The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1924, Page 3

pokane re burned toms ot 3B. “f Hat me RALLY ta The bo We Groves People buy weigh from 60 t@0 Pounis, League Gies Aid to 3,04 Families | Aid was ive 08h faprilion. iN cluding 12,515 pens during 1925 by tho Social Were leagge, nce: vor ing to the anny Tepory released mpuesday, The petest work of the long’ ‘as porfored during the se yere snows and ld of February, with September # Month of fewest} oy calls for assisted —e ‘Pye moose dgehas the largest horns of any amal They oftert AL FEES” THEY ARE SEARING CF “WASHINGTN MITUAL MORTGAG LOANS” OUR RATES RE LAWEST WASHINGTIN’ MUTUAL SAVING BAIK ANUARY, 1, 1924 Licks Installation Is Unique Feature A uniquo ceremony featured the Installation of officers for the now Year of the Lions club Monday noon, When William B, Shoemaker, retiring president, was carried from the Ma» sonic elibroom by a stretoher squad, headed by Father Time, and the in coming executive, George L. Buck, Was preceded into the chamber by a live Cupid, 6-year-old daughter of Dr, Elmer Nicholson, The new list of officers includes; Carl BE, Croson, first vice president; Linton P. Ben nett, second vice president; Shirley M. Treen, third vice president; Ascel T. Spear, seoretary-treasurer; Louts P, Lucas and Angus Buchanan, truw tees; J. W, Scudder, official ob- fector, and Robert Bushell, tail twisten MA’S NEW DRESS | “pid your new dress cost you} much?" “No, Only a few sobs!” Cushing & Mohrbacher Incorporated Successors To PAGE 3 K ansas Boy Jekyll-H yde Transformation Is Probed STAR pol tuck eawesanane Sivesiasianeeny BLACKIE BEAR SEES BEHIND THE SCENES OF CARNIVAL TIME AST’ night--New Year's eve 4 at one of the midnight math nees, a& young man, a boy In fact, came on tho stage to pre wont his act THE GROTE-RANKIN CO O9TO F. KEGEL, President 1t consisted of some jug sling and some really clever tricks but only mere handful of the audience saw them—ap- pr thom. 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Tho bill was passed to enable the American Nitrogen Produc! company to purchase current at The ordin: jchologiats a are confronted with one of | Ho had worked on his act for a long, long time; he had been proud of it; he had looked for ward to this evening for many weeks, And now he had been hooted off the stage—and he was heartbroken Thoughtlessness creates more misery than any other one thing An Opportunity to Buy Rugs for Saving ‘The Paul Burgett In] who respected him thought was his. Good folks of the community, who knew him only as a pious youth, at KANSAS CITY, Kan,, Jan. 1- Paul Burgett, here, examining psy-| | firet discredited the tales of a: aylight | the moat perplexing instances of dual | », anditry all 1 by police, | And one ac ¥ iat has made personality on record. eral tests, pronounces Burgeti| he victim of two minds with an ps a hidden | inability to control elther of them." ‘| Broker Will Face stigator ter elf, ne career, ieonpun by spasmodic | mpulsex over Which he saya he has Given tin Charges in South) believes that , no control | whic ood him to regular church Fad sen See ee Nene From model Sunday schoot at-|service, can drive out the criminal) ey ae ana Burne Detective tendant to bold hank robber, police |ego which rove to supremacy In the|afeney ut ihe Hotel Seattle several say, Wan but a modest transforma: |battle, for domination of his nature.| diyn ago, will be returned to Los tion for young Burgett, “1 wanted to go ntraight,” the boy | any ac rhapalay: Right: to wae ; Held in 4 sanitarum for further |says, “But evil companions and the Substantially Lowered Prices on ‘Rugs very Room in the H ouse ata January Clearance wer d jury indictment of lnveatigation under pending prison |impulve for crime were too strong’ five counts for alleged violation o|{| With its hundreds of Fine Bupa from our regular stock and Rugs bought oe tla dell belt. ¢ MElouechyelclend? beat Maceie mee bake at price concessions offers a wealth of opportunities tc) you who have planned new floor coverings. primrose path and te with wha 18 Men Are Invited to Join Council Race’ ‘“R. 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