The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1923, Page 9

mts TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 Japanese Begin Difficult Task of Rebullding Their Devastated Capital THE 1 STAR 2S MORE ee TINY BABY’S BODY PAGE a" Fulkerson’s | beat,” eald Chief Severyns Tuesday, | |in commenting on the arrest of the seismograph today. Two U. 8. shipping board steam- Jers have been assigned to exclusive | united Artints’ corporation. C. T. Poorten, shipping man River-Harbor Meet! J, Brown will | relief work for Japan, according to| Charles Potter, Associated Oil Co. Mayor ©, attend | At $1 G5 Pan : = | S HOMELESS 10 |LUMBERMEN T0 HERE ABOUT )|{ HERE'S MORE ABOL HERE'S MORE ABOUT | AMERICANS ‘KLAN UNMASKS TY WRROKW IETIOWMa “ = NAVY WRECK REFUGEES LUMBER FOUND IN KINNEAR = ARTS ON PAGE 1 STARTS ON PAGE || STARTS ON PAGE 1 DEAD IN JAPAN PARK BY GARDENER AS | = | » large portion of the responsibility | man party and Was Kinnear park Quee i = Do Not Yet Know What Ma- |‘ © ; ‘ actual ee ee ator McNary han already an-| Names of Victims Are Listed . Meet Without Regalia in | # j ( Man erman | neer noureed that a reforestation bill will | i 2 terials Japan Needs of Ban Pedr 1 skipper of the) Max Brehm, German, employe of] be ‘atreduced ut the next wension of| DY State Department Oklahoma City Army of Workmen tiny fishing omack, “the “Buena | Yokohama corgrrens iy the committee, It will hi |_..Members of the Douglas Fir Kx.| Amor de Aroma,” rescu ) men| Jepler D, Bliss, electrician, with] provide means to prevent the wast-| WASHINGTON pt a ? OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Sept, 11. Tino Dehrig | Ploitation & Exporting Ce from the destroyers Woodbury and| Tokyo Electric Ce | go of timber which has marked lox-| names of 61 Ame : ‘ x Klan in Okla Removing De br IS meeting Wdenosday wit view to| Pu M. Bours with Prince Debearn) sing operations in the past and will killed in the Japanese earthqui Ku a Kian in on none f N xy, | reaching & decision on the proposal entl and his crew of three men | party | also provide for reforenting the dev-| were sent to the state departme unmasked today on 0G ae OF & NEW LOKYO | that « shipment of tumber approxi. |Mad fone to the grand banks at] HG. Bnackley, royal alr force, jastated urean, today by Consul Dickd ut nor J; C.Wyalton | mating 4,000,000 feet be donated to | Honda trolling for fish. Suddenly in| with Japanese air’ mission Thore ts tittle doubt but that the| Dickover’s menage { | At ceremonies and initiations held Hae ~ }Japan and ala to determine what |e Might he came on the wrec Miss A, BE, Brunn, tourist bill will become a law, according to Following by mail from em last night no robes, masks er other BY CLARENCE DUBOSE | holtey with taterence to ceneral cork | destroyers %. N, and Mrs, Bullaat, Yokes | iow Wotdetenan? ah tally tele nas " Seeiile waa tree te : Sept. 11.——(1 a. m,) | tel business ts to be adopted =A : nt Leis ee rang srorn the | hama |twakened to the pressing need of ir Following have | Orders were issued by 6. CAaeae ae ») | ‘The price committes of the com-| Woodbury, who had been clinging to) Carlesberg, mu | mediate and tle action for the! been reported | . ett, grand dragon of the Klan for Ok- Sasa Rais from Iwakl, Japan| pany, at a mecting in Tacoma last |'%* fecks for hours, unable to move! A Beckman, Miss and Mustér,| saving of the nutlon’s forest 1aAd Mare. Der | WOMAN LIES mma, that no masked Barkaaeaa ws peginn: oO emerge from | week, voted to recommend to the di.