The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1923, Page 11

THE SEATTLE ~~ (GOMMONS RESTS PASTOR SLAIN TROTSKY LEANS | UNTIL MONDAY, BY ASSISTANT, TO CAPITALISM iBonar Law Forces | Breathing Easier STAR Are Priest Is Held After Kala-| Foreign Private Capital Is| mazoo Tragedy Necessary, He Says 500 Sample Sweaters Every color, every style and every size in- cluding heavy Fiber Silks and Mohairs. Slip-on, Tuxedo and Jacquette styles. Every one of them guaranteed to be at least ONE- THIRD to ONE-HALF underpriced. Just a mass of loveliness, at prices ranging from $1.95 to $10.85 and scores of them at the popular prices of $4 955995 5995 PAISLEY $1.9 5 OVERBLOUSES ferent patterns. Heavy mercerized : . ; from 34 to 46, at $2 45 5 absolutely new styles in 15 dif- FRENCH VOILE $2 95 BLOUSES es 8 new styles in all high shades as well as Paisley patterns. Over- blouse styles with many of them 2 hand embroidered ...ceresereeee A DRESS SENSATION Every model a revelation, in attrac- tive NEW style, the most delightful color and trimming combinations— dozens of them just unpacked and all specially marked for quick sale At sepreenn + cwnverteemneresconnm LAMAZOO, Mich., Avril 13—] MOSCOW, April 18—BSince Janu: | ! jan £0’ >» and England covering ent of the exports fixed for} Pravda an | t seemed the sem {dinner tat W, April 11.—-Leon Trotsky, | sted 21 hours, | were fired ef which took effect, |Wting in the Pravda ansen r ' , f which ulin means whereby Russ industry can might go on indefinitely, the bill b» , fore the house was voted upc A itn >» the 5 turned over, In part, to private passed its third readimg and weary | Mather D made elgn capital | members dragged home to bed Monday, treatme nd of Bonar Law|. vy ' © headquart x to deat newspaper Henry O'Ne . of the chur nounced today The shoot after another droned on; test votes interrupted the pe had been d to fu The article is revolutionary, mark Commons adjourned nt ing a further step y Bolshevik leader the measures rd acceptance least some of of capitalism, | ated In vain against his and when we qu , y y tively unimportant; any other sub.|Father Dillon 1. “L went up-| of the communist party ect would have done a th tairs to pack up, but it was a re Trot for it ts , | over the ya one of the exsential onstrate that it still had a clear ma. |! then went Spring Suits oo" oo and Topcoats [fe : are here for men and young men who de- mand clothes of marked individuality and style merit in patterns, tailoring and fit, but at moderate prices. enterprises can » foreign capital, to can be leased, on what] 0 as to be certain of as ¢ 8 general eco of past years shows eign private capital ts ith Russia's gon- y," he says, Blue Law Fight Is Begun in Illinois INGFIELD, IL, April 13—A f W. T. HAZEN DIES a awe tanine | aendeg NEW YC 3 Mam T. eater a ¢ rn Topcoats—we have the largest and finest 4 a Sti - *s ; } he 4 the at ; are aatiie a mare an| selection of topcoats in this city—are of par- sry member dem that e . here you uding Chicago, ticularly great variety, including gaberdines, 7 - here today, whipcords, Bedford cords and other materials | governmen of many kinds—a coat for any purpose. jgive in to the demand of labor Bought the com- that the plans for aiding ex-service e men be modified resulted fn restor. Py Suits Topcoats ‘ {ng order in tho house and the long plete sample line of session was not marked by the F 8: les: a from $25 to $50 $20 to $50 flerce antagonism that blazed ~d eee Wednesday, 4 one of the foremost TWOTROUSERS SUITS, IN THE BETTER | | Knitting Mills—and MAKES, afford the men who seek economy a chance eh, A OVE te ge advantage In clothes of a standard equal | we bought ’em at a 5 Tee tas aeaeiats eR, hs price that enables us to sell them at just about HALF of what they were made to sell at! And, of course, you know that a Sales- man’s Samples are most the amendment by a vote r Dillon Suits from Fashion Park, Michaels, Stern to 103 after two hours’ de. & Co. and other famous builders of clothes provide an unusual selection to choose from, f insanity ting the snores « aed thru song \Ford’s Name Is ie Progressive Ticket OMAHA, Neb. A 3.—Petitior placing the name of E ptroit automobile m: facturer, on Progressive party primary ballots as 11924 presidential candidate will be filed shortly in Texas, Ida) Towa, progressive leaders ann here today. “Custom Service Without the Annoyance of @ Try-On” SHANER & WOLFF 916 Second Avenue taining 1,000 names ’s name on the braska ballot v led. late day by Omaha always the secretary of state a8 Roy M. Harrop, head of the Amert-! on package Woman Is Found | Straps Wife to Economic league, Hartford, | not getting the ger ayer prod. | direction: yi . Conn., said that circulation of similar/ uct prescribed by physicians over| tablets cost few cents. Drowned in Bathtub Tree, Whips Her Ford-for-president petitions was be-| twenty.two years and proved safe! also sell bottles of 24 and 100, As WINNIPEG, April 13.—Misa Theo|_,MONTREAL, April 13.—Jean| tng considered In Indiana, Minnesota,| by millions for colds, headache,| pirin is the trade mark of Bayer SVhite was found drowned In 18 Pierre, a trapper, strapped his wife's|the Dakotas, Colorado and other toothache, earache, neuralgia, lum-| Manufacture of Monocceticacidester inches of water In her bathtub. Accept only “Bay-| perfect productions ® which contains proper Handy boxes of twelve} that a manufac- | turer can turn out —the finest fabrics, extra heavy weights, made by the cleverest work- ers, every detail a (( triumph of skilled design. Unlens > n general Druggists hands to a tree and whipped her to/ states. ‘bago, rheumatism, neuritis, and for] of Salicylicacid. death. Ob .DRESS = 107 PIKE ST. BETWEEN Is.& ve, B ETTER DRUG STORES JS a HARD WORK IS DEATH CAUSE) SAN FRANCISCO, Apri 13.—The| curse of hard work and not the curse of Tutankhamen’s gods has brought sickness and death to the excavators of the tombs of the ancient Pharo- | ohs, according to Dr. Ralph Van Demah Mofgitin, president of the Archaeological society of America. for the Homeless Let Our Experts Do YOUR Kodak Work They know how to bring out all there is in your nega- tive and they have the best of materials and the best mechanical equipment that money can buy. | | “The curse of hard work in the superstitions, the soul of King Tut- condition of Howard Carter, who, a “Carter ss succumbed to hard climate of Exypt is what is attack- jankhamen, and such things s ridic- with Lord Carnarvon, discovered the _—_— ing the expedition to the tomb,” he} declared in an interview here to- | or a ur a day. “Talk of ancient Feyption curses, s Ho inquired for word as to the s tomb, and who is, re ported sick, You're homeless if you're paying rent for a ehelter, You'll s S ware in: ate) eelal never know what home Js until you have your own rooftres, ‘ 7A i =f ee your own flowers and garden. Tomb Discoverer Improved Today CAIRO, April 13.—Howard Carter, co-discoverer of the tomb of Tutank- hamen, whose sudden illness Wednes- day night gave rise to fears among the superstitious that a fate similar to that of Lord Carnarvon might be overtaking him, was somewhat im- proved today. Friends said Carter looked extremely weak and haggard, however. He was able to be about for a while Jast evening. Three Injured by A Box of-High Grade Writing Paper SPECIAL 3 Oc Double Quantity Two runaway autos injured two O Ss 1 men and a woman Thursday after- nvale noon. 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