The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1923, Page 5

UNBAUM:BR R FURNITURE CO. INC. SIXTH AVE, BETWE ments YAKIMA FAIR TO GET STATE AID? Legislature May Be Asked for Appropriation 0S EN PIKE AND PINE SPECIAL AKIMA Scooters: Special 50c. Seer eeeeeeeeeeeeeereseeeees Thu: fine 1 were $1.0 ns from 8 nded the fair granted awa mpe n Wedne ntinuing SHERIFF HOLDS BOMB SUSPECTS : Officer’s Home Blown Up; Three Are Jailed ° Jardiniere Stands ‘$]-49 inches for No Phone or €. ass wide 0. D, Orders. Mike Alex Holko, forn non | RUBBER GLOVES om r gloves wash them |poth nen for | two to five minutes, Wash riage picion of implication | |water and soap and then dry Jing of the ho : aides of the gloves in warm Mike mo of Bherift | Moran ea Cornish School Drama Musie Dance Languages Painting Roy at Harvard Car No. 15 y yesterday morning. ff Moran and hin wife ughter escaped wu ast took place Wan wrecked b of the bomb. E t The breaking winde district Normal courses in MuMe, Danc ing, Dramatic Ar Diplom: granted. Day and evening classes In ng. Writing, Stage De Lighting, Language Weaving, Painting, Dancing Piano, Violin, Orchestral Instru ments, Singing, Theory Harmony Distinguished faculty of fort teachers. Teachers sent to all parts of city Recituls — Scholarships — Low rates of tuition. Interviews by appointment. Specialist J. L¥YSO Hirh remedies sure cures, Special for teng time stomach troubles, chronie rheu- matiom, old Mike Hotwick, w Ke of manufact is awalting ing here ts high, fc ng of the sherifi citizens lay it owing the » home, as to the anti bibl been in progress many months be tween the “wets” and “drys.” Sheriff Moran would make no admitted evidence wna very scarce. STAR SHOE STORE| 121 Seneca Street—Second Avenue a A , ONE CENT ” SHOE SALE SEVERAL THOUSAND PAIRS OF SHOES TO BE SOLD You can buy a good pair of Shoes at a low price and get another pair for only le more. Several thousand pairs of Shoes for Men, Women and Children, are offered att on racks in plain sight—prices and sizes plainly marked. COME IN AND INS You will be surprised at the wonderful values offered. Read ad carefully and come early. EXTRA PAIR WILL lc BUY SHOES NOW COST YOU BUT AT THESE PRICES De a) LOW PRICES IN ONE CENT SHOE SALE Men's Fine Shoes in black and brown Extra Extra kid and calf leathers. Regular $7.00 " Pair Pair Pai valeee *°" $5.95 win Extra Pair for 1 cent more. Cost Ladies’ Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords, Cost in black kid, tent, brown kid and You Mt teattiers, wake af You aif leathers. Reg. $7 value. NOW But tra Pair for 1 cent more. $4.95 But One Ladies’ Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords, One Cent in black, brown and white. Mostly low Cent More heels. Regular $4 values. NOW $1 95 More Extra Pair for 1 cent more. All Shoes Men’s light and medium-weight Work Shoes in black and brown. Values up to $6.00, Now ....... Extra Pair 1¢ More Hoys’ Shoes: solld leather Shoes for dress ond school wear, Regular values up to 85.00, NOW Leent more Men's and Children’s Tennis Very rood auuallty $1. Now . rr Extra pair Ye more. Ladies’, Slippers. values. Shoes. NOW One lot of Boys’ School Broken sizes. $4.00 value’ Extra pair 1¢ more Wee 95 af I did $2.45 ths oy, BO BDO Broken lots of Children’s White Slippers tre. Patr tor J cent more ” $3.95 Woxt 95c SALE STARTS TOMORROW AT 9:30 A. M. rack. Now Pale for 1 cent more Come Karly and Save Money Ladies! Pumps and 0: atent ki feay all $3.95 and smoked horse, atent, to $3.50, Hegulnr va! Now more Misnen’ Shoe: ch or dress we aizen, Few. the by amit If He C | kroup of republicans who would like | statement today on the case, as he|troiled by the progressive-liber | [dicated he does not’ desire to inter. |fectively he does ATTLE STAR ‘VICTIM OF ATT AC Kt C, Ethel Rawitch ina Jpshigepe head, student, the corridor. 16-year-old Chicago high school death, as ult a unconsciou the school but physicians voted th is near a re of blow on was found im believe Police an a swinging door hit her, soneons struck her. Recently she r girlin the school. Gus Hurdle Ahead of Coolidge in 1924 Race Can Get By With Administration's Pro- gram He’s Okeh; Other Men Discussed BY LAWRENCE ya right, 1923, pr was e moat popu- ed to restore nome recently lost M ARTIN # favorité #on, an ng towards | idge h nation n 1924. | before xnapp, first p # ther then, en the republl: Job That hur an ation will pu fig t it the mot by’ with the admintatent Inee. HERBERT HOOVER, FORNIA Jobnaon wa or dienes of that. Hoover hot conducting a campaign f from him, gates, unless it be in Califor Thin im the outstanding fact in |ag Johnson. deration of the chances of the] GIFFORD PINCHOT, SYLVANIA, Pinchot i# a lot more likely to be the Vico presidential nominee than he lig to head the ticket, He will contro! leal group, of which La Foiletto is toart of the Pennaylvania dslegation, jtitular head. Whether it will be #0 / and Coolidge will have the remainder. | |owayed depends greatly on republi-|ane situation there te can leadership. The quality of that], comp, throwing: the hele depends on Mr, Cooljdge, Ho/has in. aaytvlinia 16: Codl o extreme publican ul that any other t wrest it other ¢ can at OF PENN: to be chonen ‘The next congress can be con. nation, [strength of P