The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1924, Page 12

- - _— " . naaied pieiionibeanonven reidenvonnine siianetanaiiimeniuaieipemanneteashnemtanniigiinilarnil pahianiemnrenmenennsunmninemneestaiti : ct ; - st PAGE 12 THE SHATTLE STAR THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1924. Pela DECISION SOON Lege ANGELES, Jan, 10.-—-The | “Most Worshipful Hiram of |) i ap *! ‘Tire, grand lodge of America, 1) City Fears It May Not Be & A. M."—a negro organization : ig Prive to voi an ns || Able to Supply It f GOSH} ITS LIKE SAVING junction against W. P. Cook, fea JACK DEMPSEY 1S THE colored, who is representing || Whether or not tho city ight de- GREATEST PRIZE FIGHTER himmelf to be “deputy partment will enter into a long IN THE. FIRST WARD OF- clgn grand co term contract with the Pacifio Ni- LOS ANGELES , CALIFORNIA. y United Bupreme |/ trogen Co, to furnish 10,000 Kilo» oP a RN j A ca,” and “Dep- |) watty of electric current at the cA 4 41 || uty Grand iegixter General of || v.16 of $25 per kilowatt, will prob- the Order of the Red Cross of | ably be decided definitely Friday. nye pipe : | A conference between members of odge claims that Cook 1/116 counct| utilities committee, offi- \elals of the Nitrogen Co, and J. |p. Rows, superintendent of the light |department, and Carl F. ‘Uhden, Skagit engineer, will be held Friday morning in the corporation coun- FACES SECOND {ees law brary to attempt to ar rive at a decision, | BOOZE CHARGE) 2s, een ee tes atte ‘Thomas G. Patterson may tempor-|committes of the council when ® arily escape nerying rentence on con: | hearing on the proposed contract | yietfion of violating the federal pro- | was held, hibition act—but only for the purpose | KEAR CITY MAY NOT of standing trial on a second charge. | HAVE ENOUGH POWER A fow day Patterson was sen-| Councilmen Oliver T. Erickson tenced to serve 18 months in the | and Phil Tindall have delayed a de. | penitentiary and to pay a fine of|cision on the matter pending a fu $1,000 by Judge Jeremiah erer.| jnvestigation. Councilman T: NO-NO -1 SAY : He appealed and was released on! void that he feared entering » APENCIL WITH = Mote i sae patina en a : will result Fs sey ae huraday mo son WAS) iedging more power than it ¢ pe hicadaag slated to appear before United State ver from ite hydro-electric plants Commissioner McClellan for hearin Cedar river and the Skagit with- m & charge of porsessing and trant-|o1¢ endangering local commercial ting an auto load of booze, Pat on, with FR, E. White, was ar-| . Morris and police NSURE THAT BABY EVA, HE'S WHY, ADAM, WELL, | DO! WHY OF COURSE WE HOWLING BECAUSE HE SAID HE THINK MUCH OF WILL. | THINK HE'S THAT INSURANCE WAS THE THAT KIND OF THE FINEST BABY MAN INSULTED HIM FINEST BABY 4 IN THIS TOWN The on the strength of hin titles, has been conferring degrees at $15 each, ATS RIGHT NOW) YOO GOT ZACKIN TH RIGHT POSITION . NOU KIN LEARN THIS GAME. IN NOTIME IF You Councilman Eri that the clty’s dom he almost cor : when th current is turned hatte Reabins eff “EAD pENci\? Into the elty nyatem. PURPOSE SHt/ WiTy PY BBERS i lls Sur R and : eld in the cit sinec th Both mi Jail while the case turned ove | to federal au can enter the contract profit ATTACHED mand an early decision FATE TRICKS — See's depends upon it, th | RE PAIR RWSIES! $9 apartments, Everett, is looking for her husbaad AWAITS YOU A que trick of fate has separated Pacvere re’s you Mrs. from nd her baby ¢ er husband and fatt s not less than 25 during the ensuing address, is made payable in ¢ she was stopping, but wa |that she had left Mrs, G. stated tha Aberdee book to my show the is except, per- m of @ Bo: ; r to make the righ 4 of a man out of a boy as the it of saving does.” THE TOWNSFOLIc SO QUICKLY RESPONDED TO THE SALE OF PENCILS AT HODGES PROGRESSIVE BOOK STORE ‘THAT THE MANAGEMENT HAS DECIDED To oF FER EVEN GREATER ATTRACTIONS TOMORROW | ce ee | | Bassett Resigns |Street Lines Show . 7 . as Nina’s Agent! Gain for November NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—Elsworth| 4 gross profit of about $120,000 Bassett today formally resigned a8) wos made by the municipal railway ° : business representative for Nina Wil- | jy ber, 192: o1 le Wilbur Business Duff BY ALLMAN {ccs Putsam. ‘noted author, and loft/by Supe Di We tentenee Cy t. D. W. Henderson. Oper- | New York for his @ at Madison, sea erate 9300,486 av: Conn é | ‘There he will seek a conference Jwith Mrs, Bas nas charged ; 0 that her husband * away” with |t | Mrs, Putnam after J AFTER WE GET Y + Ube ALITTLE MORE SAVED AND PUT IN THE BANK } (Y ONE THING THAT YY WILBUR'S RAISE IN E j SALARY HAS DONE |) FORME,IS ACOUPLEOF 4 ee iy 1 1 GUESS ILL CALL HELLO,WILBUR, THIS { UP WILBUR AND ASK YE Is DorIS- How's) pes { HIM HOW HE 1S GETTING EVERYTHING GOING ) | im payment of $16,- lowering on 15th ave. W., hon ever, make a showing of a net loss ad propose ee I'M GOING TO GETA + ALONG FOR You % oy, jto her that she divorce her husband | for the m of $19.2 he tok 4 NG Y ATTH a U TODAY FY Paikases ket .215. The total sy HOURS MORE SLEEP- FEW NEW THINGS RCE In WibL Se) iS a [i8.order that he might marry the) ot passengers carried shows an tn. HE GETS HIS OWN BREAKFAST FOR THE FLAT-WE | : ou crease of five thousand over the Now- THAT 1AM INTERESTED} ag \ { SAY, DORIS I'LL CALL YOU UP LATERM NEED SOME- DUA: Overcome by Gas, ( VERY BUSY 8] |. n RIG Ow: In gull 6 ‘or | ep RIGHT NOW" | |rownt or gous ictus 2° | Woman Saves Self ee WSS HONEY: |W. Barrows de 4 in perma: While asleep in a back room of a ». St ating the novelist's divorc | in superior court here small offic 4 . over y gas which filled the 2 Rings Are Lost room from a leak in the kitchen | range. Mrs. Steidel awoke and, al- | by Seattle Woman ir ee arene Se a M Mildred Fullerton, wife of/to the ¢ *| Mrs, W 5. a a howev police for al hospit ering two valuable rings, ac- After medical treatment had been cording to a dispatch from the Ore-| ¢: | en Mrs. Wilson, it was said that BY Al; POSEN [tee ross weet aerseseuctee| ec eer cee wri Mrs, Fullerton said si | ing with ¢ that the rings were m: EVERETT | | | (THANK YOU, MR. TRUS, FoRE | | | way and called “Help.” n had been overcome, 1 was taken to the city right. She conducts a sma’ office at address for the purpose ot iting religious literature. BY CONDO nds and HEHK-HEH- T JUST FEEL oO” Per!- THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER! YoUR NICE LARGE ORDER, We HOPE To MAKE THIS (PRODUCT VERY POPULAR, IN FACT, CAST Week WE PLACED SEVERAL LARGE BILLBOARDS ALONG THG HIGHWAY, AND IN--- A Kid’s Figuring Dom war \( COLLUSION? ) S COLUSION }/ WHEN TWO . TUINGS COME ep SR BILL Boaeaps, GH F CANCEL MY ORDER Ll | | \ | eu J f \(