The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1924, Page 18

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Phone SU neet+ Beach the horns the nation's YOUR best recommendation for the uu want is a savings pas videncing your account at 4% interest in the Peoples Savings Bank, the friendly old bank at cor- £ s ner of Second and Pike st, ite cs chair A t F at the t home building for more thas r y Get this pass te The Ancient and Fascinating pe how fas- and old, yet what scientific Chinese Game —you need not be told cinating it is to young how simple it is to play intricacies it offers to the player. IF You DO —you will be glad to know that we are selling to our readers and the public at large a complete game, with a book of directions that may be easily followed and soon teach you the simple rules. IF you DON’T nd the ships ‘on must be » d ribs Kalsominl Brown, ‘982 evenings. ate AGENTS W WANTEY nzied days of ys ¥ emony of a ¢ t ¢ a nation from f a submarine foe, theirs w | |mance that when the war] F. | stopp us it began. | we | Deserted, moored in 1 Union, |} gry left to rot, the war brides of the fad Your Set Is HERE Released on Bail ndicted by the fed- liquor law vio- ocean are not to taste of world ro- | _Shoe Compan: ught before Federal) mane of tropic suns, foreign | f cS Neterer Thursday) storms and foreign winds. Pe hapa, | 19 FURNISHED HOUSES The only requirement saud‘of ‘$1,600 bal,|(t shiga have souls, and-sorwe say tt} FOR RENT _ . iarged with the posses-|is so, the gray vessels envied the | 5-R0< irnished house and gat we ask is that you call n March 21 of 78 quarts of| scarred and bettered veterans of the 1 year; $35 per monty at our office and pre- and other liquors, and with|seven seas thta dropped anchore be- enwood ave. r conviction of possession of|side them. Lake Union's great gray fleet is] riding to destruction, \Gx And on the sand dunes at Rich: | mond Beach the gailant ships creak | } 3-room house. iP and groan as the fires slowly bring | Olive. Raymond J J. Wade Is | Methodist Secretary, sent, with the 60c, two consecutively numbered Ma Jong Coupons, which are appearing daily in The Star. liquor. |Fears Death Mania; rir | Seeks Imprisonment seat te * | OMAHA, » May 1.—William| GOL 5 Haimmonde to | K. Wurster, 33, Creston, Ia, asked oO” ‘® NYE S | police to lock him up because ne |feared he would kill his father and| | mother if left at large. Close DESIRABLE houses, flats, apartments and stores fot |) rent in all sections of the “Ty 1 the Bible fi | ee © read the Bible from cover] gpRINGFIELD, Mass, | , |to cover a dozen times and tried/ Raymond J. Wade, Chie: was West & Wheeler ay $ oupon everything I could think of to drivelelected general secretary +e RELIABILITY {the feeling away," Wurster satd,|\fethodist general the 2nd and Marion. EL lot-526% “but it's no use. 10 M4th quadrennial m - | si1—i1-ROOM day. Wade received on Page corner of 5 It Is a Complete Set Tiles in three colors Counters, made of wood 4 Gold Lacquered Metal Racks for holding pieces 2 Bone Dice 1 Book of Directions 144 100 Star Building This Is a Reduced Reproduction of Box— Actual Size 12x5}x1 Join the crowd and secure your game today! You'll be mighty pleased with the attractive appearance and sturdy durability of our set. Everyone wants to play this fascinating game, but the high price has heretofore prevented thousands in this city from the enjoyment of it. Hundreds have eagerly called upon dealers only to be informed that the sets average $25, while the cheapest was around $5. Our 60¢ set is just as complete as the more expensive ones. Here is the com- plete’ game we sell for 60c EACH (Mail Orders 10¢ Extra) HE SEATTLE STAR 1307-11 Seventh Avenue SURE SHINES Beryl Starr is heralded as the prettiest girl in her home town—Sandusky, Ohio. » She won a recent beauty contest by a majority of 1,000 votes, feating O. O. Maricham, of the I sag conference, who received votes. | One of the first pleces of new business to come before the confer- ence was a resolution introduced by Charles A. Pollok, Fargo, N. D. ‘alizing congress in behalf of enforcement of the Volstead act. Ry a unanimous vote, a commit: jtee of five, including two bishops, was appointed to walt on congress Police Mavlamen Are Given Medals policemen—Capt. J. Patrolmen M. 8. Short, nolds, S$, J. Jorgenson nton—were decorated with medals won when from. won the pistol sh the Seattle Rifle and Revolv: the 146th field artillery and Lawton teams, city indoor champions, fore Mayor J. Brown, Chief of Police W. B, eryns and Capt. Fred M, Fuocker, Lieut, Col, Al bert H, Beebe presented the medals. Capt. J. J. Haag won high individ ual honors at the pistol shoot, which was held last week, WASHING Indians in Aw Ne ‘The lea is number of steadily in creasing, the annual report of the commissioner of Indian affairs veals, "Since 1918 the Indian yy lation has increase 000,"" the report. si they number 344,303, p than 1 “until now The police sharpshooters, now the|§ paraded be-| opposite t. and Minor plant. A ROEDER, 4 plant. H. Central BI Carter, Matbonala Sitter, Inc. $ Columbia St.____EL torte FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS _ | TRUNKS moved, boc. co ip you nee {in the Help Wanted columns. 23 FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS _ SAPITOL hill v! | “distance; hot and cold ru! | : Dom eason* bh G EX! 132. | QUINT outside sleeping Fooms, Bi iness ladies or gentlemen i Ninth eye) hs oe Ninth ave. | | li 24 FURNISHED APTS. © AND FLATS FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROO! 3 TARGE, light ro everything furr . 8 dept. New pianos to ren! amt. applied on pur. iver 1821 4th, Cobb Bldg. style Victrola, practe with $30 worth of 1% ash. Phone B® 0195 after 0:30 p.m ‘i