| Tt &et back to thelr wrecked boat. | Cotton Mfg, Co., Philadelphia We great question is only whut toleph Cogha F ag + hl | would be permitted, in ae- wre ught tn fo a a ag ry _ sity | or between 4,000,000 and 5,000,000 feet |"™CK up to the very face of the | Co, | Methods which may find their}y Jenks, Me 5 - the etvebts Ot ie Jewett n releved a tonne hus Decome a beehive of industry 1h given outright to help m ,.[Focks and rescued the men with! Hf. A, and Mrs. Bur import-| way Into the bill are: A practical] son, Mis» Grat anil asa $5: *om* | situation, with the governor prepared J dns ad nn see thn | POPAEY reconstruction needs. ‘The | Nes after he put out an anchor | ing-exporting, Yokohama. tax upon logged-off lands, to be Im-| Mre, George 0 | PO" v % 44) 10 wend every county | = arracks t¢ house | matter was considered at length by | Which held him only @ matter of fest] Aisa B. and Mr. Gaston Detwarn,| posed by the state; the practice] Kuyper, T. J Nes on th 2 of death in’ thelwhere masked meetings were solide “4 Is on. | Utectors of the company at a Seattle | fm . Jagged point which had) children of Prince Debearn, coun:|of selective cutting of trees; im-| Minn Lynch, Mr. and Mrs, Markell, {city hospital, fo! what the | uled r ) prison; | meeting Friday, and while the move med Uncle Sam's finest vessels | cilor to French embassy, Tokyo. | proved methods of logging which|C, Nasonx, Capt. Mitchell MeDon ras Sete rnor Walton today declared definitely de 1 upon, it es ame ee eth Counciier to French embassy,| would eliminate waste; co-operation | ald, Mra, Maurice Mendelson, " i csianttters: Sain d of a photo statie® : t the formal approval] Again again he returned to! Tokyo, between tho state, government and|Merrytt, I, Morrison, Edwin’ Mul |°°™ ¥ — 081 cog ation purporting 0 = ( Tues apo, finally removing in| | Mrs, G. Gompart, with Prince] tmp wner in reforesting; in-| ler, Mr. Patterson, Mr, I M f the identity | show that he ought member SS rer u i re Bae eve ary @NA) Debearn party ¥ crea, nt t nbat forest! Purrington, two children 1 paison ip K. K was a forgery. a = ure h they W. and Mrs. Colton, retired |f,. ataeae te lanes J. Re ates badd + it-white |The coples were given out to mews = ' ep> |), de was aided by the fishing smack, expitalisi, Cotton General ] the Bale As Mins Kathe ‘ + na filed | nen by Klan officals, — o are that the} J te roti aehooe «cap reigcenea ho PROVISIONS TO B | Robinson, R obertsor re. | wut Atvor rs. Keown was = : } ; atlan, whose name nown. | Collier, Mrs, and two children, | = Suusre ike . ws | a are far] When the last man was safe and Srich Rubt ACKED WITH “TEETH sa i nel ER Ste Mod Be her apert, | Field as run ay S An a% concerns | ith A Aes EM | natever provial are made in| Smith, Mr endensk Mr. | mer the r it - 07 = ‘ the d ae CE en ene ie’ Went. OD and Mrs. Cockorell, Sine IRE te easiete: tae wal | Teodiode tren 7 Pie el naa apie isan Be Murder Susan = NEW TOKYO WILE | oo and slipped out into the fo| GQ. Wr con’ br. cna bet, Chon [De backed ‘up with real Viel, “Mrs, Wierman and daugh dw ed to the hos-| ASrrested for drunkenness exrly = ARISE FROM ASHES of ar t ume his work ax if nothing had| don, Combustion Engineering Corp, |‘ "ew law. the committee Sita Wishes Sects ter Deen Y ce cg A adie Eton: Ailes isc t of bodies reco ‘ombustior jeer ‘orp. ng ‘ rests Mies Shieler Xavier, M. Xavier, V plat esd: orning: |Iieved to be wanted {6 ff = v> | Gaicainana ride epi ned Nan ook |The vast virgin forest 2 h rapidty Tuesday mornit 4 nted for murder in . Tokyo is toja high wall nd lumber import mimend him in n for his work’ English lady | pea an before th naw as} ari z an open cha pending investiga: a ae of the disaster. | with the exception of ‘‘squa but he had gone back to earn his] Mra, McL. Dreher andsson, Untt.