The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 10

ea nnn nn En eat ihmemantiatin THE SEATTLE STAR GRID CAPTAINS Kian Are. Quashed | 10 BE HONORED svi srsine Ri See the Ku Klux Klan arrested during a Klan parade here, October 28, with Former Team Leaders at} sannoyin, a and congregating “U” Will Parade in publi places," wero thrown out yesterday by Munlctpal Judge Stan: | Cal | jtemple from 6 to 7 p, ‘anhington ley 2 BY MELVIN B, VoORE “The par tho captain TEN bw a ble feature of “Home: | quashed was made py Kian attor coming,” which takes place on the | neys, and the court in favor 0: University campus Friday and Sat: | tp urday, November 23 and 4 The parade, which will span al Most a quarter of a century of Washington football, is planned for the Washington Stato college game eee wh the W'' biankets, the ning at the Keystone Congrega' men will filo silently around the | cinder path as a reminder of what | “hutch, Bast bist at, and oy Washington has accomplished In tho | Pee, following an afternoon baznar. past on the gridiron, Nearly three full elevens have! W. Huntoon, Seattle; Fred } led the teams of Washington in| mon, Bellingham, her 34 years of football and all of! Wiliam C. Bpeldel, Seattle; Owen | the former captains available will Grimm, deceased; Enoch Bagshaw, | be brought together for the proces:|geatth: Fred ‘Tegtmier, Everett: | sion. Melvin. Mucklestone, Chicago; Hu- | Beginning with Frank Griffith of/ pert Grimm, Centralia; William J. | ee Seattle, who was captain two years | Coyle, Seattle; Tom Griffiths, Seat-| Det happiness reign, for! im succession, the long ! tle; Herman Anderson, Soattle;| pe | follows: Otto Collings, Los Angeles; | Waiter Shiel, Seattle; Ray Hung, | 6 re soon to receive a v D, A. Ford, address unknown; Ralph | New Jersey; Loula Seagrave, Bos.| from Mule. Lucy de Slew Nichols, Seattle; Martain Harrals, | to le; George | ska, one of the leading lighte | address unknown; Jack Lindsey ley, at | among the artist colonies in| (captain twice), d ma; Ray Eck-| 7 Larson, Madison, Wis.; © Hilt, |mann, Seattle; Bob Ingram, Ho. | Paris. She's famed for her ‘sonality portraits,” R. | quiam. “pi Motion to have the charges {No adminw but donatic #0 to the Orthopedic he Klansmen on names of the pe not given tn the MEMBERS will bo entertained 1 dinner at 6 o'clock ‘Thursday ove- On the fishing line of Life the cork of Ambition dances around and attracts a lot of attention, but it's the hook of Economy that does the work. The Bar- gain Basement is the thrifty man’s pool. More Than 30 Styles in 7" DRESSES i Bugg Crepe Flat Crepe Satin and Fancy Crepe Sizes 16 to 42 Straight-line effects; short, half and e-quarter sleeves; full pleated mod- ls; pleated flounces; wide, narrow and tie girdles; fancy silk braid; chain stitch- } ing; button and bead trim; predominat- ing colors of black, navy and brown. Guar- anteed Fast Colors Sizes for everyone, but not all sizes in every style. BARGAINS IN BRAND NEW OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS Good quality striped outing flannel. All double yokes and long, set-in sleeves. Five styles in regular sizes and one style in extra size. Full cut and good length. V, square and round necks. Two styles with lay-down collars. Some embroidery trim med and some trimmed with feather stitching. Very pre other colors Navy and Putty Sizes to 36 waist Combination Pleats 5 In Black, Brown, Gray, Sonica JOrthopedia hospital a ‘Thankagivin | annoo will bo held at the M mn, Ni 17, by the Junior Guild of the Unie} brides ying in A 10:plece orchentra will play for jdancing and several untyoraity atu: | Ine lude d are checked taffetas in black SRT eT ligase Will Benefit |Will Send Cheer to. {Harrison PT. A.to |“U” Library Gets [Rescue Man Who GREETINGS! Orthopedic Kiddies} War Brides’ Mothers Meet Next Friday) Law Review Copies Jumped From Boat For the benefit of tho Children's in Washing 6 of me enn to mot wagon Wore wont theu Mr lary Mr's. = MEN'S Poeeeee| «SHIRTS $1.45 Extraordinary Values How Did We Get Them? —By taking all the single bolts and short ends of shirtings from a leading New York jobber. —By having them made (and well made) to our own specifications. That is why we are able to sell these good