The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1923, Page 7

ti MONDAY, JULY 2, 19: tHE SEATTLE STAR VAG 7 FRENCH TROOPS Expos > Brutal Murder HERE'S MORE ABOUT ||{ HERE'S More ABouT | S#ilor Is Drowned CHARGES HUG tanec MISS LIBE RTY 1 STARTS ON PAGE at Alki Saturday 1 r fron 1 I LOVE NEST STARTS ON PA 0} ARE ADVANCING in Alabama Lease Camps _ STARTS ON PAGE 1_| ‘ Reports Bare Cruel Deaths Inflicted Upon tr ». Joath of Reprisals for Bombing ‘aie BARS * : ; : oat : Deaths Are Begun 9) Convicts by Bloodthirsty Prison Guards ‘ July =A Sunday tert c e of r 7 ‘ 6 may die heiple Plans. to Jail 50 Chicago | vor. pa ra as Bucket Shop Firms jured when his motorcycle, om crashed The BY E. 'T. LEECH a, wh 1 with a plece ¢ . ’ Editor The Birmingham Post ' " i" nection | y : rs The br na of the St W ple 1) cnn BIRMINGHAM, Al July Ala tt ed t eo that he or troc Rhineland Move ix belle Prisal for the bom i Hochfeld bridge Saturd. mt Many Belgian soldiers t their ee hes ts | thirubber 5 lives. ae Westhofen was oc " French at dp. m. Re Bohwerte were that « ¢ @0 French cyclists w fo that city, while fantry advanced in Hagen, Tt is reported th Krupp works in ub Seized and all work » The occupied ar Off from the rest result of sanc Hoohfeld outras in foodstuffs is mana, A typical example warden him with 4 him un nally had to fed to the esting to | brid from the of tuber rit is amefully — ynte PORTLAND MAN WILL TESTIFY THAT LOVE IS APT TO BE BLIND Pe. TLAND, Jul : It anye MISS LIBERTY 10 Wie GIVE N KEYS TO CITY 4 Libert 60-DAY REST this same official report |a ¢ tells of a " intendent hi t wh this a th Alabama owt SAYS WARDEN Bi * PRISONER TO DE ©) ‘The prisoner four Ha was to next door to Mrs, Levis, he and Mins A Cusworths would a the report, wan nd by fellow convicts lying help of water in the pit n out, the report camp allowed of the form Martin Ley 1 an “a boy about 1 home and at furnished the house $s) Teprisals are taking is to pund | de the mouth of as “Noles” Describing | oom, fe Tereoed, the oe T d Jaa mn ROW ot |" known an “Nol Tenshi |e yen ye tack ae ; OHIO RANGE | p held as bogey. sehnty apie ay pebeleal wedding Appre | Citizens were arrested and held ‘a 11d not do any mi ss vp \ 18-Inch Oven 1} ae Hostages; coffee houses and theaters : Oe al vastus On Decoration day Cusworth and xico as guest ° ” were closed: vehicular traffic ix pro MORE ABOUT ag tree te an. | Hartley left ostensibly for Va A. Wiley : “sp Plain Trim hited: Dedestrane dust’ keeb’ Ate 7 fe <a * Nein al hed out, ang|Ye B.C. ° They we to return inchairman of] after th ” . 9 &. m. . = 7 PACER t down a tanding by the | They did not and their fh ‘or nment Of) inter ju ief t ried || 2 c ® Every time a train passing thru STARTS ON PAGE 1 ot at n 7 on the ap. pu And k ; I m 6 F Coll $3.00 | the occupied area comes to a bridge : : r sia SHOC KING vening. Also the next Lieut, ¢ rde c | Head the German passengers are |'*2 Possessions. A few were from | ARE R ' Jemann w pinior . mi f FREDERICK forced to alight. Then, with their| France and Central European coun: | sis same 4 routine 1 hands held over their heads, they |‘ I have seen tal elk cou ty J mr f i ahead of the t and taken aboard | PT TQ SI il J i then high ie 1 ught I on the other sic R SS ANS N AY life” is a powerful rn uement Judge E r " n t — ‘The border contro! has B al O would whip them here (speaking of marry ter ore — = entd. Orders have gone EK KEPT U T the kale) and in the woods 1| DETECTIVE. SENT OUT zations in Seattle " = a the forces of occupation the » | With the teamigration quota have seen them In the woods with|ON CUSWORTH'S TRAIL Liberty will also be honor é triums attempting (o cross the! ulgaria, Netherlands and Turkey | fies swarming after them, and when| Mrs, Levis had a be at 7: jon to be Dorders by country roads will be) now prac ly exhausted, no na-| 1 had been out in the woods I have 1 at « during the B neon. of July © at th oe Vacation Bound 21. with Hartley, and grim rely ft County