The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1923, Page 6

! EDN Hh i PAGE G fHE SEATTLE STAR - EHISSES, JEERS 'Stil/-Water Motor May BUILDING TRAGK COPS.CALLED | NEW SHP LINE WILL QUESTION WOMAN TELLS ET EREET PASTOR, Do Housework Yor Yow AROUND TUNNEL "2 “°° "Tp COME HERE DOYLE THEORY RESCUE STORY » ® , = Liberalist Not Be|SPOKane Inventor Claims Wonders for His] Fire gti Eating Timbers; Freighters Will Maintain a|Challenge Will Be Thrown Passenger on Ship That Allowed to Speak Marvel Machine Shasta Limited Delayed | {f<!'« "s!" [2 aeacara soi Weekly Schedule by Portland Doctor Sunk Off Newfoundland BY LEON STARMONT t E on ; ‘ any PORTLA A \ ATLANTIC CITY CSE aR pens 8 ta it w-Hisses and joors greeted tev. 1S ot nd : John Roach Straton, paste e| power w u m eta Calvary Baptist ch " K rl ‘ ¢ Rufus! | today, when he ar and dem: " wih that W. H. Faunce Brown university, be ordered from > the platform of t ‘orthern Bay tist convention, in sess ' ‘ Btraton, a Raptist mentalist eR this Hel will w protested strongly against allowing ' /? ROTH MEN ARE President Faunce to deliver his pre CIVIL WAR VETS pared address. unce has long | Ma drive it forwa thich\’kmoee ‘andl! been known as a n war veterans. Ames tranefe ‘ : . the Baptists, every man tC) Ria tive enatee fr R q a 2p Ton TIO [INCLUDES MANY Rats vines, were to ipa gd | Par Oates thd wemting r ong BRYAN SCORES (io'thatarons be Voiced before the delegates > elect ‘ sic dicamaiee ted this reo? years ela om tw thr 1 me TY ‘| 9 ! ter tank at +t. CHURCH RULE ula Copies of the spe e - asc was to deliver ha 4 bey ; I figured ther " MANAPOL M . among the 3,000 delegates. Straton | 4 of harnessing t er that Ih engas ns I Jtouches « Her, Of Indianapolis, president of the | works—w |) convention, began his specch, intro. | perpetual motion yet invented. ducing Faunce. SAYS IT CAN'T “Woe should not permit Dr BUT WORK Faunce to speak at when And Ames says there is a controversy n 1 ranks, He should not be i P © to expound his liberal views, which => are now under criticism. 1 demand | 0K | J that he be prohibited from speaking |*° ; 3 2 amd that he be removed from the| mes than t ! : ' @ in | facili Ret ide age ; ‘ platform.” , : he f . Pirate Revealed . 0 ‘ cas evenvens 9 ti s ed to y nore, “ " » " . mea “ ined patent his ° f t ¢ con as ee ee st) as Son of Prince | race 2 SEngIeA with hisses, and he resumed |! the colle bape gear Jand-rubber deflatable} pants itis Mores and > eet i Three Are Hurt in MEMES or atsapproval continued | "27 : maa tat \ t i a t 1 the vip company over! Movie Lot Accident finally beckoned Fav to the a = to put the one bag] “ate# the top bag t ack om | provemer n bus me | Three men were severely | Speaker's table, and, i shouts nen f . rt a t ke perfe ‘ v4 ‘ tt face and } | @f approval and a ri at work! and try to tll show w says Ames. “That tx] "8% been é; n Black & F PLAGUE IN BAGDAD just what I propose - demonstrated the | ’ ps in wis Bs oyne Gonvention was in control of the lib- ° ailmna upset | Ubi tha )@ral element, and that any action to « against Dr. Fos: of New York, |¢ for the expression of liberal views ‘Was most improbabic. ‘ es ae ED : ia Ne = “yy | volving ar y ne abo’ ver | at “U” on Thursday |)i0 other, some 12 | hat jel SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET (Chosen by acclamation rather) Second--Attach to this endless! yw, than divine right, a new queen who|chaln arrangement three or four) t Wil reign over the annual funtor | series of water-tight and Inter-con-| ne WWeek-end fectivitles at the Univer. | nected airbags. ‘Third.