quality shirts at $1.45. Lots of nice White Shirts. tan and snappy stripes. They come in Fine Count Percale, Woven Madras, Poplin, Oxford Cloth, Soiesette and Fiber Stripes. Men’s Shop sins. vatenes Second Ave, Entrance wash silks in , indeed, in purple, black, blue, for trimmings and millinery. contrasting colors, suitable Pretty 24-Inch Brocades 95c 51-Inch Storm Serge $1.10 Inexpensive, yet attractive Brocades in splendid patterns and col- A good quality Wool-mixed Storm Serge in shades of navy orings for trimmings, nec ar ard fancy work, blue, at a price that will interest many. > ve 36-Inch Printed Silk Ratine 59c 54-Inch All-Wool Serge—Yard $1.75 Grounds of blue, brown, Mohawk, with many pre tty patterns in 150 yards of a materia] that will be much wanted for dresses Mill Ends of Sateen and Lining Twill 25c Yard Lengths 1 to 8 yards auxitiarion ¢ American Le} Teacher associat Unique in activities of the wom-| The Harrison Sehool arent Thirty-elght volumen of the & TACOMA, No 16-1 health ot Wri | tish Law Review, a rare perlod dating back to hin day lock ne x in days of army, have been added to the collection Of |weryiey in France with the Jey the University of Washington Jaw) | 8 Walter H.| social hour Heals, prosident of the Ladies’ auxil:| Freneh mothers of war brides Iiy:| Mra, J. I. Ames, Mrs, HI. Gibt Tacoma in the harbor here Tues |donts will usnist with tho program, |ing here included the mothers of|Mrn, J. A h charge will be made, | M pted, all to Jowell, Mrs Mra. L, D., Walker, Mra, M.|D, K, Adu James ©,| son eal, Mra, J, W.| contain 000 volume a alno re i“ shri Harlo| Agnew, Mra, Laure Nichols and Mrs. | ceived duplicate coples of the Colum. | &ffecte apt, Everett B. Coffin mM |bia and Yale Law Reviews and the crew Lots of nd white, red and white, green and tan; orchid, pink or white. Silks for most every use—at a very low price. Rich Metal Brocades $1.95 Mill-Ends Silk Mixtures 25c Yard! green, silver, gold and Mill Ends for blouses and dresses. ent ts belle heen the caune of 7, ¥,, Iverson's attempt to end his Ife by jumping from the inbound g, g, nts will be ser vehool library, according to Arthur}, 4, Nbrarian hi which now ranks as |B. Fomnaugh, Mra, 2. A. Harper, wcond in alze among the law school braries west of the Miastalppi and Mra, A. O, Iva day afternoon, A quick rescue wag Paisley prints; satins in jaaety navy, green or or oe DAC} , lengths 1 to 5 yards — silk-and-cotton mixtures, in pink, yellow and light blue, for linings, underwear and dress uses, and skirts. In shades of navy blue. in black, brown, tan, gray, navy, light blue, red, orange and green. Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche Santa C in t Single Cotton Sheet BLANKETS he « z nts or ren ute | LOO Brushed Wool Sweaters “Santy” Wants to See You! Just Arrived or Girl Who Visits Him « tm nd b him your nam A addre h Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche Special $7.95 (SECONDS) £ Tan and gray with pink and blue striped borders. 66x80 inches. 400 Pairs Children’ s and Misses’ Sizes 8, to 11 and 11 to 2 A good sturdy school sl in black and brown. Button aS Pe, 9-9)! VG G Thin blown, c tive star or ¢g Included are: and lace styles, with good leather soles. Some have rubber heels. Glasses Water Goblets f WHY NOT ORDER While e for deliv with what we se money gladly refunded Third Ploor—Th: Cut Glass seine $1. 65 Set of 6 t glass tableware, tut in the ipe design. Tall Footed Ice Cream No phone orders a Union Street Basement—The Bon Marc he Bon Marehe Cocktail Glasses ‘epted. attrae- Low Footed Sherbet Jaunty, snappy, fleecy and becoming. These are made from beautiful brushed worsted and mohair—and they take style into their own hands and go a step or two ahead of their predecessors! All of them follow the dashing new straight sil- houette—ignoring the fig- ure-hugging qualities of many sweaters. Some are side ened, and others express the side tie or buckle vogue. With and without collars, and in both plain and striped ef- fects. In high shades and blend- wigs of color that are unusual } | Second Floor—The Bon Marche Scout Dress Percales 15c “| FeeB PIKE STREET SECOND AVENUE UNION STREET nehes wide, in lengt (@) Cotton Challies 15¢ Yard Third Floor—The Bon Marche