The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1923, Page 2

AUTO CRASHES ‘NJURE EIGHT Girl is Crushed Under Her Own Car cidents Thur uring of eight Miss Dorothy Waitec Millard ave, was crus own auto when the cs been parked on a bill brakes and passed ov She suffered a brok ternal injuries. A collision between t of whigh was parked | ake ave. and h boxy and tn A. C and Miss Cristobe Qa. Other Hughes, @7 down at Un Dave Martin by auto at K Bee wie Gra Ww Western . + Sev and Cherry st LA. B Anderson, 2imd ave. N. W knocked down by an a at 24th ave. and W, 67th » None of the of Ancient Charge Is Revived by Prohis Two b leged lig court Th tom agents ag William Kerr. THE CITY Exiitor » presiden mourn. is dead. ‘The Seattle bangs tian gentle not always right, b a way ascloritious, went to } th with the smart of an ur meted rebuke im his unmerited rebuke man, ttous tr > pettiahly t him by a Seattle a fit of puerile pique oF her was not the tr timent of Seattle and he Seattle ba: rens, Today head in shame. I GMS a. treet car, Across the with wrinkled f lloused hands are talking. That fe author m, on a men low (referr to the rebuke) must be eays. ht to be shot,” the t behind a woman a sad-eyed, speaks rh beside her. “It's too To think he died believing ttle did not like bim!* news tor OUTSIDERS DO NOT UNDERSTAND All over atti, fram ail high, and middle, with sincere expressions displeasure at the im which has wrongly ed of Seattle's brand y and grateful Se low com of sorrow, pression OF SHAME the Seattle Spirit, today repro. sents it falsely know that the President whine , agadnst Harding, the childish railing party politicians’ dis lack of appreciative somment president's Alanka s, the forced sob for the suffering undergone by criminations, the qtter any on the great mes “actual thousands of people who waited not true expres in vain,” were sions of Seattle's reaption to the president's visit, but the spiteful wail born of the petty pique of one man The outside does not know that a once powerful newspaper had been inherited by | man with uncontrolled conceit The mendatory remarks and expres: sions of appreciation and gives ear to the adverse, always. So today, Seattle hange fts head in shame, “A GOOD THIN FOR HIS PARTY" Without regard for the pres! dent's heroic completion of his cattle program: not content his firee attack, this ego- must p ridicule kindly reprimand of & good nd, which gently chided him his folly A simple, « itative statement t ident was “taking it and a courteous req for an ology, were met with the bla assurance that the mails were too slow to carry & copy outside djsregarda com but quther t the prow ry bard,” ‘LEGION FILM |Man THE HERE AUG. 1 Without a Country to| Be Shown at Moore Seat gion a! file, * for a leach ¢ lp. m Th ja dra ett Hale's m fea torle ¢ An headed | ands 0! | ave | scenes, al | burg and the battle at sea at night, | | betwee! tution Man appear der Via ple Arne [man ™ in thre Philip tr Philip | There jin where! rail that o! the part of the beautiful age Jefferson, man without the wis of the American Le here the 4 Without showing tle po. re bringing Tho Man wee a Coun the August be given 7 nd o astded. is theater ° showings will day, starting at 3 Other features will be » Man Without a Country’ matization of Edward E sterpiece, It in ple background of his and 1917 beginning pat vents between 1800 | ntar cast of 24 principals by Arnold Daly, and thous f soldiers, sailors and marin in the several mammoth such aa the Battle of Vicks frigate Const! lan plrate ships. hist n the U. &. and Al y of the makors of in the film, such as Andrew Jackson, Aaron Burr, Abraham Lincoln amilton, wr and ruout the entire story there is oven & unique love story of motif. old Daly, withe char as Lieut Nolan, an, “th and Capt war fame acterization prologue, as Philip Nolan, the @ country,” of clvil arth cha a kK epilogue 1 o is aeon young bolshevik. Among the cast, Mary Kennison an entirely new role, aristocratic Mra. Alex Anna Lehr plays an tn 4 aire ting is in f the Hamilton. doubles" | Kentuck tan, Seattle