given Woodland and Madison wind into town, « from Spokane be everything of men and Many Attend Rites of State Official wo-thirds of all the and third trains LsCHE PANUK to be children erformances w | doors to the 1,000-animal menagerie Hubbell’s inging JAZZ BAND |Russ Fireman Has New Radio| To listen to a | CANADA BANK "CLOSES DOORS Canada has clo sued Stokes for $50,000] MOSCOW, Aug. ¥ radio concert given in Berlin or else. where thru a wooden cigaret case is the latest sensation here ‘The inventor, a simple fireman en- itor’s room of the “ * and asked whether the to listen to a radio crisis was prec nto clearing y failed to meet Home bank yester¢ editor would like concert right in his room. produced an ordinary Russian wood- en cigaret, case held one ed wire to a waterpipe and the | editor could hear the Later he heard t s Rosta was recely- CONROY & O’DONNELL “PARCEL POSTMEN” 1 provide bank will be > value at any RULOFF & ELTON From the Russian Imperial Ballet Will Hill’s Society Circus Aristocrats of Animal Kingdom SaVUUUUUUUNV UU UUOUUAVUAVEALUUUUUAALEOU GUANA thovement, says the plans of n Semenof, the in- was all very e lined the old with a few sheets of tin foil a tea packet, bored holes at the bottom, got a plece old door bell and an ferring with various | of the state, LAID LIKE THIS and a former candidate mant governor on the was the most expensive thing of the | Two Men Held on Woman's Charges PORTLAND, 1. Bess Hill, Heilig. Ward, Palace Hipp. 2. Jess Mendel. ¢ bill has been drawn by 2 ty 4, Hampton Blak be mailed Attorney C. M. Sullivan of aa, City Attorney R. J. Fausett thelr wiver a {ts season Suni le and| ‘or the Port as to its What will be the number PAGE 5 ~Mrs. Stokes Sues Step-Son for “$1,000, 000 in Fight to Clear Name } Pen Trusties Fish in Closed Streams The state s district 1 technical 4 out 4 he state nitent who are fishing in n, after er hour they Jo I care? You can't do ict replied I'm already and have ugh that ed his hook baek in off,” and he Minnesota Cows on Radical Goat Diet 18.—Cows fed Minne- townships in e their ¢ re eating rag old shoes ack of minerals in anl ed responsible. entists from the Uni- ota will investigate to discover corrective meas- Blake In the 2nd Edition of “Beaucoup Nuisance” General PISANO & CO. “At the Gun Club” of descendants produced by a fly In a season? Inspection of the submarine and| 2 DAYS MON. & TUES. AUG. 20 and 21 rounds: Fourth Avenue and Repan Street RINGLING BROS. ¢ tions for this season. an well as tho amusem have been combed best In vaudeville, e up most of the m After a annual 1 disappeared with the r 2-year-old son. 1924 season jp SLATED ES ETS TI CAT KING EMBALMED THRU STRATEGY OF A SMART FELINE QUEEN Church—wil of the locomotive explod- INHERITING POLITICS ARENIC | MARVELS 1500 ij PEOPLE Gricros of PERFORMING {és ELEPHANTS | rland auto pa Memorial Chureh—! » smoker en route with other me y secre. ce for R. Ox old Jem Smith, distinguished 1 as the Jous newcome: © spark was Tacoma, and thinking to hector the old democrat 70 GREATEST RIDERS . 200 MANY NEW Ri TRAINED FOREIGN ACTS EQUINES Morning service PACHYDERMS 100 CLOWNS international God-fearing county the stage and also play! | AUGMENTED | BY EUROPE'S | CONTINENT HORSE SHOWS MORE THAN Stop Rum-Runners appearance of 4 on of English dane’ government from acting in aboard customs 4. for Doors open at 1 and 7 P. M. Tickets will be sold Aug. DOUBLE LENGTH R.R.CARS FORMING TR MORE THAN ONE AND Vs MILES LONG. ‘ _ Performances at 2 and 8 P.M, 20 and 21 at Sherman, Clay Store, Third Ave. and Pine St. wonder pony, mule furnishes ma: was recently held wad embalmed . uncles and such Hartson and Jackson. It t > horsethteves, not aboard y one week in NEW COMEDY IS PROMISED / en of the felin MOORE THEATRE Orpheum Circuit Main 0222 SEASON OPENS © unday Matinee August 26th Box Office Will Open Tomorrow Morning sls, to be of brilliant ef- Whidby | Helllg theater, ‘These two arth Anne Baptist {dered one of the me ns of the season appeal than | introduce many y of popular mu SURE SIGN OF A GOOD SHOW— ckerman and Harris Offer” Today—One Week vA Crook Drama! with Glenn Goff at the ! PALACE HIP and original in danse classique Church—Francis y as the headline featu Ivised the workers s thelr Inder of August ction was granted by and hard-shoe, Judge George A. Carpenter Work. | tion of Mitchell Brothers, a clothing concern. It for-| n organizers from soliciting employes for mem- » most promising | n-Ten-Tennesser,” Main 0222 14 | presented in an attractive setting, \is the promise held out by nd the Star Trio. Presbyterian Valle! brings Harry Berger and Nina § , the former taking the part a measengor boy unsuccessful in col “ANY Bessie Hill's Can to the Dog's 1 Who's) tractive client Adama 1s to lead ' et y type of domestic Meeting—Auspices | Laymen's Holine as made by r to Roman women— | n| a for Two and Then Se "This promises to be hilarious don't bob your halr” Meeting—John 1 here today by Sena-! BRIGHT, BREEZY 5 ACTS VAUDEVILLE 20c Daily Matinee—Kiddies 10c*%. liton Frumkin will complote In addressing students of Peabody | ty by college, Webb said the learned em-|the program. peror realized the danger of “mod: | aa evidenced by his plea to the women to allow thelr hair to y and juggling, accompanied by incipal comed, , in the part of are the fentured players in the pho- Wiillam Courtleigh and Lysis, Leslee | todrama, the kleptomania y an ardent suitor for the daughter's —with the most grip- ping climax ever cre- ated on stage or screen NIGHT” —with— TULLY MARSHALL ROBERT EDESON LYSLE LESLEE —Also—