The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1920, Page 2

7 . . _ —— een close Me Te he ORE et ? —~ i ae amen sha reorient rT gate Ie SENG ARE TS 7 THE SEATTLE STAR bi nt - ee = = ae es Miller Is Speak Conner Leaves for How Would You tical Ball Southwest Trip ike This Bo at Po! - “onne ublican eand Like y e Congressman John ¥, Miller will be We W: Donner, rep Bs oy A year ago Mrs. #. HE. Vi : one of the featured speakers at Beat- date for Ueutenant governor, |] Hoose and her two children can —no C. O. [ior phohe orders; one to a purchaser; these specials, with exception of Attle this morning tor meetings in|] 1 Cowttle from Kentucky. TI 0 m addresses at Tacoma, Olymypla, Ho father since, and have lost Want Him for United States) seattio orsanteation of the King|Have the Voting Power to/wiirmves ot Tiss pitti ta|| and father sine ne mother haa Senator County Woman's Republican club. Decide Control Aberdeen, returning agiin to Seattle || con! to work, and in forced to * ern Washington counties. boy Raymond,” she told The Star one-third — was $9.50; now $6.65— }to endorse the candidacy of oroad bm lle A fr en yornnrat fo half as interested in politics! Mr, Connar im wcheduled to arrive | ey dont want him i Malcotm Dotgias for prosecuting at-| Statue “4 SC) at aro men, according to Chicago|in Spokane September 1, where De || shorted. I want him back when | King County Bole club Wednesday ‘ > Yosterday 44,437 women registered | te ‘io complete his CUMPAEDT) tere some Star reader who would evening, when exaervice employes Harding Declares for the primary election, as aguinst and Pierce counties before |) ive to take him?” be kept neutral inthe Might, © BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. #4.—Sen-|out the country, however, is muf.| seven democrats who voted against \| nome, | More than 90 per cent of the war| ator Warren (. Harding, republiean | ficient to eausé politicians and can-| suffrage munt go up for re-election. || Anyone interested in taking the but the opposition of severat mem-| sconomic, industrial and politiea) | life of senators who has opposed] Dillingham of Vermont, George a. |bers who have positions in Brown's | prebiems,” when the California dele | suffrage, party leaders agreed. They| Moses of New Hampshire a “Great Mi is R rice 8ii6 ea Friday cent vote necessary to call a epecial/ment by republican headquarters |are to be filled in the coming cam-| wood, Alabama; D. U. Fletcher, to allow the candidacy of State Sen] ‘The man who doesn't know alto decide control of the upper| Maryland; bee S. Overman, North , ath [ator George Lamping to go over for] woman until after he marries ber ts! house. Caroliha, and E. J. Smith, South!are mailed bere every Sunday P Ue's second “candidates’ ball” to be i : . He will make vm the husband sanitary euch, will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purchaser. given Thursday night by the Weat . have not heard from the ~ EXTRA SPECIAL! ; tonight and leaving Friday morning | vocurate from the children. this sanitary couch reduced about Shes The dance and sly will be held at — ns Cees Sarma i mpseete from tas cediaren, Attempts to call @ special seaston | tho West Side hall, California ave.| CHICAGO, Aug. 74.-—Women are torney failed at the meeting of the|‘*"* a) registration figures. campaign for a week, returning |] 1 con make @ home for him. Is loniny ; Shir in the office of Fred C. Brown, pres ’ 79,346 men the closing of the prim: inne Raymond is # years 014. Jent tnoumbent, pleaded that the club He ll Say Mouthful ‘The registration of women thro: | OCCCCO OOO | hey, the daughter, has found « }veterans present were in favor of] rresidenthal candidate, haa protined |didates to do some ficuring. Women |The republicans are Frank Bran |] boy should call Bast 664 and talk Major Douglas, according to report, |. give his views “on all the ntate’s| are in a position to kill the politica! | deges of Connectlout, William T./]to Mra. Dunlap, 2303 BE. Madison. office was sufficient to prevent| gation calls at the “front porch” Bep-| pointed out that 17 democratic and| James W, Wadsworth of New York —Paquart heayy aluminum tea- Douglas from gaining the 76 per! tomber 14, according to an announce-|15 republican seats in the senate|The democrats are Oscar Under in Same Channel”. , aturday, si. meeting. here today. palen, Florida; J. W. Beckham, Kentucky;| wyAGARA FALLS, N. ¥.