The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1921, Page 9

i THE SEATTLE STAR ‘Wild Westerner’ Is Now in Congress; He || “a0” Lemmons, pak tpi Robbed Train Once|} <'si shied ic Sey ehe Three Stores of Plenty Offer Exquisite Accessories to Compliment Easter Costumes of Texae ha» congress been so up-| His views? (aot Well | Its en account of Manuel Her} Manuel has changed. During the Our windows, counters and show cases present glorified vistas of delight for discriminating women, and the | rlok. campaign some folks say he talked He'n the new congressman from/to much, Now “those who have) moderate prices add to the pleasure of beholding them. , |the Eighth district of Oklahoma, tried to interview him report that |HE WHO LAUGHS “be slams a wicked door.” LAST LAUGHS BEST peel walt ne You see, it happened this way: Manuel has been wanting to eo| Wanted to Buy Car to congress for a long time, In * tact, he's run on the independen.| With Gum Coupons populist, socialist and several other! BELLAIRE, O, March 11,--Walter “tet” tickets itt his attempt to land, | McCroba, auto salesman, thought he | But he found himself up against a| had a deal closed. Then the prospect stone wall, because Dick T. Mor-| offered 20,000 chewing gum wrap wan, Wemocrat, had the district sol | pert, mying a neighbor had told him }idly behind him. he could get an auto for that num Manuel changed his pofiey tn | ber. 1920 and fled on the republican Su IT E STER ticket as the only opponent of Mor s A ' expired, Morea: Mg A Ease and Comfort I'll make it possible for you to get a ation splendid made-to-order suit at a price People stopped publicans made frantic efforta to talk Herrick out of the running, | If the Mere Mention of Piles Makes and to put another candidate in his Yeu Lewy ea ry Leo of you can afford to pay. I have just ania’ tea Wer received some wonderful new worsteds which are included at the sale price. Fine materials, well tailored and smartly And , with shave and designed. amen our, be ben coms te Was When the November avalanche| For the pain and distress due to hit Oklahoma Manuel became Com woking. biceding, wetroding | {lee gresaman Herrick b | Pyragi olde, wet a cont box Tamid Pile posltorics at the AND 80 FORMER BANDIT = BECOMES BIG GUN Dainty Gloves of Smrartness a ington to legislate for his constitu. enta, Who ts he? Well— Me lives near Perry, Okla, on a farm inberited from his father. At the age_of 20 he armed him- self with a Winchester and a pair of pistols and boarded @ Santa Fe The Lennon stores have long been a favorite for supplying these so important accessories —and we always have the new- est things. Fabric Gloves are in high favor this season. Featured tomorrow are the Sheer Blouses of Rare Beauty The showing at any of our three stores will especially interest the fyer, When tho train reached a/ Made to Order lonely part of the Cherokee strip he informed the amoking car that it was tn the hands of the Dalton Former Val 2 ormer aiues The conductor was ne «onch himself. Pulling the bell cord, he started a rough house with the ne “pang.” which ended by Herrick being taken to Guthrie under guard S ort Coats smart GREWEN fabric gloves woman seeking something for Dp in white, brown, bisque and “best ee Sr roa are aga’ as gray, with contrasting stra georgette over-blouse styles an | East $ y | Mos. Fo ea ans a , givereal corn- $8. 9. and pearl 4 crepe de chine tuck-in modes with | er Specia Fe =-= battles PIL sik embroidery, bead trimmings, | body having put up a jod on the; If you wish to Miake K trial fret, Smart broadcloth models with young man to stage a Wild West act | Porim Port eg ot erred half or full Tuxedo collar and with Two-Clasp Kid Gloves pricot, Mrs. Harding blue, to- ' | | that I did not urge presecution.” Bids. Marshall. Mich. inverted pleat at back. All of the * mato, Neptune and other new ¥ 200 PATTERNS yell Sracas acon —— — — ee favored bright and staple shades ou neti —. Tue shades, Prices range from I f “A r are included. These are garments r i To Select From fous nares” oss, some DON'T FORGET of ; white, champagne, bet Herrick and ighbor | such as you would expect to pay 1| anes Deverek.. Following the from $10.00 to $12.00 for. gray and brown... 