The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1919, Page 4

Se nd THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1919. o~~~_~ ‘Poland’s Soldiers 0 on n Parade Two Germans Are saqermane Are ‘TAKE U.S, MEN Trial in Frisco QUT QF RUSSIA, | RISE | WASHTN OBS SLAY IN : BUENOS AIRES STRIKE RIOTS :- BUENOS AIRES, Jan. é and soldiers with rifles 2 in w and machine guns, patrotied the ail ‘ , . today, following a night ‘ 4 ‘ Of strike rioting, in which many killed and injured fighting at the Vaana soldiers turned =r on the strikers, wh 10.—~ Mie fire with machino gu ken | yt b I . 1 Russ the arsenal when they raided Gourt av b " Bix were killed and many was 1 gee ‘ ™ muenoh or ( to three month Catholic girls’ school was set ‘by the strikers, but none was Roosevelt’s Will Leaves Estate of Ler to Wife > ator WRK 1 to rmit ated Iri clare deputies demanc why the government disorders in congre urged congress law. to Were not sold on the lets today, only enough copies iprinted for delivery to Fighting the Bolshevild on one side and € and disputing with Ulranta, in between, ‘olish army ix in # bitter struggle i. The soldierty bearing of the P Were no police on the streets estimated at 150,000 have the city. Many bulldings ehurch have been burned the arsenal was raided the wt tn tb Sui wiersowered. Large epresenting practically perme and armunition How Fat Actress Touammiion ioe siae| armen ct aeemeecs al , t building - derveer, Beattie attorney, is wanted Was one Slim 3" Sony apm aly 21 agers oo ated gh yw to what ox ; ENT BR ih . ROOSEVELT BABY GETS sworn out by County Attorney im t in America | 1 Te | Friday ts BOatOM Nek th-hiala Shokeas (a employ- gcoagerparsetread List ANUS, J Chaneetior Ebert | OXFORD JUNCTION, Towa, Jan.| peace probie Gat ta ths Sal ais af Ck cee D> . i meh t " Le n. | 10 re 8 re a : ‘elt, J «© baby son of Capt. and B will sweep thru the mages If : " Seiad gato mi = 10,The five members of the Frank | t | Mrs. Archie Roosevelt, will receive |? & system of employment for . . ' : enn Titinek family, whose bodies wer $10,000 by the will of Thomas Lock: | P¢vorv and war workers fs soon ¥ Z- Yon Hindenburg ta | found in the ruing of their burned | Adegs ‘tases ! wood, Mra. Roosevelt's father, who | #nd me, Marea Moulton, of | 20) es ar here late yesterday, were| “The re« died thin week ment em ‘War labor board, told the re congress yesterday. He federal and municipal em ia the only solution to the L. Magrudd rney angisting the ce 1 of each bedy other parta of the bodies adly burned Hiealde the « of hin wife, daug mer wan 4, and « ne 1 in the rwi ° have burn . but Magruder and ot nditien of the be coroners jul onduct an imme return the of It he wh rece fonbure DAVIS IS SURE | members of the fan fluensa of pneumonia, b ecovered enough to have able to leave their beds if ty had been discovered by them. . M. Rogers Will Wind Up Great Kennewick Clothing) ,'%»™. ? Agreement of wa ; rt ane no of Kennewick, Washington, by Making Exceptional Free « : Her. Good from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Tomorrow (Saturday). =: ns Dry Leader Says Bonds Accepted at Full Face Value. i Amb He Shipped 350 © toda ’ He Men’s Overcoats and Suits—gray, brown and blue Uhited and Men’s Finest Suits and Overcoats, beautifully tail- Veen ored, including the celebrated Kuppenheimer, Hart, *'*\" the great Kennewick Clothing Stock which he purchased | fonstant fear of war. LUTELY FREE with every Suit, Overcoat or Raincoat advertised. Also Note: LIBERTY BONDS fit is absolutely necessary that you realize money on will take them in at their face value and give you the balance in money for Suit or Overcoat purchased Saturday. And note these windup prices on shoes § furnishings. 