Grieves at Death of President Seattle, tho last city to officially | waa a good thing for the party.” Yentortain President Warren @. Hard: | WALTER BURROUGHS, ing, was deeply grieved when the 7 “I news of his death spread Thursday | GAMBLING DEN messages of condolence to Mra. Hant-| ing. Frank Waterhouse, president) Recovertng his senses for the first time tn 24 hours, Erle Munson, $2, Seat of the article te the preaident, Agnes Churchill Bat there were wires. Then, adding to Seattle's ignominy, thia uncontrotied egotist hurled what now ts a sneer in “I be Neve that the president’# Miners ‘xdy, in its great «rie tle also hangs its head in angry " shame. M10 SECOND AVENUE Ground Floor, Denny Bldg. Near Columbia Theater For on the outside—beyond the confines of Seattle—people do nat know that paper which so many times haa banat eq it ts the sole spokesman of AMM If in Doubt About Your Eyes Drop in and let us relieve you of that doubt. Honesty Our Slogan Huteson-Donahey Optical Co. 108 Pike. EM, 4010. ETI ie mee, =!gambling and dst bis small savings Of the Chamber of Commerce, said, | “May the God of love console and} comfort you,"* Other messages wore sent by W A. Bane, secretary of thie Elks’ lodge, Judge Jeremiah Neterer, judge of © federal court, and 2. HE Hatch, | president of the Kiwanis club. } EITM a longshoreman Thursday night told city hospital authorities that he had slugged on the head with a Wednesday morning after an all-night session of gambling at 216 Rallroa@ ave. Munson declared’ that he had been {baseball bat Veterinarians Meet at Portland Session PORTLAND, Aug. 3—Tho third! Final Clearance Any Straw Hat SEATTLE ST AR FRIDAY, AUGUS" 2 Better Merchandise at Lower Prices Boys’ Wool Suits Two Pairs of Knickers j $7.98 ||: over the ¢ ait for the Every Suit WO PAIRS OF on a lot of extr full, well lined coats are also lined and rt belted styles that appeal t nturdy You can look all won't find @ better at $7.08 with ¢ can cour rials are tweeds an fn gord patterns for Ages 7 to 11 Summer o offe fin Sport Crepe Saturday, yara $1.75 OR SATURDA are black, nu sport , r $1.75 « ya 5 m Y¥ ONLY we are Crepe of 4 brown ity an money KNICKERS, a wear, The and finished A in port mor made up o boys 1 case Men’s Specials Athletic Union Suits insert in ba Men’s Bathing Suits 98¢ and $2.50 tton and, A (Mute at 92.30. irts and Drawers Each 50c auality Cotton Shirts Drawerk for Keru and white, Shirts short of long sleov length drawers, Fin and wear have Ankle alace. Men's Cotton Sox 3 Pairs 50¢ A real abla ¢ oom wa and era: 3 paire Men’s Negligee Shirts Each $1.39 Splendid valucs in Newliges Shirts, with of without collar We have the new tan shade 4nd neat stripes and figu Good wearing materials, Sizes 44 to 17% d huy of service Sox: reinforced black, brown all sizes, Pair 200; BHe, Blankets—Pair $2.95 GixTé = Inches; 4 y. Plaid Hlankets—gray, a “ana blue. Cotton Batts—Roll 75 72x84 inchos; welaht about 3 unrolla to ful 6 com = Herringbone Ticking Yard 50c VALUB, l-inch Ticking heavy, in blue and white stripes and feather proof Table Damask—Yard 50c Wool Canton Crepe Special, yd. $1.95 ed Canton Cre t popular cloth ted skirts ba! on all-wool Th just 1 ¥a im n te tho for the 4 gr pe. gingh Japanene Crepe Bloomers mode ma in colored checks ” Children’ s Hats Special $1 00 Braid Hats f n aaslog Worth ne whit ination art Pr, 50c florence crinklad Cotton as eal y ae 4 Special $1. 95 a coi in a number of styles. lorings. These are extra good Shoe Values Ladies’ Slippe mart patent kid with military rubber lift. Goc Sto 6 Ladies’ Slippe: White Siippers also, a0 Canvas with mil mo with good styles and wid 3 to 6 od atylea. rs $3.50 heels with rs $1.98 One-Strap itary ithe, Sizes Tennis Oxfords 98¢ Binek and white. 