3.50 9.85 O 1 4.50 | burning of atx grain stacks on De | Herrick was arrested, charged with | ing: moving and housecleaning Pongee Men’s Hosiery | OVE RCOAT Herrick eued DeVorak for malicious ceiea aunties Gatean, "vane 50c i Pie acted. as his own attorney, |] 824 most anything appreciated ’Kerchiefs || ft _— ~ gee igh Eg “ aby! be- asking himself questions in court pag thw g lly a 9 ae Bret gy —e Very New Men's Hiewies ‘ore 10 a. m. wi sui over- 4 then answering th De ~s - : “sige | coat made to lac for $45. Can you feated in. the lower ‘courts, he ap-| ree gage te age. gpm Just received a ship- plated silk hose; these hope to beat that? roeegytere bye inde, Seen § patna > of servien humanly and financia! ment of these exquis- ng sold formerly for Herrick, following hin refamal to/ Leroy iar allan sretar itely frivolous drawn a | rive up the congressional race,|f “%!°> fighting men apprect thread handkerchief anged enthusiastically, into his/| “'* pgp SIDELSKY-SUITS SATISFY f=. ehie Foe 7 | So enthuntasticatty, tn fact, that ° e They have been satisfying Seattle men for ha gras wast ove’ tho’ Mine into |] Pressing need of ansistance Sidley Garter i . ; c 4 mounted soapbex,|] Can— | ‘ more than a quarter of a century. At this ee ain Gee tat ° : . Coupons , 3 remarkably low price you have a chalice of a comes to cect ban. ‘Paat as oui ELLIOTT 4512 . Novelties Just What Tou Want te Weer With Your ae i eg t splendid line of woolens in the popular weaves instance that Kaneas did not lve| Vest, collar and cuff sets of dainty organdy with wil redeemed a 1] and colors. Tailoring, lining and designing the > © te traditions ae 0 bettie | 25C dainty yarn eerie in all the new chader.... $3.9D any of our three iI same as if the regular prices prevailed. Order arrested. He was released, however, | a poe tga ee ee stores. This is your ill that new suit for Easter, Friday or Saturday, Wass his Menthy ‘wow tareee, | | METROPOLITAN Irish linen handker- caeeh aes $195 dowg to. $2.95 ‘ iI iad uve ree) mney. sie Pen vent he Pca wal chiefs in vivid shades CoNar and vest sets of excellent quality and captivating styles opportunity to secure Hi heard them as being largely read | NOW PLAY] to match the new —lacem, nets and embroidered effects, 95 a 50c pair of garters } ings from Upton Sinclair and Jack | NG priced from $245 Gown t0.....—---+-seeeeearenenm one c f i London. He also borrowed alices | or b Limited blouses. ‘or 2b5e. from Harding's speech af accept E mor “ | Pithaed to 0 dergeteucd, round Twice Daly, 1111 Second Ave. 305 Pike St. Pine and Westlake | headed man. Until four years ago} sg . , (Retween fave and \Retwoen mee and be wor big hat a whink: long. | ae TAI LOR Ee ees SO St Giese acs fl THE GREATEST oe igh a and his beard flowing down over| }} F his chest. Neighbors say he had ~ AMUSEMENTS — CINEMA SEN- SATION OF THE LOUIS SIDELSKY, Proprietor 801 Third Ave., Corner Columbia Two (2) Blocks South of Madison } which already has given rise to hos. Urge Panama and tilities with the loss of life.” AGE Costa Rica Settle! ane note conciudes with the anser- | —" WASHINGTON, March 17.