The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1923, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 GROTE-RANKIN CO. QUITO F KEGEL, Preatdent | ~ Congressional Party Reaches Seattle This Afternoon|THi COAST PQ FIRMS BACKING |INSTALL NEW | a [rats woe wn sre | HARDING FUND) RABBI SUNDAY tian “te wits sre we om’ College Apparel ” gee | Daily Short Story| m0 se wissental AB PPs ie the | Clchikioeh “OUTSIDE EVIDENCE” wo have t him, I'm gettir old for th » Bikur Cholim By Willie Brindley work. ‘Th With the street railway employe fhe Standard and SHell Oil compa nies, the Boeipg Airplane corpora tion dnd the Sunset Logging Co. falling wholeheartedly into jine, the Harding memorfal fund being raised Here Answers overnment had no * * by the boys of Washingtor " « dence t an that wa . Party Visits Camp | statue ot ‘President tarding here Sunday 66" /|ANOTHER COMPLETE SHORT STORY TOMORROW — J iyiniph ia" convince beyonl. ures : ” Woodland park, is moving forward . . mablo doubt, The — bartende ‘eS ‘ I ris T _ With greats specd * priate services. 1 might been guilty, or the Ww 4EWIS LOMOLTOW |": Wo iienderson, generat ay the! oy ne pore: Pree. weet wet Aretied wh. tw means of & sately-FAsOr) On odor might have got the bi a s “ eta pes it warning by deputy nited| blade held with a pair of pliers | Jartem as . ‘ . intendent of the street railways, or ave, and ¥ we! from some other man that was “ i : ¢ ’ t States ma nial rd he evidenc®|} so as to make a diagonal cu hat a and, Bellingham | sra“tior wut hase ew [Stumm har anny ma dnt uy, 'at aa we mans | What to put into the College 2 he Hocing Airplane Co. asked for ging at § o'clo Huan’ ¢ ’ al penitentiary for owning @ : a SS 00. i ' at ; Sullivan Ralph Fhodes, allas|be glued together again, but glued : : yy = Follow EROS a0 sndithe etandird “and” ent Portland will tne |Peter MM lias! Mattivon| 40 that each reconditioned bill waa razor blade and a pot of going Trunk! , ing an inspection of naval | companies requested supplies of the ANG) Wil fle | eimy, «wh true name was, tolhaif one and half ten, It was al I've got those things my enses of Puget sound, including a | badges, Sales yesterday far sur pe iakall ges RTE a wh niicted him,|leged that the defendant, Mattison |™ HAT to take 0 ® torpede station and ammunition | pected that $8,000 will’ have been | naman ce arg ciel il get aor Nee ocr megyes Ub Wh Ok ee ‘ back to College at Keyport, members of the | raised by Wednesday night. The|* Gee jo evening, HKabt : oy ye nadine cata had eruahi wilt Maybe you noticed, id Juror Fs ‘ {fairs committee of congress | monument will cost $25,000. Seite, eoen aha Méyor Brown will | oo ther SEE ee moned with do| No 4 “that this Mattison Jimmy —that is the ques- = were due to arrive it "8 emits the | BO Sheakera on the program, which | Phe more allase r me | GLAS - OF” Capers AORRINOY. 3 Ee yerson squirmed derable wher . iz ‘ én Sie Boe BECERINGS Rabbi W a4: commen trom Can. (ere v clear were] it.came Olaf's time to buy, had 3 ‘ ® x to supply @ flagpole more than On whe she : f f be ctual| vollnteered to-cash Olaf's paycheck |Uced th he more I looked at girl is asking now. i a 100 feet high, on which to fly the i 1 was ama for him. Olaf having endorsed the|bim. He seemed ‘t uneas: : ¥ 5 Pe fag th I float over the memor:|tive in the Keren 3 ape M a dimm w charged] check, Mattison Jimmy took it to|Sbout his far ' aay i a It is an important = my @ promised to deliver the pole | ment - with having made two $10 bills|the bartender in the oft drink es- Q Of ,congea Ree ee itee aati > 7e and suggested that several construc was born in Jerusmlem a1| STOW where one $10 bill had grown | rent, and had it turned into| Maybe some of you noticed that. /]) QUE stion — one we nh concern: here would be glad to] - = P ¥ efore the foll « or one © the presented e ro| When he w TORY avi iv | ba en rns here vy be glad t ago and