Float Will i =‘ Have Pretty Maids |) es uarda take whip my whip from convicts shot unceremoniously The French « portant divisic at Essen, includ ert, They seized electri also, It is not known wh Wi confiscate the ol tives, or intend to occupy the be ad several im out thru |) name by a I saw his Jack Lare was uty warden and died dition after he her they 2 locomo 4 quota is now tered the refurbished love nest. Both wan whipped, the | w . oe ated and « part.of the 312 Rus blood running down into his shoem|eeneriences tenn to tell thelr) your ,maldeng whose combined } y ee med vray from. Amer [of his shosa, He never did unyroce |, Wout 2 te ie'a July | : WHetHER it be the over-the-Fourth out * turned? Never! 1 want to : f ELOPING GIRL ty wedstcs artacs tag tohicndd, nies ertieen| Tenner 27 money Seo thg | S ing or the long-looked-forward-to vaca- ae .< bw. bo a behind th by he be IS FORGIVEN! ay it Nongs.” I could. ne fae Ss S> tion of two happy weeks or more for which . and figures revealing bru “Dot forgiven: come home. Have| July 6 sand killings, f And provision is to be made in your wardrobe— puties,” A tota 300 Swedish, Finland | death and accident r b jaws in a eg 3 7 4 pee oe sept 2 nenya.| 284. Br stniees nase chon Fe cad xe her eyes flashed there’s a wealth of inspiration for coolness min B. Hansen, of 105 14th : nici crt ak ya Aare Y nite her - ian and comfort and colorful smartness to be ‘4 Inserted in the Sea m9 trom th was: ask m gleaned from this Store's displays. Just by i day and Monda jenne n inat. y « A . 5 Ang her elopement an un part of the gn t Fred McDa 19, of Leay ee wa ht. th nid Mrs. Hansen nothing since early last w suying her dat She immediat bring her she was under sufficient time of teve ent. | THOUSANDS GO ON BIG CRAFT entry ’S MORE ABOUT SHELBY day, noth For a Quiet Day in the Country women are choosing sensible, has to offer HERE’S MORE ABOUT le outing’ clothes, so that all that outdoors r of clothes-damage. comfort may be enjoyed without f fears now ; BERT couple cay tave fied to sabre 8 STARTS ON PAGE 1 POSSE Canada and declared Monday that 1 nie = STARTS ON PAGE 4 KNITTED SUITS, sweater and skirt, | KHAKI KNICKE 95 and $3.76. ty eal acvine hr of their where! posaibiity that similar wires at-|* cue thee Ege cage | eee with contrasting border, $16.50. KHAKI BREECHE fier attempts at parental inter. [cle subjects of sige 1 Pullman t breaking||| THREE-PIECE TWEED KNICKER oars in 31. pe al received and 35-inch lengths, Is today resumed the task of sift vided coat intended for riding wear, Be fi Lae eo ehigration - offiel a SUITS, with skirt to wear over knick- 75 and $5.00 me | ers and belted, patch-pocketed jacket, KHAKI eaene is ae 3,000 Immigrants | $28.50. KHAKI SKIRTS, $4.25. The Safe and Sane Reston a Boston" | “nwo. PIECE KNICKER NORFOLK COATS, $4.75 BOSTON, July 2—Immigration of a SUITS, some with breeches and di- KHAKI MIDDIES AND SHIRTS, Spread for your daily Dad F ing several thousand immigrants who te | ao 4 > It was im. boats to ac | $15.00 and $20.00. SPARATE TWI arrived on four steamships since Sun. KHAKI HATS, 95c. ED KNICKER- BOCKERS, $5.00 and $8.00. | : —Second Floor port warden a new Jand. nstructed tm. of Pier 1 For a Boy’s Comfort | “KEDS” | The Practical Footwear for Outings 4 aa" AT HE Boys’ Own Sec- UBBER-SOLED and white, thoroughly comfort- tion offers these able and easily cleaned, Keds make ideal outing timely suggestions from shoes. A e fired int ve || its vacation displays: BOY" ANE <OgcHE Cae ie ———_ eQmMmi- ua holding the tte/]] Boys’ AND YOUTHS’ WooL | GET KEDS, 1 to; ton some infraction of the rules, even st man that moves gets x raver: s Ld ieivialiont ono ep off a dem I "the ah iy va ito | ALL BOYS' ONE-PIECE sizes 6% to 8 $2.45, ee ee tration 4 re men cowered in séats, Rust/ {| ATHING SUITS, sizes 2 BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ FIEL- forced a % $1.45 to ; DAY KEDs A? z A : - Steet: She du BOYS’ OXFORD SHIRTS, black, 2% to 7, $1.35, toe, with