The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1920, Page 16

2 cain a a RR aa lt it eA. VET iB 0A AB.) Ne AL ATR AIR ON, Oe Meo BOOZEWAR (__rronsrnow ccs IN FRISCO ( WINEMAKING IN ‘HOMES 0, K. NOW C Authorized;-in California | | | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 13.-Man-| eohollc eonter ay by Justus Ward | Deposed Woman Prohibition t internal revenue fc ; Director Returns With a as suche pablo tnetrnelionnl en Series of Charges |from Washington which, he acceptn a} BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18 * woman's rage today way added to! . the already much involved investi up to Bation of allewed irregularities in Call es onstruction of the dry law officers a forelen Thin ¢ Prohibition enforcement of fornia. by revenue » aed rmit th is regarded | being inte to Warburton, who last we charged as state prohi After three weeks of service asx the Only woman in the United States | holding such a position. Mra. War | Burton had started for Washington But she did not get beyond Ogden | home manufac ruling the turer also is @xempted from any federal tax In Neved on up t Wtah, and last night «! tepped from a train here, announcing she) Was realy for « finish fight daye and 4 hen could ~~ pu *I have come back to face my ac | Pececsag > yt aa Belen Cusers” she announced. “It have Ti | SAR Ae from $140 to $155 @ ton. come back to confront them and to t AM hert in their tee their false \WON'T PERMIT WINE-MAKING | IN WASHINGTON | TACOMA, Oct. 14.—""That may be sia, but it won't charges and their vile insinuations Ali of the iniquities said to have 4 in the offi 18 ANXIOUS TO TELL TT TO GRAND JURY With that as an introduction, Mrs. | | Warburton procerded to charge al Fong lat of alleged irregularities i /| : . . rT) Py Die teeuance of permits for the| Leading figures in California prohibition controversy. Withdrawal of liquor from bonded| Mrs. Glad Kimball Warburton, first woman prohibition di-|\"' R, oe, = said ae — re | rector, was removed and John L. Considine, above, placed in} mins Gleey.” 53 ury Me her office. Internal Revenue Collector Justus Wardell, below,| “we DWhile Mrs. Warburton was mak.| brought about the arrest of two alleged bribers. Edward A,\ trom Wo»! her statement, Harry Brolaski.| Kenney, center, was Mrs. Warburton's chief assistant. | ert posary former mayor of Redondo Beach - : Cal. now under arrest charged with Si tenons ieuare Gonspiracy to violate the Volstead " A . eet a Honolulu Trip) Slain at Age of 97 enlivened the situation! TACOMA. Oct. 13.—-The J6th rest| PARIS, Oct. 13—Mme. Augier, who orcad he wanted to know! ment of ficid artillery, a unit of the 97 and was reputed any crime had been com-| Fourth division, under command of | smansed some wealth, was 1 eeed in the alleged withdrawal of | (oi, Wright Smith, which has been in ner villa in @ suburb < Bi Parrels of liquor from bond for| stationed at Camp Lewis for two), ner «villa in & subu he supposed purpose of refreshing | months, left here today by train for to the democratic national | gan Francisco, where it will embark tion. |on the transport Great Northern for Between charges today there | jonolulu. gonniderable ‘interest evidenced ntatorment of Feder! Prohibition Director Donald A. M donald here today, when informed an Wardell, Interna no Matructions about permitting wines,” he «ton state has a ta the making of the fed Altho Artillery Unit Off Reported Wealthy, eral law may permit a little wine mt making In homes, the state law naticnlly denies citizens that right. People whe j are Hable to arrest by county and city officers.” | He'd Eject Aged Parents From Home| LONDON, Oct, 11.John Newbury [ie who will be named permanently | porary appointment. William Hum: | a laborer, is seeking « court order TWP the office of probibition director. | phreys, prominent Loe Angeles man.| Tt ts only a few years since into eject his aged parents from his lah I. Considine, who succeeds| was most frequently mentioned for| Korea they thought it hardly worth|home He wants the bouse for his Warburton, holds ony a tem-| the permanent appointment. | while to give a girl baby a name. own family. The olf woman was found dead and gagged and bound in her bedroom. All the furniture had been ripped open in the search for her supposed wealth A JOBBER’S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN Thursday | a Wonderful | Offering of 1,441 i Women’s and Ne i Misses’ SWEATERS 14 Stunning Styles || A Dozen Different Weaves {| In All Sizes From 38 to 46 || Coral, Green, American Beauty, Turquoise, Peacock, Tan, French Blue, | Buff and Beaver nae } iE 4 THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT HIGAGO BOOZE [Inquiring Reporter |HOMES CRACK, NO DIVORCE ON MF /Home-brewed Cider Also Confession Charges Bribe of 3 CHICAGO, Oct. 13.