seven bet : Th m i My ei ‘ m ? a - n pe nt : th roll ie age nd tiene: file have given much e BAR AES . his arrival in Chicas alleged to have been foNowe to Olaf, who bought sundry cide r } berg rey ee Dae kee wad sees as nl} ‘Tho statue of the late. president | was clected princl t A the Ju ime med with denatured alcohol, | 4m tls mouth and “put 11) study to, ; nd will leave after lunch: | will stand on tho ¢ xact spot where , de t a interest furie t there 4 retired in a k k reom of the!" th ket with hi bapeeet < —/ eon for Tacoma to inspect Camp | Presid " admit th oa Hewiat th ( a chief. And then prett n he . vers have the Rainier, and Saturday | nig guests at tho Elkx Big 1 = tn Chicago |e maaeanen ad $0cbil-ana started to wipe his forehead, butll! gelected for this Fall the Chaumont wii | 2s oe uy 2? taken all the | 9% bill, “Nase Gat each “neat my feet one of the most com- r prow southward and ste 5 s n the “Shucks!* broke {n the veteran i ‘ canal. It ix posaibkt the |ReP John F. Miller; of Seat! n of I one ere at’ tet to golf] plete assortments. of party will visit San Domingo on the met the visitors here ‘ t is ev James V¥, McC of the things College and 1 ff Jeruxal Loaned Gm Diamondy, Jewoley, Piya. Steche and dence, and there was no clear and will join the party in Sea Borde, Etc, . Ral , iris li ; good nted girls like. YARD AT BREMERTON The — delegation holud he NOT 1A App Not in co admitted Juror Tuesday the ‘party inspected’ the | Plowing NOT ABLES SEE 1% Olds: te Miet, tort io. 4. and emiled. “but there: ts navy: yard. atieremaaane anamhan craprenentatives Carl Vinson of FAIR E r ma esta cee eine, loud sauawks, denouncing the! such a thing as outside evidence huncheon with Admiral John a, |Gtersia, George P. Darrow of d ud HIBITS ee house and all therein, and more| When Mattison Jimmy dropped his Here Are the Hoogewerff. They visited the hos a, Horbert © J. Drane! “GaeHalis, Aug particularly the bartender who had ndkerchief, there was a hunk of New Top Coats pital, marine barracks, training (Ot Eicrida, Patrick H. Drewry of |. “dart Der grt paves cashed the k. The barten-| gum sticking in one corner, and ; camp, the dry docks amd machine | Viena, James O'Connor of | Hinvie ung nie foe sapeesh [Seattle College of Oplomerry der had cop, who had/to the hunk of gum was sticking with swagger, colorful | Loutsian jor ‘New Francis F. Patterson |), : Jersey, Phillip D. Swing cows and chickens for first hon CLINIC alled am detec who had’ called| half of a $10 bill, T handed him shops. Members of the party spoke : wen at Cont 4 necret service agent, who had strongly in favor of complete pre. stripes and flattering orn at t . “oe " his handkerchief, but kept the “ ante paredness on the Pacific for the|*24 J. H. Mackafferty of Call-| pif SoS Sou Washington edwes- || demanded 46 Mnow, in some'-par+| haig bill, and I’m betting it matebes| 1]. CONATS — thie materials navy and army, jfornia, “Robert M. Clancy of/ °y)ttaoe nidey ticular, what sort of a guy it was with the half a bill that are of -the season’s Fortifications must be developed |Michigan, and Ewin 1, Davis of | 0 MORE be 0” . kindly offered to cash half a $1 bill to\f} most popular, and the to make the Coast as strong as Gib. | Tennessee. e men. Sod inion Wanita: teh tices. extremely mod- ar, and the 20-year improvement promises to fa rogram for Bremerton and tse | Big Dirigible Gets tations of the fair a Coast defenses was warmly indorsed. ager The party Includes practically Ready for Flight Judging of the exhibits probabil: URST, N. rl 5 had declared that thi I was undul M on Jimmy | site ath‘ t"lt‘on tes, CAN NOW BEND | $29.75 to $135.00 Jer, and satisfied Olaf Lauregaare every member of the house naval | pip $5 S poe 36,-| Sells. be affairs committee. Most of the |e navy balloon, ZI. larmet a 1 congressmen have their wives : oe thin even diri-}and all a ments will have New Yorker