The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1923, Page 10

Prepare for Final Drive to Raise Chest Quotaf- SATURDAY {5 “BUTTONDAY Worker Suggests). Tax Levy fori, Charity Work vention Nears Close LAND, In an Commu: wee fick Vase tl with a view ¢ Jonator in the v ness nouncem munity the she fow o 2410 Thi the city ning with t) of the the ft istered munity fur Moore the Com: HERE'S MORE ABOUT T Cc INNINGS ieee and STARTS ON PAGE 1 writing th fort to fill t usual way, but all drives future by providing fc and the endorsement tion of the present Con Organization “ ELLIOTT HERE ON N, W. TOUR’ Heading a large pa Fail officiats, bankers trialists, Howard Elli York, chairman of the board of < Fectors of the Northern Pacific ra’ ‘way, arrived in Seattle by a special | train Thursday, to inspect prog-| Tess of the Pacific Northwest terri-| tory. Tacoma, Longview and Port-| Jand will be visited after a short stop here. Included in the party are Charles | Donnelly, president of the Northern | ** Pacific; E. D. Sweez Gent of the First N: New York: J. G. Woodworth and J.} ML Rapalje, vice presidents of the} Northern Pacific; Stephen Birch, Jone of the railway directors; H. EB. Stephens, its chief engineer, and va-| tious divisional officers. ' Cie Coodnesr Ww Guavarieed No matter what your choice in chocolates may be there is a Societe package for your taste. The Societe Fruit and’ Nut package contains nothing but true fruits and whole nuts dipped in dark and milk chocolate. Large French Creams, Smooth Caramels and Cocoanut Pieces are found in the La Supreme package. Our Smart Set box con- tains a general assortment of Creams, Nuts, Nougatines, Caramels and other favorites. The names of other of our packages, such as Br Milk Chocolate, Bitter Sweet, Creams, Chocolat Cher and Caramel Nougat, explain themselves. The only thing to remember is the name “Societe” which is our guarantee af the goodness of all confec- tions on which it appears. IMPERIAL CANDY CO. Delegates Leave as Con- , HES CRUTCHES Over Pardon; Pre- New Charges Arises to File Technicality pare HERE'S MORE ABOUT BROTHER Is: ALL AH STARTS ON PAC REPORT 3 never treated a case that CRIPPLE ABANDONS hobbling on ¢ man ne Wwe HERE'S MORE ABOUT FINGERS STARTS ON PAGE 1 poden pla and The man was who had» suffered | “He helped me, ali right, but jwalk ver “yet ait was ‘thiher _ shallow. fecl be flexed A woman, ls upon t . a mer ITRY TO BRING | __ ISAIAH HERE members of 1 round him and cong um over his € uid down bk ra that wo med uto pe him,” he muttered. Seattle. An effort is being mi: til g Leseht P: ace for Rain use of the pavilion as a meetings, by his friends and admir nN, HERE’S MORE ABOUT NURSE STARTS ON PAGE 1 ttle people who are aged man hy nterested 1 to fur: iples with ith food. He for hi other than food and rat nd shelter 1) At the compensation | nurse who wad shell shocked with the Canadian forces 01 has suffering from sleepir ickness as a result of her injuries dnesday she was taken to the meeting in a stretcher and with dif |flculty assisted to the stage | two of her sister Dersons Interest-| When she walked ed in his sat Kirkland are | rpiraday mee eking to keep him there, Kirkland 4 crowded with pilgrims fro ts of the state, who ha eted by his work and It fg sald that some have been forced to walk t at night for lack of she other ep in the tent meeting are held, awaiting an op tunity to be treated by “healer,” y did not receive me bet In the down the a ex of 4 ion, thered under the t to alk up anc hake hands with Brother Why yesterday I s the tent, I thought ight there on the look at her ee her w cures AW pC It was agin, eemed greatly sald, and y h Brother Is d, her siste who | to return and wate on | work Agents of John L, Anderson, aped a harvest from to and from Kirkland keeping the “mir called, in Kirkland A large tent, capable 1,590 peoule, has peen procured 1 rental of $100 a week, in which | hold meetings. It has proved a | biessin t affords shelter to the | thr of invalid’ who atter rocetings, going of seating KB. Crivelli, a traveling sale 210 23rd Seattle, was cured of a the | fliction by Brother Isaiah, |fied Thursday, He “Nin at Havec at | aman | to| who reside at ave. he said months oT was stri