|%Urely ax did t Atlanti SBURY PARK, N. 5. Sept. 11 husband, Mich Keos, pro-|tion by the city detective depart = ot bie similar to thut used in} Pacific coast manufacturers are |“aily Dread from the nea sa" Aigte Corp, Jcoust and Gre region, if|—Living models will exhibit the lat-| pr of the Lotu vurant,| ment, Gradl was quizzed Tuesday = building Washington, D. C.. has | conf 4 with speculate ra, James Thompson, a farmers! paly. Mrs, and four children,|Poper care and attention tx not|est fashions in funeral shrouds at|1608 First ave, aoouted the s morning, but maintained his {inno = deer tatively adopted. iuensing the extraord wife ut a lonely windswept ranch,|Vyantine CoH. 8. . them, McNary declared the 22nd ua ention of the|th ribu ber dition to|cence. He was picked up at Sixth Electrical, manufacturing and oth-| that will be experience 0 ht miles from th ne of the] Mr and Mrs, Dickerson and] The new bill will be based large | State Funeral D - alcohol poisoning, sald hospital au- | ave nd King Patrolmen | my ape abcrs lire placing | ing around with a view to c Msaster, is another whose name Was] daughter, construction engineer. ly upon the outcome: ef: the con-| opening here tonigtit seas $3 oa ee ers for machines, equipment | control of large outputs. It the toast of the fleet | C. Dayvergotf, Russian sea cap-| ference In ttle, By coming to = ——————— = food, with United States {irme— | devise « plan to hea, off For it was sh no was first to| tain the Northwest, finding what in|[) ae even before the iast of Tokyo'slers and take caro of Japan'# need | “mother” the half-drowned gobs.) pK. and Mrs, Elliott, General | feasible and possible, the commit ¢ have been cleared from the |as well as or legitimate trade de. | Hearing shrieking of the sirens from | Electric Co, |tee hopes to accomplish what the pee’ = bes began = Septem- noe Pacific coast millmen|ths disabled vosse sho hastily! Jonrique, Mra. and two sons, |sovernm nt has never done before paige aac eats . jand loggers are meeting tn confer. |(rensed and, going out, rang the old| formerly Mexican consul, Yoko The committes was taken on a aaper a Vereen -Seveutalet | ench |ranch bell to summon all ranch |hama; since revolution engaged in| motor tour to Mount Rainier Tues Mm es ve ean) — Janda. | Jewel brokerage day, from ‘Tacoma, from which city : | aa Woe ee et ‘Something has happened at Hon and Mrs, Expiro, chancellor | they will arrive by auto in Seattle a ee: . . . 7 5: = “A tremendous tidal wave which || HERE'S MORE ABOUT || 20"),**, mito tr Monde is, known |to Argentine ambannador Wednesday morning in time to atgrt The Glove Section Announces, to Begin Wednesday: - - hie as e “graveyard of ships. J. F. Fernandes, Andres & George | conference work. While the hearings | 4 swept Kamakura immediately after (6) Quick Ho the bedding of the} j On! ’o len s ms fare bey he §=6Deccing of #) Co, of Tokyo. will be open to the pu the local s oye _— en diy 1 LICEMAN ranch was piled into an ancient au-| 4p, Fisher, retired capitalist | participants will be Washington | eath the sea, did incalculabl | STARTS ON PAGE 1 tomobile. Coffee and provisions R. H. Gehr, 8, A. Wenger Co, | Forest Fire association, Wert Coast | om ne 8 os ine saable dar: hing the ranch had—wan put| Now York | Lurnbermen’s association, U, & for leette’ 40 WHI tediny foreigners oo femareckern. whic have potice secorda® Mie cate Uae hf Ueaeidliratde ds bygiegndirtenamders, Smegiiibeal depse Senor = hoae, dae : gach years ‘ fF sald the chief. “New igation vs she set out for the treach: | petroleum corporation, Los Angeles. | the college of forestry, Untveraity of | a 3 : abe: | shows that he had | ¢, | crous shore, | Gabaretta Sister