black trimming, 4 i ; is now being paid on Savings for the six {ek tbe handstte, snd, lex dead $2.25 to $250 | susron an also bal. style. wit Hoe . ° window of the moving train, ¢ BOYS' SPOR BLOt WOMEN'S 3) month’s period ending June 30th. fnebisd ceclareer ee ee wr 6 101 |: with black “fctinring : Fulker died a few minutes later. |] 2 3%, to. 7- $3.00 —First Floor oe .0 *e i BOYS’ ROLL PUTT 85c ’ fe) mat wc wray Renew Search for] vrs xuaxi cums. | DOWNSTAIRS STORE oO an eon at Escaped Murderer KHAKI FLAT | 9 t e t - , » tron| ALBANY, 0 July | Men S S or Ss Sh oken at ohnson, ¢ bsay eel Jointly with Ge | y 4 avings MOBILES ARE = of argo J zw WwW | if BRINGING FANS Dunlap, who escaped from the coun ; ie} Main st. on just one side of one hole tiie iH ar ies bec | . is) F * from Oklahoma, ‘Texa before he had ‘gotten out of |} EN will enjoy the a S S if) or the past 22 years we have never paid Ba ean es the Jail urd | will enjoy the comfort of these Sports : | lesa than 5% on Sens P a gel etesrtind phevinds of aLiccte mana sed, broke | f| | M Shes tale for Summer outings, for 5 ¢ 0} N Werta. Machines from the Dakotas, | ‘8'U the top bar I, laid a the collar may be worn opened low—affording B ie who and large Ee ade sod iting hte Sa ReGoael decane | | comfort with neatness. In good quality white Ie You are also assured Safety for your Savings by Strict frau lew largert crowd in tuet from (2nd, mortar they dug trom the wall | |_| mercerized cotton and striped madras, Sizes 14 | We 7 5 ith the opening compl ey | Q5 -priced ¢ i Ie) State Supervision, a responsible Directorate, and In- He ae ee eee ganar a. || fearbayto walt for bighteall, asides | Men's Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE ie vestments confined to City, State and Government ing camp beside..thelr. machines at Pe Bele ee mee rey ene | | % Va Bonds, and First Mortgages on Improved Property. BaP i cingeliehe ke alow venti charged with firat de:| : 4 | ao i c se mm eee oF nine FU ven murder, folowing the death tf] IN THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE, TUESDAY: ’ | All money left here on or before Saturday, July 14th, ee eo te aie requires |in a running battle with the men. | N h S . f : 4 will earn dividends from the Ist. Call in and get the Teri pees oe 240 ew Was uits or Boys 7 ie| details of our Savings Plan. sate cee ee gee ak" Two Trusties Make | Bh: | ae ee ‘ I © restaurants are stil) maintain’ ~ Escape From Camp | yiry good value at this low price in Middy and But- If | ink moderate prices and servin®) SALEM, Ore., July 2—Prison au.| ton-on Suits for small boys. Tailored from dur- ‘ Ie io & New Yorker soem to have been | nontles aapeta able tub suitings in gray, tan, blue. Black or white e 23h Val hewn from ‘some maktodonian crit! who tie¢ n wood braid trimming on collar and half-sleeves; some with Si Be} is | Eto any) ae qari aria i #6 ase contrasting collar and cuffs. DOWNSTAIRS STORE men hee A | | Down near one of the broncho | the 1 bile of a nearby rancher, | - | showa the gambling were | which is reported missing & ‘ opened up in Sunday . and] gamblers did their first f trade sinds tho Influx Request Autos for | «0 LOAN ASSOCIATION = |SGiat War Vetoranall ‘ : . 1V1 ar Veterans ||} V4 ‘ Girl Is Killed in wentyitive: aula are Vanted by | BY f Ack Bnpenson - pues FA CASERELL SecyY Motorcycle Crash ti» arate committe to carry vote : % PHF LINDEN-V.P Treas CORWIN.S.SHANK- COUNSEL VANCOUVER, Wn, July 20-—Ming|008 OF 18 Siang ara y: AUR eeNe Ry ¢ pou | shot uld be on the west side of bis ¢ OO ee ree rere Cont | decond ave, at Vine at. at 9:45 Wed “i f here Pthe Street Crosses Jhird onthe remit of an cay” Bundy [can tng taken i maf | yele on which she was riding with| vivors of Shiloh, Fs nd IG (ein Harts 2, volikded Hin: sues n and Gettysburg, ‘They havo] } { m Q M vined injuries om 'marehed for half a century They | = lapiaieaie ied i # ospllal are ace anNens fa ide) decletie ne | s committee in charge, = — 4 | seaterday.