—Have about four of the alr-| 1 -} bags inflated and all the rest de People have re ce onlin se ct a met rc . A Sale to Move Large Quantities of reaches a certain point it will be Be he bo i [Non wn i fo i ep ace Merchandise at Prices the Very Lowest Dtsets over he qabedtres| led airbag ‘into the coe bes srpgedonl ethic eae 00, fame jane 0 40: unt the boctony one: te h ie Ff Month End Clearance Lots, at sweeping reductions, and Special Gay. Her majesty will also at-| Fifth—Around this machine build alt Purchases of New, Fresh Merchandise, priced much below the the big street dance held at|a water tank about 10 feet high | f hn exit hall Seturday evening, |THATS ALL THERE market. y will bring the festivities to|IS LEFT TO DO ST. JOSEPH, Mich d gE - Sixth —Fill this tank with water|7. Dewhirat, attorney: to These specials represent only a small part of the large number | : - - ae and watch the wheels go around. . . . That's all there Is to it. Ames aayn| appear before the ation t of exceptional Movey Values—See the Movey Signs in every | WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE | | \: wilt work. Furthermore, he says| the cult and explain “irre aft d a MM | Water will be shut off on | | there will be enough power developed|davits placed beforn Judwe Harr epartment. hen atencllin <nccilimeallie as. ‘ h drive, from W. Andover | | by the ascefding waterbags not only|Dingeman, “one man" grand Jury 4 4 ieee . to Gist ave. S.W., on Thurs- | |to turn the machinery, to overcome| The summons was issued after dress. The in BAGDA ay i ague the t from $a. m. to 5 p. m. the friction of the descending de-| Olaf C. Brewits, notary px ’ Stationery Reduced | Zephyr Gingham 25¢ Yard flated bags and to inflate the bottom called to the witness stand i 4. ph bags one at a time under water—but| wits was declared to have : 200 Vacation Packages, including 10 envel- | In stripes and checks; 27 inches wide. Re- opes and sheet 3 markable value. there will be power left over. | testimony conf And tHis power, Ames says, can be} a week ago in f th . a = 4 used to light houses, drive machin.|davits from a « te Boston Ba 1. | 50 boxes Imported Stationery, . ~ ery, of store up electric “Juice” for| nurse th th, at ‘ witli tintehine Henielnba extelohes Devonshire Cloth 25¢ Yard use tn larger quantities a little at a/ bride m ¢ colony, was Special pu co Black or Brown 15 b s Li nish Stationer: sheets also. SUITINGS—500 yards for Movey See ase ih ha oh te el he sie ska ines Split Cowhide Bags. Sizes 13, 14, 15 and matching envelopes, in colo Day; 32 inches wide. In plain colors and a Grain kas, | 4¢vtlopment of his power idea once 1 ' } ee ke “pret t Flo good variety of patterns. Less than today’s fnpowter,mabes |!{2 workability 1s established. \k : Leather Bags $3.95 Bawa and Raven e008 wholesale cost. ' \ The Pood Deiat For , Amos bas had| q * u — - - — | 2agS and bo> d 27-Inch Gi h 12t4e Y “d oA ja mechanic, A. P. Rounds, engaged| said he claim Dr. L. B. Estes, the Black Split Cowhide Traveling Bags, | , </-Inech Gingham Joe Y ar Ag |i constructing the first working physician, and Florence McCaslin with sewed corners; size 18 incl In the popular swagger and all-around han- - - > Imitations—. imiodel of his “stitl-water tnotor.~ were. present " apae abort size 18 inches dle styles—genuine pin seal, Persian goat Discontinued and broken lines at a price mand —large and roomy. —; Fifth Flooi pease: ; iJ nes id 5 . . nar’; a t Seis cha A Mite, laste al yenuine calf and polished vachette. lower than the manufacturer’s cost. In $10 Fountain Pens $% —Firat Floor. plaid and stripe patterns, | i " : Thousands of Yards + PRY 14-k. Gold Filigree Pens—handsome rn OTTO na Qhn. ee be graduation gifts. Conklin Pens. Mercerized Bloomers 85¢ White Goods Remnants “13 at Pp * | a : : $1.75 Albums $1.19 Special purchase of 114 Mercerized Cotton Skirtir res voile, dimity, lon: h To make this OXcasion Suspicious td us Knit Bloomers; plain and two-tone colorings. | BB; den ona: VOUE, ut) Jeng. clothe You see I am