The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1924, Page 3

NDA NI | THE SEATTLI Train and Auto Crash; Four Killed Country Fair Will Feature A rae ud ‘Fourth’ Bill a & WASH c ACATTI LJ tA To Frank Fuqua, Traffic Boss To Fire Marshal R. L. Laing Last " f * To a Certain Street Car Conductor Corns== feapacaeeE Don’: Pare Them! ‘y “ <> ewe ee as ™ CHIED Cutting a corn is always dan y ends " The ORIGINAL the , eet, |-008 ba he Malted Milk , 9015 Evans ave ere - = of q To the Immigration Offici ; ENTERTAIN AD MEN . Mer The capad! mbers of th caray t : : To the Newsboy: You fell oO get that information to the publi ngers Who carry the king’s commands, In this ¢ CHIEF SEATTLE \To Capt. L. A. Lornsdale, Coast Guard Cutter voters are the ruler REALIZING THAT SEATTLE IS A METROPOLITAN CITY WE HAVE DECIDED TO RUN THE PANTAGES THEATRE IN A METROPOLITAN STYLE - GIVING TO THE SEATTLE PUGLIC THE SAME GENEFITS IN THE AMUSEMENT LINE AS ARE ENJOYED IN ‘OTHER LARGE METROPOLITAN CITIES. u therefore —— COMMENCING MONDAY -JUNE 301: WE WILL INAUGURATE OUR NEW- CONTINUOUS POLICY FROM 12 NOON TO /! P.M- of* AND UL RUN FEATURE PICTURES EACH AND EVERY ACT OF VAUDEVILLE IS CARE FULLY SELECTED= AS WELL AS THE FEATURE PICTURES ~ANO OTHER ATTRACTIONS WHICH WILL MAKE OUR PROGRAMS OF EXCEPTIONAL MER. IT & ONES THAT WE ARE SURE YOu WILL ENJOY |To the Seattle Theater Guild We Have Selected: for ow first, Progtam of our New Policy- a aanenior cae rinentiieht Serlaren” tcc ACTS of VAUDEVILLER, | 2:.0225555" eveny acl a winner / To All Seattleites 7 Dear Folks: The American Legion program for the Fourth of Ju’ K 3 : will b year at Woodland park, Thone of yo POPULAR DANCERS WB ao Bf MAGLEY : To James Johnson, Prohibition Agent Sir and their poise in crucia cont to law th are twice as bad. Hat's off to a ur crew CHIEF SEATTLE To Capt. Dodge, Commander of Northwest Coast Guard Service Dear Captain: A weeks CHIEF SEATTLE To the Weather Man The wea of July. That's vacation CHIEF BEATTLE he latter part for goodne when we have ou } To Policemen and Firemen Dear Fellows: I understand that your blg joint picnic at We | park was a big success, How could it help it, with so much CHIEF SEATTLE and enthusiasm on tap? public. T am lor 5 1 CHIEF SEATTLE s$s3s53e3s5353053535323 y celebrations uni %, DANCE STORIES wrth, |r . moments around with y 7 While mer is not CJ e Sisters; the w hed the gun afterwards, endangering the lives of andy 7 m | pea Jing citizens, entitles you to severe cer Hare Fram MAJOR GILL TO HB Bae Heavy Mortality in Govern- iaseasesszztssearassaasesesaaenesaateazsctisasi2 | | Precious Stones #)"" Plain and Jeweled # ,;. Albert Hansen “ TAR SEEK OFFICE ors Cause for Care Kore « ot o On Sale Tomorrow UNVEIL STATLU? e bi Ske f. Edm sity pr and Jewelry on 1 Juni Wrist Watches 1518 SECOND AVE Netween Pike and Pine WATCH AIRING Towle, 19, a laborer. T loccurred on the Bothell ssetigesseetseeesseettesststsetss: | was injured about the chest. “A:BARGAIN TO BUY EVERY DAY IN.JULY SUMMER DRESSES Voiles, Ratines, Ginghams, Linens Regular Price $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95 THE GROTE-RANKIN GO OTTO F. KEGEL President FIFTH AVENUE AND PIKE STREET “GED MANIAC TAKEN Two-Hundred and Eighty Seven 5 On O Sale EACH Tomorrow DEMOCRATS TO PICNIC alleged mania 10| T King Count Deny hold it COMING TO NIGHT? Pics fll of the uni- FORMER TREASURER h. DR. H. T. HARVEY DENTIST Ex-President’ Miehigan Dental miners Pyorrhea Specialist. ! ‘E IS HURT} ave. N. E. as the re sween his Clarence accident ighway, st outside the city limits. Byram Dear Bill: Your prompt action in saving Deputy Sheriff Herbert Beebe from possit hooting at the hands of James Johnson, excited prohibition agent, entitles you to special mention this week. It was a good plece of work and here's hoping your finger, injured in tho scuffle, gets well soon. CHIEF SEATTLE, | | 5 {To Dave Henderson, Street Railway Chief Dear Dave: Seattle citizens have confidence in you. They never hear any impassioned orations from you, but our street cars run pretty well on schedule and the system seems to be paying its way out Business principles, not politics, I believe, is the reason for four success and popularity CHIEF SEATTLE. To a Dangerous Dumbbell With Synthetic Brains You Big Boob: Last week I saw you in a boat on Lake Wash ‘A JAIL BAND LIKE ington with another fellow and two gtrls. You were standing up | You NEVER HEA, RO and, like the 1 you must be, were rocking the boat You GEFORE stopped after th a and one of the girls fainted Zi It wouldn't ha mat had tipped over, T vacuum in your he pt you afloat until the demo- crats let republicans s ential candidates, But out of respect to the safety of others, someone ought to place you in a padded cell at an insane asylum. Or else they should tle a rail- road fron to your neck and throw you overboard CHIEF SEATTLE. 15 artists 1 1 aA would ha | FoREemosT \\ “yy, ia CHARACTER ee . 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