The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1919, Page 14

Si I SNOT PR CRAGIN TREATY IS ESSENTIAL TO WIFE |S BARRED ASA HALT ry a Sailor in Your Car Is CommitteePlea DEMOCRACIES! BY HENRY woop United Press Correspondent WITNESS PARIS. “(oosemaly 5 Every automobile in Seattle, wegge ~<a from lowly flivver to purring a) ; twinsix, will be placed at the dis ogg aa : gion posal of Uncle Sam's jackles for a oo Me “ renga jaunt over the boulevards if plans a »nvere aa of the fleet rr Catholics ‘coming are accepted by ers aA Asa ee ae Post cards have been dispatch Miiiiiney as cag = ed to all automobile owners ask olitical ing them to do their build up a "i Two thousand cars # @e Moeratic governmer report at the Armory at For Friday and pick up sailors for a ~ two-hour ride “ og etme : Two thousa me Rien oe bo " needed at It P again at prise: “aes LIGGETT INSPECTS j Co-op ation of a! Coalit; bn of ssa POSTS ON BORDER te bre ers you can carry aoapes ; your offer Committee, CARRANZA MEN to Fleet Baucy| on Arctic Clab Imme ‘Sately pr war decline. }f monarchies and growt! @f demo tracies had left the vati ean with dut the Hapsbarg and [Spanish wonarchies for potitical legiance No diplomatt were maintained with Europe's .. “democracies. . ‘The fall «y’ the Hapsburg dynasty L but one \Catholl 1 : sel : eas tacek' the nec ALVESTON Tex : ».— : ognizing demo mc! Gisappearing fiom ral Liggett is traveling by ‘world. bile—t same ymobile Pope Benedict. has frankly an he used when he drove into Bounced his choia’ cf the former render of the One almost cert, 'n result of t)ds| Palley will be eventnt! resumption of - Bence nos toh. thos gaint he YANK CHAUFFEURS En he tro aa ing KILLED 150 FRENCH 9 eantries of Europe, a move wh'« Wit make up for @fice in Austria tt Ment for reconcitiatto Sovernment ts alreac'y in Raly. © Tn his letter to Cardinal Lucpn. the pope said. in pert “The great outstanding fact in the World today is the ever-strengthe ping eurrent everywhere towards de moc . The proletariat classer, as aaey are called, having takers the Preporlerant part in the war, desire fmevery country to derive therfefrom the maximum edvantage ] “Unfortunately this is often pushed #0 excess. They would overt arn the @ecial order, which human | nature Tenders ary, to the d /triment P. men, | cha ntains pursued | Frer merican army killed = 100 well advan ted stay Duran and Hombre es occurred near San Gabriel Dios. WANTS 6.N. TO PAY DAMAGES Suit for $30,000 damages for the death of her husband, A. J. Kings ton, brakeman on a Northern Pacific train. who was killed near Auburn March 31, 1918, when a Great North. ern train crashed into the car on which he was employed, was started by Mra Bexsie L. Kingston against the Great Northern Railroad Com pany, and Walker D. Hines, director of railroads, in superior court Mon- day. She declares that the crew of the Great Northern train was negli- gent and careless, and that the train | was traveling at an excessive speed. CHARGE TEA THEFT Cot sible for t army prt instead, rueition t Ch a and ¢ 17,000 ON STRIKE AT SCRANTON COLLIERIES SCRANTON, Pa., Sept. 9.—W the exception of six plants loca’ in Luzerne county all colleries ¢ the Hudson Coal company are tie up Woved those who suffer, ancl has al Ways taught that public powers @stablished for the common gmod Must work especially to imyrove cof ditions of those who suffer. “That is why the Catholic clergy Must not oppose the proletaria: ef. forts at re-vindication, but must fa Vor them, provided they remaifn with In the limits nesty and justice,” _MURPHIN LKS TO GLUB Murphine, 1 today as the result of a ntrike order ismued by the general griev ance committee of the company About 17,000 men are on strike about 4,500 are at work YOUTH IS ACCUSED Richard Pittock, 19, wanted Wil- liam Spears, 10, to steal some ap ‘Thomas F ®aperin-| W. I. Smith and S. Cohen, long |then proceeded to kick him and Nendent of public utilities, stoke on|shoremen, are accused of ‘stealing rubbed his face, hands, ears