tere with congress. If he wants Bi* | vicg president to administration thru the! | compliment critical perfod Just ahead of it he| | wilt have to interfere, all competent Be date o. lobserverm here agree. His standing | befora the next republican conven: I, Lowden's friend sny n will depend largely on how ef-| “lucked” out of the 192 interfere to get | and thet if there in an open fidid he to prevent other | come LOWDEN, OF ILLL he things dono, will come back strong in 1924 things being done. Naturally, the fruition of the hopes | over as a compromise between ex lof other republican aspirants depends | treme conservatism and too generous |the republican convention: | FORNIA. on what happens to Mr twedn now and next present the embryo eanc up thus HIRAM JOHNSON, rolidge be. summer At jacies shape) ROBERT M. LA FOL WISCONSIN. CALI-| Hero is the man who may unhorse J Coolidge, champion of the regular sulking] wing of the party, La Follette, sore @t | leader of the progreasive group in to tight | congress that holds the balance of progresaiviam, develops. if a free or The Californian Ulysses is in hin tent, a little, feeling circumstances, but preparing savagely what he believes ts an at-| power, as spokesman for the unrest |Z Coolidge's | | fate and possibly the republican nom: | The party | tempt. by the forces of Hoover to|in the country, cohtrol the California delegation to bas Mr. Johnson | ination in hia hands. and his henchmen organizing | won't take La Follette as its nom California from end end for a} |&rand Johnson “‘come-back,”” de. GOITRE fo contident Is 1 more Hidg. are to quivering subjection by main force. DUCED | Others mentioned as possible can | ai dates are Senator Borah, Gov, Gen, . Leonard Wood, in 30 Days and Gen, H. Carver, 416 Daitt- | ‘ity, Mo, that Pershing. 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Sheetin Men's Undershirts 53c ehold 50c Novelty Bath Towels Rubber Gloves Hou Women’s Sport and Dress Coats $29.50 Dept. —Second Floor s, plain and fur trimmed, of velours and becoming styles, and Smart Sport and overplaids. es 16 to tan and black. Foremost values at Dre oft velve Coat ty fabrics in Coats in heather mixture 50, in navy, brown, $29.50 each. Boys’ Percale Blouses, 79c—or 2 for $1.50 Boys’ Dept—Main Floor Per t T9¢ $1.50. 2to3 Perfumes of assorted floral odors, on mile for thix hour 3 to 4 Drape Vells, in a ood rortment of colors and with chenille dotted borders, will for this Velling De .39c Cabinets; 100 of %x5% inch and con 4to5 rac ning Sateen: ch black the splendid quality dresses, aprons and biota ers. in the I Dept for this hour, .25c | Curtain Serims; 200 yards of colored bordered 8 of splendid qual inches wide. Formerly 18¢ | 1. For this hour, in | Section, a ¥ TS Section, Silkoline; od weight orme ards, 36 | comforts Recipe them, ing 100 cards. 1. For n neat “15¢ colo! * to choos is and 18 ind Every should have 01 8 Foi Notions household Formerly Dept lane Has an Acute Housing Problem ROME, Sopt. 20.—The lodging erl- The building experts of the capital | and other large cities of the kingdom: all agree that unless the government | does something to spur private ins sis and how to meet the growing res jitiative into some kind of action, quirements of even faster growing | thousands of young couples must de | population is again at the forefront, |Iny marrying, God knows for how | Steamers Make Last Trips | and with no sign worth mentioning | long, on account of the lack of apart- | pointing to a satistactory solution of |ments in which to build their home Before Ice Comes DAWSON, Y. T., Sept ner for Fairbanks, |the Suenion 4 in the near future. bs Likdad their children. Aap ¢ fe - 20, ‘rne | sca." You be the Judge st week and river steam- ers in the northern waters are pre: Today try a cup of imminent thruout the The most satisfying and delicious teaon sale. At all grocers in sealed packets. | left here annual freeze, now rountry, The river steamers between Da and may make one more trip apiece, but will not| venture on the stream longer. Two ts will sail the Yukon before the giant river turns As the ice comes the fall exodus of residents starts. Bob Henderson, | ge W. Carmack, dis has left for | Victoria and Vancouver to spend the | winter, | who, with G Aske HOURS 8:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M, ines unleas he beats its leaders into! ot the Philippines, | seems at this time to be likely to| FACTORY DEMONSTRATION OF PEET BROS.’ SOAPS During Demonstration We Are Offering 10 Bars of Crystal o* WhiteLaundry Soap 43¢ CREME OIL TOILET SOAP, 59¢ dozen. (No:C. 0. D. orders.) Buy Friday at a big saving. An Exceptional Value in Sanoleum FLOOR MATS 19¢c Size 18x86 inches; good quality; stamped in a beau- tiful pattern. Will save your carpets and floors. HOT-POINT ELECTRIC HEATERS $7 7.95 AT A NEW LOW PRICE............. This wonderful heater has a 12-inch copper reflector and is Ta mountad on an adjustable base. Comes complete with cord. Provides instant and direct warmth, A Sale of “Betty Bright” Aluminum ° PRESERVING KETTLES 10-quart Size Extra Low-priced at “Betty Bright” is a high quality aluminum and will give you long service, (On Sate Friday Only) No C. 0. D. Orders. ae R. & H.C. COOK, WE st-4073, EL iot-0350, Distributors 2