and Father, | Washington, and many local timber r Most of the foreiguere there ak he Bad 3 Apart: |. Ax the lights of the machine beean | Cooper & ( Interests: | were ‘wav nich the party was staged. |, t i 84. !to appear dimly thru the fog over! Mrs. 1. Gillingham and son, wife,| ‘The senators will be ¢ nined 230 FOREIGNERS HE 18 UNFIT the hill that commands the alte of J s IN _ TO BE AN OFFICE t the . ) th employe Nipponophone Co, of | heon Wednesday noon by the DIE IN YOKOHAMA 120 ee At Ree e disaster, hundreds of gobs, cold, | japan | Kiwanis club at the Gowman hotel, | A __Apparently about 250 foreigners | with end’ tant [shivering, many without clothing | sfias V, Griffiths, General Electric | and will take dinner at 6:30 p.m. at q q lost their lives in Yokohama. a few | oo "nis aomrtment, shel he ant, jand suffering trom accident and ex-| co | Rainer club, The arrangement P Americans being among the num- joa th ted, And which, te tran arn | Domus, gave 8 cheer | F. Gratten, wife and four chil-|committee for thelr recepition here a ber. Foreign refugees of the quake | Aerts ind which he used an al Aira mpaon wet up a camp atlaren, musician, include George F. Long of Tacoma, ee Se OS BENE IRE SD ROO rat actt saling and |tho water's edge. Half frozen gobs) Migs J. Heller, Americans Express | Charles W. Saunders, state repre &S Chinese ports and America. | givens hee tae fede nae, honey, | were given blankets as long as thera! cy, Yokohama, employe. sentative from King county; J.J Millions of Japanese refugees | reat pee Bhi: oe highoges {Were any and ming coffee WAS) yirp Hickey, General. Etectric| Donovan of Bellingham; Fred have nowhere to go. Thetr homes |*#°nts, was found on him when ar-|eoon ready Co., Yokohama {Pape of the state forestry service, are destroyed, but it is now be. | nested: tho chief sald. “His con-| ‘Then Mrs. Thompson sent a ranch) fi. xf, and Mre. Haskin, Bunrysp/and Dean Hugo Winkenwerder, of | ‘if Heved that all will be fed. lust and character show him to bejhand back with the machine to] gisam Shovel Co. the University College of forestry. | ~ A feding already has grown up bone Pag an = ; Bid trom the aree tae Keegan’ paging iw James”. Hughes, American! ‘The luncheon at the Gowman | that Japanese-American friendship | 204 ave disminyed hith from the | handful of houses and a few shops.| suitor, hotel Is open to the public. Senator A Fi di O has been cemnented by ‘the leaster|force without further investiga | Every blanket in the place was|""Mica 3¢. Hf. Johnaton, touslat, , MaNary oin Soeeh aren “eee | n Extraordinary Offering o. and the immediate ald given by the | tlon. brought to the shore und ample pro-} 4 4 and Mrs. Jackson Potter, | Greeley of the U. 8. forestery serv-| i United States. Fulkerson, tn his cell at the imml- | visions, Johnston Machinery Co, Rhode | tee. } « or 4 ‘The possibility of a war has been | Sration station Tuesday flatly de-; And many Honda blankets that) pang mssbtiinehcssdsaltsaisin TET F; aK oid for years, ‘ther are saying |Died that he was implicated in the|went to the shivering gobs. . : | airs oO dart re. 7 . © liquor selling operations charged| “She's the mother of the fleet,”| Kavler, Westinghouse Atr/ Brake | — Robb, Rising Sun Petroleum |}! tment eae against him. He stated that the|was the word the gobs passed down | © % liquor confiscated by the agents, |the line as they left, and the simple B. 8 Livingstone, Foreign 5 & Frazar TOKYO W IRES | which consisted of 30 quarts of beer, | little farm woman eived more | Traders’ corporation fger, American Hard 14 pints of moonshine and a number | kisses than she could count from| g, A, and tire. Levack, musician. | Ware and Steel Products Co., Seat: | AGAIN GOING |ct botties of sin nad been found in| ‘the boys before they entrained for! yf 1), Morley, Combustion En. |e | nother room of the suite and that|San I gineering corporation. | HLM. Starr, Standard O11 Co, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 11.