The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1923, Page 24

THE SEATTLE STAR SCOVERER OF ( AN AFTERMATH OF WORLD CONFLICT old Timers to Dance Old erga Think Before’ RADIUM, POOR j= Steps at Meeker’s Feast) sr, en Oe ote e firm, to congress for an in “Christmas over —ne. |Pioneers From ’Way Back Will Help Oregon) creaso in the duty on Imported) moro holidays to blast the Zam A | sodium nitrate, which was heard last ily purse for a whole : ee ; °F fl bd Trail Blazer Celebrate Birthday IBeptember, tn expected shortly, nc-|] ‘Then his face falls, He remem Franc to Science , . } ‘ was scdeelia cording to information received by ber 3 i nite ih oe | M + 7 ; ° Ail is not Jaze that dances and ‘the who “had passed his 100th birthday.|company officials from the national Onl nal: mon nm re PARIS, Dec. Mme, Curie, wie ay oldtimers, men ad women, of 70] He will deliver the invocation before | capitol main until Un : fan Pie se ¥ name is inseparably linked . chat : years or more, Who attend the 94rd | the complimentary dinner Another | annual ome tux, on March 16, With the discovery of radium, of 3 t \ | iivthday party ot Bara Me aker, Be |!4.Olnon, of the ballroom ability, ana THEY CAN KICK THEN Riealue to science and medi. | ‘ ‘ : attlo author and Oregon trail blazer, | Meeker ix anothe orty members| ze ithe deat n . shake hoary locks and forge ‘Horrowed T' olub will jerman tavern are nelling drink. | ” A has devoted every franc she| [iyo ; \ f ‘ will ahnko hoary Jocks and, forse ee teen viii tonaee {ables at prohibitive prices, we read, | Winnifred Leaves Possessed to scientific research. “= . y “ . : thelr rheumatic knees in the Virginia 1a party, he ee {but the real divtress won't come till | result, she is in extremely | - " a , ; fe reol und other olden day dincon at | than thelr allotted “three ncore Years | oy La GhAPOIRE | GHORLIGR for Pen January 1 htened ciroumstances, but has Mooves cafeteria Saturday evening. |and ten” and an old veteran tom | Hoes. —Ban Diego Unior wiowitrad ‘Giuboke “wilt Laan #0 0 pleat y 6 | the Soldiers Home at Orting has sig d all offers of financial as- M. Olxon, who pleads guilty to 86) ¢ —— sated ‘o begin serving Heo for her personal needs. winters, & resident of Kirkland, has | nified hiy intention of making merry | King county jail fo ts pes 2 ends and collaborators have, notified M ¢ that he will at |with the throng expected. New York and birthday dinner last | term of from by) site heditlaee ‘a iver, much against her will, , ~ exhibitions of the walts/ and polka | RACH GUEST WILL | year will be shown, | Walla vet vas anon ia bar cane t6 tho French and maybe a magurka for an encore, | BE GIVEN A ROOM At 5 o'clock the party will #it down January was announced ‘. . e 0 A er 60] o dinner at Meeves’ cafeteria, After ; mment and it is likely that with @ partner who admits her 60] 4 yfr, sfolton, ploneer of the day to dinner at Meeves’ cafeteria, After y f 4 | . at 7 o'clock, the entertain- ieent. ‘will shortly agree to a " : years. when Washington was a near-wilder-|inent features will start, ‘They will Wed Two Months, lof the ministry of public me : It will be the most pretentious | ness, has written Meeker from Deer consist o dress by Fred V,| uction to grant her a state . Moy bi birthday celebration ever given by|Lodgo, Mont,, that he will be hero] (onuist of an address by Fred V She Asks Divorce . Holman, Portland, Ore., author and on of 42,000 francs, or about 0) ‘, ‘ the snowy-halred patriarch of the |for the party, Many others are also | for 16 years prenident of the Oregon| Because, she charged, he failed tol ‘ | i ‘ rs plaing and Puget Sound country, He | looked tor, Meeker sald Friday Historical society; vocal and instru-| contribute to her support, Mrs. Alles: Bee caries. modesty ang desire ‘ Intends to leave