The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1923, Page 5

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1928 GRUNBAUM- BROS | DEFIANCE NOTE ' FURNITURE Co. INC. You Didn't Kill Us All,’’| § SIXTH AVE., BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Convicts Wrote BDDYVILLI of “defiance f Lawrence G THE SEATTLE STAR l— [_ U.S. DIVA | SEATTLE GIRL qucoummc = MOVIE SUICIDE |Emlyn C. Glover Swallows | Acid at Hollywood rt RHODES co, Our Piece Goods Show Is Offering Many Helpful Suggestions to Women Who Make Their Own Clothes Silks, Woolens and Domestic most interested in: Ready-m which the materials may be Pattern Department, too, is Oct. 9A note left: by miyn ¢ actress, and foi fith, one ture to her mother | Federal plained of 1 mess halt f militiamen | weok exchange ged to marr |head of the Motion | lon Co. of Chicago, ar | wax to have been pe uary, according to Lo vices With Fabrics—it matters not which one you are garments displaying suggestive styles by le up are very helpful and constructive. 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Some are on Fauntleroy Avenue, which is grad- ed and has sidewalks and water, in and paid for. Some front on 35th Avenue Southwest, and command an un- obstructed view of the city of Seattle. If you buy these lots at 50% or 60% of their value Do you not see the opportunity to make money? If You Have Not Yet Had a Book-map Send for One Today BARRY & AUSTIN Agents for Puget Mill Co. 220 Walker Building KL iot-0182 f th the mov wan donpe tthe t CHINESE DIVES TO HIS DEATH Breaks From Officers and Jumps Thru Window Half crazed ot the fumes of opium, | which he had Chinese, broke & dimly igh r the « and Ah Wang and B. Hi fo squad, en h@ search warrant An elaborate nlgnal xystem failed to warn the inmates of the inner” room, according to the officers, and the four Chinese were caught red. handed. Anderson and Williams entered Om, Toy Poy arose sleepily Ifrom the bed and Iaid aside hin pipe Ho was being marched to the door with the three when he suddenly turned, twisted from the officers’ |mrasp and dived head first thru the | window, striking the pavement three stories below with a heavy thud. The officers took the injured Chin. ene to the city hospital, where he! died. The other three men were lodged in the city Jail on open charges | | for inventigation. 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