The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1924, Page 5

THE SHATTLE STAR PAGE 5 THUGS ACTIVE (Drink and Jealousy | —= — ON NEW YEAR'S| Go Under New Year | R. HO DES 2 Men Slugged, 1 Robbed, Ban as Love Is Born MENT STORE Drug Store Robbed lig : BY JOHN W. NEL Two men were slugged and rob lbed, another was:held: up ‘by two: *4 AKE up, Jack! Wake up. The folks are here, It’s bandits and a drug store wan robbed time to start the fun,” |of narcotics and cash ina miniature — | rubbed my eyes, stretched and rolled off the davenport j grime wave which ushered 1 th® to my feet, A long day's work, a glass of wine before eat- | ‘Two armed bandits daringly robbed ing and a warm gyrate fire had made me drowsy and with [tho Varsity Pharmacy, 0617 Uni- two hours to spare before starting our New Year's eve | versity way night and com: Vet natn " | polled J. V tc cpen Pacey I had stretched out for a nap. the cash pesiater and_tho steet safo| The Joneses came tripping into the room, all a-flutter guarding the narcotics, |with visions of a wild night, George had been drinking—- its entered the store at it's a fault he has on occasions: i he} . on | pretense of FOREARG a puraties?ause| Before we started we all had a few drinks. The cafe denly pulled a pistol on MeCoy, Was crowded. Whisky was everywhere, or gin or wine. | |backed him into another room and Serpentine was hurled twisting over the dancers and the Froed him to open tho safe, from " " od by atte: ,y whioh the thugs took acquiahtity ‘of tables. The lights, sce eat pink rosettes, Boyes faintly. 2 The jury returned dope, valued at about $200, ‘The rob: | | bers then te in cash from the entre nt guilty!” But where was rogister and escaped in an autome n? Had left me? Whisky | bile which they had previously stolen will have no more of 510 B. 75th st, St down in his chair to keep Ella, ! thom | |Table Linens and Yard Bedding Goods | | Helen seemed entvan eyes sparkled and her cho awe the glow of the lights. | pre), January White Sales | |Lay In a Supply at These Extremely Low Prices George started vieiing and a friend) ang jealousy Full Bleached Sheeting—A Yard, 50c An 81-inch Sheeting of splendid quality and greatly underpriced. yo wih a and bi | Seamless Pillow Tubing—A Yard, 35c Full bleached Tubing, 42 inches wide and of a fine quality, free from dressing. | 36-Inch Nainsook—A Yard, 25c A fine quality Nainsook, especially adapted to making of lingerie and gowns. stepped beneath the light. She me. Her eyes turned green with | st. and Beacon ave., while he was| Thero was 4 swallowed by the earth, I had j walking homo at 3:20 a.m, Math- next table, A dark searched weeks, but could find no - y resisted the men, when they blue f cleanly sha trace of her. Despondent, lonesom: Take advantage of the big price reductions the treet, after taking $5 from him,|bored and kept glancing ut Helen) that has come with jazz and prohibl. CREDIT GLADLY way. During our January Clear- y fled In an automobile, [RETURNS ON tion, and the modern craze for sp ; . SRE Wyte ef Threo negro bandits attacked STRANGER'S ARM The place was full, We dan ance when the price of every garment has been rad- Charles C 429 Main st. Portland,} 1 went in search of George, When|We had many drinks, We ate sup account. Buy at the reduced prices, make a small [Hatter knocking him down, took dark stranger. There were intro-| baby bluc and a hauntingly fa initial deposit and pay for the balance in easy pay- from him. lductions, I didn't catch thy name.{miliar face. It was she, the compan Vie ss oi : :: While the New Year's celebration put 1 felt m under my lar, |ion of the dark stranger, the man I ments that hardly touch your income. was at tts holght, Just after midnight, /and mixed a highball, | at Eighth and Westlake aves. at Helen, I of bravado A Group of Wool Dresses || ®.*=":; #8": 1 mea pdedrpg ee r= OO was the vietim of the robbers. He) iy companion. More introductions, | THEN BLAZ. lost only a bunch of keys. Another round of drinks, I swept! “Brute, I hate you. Brute! Mur- nin the fight which fol- sensuous mouth, A nyretty, dol-ike/ the city, My companion was—just a | ically reduced, you too may use a*CREDIT GLADLY in an alleyway at Sixth avs, 8. aa I came back Helen was gone. Soon! per, I went out on the poreh, A jtwo bandits appeared out of the! » drink didn't cool me off any : . Very Specially Priced The two men were in an automo lner out onto the floor. ‘she screamed, "I hate, hate, U i from R. A. Columbia, . 