2% to 6 Bathing All sizes, Suit Specials WOMEN'S ALL- SUITS, plain colors rubber belt and binations—SPECIA WOMEN'S fine RE WonsTRD cardinal and tan, trosting trimming match. SUITS—garnet, Kroon, navy PRCIAL $1.00, woon with white olor ¢com- L 81.00, grade SOITS in with con- girdle to all SPECIAL 3.00, WOMEN'S FINE COTTON ond Band O’ Vests Special $1.00 The new combination Under yeast and Bandeau, made of the finest mercerized yw Women’s Vests Each 25c Band top Undervests, close ly knit; considerably above the average in quality at this price Boys’ and Girls’ Union Suits 50c Good, substantial garments in sizes 6 to 14 years Girls’ garments ats in white and are sleeveless, Boys’ are in color. Both the best produced at this price. Men’s Straws $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 PRICES CUT FROM $2.50, $2.50, $4.00," Batior ‘atyton in leached and unbleached seeduer Fide grade. amart looking. Little Boys’ Hats To Clear—50c A special clearance of all Wash Hats and Rah Rah shape Straws at Oe. Former- ly priced at ¢5c and 760. As- sorted colora and several atyles, Hosiery Special Pair 50c YOR SATURDAY ONLY— Fine gauge Artificial Silk Hose, with double soles, heels and toes of mercerized yarn. Black or brown Silk Hose—Pair $2.00 EXTRA VALUE—Very fine gauge pure thread, — Pull- Fashioned Silk Hose, in black and the new shom shades. These are exceptional vatue. Silk Hose—Special $1.00 Women's fine gauge Bilic Hone with meroqrized top ana double heels, soles and toes, in black, white, brown, gray and tan shades. Girls’ Hose—Special 35¢ Fine quality highly mercer- ized One-and-One Rib Hose for girls of 6 to 12 years. Binck or brown. FOR SAT- URDAY ONLY. Drinking Glasses 4 for 25c t SATURDAY ONLY—Thin Clear Glass Tumblers, regulation siz Fruit Jars—Doz. $1.00 Quart size Mason Fruit Jara. Sunbrite Cleanser 5c A SPECIAL PRICE — Cleans, scours id purifies, Paper Napkins, 200 for 25¢ annual mecting of the British Co. lumbla, Washington and Oregon vet erinary medical ansocia opened || E ss yesterday in Portland, w 2 at: | eee - = mena = Soro a tendance from many sections. it 1 ‘< was to continue Friday and Gator’) Makes Wheat Talk |Bandits Rob Two on to Republican Club| Des Moines Highway day. Mayor Baker gave tha ad.) @rena of welcome and the annual Cae ee ee eel Two bandits held up an automo. house, president of the association. |bile in which George Simons and “Salman Polsoning in Doss,” was George Dalley were riding on the tha sublect of (Dr. R.-B.’ Hunt’ of Dew Moines highway last night and|| took $75 from the two. Deputy sher- iffa of King and Picree counties took up the search for the two, when Roseburg. Sheriff Dismisses they were reported to be speeding toward Tacoma without lights on Klansman Deputy thelr car, Simons and Daily reside Freq Bush, special agent of the West Galer 60-inch Turkey red Table Crepe paper 3 . 8 Damask, assorted designs. repe paper Napkins. Size 13x He engaged in an argument with ba cia }the bouncer for the place and was |thrown out. The bouncer, according jto Munson, attacked him with [baseball |the head The injured man was found in a |dazed condition, tying on the aide- }walk on Rallroad ave, between Main and Washington sts, He was taken to the hospital suffering from jconcusston of the brain \Worker Accidentally | |Shoots Himself in Leg William Davies, 30, a machinist, |shot himself thru tho leg at 2 a. m. Friday in his apartment at 715 Sixth | fave. Davies is alleged by the police jto have been drinking and shot him. |eelf while playing with the pistol, ‘The injured man was taken to the Seattle General hospital and ta in jno danger. h $7.00. |(ue Tia feels 125 Trimmed Summer Hats bat, striking him scross Savings for Men! Bradbury Suits that stateme “over-production of whea talk, made recently were “pure prop. aganda," Beriah Brown, of the state department of a the Young Men's Republican club at [the reguiar Thursday luncheon at Dartnall's cafeteria. Brown spoke [of the wheat situation in thin state Jand commented on the vigorous cam: paign of educating farmers recently jlaunched by E. L. French, state di | rector of agriculture. 