The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1924, Page 7

Tt ER rHi EATTLI raAR GE 7 —— pO0TTSTEIN GETS | A ROSE OF INDIA \ McCallum Not Involved a : POSTPONEMENT 3 " in Liquor Transaction Made Party to Suit Only Because He Held Funds Due Gamaunt and Lee é Wite’s Divorce Suit Now Set January 9 ere) ie oun Calla , A Handsomely Engraved [wee cernn rea” rewrite GIFT CERTIFICATE or GLOVE BOND the. : ud his wif the prog " ierchandise to the amount specified by the | par , ¢ practical and very acceptable way of sayi : a < t > Christmas” that is liberglly utilized -by | n 4 a A ; f fessional men. : fe, Mary ¢ ‘ = te : These sensible Gifts a arious ¢ it ; : ' ions in the Store, or red to you upon t ty) telephoned instruction to “Mail Shopping Se so so "JURY. DELAYED RELIEF VALVES BLACKMAILER ISSUE LOOMS .sm="so ehh & NELSON ef white tswue to Arrested When He Tries to|City Proposes to Buy Five)™%" : veg d tw ‘ Get $70,000 From Wealthy Remaining Substations ‘ ar og ttle, | They are ea ae NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—Af )* An ths iain <n {HER MORE ABOUT | Ww a ¢ ( le, an ; : A thal Ooncaa ee ak a ar iam Pierce Rows It Paid This Man purdchad ‘ath ‘ncibday--soe ts wn Eh ssa) gh | IT SA KODAK | With Commissioner to Read Star Ads SALEM, Ore. I J owner of Iten Bros t t t Marysville that he 10 days ago tle in @ . . ased from jon to oust F from the fish | urter’s Garage, Inc, Third © of Eberharter’s ads « t of 4 Jewett auto for-sale. He kin or further informa rter’s sug: In the atic moment Pierco aad Koss) meantime, the car advertised had een en found a Hupmo a that pleased his fancy, traded Q Liberty, paid the difference in Christmas Parole es for Check Passer SHFIELD, 0: mund Harrtabdrs, Hi ected that the) Corpor wel Kennedy ad-} min Bat-| vised a bond issue for the purchase,| who! Ross submitted t iflea-| dons of what th Star want ads in any Both The s have rendered rdardised me that mere 3 girls smooth over th men turn what looks lik Novem! as traged ean ee HERE’S MORE ABOUT EX-COPS | ARTS ON PAGE 1 J en eget CHILDREN Lowell School Kids Giving | Them for Christmas | nd, but was FREDERICK & NELSON The Prize Winners The Royal Bank ef Canada’s branch was held up at Nanaimo December 1% The robbery net ted $10,008, Six men appeared st the bank and covered the employes. with guns. The rob- bery proceeded orderly and thor- | This presents Kodak Co. (Lo ores MEE MEE de cared | wastes toy nome tc is ain hildren the I «|| In Toytown’s Jingle Contest 000 when the cashier who | oO with plent y of money Mercer | branch) the qu foll house f had the combination of the —— ontrit- t Wembdl only 3-4 inch high, . ne, ae st, near Federal ave. are contri Dipagn Malt s Ron dig are as follows: tail, including a crystal tk Three engagement with his dentist. the Orthopedic hospital. Mrs. Fred. be trail of the bandits has been ick Hall White president of the; followed closely since the robbery V n nive s in t sepa The Girls’ Prizes The Boys’ Prizes by Inspector Forbes Cruicksh: har tools be | of the British Columbia pr a} RYBODY Th and a micro. | i . Officers have been watch 120 do: —-- lat: Peteet: Ds €9 8 ad. Mesos Ist Prize: Ives Electric Train of the suspects for some | 2 a ne Tr and als — Won by Allan Treur, 10 years old, 1101 E. days, waiting until the proper time ing. abo to pick up os many ax posstbte.” |We're All-to Help Advertise |‘2*,% FERRY TO RUN The coup. @ate late Monday, wee Lynn wie te GME Et Micctenss| State During January , Bie | ed Vitng atc e Gaetan called Deputy Willlam Coffey he l trations’ aad thavebilidees: take. an, | Kitsap Company to Continue iy struction Set, with | ~ and said Shively and a companion| The state of Washington, its vir-| eepecial interest in the fnstitution. He has medals galore! And why not? el he go over to Hold Its Franchise | See einai had called at the jail there to s George Stidham, 10 years old, 1314 E. Marion. | tues and products will be set before cara hae Fe Paps Rae Johnson, held on a Ifquor/the nation in a comprehensive | the top three times with his master, Capt. W. H. Hall? « And| The Kitsap County Transportation . ad- oon