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PAGE 2 \ THE SBATTLUE STAR | MONDAY, DECEMBIEK 17, 192%. — = — oo : — ; ’ U. P. Corraspondent |Commissioner Lauds |Washingtonian Wins |Humphrey Declares |7() Cases Wait U. S, |“Bluecoats” Keep Tr ag edy F ollows Cop 8 Married in Geneva Prohibition Work! Rhodes Scholarship Coolidge Is Talker| Grancd Jury Action, Order at Church Effort to Hide Booze| GENEVA, Deo MAN literna:) Bonotite of prohibition wore deelar-| yred 1, Wagner, 19, son of J. H,| ‘Tho {doa that President Calvin] Vtenty of work Jp lined up for the| Tesponding to an anpeal trom the Honal romance has cth’minated hore/ed tremendous 1m an address BY POE) Wagner, yecontly appointed head of | Coolidge does not talk Is a myth.|feceral grand jury, which meety for) Rev. 1, W. Wrickson, a nquad of A ELT {in the marriage of Renry Wood, FRI iUna G Peeea eh as she M. | tho United @tatos bureau of educa-lin the opinion of former Congroww|tho| full term iq Judge Jeremiah | police guarded the Graw Methoaut He Labeled It “Cyanide” and Was Accusec | Vaile Prose meres hye Sunday afternoon, ‘Three hun | tion, hax been awarded # Rhodes|man W. 1, Humphrvy here, after|Neturer'’s court at 10 a.’m. ‘Tuesday. | vpiscopal chureh, 19th ave, 6 Nore? Oa T i i | Noglie Juvet, beautiful Asuehter of! dred men heard hia address, }soholarahip at the Univeralty of New) a two months’ stay in Washing Between 70 and 44 casun mwalt action,| King at, during services Bunday of Trying Suicide W hen He Dr ank It ono of tho old familios of Veneva, | Mexico, Ho t# tho necond Washing: | “Coolidge talks freely “involving in the main prohibition and ining The minister reported that zs : of moment, but does Wast®| narwoticn law violatwyne, countarfelt.|foF some weeks past a crowd of on idle conversation,” he 4°} ing, auto thefts and offenses against | ; . : nations and met Mine Juvet, Wood represented the Unfed Press) “ary and Mrs, Wood are now on a! ton state youth to receive the honor BY JACK HALL Une ead IRS sh y Frone! s out tho} ; oye had been interfering with wer A raging appetite for eyantdo be ) ae erin) b hg eerie pena ¢| Sain tio iw Aly | SHIA: aokeon: | Orrly Wy BARAUMRY, Of lithe postal awe: vices’ by fbeie peanks, pees going fore dinner is, ys, A Femark | L_XHE Sos ALRIGHT (| ndents in Mara pe 1 Pocket gophers, livite near Loa the University of Washington, ts the lidge's moat prom trait,""| ‘ - - - —|#0 fay on one occasion as to tu Boe accomplishment, but ‘ee Fe PRN or the past two Years Waxdt has! Angeles, ahow no appreciable differ. | Other added, "in } yility to| is Soncerned.* off the lights in tho bullding. Ail PHE Man on the polloe force be " ~~ n stationed In Geneva, whoke he » from foxnll Kopher® whieh] Wagner goes to ngland next Octo: | say ‘yon’ and ‘no’ auighiy and hint Humphrey will remain here un'i)| was quiet after the advent of tha es a Cue Bye Ta 3 - £ work the loam of lived in California 200,000 yore aga ber to attend Oxford university, decivion Js final then, as far ax he Hidaios hoildays, — Member American Homes Hteaut Por Better Americau Memes! a his name, Why lay him open to More criticism and comment? But} here's tho story During the years when “hard ‘Vikker” flowed freely and inexpen: sively across the bar, thls cop av-| nuired a liking for good Sgoteh. | Not that cyanide is to be compara! ~ with Seoteh, but— | He found it inossvenjent FP sok pa : provisions of the Vol |” ,, Bier, ane to a longestabliahat| "“Sutcltet" he stammored; | Habit of indulging in a “snort” of} ‘That's what I said," barked his} his favorite beverage before lunch: /companion. "Go home and go to bed | 4 lie you feel so bad, or take a shot of Repeated acts of vandalism by | Scotch,’ his brother officers cured him of | ! select holiday gifts now paynext year! @ |Partners