The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1920, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920, HOOVER WORRIES T OLD PARTY MEN Decide He Is Neither “Fish, Flesh Nor Fowl” MAXIME'S LOWER PRICE FLOOR What’s the thing to do about clothes this spring? Specialized Hats at a Specialized Price NEW YORK publicans an¢ ntly are still -soadd Hoover | VERY man knows that : clothes are high priced; wens aon | and that poor ones cost about how: itt mich tthe imaiati as muchas the good ones. What’s a man going to do who wants to make his money go the farthest? There’s only one thing to do; buy ‘amps, however, so as any ¢ J Id be obtained, 4 administra: | hary about commenting. eral connected with campaign organ Tomorrow—A Millinery Sensation We don't know what he is. Republicans—If Hoover ts a repub- | lican, why doesn't he say #0? The rly enough drawn for w his own mind. We do 72 Business Locations Our Specialized $5:00 Hats To the woman who wishes to be smart- ly hatted at a most modest expenditure, these Specialized $5 values offer a selec- tion almost unlimited in scope. Every new mode for Spring is represented in not believe he is eligible for the re publican nomination. | The newly launched Hoover boom here continued blithely on its way, ir respective of the opinion of some re publicans that he cannot be consid as @ republican eee SCO, March 12.—Cal ifornia’s esidential primary, in May, will witness a battle betwee the supporters of Johnson friends o | termination reached late yesterday | Both are Californians, tomorrow's group. | ‘Three hundred Hoover men voted A Glance will Convince You! See Pine Street Windows Lower Price Floor “The Haven of Style nudes Westlake at Pine “Sruse” Twe Mistakes, Two Guns, Two Dead | WYNONA, Okla, March 12- Roland McGuire and John Blair were carrying guns, Both are dead. They met in the dark and mistook each other for highwaymen. Golosh Market in Gotham Is Active NEW YORK, March 12.—Sales here of arctics, rubbers and goloshes | this season have so far totaled 2,500,- 1000 pairs. 7 L. C. Smith Bldg. Elliott 4993 lto put a republican delegation pledged to Hoover in the p Warren Gregory was ele dent of the new organization, which is known as the Hoover club of Call fornia, The alignment of Hoover against Johnson will place the treaty issue squarely up to California, for Hoover is as strong for the treaty as John son is against tt, | Pity Accident Did | Not Happen in ’14 LONDON, England, March 12.--A chauffeur was fined lowing @ col lision and mentioned that in 1907 he drove the ex-kaiser. “It's a pity this accident did not happen then,” | said the solicitor. | |Candy Girls Are. Working to Music LONDON, March 12.—A piano, at which a paid pianist offictates, is an innovation introduced into a choco late factory at Stratford. The girls are encouraged to sing popular airs, | with instrumental accompaniments, She Says His Maw Was to Blame_ COLUMBUS, March 12.—Josephine | Hitcheock is suing her mothern law, Mrs. Mary J. Hitchcock, for $10,000 damages for the alleged alienation of her former husband's affection. good all-wool clothes; pay the price to get them. They’ll save you money because all-wool wears longer; you won’t have to buy so often. We know; we've seen all kinds of clothing. Good stuff is always econ- omy. Hart Schaffner & Marx make clothes that really save for you; that’s why we have them and why we talk so much about these clothes. IF THEY DON’T SATISFY YOU YOU GET YOUR MONEY BACK Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Shop Corner Second Avenue and Seneca Street | NAPOLEON EXTRA Hordes of Rats Gassed in a Mine LONDON, England, March 12.— | Managers Demand Stars for Marines NEW YORK, March 12.—Big After the miners had left a colliery, | league baseball managers are not 1 eather was placed at the bottom of |the only seekers after promising the main shaft and lit. The ventil lating fan was scurried te were crow her, but suf. killed. |Pay $1 ‘to U. S. for $400,000 Patrol | “EW YORK, March 12 » Commissioner Wallis pur a new patrol beat for the | department ‘The vessel is the Penob- | nis seot which cost $400,000 when tt was built three years ago, It was used | as a patrol boat off Brest. Secre ng and the | Fectuiting o! shaft where | Manager of a bas « | Marine corps is cl focated, Thousands of rats were | ment of diamond performers youngsters these days. The Marine # that every team with the for a ship. |Man 78 Years Old Is Co-Respondent ra IN, March 12.—Henry Wil Deputy | g¢ a re A riv pilot, was ni dent in the suit of 3 mery Cox ag nuliment riage. The wife denied the charge. Raty Denies authorised the eats for Teachers Demand | dollar. | | A 10-ROUND FIGHT Page 10 of Today's Star SIDELSKY STARTS | Virgin Olive First Shipment Oil New—Fresh—Genuine ITALIAN OLIVE OIL Now at Your Grocer’ Ss A. Magnano Co.—Importers Seattle Genoa Backward Pupils You are anxious to give your child every advantage at school, but how about his eyes? Perhaps he is going to be handicapped for lack of glasses. No boy can do well in school who ean tinctly. A kind eame un vation last year. Teacher said he was stupid and dull—he did not do well at his lessons. We examined his eyes and found he couldn't see the writing on the blackboard Glasses changed everything son he was leading his class. Most backward children have poor eyesight. How about your child? 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