The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1922, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR (WITNESS IN MOVIE SLAYING WITNESS IN MOVIE SLAYING MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAL ¢ nn HARDING HOPES ‘wil Determine His Second | Term Ambitions THE RHODES oo. Attend Seattle’s Fall Fashion Fete, September 11, 12, 13 BY LO RK. SACK COLUMBUS, Sept, 6. — Political developments—particularly the atti | }tude of the wormen—in Ohlo during the next ning weeks will largely de “4 |termine whether Warren G. Harding >n Big Day Blanket Sale ADVANCE SELLING OF jwill be a candidate for a second of Our lterm. “As Ohio goes, so goes the na! | ton, " the political generale say, and |thin year, they all confess, Ohio is a political “Ne Man's Land.” } | Republicans gathered at the state conventic v cautioned that no stone should be left unturned to in sure a complete victory for the G, O. Conducted in the Face of a Rising Market! Bedding Dept—Upper Main Floor Wednesday is the Second Day of our Three-Day Blanket Sale, which hundreds of people took advantage of Tuesday. If you were not one of those to attend the first day, be sure not to miss it, for the blanket market is on the upward trend. You will wait a long time to see values like these again, Quilts, Blankets, Comforters, Springs, Mattresses, Pillows Thousands of dollars’ worth of first quality Quilts, Blankets Comforte rings, Mattresses and Pillows have been assem ing All have been grouped tn sections to Frank B. Willis, Hard: | ing’ succeRHOr in the senate, left the Died for t finest quality are exceedingly low. Better ee |anerounly ill near Columbus, to lan et PECINS now-—our stocks are complete, Make your A powerful lal R Hom x ‘sere ferent numbers in an y ssc ate. of Pest ies Sotadeden _e all, that are values 1° ea pat Cane Seat and Back Mahogany Finished Rocker as shown, well constructed, with best quality hand - woven cane. A very attrac- inch Blanket quality, you would be sorry wm to miss! will meet wit A pa bent 7.00. approval. A Special Purchase A Special Purchase American Lady Corsets School Girls’ Coats tral observers, right now tive design. Featured governor, make a $2 95 $15.95 at an extremely low Sg en to onal lta 4 Upper Main Floor price for the week— ernor Alice Thornton, 19, who has told police of Edgewater, wes sekouraci Sree Bhp at Rare wt Seasing Bi se cdlhgre ees N. J, that she was in home of George Cline, movie di- American Lady: Corsets of pink bee Winter wear : ng skirt styles; also a mod They are in colors of blue, brown and mix omg skirt, which is a pop tures, lined throughout and in b d models, hool § Sizes are 13, 1 Choice, while they last, at $15.95 ca $16.25 Can furnish Arm Chair to match if de sired. ats rector, the night that John Bergen, film daredevil, was shot ination are sulking, refusing to help medium t . r 1 AVVTUUUUATEUYEUYEALOASLUTOAEOOGRUAUAAEOAECAEUAN SUGGEST AEGEAN FY Ds AUANEOEAUAAELAAEUAL SS | cot of running her household. ‘They Over N e Trou b le Women’s Women thus far have taken little W ° RUNBAUM:| i BID ROS ong ay Ray Moa BY ©. 6. LYON ieee opel ah nd Traveling Cases + UXTMS AVENUE BETWEEN PIKE AND Pine pe ey pea gr ng gi nl | Por ane frre “0 pr places call for a full third Big Values at $10.95 7 fi eo i en cama ¥ movement in| They are telling Burke the $72,000 Leather Goods Dept—Main Floor Cy sullll TTT TTL whether President Harding is given ven ithe Poul "ihe fous of two sal, santa | c Women’s beautifully fitted “Traveling ‘ : s : *| United Staten senators, « a pri tases of black cobra grained stock, ani : Held for Slaying Officers Selected {sian & one pan crite Rae rg ute ticke = 3, Burks, of | mariee will stick by him in the ee lined with blue or pink mercerized sateen. Life-Long Friend| By State Mail Men) WALLA WALLA, Sept. 5—John| SPOKANE, Sept. 5.—Officers elect |Cancer Sufferer Mackey, 38, is held here for thejed by the Washington State Astocten| Puts End to Life | | fen shooting Sunday afternoon of his tion of National Letter Carriers in| Despondent becnuse he was affiiets| px es "exe lyien end . convention here are A. 1). Gaffney, | ed with cancer, Charles J | be, Thoma: hen fort | inmate of the county how ta have been medical aid could reach him. Mackey ctor ce 0 = : alt od ble threat with a seser 3 gl kien te will be charged with murder upon + Vice-president; Bow land died. The body ts at the county] They want him to eeck the sena-! certain te cost him tena of thousands | the evidence of Ed Wellen, said to|¢t*. Spokane, secretary, and A. J.j morgue. He had no relatives aw farl torship, preferably in opposition to} of veten. -. HED are have been an eyewitness. 'Bumstead, Bellingham, treasurer. as is known, David A. Reed, appointed by Gov.| Reed is not only a director of all aren eeeeetnanesenseeeetenenntnteseeneesenseesncneennesnes Fittings include comb, brush, mirror, shoe horn, nail file, button hook, brush holder, jewel box and three covered boxes. One end of the Case is shirred, forming a pocket on the interior. A good, L usand more will vote for him » took no part in the primary | With two senators to be elected they believe he has a chance to land. | ng farmern They figure Reed will be easier to ndustrial workers | beat than Senator Pepper. Washington, urging | close an: Jential connectic rahip. j with tr felion interests” are | thousand: substantial handle and double brass lock adds considerably to the appearance | of this attractive case, which is priced Skoopeonnlly low at $10.95. 