— Pitty THIRD FLOOR | Bolo club members tacitly agreed =“ This will gtve women a chance! #. J. Gay, Louisiana; J, W. Smith] 0) wish you were here” cards music roll special Jaincunsion to the state convention to Apt to regret the acquaintance Four republican sepators and@ Carolina. mates Portmnaster Williams, be BOM irl Teonees next Gaturcay. | mm ere ee | Two other gubernatorial candidates —very fortabl atrongty santtary are war vetérana, it was pointed out. | opened Tex42 coe aime Saad wicent 0x22 pe tas ‘ea The fight to endorse Major Doug wire fabric-epring supported at each end by 26 Belical springs 7 nog oma oa the seepcntions and supported tn center by @ steel coll springs regular price a as a “ Pp 4 H : ) 96.65. 7 ‘Tworoger, nm J. Sullivan and) : Sool Soe ie ce wnclordie Friday-Saturday, Charles Brinkley led the Dougtas j “ bal een al FLOOR gestae $1.69 forces, and Frank Reagan, Ed Cit ; — — 5 ford, Mert Rens and John A. Frater intiiieaiis gait tii ot' directed the fight for Brown, ity black coate: " Ninety delegates to attend the chick cas we state convention in Tacoma were ee ree er) tea welected by the King County Bolotsta, Sahareies Fa: | ‘The delegates were instructed to| ; work for the candidacies of the fol - |i “ A . jowing: Col. W. M. Ingils for senator, Capt. |W. J. Coyle tor Heuténant go , Robert Dwyer for insurance ¢ sioner, L. I, Thompedn for attorney | gwen George Bundy for state aan amen jauditor, and J. Grant Hinkle for see P OF retary of state, ‘Th ctub-aleo endorsed the candi. | dacton of the following aspirants for =sczez=!f Men’s Fall Clothing Dr. Willits H. Corson for coroner, jand Thomas Beeman for engineer. The club came cut strongly t . in : favor of the state bonus bill, which regular price $2.35 will be voted on in November, fine quality attractive velour pillows tn plain $ e fs, 21x21 inches square, we offer at a greatly | | rectal Prt Street Car Men in - 2 peed decboka | bc Des Moines Accept For weeks we have been receiving BS Sele carafe argo from America’s leading makers thou- =~ sands of Suits and Overcoats, in the $1.65 |manded payment of back wages. | regular price $2— TH de deveer) for payment of these is See Leb ee f | eas a cera latest fall styles—and these now, await ca tah ie your inspection at this great clothing Tecate !t called for a deficiency |cexccesmute om erento soerenr store. : Moree, contractors, for work done for the city, was vetoed by Mayor Cald. Price $1— | well Wednesday 69. 4 nent Te pictoree: | | LE The vast display of unmistakably stylish Clothes sur- u —; Special Friday-Saturday THIRD FLOOR | Friday and passes anything ever attempted in the past history Saturday Only of this great Clothing Store, and every man in the city a oot Se of Seattle owes it to his sense of economy, and de- Year— : ' sire for excellence of style, to come in now and see ‘Tacoma. || “WHATS / what we have to offer. aooer “hm ti fr te ae YOUR The same principles of utmost Value for your Mon- Wi: "Darn tT dont ona wher HUSBAND ey which have been the foundation of our Success in’ jin your ming" Swigg, 7” DOING?” | the past are carried out to the letter in both the YOUR TEETH || pricing of our Fall Suits and Overcoats, and in the |X-RAYED FREE| Be (sr 15° unexcelled Fabrics and Workmanship. ‘For Kiddies Adults America’s Leading Makers are represented by over O A K _ ten thousand garments, affording you such a choice iisabes: Moteen & sak that you are absolutely certain to find here just what =. = your fancy dictates. 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