—DI-|he had no connection with it. » Rh ee Mrs. I. M. MoAlliver, wife of} Mra. Sandberg, wife of rane rect radio and land ,wire commun!-/11QUQR FOUND IN | Yokohama manager American Ex.|°f German bank, Yokohama, cation was established with Tokyo | seiaerussie err CHEN |Husband of Local te | M. C. Stone, tourint | Comprising Imported Kid and Chamoisuede Gloves, as Well « today Federal agents admitted that the ‘ ;| W. H. and Mra. McGown, with} Mrs. Don Tinling, wife of agent 30: Telogrash wires rere resored| ,.Zeotral agente Admitted that the Girl on the Delphi | ee ee set ee ee ia as Select Cape and Mocha Gloves From American Sources ». between ‘Tokyo and the Iwaki radio) ing room occupied by the patrolman | Lieut. Lawrence Blodgett, son-in-| ‘Miss A, Martin, daughter Amer. |4nd Infant i station at Tomioka, Japan, a dis-|int contended that the rule of the |!w of Dr. George Horton, of ican butead aueveyer: F, Thorsen, tourist : ance of 144 miles. Iwaki radio i) hottie by, him;was: sufficient cause |tie, was one of the survivors of tt F. C, and Mra, Middleton, Tacata| W. Thatcher, commerteat trave 3 in direct communication with the] +, imoiieate him in connection with| Wrecked destroyer Delphi, which | @ Co, Tokyo | Mrs. Vest and son, former resi: AT VERY LO W PRICES, AS FOLLOWS: | Radio corporation station here. line stored whisky and beer. They |Cfashed ashore with six other Miss and Master ‘McCleary, Singer | dents of Yokohama } The Radio corporation announced} 4014/64 that the apartment tele-|stroyers on the Callfornia coast | gewing Machine Co. | J. Westenderp, wite and child, | that, due to congestion, no codé| oe ts isted under his name in{Saturday night | Mitmine, wife and Infant, Marshall | United States corporation. i! English, Japanese qundled. Only | the directory and gives added weight | Liout. Blodgett married Gertrude | Field. Mins J. ¥. Walker, with Robb [ be used, nese OF French can) so their contentions that he is in|Horton of this city @ year ago last} Joo Miller, Isaacs & Co, Yoko [Part | : i : eae charge of the liquor operations at|December, in Seattle, and ts the! tmma H. Waugh, tourist. | At Pair Bt the place. |tather of a two-month-old boy. The} R. J. McCormack, Robert Fulton | Mra, Webb, wife of Commander | e ia Quake Shocks Are Several cards bearing telephone | Blodgett home ls in San Diego. He | Co, jw ‘ebb, of the United States naval 4 a numbers and addresses were found not Injured in the wreck of thé) B.S, and Mrs Moore, missionary. | hospital, Yokohama. | —420 pairs 8-button —336 pairs Imported Glace —1,200 pairs Import- i : Felt in Nebraska in the room occupiea by Fulkerson, | Delphi | Miss H. McKenzie, nurse. Mra, J. B. Wood, wife of Chicago P a Kid Fai fs Ries with a ee 13 3 D rpri Wilt, Neb. Bent according to the and these| Mrs, Blodgett was visiting with! J, , McCann, tourist. newspaper man. | Imported Glace Kid om p-On = ed Glace Kid Gloves, | — ‘telat a ah he 11.