The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1923, Page 4

THE EATTLE STAR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1926 United States Becoming Common Divorce Country Increase in Separations 35 Per Cent in Re- turns From 21 States aos We “EASY PICKING” HERE TOMORROW For those women who want to buy a coat or wrap and wish to es- cape the usual price tax incident to the early days of a season. OVER 700 COATS an WRAPS Tell It With VALUES Semmes | BY WILLIAM 4. LosH I ght sta At the same time, in the |* V yor Car same tL states, marriages haye | Washingt regon, 1 increased only 7 per cent on t ~~ Liner Takes Record Relief mb b> Cargo to Japanese Tomorrow—Last Day of MacDougall-Southwick e divorcee to 7.2 marriages “Only three states out of the pela ve pd 4 for which the the bureau has A eee in divorce They 9 New yte3 bscrerienrn fied : Morning at 10:30 Afternoon at 2:00 ses pea Vermont and North “i ag 4 : akota. - Personally selected Gowns, Wraps, Coats, Suits, Sports Ss Paneti on y 3 Clothes, Millinery and Accessories of the Fall Season will oe s. f Sh ¢ clothing ray be inspiringly shown. All apparel on sale following each Actor Be Ore SHOW | piles for Yokohama performance. r nioaded «a s wérved t Honeymoon,” w © of divorce as hin show | misaior Second Floor at the Store se 4 it to go on last night, b ship t fic Lighterage Co. eriff, who t on Cargo space on posing @ n und the veawel was donated the 1 4 1 the Admir Sahat ee YS ENTIRE Prospectors in Stage MAN SHOT BY Sees Sent cae spy tld” gi6 at, sini Tate gig If there’s any trouble about selection it will be be- in veper micuican| Coach Are Given Scare AGENT MAY DIE" SHPEMING, M : = abso Borer se cause there are so many bidding for your favor and Themen hort automobile maru-|/ Passengers Take to Tallest Trees When Shoots Fleeing |‘*"chers. and. nurses she all so ready to please you. fown of Pequam Baraga Brakes Squeak on Down Gr: le Tacoman oots COING |. number of Japanese and ( county, in the up’ Michigan axes oqueak 0 own Grade Liquor Suspect whe Daye hed fret-Clase : eer . te veninsuis jase The variety of fabrics covers Bolivias, Velours, @ purchase in a‘ n C #2 ; is i dae general commercial care: Sia ss Salatead ¢ peer Soy “ A, : $10 OFFERED FOR 200 WORDS OF) ,.*°2"s cree ee ed ame Ray Pode esa agyrrather yf uedynes, Polaires and Mojave-Stripes and Plaids, in pralircad, sawmill, timber | ‘and also the interests of Char Mebard and sons in Baraga, On }tOmagon, Houghton and Mar. muetté cointies, brining thé Ford lumber output to about 50 7 mint , Po five separate counts with viola ficlals at $15,000,000, in also aboard the ship, and will be discharged at various ports of the Orient. The relief cargo da stored above the| commercial freight apd will be un: | "}Joaded at Yokohama, the first port of call in, the Orient, Browns, Navy, Black, Gray and Tans, in side-tie effects, regulation button. models, sport styles and travel coats—for juniors, college girls, misses, and women, in sizes up to 44, i When you get saturated with Fur Coat High Prices, the reauN of the prevailing high price policies, come here and see what it means to be able to buy Fur Coats when priced the “Sweet Sixteen” way—at from. DOD to $295 tlon of the. prohibition amendment in 4° peéret Indicament réturned by |the federats grand jury in session) ie Tacoma fast Wednesday, George | Walthers! a resident of Underwood, t t pair 6 {Skamania ~ coubty, - lies seriously Sie BO Bs Portland hospital as) PACIFIC NORTHWEST HISTORY $10 cash prige is offered for the best 200-word true story on ventures of the pioneers of the Pacific Northwest recel¥éd Star before September ryadgitiongl, grisea /con: “Tie ‘Covertd Wagon,” soon to appear at the wounded in a ary offered alec the result of ha¥ing been accident ; ally hot by Jehn G. Montgomery Tacoma federal. prohibition agent. to everybody, except members of The Star an exciting chase which ended} in his capture. | Walthers is at the Good Samart