7 | ‘Threo bandits attacked William George's wife, from feeling lone} ot ¢ 9 | Matheny, 2417 Orcas st., at Brandon *0me. |TV seemed that Holen had been! lowed, ‘The men left him lying in the girl was with him. He seemed) vir}, a young girl of tho night lite Weller st.. late Monday night returned on the arm of the| young girl a jerowd and daringly stnged a holdup |-pyy dark stranger persisted in stare | §! one remaining at the wheel At the intermission we returned. » you!’ Her face twisted with Long Cloth Kyrtle Cloth Muslin, Yard, 33¢ 10-Yd, $1.95 Yd., 19¢ Unbleached Pequot Muslin, Soft finished Long Cloth, 36 ae ¥ inches wide and desirable for un n White Kyrtle Cloth, 4% aaa be derwear, This {sin 10-yard piece inches wide and a splen- standard quality at, a length, $1.95. did wearing material, A 33d. ard, 19¢. Long Cloth nd of @ A yard, his companion jumped to the /reien and th or Were gone, mn i 6 strang , : curb with a gun and robbed Lives-| \, + ina "4 ! 0 jWe sat and waited thru another! 4 pistol glinted coldly in the $23.5 and $29.50 ley | danog ore drinks, Another dance light, then tt turted. Still they didn’t return. We aes, u on Muslin, Yard, ive Cheese Cloth, Yd., 7c 7 § The very latest models of wool street dresses in S Qtae whe sites Gao ake : : ; 10-¥d. Ds ES he stad & Full Bleached —_Cheese i / Poiret twill, tricotine and charmeen, in the popular Wilda’ and pools yi N Skee A vale eee ten Bares a peat Mo bee es wide, and priced at, a Cit, 36 inches wide and} 4 ] shades are reduced to $23.50 and $29.50. ‘proached. 1 ru the clouds lik fully: sate ain Recta le-yald':. yard: LT @bor 6 iyante good fc merable house- | | q way flushed T hate pieces, at, a length, $2.45. $1.00. bold uses. A yard, 7¢. pS t passed, Hate is bad. Yefore the a pped his with her darkness came I resolved to have no Sport Coats Reduced oa from Romething weat mow ote, | Table Linens the thick, sweet sm Pattern Cloths, 98 Napkins, Dozen, $6.25 to $21 50 pape, Of Say, DARK, crt attern Cloths of all orted designs Pure Linen Napkins in assorted patterns and S meone was Glee 66x68 inches of a desirable quality, priced at, a dozen, \ f ts of th t t del Linen Napkins, Dozen, $5.00 99-21 f A group of coats of the newest sport models in - - n Napkins, 20 and 21 inches equare tpt SP 8 9. ops 2 pleasing brown plaid effects, all highly tailored, all in a good welght are’in ay ie Damas} A Yard, 79¢ sae atterps. A dozen, $5.' 00. Damask, Yard, $ ¢ pice diaan Paruline teem asa Damask, Yard, t lips fob s pressed and feverish brow. silk lined, side tie styles, reduced to $21.50. wide and in aseortec A yard, 79¢. Jack, wake up! Wake up, | ows i Tre ttise foe the party patterns, full bleached and 70 inches wide. A Silver Bleached 64 inches are here.” | yard, $1.85. wide, at, a yard, i or furnace w Do not hang an ed off the Davenport to my Jo=Mrs. water colls, re] Tho jury filed out was fully awake. A dream! ale |} . ° ea seeibs alien ce |long walt. Where was Helen? She! God, only a dream! Wh t B dd ' fronen turns to steam and cannot ¢ jahould bo there by my side in this} On the way downtown I made some || L é é ings kitchen year several people were r of greatest trial when my life jons. against In such explosions. ng in the balance. I groveled in ky—and jealoury—are bad, So| Bedspreads, $6.75 Sheets, $1.49 Bedspreads, $2.9. “homes . the Saree nad erased I will haye none of them| Extra heavy satin-finished Another lot of full bleached Extra heavy setae in Postoffice Slows tc? Chiara : fe Bedspreads, acallope¢ miess Sheets, size 81x90 Marseilles pattern, size 82x94 : D for the D. cesta niteae ae & wonder: with cut corners. Bise Inches, and only $1.49 each, inches, and bommed. Each, own for the Day 5 ort monster ¥ shall seek with cuticpney ye ok Only perishable products were re Jan. 1— PR tte . . 25 se crved by patrons of the Seattle pow | “They tied a ror ad my neck ; Bedspreads, $4.75 oe chee, as ie ey ate 's day. The} and hung me up on the wall unti ea a § , saga hone (te Tun ay. ms ant = Dri y E ra to E nd _in QA| ||| | scvtaisiea nedrprends in ght! BlemCmed Seemed ey ganze “tacnen” ach |_| ecebs section open Tuesday put me in an oven and s various designs and with of a good weight, O8¢ each pige dl ee : were made as on Stn picrtign eagle sora ted Pillow Cases, 85¢ delivery servic : zo 78x83 Inch $ Me vapeeph ttaead Ald versity tier were naa. ments of ¥ “ Epidemics, S tri kes, Due Each, $4.75. Bedspreads, $2.25 : peta aeek Cerri ‘phone, : pefote the Bs Petit pea ‘ s. Each, 3 le 3, $1.59 nes, for full s neds, anc 55 leached Seamless in assorted patte and Pequot Hemstitched Pillow Carpenter Is Hurt Aa TRUE Sheets” weg Sisdh sitchen. -choneyoont 1_woave 1° Cae tie 45x36 inches. Each, in 25-Foot Fall ; : e Priced at only 81.59 each 25. B5e. Daniel Si penter, of 216 . isles ' Spring « idence hospital | . a serio 8 the resul | . 