The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1924, Page 7

a a ced ha LOT tatiana rane ne Aare Aceon ete te UtrRReRE rmanrerPhT es MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1924, ‘ THE SEATTLE STAR Se Dorothy Johnstone Not Maver s Driver, Sick, Is Anx-|Five Flee From State Home ? Wed, She Declares Now | lous to Get Out of Jail in Pennsylvania ol Re . f . y | WILKESBARRE, Pa., Jan, 7 | Escaping with five other girls from ck at he ’ | chauffeur fo S68) the stato Industrial home yt Muncy, out of sight last Wednesday mom: |mand, film notre, ; | Zarsesnibg county, Agnes Swanson, tne, loartng a note, saying Sie =| seek his Hberty today on bail, await-|19 died of exposure while trying to | was married and off for California, | ing the outcome of the ch | ome O: urge of as fer her way over the mountains to | Gossip Hnked her name with that of | sauit with intent to commit murder | | Abel, prominent grid star of the/on file against him, her homo here, police were informed | University, who apparently 18 entire:| Greer, | today. it 8 understood, haw suo. ly innocent In the matter, ceeded in securing tho $10,000 net as | THO sits escaped ‘Thursday and Tho girl sald sho had been on a|the amount of his bond, and is ansious | MPAFALE at once, each making for | trip to Tacoma during her absence, |to be released from Jail, The chaut.| "Me? home. Four of them wero re Her return followed, within a few | four is said to be tubercular, and the | captured, but the Swanson gil and | hours, publication in The Star of @) prison life and food Is not to his lik. | Goldie Broadhile struck e| facsimile of a note written by Fred: | ing, | mountain: 0 orn. erick Johnstone, her father, In the PEE girl lying | note he implored Dorothy to come | ok hor to # back. | 3 ry 7 HERE'S MORE ABOUT )| mountain sritiomont, where she ea COMEDY AT DENVER yesterday, The other girl hax not/ PUEBLO, Colo, Jan, 7.—S8 i DOUGLAS been found, nats in sub-zero weathe || STARTS ON PAGE 1 | : See s fad in Pueblo, “Climate" | Vs rates e i © are defying trigt bias, wait—I'm not asleep. Rememper|| HERE'S MORE ABOUT ae hat eau pete “colorad ieee r to Judge Smith the! WIE E STORY AT TEAS ‘care asked that Chief Severy STARTS ON PAGE 1 jand Inspector Harry O'Bri {various captains and tieuten: je police department be called by COUGH OR COLD“. at te, ite Mam he Instructions Are to Sell This Stock in a Limited j com wn ave that tbe Time for Cash to Meet Pressing eee jand furt nt matters be \ |latd before It." | brarian; each afternoon and into “I morely referred to evidence 24 ® works at the |that may ariso during the trials of} ce, But there ix ho indicted men,” the mayor said, | 2° SuRmes! beD ies Chronte nd per Thile th * a Do! | r defia r oe | colds lead & A bil ¢ mayor and Douglas oct | .| Were at loggerheads on the dispo- ni ec | at |aition of the grand jury when its a i" investigations are conctuded, tho! !8 the musical voice as she ex the | Jurors Monday plunged into a probe | Plained: if eae atte ee tee ee | The greatest sale of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Of alt known dr sled booze and moon-| } id your head up. eee Fe Silverware, Cut Glass, Clocks, Leather Goods, can’t let ne BE: aie = nO pee em | Umbrellas, etc. Every Article in this huge stock will roam be sold without reservation to the highest bidder mms LUeSday, January 85 to Prevent Crippe- | paint to 1 y Be ; Continuous Auction Sale Daily Thereafter From 12 Noon ei ett mie Xs hall do about I" On Until the Desired Amount of Money Is Raised scorrs cnn EMULSION *™ the rich, strength-build- ing food-tonic., It is : This store has long been recogniz’d as one of Seattle’s leading jewelry stores, and only merit through and i | i great necessity compels us to make this sacrifice. through. Try it! sot 8 Drees mente #.j “ne um atention Think What It Means When You Can Select : Ee the Best Jewelry and Name Your Own Price PROTECT) §:nvai THIS IS THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME Your Doctor | ; : oe REMEMBER THE DATE AND THE HOUR and Yourself “A TUESDAY, JANUARY 8TH, AT {2 NOON A from ] Store will be closed all day Monday in order to “PHILLIPS” MILK | ars nave to. be phil im porta nt! make final arrangements for this Big Auction Sale HU BB iY ees TES | DAVID’S JEWELERS, FORMERLY to your druggist, or you may not get the original Milk of ia prescribed by physicians for 50 years. | SINCLAIR & GABRIEL, Auctioneers Refuse ions of genuine “Phillips” Never in the history of Seattle, we believe, has a stock of this magnitude and complete- ness been offered to the public at auction. 25-cent bottles. also larger size, contain directions and uses. JAP SUFFRAGE |GREEK LEADER |—==== EARS DEFEAT RESIGN Fan Jap forelgn| ATHENS, Important Announcement CLINIC will be opened to the public on Tuesday, Janu- ary 8, at 4128 University Way, for the transplanta- tion of glands. KEMAL’S WIFE HIT BY BOMB! This method of inereas- ing muscular power and mental activity is one of the most remarkable achievements of modern surgery. The treatment will be given free to a limited number and does not ne- cessitate hospital care nor absence from business. Hark! Someone is playing! HERE'S MORE ABOUT eye The Duo-Att is not a substitute for musical training. TRAFFIC It is, rather, a means of augmenting sound training. STARTS ON PAGE 1 But it constitutes for the untrained members of the s have closed out oll merchandise at 116 Pike Street houschold a vast reservoir of pleasure meanwhile. It Bold ie the police statlan. after Jullding, 422 Pike Street, Also, wo have opened dows is the only reproducing piano approved by, or avail- wild drive on Beacon hill, ae ad Bag eT i Ri I alaska aaa able in, the Steinway pianoforte, ling to the police Ishi lives at 919 st and one am Bi seitk ahd two new stores the sam With a Duo-Art piano, Paderewski and the other Highland ‘th heen identified with Mendenhall'a tn the past rite masters will be petmanent guests in your home. h nds, while e be if bs : t ; “3 nf t ther cars Hours: 9 to 11 Daily ee eae STORES other good pianos, f => 322 Pike Street 716 Third Ave. Third Avenue at Pine Seattle PTITIIIIIT TT TTT ttt) PPT rrrTrTrTTTTTTTT TT TTT