and "Bireet Railway Problems at althree packages of tea from pler|ct « with oil, according to the ix of the One Hundred Per|14. The tea belonged to E. Lung complaint Elizabeth Spe fled Cent club Tuesday noon at the Ma-|Tank of Chicago. Petit larceny is|with the prosecuting attorney sonic club. the charge. against ittock THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT A Big Splash in Rubbers 3,000 Pairs of Storm Rubbers Bought to Sell at Low Prices Sizes for Men, Women and Children Get Yours Now and Save Get ready for the rainy days to come—outfit the whole family with these dandy storm rubbers. There are sizes for mother, father and for all the children—all new and shiny—just waiting for a chance to prove ipelr worth as guardians of your health, your comfort and your pocket- There’s no excuse in being unprepared for wet weather when you can buy rubbers at these prices: 49c 59c Children’s Sizes 4 to 10 Boys’ Sizes 214 to 6 79c 95c Misses’ Sizes 11 to 2 Men’s 69c Sizes 6 to 10 Sizes 11 to 2 ples for him. When he refused he} THE SEATTLE STAR LOWERING COSTS Wilson Addresses Minnesota Solons N STATE CAPITOL, St. Paul, ‘ ive Minn, Sept, 9—Ratification of the peace treaty is essential to a “settling down’ of world nl is whieh will tend to being down the cost of living, Prest dent Wilson told a spe new sion of the Minnesota legista ture The cost of living is primarily & world condition, lo to the a TheBonMarché ew Hats Await You at $15 They Are Sure to Win Your Instant Admiration try, he nal Fa must t pa these perfectly stunning new im the | gued, until real pe is assured adhe | { by ratifientie n commerce iy a Each hat is perfect in detail, and and things begin to settte pn ai wey ieee: : strikingly individual. food m Edges of monkey fur or fringes of ostrich add mysterious charm, break- i ahi aac mH | —| ing severe outlines. A World Wide Condition art “e er | ’ e , . . . . Labor at prene not satisfied |" Ameriea mu | Novelty in Ornaments Variety in Coloration : i cnentl Sie ta ba ara | Smart in the extreme are the orna- Hats of inky blackness or with the pea H n anecdote or two to em: | fi] ments in iridescent or dangling ef- warmth of nasturtium, copper or t] phas nts and there was con: | fil fect’ worn in peldard aod’ harem brass tones in their materials. are Ae ' c equally fashionable. opiatsa wie genital ak sah ant boi | | _ Style. —THIRD FLOOR ° 9 ° . ° Wilson’s Trip Shows Little Decorate for the President ° Gain, Declare Senators D te for the Fleet BY FRED 8. FERGUSON wt the senator to keep up/ fl ecora e or e ee (United Press Staff Correspondent) '! 7 ne : pAVASHINGTON, Sept, 9—It |p Let us decorate to the limit, for this is Seattle’s great opportunity to AienngerntBladayeedh soiacmnagee= Sa impress the nation’s leader with the enterprise, prosperity and import- territory in which he has spoken ance of the fastest growing city in the West. . in the form of telegrams and letters to senators urging that opposition to the treaty cease, he hag not yet made his trip a sue cess, according to his opponents sy Pigeon In the senate | With this situation giving | them confidence, Senators John ' son, Borah and McCormick leave | this afternoon to open their | unique series of long distance de 5 | bates with the president ; ar, | Welcome the President and the Fleet iam which 1 arrive |i} . ° take a different k then 1s ae ee With a Waving Flag reat Pe gp Se ce ee No matter what kind of a Flag you want—we have it. ; Louls businessman ted. i] SILK MOUNTED WOOL FLAGS COTTON FLAGS ° ® FLAGS Unmounted wool Flags, Fisgs 8x12 inches 10c. Poindexter Replies to | Wiess 420 inches the large sizes for draping pur , Flags 12x18 inches 15¢. Wil ’ ‘ ‘ : Ch | Flags Salt inches Se, _— or decorations for build- van eS ae | tx 00, _— es 2x! . ils Qui . vv lsons Quitter Charge} Coron FLAGS mamas ma aoe SILK BANNER United Press Staff Correspondent. | Put Up or Si ings 4x7 fect 96. Flags 5x8 feet $10.50. FLAGS ‘ ais —— p or Shut Up Flags 5x8 feet $5.50 and A AEANGIION, |e 9.