business trip vut of the visit. |patiast had been rele ship, which has been wi G. He f the Am f gible in the world, will ris a! ed up owds | and families aloug” and are. mak. | oO, ace eee M rise tn a tri a a reas uw ne Boosts ‘Seattle mon bartender, but rather by an ing ® holiday tour as well a8| Atter eight of the 20 tons ot water|coma dny, w teeice ayn Secs TERRIBLEPAIN| Apron Thursday _ Ld c tion for 18 months, rose complete the alr cru: P P : ree : e 1p -palleakarrertnn tahitian Se ae o pee Bi | where various testa will be made. | feet u and & x 30 a teat é ape 4 pee | Only minor details are necessary to ower mot to » go on ¢ rin, € } EXTRACTION | rer need ah reat wt get reli Two Groups Are Featured: FREE DAILY 1000 EGGS i at Bg Sr Getth other work) | — : Pao ft <n : ete pot Alvite prod In EVERY HEN Prlliant Woman ies. nto reyezta! aim ont uel Enjoys Housework | 4 ottered lem evidence than wal conaition 1 have been restored to robust health by the use of your who sat fourth . z If You Keep Chickens | rea A od Pi Sst Vellaned Mattaan|Products. Obiiged to nutter with CUT THIS OUT what one physician called stone in the bladder and another enlarged hruout the trial his eyes Our Jal plate, which does not the court room, stop: /tn6 DiAdGer SORE SOOLETE cover the roof of the mouth if you they , prostate, both unable to cope with have two or more teet! at trouble with the poul-) highest; triple ese production: make hmidatt asc seaeny the troulile and, suggesting surger) Natural Rubber» AND | {ry business has always been that| slacker’ hens mM $9.00 profit ; f 1 haye taken only moderate doses net of Teeth ..... $5. UF {the laying life of a hen was too|from every hen in ProOtlt dip them tn aca in y ; GOLD AND | short,” says Henry Trafford, Inter-| months. ‘Theas abe dered huudkerchiet Of Alvita. tablets and using Alvita CROWNS ....... '. UP /|fational Poultry Expert and Hreed- ney-making Most of our present patronage is | *T. for nearly eighteen years Editor | contained tn recommended by our early custom- 1EN” system of p tra, whose work is still giving good D t tatisfaction. free to any ¢ keep six bh S¢s should ¢. a top pocket fn his|a a8 & beverage, with the result urned the etare at/that J have no 1 to squirm under operating table gum, and the more|moon, I am ‘an stared at. him, the|Hever in the vi of climbing the usiastic be. Malfa prod: lays 150 exes ahe may lay | abso! All work guaranteed for 15 yeara | 100 more. Then she goes to market. | paper Examination free. E 10 of . it has been acionfifically estab- f od that every pullet is doz h nk io z|harder he chewed ucts because of what they have ched with over one thous bie tack ra bees done for ,me—nothing short hed with over one thous mesnn bie c anned| Tho prosecutor re his case|done for ;me—nothing short of lay them on « highly ¢ Maybe I'l] dom h an earnest adm to the| Hew lease’ on life basis over = perio t wa » thelr ¢ The el Alvita is the recent scientific dis : years’ thme if given proper care. sake fe! sel for covery which t lime,” fro How to work to get 1.000 ecgs mmend 8 ful counsel for covery me, iron, from every hen; how to ket pullets | Henry iite 117 think thero's nlimbered for hin phates and vitamines to you in pake the old| Bidg. Binghamt Y.. ar K bette these apricots. | customary passionate plea. The/a vegetable which be w to keep up| copy of “The 1 HEN S gana ‘abee tled hanes in heavy egg production all ugh! be sent by return ma Ad r i jury settled back, unhappy u: y m Ivita pre eo jaye | cold winter months when eggs are| ment me t so jars, In 1 of language. il pared in convenie et form i tnt soba I'm a © MY |it seemed a waste of words from the deep-roo ifa plant oe Washed be ready to | yote would be not guilty which science discovered is a rich | { > over to Mr Jone tea with you The att for the defense|storehouse of vital mineral salts w minutes. So si in just a f fown | rambled