—Slight | were confiscated and will be investi-;her parents and wan preceded south| J Naiman, Russian business man| Mrs. C. A. Yarrington and son, Gloves, pique style, circular cuff inset with con- with strap wristy a : ree bavi: Mitte eee ee: | gated they’ stated. by her husband. She motored to|or new York Koshring Co. | ; : x oe trasting points; Brown ‘ Me i followed by two distinct shocks, were'| San Diego with her child shortly | B. Nobies, Canadian Trading| Mr. Yde, Frost P. Cy wife and | with Paris-point with Beaver trim, Gray pique style, crochet | 4 MbOlty o€ thunder causing the cis-| FLAT) TROUBLE Jatter the Dolpht salted from here. | co child | embroidery; in with Silver, Gray with embroidery; in reas wl . ee ne | | Mrs. Osata, wife of Japanese ar-| Mrs, Zell, E. I. DuPont-Nemours | reli. Heeag) 7h ng | y, Bi turbance was d'scounted. | AS I N “RELIEF ° iat, aid OHM co | Black, Brown, Beay- White, Beaver with Brown, Black, Gray, Brown, |” | ON HIS BEAT) SIG L. H. Peebles, wife and Child, Fra Ser ra: | er and Gray; pair Black with White; pair, Mee 05. I, No earthquake tremors were re-/ _,, O SSE zar & Co, $2.95. $2.95. pair, 99. tL “There is Uttle wonder we haa| WW | * » , corded on the University of Chicago} 0 oyit" Feed mone we had RK VE LS H, W. Pierson, wife and child, Mayor Will Attend | ) li i officer, Rakes a keded borane word received Tuesday by the Ad-| A. Ponce De Leon, Mexican, the rivera and harbors congress at} HERE’S MORE ABOUT J) ee ee ee itrice Faker. ra Oriental line. ‘The West Hen-| w, L. Petrie, Admiral Oriental|Grays Harbor Tuesday and return} a tos the o.|8haw, now at San Francisco, has |iine. Wednesday to Seattle. From Ta-) ; ; . . if GERMANY __ | /Fourth ave.. to the. first hill, be-| ret designated ag an exclusive re-|"G. B. and Mra. Plerce, Westing.|coma ho will come on the 8, A.|f/ —800 pairs Strap-wrist Capeskin —400 pairs Imported Two-clasp Glace STARTS ON PAGE 1 le on has only been employed on| Het. ship and a crew will Teave | house Airbrake Co. Perkins yacht with a party of sen-| Gloves, pique style, with novelty em- Kid Gloves, pique style, two-tone The teat te abet jerolias.d La ons eattle on the H. F. Alexander| “R, J. Pauly, tourist |ators who are making a study of broidery; Black, Brown, G and embroidery; in Black, White, Mode, Be Need lruesday to take over) the vessel.| Cecil Porter, accountant etoveatatlons 1 5 vs cK, , France will not budge one inch from| CHIEF SAYS POLICE lisha: will “be. Gperited by the A4-| ih ee Irefor Tan; pair, $1.95. Tan and Brown; pair, $1.95. | —400 pairs Strap-wrist Imported Glace Gloves, pique style, novelty embroid- ery; in Beaver and Brown; pair, | $1.95. her attitude regarding insistence |SOBER LOT OF MEN upon full guarantees. | Chief Severyns said that drinking| ‘The West Henshaw will return to A dispatch from Bonh in the|by police officers cannot be stopped} this port and load next Tuesday. Rhineland reports that nationalists | entirely, but that he doesn't believe | it will take a cargo of relief sup- attacked a party of separatists ar-|many of his men are engaged in| plies of all kinds for the Japanese | miral Oriental line. —800 pairs One-clasp Mocha Glo’ pique style; in Mode, Beaver a Brown; pair, $1.95. ry riving on special trains run by the|selling Nquor. “I wish I had a list/ catastrophe victims. ” French. Police did not interfere, | of them all, there would be some The shipping board has also an-| even when revolver firing began, | |new vacancies in the department,”| nounced that the steamship Dewey The | ‘A Pair ‘Thousands who favored making|the chief said. “However, I think|has been assigned to the Columbia p A | t . the Rhineland a republic were pres.|the ‘police department is probably | Pacific Shipping Co. at Portlan | where a resolution was passed unani.