The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1923, Page 2

f PACE 2 Ht LATTLI LAK - a =. : ‘ = SEES : a Pershing Will Lead | ,“HAPPIWS HAI LoNcER | King of England | J’ OLLIES in America — |N EDEN HUNT . famine “im ieepecneippaaae apogee, "<i erety Nurse Wants to Get Explorers to Use Wireless = ‘ ok m i Rack to Pitcairn on Holy Land Trip The ; ee , RA OVA Sy “uw % Va » k First Record by the 7 »@ Metropolitan's oe brilliant new tenor? They got } © THUNVUNUUONSOOUUNUNUOOLOSOOUUOOSOOANSOOANOEAULAOU CONES ‘ LAURI-VOLPI DRINK DROWNS pany debut, has chosen to be recorded ex- clusively by Brunswick. His first record is out now: Wine Runs Freely Despite Low Wage Conditions hom f ACCURACY ESSENTIAL FRATURE OF HHUNT —Homespuns! a —Cashmeres! —Cheviots! —Serges! (Woman Is Fickle) Act II (Verdi Tenor, in Italian VIEND Rigoletto—Questa o quella (Mid the Pair T? ) gon paid pr ally ; In Itelian—with Orchestra eas crown, Vienna men and women Emma McCoy / Something NEW every day D a te the cuirsenaly, haath sentcach BRIDGEPORT, Conn, May 4 ae i oe A enters seecore) wsnecaaes re Averngieir OUR TORIRUE Gate: Continent” A | €M. Come and See Them! x / New patterns. Attractive colorings. Single, double- sf / 6 ag and sport models. The very up-to-the-minute icy ; ro styles. “| | , Det} ; dg they expect stl greater Priced Only as The Bon Marche a Men’s Goodyear « Mccoy as tor en Pen ouias wat w a Can Price Theiss : | Welt Oxfords— in the southwest Pacific. Her fath as fon as it reached the har- ie pee nt there, He rules the 170) Sizes up to 44. For any figure: Stouts, slims, mediums! uf F The Newest Models , bbs racy og. Ma 3 poke. tod panash Remaste - | : a 3 Men's All-Wool § 50 7 | Sore Feet,Corns | :i2".'.22"",° ; MEN’S SHOP. 32s Sap tide Loree a You can’t beat them for Hard Wear, Style and | ; ? ; ° . : i Fit. They are Waliek Sal rove Rhee h pad sa | or Bunions! Five States Still Lease ThiebonMarché : + chain store buying. Here Is Wonder{ul News! — ‘ = ar 5 ets the burning, t corna between, my Convicts to Employers = PIKE STREET — SECOND AVENUE — UNION STREET — SEATTLE ¥ " Delaware, Florida, New Mexico, South Caro-| ____-alllIINIIIVINHIii Iii iii iti itiiiiHntH titi itiiititiiiii iti + ‘ lina and Oklahoma Allow, It v ~~ ¥ — - | " . | WASHINGTON, May 4.—Leasing| made prior to that time shall con- T H — BO ‘“ / R Cc H E oo % 7 | of convicts to private employers, that! tinue until expiration, but it is pre-} *Y Hi [Rett Corns beteetn’ ine toes ‘teemied’ to! Borrible form of modern slavery that | sumed that they will, ] tang . ‘ yy am now I ttel a if I bed «| breaks men's bodies and crushes their! Nothing since the dark ages can} 4 _— a Ta : . Deters 1 weed G7Ps7 | souls, still survives in five stater, uc-| compare with the iniquity of the| : } | 20 te Ag Se - To.the Inw division of the |leasing of human beings, aays Dr. E. . Continued to Saturday— We B ht Th t Auction mer with perfect tom-] 0. 8 department of labor bere. E. Dudding, president of the Prison- ticeeg| Deleware, Florida, New Moxico, | ers’ Relief society, a national organt- trem the} Okiaboma and South Carolina still| sation, with headquarters here. jet comes) Permit prisonera to be farmed out! “tq Alabama,” ald Dr. Dudding, — from! according to the department of labor | +, * have been getting con- Sizes 2% to 5% ne ow tt by | records, altho it is understood that | yj t 50 cente a day, whereas Florida has abolished tho systom as | tree labor would cost them from §3 tte result of the recent death of A) to $6 a day. If a convict didn't mine treserte an a of Oppay Foot Re: Youthful prisoner, who was terribly | enough coal to suit the contractor | thet, Gruggiats willingly sive back | beaten by ¥ guard. foreman, all the latter bad to do was r fait e-| While the'laws of the above states | to tell the guard and the lash was! aa: | Permit leasing. the department has! apptied without mercy.” | no oes + Te mais Me prac | Dr. Dudding favors state-operated | ak fs Gee leny rw convicta | PY#08 Plants, lke the one at the| | d : Minnesota penitentiary, where the — rr d to eo « by ! — | have been leased to mine owners, but) convicts make agricultural m | MI - |that practice was abolished January} or aoa receive " } joet |1 of this year by the state legislature. | °°?) ™ sie ‘ rer a 7 | their services. ‘This amount, which is © | Records here do not show If leases) v44ea to the wale price of the prod. | | | uct, is nent to the prisoner's depend. | | ONE CA | ent wife and children, many of whom - R LINE Would ‘otherwise be destitute. Why Good Dancers i MADE T0 PAY Are. Popular They Take 1 or & Lessons Latest Steps at | STEVENS Owner Is President, Board STO .. At Our Store Tite du Aves” Sr Pi | of Director and Motorman LOOK . - At Our Styles strong manhood || wemoe Mt cid not pay, | Raymond | LISTEN To Our Terms a Why? not remain in this wa hts cape ei men, leased’ the line, | condition. See our Specialist |i ought throe shabby, old cure and AND FOLLOW |) FREB and have him TELL |! ican operation of his now famous s . 