The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1925, Page 9

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, " Dell Tells’ Em How to Sell "Em Used to Sell Stars Here; Now He Jokes Over Footlights; Entertain Newsies at Pant: ges “HERE'S THE WAY I used to sell ’em,” but is now a comedian on Pantagese time. Genio Merlino (left) and Eugene Johnson (right) on a busy downtown corner. Photo by Carter & Brad ASTROLOGER 10 HANG FRIDAY WENTY years ago Delano Dell, ttle boy, sold ‘The Star to ds downtown and developed a © w he's selling jokes and stunt to crowds all over the Puntages Ctretttr Mihi weekhets at tl Royalty Takes Up Canada Ranching DMONTON, Alta 15.—The | kit n shave of the} now {n Alberta | vision, s murder . Bombay; Ottawa, and Frank smothered her with an ammo: soaked rag. The star gazer sa © | to take up farming on the banks of | in the Orient. read a horoscope which directed | the Saskatchewan river. With him] From him to do the killing. nephew into the plot with an alm hypndtic influence over the lad. T sons of Lord Rodney, who will be! 1 the Instructor of the two newcomers | , e}in their study of Canadian agricul- | 5 | ture. They plan to locate farms in th province when thelr course ts tuded. Lord Rodney has prov be a successful Alb farmer and|. py is so enthused over hix chosen tion that he is interesting jemen ot tha Old World to follow his ex.| ample uncle will be hanged. The other aoomed Peare, a hapless rr: county, One day he dra own home-made mshine and Co: crazy. He slew his wife and en a neighbor, James Calver. | Altho he was obviously a raving | demon when the shootings occurred, |ts * “shown some mighty good reason the jury nevertheless found him | for doing so." | guilty. t Both cases were taken to the su-!ary Breme court and uphe Gov. Pierce sayn he will not with the sentences, unle: os will be rer some of his and James E. There} arcely 4$ hours left until they | tsetse flies, will die, and they are counting over | sickness. The flies n these precious hours with scarcely | dummy he fa glimmer of hope, leaaily killed. prisoners know this. uth Africa to trap the which cause cling FREDERICK & NELSON DOWNSTAIRS, STORE JUST ARRIVED! 300 Silk Dresses Flower Prints Sports Stripes Plain Colors Lace Trimmed Embroidered 9 HREE HUNDRED charming Dresses, fresh from their packings, and from New York. Dresses of heavy quality sports stripe silk crepe; of strik- ing patterns in printed silk crepes and lustrous silks in the fashionable colors for Summer. Mostly sleeveless styles, and youthful. Straight-line effects and the many other ® fashions of the hour. ® Few duplicate styles will be found in this unusually low-priced group. Some particularly lovely afternoon Frocks with lace trimming are in cluded. At $9.00, @ Tomorrow—As an Added Attrac- tion to Our Dollar Event. DOWNSTAIRS STORM says Delano Dell, who used to be a Star newsie, He's explaining the fine points of the game to f Staft Photographers] TRADE ATTACHES TO COME HERE Mee. E ridge, chief of the Far Eastern di returning from six months Washington, D.C. He drew his | is a nephew of Lord Derby and two|come the following division chists Award Pickard, textiles; A. & 1 , commerctal intelligence; Lot and ntee Grow ance and investments, and mery, foodstuffs. oe COYS Africa. | y a} flesh are used Mh p He'll 2HE SEATTLE TAR FREDERICK & NELSON ~ - SHOE REPAIR SHOP — Seat hous | | He and “Queer” Companion What he learned as a newsboy Department of Commerce be nas helped him get along in the (ol tag Count Hours Until Death | wera ever since, he says Experts Attend Council | How selling papers helps a boy SALEM, Ore., May 20.-—-Two men | become quick-witted, self-reliant and] jonny Matthews, Jr. aasistant dl | counted the hours today untii the |“* man of the work!” will be told tor, will head the delegation of ing of the gallows to Star newales reday evening department of commerce experts e i oR ay yeahs Dell. A all of The /at the foreign trade council here, | 1 trade com. | Charles B. 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