tt both ” Cott vertising campaign to be conducted DEEPEST HOLE didn't he suffer shell shock and gas? Fae now “Punkins” | °o™ of the county ferr hem both up, oiley oF: 0 ent eehyyiee c0-0) ons f; ystem t etnies) ape rat 1s is among the rehabilitated war veterans. The r t Vashon isl: will con- dered erating with chambers of cc veterans’ hos-|tinue to Srd Prize: Metal Scooter with brake — Won by George Young, 10 years old, ) 37th N. E. nder its franchise, imme: Watson's trafl was first picked By freee cher bite duriig: the ment | pital at Palo Alto, Cal., released him as able to be about} county © loners were informed in Victoria. Then it was learned that) o¢ january. reatgee (ee | Tuesday | Shively had serviced his new 800| after 18 months’ treatment. | The H tional advertising on the state| | recent death of Capt. Lyman horsepower speed beat at Bellingham | | «1; purchased in yarlous maga- — er ea . a - Hinckley, head of the company, had three days before the robbery, taking clam ae ames ree ce | sies Ste emMenbioes. Dising Ar| Nonrescion Rich in Potash, (Se YD) | ee tthe atch ervice on the railroads will feature might sell out are reported to have stopped pec he ye BT ay, a ts an ere i i s Other officials of the compa: conoid ¢ 36 AVashintgon food products and liter-| Scientists Declare F d EF: li F t d F ! ; p Leopold hotel in Bellingham tn yay ieaanlite the pehte. wit be ais-| re un an rolic rast an urlous! confer with the commissioner wght before ie horeup, next Monday on 6 proposal t Watson is alleged to, have rented | tributed on the trains. | ASHINGTON, Dec. 23—Enor HRISTMAS, New Year's, Valentine's a a pror The prizes will be delivered to the homes of the winners not later than Christmas Eve. will un in Washington's birthday, gigas hy writ : r itiate an additional ferry service to a 80 have | Oa oe wl a children, re mous supplies of potash can be easily | \/ gt. Patrick's day, April Fools' day, May day, Fourth of July, Hal- || paur his project was near . “ te schools will have children write) —siracted from the waters of the | loween—winter, summer, spring and fall—here are sume and) its consummation’ when Hinckley | » he bought t Washington pri and ; an ty,| Dead sea, acc « to aclentists | directions, games, decorations, menus, prizes, favors, its and cos died a few week ago, will be designated as he time to ; “i res, His signature at the id to correspond with his here, The Dead sea is the sinkhole | tumes, for any and every sort of party or entertainment you can tel the folks in other parts of the) 5+ 41, intry by letter, just how . good 1d. In no other continent | think of. depression in Every hostess planning a party for any sort of occasion will want Woodrow Wilson Is 6 wor & NELSON on police documents. | cc is there such a d { One of the bandits during the | old Washington the earth's crust. The record seems | the booklets just prepared by our Washington bureau entertainment Ge swore profusely and bit- | Leaf be inclosed in the), indicate that Palestine and the | editor. Suing for Injuries terly, The bank attendant noted | mail of bu s men and the State! wnole western end of Arabia rose No matter what the occasion, the hostess can turn to one of these Woodrow Wilson Tuesday started the words and Cruickshank re- | Press association Is Dledged to CArTy | ¢rom the sen a million or more years | booklets and find just what she needs to make her party a success. a superior court damag ult here ported them to Capt. ‘Tennant, |out the ide yton, prest-| in ts term the The group of four booklets are so arran, that they can easily be |/“suinst the Spring Cigar Store “That sounds like Watson's,” | dent of the ne Chamber éf ry after tho rise |'bound together and kept for future reference, Here they are $7,500 | Tennant ix reported to have said. | Commerce, is chairman of the Wash- ms a t slice of the land Games for Parties—A 16-page booklet, containing descriptions and The suit was brought by C. T. leaving Nanaimo, the bandits ington Month | committee rallel to the coast of the Mediter directions for playing 88 ‘ent games, Indoors and out. Wilson, father and guardian of thi