The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1923, Page 3

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1928 HE SEATTLE STAR — oa AUTOMOBILES ALWAYS 32,000 Are Burned Alive in Japan Horror” Coroner Seeks to | RYTHER HOME | ANFUL FATE OF VICTIMS ___ Mentify Suicide GIVEN BLOOMS sma oF Pe TOLD BY LONE. SURVIVOR =: see |R at Huge Throng Rushes Into Compound ‘, and Perishes in Flames, Trapped and 1» Unable to Flee Terrible Death ~ bos Zaye Lake West Side Highway Route Seems Likely OLYMPIA BY MOTO TAKATA Assistant’ Foreign Editor Osaks Mainichi Written for United Press Moore Bill (22 = tee Is Balanced t,o, Soca ,|4 Good Acts Feature!" » wid Would oF i teat Orpheum’s Show = THOUSANDS RUSH 4 oes INTO DEATH TRAP | Fire Razes Home, Loss Is $2,200 ACRES OF BURNED BODIES ARE LEFT Autumn Clothes Elegance-:- Chic-:- Finish-:-Value f Meo atisfying styling nart trigness of sport Illness Takes Son of Deputy Coroner wear; the graceful femininity of tea and costumes—you will find all these desirable qualities in the careful selec- r Art Dahil tion of Autumn Apparel The Grote-Rankin Co. are now offering to their tyle is noted, and rigorous atten- h and fit. patrons. Every need is forecast, every tion has been paid to the smallest detail of fini An Informal Exposition of Women’s Autumn Apparel HUNDREDS TRAMPLED BY SHRIEKING VICTIMS Charge Sinclair Di the rsa ger Falsified Records pound, which a OLYMPIA, Sept, 10.— State § {| Parents Try to Find | | ‘Avvetiacts Identity Afternoon, in the store, costumes typical of the modes will be displayed on living models. “Tanlac Never Fails,” States Stephens; Gains 15 Lbs. term Walla Watla. {| THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F KEGEL, President THE BON MaRC B EM sFYARGAIN BASEMENT Baulerds i boy replied coke }the man struck ti breakin hin nose Give a man his opportunity and Success will come to the , surface likes cream on milk. The entrance to the Bargain Baso- c a ; cs ® ment is on Pike, between First and Second. ; , i : gph rp won by Mra. W. Ht A Clean-Up in Women’s cos gem | | na ea = rnc at = High and Low ea Be pear SHOES Broken sizes, 4 to 8. Widths, AAA to C. Not all sizes in all styles. Visit the Bargain Base- ment on Tuesday at 9 ca . SER siaie : ; he tis, won| To avoid imitations, al a. m., and get three Z iient L. Stephens, 6738 38th |1 ea tp Atinue Daviess scapes ari Sel-! Prover pairs of shoes for e, Wash. s : - the price of mending your old ones. Yi he Se (ASTORIA t of fall flowers, trophy by Ravenna @ om | MOTHER = Fletcher’s Castoria is a pleasant, harmless Sul tropny| tute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soot sor’,| Syrups, prepared for Infants in arms and Children all a nd it has never | c 2 s “ by M. ¢ desired re ‘dans everywhere reco! | "I have put Tanlac to tho test | two or three 3 ys look for the signature of Lact package. Phys © first time I took Tanlac |»; |was right after I had just barely |» pulled thru a very severe ca: |the flu about two years ago. felt so weak and done up then |# The simplest way to en I would never regain P is Blue-jay Stops the stantly. Then the corn and comes out. Made in clear liquid and in thin plasters The action is the same Section «45 —Teat Tuesday at 9 am. American Dynasties —are fleeting. ‘The great family of one generation becomes almost plete in the next. The Vanderbilts succeeded in main! ara for two generations, bul the V a hilts count for httle now as agre financial ¥. The Carvegie fortune has } gaps ess an miscellaneows philanthropies and the Rockefeller Wealth } pace g the same way, ‘The G id ‘ortune, measured by modern standards,is contemptible. Probably Henry Ford is the richest man the world, to-day, yet his fortune isthe accumulation of the last wenty years/ The Astors seer to. e erican of large Wealth which has its resources fairly intact for f generations,and the bind fortune, significantly an to go ba feeling better | ¢ in my life, and my | ¥!?. At your druggist increased fifteen pounds. | srr i | Dentistr at Half Prise’ panket, won by Mrs. W. y West Bide Com:| LOT f: 321 pairs WOMEN’S WHITE SHOES | = reruns soles, covered and leather Over 37 mil 5 Section I, Perennials ‘Taniac Veg J | ,, Clans §6—Beat basket, won by Mrs. 0. | iowa cai Fa . won; trophy by Mra. 1B. Ni| For sale oe v 4 7—Rent collection, won by North | | ment , ; trophy by Vita Plant heels. Broken sizes. pr. | | oy LOT 2: 220 pairs WOMEN’S HIGH SHOES Plain Black and Brown Cc 50: anybody at any price Beat Bridgework. A big assortment of High Shoes in white canvas and kid. Mostly high heels, lace and button styles. Leather Hantation Bridge on Model, an it will look tn your mouth, This clans work is done by very || few der 7 et is higher || than but it ds well wi not have to t] go about waiting |} for the gu work to be made. and Novelty Shoes. Turned soles and Good- year welts. Lace and but- ton styles. Good leather soles. 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