five "FANLAC © VEGETABLE PILLS | / Fe Seeger Bi pouk nd sometime atl different language 4 8On. | tence I have been helped wonder fully.” LABOR TO END Lindberg May Serve Few W,C.T.U.ENDS | »» MEETING TODAY Days of His Prison Term SESSiON TODAY \_ eR Sabina iether tite eee | He an) autopsy will be held to determine | * | resolution adopted, (in RE’'S MORE ABOUT ) Al RAINMEN | STARTS ON P 6 mutderou Convention Most Successful | in History, Is Claim d beside the marks on their clothing to prove they died at close ran When the train hatted the rob bers returned to the mail car and set off a charge of nitro glycerine at the door, killing Mail Clerk Daugherty within His body was blown to bits. The car caught fire, and was the funeral pyre of the postal em ploye B 30 MEN Bobcares AT SEA tempt brought sent. will IC ANNOT SAVE TWO VESSELS ecked ve HERE’S MORE ABOUT BALL GAME HERE’S MORE ABOUT r the w merehandie, the 1 on orders of the ¢ hon wi s apparently eryed sections fi led FRIDAY, OCTOBER sncn Sanne, >” Cherry’s READY TAILORED CLOTHES for MEN and WOMEN MILLINERY—WAISTS—FURS 1015 SECOND AVE. In the Kialto Building, dust Over the Pigin Whistle Take levator Sacramento Seattle Tacoma Phone EL jot 4415 It’s no longer a secret...../7'S practiced in the BEST families, just as MERCHANTS USE THEIR CREDIT to buy goods and build stores and AD- VANCE. No different than buying books or a phonograph or a piano or a flivver. And how about your insurance and your income tax! (SURE!) We YANKED OFF The MYSTERY VEIL hich used to hang over the bizz of) rving clothes on deferred payments. W HY not buy clothes--good clothes —fine quality—full value—low price—on TIME? Why not get as good service and attention—as the CASH STORE plan. (owerityos pay CASH here.) SHOP __ LOOK AROUND ABOUT!!! and you'll find WE’RE giving as good values, as smart styles, as low prices as any of the GOOD STORES which sell on the CASH PLAN. NO MYSTERY off BOUT “TERMS EITHER Your FIRST payment is your FIRST weekly payment. FIRST _P, SHOP AROUND...THEN COME AND SEE. other lifted As the them. On his third trip up ball, the Babe out into the t let the Giant for a cut polled twa * paid him by and the cun can subny badly tug Czar also we n fog on Margaret bay near Vanc B, C., ye ernoon, nt ashore in| eye Smith tx te terday 4 again took — his NS GIVE BABE Steel Steamer Is TREMENDOUS S Lost in Accident ‘ SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich Detat were « Oct plate, us shout uncovered. the fans » Pda and tah pent in around appeared tere up Giants Hu: | iit cling between Ruth The tug Towa of this port rushed to Whitefieh point with pr fons and supplic » ereen, 1 was bunting Hofman and omething: to hind him some him as HERE’S MORE ABOUT STARTS ON PAGE 1 m “dirty fia he into Kelly yesterds from the r for attention put in a cell with time of the evidence h t night, few remarks after finished, but the Babe ed xternal injury, Whatsoever of Dr. Fleischauer Four prisoners in Jack Flynn, Olaf Ob ween Ne diately 1 on the floor went had down and to sleep. e been snorin y turned him ove but that no one hit him or kicked him Ono of the jaile ut 8 o'clock and f bleeding from and suffering from an injured eye was then remoyed to the » but efforts failed. It examined Minor h cut in the head hos his lite that an to save is probaly what caused his death We “AFFLICTION IN |Latherasis bende | SPEECH CURED) Law Mass Meeting | PORTLAND, Or 12.—The * Underwear that’ 's Knit | See your Dealer's display of KNI“ coment masumeeting to be | Underwear THIS WEEK. Cotton, Woo | held here Sunday Silk or Mixtures in Two-piece and Uniot “The prohibition law and its en-| yj Suits for ev i forcement is no more a matter of th ‘ery member of the family, church as such, than any other law; for {nstance, fon, the Lutheran ministers stated in the i a Give some consideration to yous meat ins realth this Fall— “Our chureh will not be there,” the Lutherans declared, nd we refuse to be # party to or to mister body to this un lehureh and state.” any ptural mingling of the | thelr oon | | and After ali the regulars had looked Shields three times, Huggins sent Pipgras, a young right-hander, derisive |to the mound. 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