very ambitious— 100 Kodak Albums, size 7x11 inches, Sizes 5, 7 and 8. j aad eae ee ‘ee a The fruity sensation with 50 leaves. Good imitation leather —First Floor, | 7 : age , : The tasty temptation covers, Kotak ection. Plat Floor | Cy fBidaat | Wash Goods Remnants 14 Price Luscious = delightful-delicious! Dress Goods Remnants earance 0 rassieres | Thousands of remnants of wash goods, in ttasiiveda of yarda Al Cmee shavaly. ne Broken lots at about Half Price. Not all desirable lengths—including gingham, per- duced prices, : ‘nelidthe silk, et sf sizes in every style, but all sizes in the lot. cale, crepe, Devonshire cloth, voile, ratine, b acer SRY ene as eg ett AT at 38¢ 36 at 44¢ 3 ab $1 tissue gingham, colored Indian Head, challis “seat ors BS we ’ (were 60c) (were 750) (were $1.95) and outing flannel—at Half Price. velvet, corduroy, gros de Londres, 23 at 33¢ 27 at 10 at $1.95 —Second Floor, Thrushette, crepe de chine, Canton (were 650) (wer Cwere 3 ; . crepe, “Sweet Briar,” shirting—in plain 17 at 33¢ 39 ) 5 at $1.95 Crash Toweling 15¢e Yard colors, brocades, stripes, changeable | {ers , Cara ter 250 yards of Dish Toweling, 16-inch, heavy. combinations and polka dot patterns, oat ae 9 at $1.95 1 c : ] (wer were $1 (were $2.50) absorbent quality—with blue borders. Very -Firat Floor. —Second Floor special. —Second Floor. Movey Specials in the Special Price Basement Silk and Cloth Dresses $4.69 Silk Stockings 98e Pair 60 Dresses of satin, wool serge and 500 pairs RIBBON-BACK Silk Stock- . poplin, wool crepe, granite cloth and ings—made from best materials, per- the Sale and Demonstration of AllTyme crepe—some with Paisley fectly finished, and should give en- blouses. Navy, tan, brown and other tire satisfaction. Because they are colors in the lot. Sizes for misses slightly imperfect, they are offered Eldredge and women. Very special at $4.69. at this very special price. Black only. Sizes 814 to 10, S ° Ind ewan tae eo en Mach Girls’ Wash Dresses 75¢ Silk Stockings $1.69 Pair ewing ACIUINES 83 Dresses—reduced from very much rae " faghi ‘ higher prices. Of plain and checked fete os pgenaetea pe : a The ELDREDGE gingham, in pretty styles, smartly priced at $8, but because of slight H i “B"—Style No. H- trimmed—sizes 6 to 14 years. Also imperfections in the Waive we oan ditt } 115—a high grade, dresses of all-white or blue cotton price them at $1.69, Black oak i ] treadle type ma- suiting, in middy styles. Sizes 12 Sizes 84,9914. iM { ‘ AG chine, ball bearing, and 14 years, with 6 drawers. Children’s Stockings 19¢ Pr. ne Special for This Week Only: Continuing American Chicle Co. presents the 4 |) | Wash Dresses $1.95 800 pairs fine ribbed Stockings— e e * : Flavo 4 in“ alit Gums” | Clearance of 42 Wash Dresses— regular 35¢ quality, but “Seconds,” y rumpled from display. Of gingham, White only. Sizes 6 to 10. 4 voile and Swiss, in a wide range of ‘ Featuring styles and colors. Sizes 36 to 44 in Children's Drawers 15¢ Fully ranteed. 'T ; vesk the lot—a particularly Sida choos- Y geetio tae: | TRmahs 1 clown) Sina Weak: e e. e | = sat | ing in the small sizes, 200 Summer-weight Knit Drawers, a ] rnia rul knee length; band waist-lines. Sizes Given With Each Machine Purchased in This Clearance 50¢ Each ee at Sale—A $5 Stitchwell Toy Sewing Machine Supported by Waists, Children’s Linen-colored Per- Full-fashioned Silk-to-the-Top Stock- en] 15 Wacatan 6 gals ble edhe Peppermint Prodigy | cale Dresses, Novelty Aprons, of ings. Seconds, with lisle interlinings We Will Allow Black Jack ....... TheLicorice Marvel gingham, sateen and other materials, at the top, and feet. White only. Beeman’s . ’ The Wintergreen Wonder | All radically reduced, Sizes 814 to 10. i for your old machine, regardless of age, make or condition—on the purehase of a new machine. Fifth Floor,