The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1923, Page 9

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER : y TATTLE STAR EZRA MEEKER APPLE WEEK 1S. ("== or: m0") BERLIN STORES RHINE REBELS [WOULD BREAK sure torm for ARTISTS WILL TEAC HE RS WITH FRANCE Horsewhipping SING ON RADIO MUCH BETTER PLANNED HERE (sts ov races | ARE PLUNDERED ARE LYNCHED!) 2:2: roa feat aren Sl Bes morous stories subjecta of x Fighting Spirit of Old Pioneer| Merits of Washington's Big mn igs ' __ | Bread Price Increased, Food | Loyalists Beat Foes to Death be ability to pe ; v ‘ re br Is His Salvation Output Exploited id at i Shops Raided by Mobs in Fierce Fighting Arey aig , : . Pate 2 club over UNITED PRESS SUMMARY) BERLIN, Oct, t4—Loyal Ger GO J] e sident ef (Be Vi «we f ting moans have lynched a number of supplies t ists in Aixla-Chape | kind ttitu f . & club, and meme tehes sald today Many of blamed f ail { t t « staff, a KRhenischers literally were agreeme t > beaten to death. Scores were | resumpt _ . wounded tn fighting be | asserted G .. Bremerton Coming tween supporters of the releh t 7 and the secesslonints ith ‘ t to Elks’ Carnival bd Business Bur ichindler on erusing Club Kram will be fure xer-Lhompson, ielen Mendel- and Ivan two million MORE ABOUT when Ge the reich rase GOES INDEPENDENT toate a former Bava ared its autonomy h the left bank of shate h of the district now ys Dietz, largely in the hands of Rhineland pr remain a mem are hin ¢ EE SAT ESMEN WANTED HAD 70 BE ACCURATE |e ti Rhinelat fight. | cede re STE ee reported TO USE A RIFLE ack in Carlyle father | Chapelle at) ¥ te thes: ats | wouldn't let me ry Wtf 4) feated and ed tot r » outbreak of ¢ to hit a aq ‘ i At Hambu wt 3 ¢ burg yesterda time I shot ha 200 wounde ty under the| 1 cruiser Ham was able to go over to Kirkland a n of rg, accompa " ila, order en y & torpedo boat flotilla, ar few days ago and hunt all day and! restored ar comm We're Through—We're Done § fs... igo: SO la There Are Plenty of. hunted with| nists quit thelr jobs ¢ e water minor disturbances | tell you | front and tled up shipy place during the night lah Rg 3h a a | Lovely Hats at Be seit: Sue he HERE'S MORE . . snot grouse wi f rift ae Rhine Chief Says E mr es ABOU T Practical Front We have decided to quit our ' ted bull ZPARIE, Oct. Tbe, separatiets “ORBES 7 Corsets ; je Joh ‘ has Af paiseany sxe a as STARTS ON PAGE 1 “hig emeedhane- heady Bleces. And tho they aren't blood |Patchea tre ia-Chapelie NNE AND LYONS’ Velvet, just now the | i relat ther reget avieg ly | Said ee testified toda % smartest note in Autumn Millinery; allover $ Closing Out t t en Lake oe Pansheins: Chases, 1 , sumt embroidered Hats; lavish trimmings of Ostrich 5.00 One of the finest stocks of : Daek betiiia, Mais Lenehan’ co aan feathers—these are the high lights of fashions in A P-N Practical Front ° tea y boy who | J : , e } ban Glee - : Hats at this modest price. ¥ é Women’s Shoes in this city, all uri n Green Lake, or, if th 4 er he Soronad tg The close-fitting shapes that are so be- Corset designed for the Py n aR eae chien ‘ " i tall figure. In white new merchandise, to be sold at h gh, gut 7 é Bi ‘enprpplsaey es re fo asen aie ed ra Soh coming to “bobbed” heads, the attractive coutil: Pell bobadi with ¢ liaane eoea on” Tak eee ng tho “struggle 4 ‘ t he had fixed with drooping shapes that are alway ioe good elastic inset in back. Re- UNBELIEVABLE PRICES t OF & Nard rook oF low ie ait rd t Har aipaces: style. And many others equally as smart : ic front, \ infor lastic ‘isis teed tary of the interior," Every costume color. At $7.50. Woe While on the Pacific Coast, Mort DOWNSTAIRS STORE with adjustable front “wUnele John” carries a bamboo|| HERE'S MORE ABOUT )/mer, who accompanied Forbes, anid lacing. Sizes 24 to 84. eS. jointed fish pole 25 years old, and STOR 2M g at