The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1923, Page 5

war by ba THE SRATTL PRESIDENT OFFERS TO GIVE UP IIS CHAIR TO NEWSPAPER MAN VA SSSINGEON, Noy, 21,—Whenever a newspaper re- porter feels tired he is welcome to sit in President Coolidge’s chair. At the regular meeting today between the president and the correspondents, Mr. Coolidge remarked that the reporters seemed tired, as some were seated and others seeking chairs, “Anyone can haye my chair who is tired,” the presi- dent stated, One of the correspondents asked {f that applied only to newspapermen, “That is as far as it goes,” the president replied, ALLEY ROBBERS (GOOD MAYOR OR BATTER VICTIM) A FLAT TIRE? Slugged Man Is Recovering |Edwin J. Put on Trial at} in Hospital Press Club High Jinks ‘GERMAN SPY IS GIVEN PARDON: Coolidge Frees Man Who| Gave Army Information | | | | LEAVENWORTH, Kan,, Nov. , weontenced to di py during \he war, was 1 from federal prison here to: day, His sentence was commuted |to life imprisonment by Praident Wil json and he was pardoned by Prosi | dent Coolidge, | Witske was tried by a@ military court at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Accused of having obtained informa Hon at @ military encampment near Nogales, Ariz, regarding movements of American troops with the inten tion of forwarding it to Germany Warden W, I. Biddie said Witske had been a “godd prisoner," Representatives of the German gov ernment met him at the prison gates and will accompany him to see that ho Is immediately deported as provid. ed in the pardon, MAN, 81, FINED _ IN BOOZE CASE | He'll Serve His Term at Old Slugged by » bandit who béat “fe. "Doo, Bruwh ik ‘ecod’ avon him over the head with a heavy oy weapon, Tuesday night, Henry | °° ® flat tire | Elnhouse, 6408 §, Alder st., Ta- That question was answered) coma, was taken to the etly hos | Tuesday night at the pital early: Wednesday morning, when he was found lying in an alley near Seneen and Post sts,, seriously injured. Elnhouse had Press club,| where Dos was invited as a guest of honor and then was set upon by arresting officers and “jugged.”| Folks Home Quarters neerdlde paeee. te as John F. Dore, Press club preal-| - - y dent: Einhouse told the police that he Because of his age, Robert McDon-| wan passing the alley when he was | ald, $1, an inmate of the King county]attacked without warning from be- home, was paroled in custody of the | hind and knocked unconscious by an home superintendent when ho was|assailant whom he did not see. | fined $200 for violation of the federal He remembers nothing, he said, | Prohibition act in federal court Tues-| from the time he was struck until | day. He will be allowed to serve his| he awoke in the city hospital. Ein. }term at his customary quarters, in-|house declared he was pusgled by “This man is under arrest and] will be tried at once before you| good citizens, Everybody to the jury box. Judge Claypool will conduct the hearing!" | Patrick Henry would have wept in shame could hoe have heard the arguments and appeals that then resounded thru the halla And in| | stead of In the King county jail. {the attack, as he did not know there} ing end, the jury brought in ital | Afton G. Farrow, Seattle business | ¥"% anyone near him. verdict. A jury composed of more Union made in Seattle. All Attendants at the hospital at first | Wednesday morning it wan declared The |that his injuries were painful but not perilous. Police believe the man was slug- ed an he passed by the alley en- trance and then was dragged into the alley by the thugs. first, but the bad news broke when Judge Jeremiah Neterer fined him | $500 for posseasion of alx botties of | the Hquor. | Other liquor Iaw violators who | Were sentenced late Tuesday were verdict was all signed and sealed 'n everything. “In the Mayor ® g004 mayor—or coat guaranteed. Ten différ- | a flat tire?” j | ent styles and materials to choose from. Prices— What do you suppose it sald? Well, hold your breath. jAmy Kimote, fined $25, and The verdict read: Shimomare, who recetved 45 days inj,,Arrested as @ burglar suspect! “Ho Is Mail aba a $906 fina Tuesday night, Erward Richards,| The mayor was Initiated into | eee Seem 22, ts sald by the police to have|club membership, ate the “free | admitted partiéipation in the rob-|iunch sandwiches and had a good bing of two homes in the city. He] time. | was arrested by Detéctives B. Yoria ps nd C. C. Fortner at Third ave, and umbla st. The two officers say Aged Man, Former rt of the clothing he was Postmaster, Taken rol at Q fe had oe nate te bike te ten |< PORTLAND, | Mev. © Sim itiensd Richards ix held tn the an open charge. Byers, 60-year-old former postmaster So did everybody else. Rum Ruling SALEM, Ore,, Noy. 21 | leggers carrying liquor ¢gon are today deprived of in surance protection a decree issued by Will Moore, state in- | surance commissioner. $22.50 $25 that p Boot- | wea Or been stolen city jail on Jat Olene, Klamath county, will go trial here in the United States |Want Intersection Officially Named district court on a charge of mis-( : Moore advises all {naurance appropriating postoffice funds ap. Come Thursday, Friday or companies that thelr permite A property owners’ petition’ waa | proximating $1,500 turday. This sale will be Wil be: canceled if they favue Tue o the clty couneit| Byers disappeared from Olene Sa . Ul policies covering the confi } x eafetins 31 and was later arrested July Richfie! where, |ficers aay, he had acres of land. He ts now held in Square” or) Multnomah county fall in default catering to this business,” sald |"Dennet Pince.” It will be connider-| of $3,000 ball | Moore today. ed Thursday at a seasion of the ab “This department does not In. | Streets and sewers committee. for “Three Days Only,” and just bring A DOLLAR and wear home your choice of any Black Bear Brand Overcoat In Our Store, for Only $1 Down, and tion of automobiles a hat the open space at the in-) from persons engag porting Hquors. 1 fre federal ¢ purchased tersection of Second ave, Eagle at., | Warren ave. and Denny way be des. “Some companies have been [ignated an “Dennet \Packer’s Father Passes in Tacoma | which fs so palpably calculated to protect those who deliberately se TACOMA, Nov. 21. — Collapsing | bee = > ee = after eating iuncheon yesterday, | sf ECAR eee ae | Peter Carstens, 86, died almost in stantly at the home of his aon, Thomas Carstens, well known Ta jcoma and Seattle meat packer, The aged man had been in poor health| for several days, He ts survived by 9 | two sons, Thorhas and ullus Carstens, daughter, Mra. Peter V. jand several grandchildren. A MOTIO> the results ! workmen in , Newest protetcive devices was sh before 500 Standard Oil Co. em at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium Tues- | day evening. What’s in the Air Wednesday, November 21 FOR BOWELS PICTURE depicting “Arelenaness among | | hg injuries and the | | If Headachy, Bilious, Sick Constipated loyes You get the Coat you select when you pay the first Dollar. Cornils, |Gold Found Under | | Medford Buildings t ) Dollar Dow: KDZE—(45 12:30 to . sabe the ts MEDFORD, Ore., Nov, 21.—Gold Pays It EPIGUh0. cuales bh0 de been di 1 in the el 4:30; #40 to 10 i strata underlying the downtown sec | HPTY—(891 tetera). glist |tlon of Medford. ‘The best sample kon ICTR--(A80-ihaterns 646 Oh 646 obtained go far was under the eTWEEN P 8 re a sida Ma Medford National bank 1427 FIFTH AVE. AND Union 1:40 to 8:30 National ban At Jacksonville, miner © taking (280 meters), st KHQ S & S |from one amall rocker WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP) | Biss | No sriping or inconvenience to | Reece Sentenced | lows a gentic liver and bowel cleansing with “Cascarots.” Bick Headache, Biliousness, | Gases, * Indi. gestion, and all such distress gone |°n? to 10 years in the state prison by morning. Most harmless laxa.|at Walla Walla by Judge Everett —= ~ = = = —— tive for Men, Women and Children|E. Smith Tuesday when R 100 boxes, also any drug store. — THE RHODES so. ea eT pleaded guilty to illegal po | of narcotics, and 60c sizes, ertisement A Limited Number of 36-Piece White and Gold Semi-Porcelain DINNER SETS Thursday at An exceptionally good buy at this low price, a RIE $3.00 Mazda Christmas Tree Lighting Outlits $1 83 SPECIAL s Sets consist of 8 colored lights and long cord and plug. (Buy now for Christmas.) (No C. 0. D. Orders and No Deliveries) e ‘Horsman Dressed Mama Dolls FOR THURSDAY ATS”... $1.69 A very beautiful doll that says 14 Inches high, has composition head and hb cloth body; is very attractively dressed; regular $2.50. A big value at $1 ee, A BIG SOAP SPECIAL bf FOR THURSDAY 10 Bars of Classic White Laundry Soap and 1 Can of Sunbrite Cleanser for Sunbelt Cweansé ag 39c WATERBURY “VIGILANT” ALARM CLOCKS Reduced! $1.49 A wonderful timekeeper; has back bel and is finished in nickel. A splendid valu larly sells at $2.50, No €. 0. D. Orders MeCall Printed Patterns 3492 and 4500 A Long Blouse The Newest Style of All ERY long it is, the new blouse, and either straight (when it is called Chinese) or rippling out at the bottom (when it is called Casaque). It is worn, of course, with a camisole skirt and it is quite the newest and most fashionable garment the new season has offered. These are McCall Printed Patterns 3492 and 3500 100 BETTY BRIGHT Aluminum Tea Kettles At a Big Saving. Size No. 5 $1.19 Betty Bright is a high quality which will give you long service. aluminum man, bought some expensive whisky |, ° h th 1 Hott than 100 newspapermen, city offi-| | wool, well made out of “long not long ago for his private use, Ho| feared that the slugger victim Fat {clals business men, attorneys and| || wear” kind of cloth. Every didn't think it was no expensive at| *Uffering from a fractured skull, but | others, | . |tey, on Liquor Count ; : Roy Reece was sentenced to verve | CONEY, has announced he will run jery, did not attempt to escape from | Sound, Wash., or to the Bureau et for the supreme court bench on the|the issue of the |dinavian-American bank thi to pardon Lindberg during a brief ab. John F, Main A Sale of Millinery ret Your Thanksgiving Hat Now! 50 Smart Velvet Hats Reduced to $4! 50 select models from our regular Winter stock, consisting of Lyons and Panne Velvets in a good color assortment, including black. They are smartly trimmed with feathers, burnt pea- cock, coque feathers and ornaments. All have undergone extraordinary reductions for this sale, Thursday. Choice at only $4.00. Higher Priced Hats Reduced, Too! 85—$10.00 VELVET HATS are reduced to ved eb cease te SPOOR 16—$12.50 VELVET HATS are reduced to veep ets see. BT.95 21—$15.00 VELVET HATS are reduced to . , v0 aT OS. 6—$16.50 VELVET HATS are reduced to ...... .810.00 85—$18.50 VELVET HATS are reduced to . $10.00 84—$19.50 VELVET HATS are reduced to .............-.0000- $10.00 28-—$22.50 VELVET HATS are reduced to .. sees. $12.95 7—$25.00 VELVET HATS are reduced to seeees B1Z.95 7—$27.50 VELVET HATS are reduced to . $12.95 1—$35.00 VELVET HAT is reduced to . .- $12.95 What Could Be more attractive to the thrifty purchaser than a sale of neckwear preced- ing the usual Holiday rush, and in which such substantial savings are 80 pronounced on mer- chandise that itself sug- gests Christmas giving? Lot No. 1: Ties, Special at 65c or 2 for $1.25 A fine group of Men’s Four-in-Hand Ties of cut silks and knitted weaves in checks, stripes, heather and Persian de- signs. The wide variety of patterns and color combinations makes this lot an attractive one to choose from at this price. Lot No. 2: Ties at 95c + Ties in this group include cut silks from our regular $1.50 line, in patterns, colorings and quality of materials that are found combined only in high-grade merchandise. Every Tie is mohair- lined. THE RHODES CO Dress Special only $11.45! Second Floor Lot No. 3: Ties at $1.35 or 2 for $2.50 Hundreds of Christmas Gifts will be bought from this group Thursday! Our regular $2.00 and $2.50 lines of high- | i. So 'tine including the Sport Dresses in grade cut silk ties, including the fa- | checks and stripes, are priced special for one vored Italian and Swiss imported silks | day only, at $11.45. There are long lines, in their remarkable patterns ahd color- coat styles and drape effects among them, in ings; to sell at $1.35 or 2 for $2.50! | "2% 18 ‘0 4% Don't miss itt Wool, Velvet and Silk Dreases—our entire good pay from the back yard of the |b —— — - | Lynden | property here an| | Jounce a day has been cleaned «| Sorley Seeks Bench; |Prisoner Batters | proposals will be received by the av of Supplies and. Ac vy Department. Washington Dy until 16 o'clock a. m., December : | 4. 1923, for delivering template paper z rT, Nov. 24.—J. Lundine, | to the Navy Yard. Puget. Sound pe Bi a date By; sm. | Wash. Apply for pro} 6 ere |fellow prisoner with Jack Montgom-| Supply Officer: Neon gee ‘Saget Lindberg Is Issue} TACOMA, Nov, 21,—John A. Sor deputy Way Out of Jail} prosecutor of is POTTER, Pi Navy Accounts. DA’ Darrington jail Monday night, maater General of the 3. of Gustaf |it developed today pardoning Lundine, after eece | Lindberg, former head of the Scan-| Montgomery had batterea his way }|——>—————___ |thru a brick wall to freedom, crawled Sorley announced that he believes |thru the aperture in search of Mar | shall Henry Keenan to warn him| She ecisior ¢ Lindberg case v in lecision in the Lindberg case was! oe the jail break pchiness nded down with tie gpecial pur, Montgomer ad not been found. } treating all diseases pose of permitting Lieut. Gov. Coyle|He used a piece of gas pipe to de.| of men and women. | Specializes in stom- molish the interior of the new struc- | ¢ h trouble, and hit Lundine over the head | ‘s#=se ments, when the latter attempted | ure Yow Chinese Remedy Os, | Way. to persuade him not to flee = Beatie, Wash. cAl Hot Breakfast— Quick nce of Goveronor Hart for th ate. He will oppose Chief Justicr with it QUICK QUAKER Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes! Here's a vigor breakfast in-a-hurry. Ask your grocer for Quick Quaker, Cooks in half the time of coffee, faster than eggs, no longer than plain toast! So start the day right with a HOT bFeakfast—best for you, best for the youngsters. Regular Quaker, too 2 atyles at grocers’ now. Quick Quaker and regular Quaker Oats, the kind you've always known, Sane plump flakes as regular Quaker Oats, the kind you've known. But cut thinner and partly cooked—smaller flakes that cook faster, that's the only difference. All the rare Quaker flavor. All the nourishment of the world'g premier vigor breakfast. But—no bother cooking.