—Txistence of Why do you live in Seattle? LONDON, built LONDON 1f you get f the home for home use without Te] 6d here in the Mast under y t inventig The Ne confeasion In > PIT? & sfler unless you haw & Louteville nese 4 nop By tinest » divided under th keeners here adler, accord to tive). ation act ? the reported confeasion, also me \awe of this island 1 permite in New York city Loans 1 practically unchanged ying $500 to an insurance | Even the Baby Is eer ata were handed down by tial Lots of men get rich by pretend | Ing they have Avarice sometimes miscalculates, always RING IS PROBED BURST, CLAIM — THIS ISLAND! |Tenants of Three Months Marriage Laws on Island of } | Already Moving Out | Jersey Strict } $30,000 Given TODAY'S QUESTION here than WILLIAM A, ¢ Butlding You will have to live with your mother, unless he can pron + with a dower houne and will be entitled tay y and grab everyes mpllers centuries ago. . Woman of 72)!" COLUMBIA Ky. ; Mra. Eather Dohon jot 102, four h t To stop street cars at railroad crossings or drawbridges should # motorman ignore a signal, an invent designed a epring bumper to 1 level with their front sills, of her ¢ BonMarché OCTOBER TRADE SALES ITH each day’s economies better than those of the day before it is little wonder that the Octo- ber Trade Sales are gaining speed as they progress. From day to day they faithfully reflect the lowering prices of the Eastern markets, bringing to thrifty-Seattle shoppers countless opportunities to save. Have you benefited by these Sales? It is not too ! ate even yet! Every Woman in Seattle Should Share in Thursday’s Super Savings on 1,000 New Silk Petticoats $3.95 and $4.95 In a Wide Choice of | In Silk Taffeta Plain Colors Silk Jersey and Changeable Effects Silk Jersey Tops and Combinations With Taffeta Flounces ESTABLISHED 1890 About Wholesale PETTICQAT ‘SECTION—SECOND FLOOR = <= o_o Of Course You Want Marquisette Curtains at $4.75 a Pair Our Former Prices $5.75 to $7.50 There has been a regrouping of 600 pairs of Curtains in the October Trade Sales—elaborate or plainer, whichever you choose. — NEMO CORSET. _ DEMONSTRATION If you are inclined to be over-plump you will be interested in the visit of Mrs. A. L. Craig of New York city, who has come for a few weeks to demonstrate Nemo Corsets from the Nemo Hygienic Fashion Institute. CORSET SHOP—SECOND FLOOR HERE’S LUCK 100 Boston Bags Special $4.95 Dandy Bags for the money—of split cowhide. Made with durable riveted frames and handles, with straps to fasten over the top—sizes 13 to 16 inches—in brown only. BASEMENT—UNION STREET SIDE Cotton Serge 45c Yard Nice heavy Cotton School Serge—for children’s. clothes; 34 inches wide, in green, blue, black and brown, Heavy Outing 35c Yard 86-inch Outing Flannel, cozy for winter garments, in neat stripes—lengths to 10 yards. Beige, White and Cream Marquisette with Cluny edges and_ insertion—drawn-work effect and motif corners. Some with hem- stitched border and motifs in corner. Another Good One Our $3.50 Marquisette Curtains Reduced to $2.98 800 pairs in the ‘lot, trimmed with Cluny and novelty designed edges—and with neatly hem- 8 borders. Cream, white and beige in the ot. They will brighten up your windows and are most reasonable in price. CURTAIN SECTION—FOURTH FLOOR, FABRIC FLOOR (THIRD) October Trade Sales Are Making Food Prices Lower Pure Strained Honey, Very Special, 25c |b. Bread 10c a Loaf Special Eats 28c No. 1 Soft Shell Bread 15c a Loaf ote nl ' Walnuts 32c Pound Baked Ham Sandwich with : Special for Thursday shoppers. Full weight—made with milk— Potatoes Soda Crackers 18c Pound baked to a tempting brown, Jelly Roll and Coffee. Trade Sale Luncheon 40c —Bon Marche Coffee—special, 2 pounds 90¢, Beef Pot Pie—Spring Vegetables Bread and Butter Look around the Coffee and Devil's Food and Ice Cream or Spice Department for unadver- Whipped Cream tised specials. Many a time you Coffee or Milk. will be surprised, LUNCH COUNTER—UPPER MAIN E COUNTER—UPPER MAIN FLOOR FLOOR —Cherry Pies—um, but they're good, Freshly made—superfine— each, 50¢. BAKERY SECTION—UPPER MAIN FLOOR