ntered into negotia , , : At $5.00. | his trusty shotgun, which he invari | ria as with the Hurley-Mason Con Good Values in —DOWNSTAIRS STORE IG ably takes on his annual summer re > tra ». of Tacoma, concerning é ; yearn past. "I wouldn't fake a good? pital. At one time Forbes had been ‘ All- u pt se Slippers, Pumps, Growing Girls’ sized farm, even tn Westetn aah jhe . h line being | vice president in thin firm, Mort / } Y $s Broken Size Oxfords, in kid, Low Shoes in |ington, for either of them,” hel” mer said that in order to keep their s ne satin, suede and patent and calf; \ thats! aad’ Sone ether anes ey FE AR a0) MEN | eat Uairien Sod erieae is oe f WG Tep Coats | Assortment of pate eeeny ae ae by for- | kod.” | used Ww x $5.4 ¢ $8.0) mer! 3. to WAS NEIGHBOR TO O'Ryan Inserted Into the record a \\) fan ‘ : $5.00, now \“BUFFALO BILL” | LOST ON SHIP number of telegrams w i "pad % ) $15 00 Cae 4 e | Stockings | During tho Winter of 1981-1882} NEW YORK, Oct. 24—No word |Deen written in this code. Among $2 5 $3 85 $1 90 $3 45 | Cashner, with two companions, hunt-| has been received from the British | Other secret words in this cod . . . * led buffalo in the Black Hills and,|ship Westmoreland, which late yes.|the name used in telegrams to > metoire Store i M 4 to his recorded count, they |terday sent out 8. 0. %. calla from |“esignate Forbes -was “McAdoo.” \, HE Downstairs Store, just | 65c alr killed 2,165 during the season, keap-|off the coast of Delaware, the naval| When O’Ryan asked Mortimer 4 now, features a very ing the hides and selling the hind|communication bureau here said to.| Why be had been unable to produce’ YY comprehensive showing of all- OMEN’S sam- quarters for one cent m pound. Dur-| day. ja number of ing ‘i iv ing this time his camp was “nelgh-| The Westmoreland carried a crew | dealings with Fo: d purpose Top Coats in plain ple Stockings bor’ to the buffalo hunting camp of|of 80 men and officers jthat his apartment in the Ward 1 f brown tones, striking over- in broken size as- | “Buffalo Bill" Cody, and several) The Westmoreland has not been | aman Park } in Washington plaids and the very smart St ;. Silk. years later he hunted near Teddy/| heard from aince her S O § calls|had been broken ‘Into three pues ' broad stripes in grays and sortments. Silk-boot Roosevelt, w . who waa then a buffalo| were received yesterday during ARS times in the fall of 192% and . hia Yea in drop-stitch ef- and big game hunter in the Dakota| 70-mile gale that swept the sea and|Papera referring to Forbes stolen. browns. Straight line ange fect; Cordovan and Here you will find the most astounding | territory |coast line from Maine to Florida, | “MAKE BIG CLEANUP," and swagger effects. A | white. Lisle and values in Footwear for children, big girls | "But you can't live long and bean| The Danish steamer Phoenix| FORBES PROMISE? Coats full-lined with service- : | d aout and women. This is an opportunity you Jolt grouich or too self-contained,” he| picked up three mensages from the| Ho nald that other papers which able fabrics. Sizes for women cotton in “out Piste Javers. “You've got to take an inter-| Westmoreland. One stated that all | bad been demanded by O'Ryan had fee tia Gale sizes”; Cordovan, should not miss. est in your nelghbors and your city.”| her lifeboats had been smashed by | disappeared from his baggage while and misses. Attractive val ; 5.00 white and _ black. And that ts the reason, his neigh-|the heavy seas and a later one, thelin storage in Philadelphia, and oth ues at $15.00. Sizes 9 to 1014, At bors assert, that “Uncle John” ‘al-| last received, anked that the crewlers had been taken from a trunk in —DOWNSTAIRS STORE 65. 