te alleged to have sped to Vic ee raneatt dank to a great depth, form: Costumes for Parties—Four pages of directions and suggestions for || Young namesake of the war-time toria amd beached their boat, ling the huge rift valley, “the Ghor, making costumes for all sorts of parties, illustrated with diagrams— || president, for injuries alleged to Mee me 7 | They Coathed the: || cow cotuped ty the Yorqn river covering elt briospaleliays ot the yeer and burton foe:eariou |) Pave, boon cpeaved hw. he, boy Weritt Al Callahan and a party of | Postoffice Doors 2° i.) 22 depression having | Decorations and Invitations for ¥ appropriate decoration |{ auto, November 20. Tho complaint deputies v hed’ the speed beat at) yey crashed the doors at tha city|no outlet, all the salts contained in for the particular occasion—-12 tions for beautlful and tates that after knocking him Wil) Cat Cove, Welevinig them to be} postotfice Tuesday morning, and they| the large original inland sea were | Unlque, but inexpensive, decorative schemes. down, at First ave and John runt runne Toe emereticy Was| aia not jet up all day. Apparently toteined when evaporation reduced Menus, Prizes and Favors for Parties— pages of suggestions || 8t, the auto backed up and ran ur Bellingham to ali dawned on the average citizen | the volume of the body of water to,| ffom which to choose the menu, tho prizes and favors for the sort of |) over him again, bruising his body ich was guarded bY| that there were just two days left] its present dimensions party you wish to give, ee : and breaking his right leg med mou an it-went thru Bell-| inti Christmas, and as early as-9| "WWhereas ocean water contains || 4 1€ YoU want these booklets, fil out the coupon below and mail as ; 7 % Fray: 1 and wan} 2clock there was a lineup outside | about onetwehtieth of its weight in ROSS, WIE HE: TERUI Fed Postage Sane LACIOsed, Entertain Shut-Ins | the x 1 door waiting to in and | dissolved solids, th lids in solution remem OLE COUPON HE PPP LLLP PPLE PLAS Editor, Washington Bureau, T 3 ¢ York Ave,, Washington, p, C. I want the group of four Parti@s Booklets, and inclose herewith 15 conts (15¢) in loose postage stamps for same © Seattle Star, weight. Potassium chlo: ken up about one-fifteenth of ul solids, but common salt is that time until night the revolving| fourth door was in a continuous whirl-'The | ride 1 assistant janitor was preparing to|the te ware, gt atthe Ouuaukelesene| oll the bearings of the doors when fully five times as plentiful.” | | committes of the Chamber of Com- | business closed, \ _ - | . mercoo at a big party at the Union | Over 100 shutins and other peo | ple resident in King county homes | a arrest, Wat- s a umber ‘om lumber yards ee sallded. Special S2. 45 Pair 4 2 L shank were 3 i eee ae an ia on || Nate + vecers saeeeebneweeeniongs coveeee || Station Monday night. Gifts wove | ~ FORTABLE se Sli i : et anton Tennant, Sheritt Matt Stare eh} an he a ba nage i distributed from a Christmas tree | OMFORTABLE House Slippers in the three. styles sag Deputy Coffey, Deputy CONVICT RE eae bey ain er age a eadl | St. and No. or R. F. D, toworlng 40 feet high anc pictured. Of soft leather in brown and black. ‘a uw 17.1. Pat} SALUM, Ore. Dec ~The home ee. fautva -Caliary 4 1) ae i a Pada is Be a iS With ‘Yuletide "decorations. Amalat |]| With light hand-turned sole and low heel, Sizes for ae er ial prosecutors| of Wraticis Yarbrough will be happy gid Aerbsniar oe Ing in the program were members | men and young men, 5 to 12. Of unusually good in of Detect-| Christmas, becavss Gov. Pleroa ree} ; OMY rereererreres pe ne ie a. COMpFice| ality at this low price; $2.45 the pair. #5. 8. Strickland, of Tacoma. AIT] leased him trom the penitentiary on | The world's largest too skating IA R rr f The Girls, 1 an orchestra | quahty a 8 r soe, @ pair. i the prisoners will be brought to} a conditional pardon, “becauye his |rink at Davos, Switzerland, 19 6,000 m & Keader of The of blind musicians, furnished the | | 7 STAIRS SLO tle to be questioned ‘Tueuday, family was destitute, feet above seu level, eee rete a rr TE ete Re ee MMUsle, Aq . ¥