tan hospital in Portland, paralyzed until the trio thought: tent’) ¢ ‘The ' consideration made public. About 4,000 acres of timber Jand, bear ing between 200 and 300 million feet of standing hardwood and Hemlock as well as five or six Mailiion feet of lumber, go to Ferd in the deal. Metropolitan. The contest is tf. The only requireme not fiction, is wanted. Address letters to History Editor, The is that the facts be straight. History Star, Among the many adventures ex. t down as fh. result) ‘om the ¥ ‘Ford already owns a mill at |jperienced by pic 3s of the West, | tc ta cover, and climbing treea, | < 9 % Doct who & about 20 miles trom Pe | the majority have been harrowing, |, sss vy tne varminy cree} attending him’ declare ho haa but) Woman’s Eyes Dared Wit- a ig. and it is believed the || but occasionally one with a touch of | ° 2 Sage thas oie . na for .cennve Sane a combined output of these two|| humor has occurred. In several in-|¢ hove in sight be Raps By Waithera ‘were| GG808 to Malign Her MAN-MADE Made in our own factory, in the will bring’ his lumber output to the travelers were attacked | Much to thelr surprig, Inatéad of | yreq Wiae and Reuben Quarnstrom,| fs Al O I so-much-wanted mannish checks. 50,000,000 feet annually. ; animals and were always on |some ferocious beast, it waa tho| re? Wise And Reohen Cree rom BY LLOYD AL TAILOR TS ull sitk ii ; the alert for any that might appear. sauieaking noire made by the brake wk pth 4 rds ob coca and] (United Pres pondent) SU Full silk lined. Sizes 16 to 44. Roving packs of wolves and an oc-|on th mach, that ca DON “Princess” W. f in con! Mark Y. Croxell at the same time} q casional mountain lion oft took | tact with the sie holding ed vith Walthers. Wise was appre-|¥ ite Fahmy eat in the de Ss I xX E E N D re) R Ss arn of Floods in toll of the pioneers and their ears|coach in check and preventing it! ended threo days «go. \f a bok at: OM Salley 4o6ay T I I A Ri were always attuned to any strange |from running on the heels of the Mor Fone | ace with Gawke dey eves: dared eit ' ‘ontgomery and Croxal! went te r i peprande Nelle pee ee te ere ee I Underwood on September 1 and hid| Nexwes to malign her for the alleged ROMA, Texas, Sept. 11.—Fiood | snow T Warnings were posted thruout the | THE ALARM, PRio Grande;valley, south of here, | DECEIVING 4, th led 60-0 driver and ont in the underbrush near the atill| killing of her husts ceiving the men jin the [they charge the men were operat-|f , whose ae - : e alarmed, ving them to ve| ing, to await their coming. Shortly! Was ty aafiood waters of the river,| ¢ W2S In 1849, durmg tho. gold ers, and the driver giv the} Waithors and Quarnstrom ap-| be severe. a sag excitement in California, that three|horses rein and easing the | peared. The officers ordered them} Arthur Marian!, night manager at Pemwelled by heavy rains, rushed) prospectors had an amusing adven-| brakes, the coach sped down the} to halt, but instead, according to|the Savoy hotel, told the court how toward the gulf of Mexico. jture. They were descending the old | mountain at a clip ver before | Montgomery, t turned and ran.| he rushed up to the Fahmy suites }trail leading to the West, over| known. that it happened that Montgomery sald he was using a| there to find the prince lying upon |which ran the stage coach, when a|the expected did not occur; only «| porrowed revolver, In mbling| the floor near death from a bullet EAR jsound smote upon thelr ears like|scare, but both sides were welllover a fallen log © Montgomery| Wound carly one morning |that of some wild animal approach-| pleased to have it so. E. KIDD, | slipped and fell and the gun acci-| The wife stood nearby THIS MAN jing. The sound came nearer and! 619 Leary Bldg..City.