—The The president mays in his state-|f] gs.50. Pings Oxi0 feet $15.50. (Unmounted) . a Waee tee le nty Put up t Flags 6x9 feet $9.75 Flags 15x25 feet $75.00. Flags 2x3. feet $16.50. Flags 6x10 feet $8.50. Flags 20x30 feet $525.00. Flags 454x7 feet $52.50. ] —BASEMENT, UNION ST. SIDE ° sae : | Bunting, 18c Yard Patriotic Decorations | Patriotic Bunting for decoration Those who would entertain during Fleet com- | purposes ing week will want these paper decorations: Tri-colors, in stripes or with stars— ~7Pattiotic gartanda l5e.an@ Sim °. i i —Patriotic shields 10c pkg. 24 inches wide. e P —Patriotic crepe paper doilies 10c pkg. | Show your colors now by putting up —Nut cups 60c¢ doz plenty of decorations. —Red, white and blue crepe paper 20c. FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE —UPPER MAIN FLOOR. About 100 Wash Dresses | ° . ° Will Disappear Quickly at $3.85 ’ They’re Odds and Ends—Some Worth : met n| we have i Double the Price ® | Dresses of ginghams and voiles — two models as Treaty Might Force Canada | shown—others just as attractive — reduced to $3.85 — . | 9 are 7 tha j to Fight England, He Says | because there are only a few of a kind, ; | WOMAN CHARGED AS Serie oal. wink x ee Pretty Plaids, Stripes and All White Dresses iris: a’ RECKLESS DRIVER sag it ag will ¢ aed it thief] Good styles in dresses, suitable to wear in the house. All-f ity hoxpitat Pisasae’ with Paps bopabe arbi ee ee: * | nicely trimmed and splendid for fit. All sizes in the lot, but not J tired rit ble internal in . a ob i | in every style. urte a » eing od t $ town and by ab eitenomal N beset ne SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHB art t Craig, Windsor | hou e comings ta a »pposition party in the ho ‘ * ~ ‘ M 1 a charge) Kenzie. xpoki sat length in opening Outing Flannel Convenient New The Newly i deciare|""Cannan entered the war on | 25c Locations Equipped Hair- uselenn Re bbitant to talvadhe same catia Dressing and B'NAI B’RITH LEADERS fs" fukes"IMe, "mar _ane sutton fenngl oe Kopin |g GUESTS IN SEATTLE Hed WAKE shoal nate ne | inches wide, in lengths The bakery, candy Gras — uphol- dant be ite Bhat Bo ee eae f nations, “with “troubie-|f] to 10 yards. Stripes and — kitchen, delicatessen, story will add to your Cl Lavy, Hlttet pra craton: ett - Wiese, sr hee | checks in pink, blue and soda fountain and lunch comfort, while you are he guama. of hdtoe ob the inca) Ne erp er MN MALS Ye Not over 10 yards to : na have. haan vo hay ” facial or scal His senegal er signatory na-!f/ @ customer. counters have been re aving facial or scalp Wednesday night at the edu 1 | LOWER MAIN FLOOR moved to a light, clean Ldeelvaae oe a ee ul center, 18th ave, and Main | , ete . nh a in the newly arrangec t. ‘The visitors are from San Fran-| REPORT MAN TELLS | st onthe Upper main hairdressing and mani- erate A OF MURDERING GiRL|{| Short Knitted uit is 60 handy-—zight TE LABOR MEET CHEHALIS, Sept. 9.—Robert | Petti t The curtains, draper- next to the rest room on IS SET OCTOBER 30 ae cf Ae hips for Lessa: coats ies and rugs are now the second floor. wiiteiae WONihines Get we ret Gamniltted ia 1684 Pee ARNE O BE Cotton and cotton and settled on the Fourth Specialists do — the or, called to discus It i sald that Hicks, recently ar.{{| WOOl mixtures in short Floor, southern end of manicuring and apt 1 ter the One Big Union |rived here, confessed to strangling |{, Knitted petticoats — for the building. ling as well as the other/y mwa ordered stopped will hl daughter with 1 plece of rope|f] chilly days gray or Lap eat Noli f hair attlo October 30 ecause of her improper white, trimmed with col- teens ig . be A Ts om © MARaiphiee the tac state tan are ored stripes, $1.00 to These changes male transformations and g, but the main issue will be bring-| threatened to shoot him when eel $2.95 shopping — easier andl switehes is carried, too. harmony between the units of|braided for her actions, and Ie ECOND FLOOR more convenient for you. SECOND FLOOR 1 the federation. strangled her,