The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1923, Page 9

The Big Seven more buying days in which to get High Grade Shoes at prices that permit you to have several pairs instead of one. Don’t neglect this opportunity. Next week ends the sale, and is prices that FKIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1923. ——————— Shoe Sale Ends Next Week! YOUR LAST CHANCE AT THESE PRICES PUMPS of many beautiful styles and models, most any material or combination you could desire, fange fru... <ide.+- $4.85 ,, $9.85 OXFORDS—In black or | BOOTS — Ladies’ 9- inch brown calfskin; all Good- | Boots in black or brown kid year welts. Big values at or calfskin, all going at— $4.85—$5.85 $5.85 to $8.85 ON THE RACK 85 ——PREITY FELT HOUSE—— Cc SLIPPERS GOING AT $2.85 rnirs anv oxronps Baxter & Baxter 1326 Second Avenue at BY TONGUE TWISTER THD Hurry, hurry, hurry! All of this Week's tongue-twisters must be in thie office by Saturday | noon! You may lose the 15 prize by | belng late! Althe hundreds of clever tongue | twisters have swamped tho office the | last two days, the T.T. iter doesn't {not wufficlently original. A doen contributions have concerned them: selves with Sally selling shells on ea shores, while the big black bear | been a favorite. Other tonguetwisters, while ex Bicecdingly difficult te pronounce, hardly make sense, Here are some eflappy twisters | that came in today: “Come closer, Claude; could Coue | cure clams?"—Bianche Hedman, El: | “Sleepy Bam sipped slowly soup “Carr can't curb clty chiefs car | Ung. Doggling, byon Emi! Zing, Y, M. C. day noon, February 8. Name . Hurry, Folks! Your Tongue Twister: The following rules govern The | Stars tonguetwisting contest | | Consulate Is Raided by) ‘— Koenigsburg Mob jand thelr families, and the employes of other newspapers. this office not later than Saturday noon. The winner each week will that bit the big black bug also has/be announced thé following Monday. | palaver pretty poor politics."—Mrs, | J. M. Richards, 3936 Ferdinand ave, | ¥°* lisport, Wash. Editor," THE STAR, Tongue-twint “Bhoot shimmy-shaking, slushy | ¢® must consls: of only seven words. | shelks seeking shrieking saxo | — | phones.”"—Mra. Rose M. Russell, 2347| greedy gulped grog."—Mre. L. ith ave. 6. Q/Nefll, 121% W. Main ot | “Bearcat Bercot’s busy biffers baf. |alightly ealty."—-Arthur Lindsay, | fle better boxers."—J, A. MoColl, 6847 | | 4582 434 Ave. & W, Ravenna ave | fo These are just a few of the hun cronies.”—E. J, Hume, 1023 B. 65th] dreds of tonguetwisters that have| Wed and many heads were broken \t st poured tn to the office, Can you - | “Bitthe, bumptious, balling, bung-| write a better one? “Try it. Fil! in|08® French officer, Colonel Blanch. a and .cave the rest to Uncle Gam and “Gooty Gertie, gigging gayty,! Tongue-Twiater Ted he recovering. TONGUE-TWISTER NO. 1 Tear this out. Fil! in the missing words. Send to the “Tongue Twister Exitor,” The Star, before Satur Start this week's tonguetwister with any letter that you want, but remember each word must “begin with the same letter. AGBTONS . 0000 on a0 v0 0s onee on mwah ahinbhh esse seeeeees seeeestassecenanenes ORY . cceerenee nr cesrceenseessnewas set seeeseseres we sees teabecceebestes THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 9 Send in Thin contest ‘# open to every 2 one-—-except Star employes) Every week The Star will ¢ print a tonguetwister, This bellewe that the prize winntr has yet | Week each contestant can pick out| mission were forced to remain in Miners of the Baar valley voted to arrived his own letter to start his words! refuge in the elty police station | strike to assist those of the Rubr in The tonguetwinetr contest has| With, Next week, perhaps, every| today, following riotous demon- | withstanding French attempts to proved one of the most popular com. | Word will have fo begin with the| strations by German students | seize coal petitions ever staged in Seattle. Peo. | #tter "8." One cash prize of $35/ and others which continued thra- | ‘The French customs line today ex ple of all ages have sought to tnvent| Wl) be paid for the best, tongue-| out the night, tended from Dusseldorf to Duiaburs. the most tangled tongue twister, The; *Wister submitted during the week Local police were entirely incapy| Oberhausen and Luenen. ft wa Jonly essential is to write @ nentence All tongue-twisters must be| D6 Of mastering the rioters. Reln-| neavily supported by machine guns | of seven words, each word beginning 2 original, Neatness will count, | £Teements were hastily summoned | and