The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1923, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR “Coal and Oil’ to BLAME COUNT Be Lecture Topic Prof, EB. J. Alleged ‘Butcher’ Tells Hiram Johnson's Scientist Will Be Son Visits City in Seattle Soon Bishop Cooper to Lecture in City y of Washing His Revolution History 2°" oerce Immigration Authorities Still Probe Record | ay. 1 of Russian Immigrant ¥ BY JOHN W. NELSON pending Changes Scientific. Explanation of Mental Healing: The lectures are free. SERIOUS CHARGE t's this man charged berla, where Bon Marche Food-Shop Specials Thursday Bon Marche Bread 10c Loaf 2 Loaves 1 Genuine Orange Pekoe Tea, lb. 41c nd of black tea. IS WELL-LIKED Marie Sundelius Does Not Claim to Have ‘Temperment’ | B50 the buttery kind, ‘oF ane apecial She Turnover . well-liked day, 4 lbs An artist who is universally liked, because she credits nothing of her Success to. that chilling, indefinable quality, known as “temperament,” and who telly reporters, when asked for the secret of her appeal to the Opera-attending public, that she just} does her best and always hopes that | °- ince the public: will live her-—that's Marie {1/ "routs Btar Sliced Bacon, 1b = meee 1 her 1d. a Paula's” Mome-made kx. 18e1 2 for Swift’s Boneless Cottage Butts, Ib. 25c Fine, lean sugar-cured meat. sand Island > Madrona Tomatoes Large Can 13c New stock, doz 81.50 Kentucky Wonder Stringless Teans,” éan ; ae California Home Cat tt ase made Mince . 18-08. e ale Blackberry Jam, 14-02. ° Be | quare Pumpkin, can. te Donen 41.35 Happy Home Spinach, large cane wae 1De Lunch at the Counter—35c Veal Cutlets with Spaghett! and M Candy Snaps Delicious Butter Cream Roll. 3 Smooth Sugar Almonds, 1b. ther Coffee or Milk Food Shops, Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Brew CANDY SECTION Apple Pie THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT The Saving Habit is man’s thermometer of : Success. Patronize the Bargain Basement and Maria Sundéliuse send the mercury to boiling point. ‘Sundelius, who will sing at the Met- Topolitan theater in Seattle on No- vermier 12. ¢ ‘The appearance of Mixx Sundeltus ‘Will mark the second of the series of Musical programs to be staged dur- | ing the fail and winter months in the | Seattle Artists’ series, under the man- | agement of Katharine Rice. Miss Sundelius first. attained na-| tional prominence in musical 4 Our Buyer Sends Another Wonderful Purchase of Coats From the East! Brytonia, Bolivia and Normandy &, Coats We are offering these 50 thru her interpretation of the role Marguerite in the opera “Faust,” as .& member of the Metropolitan Opera Co, of Chicago, “Temperament,” she sald in a re-! cent interview, “is nothing else than | pure temper under another name.. If! Other artists wish to display temper | and call it temperament—and. al-| low crities to rave about this method | of demonstrating genius, I have | hothing’to say against it, “In my own work. I just try to do my best every time I appear before kn audience, and leave the stage hop- Ing that they have enjoyed my ef- forts, That's all there is to tempera- ment, as I see it.” November 12, except | for the accompanying instrumental | sic, and will sing a number of ne- | from popular operas, accord: | ing to the management of the series, U Students to See Red Juniors Had Better Next Priddy ‘everyone oh’ the tni-! yérsity of Washington corhius will “see red.” Angry? Oh, no, not at all. Only Friday has been set as the long-looked-for- ward-to day when the juniors will Appear in thelr new little red vests, The vests will be ready for the boys and girls next Thursday and tho lsts show that almost ay many girls have ordered them as have men, ‘The latest thing in campus fads iy made up in red flannel and is Mned with black sateen. ‘The class numerals in gold appear on the lower left point, Wes Verd, chairman of the pep ond traditions committee of the third year gang, says that juniors caught on the campus minus the red vost will be liable to the same punishment meted out to freshmen, which js, the application of a paddle to w person's onatomy in an em- barransing manner, Friday should Ye & memorable day, LEMON AS BLEACIL ion Is an excellent bleach, and if you rub a half of om over your Dustry boards and rolling pin it will Temiove any spots and keep the sur. Peeaywhite and now looking. ] coats cheaper than at any other time this season, All are fully lined and fur trimmed. Novelty tassels, side ties, and some with fur cuffs, In brown, navy, taupe and black. Cleanup of Odds and Ends of Pumps and Oxfords Sizes 214 *1 .00 to 41, at Black and gray kid, brown calf, black patent leather. Some novelty styles—all are suitable for growing girls or women, High and low heels, Sizes 5 to 8, at WHY NOT ORDER BY MAIL? While FOR ture Thurad k in th Held Responsible for Kelso t., « Bridge Tragedy OLYMPIA, Oct t by tra trix VICE In Men, did it ever occur to you that t individual store within The clothing from some of the very best r Bon Marche’s reputation firmly stands tury The Bon Marche has enjoyed the vic sand satisfaction, and we want you Bon Marche “Special” Hats $3 —and They're Excellent Hats, too! beratch or plain finish, in ail the new blocks. In black, slate, amoke, brown, seal, sand and mint Heavy Cotton Union Suits Heavy ribbed Union Sults in white, gry and eer Long sleeves and ankle length. All Snappy Patterns Four-in-Hands patterns novelty effects. Allcolo rs and | color combina Good quality outing flannel with military necks and large pearl buttons. Roomy and full cut, In pink, blue, tan and helio All sizes, Fiber Striped Madras Shirts stripes on white grounds, Woven madras with fiber stripes in all colora and color ‘combinations, Some two. tone effects, Sizes 14 to 17, ton Marche, stocked with dependable Hira Johnson, son of the) Roy® andrews, lender of t it fn je the Wii of Monge nin Sealy Thureda, to the & Genta liner jamin A 31.—A aixtotwo| when his Murdered Woman “ Is Found at Ranch HAMMOND, Cal., Oct, 31—Mra.|_ Chasl@M@ephens, wife of the rt decision re * court in @ test] The decision Mrs. Kate M. 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