1’s $6 Union Made Work Shoes Cut to $2.98 Heavy Work Shoes, Union made; | Children’s Shoes, kid and gunmetal; all —— for SAYS PACKERS FIXED PRICE OF ARMY MEAT indy DEMOCRATIC Cc federal wtrict WASH packers pr Large . Anderson will speak before the fe club at its ae turday in 1 Fats cafeteria on “The } tation of Disabled Sol@tars Sailor The idea behind voc al azeeation in to make ever abled soldier ab Fine Dress Shoes, big quecrtanent of 3 worth to $6.00, cut to. 2.85 "Two-toned Shoes, black kid “vamp School Shoes cut to... . $1.98) 0° SPECIAL $1.00 Boys’ th fawn, pearl and brown top, 12-, 14- Ladies’ Felt Comfort Slippers, all colors, , A it 16-inch top; all sizes; worth to ribbon or fur trimmed; values to $3.00 1 t aff, ge 10.00; go at ......... .$3.85 Wh vecscctieeessxveeats oe ' t Da t ' Please note we have continued the sale one week longer tha wn we expected, thus giv.) jit: g you one last chance to partake of the values being offered. Tomorrow, Saturday, will ‘»e be the last day of this sale—so don’t delay. Come, get your share of these ow Collars, All Sizes, Your Choice, 5c ": Shoe lreds of Arrow Collars go on sale Men’s 50c Wool Socks go Saturday at " ITO at 5¢ instead of the contract 23¢. Men’s Cotton Socks at 121g¢. Men's BERKOWITZ Sale of 25c. They’re slightly soiled, but Heavy Wool Underwear, worth to 0, at : ENVELOPES value, and we'll clean them up tomor- $1.25. 15¢ Handkerchiefs tomorrow at Ge. | PT” MP1 Mate and Printed Sold tot w. BUTT at , Saturday, at the ridiculously low price a S¢. All si ‘I5e President Suspenders go on sale to- 4 at 35¢. Men’s Pure Wool Eagle Underwear on sale at $1.98. Men’s Shirts, worth to $1.25, go at 6D¢ of the better kind, including Cluett le eye toad that sold to $2.50, on Saturday we'll also sell Men’s Pure Silk Socks at worth to Heavy Flannel 0, marked at $1.48, Chambray ork Shirts go at 69¢. And Men’s Union-made Ov marked to $1.65. Heavy Wool M aw Shirts cut to $4.85. Heavy Outing Flannel Gowns go at $1.48. 35c Lisle Garters go at 186. And remember, ogers Will Cash Your Pay Check © People, buy now while this stock lasts. Grasp this opportunity. Our five large > ly windows are just stacked with high-grade merchandise, and all priced ridicu- low. If you want to save—be here with the crowds Saturday. Sale starts Sat-|' morning at 9 A. M. sharp. “Please Shop Early.” We are a UNION STORE hone doors close Saturday night at 6 P. M. Make no mistake—note address, k FOR THE BIG UNION STORE WITH THE RED FRONT * md The Red Front Clothing Co. = 1508-1510 First Avenue Opposite the Public Market Shirts, Light What France Has Done for Cemocracy + at si It 1s a simple on, that rem ch, live in ain th refur Drug Stores and druggt | where.-—Advertixernent. Just North of Pike Street at i OPEN UP RECONSTRUCTION ” of regiment at aifention Jost before a review by General Maller body of Mitek nvestiga were ill red shortly Cases Booze Here ares Got Cu Saul. 10 J Here by Tales of patterns—worth to $25.00, go for $9.85. Men’s Lee oi o yuntiar: fovndie pin Boen hen oon . : . 4 will sp si rity, Men Out and Overcoats, beautifully tailored—worth to $27.50, wr Pure.” whe remy | icine for Brides Cotmbia haa i] SERVECE EN this section be raee Week, go at $12.85. *h _He praised the io-| of cota Washidetgn ta pve flee given work at good wages if A large, atmmbes Of Jourmapioats Schaffner & Marx Pure Wool Fabrics, formerly priced ry to $40.00, cut Saturday to $17.85. Hundreds of late, S a tm min went 10 eatin nd th stylish Suits and Overcoats in this lot. own country -eak” Hefain, Dette | ee n from om And here is our Free Offer. Rogers must wind up rer be ax harmonious as to the | taesae pram Newspaper Sold) i f wholesal t, he will do it ETROIT, Jan, 10.