| dentally exploded in his hand, he| Policeman Hall gave details in| one must act with energy New York las Angeles | wes said. The shot entered Walther’s| connection with the arrest of the back, near the spinal column, com-| beautiful Frenchwoman Moral Suasion Aids in \ti™u sen dt) no's’ at Sh Se | Crusade Against Booze ’ I'd have shot him, for all| behind a tulle yell which hung WASHINGTON, 11 — | offered to let him off for cer- ntrol I had over the weapon.|over her face from a small black The gun was strange to me and|hat. She does not speak English jthe pull of the trigger Was much/And Ix informed of the proceedings | prohibition ‘enforcement in tain’ information. United States’ is an outstanding| He became sat | * laWe easier than the one I was accus-|thru the interpretations of her at- phen OT. 13 men 5 Take Fast Steamers at Colman Dock Isuccesy. In practice, it is such uleasy to beat the game if certain| REGULAR SCHEDULE |tomed to.” | torney. | with testimony of Detective Allen. | Leave Seattle Dally |failure that herotc measures, in fact|technicat requirements were com| C | 0, 718, 8:90, 10:30, 1 —SEATTLE'S L \G ‘ of ae meant on leiaateie GREECE MAY [font Eee A es LEADING THEATRE— fied that it was The prosecution concluded Its caso | nothing leas than He abandoned his idea | |sades,. have’ bécomé essential if the|of retirement and proceeded to| HAVE TO PAY Firemen Overcome | eeepk ae NOW TWICE 2:30 Volstead act is to be more than alenter. the “gare on, ue bigger in Fi Shi genes: vo Mt smvioe PLAYING DAILY 8:30 {mere documents |scale than ever, ‘This Ix!not an| PARIS, Sept, 11—The council off 1M Hire on ip apa ny, D0 p.m) and Buy. Tick | rhis, in substance, President Coo-| !solated’ case, Its ‘duplicated |ambassadors today considered the|, SAN PEDRO, Cal., Sept. 11,—Fif deliy, 6:90 and i1:30 p.m, y Tickets in Advance—ALL SEATS RESERVED lidge has just been told by Prohibi herevér booties exist, which} question of expenses for Italy's oc-| tee) firemen were recovering today | SYR OM SEELS SRERY. THE GLORIOUS DRA \tion Commissioner Haynes. ‘The en-|!# everywhere!in the United States.|cupation of the Island of Corfu, it} after having been overcome by| ttle to, ten Bhat MA OF CIVILIZATION lrorcement officers are of the high-| T explains the contemplated | is belleved the matter will be sent to | ®Moke and fire last night while fight esse LL ashy fe type, the commissioner assured |&0Vernors’ conference, the proposed| ‘The Hague for. a deoiston {ng fire in the hold of the freighter | the president, and are everywhere|appeal to the judiciary,; and the| Italy, holding Greece responsible | American. | making gratifying progres Until|expressed desire that the news-|forthe death of the former country's], Th vessel put In hero en route | the attitude of the public changes, | P: of the nation join in a|commissionars at Janina, occupied | ff°™ Baltimore to const ports after however, ft is idle to hope that|canipalgn to .make. the buying of|the island as a punitive measure, and|fT@ had been burning in her cargo he senger Fare $00 Round Trip A 4 Present? | traffic in illicit Hauora wil! ‘ceawes|booze a matter of disgrace. {s presenting bills to Greece for the orn ie pak , | ELIT ELE | \} The next step in making America - | costs of the oceupation Tho fire was extinguished epi : ; dry involves the awakening of the APPEAL WON | —— og . 3 public to the shame inseparable BEAT WITNESS, : from the purchase and consump BY ee tion of alcohol. The Anti-Saloon) MILK MEN | TWO AR FLOYD FOSTER BARNES |'":<:",:,:so%y, "050% 0 | cm, seating, Cm Haber and \RE HELD portant step in this direction by} |: Charged’ with as ; — S i , chins {five other directors of the Seattle ‘wed with assaulting @ govern: . ti HUMAN ENGINEER CS iia Neepe cog itaig bathe Milk Shippers’ association’. wore pete ee Aelasicg and éonspir- 7? r 0 lege: 6 fede Sipe ng to intimidate him to the extent t bl » Free Lecture at ficovernment, in more ducroot terms, |f0UNd not gullty of conspiracy tolinat he would not. tentity hatches roubles _|MasonicClubRoom ix to join in stigmatizing the} form # monopoly and fix prices by| present. grand jury aguinst the isha patronage ‘of bootleggers, the state supreme court, according | members of a drug ring who have area Arcade ne A frontal attack on bootleggers|to wn opinton’ handed down Tues.