The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1923, Page 9

FEAR CREW OF GOMPERS WILL Odds Bits TUG DROWNED) ATTEND MEET i ley al WINNING FIGHT Rs Officer Escaped, but|}Labor President Due Five Are Missing Portland Convention | PORTLAND t when } w morning. 4 tral building, metal s departme ventions main AY aged federation tafts, © establishe tneluding ver h & trip alon MORE ABOUT AVY PROBE BULGAR REBELS | | Zankoft Government Is En-| atl Raid Ligwar Store Hr Seemeee teen dangered by Revolt Near Headquar ter 8 aoe ATHIOD HERE’S MORE ABOUT AMUNDSEN | Ruthless 'Ridnapies Seize Black Tabby | black: table TWO ARE HURT —sSamactGeveeto mp IN ACCIDENTS Portland Man May Not Re- cover; Girl Bruised M edera. LAST BALLOON IN RACE GOWN fn, of BE t skull spital in -afternoc toon Exp Ading ne Al Confer i in Seattle | | Beer Is All. Ready sere Police Come ~/M* ageing FEAR 70 DROWN IN COAL MINE Falkirk, England, Shaft Is Suddenly Flooded HERE’S MORE ABOUT DIVORCE EVERY DAY HAS ITS BUSY KOUTINE Home Brew PAGE 9 FREDERICK & NELSON DOWSTARS STORE Two Smart Frocks of Navy Blue Poiret Twill $21.75 Two smart new arrivals in the Down- stairs Store are these Autumn Frocks of Poiret Twill in the styles sketched. Frock, with five indication of smart cuff May he At left — Straight-line rows of lustrous black braid. An the Chinese influence is shown in the effect, also in the fringed motif worn without the narrow be At right Coat Frock smart simplicity, fastening with large ornamental button and trim- med on tight-fitting cuffs, pocket and revers with lustrous black braid. Frocks, at $21.75. ide of Women's and m in these new 1,100 Yards of Outing Flannel Special 15c Yard 20 yards) of Outing Flannel, fancy men’s and children’s night robes. stripe patterns, in a Width 27 inches, TAIRS STORE Short lengths desirable weight spec (10 to for women por 34-inch Corduroy Special 89c Yard DESIRABLE quality of Corduroy for making women’s robes, negligees, and outing apparel, now in the following wide range of shades: 850 Yards of Nainsook Special 19c Yard Firmly - woven, _ soft- Nainsook quality is ailable finished in a desirable for Cor Beaver Jack Rose Jade-green Mignon-purple Mais Old-rose Brown Raspberry Poppy-red Copenha Reindeer-ts Castortan Black al 89¢ yard Ivory-white Tobacco-brown Gray Tangerine Fuchsia-red Nayy-blue Ww making women's and children’s gowns and un- n-blue dergarments. Width 36 inches, spe cial 19¢ 5 ow ith spec nier ave. someone, pilot ed at the | Arth ruck her befo - | a, which Skolesta today, was con: possible winner, 4 the greatest ¢ | The Belg landed sidered th ras cover Vork’s Lord Mavor ance #0 Visiting Portland Relating a as he abo far rec The balloon was pit ter. 4 by Demuy ept orest lord mayor HERE’S MORE ABOUT GERMANY STARTS ON PAGE 1 nd, “London York has it ain, com: years; Last k's. payment amounted to the equiva of more than $5,000,000 for sup s more than 500 y loop was added England, the There is much other ways lord mayor admitt unemployment as were “th mann tinued lous dispatches of th which pointed out that too well.” “Meet us and wenr diamonds” s refusal to accept Because youte better satisfied when you enjoy | the jewelry pay use the & Goldberg you get paid. whi the Belgian minister failed t ¥ jons. r, € ntinuation of re ould not help Germany's situatio’ |tion, all the delegates attend agreed to sur nder, tion from the Deutsche natic Today's developments cannot recast. Thru a clever ruse, und We! ernment has succeeded in getting all Bavarian reichswehr troops into Wurtemberg and Baden, leaving the chancellor said Seattle’s Credit Jewelers iro at first there was bitte | guise of troon maneuvers, the gc trusted Saxon soldiers in Ba previously had reichswehr m \a iced to! join the various “fighting bands’ in a coupe the Berlin government Also the fact that Minister man is venturing to speak today in the heart of the German the Bavarian against Soll. at Nur of the Fascist | enberg It’s 3 | stronghold . lwas interpreted to show that the |wovernment f it can defy the ictionary groups who have