The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 19, 1924, Page 9

SECTION TWwo\ The Seattle Star “PAGES 9 TO 16 | 16 | Traffic Problems Hel FUND CAMPAIGN (Qurw-pceececem) Fe™erretents, om |wistttanais i Above Auditorium at | THRILLS NEARS CLOSING | MMM \. JAA Bby|\= csr esr sec ces Ss, ha megane | a Pe et yet el Ty . %. LLOYD ROUNTREE yawned dismally and a o a acti ft toler i ee tus! : oe sy : on new ones Erickson Gives Views on Bond Iss ues hifted his slippered feet from the radiator to Will Guarantee Music and : for Seattle in Campaign Speech| a cchair, A whiff of the aroma of bioling cabbage Art Work in Seattle drifted in thru the transom of the 15th ave, N, apart og ; ment house A mount Baker car jangled by outside BY G, LUCILLE BUTLER IT'S BURGL ARS B YOu GO DOWN | . marks the { POP' gf AN LOOK Down the airshaft came the noise of quarreling ch a _ prt . a ‘ DAGGERS | aren staf eer Mm ATTIM Rountree arose, slammed the transom shut with a Rie bey coe : Hey MOM!! bang, and, flinging himself on the lounge, gazed in ‘ Fig Hise ; : utter boredom at the opposite wall, whose sole deco oe is pea dg . ration was a flyspecked steel engraving of the father ; ge arm ‘ ‘ £of (4 Toy of his country ferrying the Delaware Fi ante Cet it: ‘ & SATTLE, WAS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1924 “There was a thrill to that, even,” mused Rountree “It must have been exciting, dodging thru the ice a Sip sega ad coming in from the kitchenette and pulling her apron rf Soattle’n music id artints, and ; rike » all the same,” said her husband. “Drama, too, Same old stuff. thing »w in the town. Oh, gosh! What I would give for et te Symphony strip a thrill!” . : A He swung his feet from the lour sat up, and, 1 c which you rated or kissing his wife, got into his coat and shoes and ico ca le low enough Ke one t i hich w went out low Yesler way and in secluded nooks in roadhouses : : Pie cordene ot tie oars M on the Bothell road. At the end of that time, still uidren, are being completed t p have three kids . ded, hay 7 Ss Motng ¢ utterly bored, he returned home. cbirake atndhg dhildre ee Pree ber gue r n t ve anid] Ie Carsoee, rot ta: thats’ hole “whleas “Well,” said his wife, cheerfully, “I wish I could |{ation of m 1 art and Its inf Dot: about ite) help you, The war spoiled you, I guess. If you could et Pop Inve in ¢ PLEADS FOR Seattle “Known” in aet a good thrill I expect you'd feel better. How have beer ¢ ver ‘ io « about going up in the Smith tower and 4 3 tia" earaliv: ‘cai Bae ou tal W ae F ARN IS East, Visitor Says “Alice! For the love o' Pete, think of something | Mayor Considers ro to drive new,” growled Rountree. He flung himself down in Read’ s Successor a chair and picked up a magazine. Five minutes of to" De (Hila Wes ganpag dene ey aise! j ‘ - t this proved sufficient. He got up and went out again, elty comm whe ’ Gen ths ‘ ad Splendid choice of styles and colors. Jus moodily seeking the thrill that would not come. rm n t made & amily strip Junt fille a sample of the way we ‘are sacrificing Ng “for Sow - Si TB this big stock of Dresses, Waists, Blouses ah a m. he stole in again, 5 light was burning ages t Mor ‘ ‘ and Sweaters. in the living room. On the table lay a note. It said n 1 4 other “T have gone home to mother, I sympathize with Hl ' 1 he al in| |r “ sand Her Bud Come Early Wednesday! you, but I've been a deserted wife for a week now, 7a y Ce ry ae po ee a) as Doors Open 9:30 A. M. th t territe be Bike |: Ope tace ; Ppa Pee and it’s getting on my nerves. If this doesn't give or nd D st pressed the far < t o the Pacift orthwest you a thrill maybe you'll get one tomorrow night ck Dawnon, to discuss a succe sees th . ssl el Fat Ml segs pomp He clutched at the