on. Juror No. 4 stared atiand vitamin nd I'l dreas, It won't take me | Mattison Jimmy, who chewed gum,|have tried ready but the top/and pawed himself, brushing off|tonic of n No matter if you any remedies, try this | I mesmerize, charm and enthrall long, as I'm a ee eee TT PY EY EY Vues EY ED er TET ey rr , enow. A dollar buys 4 Whenever I vibrate, they fali—- la Sit bm ee NS ar what Imaginaey specks from bia ve hye & box of Alvita tablets at any ae you think of my new is ng he lavender-bordered | store —(Advertiaeme: My taste tantalizing “Oty lentils weauRil®, 15 like | Sendtoccsiae rete wranat protons | tore ver tiaeaient) tons it, But expensive, My dear, you | The learned counsel Yor the de ‘ i S$ sure hypnotizin ; j must have t a young fortune | brought ttison Jimmy to the We Are Now Tr m Beeman's, the king ‘em all! mn that lovely gown.” | Jury rail, and urged the jury to CANCER Fortune nothing It was very | look t thi innocent man, who TUBERCULOSIS reasonably priced. It just happened | had been dragged into court to eRCULOSIS 5 to be what I wanted, and I rushed | suffer from the unwarranted zeal BLOOD DISEASE bg right ih and got It when I saw itin/ of the hounds of justice. As well as all the acute and ironic Din ji 7 . . i v .. Cherry's window, at 1015 Second| Mattison Jimmy. squirmed, Tho|| diseases of ‘men and women, with ||} Hen Frocks for vacation, bungalow, porch or ¥e., fe tse Pula i i just Jurora at vipa led and Jimmy spectacular” discovery.” the Abrems seat aaah r the Pig'n Whistle. was | stared them all down—all but Jur Methods. b stunned when T*found it didn't cost }or No, 4, Juror No. 4 focused || = THE GROUP AT $1.95: 4 more, Happily etunned, Cherry's | thru steel-rimmed glasses upon lood Electronic a 2 - tty don tate. n aatistactory” Gia: | tho, lavenderburdered handkerchiet|| [Zt P treetmentePaeOO Fashioned of Chambray and Soisette, with hand- F play of garments, and ono may |that peeped from the defendant's || ——————____y embroidered trimming and neat string ties. The : buy there oa credit ‘They | pocket ime choked af ibis elect eeaical Doctors full hip lines, wide hems and fast colors make a wonderful Ine of men's | gum, spa into his hand, looke¢ Pt DAW ; Dak i i Advertisement for a place to stick it and, finding this selection extremely desirable. none, slipped it into the pocket with DR. N. Yow THE GROUP AT $2.95: Kerchief, Juror No. 4| Physician and Sur- to stare at tho handke 44 Pag Sit ‘ = Asa chief pocke Matton casianaig a Ech. and” norte te | Fashioned of Beach Cloth, beautifully embroidered jerked “his handkerchief from his Big) treating all diseases and finished, The material is fast colored and the pocket to wipe his forehead and| fi Specializes’ in’ stom: assortment includes all sizes. The colors are sky- a day on Fresh Wat r : : You will want to go East via the Canadian Pacific Railway. The, appeal of the Canadian Pacific Rockies is enough to take you that wa Ifina hurry you will sk ties of the journey as you glide along in comfort, but digressions are yours for the arranging and add worlds of delight to the trip mong these is the charming voyage across the Great Lakes by Canadian { Pacific Steamship, It offers the fas- cination of ocean travel, with none it fluttered from his trembling | hand. Juror No, 4 picked it up| \QGks for him and handed it back, smils) gag i ing. | Tho jury retired and balloted| —— without discussion, The count showed 11 votes not guilty, one} « ity The 11 looked around, try-| to locate the hold-out. | "I voted guilty,” sald Juror No, 1 ‘but not on the evidence as ed.” CR on blue, Harding blue, sand, rose, pink, tangerine and » Yow Chinese Remedy Co, burnt orange. Second Floor ‘esler Way. Main Seattle. Wash. American Chicle Co. presents the Flavory 4 in “Quality Gums” of its discomforts, and adds but f: little to the time of your trip. 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