1 concern-| An unusual assortment in hemps, Milans, Leghorns and Java straws. STRAWS 10 Hats, formerly $7.50 70 Hats, formerly $5.00 45 Hats, formerly $3.00 At $1.00 See Our Window of Sale Hats 1410 Second Ave. In the extraction of teeth we say to our patrons: If we hurt you don't pay—could we say more? Set of Teeth From $5.00 UP Gold Crown and Hridge Work From $4.90 UP Boston Dental Offices 1422 Second Avenue We Stand the Test of Time 22 Years in Que Location SPECIAL REDUCTIONS orthern Pacific railroad at Auburn, was removed from the let of K y wheritfs by Sheritt Friday. Bush, ac | ng to Starwich, was seen and jtecognized with Ku Klux Kian ap. parel on at the recent kan conven: (RED FRONT CLOTHING CO. oc tion. “1 don't ant any la | ter. Ae Tt era NOW SELLING—BALANCE OF in my hee ge it i know they are y GOODS NEEDED FOR YOUR OUFING AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES —1$ | N CG E R MAN SALE OF ARMY SURPLUS ) \eLoTHING STOCK at a Fraction of Cost SUPPLIES | MoveD (airs NEW GOLD [genuine B. V. W. and Arrow TO FIRST AVE., Corner Pine St. Union Suits nat fakes at AND COMBINED WITH THE 98c RED FRONT STOCK. ALL GOES 98c $3.75 ON SALE SATURDAY AT 9A. M. | ‘Men’s Suits| Young Men’s|Men’s Suits Genuine U. 8. Army Gym Shoes; elk hide uppers; asbestés tanned soles. Scout toe. One of the finest | Sport Model Suits Men's Suits; Singer: | singerman’s price $30; | Men's $26 Singerman's man’s price $20; now Suits, now shoes of its kind ever made. A real $ buy. Special, per pair 2.50 $1.00 Khaki Lean-to Tents, Special, 7x9. now 10-07. Regular $22.00. Reduced to.. $18.30 $9.85 | $14.85 — Men’s Pants $9.85 Boys’ Suits 93.55 Men's Dress Pants, ‘a Boys’ $7.50 Long Wear ae} Suits. Out they at this price. B.V UWIONS We will rou A Money-Back Guarantee With Every Purchase Bradbury tailored guits in broken lines are offered at un- usually Ry cee: They're popular Sport sult models and combine real style with the excellent qualit: workmanship in Bradbury suits. : a Seaienal She A few Bradbury overcoa offered at i prices that will net a large saving. mend styeeeys MALLORY HATS— shapes and good shades, shown. The best Folding Canvas Cot ever made. New, perfect condition. Special, each... . We have a full line of the well- known Mallory hats in the best Many desirable sport caps are also Shoes and Oxfords Here you have @ wide selection in shoes and Oxfords, smart! shaped and dependable for their wearing quality. RE ——| Fall and Coats Arriving Daily And in the Women’s Department New Fall Dresses An extra quality Balbriggan Union Suit, summer weight; short sleeves; ankle length. All sizes. Special ..... Singerman's price go $7.50, now 1013 Ist Ave. Army Clothing Bag; carries like a sei; 2 large pockets. Special, each ..95c $1.50 .50c Cashmerette Sox, natural colors. Extra value. All shes; 6 pairs.. os a) a Suspenders . New Khaki Breeches, double seat; for men or boys. All sizes. Special, pair. Men’s Suits 2-PANTS SUITS A Wonderful Value Singerman’s price §35; now Trench Shovels; a few that have been used, but in perfect shape, Special... Coat Styles—Long Lines Splendid now arrivals with coat styles prevailin show straight lines qs the smart fall mode. Hi ghee grade materials of poiret twill, crepe, twill cord and tricotine are used and sharp contrast innova- fiona are accomplished with braid and embroidery. Prices are from $24.50 to $74.50 Basford Folding Bed Sagless Springs; easy and Folding Mattress Will take place of rear cush- quick to set yp. Each ion when traveling, Each $13.50 [a= $9.00 Saturday only, Bed and Mattress together ......... . $20.25 And.a large line of Tents, Canvas and Outing Goods, Blankets, B Sh Shirts, Underwear, Sox, etc., all priced at very low prices, recohiee, Shone, Surplus Army Supply Store 1013 FIRST AVENUE AT THE SIGN OF THE TWO SOLDIERS Men's $3.50 Felt and Straw Hats Men’s Shoes Men's Packard and Crossett $7.50 Dress Shoes, now $2.95 Work Shirts Me Blue Work Shirts, Now on Salo at 49c Lisle Sox Men’s Fine Mercerized Lisle Sox, Half Price Underwear Summer Weight; Out They Go Boys’ Shoes Boys’ Fine Peters Brand Shoes, Regular $4 $1.95 GREAT Gr N_ CLOTHING 1 STOCK GOES ON SALE SATURDAY AT . 1601-1603 FIRST AVE, coRnze RED FRONT CLOTHING CO. in Chars Broken Sizes, Buy Now Pay Later You have the special Privilege of buying now with but 4 small down payment and reasonable later payments. SALE TAHT