70, | ness men the Melion banks tn Pittsburg, but Ford Plant Here TOGETHER FOR ONCE neighbors wil! soon be talking sits on the boards of a number of COASTER WAGON GIVEN “For goodness’ sake,” scolded the | us as they did about poor Mi ving oti Tm atenian te Is Not to Close irate wite after having asked her| Mrs. Jones. ‘The only time vate goa Benita Local representatives of Henry |husband for the fifth Sunday to|went out together was when Ford have no knowledge of the clos: |accompany her to church, “the! gas stove exploded."—Judge. | 8 The miners of Western Pennayiva nia, where the demand for Burke originates, hold the Mellons largely responsible for the long deadlock in|#°cerding to V the coal strike, thru their refusal to|™&nager of the & permit the Pittsburg Coal Co, which| “If the Eastern i the Mellons control, to participate in| Will, of course, have to follow var goer: waren says McNamara, “But as Tho first day Reed was tn the sen. | know ne ‘l keep running, he voted for exorbit ing out 12 cars a day.” aluminum, which will chiefly benefit " the ‘aluminum trust,” also controlled iDog Saves Auto by » the Mellons. The minors likewise are resentful Chewing Up Thief | of the action of Gov. Sproul in send} oaicaGo, Sept. 6—A colli ing troops into the bituminous coal utomobile bit af ing of the flivwer factories in the) - | ieast, as reported in news dispatches, | nt duties on left to guard an j thief who tried to steal the car and} rke 's a former railroad con ' tor and hes beet prominently | te criminal fled The wrong way "The right way~ notified with organized labor for more than 30 years. He tw verving Soar tra fe w site| Here's More Grief To clear your skin that he/wea'h saber of the Pous for Poor Landlord | ty syivania state cenate, LONDON, Sept, 6.—The Lambeth | If your skin is red, rough, blotchy pleasant way to overcome this cote © . nt 1 the govern and clogged with dust and oil,— dition. It can usually be relied ones ment to lower the percentage of rent} don't pinch it and press it, That upon for prompt and satisfactory Thrilling Yarn of Increase allowed landlords. increases the irritation and some- s even in severe, aubheens 2 F 4 * - t * ses infection, should the Their Auburn Hair | Sending AAA tecomte Brewed by: disetons fr thie Searment acempane CHICAGO.-Wildly thrown base. | f To Any Boy or Girl Securing Ten New Subscriptions to CHICAGO, opt. t= Mrs. Perey |ypCHICAGO—- Wily, thrown tane:| Sesstes ata pepeglseeat katte Sateen eat , STAR Gauthe and’ Mrs. Constance Kilroy| inner at second base, hits pienicker | The use of Resinol Soap and forgenthecvest bebe, —ohy “sacle : i halr that is—well, the artists) .o4 «tarts riot in Lincoln park. Mob| Ointment is a very nag fo and adopted for the daily bath, burn. However, each lacks suppressed by 100 armed policemen You Sane EEN. George Wikstrom, arrested Store Hours—8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. ARE It Is Equipped With Ball Bearings, Rubber Tires and a Roller Brake. It Is Built and Runs Like an Auto ‘oubles and the switch out of} Demand Grows for | U. S. Canned Goods | Demand for Ameri is growing It Requires But a Few Minutes of Your Spare Time to Possess a Coaster Wagon canned © can left over from the sea-| | | ‘JELLY GLASSES Very Special at 38¢ doz. Your choice of two sizes: one-third- pint squat, of 8-oz. tall, FRUIT PRESS ALL- COPPER BOILERS Special at Special for Wednesday $4.98 36 son's pack Artists Refuse to Organize a Union PARIS, Sept, 5.—-Efforts to estab lish @ trades union for artists have failed. AMUSEMENTS THIS TWKE WEEK DAILY maIN0277 OOR 730685 NO MONEY TO COLLECT—NO MONEY TO PAY FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS Gneuit An exceptional buy at this extreme low price. Simple, efficient, better made.” quick-acting. Here 1s your opportunity to secure one of these Almost everyone likes a boy or girl who {s trying ~~ sr “Nono bette i C agons of to get ahead. They will like you for your enter- hy oat’ —— 2 ange tama aaa seep zane a OYS’ GYMNASIUM SUPPLIES : il GET STARTED NOW a . shi 50¢ | Basket Ball Pants, $1.25 All you to do is to get ten (10) new “Blue Streak of Vaudevitte* Gym Pants ........50¢ Shirts ......--.-5++ ie | e s, $1.! We carry a complete line of Gymnasium and Basket Ball Shoes at right prices. SWAR AND CLE D Mellette Supporters .......++ 65¢ seribers for The Seattle Star. Call on all the people In your nelgnborhood who taking The Star, Tell them about The You don’t have to collect any money, nor make fr edigpad ed ‘tar and about the Coaster Wagon you are working the delivery of The Star. Just get ten (10) of for, Show them the picture of the wagon you want Anderson Beautiful 7-Piece havi: i y delivered by authorized carrier for three (3) months and to pay him fifty (50) cents a month for it. And one of these dandy new “Dan Franklyn and Charles Assisted by BT TRUESDALE ‘——PANTAGES—\ Get started right away. See the Coaster Wagon Manager at The Star office, and he will give you a Extra Special at . $1.49 BUCK SAWS 2 Mats, 2:20 Nights, Ms Patch” Coaster Waatee oe be Subscription Blank Book. 1 ca Set conse of pitcher and Specially Priced for Wednesday | oes, ae eer, e thin jown tumblers ir 1e presented to you free 1] Tenny on if patel? sign, A bargain at Strongly made with good quality steel THE SEATTLE STAR = 1307-11 Seventh Ave. Ligeia iJ] th low price, Cut in Seattle und: braig gear taxing sap? Circulation Dept.