5 " C ways Volunteers his Community|be saved with all possible speed. |n house in Philadelphia ¢ pair. 5 Py Fund subscription first in his com-| All attempts to get into communt:| “We'll all make a big cleanup,” 7 . . —DOWNSTAIRS STO! munity. And that is the reason he|cation with the ainking vessel failed, | Mortimer said Forbes promised them New Arrivals in be belongs and is actively Interested in|and it is feared she went down with/»t that time. the Grand Army of the Republic, the | all hands. | Forbes frequently used this phrase Masonic order and the Ancient Or. The Westmoreland sailed from! when discussing prospects of future der of United Workmen. _,|Boston Monday for southern porta | contracts over which he expected to Crepe Coverall sa j 4,000 Yards of NOTICE none ‘ot then foregoing are tai GALE SWEEPS TBIni: Gens debe Orriyes, oh Cotton Fabrics with” the Borrowed Time club. It's | 1 for the committee, questioned Aprons 1 We offer very unusual spe- Per and ait ts rons ocnceet ot] MANY VESSELS teres tf Seeth ccomraios sn Pos At 15e Yard cials in Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes those who have lived beyond their) new YORK, Oct. 24.-—From|While in California inspecting sites $1 95 / Tans The witness declared allotted “three score years and ten."| sroing to Carolina, smashed broak.|for proposed hospitals this waters, wrecked boats and flooded| Senator Walsh, Massachusetts, of 2,000 YARDS OF UN. | e j waterfronta today attested the fury | the committee, at ong point suggest BLEACHED MUSLIN. In THURS. FRI. SAT. WILL ARRAIGN |: of a 60-mile gale which lashed the |¢d that he did not see the connection ae : 86-inch width. Suitable for " SHOOTING COP ‘Atlantlo. seaboard for hasieas | botween these entertainments and OVEL new styles in cotton ] apronl, cneedle (iwerkee Rare Bring them down with you d ll hatred aoa inthe icine! that heWiohed ts show crepe Coverall Aprons, In | many household # Samuel H, Shart, the “shooting | tensity last night and today Jt was|Committes that he wished to show e color and attractive combi- rai 15c patrolman,” will be arraigned before | moving southward, that the official veterans’ bureau} one col } | purposes, Yard.... Judge King Dykeman Friday, to an-| Fear was felt for the British |Party “wasted most of their time nations of colors. New sleeve swer to a manslaughter charge|steamship Westmoreland, with 80/00 Meith ee ae teonh hae bebe and pocket effects, pipings in ) 300 YARDS OF ROLLER facing him, The charge was filed|men aboard, which wan in distresy| of hospital fa Ak nad bh Aah Le ; TOWELING. Absorbent Jafter Short had shot and mortally|14 miles off Delaware breakw ater | Ink.” contrasting colors and sashes. { ad | 9’ 9 lwounded: Teaac, Hamburger,’ ssore-| at the height of the storm | Asked by O'Ryan whether he had | Galen’ RAMU a Talee ech able | quality twillweave cotton tary to Federal Judge BE. E. Cush An unidentified British schooner | expressed his concern to Forbes : eho ett Toweling for making roller man, last Wednesday, and seriously | was seen off Quoge, N. Y,, last)About his leaving the veterans’) from, Attractive values at towels and dish towels. wounded Mra, Violet Davis, pedea-|night, flying Its.ensign reversed ax |bureau before Asahe asian oie $1.95. Width 16% inches, trians, while attempting to bring} @ distress signal, dda gee gi ciai ama he ML “15¢ down a fleeing shoplifter Waterfront streets of Norfolk, |4nd quoted Forbes as saying that DOWNSTAIRS STORE —__fi_\\__ Yard Hamburger died Sunday morning,|Va. and Baltimore, Md., wera|he Would remain as head of the Mrs. Davis in Hving, tho atti! in| Partially flooded by the extraordin. | Veterans’ bureau until the contracts & critical condition arily high tide caused by the wind Closing out the New fancy Pumps, better grades High Just received, new Shoes and Low, all styles and leathers, sizes, formerly priced Cul and Spanish at $4.50 to $6.50 heels, formerly $5.00 300 YARDS OF GLASS now to $9.00, now TOWELING. Serviceable $3.85 $545 | | $4.85 $685 | PB BANDITS ROB 2 ithontcmntmy OM Amat x oe quarter lightships broke adrift, but Mortimer then traced the course | N * \ . i 17-inch width, With red or were picked up later, The light-|of the Forbes party from San Diego | ‘ . NN x blue stripes. fe thar 2d JEWEL STORE house at capo Hentohen, near Lewn,|to Tacoma, a trip on which, Mort : . . kaepiapennarts 9) 5) + | Delaware, was menaced by giant|mer said the party was #hown many : SS 7 AN \ ay lrour vancite wold. wy "the’ Be tole | RUBE Sake adie cer aae tine GEM oat | 500 YARDS OF 324NCH jour: bandite held up the 8. Dia y ple aunches and other ident o Pacitic Steamship com: | a rARDS RIN Just four doors from the mont: Jewslty atop) ier the dowhtowd |e any beam eaUnGnSS: BACOMNGs! Ident of the Fags Steamunin Com . i USGA hee Eee Dearne [small boats at City Island, a New| pany GINGHAMS. A broken as- Grote-Rankin Co. + with senet + and escaped | york resort, were carried away. While still in the Puget Sound |} sortment of plaids, checks — $40,000 worth of diamonds , Breakwaters at Coney Island, |yegion, Mortimer said Forbes and} ‘ Two of the robbers covered clerks + Sheepshead Bay and Bath Beach arty we invited t Juneh- " é } and plain shades in the Opposite Ernst Hardware with guna and gathered up the pie Sq Thy yd aee Oa Sher RARE Tepe, syste ee. Rane partially destroyed, and the}eon in Forbes’ honor aboard the } wanted colors, 15 iT s gems, while the others stood muard | ocean threatened the new board Walk|gtoamer H, F. Alexander, at which | c fh ote ‘hany Yo enya jee gb | Two Smart New Styles da eld oa ag ne robbers. | At Boston the wind wan reported! jorbes made a speech in which, | . s OUTING Scores of BAsble pane the shop/to have reached a velocity of 60] according to Mortimer, the head of in omen’s umps Re et While the robbory wan sin progress, /miien an hour. Many ships woreltne veterans’ bureau’ declared he Dp : is) in wid but, due to the denco fog, tho ban: | forced to week refuge in Vineyard| haa heon sent to Tacoma by Presi M3 20 yards) in wide assort: fits were able to take thelr time |iiaven, on the New England const, ment of fancy stripes and And’ obiiplite thaty Sure. dhdetented dent Harding to present Alexander The ‘fivemasted brigantine Macer-| with q medal on which the head of | chee, Medium” _weleht SHOE STORE (ea ‘ atl from New York went on thelr, Harding was represented, e Bibel Gr i 15¢ What’s in the Air || tocks off Lews, Del. Mortimer said that “ha wan nover Yard, “ON, | rey ao surprised In his life” that he} sas z . : 5 2i PIKE ST Mad he besle rie Ku Klux Klan Shop [aia not think Forbes when ne began | AT LEFT; Black Suede Pump combined with pats 430 YARDS. OF FIGURED al . Hix aneech, Intended any auch prow ent leather, Attractive lattice effect at instep. With PLISSH CREPE. ‘Two at ¥ KpZe (46 meters)—s40 to 9:80. || Raided and Wrecked |enation, thot he know Forbes oar R F ot i ilitary 5 | tractive patterns in yellow | mec nil eel, At $: i y y NEAR SIXTH cry moters)—9:30 to 4:30;|| KANBAS CITY, Mo. Oct, 24—-Alrled half a dozen such media \ lium military heel, At $5.85. i ‘ "ae nites Mane + and lavender, with cross. 8:40 to 0:80. lnhop met up at 806 W. 12th sty tojaround with him, and that he had | AT RIGHT: Black Satin Pump in two-button bar effects, A desirable KFTY (291 motoray—7:80 to #100. Jwell Ku Klux Klan literature, regalia| given away a halt dozen almilar | style. With elaborate cut-out effect in black suede. quality for lingerie, 15 Ky (283 moteray-—:40 to 6:15, |jand’ emblems, was raided and ' | Medium Spanish heel, At $5.85, ' SE RATA TTS Cc 40 to 8180, lwrecked — today Windows — were] One-fourth of the chewing gum YNSTAIRS STORD DOWNSTAIRS STORE © KHQ (280 meteraySilent ‘emashed, The stock of goods was}made in the United States comes | J | 4 demolished, from New York city, - : ~ ~ —