4 YoU HOW TO GET WELL, the best road in buying Hours: 10-12, 246. your clothes {one-man traction system, He has| Sunday: 11-12 a. m. me CREDIT wv 3 the hearty support of the citizens of | Lincoln Memorial Clinic both the towns he serves. 1827 3d Ave., Opposite P. 0, It will be easy for you to buy—and still easier for you to pay— YOU DICTATE | Pree Washington Bidg. First Ave. Gunmetal, with matt kid tops. Button shoes. RANDOLPH, Mass, May 4.—One man—perhaps another Jim Hill ,in the making—now owns and operates Are You A [iine tivemile trotiey line between WORM? | here and stroughton, When the Eastern Massachusetts Do you tack thé |i cirect railway discontinued service punch and vigor of Peters’ “Diamond Brand” MEN’S SHOES Broad toe, wide width. Flexible inner soles, 2 WOMEN’S NEW CORSETS $752 21 to 28 well. He sees that they get across Examinati |the street safely and does a little Free Hicigehaats shopping for their mothers as part 2 50 lof his policy of “real service.” In BEST 2 GLASSES the evening when the kiddies are ON KARTH abed, mothers and fathers go away]: wo are one of the few optical to the movies in French's car and| stores in the Northwest that really he brings them home when the/srind lenses from start to finish, i and we are the only one in French not’ only meets all the jtrains, but the school children, as DR Se Me BINYOR IN SUMS FROM }town closes up for tho night. (Ranier, US THE TERMS 300 to $300, 000 | As president, board of directors,| SBATTLE—ON FIRST AVE. t} | superintendent starter, repaliman,|, Examination free by graduate op- q tometrist. Glasses not prescribed unless absolutely necessary. |switchman and section hand, French decided that to make his line pay he |would have to inaugurate « treleht! BINYON OPTICAL CO, and express service, Now he car- 1116 ries anything from a can of sardines to trunks and bags of flour. He shops for busy mothers and gets ci- gars for fathers who can't leave home at night, much to the satixfao- tion of .all. Krench’s income ix steadily increas: Ing and although he fs not yet in |the millionaire claws, he is making @ | comfortable living. His weekly revenue averages $150, [he says. Of that amount about $40 @ week foes for power, supplied by meter, and he pays two mechanics who help keep the cars. running, $26 ® week each, What remains goes into the bank to the credit of Ray- mond French, traction magnate ex- traordinary. Brother’s Leg Bone Heals Serious Hurt CARDIFF, May 4.—James Wa- wards, aged 6, is now recovering from an injury which refused to heal until part of his brother's log bone was grafted on his wounded limb, ON HOMES AND DOWN- TOWN BUSINESS PROPERTIES Pink ‘brocade, Low bust, Free hip, For medium and average figure. An extraordin- ary value, Pay as little as $400 seoo0 1S Qocx No Commission No Bonus No “Renewal Charges” Women's Silke Stockings. Ribbon back with lilo garter tops. Black, Bizos 8% to 10,; Slight seconds ......... 75c Men's and Boys’ Wool Caps. A new shipment Just arrived. In summer shades, . Non-break- able visors, Sizes 85 95 EMO TCG Tiesd ses C ana c weight black for boys Men's Wool Sweaters, Slip-on, ruffaitck style. Biss to 31 Cardinal, brown and navy, with contrasting ee collars and bottoms, Children’s Waist Union Suits, Fino ribbed. BG es ieee A sissgsein $2.75 Sizes 2 to 12 years. An extraordinary 49c Men's Overalls. Mado of hoavy white back denim, ull cut. Sizes 26 to 40 thy $1 59 Cotton Union Sults, Fine ribbed. Short nleoves and anklo length; ert Blues 84 10°48 ceceesee eas Re 85c Men's Kangaroo Khaki Trousers. $1 85 Extra fine quality; real value... ° Coats to Match, Each $1.85 Liberal Repayment Privileges LOWEST RATES: Washington Mutual Savings Bank 1101 Second Avenue Raymond Jt, Frazier President Children'sCotton Stockings. Fine or English rib. Black, white and cordovan. Also heavy In the extraction of teeth wo say to our patrons: If we hurt you don't pay—could we say more? Infants’ Patt. Wool Vests. Lapover or but- ton on front style, First sizes to 2% years . tc 69c Children's Knitted Pearl Waists. Sizes 2 to 12. Good value and excellent 39c bargain Set of Teeth from $5.00 UP Gold Crown d Bridge Work from $4.00 UP Boston Dental Offices 1422 Second Avenue We Stand the Tost of Time 22 Years in One Location