artillery. with the same letter. Originality will count, Timeliness | {TO nearby towns, the German au se | Many of the TT's so far submit-|wif count. No tongueteiater is|'™ ted have Iittle chance, as they are| barred because it ts amusing. All tongue-twisters mubrmitted » during the week myst reach | °. ‘The Tonguetwister Editor will| were raised. The Koeniguburg police |*F™Y of occupation, was holding this ¢ be sole judge of the contest. | th * accompanying blank — one| advance of the mob. word to each blank space. Each| “Poindexter pronounces partnar’s | WOTd must start with the same let | ere | ‘To compete, merely fill in the| managed to check temporarily the BORAH'S PLANS | doctor. Watch out—protect your health The crowd marched to the WASHINGTON, Feb, 3.—Senator by getting one of our comfortable and Choose your own letter this| Send your completed tongue 2 twister to “Tongue-Twister eS “ tio | in Brown!’—| the little blank, drop in the mail box |*"¢, was hurt in the ant!-French| J demonstration, but was reported to bu ‘ATTACK FRENCH) _ GERMANY tions following last night's Gempr wtrations, when a huge crowd gath and surged toward the Hotel Kreuta, where the tnterallied commission was installed communists singing the “Intern» in the street battle that followed | near tho site of the internationalized | sion has been created at Koenigs. | zone, which with Memel as its capl-| burg, pending boundary disputes, for | tal recently was invaded by Lithu-| some time, The population ts largely a ee Oe ee TARTS ON PAGE ONE | Ruhr miners were instructed to | hamper the proposed French plan in J every pos! ay. Now and secret lmeans of hi ring requikiton of | coal by the French were reported to | have been worked out. erttion fearing . serious ecmplion WITHDRAW OBSERVER WASHINGTON, Feb, 3. — The state department today announced withdrawal of the American ob- server on the interallied Rhineland high commission. Maj, Gen. Henry Milees ond $ at the French|T: Allen, former commander of the Watch Your Step— The weather’s treacherous, and for the next two months all the little cold, rain (perhaps snow) and storm devils will be after you trying to send you to the ed in the no-called parade square rew « cordon around the hotel and | Position French consulate, broke thra s | Borah will press for auction on his thin line of police, smashed win. resolution calling for « universal eco- dows, burst In the doors and [nomic and disarmament conference wrecked the interior, hurling fur- in the senate early next wok, it wus niture to the streets. Officiats [learned today, of the consulate escaped. At 20 o'clock in th oi " i nist “emontnrs, siseiee May Pension Old Doutachland Uber Allgs,”” ran into County Officials OLYMPIA, Feb. 2—A measure to onale.” increase the compensation of county Hatred of France and the allies) crriciais who are disabled in line of rgotten, the two factions pitched | 4. apo vetigadl” on Magsunt ae to each other, Firearms were! iia age iy now in the hands of a sub-committees of the committee on revenue and taxation in the house, It will probably be reported out ith short time with the recom. mendation that {t pasa ed expense will be derived Many French residents of Koenige- sate tp bl! ery from tnereased rates charged for the urg left the city hastily last night. | Qo) s vane filing of legal documents, svorm-proof VERCOAT at greatly reduced prices, with finest quality, style and fit to select from. Of- fered in three lots at: ‘235 332 *46% then you'll have a coat to serve for next fall as well as this winter. Besides, clothing prices are rising. Koenigsburg ie in East Prussia, TEN SLAIN IN MEXICO-RIOT 3 DIE, 60 HURT IN EXPLOSIO and injured 60 others. city were killed. York. Harmonellas 50c Moire Ceiling (4c Double Roll 16 Full Yards Beautiful Tapestries Single Roll 25c And Up on Increase Here |'%* Sshtm« between Yaqut troops yesterday, which took three lives g i ae if i i i E Two employes of the gas com- pany and the driver of a bakery truck which was passing the plant when the huge tank was fired and let go with a roar that shook the | | : : i than a million dollars. WALL PAPER BARGAINS Remember that our papers are new and up-to-date, direct from New York Mills. Within the last two weeks we have received a 1923 shipment from the Niagara Wall Paper Mills, New when depart |troney car in front figures | headquarters. The charged into the hand to hand fighting the goldiers and strikers blank. cars that continue to ru. The For Your Woodwork $2.35 gal. Best Paste {2c Ib. 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