with Santa Claus for 60 years—an angry a \ - taught us exactly what gifts clos in g out all toys give the greatest happiness for the longest time. Gawd!" groaned the blue he habit. of leavi his bottle in | coa an't you smell itt’ - . j, RG ieckern’: Bat goniua wan not -te| ‘The copper bent closer to the ahate| —at cost! —this big store is full of substan- : ed, He purchased a square |tered, dripping debris. He sniffed ri ey ia BPA te. cro store, one with &|One eaitt war enough, And then Hel —nearly cost! tial, lifetime gifts - either to red label and skull and cross bones | silently sneaked away. | ’ dress up the HOME or to make on. itt, | Seca —less than cost! your friends and family happy. 3 bh ate : er many moons {re ius se Girls Slate Date for Annual Meet “cyanide” aroused their direst ap- prehensions. ‘The owner of the} NEW YORK, Des lactThe nas cme eree, Jonueni. | When, no tional convention of the Y. W. C. A, will be held in New York April 30, one was around he Santiously wi hi tle and drank deep! “ey ine eet morning he didn’t | May 6, 1924. The Hotel Commodore come to work. His brother cops|has been selected as convention were worried. When a week later | headquarters, Over 2,000 delegates, ~ the’ missing officer staggered In, a/Tepresenting 1,046 associations, are Yery sick man, and told them ho | expected. qWas suffering from the grippe, they cop eae rte Watched him closely. Craftily he watched for his chance ‘until no one seemed to be lookinx, —no need to touch your savings. Select end-—only 6 days more of the most won- the gifts you want and let your “small derful Toy Values ever offered in this change” in weekly or monthly pay- reat city. Every toy MUST be sold be- menis give you a big, Merry Chriat- ‘ore Christmas—a sale in which your Toy maa! =/eiiice'= (GIFT PIECES OF FURNITURE happiness for the little folks. Where that bespeak loving thoughtfulness and —Seattle’s greatest toy event now nears the possible, do your shopping in this depart- ment during morning hours —this will greatly assist ug in handling the tremend- ous crowds, ~ “Your Credit Is Good!” |Councilwoman.Talks | Before Preachers 4 Wit! Nan artes tog he opesed it, puiled| A talk on the toplo “Civie Right: ° ee & out the square bottle and raised it to| preg Md ‘Gysnclineae ae a large-hearted Ch rts t mas spl rit— ais je bapsanat. |meoting of the Seattle Ministerial | —add toy purchases ; ' Smash! The bottle struck the floor, | UAlon at the X. We @ 4 Monday to your account eaten bs swept from his fingers by another | peel dR So ‘ieee Wily DAD WAS MAD “Trying suicide, hey?" demanded) 7,4 girl looked distressed when the the wrathful copper. a } young man kissed her in the hall The owner of the bottle serreyyy | “Oh, Tom," she murmured. se vooad oa cl go In and put dad in a good temper. He's been shouting and stamping Ns jabout the place for the last hour,” Ta.Cure a Cold in One Day GIFTS of SILVERWARE —hundreds of interesting silverware items for your selection will be found in our extensive Silverware Department. Just these few gift suggestions. “Why, what's the matter?” “I told him you wanted to marry me."—London Tit-Bits, ‘A DANCE and bazaar as a bene- fit for the Draper Children's home! will be held Friday evening at} the Polish hall, 1714 18th ave. COMBINATION MAHOGANY tea cart. Exactly as pictured. Drop «leat top. Rubber - tired TEA WAGON EXACTLY AS pletured. Combination walnut or mahogany. Drop-leaf top. Rub | Friday was the most popular day | " & wheels. Glass tray top, Special wor ; : for weddings among the Jews in me. | omy 4 CHILD'S DESK. A gift any peice algae, Glass tray top. | : WOOK ore cr cccrsecseesens 26° child would appreciate, Exact- a re i week se ly as pictured. Fumed © 95 "ttt shies oak, Speciale... ...0. One X-Ray Free} SILVER-PLATED SANDWICH