|find in the city in any walk of ‘The us, ere ats ; ae ee —880 pairs Chamoisuede —480 pairs Chamoisuede pairs Chamo! mously urging the issuance of a| life Me deat CN aNtaber 4 of Gloves with all-around Gloves, strap-wrist Gloves with all-around | proclamation declaring the republic, | Li abe le Pas il blades iene oan pall abe 4 | Mie ed 1 buckl style, with braided strap, fancy embrofd- Sele i ay sgt; |ievesdag fist Brior'to'his copartorel Dee. 6 PRACTICAL FASHIONS fuga int taal flare cuff; in Sand, + ery and contrasting — pues aiises ott eee ts | for Tacoma, approved the arrest of| Word was received Monday that | % : at bac! i in Sand, Mode, Beaver and hem; in Sand, Mod Persona were wounded, ‘Twenty ar.| Fulkerson and indorsed his imme-| We porte of Newoye and vonkalenl Will Be Presented in the Hodes a and Mastic, with contrast- Covert, Gray ine diate dismissal. between’ Hobe) & ane astic; pair, $1.65. ing trim; pair, $1.65. Beaver; pai None aktos o. “He {an't a member of the Seattle | UNdamaged by the earthquake 4 DOWNSTAIRS STORE J F apes © “4 |police force any longer,” the mayor/1 can get the evider i said. the chief declared. y : RESISTANCE MAYOR APPROY |SAYS HE DOESN'T }} THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY At 95¢ Pair At 65¢c Pair TO. CONTINUE) “Stayer srown secured out witn| Yurkomon stated that he aid not] 4 September, 18;/14 and16 ayo O declared hat with Fulkerson stated a he d z : +: . oe . y. Faoaie (ha fedbeal ‘feb cleaning’ up. thel use liquor in eAY form and heal Y —Strap-wrist Chamoisuede Gloves, —1,200 pairs Strap-wrist Chamoisuede | BERLIN, sept. 11.—"Pasaive re title! tsa bie ‘Thursday and Friday afternoons—at 2:30—Women's ‘ ‘ foapy ‘ sistance has not been declared oft.| Police department and the police|no' reason to be in a room where 4 ‘sid Miauba!, Coad, Weabs, ‘Choeesa And. Bpbrte A peas with or without all-around wrist Gloves with fancy stitchings; » in Such stories are pure nonsense, tcc A up iy att Niquor was pense ae is rae sy wilt be shown, " | strap; in Mode, Biseuit, Covert, Gray Mode, Biscuit, Sand, Covert, Gray “ i itulate.” |leswers on the I aquad, Seattle} he had always attempted to main-| { | Bide Heats BS ius chon Puthtarient oars Pavan should become a clean city pretty |tain the high standard of the police] Saturday afternoon—at 2:30—Children’s and Jenior i i and Beaver; pair, O5¢. and Beaver; pair, 65¢. @ to the United Press by the German | 000. department and had taken especial y Misses’ Apparel will be shown, " | foreign office Monday night. It re- The mayor declared he did not} pains to keep his beat a erith t br fers to reports from London yester-| know the details of the arrest but] ciam, ¢ 1 1 5 ey ' 6 (6 N day to the effect that the German | ¢xprevsed approval of the work of vuse T put these persons who} ¢; At e Pair ‘At o Pair FREDERICK government had ordered ceasation|the federal men, caroused and raised hell along . of resistance to the French in the Chief Severyns deciared that he| Seventh ave. in jail, they are out \ ak 00 ir: i, 5} Fy os ss iw : Ruhr and was sending emismaries to| Will make an example of cvery|to discredit me in any way they & NELSON ae Pel br rel aa 1,200 beet te cee Cae We Paris. officer caught inside a bootlegging T will, of course, be aus ‘loves, with self stitching; in Mode, Gloves with self-embroidery; in cienaeoti| place, unles# he is there to make| pended from the department on ac- Biscuit, Sand, Covert, Gray and Mode, Biscuit, Sand, Covert, Gray You can earn a good living on | *rrests count of this, but will be rein: Beaver; pair, $1.15, and Beaver; pair, 65¢. wm few acres of ground, Many places ‘Any man found in @ place whero| stated when I beat the case, as Aisle Squares, First Floor re being advertined in the Want |H4uor Is sold, whether ho In drink: 11 #hall certainly attempt to do," 4 Columns tonight. ing or not, Will be suspended, if declared Fulkerson, i ‘ B vis eis a ac ieak UHC AACA te rea tatiana Tie pe