The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1923, Page 2

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SEAGE 3 Ea OPEN SESSION . League of Nations Court Has Important Cases THR Baur, J $1 Yeague of nations new maner eourt of in! t | fe 6Preskient United Sta today for its t Threo cases all of consid: portance, and all ter ig lish the wide is steadily c | @iction of th i The court Mm full panel of judi f the late Ju i Brazil, whos 5 election of al fm to the court during HP assembly of the , The panel as at pre uted consists of: J the English thru the Kie Ushed by the Versa ‘The case is | from the point c Btitutes the first time t tion has been | aled | fore the court for F tion of the treaty Three ie Policemen wh Given Prison Terms |: D, H. Brasfield, former licute patrolman, were se 18 months at Leaven h peniten- | ach jn federal court here yester. . The two were found gull Barion, another ex given a year and the world over Starvation Me dlsing or absurd salve: @ubstantial food)-be Keep on setting of | Southerners Say — We'll Have | to Prove It “Well, mother, why the beaming | tare? . Le ur family in on the} s good news.’ "] don’t know that I shall let you dp at all, I may save it for « sur-| ” “Now, then, let's hear it. I can tell by the look on your face it's | something good.” ) “Talk about a woma You are worse ever saw, and I p are about the “Maybe *0. drive up here tc ‘of July with us. : @nd a day or so a #ays, since this is | wp North, they'll ) @hance to prove the superi Seattle.” “And won't we do it, | That's fine—just tine! trip to Snoqualmie Falls, the parks} and other places. And Sue likes to} pdress-up, too, so we'll go to a thea. | » ter Or #0 and have dinner at some| emilee hotel. They can't do all of| that in comfort down there.” | “My goodness, I need some new | ) clothes. Etta told me that she got| the pretty new dress and jacquette of hers at Cherry's. They have} such fashionable clothes there, and| ‘one can buy on credit. I'm going F tight down there. They are at 1015 | Becond ave., in the Ri | between Madison the Pig’n Whistle. DH. 3. ©. MACY Asthma, Tuberculo- Stomach, Intestinal q ‘Aifinerits, Kidne . Blood, Skin, H: q Palvic Ailments, ¥ all conditions Dns, loss of “vim” a w” =No knife. ‘In the extraction of teeth we A d Paar patrons: If we hurt bay—sould we more? fas ‘ Set of ree cee 7 $5.00 U “Gord tala i ele Wor Beston 0 Dental “Olhices 1422 Second Avenue ) ale Stand the hi sad of Time in One Location WORLD JUDGES 7. NEW STATION 50 eae » Lower House Okehs U. os Was ques PSAN FRANCISCO, June 25 tached by the U nt of |ing the treaty a police, and Mark W r, former | els of other parts of to serve | pire was assailed. p uary and to pay a fine of sm |German Asks $5,000 _ for Son’s Hanging RESIDENT'S AND PLEASES JESSIE Hotel Gov ALEX ATE BACKS _ it S. Fishing Treaty v e ‘The North DO NOT BE DECEIVED TIRE PRICES ARE DOWN! FIRESTONE and OLDFIELD WERE FIRST TO REDUCE PRICES ON JUNE 11 beth reade You can now buy tires ia (Bureau of Missing Relatives | RHODES, y LAMANDI GOOD ~ CIGARETTES 10" GENUINE “BULL” DURHAM TOBACCO DIAMOND RINGS $28 $37.80 $i at what were More Evidence Is Sought on Use of Truth Serum Dr. R. Doctor Declares Nature Makes Best Bathing Suit sults w wholesale prices prior to that date. WHY? Because Firestone took the lead in reducing prices on June 11. Note the following prices on Oldfield tires and compare with others: 30x3 30x33 30x34 32x4 33x4 32x4} 33x4} 33x5 35x5 36x6 38x7 "909725, <;, HK OOOH Yi (Clays Weare Cord... Cord 3. Cordura: Cord ,.. Cord... Cord . -$ 7.40 9.85 11.25 20.80 21.95 28.00 28.30 34.90 35.80 Truck Tyee 60.25 Truck Type 85.75 GET OUR PRICES ON FIRESTONE SOLIDS AND PNEUMATICS TRUCK TIRE Co. 4 A. A. GRAY, Manager 72 Yesler Way and the Upper Missias!pp! +, Fia., discoursed on the ad. on of the sort of bath He pre every bit ag dangerous as the more conservative styles. Phone Elliott 3744 THE SEATTLE BTAR no ©, 0. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser-——these specials, except : : rocker or oil stove, will not be delivered; can be easily taken by purcha EK. House Makes Check of Stories of ; Patents Used in enentment ii ad summer necessity: EXTRA SPECIAL! Sneatla"e'tme wee | Indian blankets— | Madras drapery apis Another Physician Scores Use of Feeding Children BY M. D, TRACY 0, June 2 CHEWERS OF STE and «wi by him mus’ not the means na- | me uld be used for the the world In gener is in a tung ular—was warned a is distributed widely in this a cracker box in of altho cases are compara- tore and che *® | Uvely few, It ts especially preval jent In the Upper M © were urged to sing stations to com fever. RAFTED IN ng bottle ac . i axactly ¢ ic. —compact lunch kit, exactly as pic- THE LEG OF DOG DANGERS OF TYPHUS com] nt ] a v ct As p 7 And it was revealed that a bone |1S ALSO DISCUSSED tured. pervice for 4 persons. Ox popeee & i crushed| “Nature equips all things wit contains forks, knives, spoons, plates, s Exped. meetings or clin r, of Jack all Tay! by Dr, lL. M n by the small boy at } ced the one-plece mult duc into 8 by laborers , | Mexico, y] Dr. told the mection o doctors must not f |mery exists for the the patient for mt Sizes 24 to 7, First-St $1 Women’, 2% to 8, widt nd is caught and in the Northwest.’ en came Dr. M. L. Turner nea with an onslaught on hus f The fever, Dr. Powers od into 8. M. Haas, of &. for three days Dr. A. B, Cooke, of Los Angeles, | N surgery that | OMEN’S SATIN PUMPS All one-strap styles. Some buckle fastening. BARGAINS IN. CHILDREN’ S SHOES! High and Low Shoes, w 4 fais I 69c and 79c flexible soles. § Patent leather, black and brown kid, Sizes ath hid Uatsdeiaass just $2.95 — THURSDAY, JUNE 28 NOUN AMERICAN HOMES BUNEMAU: FORK BETTER AMENICAN HOMES FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— Special Friday BE blanket that ts particu suitable for § | rose, blue and brown color thes Poe : ‘ combinations. 36 in wide 7 : patterns, r price $6—. lar price $1,25 real rocker values here — $590 | $740 Bottle in this utility va ve waanea/f | SOpping bag— t chew at desuetude, are MAIN FLOOR SALE PRICED! 25 auto lunch kits: fitted for 4 persons— in dinease,” he from cattle Inainaippl valley | cups, napkins and salt shakers. Black enameled box, size 1414x1414,x614 ins. Leather corners and han- dle. Regular price $16.50. Spe- cial Friday-Saturday: vor was dls | Powers, of Lon Mexican coming in from an Franc THIRD FLOOR LIST YOUR HOMES FOR RENT WITH OUR FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT —out-of- town folks no had bee et that’ . Patient and a) BA RCAIN BASEMENT Your Time is Money. Get into the habit of Shopping in the Bon Marche Barghin Basement, and you'll save both Time and Money PLAIN AND BROCADED QUARTERS Good leather soles. Heels covered with self material. ep Shoes Soft-Sole Shoes Mary Janes Play Oxfords Leather soles, dark choco- late uppers. Footform last. Sizes 5 to 8 and 8% to Ll— 1144 to 2— $1.00 .. $1.25 % tod. One straps, two straps, cut. Patent leather, brown and white kid, Chrome leather 3 5 soles, Oozo in red, blue s and green ....c00. VOC outs and colored insets, Sizes 5 to 8 and 8% to ll $1.48 .. $2.29 s Pumps, Oxfords Men’s Canvas Shoes “Keds” and “Henley” brands, Rubber soles Bite 6,04: lesnchseusdns $1.25 Women’s Canvas Pumps “Keds,” with and without heels; with and without straps, $1 .00

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