| been arrested recently, J, H. Fears Tonight, 8 o’Clock themselves has failed to halt thel gay, and Anton Goodness, both negroes, ee bur den If all the thousands of motion plet 66! |importation, manufacture and kale| sy were arrested Monday afternoon and| ~ that have been produced, ‘and mee “Thoughts Are Jot immense quantities of whisky| TH Seven were arrested last fall/are being held In the county. Jail to enormous thoatres that have boon erected land git. Familiarity with the prac!| 0% COMpPMint of Prosecuting Attor:|"Tuewday, Bond of not legs than yout Eee eG Loot eA the millions of dol- . Thin {ices of the law has in many: casey | ney Malcolm Douglas, who chargdd| $6,000: ns been recommended for | vanted tn the indus |tended to embolden the “aléohol]/ (hem with conspiring to control the| tem by federal authorities, Young people are often the vice which soothes and heals the irrita- eae ah! ithe vast troasure ao We! ey Figs arson 12, |) traffickers imille wupply and with attompting, to} we eee to Narcotic Operatives! tims of unsightly,embarrassingskin ted, inflamed spots, ‘Thousands of ONO Unt, The Covorea WeCR eae ; PAID LECTURE | A typical cane ts that of ®© [form a, monopoly hore a edo and Irving Brown, | troubles which prevent th full en- satisied users of the Resinol treat. vived to posterity.—Seattle Star, | D WSYCHOsANALY | Washington bootlegger who for- |r" at who sccemp) lated ‘ho arrest at} Joyment.of youth, Tosuca sufferers ment testify that it has changed @ a LOVE” | merly supplied a smalt etientels | ye case against the men was first yi aw ant Aah ee ty the two) Resinol Soap and Ointment bring muddy, blotchy complexion to one | eheneieeenaeneneennemmmmanameent hte lecture in Bodklat form. | with sccondrate booze, He |i#misied by Judge Calvin #, Hall in any i oth th i eas, aioe | relief and comfort, that is clear, sniooth and glowing pate, Covered Walon, the wroatest nhot Fexularly priced $1, given free to . PEN pets : ‘ead cht and attacked him» We was} a ‘ play of the day—a true American pic every person attending the eal 4 bp ine i at uperior court on udemurrar brought vevorely heaton and taken''to the| _ Resinol Soap thorovghly, but with health, j Seattle Times, agp ta Ki hesture: and hud decided to give up his, | by the defendants. Judge Hall ruled | oity hpspital, A subpoenae’ which gently cleanses the skin to the Skins once restored to health can Totul Admission, $1.10 business) is uliat Bei. | ihat the mon wero organized undoe |i cfriod wax taken” from hin] “ePths of each tiny pore, and pre- usually be kept in that condition by Tharsdny Wikhl: Geytember 14, ‘ ; re andle, aN dispos: | the state marketing net, and that| pocket and torn up by: his attack pares it for the Resinol Ointment the regular use of Resinol Soap, H lives in “The Covered Wago' at 8 oClock ing Of his last few cases Of | inore was no evidence that they had| ers; the agents declare wry ° ee scones are woven into a photopliy of * RE HC 7 whisky, he was arrested, From . - “en y 4 The great salixfier and skin beautifier’ , adventure that richly merits the LECTURD hoosted prices Mleally Cristin Delgadt ; ry MASTER LECTOTES 1 : i ristin Delgad! and tock Lin, eattio Ponts Mast ; that point on hiy education was Prosecutor Douglas carried the}alloged drug dealers, were captured LA edt na iy sp a rapid. ite met the bonding-coms <j enxe to the higher court, an unusual| late Monday fight after éomplting ane ite wention far eu pany shirks, the police court | procedure in criminal cases, and the | matey of narcotics and be i Hf Aa ered Wagon! will not be sl ‘ow Attend Them All \ f votiow and are being. hold } j Jawyers and the prohibition Jxupreme bench sustained the diy-/in the colinty Jail Tuesday, acword Reyne! EAR NOR RUS Miles mt unit “third degreo" experts, who | miveul, , [ing to tho agents, ; uo