open dec! their readiness to march northward and overthrow the ent erlin ha mment in par 3 % ish -ARIS, Sept The French ntinued to improve sharply ‘a result of the official news that Germany ha. abandoned passive resistance in the Ruhr Franes opened at 15.09 to the dollar | ELGIW TR AMLIRNE Prana | Beta tin yalués’ bia Inspector O’Brien | time, he appreciates an | Returns to Work) eS i ene ade | Police Inspector Harry G. O'Brien | : seat returned to work Tuesday after an| filled, . twenty - five - year absence of 27 days, during which! Case. Beventeen - jewel he. toured Oregon and Bastern eecrreress Samed Washington. Harry has been in| movement. Buy thin poor health. While in Oregon Gacy fae. Weare 4 visited the Pendleton Roundup, Goiaberg :way+-F1 clown n company with BE. M. Playford “ara e yous f the police special data to your credit to gov credit rating Steamer Arrives From Quake Area) Weisfield & Goldberg RF NSN Gdn fer ca TWO STONES AT YOUR SERVICH at Prospect which reach. ed Yokohama ofre day after the! e arthguake, arfived here last night. | Ita ‘ew and passengers told how the Veosel carried 50 injured vivora of the dis ter from to Kobe. No refugees ship. Boz Opposite si t Aparb STRERT tarper Building “It Sam Welafield can't repair your watch, throw it away.” (Trade Mark ed) er eerenmeaneee | BUORT: LNG ub Yoko: | were | luxurious, id, | with t | The Star (Starts on Page 1) nd lant year, but O'Keet kha FOR IVY CLA | The gink who ts so “hard” that he drinks half of his wife's bottle of cologne and puts the rest of it on his hair, THE B POISON proper’ ty at} Chileoot told the court In adel ndiary seribed her Burckhardt Ww tion to pa Mrs. lito chim as an! body we enuat Che ekharit de. the beautiful | 1802 Fourth and charged of x a was addicted to intoxicants, and, waa cruel vindle equipped There is no the ship aned. Th 9 four ur mpletely mansion, edie, olerabie, aband e of do un that a gink was > erday for drinking per: fume y “fragrancy Have 1 tem. at Chileoot, tn 19 ord Cars to the fire et they get it? Gee. } that was a raw one, Mag the by ejaculated THREATENED TO RUIN HER IF SHE TOLD After fire Burck t to keep rf with ruin if {new tentifie khardt tentified th of the fire ie Mea she told him d her to tell Chavelle the recital tek 0 4) and other experiments. Dr. Fin Mulgrem 1s his assistant reminded jin this’ wor Aout. Odd Dahl, the firm of | qy rt of menial fire and | EVERY MAN A SPECIALAST is t she unt De and when 1H thru scribbling th his counsel, Ogden. Ope khardt that vad inves! rance scientint, all udes tents s fall He praises the work Hakor Hamm a ast measure for Hammer's and of in| magr vations and fly-| he the invaluable for us all he was suspicion ful work aid. “And his labors his ated the company saual, SAYS SHE HAD TO BEG FOR FUNDS An unusual featu life, the first and Wb a rust jit hip, the care of it i | has the a fe narkable gines, all of the other duties of |! | ; HAS BE) of thelr home | an en iheer to attend to. SINCE Spitzbergen, the mere } Catt empt bunks . dieverson is sec neer and nd «to wast ds the dd exercise when it others according to the that testimony of he lived In unded by extray-| ckhardt, she A penny except} funds, But| rich and} start of next to fly ¢ about mil joast of Norway Amu nd. the the to ma and care for had 18 dogs > probably faa | now ; influence} _?: Hanson Js the man of all work, | | the sailor, Hagson will be kept busy every minute And the elghth party is Kohut, a natiy tho surr luxuries, to The rted on board ons an From there 600 miles Wainwright never he eur is another pole to pole from the 00 miles wher as many their were to Tentative the other plans call for for ol . landing | hig business associate servations and Burckhardt a of intoxica she said When deeply #0 he became abusive frequently beat her ore at her, ubused their small son and made a out hin he aid. involved at pole purpe Amundsen age. He has been }he wag 2 has northern He als was always In some the and member of ; ¥ now 50 exploring completely cit rim of eV of since years cook world’s