his home at the) Arriving at the Frye hotel, all) mental selections, old-time reminis-| Combs filed suit for divorce against Mself-effacement ts proverbial in » : . Frye hotel, for Los Angeles, in Feb-| guests of 70 or more, whether plo-|cences and the dancing Herry F. Combs in superior court selentific and newspaper | “ “ |ruary to confer on financtal plans /neera or not, and their friend, will| Mayor B. J. Brown will make the| ‘Thursday, som two months after When abe returned from} ‘i for hin proposed pioneer motion pic-|be given a room, A compliment. address of welcome. lthey were married, Both principale ted States with the precious} Germany needs food badly, if one were to judge from this photo, just arrived from) ture enterprise and wants to stage aliunch will be served at noon a Le onen ae the any wake wriaie intl oar aa ie of radium presented to her} Zurope. It shows a ne in Berlin when the “bread man” came around, | big “blow out” for all the eltizens of | Woods cafe. ited by Meeker to contribute flower ibs Be —_ The women of America for her ROUTAN TSAI ” ST 5 7 | What was once the “old Oregon coun: At 2p. m. they will be taken for the occasion, calling him at th THATS NOT NICE ory she could scarcely be {n-} . fae by explosidns of dynamite caps WHAT PAPAS DO |try"t of 70 years old or more, Every: an auto ride about the city, if the| rye hotel. He went to Olympla th s to say a dozen words for | 222 Miners Are and two by breathing apparatu: | “fy: phon. deen in @ itore.: What |o* of that age, whether a pioneer | weather is favorable, or m in| first of the month and pluc She—I heard you singing in your ion. ; i The first big disaster here oc s shat jor not, may attend with one friend} the hotel lounge and renew old ac ties of flowers growing 4 room this morning. ‘The government's proposal is in | Killed in County ad from a powder and gas ex.| {0s yours do as “company.” ‘ quaintances. At 3 o'c all will’ be | blooming outdoors at that time. This| He—Oh, I sing a little to kill times to commemorite the 25th vEST FRAD RT, Wh, wion in which 48 wero killed and|, “Oh. ho doen whatever mamima| Ono of those whose nge is “more."*| guests of Mecker at the Columbia exhibit will be on display at the cele-| She—You certainly have a good . of the discovery of ra-|28—-Coal mine accidents tn Fre three died from asphyxiation during| tela him to."—Detroit News will be Chaplain Stubbs of Tacoma, !theater, where a film of his visit to| bration, | weapon.—Tit-Bits (london), B, an achievement accomplished | eee css 223 persons | rescue work in. 1908. | — = - 5 sos Mme. Curie and her husband, |) Whe Mt 2) Vereround superin. |, The famous “Cherry mino disas- Pierre Curie, i a ed a eae eee eeerale coul-predues| tcf” of 1909, in which 258 miners “Butomobile accident in Paris in| /CHUERE TOF & - pS were killed, occurred in a nearby The first of tho hitherto un |The latest i county of Southern Miiuoin, I THE SUPER SERVICE he latest casualties wero In dite BUR PEE | 7 elements slated by the) November in the largest soft coal nea i % | y COMBINATION ptific couple was named Polo-| shart in the world, located at Orl-| MOTHER REAL GLAD | Mas a tribute to Mme, Curie’s| ont, four miles from here, when| “f hear your boy devotes a great | rthplace. |two miners were killed and 13 {n-| deal of his time at the university to MPhis discovery,” says the pro-/|jured by a gas-pocket being ignited! Ms Jong.” “was one of the marvels of/ by a miner's head lamp. “I'm so glad he has taken to an i pat 4 selence. Prepared by the) Of. the fatalities, 203 were|old lady. I was so afraid he'd fall ‘ | t VA, bie researches of Henri Bec- | killed by gas, 15 by black powder,’ for some flapper.”—Exchange 33 \ 5 ) 4 J, the collaboration of M. and | ————— _ - \ \ Z : @. Curle first revealed Polo: Z aN Mlum, then radium, the most active | \ | ‘apd mysterious of natural sub. . 