—The Detrol at « fraction of wholeele cost, and he wil do it by wuuen ne" = “Ses M_ $8,000,000 SEATTLE MONEY SPENT EVERY ing this gran 0 urday. Any per published bere #ince 1866, was YE FOR EASTERN-MADE CLOTHES a $3.00 Hat in the house—and there are over 500 to select ; sold yewterday to a nyndicate of ve AR T | Li M. camgeend Maxes from, in all shapes and styl will be given ABSO- from the | tet A fraction of this amount spent for Seattle-made clothes would provide ANDERSON WILL TALK Oregon lutely independent value, cut to . .$2.98 sizes; worth to $2.25; cut to ....... D8¢ “i $7.00 and $8.00 Stetson, Walk-Over | Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, worth to $8.00, Report Hindenburg Florsheim Shoes, cut to...... WOME | MRE OM vcatees ace isices one 3.48 Rebuffed in 1 Berlin} Fine Shoes “2 whic with shoe ; LOYAL TROOPS HEADQUARTERS IN OLYMPIA; REGAIN POWER _ PALMER EXPLAINS PROGRAM IN HUN ped ‘ » with federal nee le Washington's reconstruction pro | Char snd other puttio to take the chancek n which the Mbert gov has its offices, dispatches Ebert forces ejected ocht's men from cnost of the the uptured, accord Fighting was nd the Silesian the water powe and ent wetiement federal 4 national needs _- reported after @ mit cele, in which the 1 wuffered severely. Aixpatch said there Munich were loyment of returned soldiers development work of the seope of the insurance commis Olympia ence mpin Bat nment openhagen oting in ng in public schools of the Columbia POLICE SEEK VANDERVEER dieal and dental ex presided, with 400 me is ple of ch r Hanson amation land scheme of ary La . a) use \ ly with the pre government An ash receiver from the center of h ri hold flowers | 1% BUCK UP SEATTLE! Returned Soldiers and Sailors must not be allowed to walk the streets looking for work. All the tailors discharged from has been a The Largest Audience in the | Northwest Reads Star Want Ads wh ‘has been vase to ted r, an inv © were] the Mary, | fam-| od an fir rut all been o fire News Item in Seattle Union Record Saturday, January 4 MANY TAILORS IDLE IN CITY tailors who have come to this city attracted by tales of Seattle's pros- perity are already out of work, ac cording to a statement issued by J. C. Dillon, business agent of Tailors’ Local No. 71, Friday night following their meeting Dillon predicts a great wave of unemployment, especially in the large cities, as a result of the demobilization period. you will do your part. Return- ed heroes will all make Seat- tle their home if we find em- ployment for them. good, steady jobs for every returned soldier and sailor tailor as well as every tailor now in Seattle. | OFFER $6 PER DAY TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS T have a big, well-established shop and an immense stock of woolens. If Se- attle men will give me enough clothes orders, I'll employ every sailor and soldier who is qualified for the work at $6 per day of eight hours. SPECIAL OFFER FOR TOMORROW, SATURDAY Men's Suits se Match them elsewhere if you can for less than $45 to $60 LUB voca-| which a noon-| the tehab-| and} sation-| y dis-| Made to Order Biggest stock Seattle to select from. Perfect fit and absolute satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded. Fine blue serge included at sale price. in ~ off Sale Price to Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform. | 10’ h LOUIS SIDELSKY, Prop. Third Ave., Corner Columbia Two biocks (not one block) south of Madison St. Don’t imitation signs. Look for 801 be fooled by