land ered the South pole. He wa miles daily and keeps in cellent physical condition thru mod living and regular liet driftwood for fuel when in. the and skating the board ship the members of the are f the women 80 cane ral ex before might permi have thelr spend the strenuously peditiong ling on ‘ame Just hardt court Burok-| 08 sion Ot the be Oe ae son, Frederick | om evening among th Otto, Jr., night with him, |venine among This was objected -.30; aph is well supplied with by Mrs, Burckhardt and Judge Hall Candy will form a part of ordered that the court's former | us will nuts and other ruling—that Burekhardt be permit- | ted to see the boy only on Fridays stand | Says He Isn’t Man Arrested in Skagit Harry M of the Northwestern Paper Box Co., is not the Harry Simons that w rested by deputy game Milltown for Infraction of the game laws, he told The Star Tuesday Mr, Simmons said that the game wardens’ have confused name of another “I have never breaking any game Jax Simmons said Simmons said. that was called on the phone recently and went to| Mount Vernon to investigate Officials at Mount Vernon tresday that thelr records court closed on erate habits The theory that ice drift polar regions in a stated course developed from the fate of th ette, an American exploring expedi tion of 1880, The Jeanette was caught in the ice off Wrangel Island | and crushed. Most of the lost. In 1884, the vessel drifted out of the Ice pack on the opposite side of the world dnd was found at the} hag cost ap: | southern 1 | nd all of | WON'T SEE VES! fortune went When his Norweygian vsaistanoe. are: in hix umilies and | to ACTOSS part phonogr music the’ rations, delic th there will be the Northern lights. ancing of the expedition poor man out of Capt it night, play of crew was | glorio | fi has made a Amundsen Alr it proximately — $500,000, Amundsen’s personal into the undertaking | funds wert all gone, the government wont to his |All of the Maud's crew | personal employ, Thelr thelr cheeks te immons, president | nt on the journey in| found off Spitebergen in 1905, It started near Wainwright When heard from in March the Maud was 360 miles from Wain-| wright The ice pack moves faster Income trom the explorations are }in summer, and Amundsen ta waiting | lreceived from the lecture platform | anxiously to learn the ship's location for |wnd from books and dixcovertes, again to determine whether his reck- | mmsettied eeahomle condition of oning as to the time the ship will has greatly cut down this fiel@! be locked in the ice is accurate, | Atiundsen says His plane with respect to the Maud, But withal, the explorer is cheer. {after he compl his polar atr ful, briek, fn fine spirits and always | fight, are undetermined, Byentual ‘cenial «and kindly of manner, |ly he may regain the Mand, by flying Amundsen has never reached the|to her But he does case carried the name of| North pole. But he he will |the Maud during his Might next sum Himons instead of Harry M.| fly to it next summer }mer, if It is made, a4 to do so would 1 He i» optimistic and plans to ar-{take him too far out of his course, | A cask was s a ar 1899 and was wardens at celve mit ularly his man. been arrested whatever,” | rope of ncome told at axpect to see in the believes Henry immons, & 450 Yards of 45-inch Pillow Tubing Special 32c Yard Linen-finished Cotton Pillow Tubing in a qual- , Wool French Serge, $1 65 Yard «and skirts. Copenhagen- Width 44 y wool French Wool Melrose Crepe, $1.95 Yard The for Frocks bri ngs this Copenhagen-blue, Poppy-red, Cardin: (henna) Rose, Havana-brown, Width 40 $1.95 yard. Wool Ratine, $1.95 Yard wool red, Navy- Autumn mode into favor Mohawk nd Plum, blue Black |GOVERNOR ISSUE) | rying ity that will give satis- factory wear and will launder well. Width 45 inches, special 32¢ yard. DOWNSTAIRS STORE weaves for Autimn, Brown, Strawb Jade-green $1.95 » pularity of ratine in Summer fabrics {s re- 1 in this wool weave ina rable weight d skirts. Y. Copper, Blue Beil, n-blue/ Sandalwood, and Navy-blue shades. Width 42 inches, Jresses DOWNSTAIRS STORE |Stokes Is Hunted to Answer Charges CHICAGO, Sept. 25.