TRAY, IN OVAL BREAD TRAY, AS PICTURED. HEAVY gitt box. Pierced design. Very 2™ quality silver plate. In gift box. Special 2” special priced while quantity Jasta.... —~ priced for the Week..c+ssseesseecseersereeeeed hone _ The tonic and laxative effect of Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets will for- In the extraction of teeth we say to our patrons: If we hurt you, don’t pay—could we say | tify the system against In- more? fluenza and other serious $5.00 UP CRUMB SET AS PICTURED, FINE QUAL- 4 ills resulting from a Cold. | . ity, heavy stiver plate. Boxed for gift giving. NICKEL TEA ‘TILE. A GIFT FOR THE KIDDIE ‘ ting Gold Crown and, Bridge Work Special priced for 75 Put up ina Bilver-plated FS The box bears this signature : BO TAMA, SAME GAB) oko cha ynonee eda ncs — gift box . 95c¢ drinking cup...... 95c é H Boston Dentai Offices MAIN F100 er iQhOK BR: gp hMOKE R- » OF 1422 Second Avenue tured. Mahogany Mahomeny BRAND. As pice HIGH CHAIR. Gove we 1288 tured. ed. Mahogany Fumed oak. 965 ne rc Stand the Teal of isue fates. Be 635 finleh, ab Secale... Boe 22 Years in One Location Member American Homes Bureau: For letter American Homes mum “=the little red rocker!”’ —Santa’s favorite gift to good little girls and boys—several hundred of these are here— join our A.B.C. 223 CHRISTMAS CLUB PAY y A WEEK smart gift. |UMBRELLA —new French style novelty um- and one is for you! this Christmas give Mother brellas. | Tips and ferrules 9 4s match the very dependable an A. B.C. Electric Washer quality silks. Frames are 10- ba. ribbed shape. A very desir- able Christmas gift. Special for the week.... t it be a wonderful thing, if it were the last wash day for That's what it means when you give her an A. B. C, Electric Washer, All her future wash days will be a» simple ay A. B. C. when she receives this famous washer. Join our A. B. C, CHRIST. MAS CLUB, let mother use an A. B. C. while you pay for it the ame RED NAVY ' way you would pay a hard-working wash woman, paying $2 a week 7 DE or . TAUP. BLACK BROWN CARDINAL — MOENE ELD low priced! 345 —pouch bags of real calf. Fancy frames, Silk linings. Pannier handles or double strap. All colors. A gift for HER. Spe- cial priced. a featured value: —exactly as pictured, this attractive, satin - finish, brass bed is an exceptional value. 50 only in the lot. 2-in. continuous posts, 7- in. fillers. Special while quantity lasts. pes ALL-WOOL PLAID BLANKETS 142 <= regular price 18.50 ee rmryoy vl # wea SH OereLo Tuesday from 10 A. M. till noon only! —making little folks’ dreams come true, Tuesday from 10 a. m. until noon we place on sale little, old-fash- ioned, red rockers for children 2 to 3 years old, exactly as pic- oe (fear off thin coupon and mall to os) om out-of-town folks: “Your Credit Is Good!” —do your Christmas shopping by mail! FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT tured, with imprint on seat, 1 Furniture Co., Dept, 23, Seattle, Wash Nesta Departence: : kare raake use ef aur FREE Positively none sold before 10 a. < encloned find $ first paymer aaé send me the following ot: ure Invited to ‘List mle, Nome they ceaire t6 ‘rent. m. or after noon, and only one to articles gelected from this advertisement department. 'T. ike 4 ome you have for rent with this a customer. { I keep same I will pay you $ monthly until goods are —sorry we cannot wrap or deliver —if you want our FREE catalog of home fur- STANDARD FURNITURE Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Founded 1904 SEATTLE Type ls TACOMA fecond Ave, at Pine St. L. Schoenfeld & Sons Son *SEATTLE- SECOND AT PINE TRADE Standa * ESTABLISHED- ‘TACOMA: < SCWOEMTELD E SON MATEK ualtt , blanket, 7 84 tn. size. Bound with Zinch silk ribbon to match tn attractive

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