3 Satances. France feels it a duty to} Memonstrate its gratitude to those | ‘ a ‘ Who have given this glory to the} . § utmost in 4 Mation. Pierre Curie died prema-| 9 OYL STOP tn used as a means of con- turely. With admirable constancy, | KE ay ) ‘ ‘i Feel tor Breventina oll Gemniker oe third ring ts simply a very high qualit extraordinary faith and abnegation, | D oF step-cut ring such as four . Bime. Curie has carried on the ¥ af step cuta, Olve your motor Work, The moment has come for! : : of life, You will be surprt ie nal secornnense" | St 6! . Set, for one piston, any size state on The year 1924 sees us on the threshold of what W eird Bits ef. EMWWICE will no doubt be the greatest period of develop- ; ° —_ W ment the Western Auto organization has ever seen. jon the W ure 2 | There are reasons for the tremendous growth of this : SO M —E rt j A G e ( | concern of 80 stores, and they are summed up in the Os coe ae es zhao Non-Skid slogan, “Saving and Serving With a c Weak and sick from exposure, Besiey pationt, A $1,000 bul NEW ss License Frames W Pedal Overcoats Was found sewed In a pocket in e ; a fastens s * bis red flannel undershirt. rotection y . ie %6 ¢ mergency handle e: &6 LEAVENWORTH Kana., Dec. “ 2 Seoenas Nerrine, aces st | SOM ETHING ome eae the soldiers home here, and his | UO cetnen <Ctont) Conta eeardvniirs anaes ey ts sarreca. oc Hacer Western Giant” Cords are insur ean = $5.50 City, Wis., were reunited here So neat and good ee Se oe ance against skidding—the high, | “°°” wear? ona) bine Eta Hoos Curtain With BRECKENRIDGE, Texas, GREA - same at rol VAN Cgc aaat aes lait € ; a psy vane Bevel Glass the row of deep suction cups make : Bi conde pars dnp Dec. 28.—Scores of rattlesnakes - ttle ee coled in a fourday war them practically ski This Cylinder Head m1 on. put th against a huge nest of the rep- Something that Seattle men have long wanted—a skid-proof. Per pair tiles. Dynamite was used to || thoroughly reliable tailoring concern where depend- means safety to the car owner who Gaskets ee ee rece able made-to-order clothes can be secured at the low- drives in all sorts of weather—then, sie est price possible to make a good suit. Super line of kee oat Oe : > Ss FORT WORTH, Texas, Dec. all-wool materials in all the wanted patterns and too, we have again reduced the prices > Ds cates. & toned a Loces. ae: on these fine tires, Read over the list Anco “Hot Spot” Bhoe in the street and threw it 7, “ over his shoulder for luck. It below—come in and try one ‘“West- hit M. D. Rubenstein in the face, | rn Giant” Cord-—vou'll eave a Manifold Mi csiny cat toy tests, | G 4 A RD OPE NING ern Giant” Cord—you'll save money, | g +96 receive a really good, serviceable tire | eas ———~ ye FORT WORTH, Texas, Dec. Made ce otepas) ekecos: les Beak stcuics ache te and get non-skid protection. stentatele tieoe aaah coral Cie hor ren g local theater. A man was carried to fit rices B0¢ to ! ana see out on a stretcher and hauled =: $1.60, ace teieae AS phbeaetbonta es wh away. “Laughed himself sick at ante 1 F the comedy,” the press agent ex WESTERN | We can supply you with ght veces $2.45 -...; ae 30x3 SPECIAL 6 is net Ba Fine Pca For Ford cars. Guara ‘ oe ee ‘Many Faiths in y) CORDS Fe a ee cit el com, Inereake mileage i oe ; Dawson Famil. a Rp router a fully sat . KKINSTON, N. C., Dec. 28 ae ' ‘ D Packing “ sg ng Tire Covers H. Dawson, 75, treasurer of Lénoir r iring cor t ast tra ‘tikes sh ua ve protented County many years, and Mrs. Daw- q . ae Le Bigg i a ti ver. Sunlight fon recently celebrated the 62nd ; : : c 5 out of rubber anniversary of their marriage. Mr. ¢ a ane fabric A and Mrs. Dawson are the heads of r LH bed Sgetan “hs <=! 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