—A®/tion that the United States expects lurgent demand that the government | Panama o indicate definitely its in-| ately ettle its| tention to comply with the represen: | 7 | tations made by this government, | | made by the United States in a note | | | | TT TT cS D. W. spatched to Panama ‘Tuesday and! French Capital Has ICU | rate Bublic by the wate department) Annual Crime Wave 3 BIG SPECIALS zy ¢ FOR YOUR GARDEN Better Seeds jot Panama immedia | boundary dispute with Costa Rica ts Death Wins Race by a 10-Minute Margin J. J. Seeles, who took gus in a room | at the Stewart house, 86 Stewart st learty Tuesday because he could not | find work, died Wednesday afternoon lin city hospital. Ten minutes after | he was removed to the hospital, Tues- ustice White and that the United ss c se e pprehen- | Apaches, Over 700 have been ar-) tates “would view with a sion a continuance of the dispute | rested in two weeks. | See eeetpan Serve wee 3h ee ee ce geates tet ame if y = HERE are some things you must plant NOW ] Seretennce ie So re Asi: if you want the best results, and there are | ‘where are 17 public schools in the |j SERVE PIG | some things you oe ’ in your garden NOW. ITS “THE CAVE GIRL” §i|Canai zone, with 1,764 pupils in the I I ITI E } Get busy this week-end—lost time is lost opportun- pop 2 , carina SAUSAGE = ity. These Special offers at all Randall-McLough- Sijisaaienill J == lin Stores Save Your 12 Choice 6 Selected Roses and Varieties of | Rose Bushes rt Shrubs for Spencer amed ca CREDIT ‘fe $1.25 Sweet Peas mma é = You \must do varieties of fine GLADLY ON THIS ) BE os Se pra tir two-year-old bud: | i ¥, and we of- ore! jooms MUS OFFER Mata ally Bxcept Grafonolas | fer you 8, fae the best type. “a yy Mes Monda 4 "Thursdi r ‘ Continuous Spray: | y+ the kind that nob Stet: a ae . Mata. £80. Nighton 11 | Reduced to For a quick, erof atrong. heavy | 11 get you prizes | of these lots left i ii eek ‘ make, and a can During the coming w' 4 | Pre-War Prices easily of Lime-Sulphur, | at the big flow’! and we offer a we offer this handsome The price of this D-2 Port prepared, ours Satines a @r show in Julve | cottection of Six Columbia Grafonola, music and equipment, on these very attractive terms. delicious meal our corn-fed Little Pig able Model Columbia Grafon- ola, equipped with the exclu sive non-set automatic stop, Is now only $60.00, spray. The Com. | 12 REGULAR 10¢ | Bushes for— plete Spray Outfit | PACKETS FOR— $1.25 75c $2.00 pe gy agape ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR IF IT TMC MCMC - Fiven., 60¢ to $2. Mata, 260 to $1. * : Grato' cesses +8500 500 Néodlen ...... REP . NOY . ORR . Sausage is gE Record Brash pr IS NOT THE GREAT- saving you $15.00 on Es mada , | cae One -ineh Reece 10 selections are : * . a ~ ‘ 1s) assed, | ¥ wi cow iba for 9128 own choice EST SPECTACLE THE this model. Rites tod af Ld eed Sines oi Or pun for e190 An inclusive total of CITY HAS EVER SEEN ‘The prices on our entire Tine ay -- TABLES sot haha tne orth tid A handsome book, “The $91.80 on the very easy of Grafonolas have been cut see it made You must use this im 100-Ib. sacks for Lure of Music”. ..91.90 terme of $6.40 cash and in proportion, being the most i ; | . 25 a Week SPECIAL radical readjustment — ever and take | ae nee = BR er acreage. THE $2.25 a Weel Francia Hope). Dancin MATINEE SUNDAY mado in the phonograph in home a carton and No Interest A'tove, After-Theatre Speciaitic | lint Willard F.C. dustry. Don’t forget about the ree ords that are now being re- tired a 590’ each, They have all been made in the last 18 months. Supply is limited, so you'll have to hurry, AND DAILY AT 2:16 today. PACIFIC MEAT & PACKING CO. [ PHONE ELLIOTT 1931 OR 5166 TALKING MACIIINE St4OP 209 UNION EVENINGS, 50¢ TO $2.00 MATS., 25¢ TO $1.00 RANDALL-McLOUGHLIN N. B.—Owing to cost of pro- * duction and tronbound con M ‘ Westlake We: at M #4 we tracta, “Way Down Bast” will B estern an Eigh fifth never be presented anywhere MONTELIUS ‘per aa 803 First Avenue jot “Where the Madison Cable at except at first-class theatre 308 Pike Street Harrison Starts’ Greenwood prices. POC UMC UCU “THE CAVE GIRL A Rombardment of Langhs Nights, 2he to $1. Mata., 27¢ to 50e ‘Third Ave, and University St.