4 of your . ’ : : Ciddtioas trek ee tines | White Sales of Women’s Lingerie Also | Sma arraigned be-|will bo held nex 0 “They | auittal of R Molineaux, . # ing at 615 loner, Hearing were relensed on ¥4,000 bonds each, | twice condemned. for murder tn Start on Wednesday Morning | 2B 1891 She also foretold that Mrs. Norman Galt, who later became Mra. Woodrow 1 would 9 on i \ of the = oa ag Women’s Cold Weather Hose sniping, 7 f F Ribb j ee Of Fancy Ribbed Silk | year 19 will mark the beginning seolatea eed 2 and Wool . | | i : Ya , 11 Our W n's He r Department SPECIALLY PRICED = - Oiled vacedidt tails noma sty Copyright, Harris & Ewing, Aci and tan) sae abou, b Just received, a big shipment of imported Madame Marcia A splendid Weight HoamPoresid: we Willow Clothes Baskets, woven of extra fine selected willow; strongly made and are excep- Bue? fa oie your " sntiea tional values at these low prices. We have ¢ wand 1 ads hb, which will ——— 3 grouped them in three lots at: th people and clearer be sh tice a Diteaeaanecee whe combinations that “| World War Hass Is as ney on his war record, the judge the | remarked that the man should have owas spetine, ds Fined for Liquor | kept the laws of the nation he was jad to defend of justice will rule instead force of Mar blic finance will plat a big the adjustments te ic Saturn s ranitarianism BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 1.—ieder ol in which ju 75c | | 98c | | $1.39 | a new growth In| Judge F. 8. Dietrich yesterday gave | nanitart its on ntain peace, Every member of a prominent ore ‘ ail, will have been established tthe Bouse er Monday, tn a revival in art and music| four months’ jail sentence for il-| u Me awe eee on | ¢ Fi ms " chestra Vienna is a practic Within these same ears, | th scope for 1924, and thruout {and iterature beyond anything this | !esal possession of liquor to W. A phy jenna is a practicing : , 3 ite! she predicts, the Unite tes will | (tre (l money will be slow and v1. horw {Potters reputed to be the first man | PM : Save Money on Your Shoe Bills! ndify its prohibition J by at et It will be ‘the: magor | 22° "| trom Elmore county to enlist in the | m the manuf 6 and cause of contention, As to our own| Will be ome soctal | world war, and severely wounded in Leader Cobbler He Sai ae wigs [Se Oe | peas gta hal | tronic agua erm nd ter och: i rism, 7 a plea fo h an W. ©. KELLY’S AXES Sets 4 oun: | pleted ent ch | dohvehticrtay r ve Special ; raid ocala eae. 2S 3 sacs oi Tees OOLS. ARE Wednesday ¢ f Fun leading | M i indeed ‘orld, definitely regularly sell at $2.50 Sets consist of stand, ng factor in t The mod progres 3 lasts, hammer, knife, presidential nd have | {x forecast | (Copyright, 1923, by United Press) “ONE OF THE BEST MADE”—flint edge, sewing awl, ete—a_ bi ¢ re influ on future af-|m n th tga pered steel, Jong smooth handle; an out value far Wednesday— fairs of of Canes Attempts to Kill NEG T E ofthe-ordinary value at $1.49. 69¢. I the y probably in | wir u 1 midsheaven, ‘The March, tho country will be swept,| movement which will ‘rosult In the Self After Party Nottere saints chaderstand i at ft After a New Year celebration at/May Lead to Pneumonia 50-PIECE ENGLISH WHITE AND GOLD bie td remed ae V6 # f 8 in eviden cord pas I - f this 1 Radin Mrs, ‘Lucretia I A mistaken idea that many peo. 1 1 la ‘ parallel mn © committ ple have ia that a cold is seri iT ut ur avel dur ear Tt is a yen hospital, wh: he | tenth 1 re tietee a statement, but ad Almost ever r ilment A late arrival for the holidays—WHILE 1 it listur mT mitted she had been dri the | such ag pneym nfluenza, bron THEY LAST tic: po tuat ambling ra both | poll Her condition is not | chitis 1 a slight cold “Tho r Madam M Ait o € 1 At th t n of i nee ean devine, = $7.49 from the influence of M the rowever, | FALSE ONES DON'T COUNT | Hyland's 14 snd chee} on Glasses $5.0 = A beautiful set—pure white semi-porce : : aR ; flea Wa veaeraet ie teense , , Prien i ta ss FREE | $5.00 : F Jain with } band. An unusually good . a : ¢ : a H ; mtul 2 ’ : went ; : Fat ik AP Pod , i, 1514 Westlake Ave. t nfl 1 t course t¢ 1 n't any. moro ‘teeth."—Le} t Bartell Drug Co—Aadvertise- | Hetween Pike und. Pine nf leading t country into| follow, nus, Jupiter and] Rire (Paris) i