The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1924, Page 4

| CITY SUED BY MAN RUN DOWN, were: "a BRIDGE C0, LEFT T0-DE Stern Exposes Rum Syndicates | Grunbaum Bros. i Allege Patent Infringement Auto Occupants Carry Him — FURNITU Ie 4 on Montlake Span Behind a Sign Board e@ Sixth Avenue, Between Pike and Pine if s - rr a e = Week-End Specials / rom the Downstairs Store Quality Electric | Percolator | Thermax Electric Toaster Glass Mixing Bowls “ARMY” SERVES DC: cet BIG DINNER || izes ts Over 800 Are Guests at Two Thanksgiving. “Feeds” Ridicnncmahgyeihutomssnt Sse oasis ts 3 FOUND GUILTY OF OIL FRAUD ENGLISH COAST Verdict Against Officers of STORM LASHED “66” Syndicate Feit Vessels in Danger; One Is of In a tr ©f the . ape Reported Sinking given : N V 7" nds, Message « h " 1 Jury he « the ev ot tut l short-hé Weed the malls ) Javestors guilty The defendants are C. J. Rasw: W. Thayer Big . ft " tion Bullty on six ts, I A BY MAX STERN | c, 3 | Couldn’t Have the : a iit af : i dhatitate ; ated by] Job Without Wife 1, there te the West . > Seat : t out LITTLE FELLOWS ' € 1 that feet FORCED TO COMBINE \ p t Were put on t ! Frederick & N rT I ») Vf, ; the nt aos mies t back. | in So Coroner’s Jury Finds in __Liberal Credit (‘“tiss') Easy Terms _ ¢ the trust . Death of California Banker 1 i pice. Profit fron 8AN BERNARDINO, ¢ A (fom, tober ) is ot his OLMSTED REPUTED t NS A 3h ky w ! f { BRAINS OF FREIGHTERS ‘ din FF sei van | ert en i | Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. | It All Happens “The First Year,’’ Which Opens at the Met Tonight —for— THE HOLIDAYS j =: Can be Saved from the Cost of ‘ HARD HIT BY SAN FRANCISCO ARRE: STS S ry 0 E. Ss [Now We're ta Use All. 7 7s } 70 rsel How ep rua __but the Turkey Squawk aa ee | es 7 , CLOSING | OUT 1326 Second ‘hecane Store At Prices Ranging £3 85_$4.85_§ 85 — Scat There's a new clawa tn thel¢ pase aaa Thanksgiving program these dayas,' , according to efficiency experts, 1 ai! ») Liner’s Officers Lose Cash, Clothes Whitcomb to Head Delegation to oe A: bu hot all of the Thanksgiving dinner | but the resultin Wife Acquitted of Husband’s- Murder | CANON CITY Mra Minnle Dic and used for with — the strung . cklaces : Scenes from “The First Year,” sketched by Judge's car- »)) insist that if you'd be really p he “tise and part India Dickey tooniat. 4 * and 100 per cent you must of the fhintl¥' bas ot thru head“ in r but the Good Shoes on The Rack, broken lines, $2.85 farbageikcunagee oh All Our Felt Slippers, Best Makes, 8 ! ert think ulties, as long as folk chooihouse Colo- A ae tat TUCKER'S bride had 8 | laughing, and that's what you are nung lady in|, | 4 quarrel with him and packed up} solng to do, whether you want tc , is shown of the killing wearing the claws, suitably gilded,| said Dickey wa din a socuffie | sticks, bowgver, are a so ae i It hurt Tommy pretty bad, no deny-| You will laugh at practically every Cantilevers Jon her hat [rious problem, unless there is al Mermath ve marae beg * SM) ing that, but the way in which it is/line in “The First Year,” an ° Broken and Discontinued Lines, Py Ty} oe |baby in the home. In this case | “tcrmath of mar ubies__ | worked out ts a pe rfect. scream and | are somo moments of heart-gripping aad But As Good As Gola | Efficiency Demands | they inay- bo elves to the ‘bans HERE’S MORE ABOUT you'll be rollicking with laughter pathos that will get you the same Fa) ‘ O- choke on 5 ie 4 even at the sight of Tom's woes. In) way they have gotten hundreds of That His Feet [ee CHOKe Om Tank Tee. Be ax bg AUTOS fact, all the haps and mishaps to the| thousands of others who have seen be Jc in “The First Year" are|the play. But when you are laugh STARTS ON PAGE 1 trag us to them, but each) ing you will have nothing to be ineident as the play moves along| ashamed of, for “The First Year, becomes funnier and funnier to you.| which opens at the Metropolitan to. y sympathlze with Grace or| night, is con dered the greatest of sympathize with Tommy;| all the great clean” plays that ay even sympathize with both | Mr. Golden has produced. of them, but in spite of your sym. = i the chromo, due nor her things and went back to Mother. | or not to —— tho gills, at whieh Adorn Hats {the more’ advanced Another idea ne end of the dr On her hat she wore a yaller hen- po heed yee nh ar er a ratcher in homes] Astoria and Seaside last night 2. 0 a 0) of sO! | Beside a gilded wishbone, all gar-| Whore tho institution of soap Is!" \ delivery wagon, stolen by an nished with crochet, paratively ‘unkaown, |unknown person, collided with two And when they asked why the heck| The carcass of the bird also pre-| cars, wrecking them and: itself she wore ‘om, {sented difficulty until the expert! “wo other machines"went off the] p athlee you Just simp! . ake ‘ 8 yo! ply oa help | ¢eyyoy “Bfficlon he murmured, and|‘liscovered that, If soaked in gns0-| pond . iSOY; Men tive fox went her flapper-way Nine: overnight, it ms Mn excel-| Motorists arriving here early ere |lent firestarter for the furnace NTO the mad, glad, hustling,|(But ket a good, strong furnace.) | oounting seven wrecks betwoen | this morning from Portland reported \Offers Reward for | Buffalo Convention ay) ; | Arn 8. Allen, F. 8. pustling world in which efficiency} If this expert's ideas got over} Cjatskannie and Astoria. From (Hit. and- Run Driver | dams, of the Y Second Avenue exports! “effish,” there crept Thurs. ||t'll take some nerve to sit down) painter to Clatskannie the fox was! Nov. nd a party of seven other secretaries rd has day an idea, ‘Most of the experta|to a Thanksgiving dinner in the| go thick that tho aides of the road | ding at different cities in the were “laying as you Am 5 fiitire, unless you've taken precau. Jeoutd not bo seen. Griggs, presi ‘orthwest, were to leave Seattle say, and the iden had a fair chanos.|tion beforet to utilize everything} Autolsts who came down the high coma Lui | Thanksgiving evening on the Ori- Generally the experts are so busy|but the squawk way yesterday afternoon repo apprehension and cony ental Limited for Buffalo, New York. effishing that an idea has about as| But\ep, as Thoreau told Emer-| that five automobiles were wrecked] hitand-run driver who left two in-/ where the national convention of Y. much chance with them as John W. son, “only the brave deserve the/at ono paint by ice on tho paye-|jured men on the Pacific highway | M. C. A. secretaries will convene De | Pavis had in Vermont, fare,” ment, jpear Sumner Monday night, oember 4. { eo .