—Examina. tion of witnesses on the charge of | Mrs. Helen wood Stokes that will be one of the first steps|her husband conspired to show | that she time inhabited ¢ | notorious yesort, was held up today while Assistant State’s Attorney | Wharton awaited the arrival 6f W E. D. » New York millionaire and his New York Nugent. Stokes and Nugent were report due here yesterday, but they failed to appear. Wharton had de tectives watch every there} The women of Col. Theodore | tion all day and pa eet bin the lower Roosevelt auxiliary, Veterans of) men arrived they evaded detection in the city The manner in| Foreign Wars, were to be guests of | will attempt to meet| Mrs. Henry D. hroeder, 6 | ted to be mapped out| 83d st., at a luncheon to be vervea| NTO, NOTA GIRL, s during the day. An ap-|at 1 p, m, Tuesday JUST A SHIEK al may be taken to the supreme PF ‘pet pe sy aedes PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 5 Ochi tae a Tule ue wher hee | Sailor Held ate nee wedding rings, a powder on Check Charge ot they have the right to meet legislators move across the Okla $1 in small chang read the en. homa, line into a neighboring state], believed by the |try on the police department reo h I Fold a rump" |sued several worthless in}ord of the prisoner's possessions. and there attempt to hold a “rump” | inis city. recently 19,|And the prisoner—not Sadie the BeeeOn, was arrested by detectives | shoplifter, but James Davis, boule. night and ts & jail. for Camp Lewis to Get Modern Pipe Line| TACOMA A modern the HERE’S MORE ABOUT OKLAHOMA STARTS ON PAGE 1 pipe line, replacing present in- | adequate one from Lake Sequali po in the city, from the hotels| chew capitol ‘NS IN TROL ‘dsmen to th HEAVY G ROADWAY fF Youthful gu |toward making Camp Lewis a per- at one ary garrison, it was an- y by officers of the line will represent of $60,000, tt begin | manent mi | nounced yesterd the! post. The new of|an expenditure Work time 1 lawyer, patr and roads with guns is es. : ed. will in a Stok tim) rt displayed. of pected the heavy army caliber owner, the Dan to Practically all members legislature who are Auxiliary to Be Luncheon Guests answer the summons for ape ed cial meeting were on hand today.! Anti: Walton 70 members claimed of forces we nouKe which they was exp by leader: or police to have ts- checks Louis Gorlin, a sailor Monday | the, city RICE-WATTERS CO., Ine. 1420 Third Avenue Announce Their Opening with a complete line of the The New Edisons | The New Edison White Label Records = held in Bedouin, held on a larceny stigation, HIS FINAL ORDE Governor Walton, in his final astic orders forbidding the meet-} ing, said it was “abetting the cause | of the invisible empire” or the Ku Klux Klan and that the Klan is ‘an enemy of the sovereign of Oklahoma.” He dence presented to the military court showed it had “taken over politicn! government in many cities and counties and as hax murdered, flogged and outraged zens,” On reading the ment, McBee said “It would be a poor class of citi that would fail to do its duty because the governor issues | a bombastic statement | Great aetivity was apparent among the troops enforcing martial | law here thru the day, Huge | trucks roared thru the streets car: | heavy loads of uniformed All movements of the military | ret _at hendquarters, inve: state declared evi ten many citi governor's state- zonship men were kept sec Walton Publishes His Own Newspaper OKLAHOMA ¢ Okla., Sept The Record,” official organ es- tablished by Governor J. C. Walton | to publish news of his fight with the | Ku Klux Klan appeared here today. | Aldrich Blake, executive counselor to | governor, Is editor he first edition, a four page, column folder, will be broadcast thruout the state. It car ried extracts, from testimony | tained by the military investigating | commission, | The New Columbias The New Velvet Tone New Process Records and a complete Popular Sheet Music Dept. ERS Core <KRISE-WATTERS o> eR p= sneet ven scattered GEO, BP. WATTERS ob: