The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1920, Page 16

SAFEBLOWN BYYEGGMEN - Witroglycerine Used and * $300 Stolen; Three Other Places Entered that the Tt in the absent Next Sat Yeggs made a of and jum to force the heavy Phe minimum of f lute are said Edgewater safe had Also, the « oe, 3514 Sunnyside First ave Rothing taken. In all instances ¢ ¥ Prance had been gained by breaking | ba windows. | DESERTE BRAUTY Office equipment ha tered broad hurried the police declare, rapid anc sional work | CONTINUE RAIDS npaign of Terrorism Is Increased MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 14—A gin by merchants and planters of county burned today at . Tenn., near here. The fire Supposed to be of incendiary in in we gin had not been posted by riders, but it had been selling is the first gin to be burnt in ° Memphis cotton district. | eee j ‘Texas, Oct. 14.—"Night thruout the Southwest today |f) their campaign of terrorism force cotton’ gin owners to sus | Operations until the price of early today. The loss was) St $21,000. Fire Chief Me J) said the fire was of incendlary | | cotton gin at Huffemith, owned yy William Holdrich, was destroyed. |] ) h sald he “knew” it was the [/ of the “night riders.” “Night riders” descended on a cot- Bin at Vian, Okla, egriy this ing and posted a warning that gin must close until prices ‘Up. As & result of the spread of terror- gin owners have thrown heavy around their buildings, ac cording to reports. Federal authorities at San Antonio pday declared they did not believe $1,000,000 Cameron, Texas, fire of incendiary ortgin, | liday Apart Cure for Family Troubles. LESDEN, Eng, Oct. 14.—"A iY apart would, perhaps, be the thing for the old people after so many years together,” the Willesden magistrate, when ‘tan of 70 appeared on a charge of ding his wife after 4% years of | d life, It was stated that an. | woman had come between | 1 Found Dead— _ |} | at back. : * Crushed in Cave-in us CHARLESTOWN, W. Va, Oct. 14. When they found James Kirt, 7, isaing for 25 hours, he was dead. Shovel sticking out of a pile of revealed that hiw tunnel, in h he was playing, had caved in him. Life Too Swift | for Indian 36 Years in Prison| Coral, Indian Dick™ © BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14,—“In- Dick,” 73-year-old Piute chief, Just been released from the peni- here after serving 36 years illing seven Chinese mining | jumpers, Because he failed to the eighth, he demanded his back on his rifle, saying it|f) t shoot straight. | ‘The strange bustle of the city made ol4 man homesick for bis own people, ‘Too fast,” he said, “autos ich Indian. Dick.” | | | «& The suit . WORTH END ‘Three Months of Forgetfulness to Be Auct is one source is beyond cavil b; market, Virginia st KALN STICKS AND mn currency and ct “LUNCH BOXES Thursday Tt The safe In the WN. S6th st. an Blown successt purwes contain en of books that have been mth. being released as a musician. We'll Be Glad to Show You These ECONDS” of Boys’ Fleece - lined Union Suits in ankle length, have long sleeves and come in white, ecru or gray. All sizes from 4 to 16 years— but not in each color. THE SEA COX ANSWERS TAFT SPEE Ity's electric tunouninen. | of Brander Matthewa| ing Annual | of w munietpal EN ROUTE WITH GOVET 0 Bible pale with |COX, Van Wert, Ohio, Get mindedness of the | Mary Bak Joseph Conrad! agerting the presidential election | 4 |ahrogs « leather atl wilt be a geferendum on the } ©} Hertha M. Clay in-a sotled paper ki werner Cox tn of nations, G mone LOVERS ARE NT-MINDED! are absen ( pretty girls a ad Pound smile out of pha and from « ints. One large ploture of girl, taken in neene, back It is to the Westlake and Westlake ghee wise would be unthinkable” set} Ells statement was in reply t claim of Mx President Taft that ed a TePLY fidates they land have ‘enough to carry he dim ‘TOs. ywher will claim the ue nt of Mr, Tat in wtateme paid. “n mean only That when | am elected straightforwart platform of nations, it is ¢ pt at the Feather du carpenter's tools summer furs, phonograph records, s, overseas hata, rubbers, the hammer | t A. Chambers, railway de Going, koing : His Trusty Guitar Frees Him Again) SAN DINGO, Oct. 14.— Wilson, known to Pacific the people ¢ the third time durin acked Taft fe t Harding aft coast po lies as “the man whe plays himself out of jail,” ts free here with the aid | ¢ w andbag. of bis trusty guitar Ison chart more ed the detective force with “Circe’s hry an are found® sone” aftor he had been arrested for vagrancy, He ts usually either Just | , publ ated by the | being arrested as a vagrant or just HE 30N MARCHE BASEMEN Smart New Dresses of Wool Serge or Tricotine for $15.00 For every-day wear at home, on the street or for business, these at- tractive and becoming dresses will be found highly desirable. They are in navy only, with trimmings of military braid, chenille embroidery in contrasting colors, silk floss, tinsel, fancy braid and beads. All are belted models, but there is a choice of long sleeves. Sizes 36 to 42. Extra Good Corsets . for $1.95 and $2.75 [At $1.95 white coutil with button or stayed front. Back lace. Adjustable shoul- der straps. Sizes 20 to 28. Also medium bust, front-lace Cor- sets in white coutil with elastic inset there are you'll discover’ Girls’ Corset At $2.75 girdle top, free Waists of _—_—_______—. hip, back - lace Corsets of pink coutil, some with elas- tic inserts at the bottom, and also medium bust, back-lace Corsets of white coutil, with spoon stay and free hip. All sizes from 21 to 30 in the Free hip. Sizes 22 to 28. assortment, but not in each style. Bargains! Bargains!! Bargains!!! Women’s and Misses’ _All-Wool Slip-On Sweaters $3.95 — $4.95 — $5.95 Fourteen Styles and Many Weaves Green, American Beauty, Turquoise, | Tan, Peacock, French Blue, Buff and Beaver In All Sizes From 38 to 46 Winter Union Suits for Men and Boys M Union Suits have and are in ankle length. They come in ecru or gray and in all sizes from 34 to 44, Excellent $1 85 values at a One HY Henn W. WALK favoring or three-quarter EN’S medium-heavy Fall - weight long sleeves TTLE STAR |Everybody Working Eggs May Sell at |Herbert Myerick | ° “to Aid Democrats Shoeshine and to Save Fruit Crop) 25c Each in Lond 4 ‘| Moonshine All | obo igh Regent for One je lnimed to be Altho M The NTROSE » wind * who | would support Ge of | league 1 down "i: Lost Tabby Walks , 40 Miles in 3 Day tNOR M4 Iping pick ar Yah jeneUe | fomnor George Bh. Adams, of Too Many Beyond ‘ , “ ‘ LONDON Oct u“ ’'He’s Yanked From ss. hed ath po Hill-climbing A Paty," o fined §26¢ . gf ARE sore, tives nile Altar to the Jail ; RAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14e-Be-|aftor abe been lost by herl | MARTINEHURG, W. ve, Oct. 14./ Think Jugo-Slavs trunteen an ma a David Gelford 8m wan aanked the | from her Should Ge ROME the altar to jail ” $50,000 Is Paid for Champion Shorthorn ne, Oot Oct. 14 —The tak t Seaport y & wleep hill w “ Cox}ume ft thing. | Vaughr al = ualification is the o's own bunt on ‘The BonMarché ESTABLISHED 1890. is th Friday Opens Another Chapter in the October Trade Sales of Smart Fall Footwear Women’s Good Shoes for $7.85 Patent leather, if you please, with hand-turned or welt soles, military or Louis heels, mat kid tops—all sizes in the lot. Women’s Brogue Oxfords $6.85 3rogue Oxfords in brown calf or gunmetal calf leather with welt soles and one-inch heels, wing tips. A good range of sizes. Women’s Pumps $5.50 Here they are, in patent leather,, black satin, black kidskin, brown satin or white kidskin—plenty of sizes and a good buy at $5.50, ne the r con Oh! Oxfords for $6.85 What do you think of that? Brown or Black Kid- skin Oxfords with welt soles and military heels— mostly all sizes. WOMEN'S SHOE SHOP—UPPER MAIN FLOOR _ Boys’ Sturdy Shoes Children’s Shoes $5.00 a Pair $1.95 Pair Going at a minimum price in the October Trade Little price on little shoes. Sales. Brown or Black Kid Shoes in lace or button style Brown English Lace Shoes with welt soles—just : ; re . “ ” : —just the kind to wear at home or school. With what the “rough and tumble” boys want for school. Kand-turned aa fen 6 eee ; Sizes 214 to 514. OYS’ SHOES of h tan leather—bluch: HILDREN’S Black Kid or Patent Leather Shoes, phd wt epee ee with ewhite tops and hand-turned soles—sizes 5 style with good heavy soles—also gunmetal calf ag to 8, at $2.65. | bluchers; sizes 214 to 6, at $5.45. i EN’S Gunmetal or Brown Calf Shoes, English ISSES’ Shoes in Russia tan calf or black gun- metal, with leather soles, in lace style—sizes style, with welt soles—sizes 6 to 1014—good 11% to 2, at $4.65. looking, fine for wear—pair, $7.85. MEN'S AND BOYS’ SHOE SHOP—LOWER MAIN FLOOR CHILDREN’S SHOE SHOP——-UPPER MAIN FLOOR Serge and Silk Plain or Plaid DRESSES Serge Skirts at the Low Price of Specially Priced at $11.75 || $19.75 A New York maker gave by the October Trade Sales. us a price on these Skirts— Allover color embroidered designs on one-piece dresses of blue serge. Embroidered and beaded tunics in blue serge dresses. Gathered and rosetted side effects in dresses of satin or taffeta, with harem hems. Surplice styles in crepe de Chine. In brown, blue, black or taupe. DRESS SECITON—SECOND FLOOR And now we are giving you a re- markable price on them. $11.75 for these models is indeed worth reading about. Two styles in plain serge—pleated models in navy blue. Cireular or pleated styles in hand- some plaids in rich colorings. SKIRT SECTION—SECOND FLOOR More of Those Kid Gloves $1.85 a Pr. The kind that went like hot cakes last week at the Trade Sales, ‘Did you see your friend’s new Kid Gloves she got for $1.85? Did you want a pair? Of course you did—and here they are at the same low rate, Capeskin in one-clasp style, in brown, black, tan, mode, beaver. Here Are Values Girls’ Dresses $1.95 Made to Sell at This Special Price. This price just about covers the cost of material. Made of good quality Amoskeag ginghams in plaids combined with plain colors. One style shows a plain skirt with plaid upper. Another is in bolero effect. All are trimmed with pipings, Nemo Corset Demonstration Free to All 3ring your Corset troubles to Mrs. Craig, she will be glad to solve them for you. CORSET SHOP—SECOND FLOOR A Good Lunch for 40c Breaded Smelts, Tartar Sauce —h~. Veal Loaf, Spanish Sauce French Fried Potatoes Combination Salad French Lambskin Gloves, two- pockets, dainty sashes, panels, clasp style, in black and white. “fala pearl buttons and neat, round Sizes 514 to 8, but not in every necks. Coffee or Milk color. LUNCH COUNTER-—UPPER MAIN GLOVE 8 to 14 years. DAUGHTER SHOP—SECOND FLOOR SECTION—UPPER MAIN soho eta tote