table, “Wow!” he said, “I sure Texas Bishop Dies seription of rg Ban Sh ms f of Co eae out of that—but not ,the sort of thrill Fatal Burning Is Suddenly at Home AND DRESS SHOP Benticner in the whed, territory Nod of t He went to bed, but not to sleep. Next day he Basis of Damages DALLAS, Tex. Feb, 19-—Bi Get waited, impatiently, for 8 o'clock. It came at last thes Roruaryae eu ah a fer Grett, o 2g 107 PIKE STREET The door of the apartment opened softly. He looked Nichols Schedules up from his chair, then started to his feet ais osce erioie seat °c . Eplscope Between First and Second Avenues Cam ai n Meetin $ “Alice!” he said. wie ae thule Ol se | ch Ameri ‘ 1 Ui ee 2 pag gs “Well, did that thrill you?” she asked, five minutes on Y vere = st I later r, pega aa ori poe BD ” r, perching on the arm of his c! ha tad enticed ns “Oh, bal said L ® a ws ad 7 to a mov r > Ted, Cyclists Invited Burbank Is Still but still Is too weak to resume work peacncscnenes 3 in his gardens eat, but what you eat for Holiday Trip TN; Will Recover) one nurse sti te in attendance pretty nifty with fit P that really counts. Seattle cyclists who have felt the), SANTA ROSA. Cal. ¥ ne family physician visits the Bl uhill | tur . 400 and | Luther Burbank, p rf |, today t wizard daily. Tro SHREDDED jn cal ty ne tennant ioe aii |" ramon th Buby Ya WHEA Biscuits sup- bots own off oe ae of bi Bicycle Rangers, club of 8 to 1a relapse was found to be with all the food you join in the first spring outing and ' a seed oy met seeker, ie, amit 2a 00 DRUMMER'S SAMPLE 2 cat ee birthday, February 2 A program mn , Tri. than 2}4 cents. of outdoor sports and races has LINE of Men's Union out. New uptown store will open with brand new merchan- ¢ Suits at LESS than jbeen arranged. The entire eight-mile A dise. Don’t miss this chance to secure standard, depend- trip will be made pver paved, level makers’ cost. . | road. able goods far under regular prices. e Those desiring to take part in denier ws js outing are phy to bring 5 potagees tlh og gt aod Men’s Collars WHOLE | the new cus nendguarters at West nen S ut WOMEN'S ann 5 Soft and stiff collars, - peoceted'stylan, Sigttty be UNDERVESTS 20 C| HOSE 85c pei ave. and Pine st, at 9:30 a. m., | | where the riders will be photo- eal | graphed tor, publication tn an East munsed. Regular 16 to Good squatity, autanied: weet Te: WAbIe| Rank”. Glain mena p raypste 60c values. low neck and sleeveless. stitch. Smart stripes in black. Adult leaders and a service car | will accompany the riders who will jmake the return ee at 3 p. m full meal ‘Protest Import of in two | Meat Into Germany | BERLIN, Feb. 19—Demand that iscuits the government forbid the import of frozen meats and reintroduce the pre- war meat inspection regulations was made today at a conference of the |Relchslandbund, a junker argantza-| \tion, by Herr Roeschick, one of its | directors. If this step was taken {ts effect would be to exclude vir 9 tually all foreign meats from Ger ‘he . pleaded that poverty Tested Recipes |. ,/0ii'se'mmnt PP woo (LPR ) | Irene Castle i in SV || Search of Beads e ~ NEW YORK, Feb. 19.—Irene Cas SY tle Treman MacLaughlin, dancer, . came back from a trip around the ie world and found herself Inconven She told the district Telephone Users of Seattle Blue Chambray CHILDREN’S Cotton © Work Shirts 'KERCHIEFS, 2 for 9C.| BLOOMERS. 48¢ Soft, white lawn with edge Soft-finished bloomers with e Cut full size, fast worked tn colors. elastic at waist and knee. colors; $1.00 values Cc ape WOMEN’S 30x40 BABY Men’s and Boys’ Union suits 65¢ BLANKETS «= DC Fine knit Union Sults; low Pink and blue, with cute ani Rubbers 79¢ Back sleeveless and bodice} maj designs. 7 style. 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