The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 9

' _ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1923, THE SEATTLE STAR WOMAN CPAD bey i ‘Japanese Suicide _|Cascade School Is |Mock Court-Martial |WILL DISCUSS |University Debate | WOMAN SCARES Murdere on Way to Die | Miguel, Untold Pooted 2, Haslare ar Rodedvelt Post Ero OES Club Offers Prize # Wednesday night looted] A mock courtmartial, ta be held Offer of a cup to the champions | owt healquarters Monday night, : >uget Sound dixtrie Kanada, $7, 880 Him Grove ave., wifo| and taking a large collection of tools}! AUAEEOE 4 64 | Alexanderson at & p.m. Thursday at |! the Puget Sound district has been will thresh out charges of violations | of a Japaneso rancher, who drank «| from the manual training and gym:| haggle o » University of | made by the Badger Debate club of eclutibn oe Pe Aa LE ERT Citi aeoeGaa tT FAG OP SAE RSID: Eee al Best y ‘hall on tho Untvernity of|made by the Badger Deb iN A olution of nigotine which she had|nasium departmen 16 1 of misconduct during the | Wathington earnpu, the University of Weshington, with E Klan Cleared of Blame for on using as kh tree spray, Wednow | by n forced by the thieves, according vi | Alexanderson is now chief engineer ' | Armistice day parade wl the i if stimulating interest in Farmer's Disappearance | | day afternoon. to Charles ¥ , principal of the ! fi uy acd i nt will Ine, Of the Radio Corporation of America a 1 bi ee. } os for A nent wil deba “es | ‘The woman died within a few min. | *ehool clude such serious offenses an the | {M4 IH generally recognize pelng ; 5 rr MEDINA, Ohlo, Nov, 22—The Ku] tutes after drinking the poison, She SOREN T EE . wearing of logging» upside down, world authority on matters por-} The Puget Sound tela bape Klux Klan, as an organization, to-| |ia survived by her husband. and a], WASHINGTON.—President Cools} wenring clyilian overcouta over unl. ing to radio the wchools in Seattle, Enumelayr, day was cleared of blame in con-| | {de has signed an Ati order | rormn Rina’ the He has been granted more than| Port Townsend, Buckley, Bremerton participation tn the : ’ othe lower right pocket | 109 Patents on electrical devices, has | and Bothell. Syearokl daughter It te believed 4, | Japan DFODOLEY BURT HEH, EO Beer Ml buttons on the uniform missing, | 2veloped several new types of ; stock of the Botany Worsted Mills, trical machines and is the inventor| jointly by the city and university | Passaic, N. J. nelzed by the govern. of & new system of wireless telegra-| branches of the American Institute | Australia has « standing army of |ment from German owners during] BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE| phy and telephony, of Electrical Engineers and the In- only 3,200, the war thru Star Want Ad columns, » meeting tonight 1# to be held nection with the disappearance Octo ber 29 of Fred Thompson, farmer, who had received a number of let: | tors signed “Knights of the Ku Klux | Klan," and oniering him to leave the county within 30 days, John Weber, county prosecutor, to whom Mrs. Lucille Renner ts said to have confessed that she sent mes- sages of warning to Thompson, an- nounced that ho uncovered no evi- dence to indicate that the Klan as an organization was in any way im: plicated. On the face of Mrs. Renner’s con fession, Weber sald, it would appear that she wanted Thompson to leave | the community because she believed he had dealt unfairly with her. Her} use of the name of the Klan was unauthorized, so far as he could learn, Weber said, Mrs. Renner’s confession, however, made many references to the persons she supposed to be Klan members and she seemed to feel that they | were with her in seeking to run Thompson out of the community, | Weber believes. | yee rs ——— PINE STREET —— SIXTH AVENUE - | W NEW SUPPLIES OF Wy VIOLET Ye Olde-time Fruit Cake (Ve-o-lay) % IRST-QUALITY ingredients, the finest ob- TOILETRIES tainable, both imported and domestic, give ND EXCHANGE Ad columns. SR. Gesrr : AU DE BEAUTE this Fruit Cake its special flavor. Spanish | 7 MEALYS, a liquid almonds, whole nuts, deliciously tender, new | Dominick Delfino HT} | powder, $3.75. crop ‘California walnuts and pecans, imported | j i RT ak in ee AE END Ambre Rovat Face Powder, | + fruits prepared in uniform sizes are used. gl |how two black-robed women accom: | his likeness to tho murderer de- MONEE Mtn Cake Date e Olde-time Ingredients plices, disguised as Holy Sisters pre-}scribed in the Scranton circular,| 1.00 * Ye Olde-time Excellence sumably intent upon administering |'Then Delfino was put in a nolitary | jlast rites and comforts to a con: | cell and | ater transferred to Vancou-| Ambre Royal Sachet, $1.25 TASTING IS BELIEVING ee | demned murdere! f ne Acka- © | bottle. Ney at . Re My heart, it was broken,” the lit-} | . * Ambre Royal Body Sachet, in At 85c the Pound : passed the doomed man a revolver |ite cantive confessed," t al N. W t S t reads Pali 4 | ~ 1 jwith which he later shot one jallor | ve captive confessed. OI am not aij) | ew inter Jults Peche and Palle shades, —The Candy Shop, First Floor RE: and clubbed another insensible in pean agciek canbe nae | oe $190 “hottte, Heb making his escape, was told for the | in that man. I am tired, for it ts F Li l B Eau Vegetal, skin lotion, in | | first time Wednesday night by /honoleas to hope. a nit | Brine do Violettes and Amo- | | {Dominick Delfino,’ 34, back to the} hea oar fae Re ata Se ee Vitel | j Jelectric char. ce a er bt pg para : H . ve abe - Delfino, a gentle, sad-taced man, | With two officers, Christian Rose and| —as pictured, have real Vests, made of } and Violette, $2.00. { ie Sa lescaped at dawn February. 4, 1918, | Daniel Williams, took charge of Del-| sitlolé ¢ cif is | | having Soap, in metal case, i Eyesight Specialist but a few days before he was to £100 at Va nt | easily-laundered materials, that lend a | for a ¢ which he | him to Beat very grown-up air to young wearers. | 9 Cream, in jar, Tri- | Back In the Old Location Riclarel he ia Wok ck ; train connect many. Late very grown-up alr to young wearer | sce and Veloutine, $1.25. | 4 Brat Hendne Feith e heuste t train and chained to his berth for| THE WOOL JERSEY SUIT, at left, fe Eh hese te ae atce : Known for Good Optical heart : He lived ‘ in tt a : Lacrosse | has a blue linen vest and collar, Farnese Creme, vanishing = | 9 . | Work at Reasonable Prices iy Known Nace aa Gacomo| | Dein, he officers say, or one} price $8.50. Peek ee A Cedar-Lined Chest No Charge for Examination he Toe ihc aiog taal woGele aliiinc tothe sath , | and 75c; in jars, $1.00 y Modern Bedroom Furnishings Pinna ‘htc oohY, wierd. he reeriacls Siskel Olinalioned aout ts ae reruns Cle | THE GRAY TWEED SUIT, at right, | Ambre Royal Creme, $1.50 jar. | To Amominey Be y gitain ; a and is now on|gulsed as nuns wio gave him the| with Tuxedo-stile coat, has a white Bath Salts, in Rowe Verveine $45 00 H.C. & M. CURRY nd broken revolver, Delfino smiled and shook pique vest and eollar, price $15.00. = op ‘ologne and Fou- ; ye ; ‘ nmetrists and Opticians | Ne CesD DELFINO beth a8 sda sede OOD design and fine cabinet-making are ON HIS DEATHBED ny Also for juvenile boys, new Oliver Twist of bath ws | featured in these handsome ere ma- | 3002-3 Areade Bldg. Delfine'm, story re rg a xe; models of novelty wool fabrics, junior versions Eua do Cologne, in decor- | walnut—harmonizing wit room | q $ PRS | geen zi cial Fee thelil Tab J ve tan Sata ee ? hogany or 4 ang | Third Floor MEA in-z2ng f{of fiction. A coal miner by trade it) PVR AY RICK of the sailor suit, the Norfolk and the Tuxedo, | pead de heah is ceegeteeen | sities in these woods. oa 0 was exceedingly all with straight trousers, in Tweeds, Wool eli threat ated % ‘4 “ ahs Ht ee * aed . . : ° . 2 three shades—-abricot | Lined throughout with cedar to provide 4 : seth Sie, Moet: & NELSON Jersey and Se ba Te 0 SA epee Regs shen safety for furs and woolens; fitted with | Best for Rarebits me ‘ r a eS mpacts tn three-quarter tray, and measuring 48x80x21 i Sree Dates ts - Ny -— =irst Floor AN inches. Price $45.00. —Third Floor |) 7% os J © it never cooks stringy " s =.= 24] ibd tex Seucotite was ans & the quality spread cheese § | cused Delfino iB | victed COMFORTABLE CORNERS |: MAKE HOME A SUCCESS |<" istmns y Y Good Old | m Oe 36 (Only) Imported Mah-Jongg Sets peices , Hive | 3 AT $10.00 EACH invites all his boy and 4 a before They come with blithe —— Er eds cs eonnta.fio HSE: heard ORAS Sahoo | : : : : girl friends to meet him 4 q One Spot Where Homemaker’ | appear s Holy Sisters, but in real Glad a il i ad thoughts, EGULATION five-drawer Chinese Game Sets, ‘2 } Skill Pays Real Dividends. ty we it ; } | for the age-old game of “sparrow,” featured in TOYTOWN : rer jaile o cheer 7 Pe pada : By MARIAN MOORE nef otfta on Chri + Day at this unusually-low price. F —you will find him at The tiles are well-carved and beauti- his Post Office. fully colored, and the case, fitted with drawers, is finished with decorative metal trimmings. Little Jack Horner sat in a cor- her to eat his Christmas ple, and | i then when he grew older and be- |} ean Mr. John Horner, he sat in| him one of the fa corner to read the latest books. | hand over } A wicke He learned early in life, you see, | powerful little revolver changed that corners can be the most com- | } d his deep versed with wed “her —he has a really-truly, personally - addressed | : —a seasonable gift suggestion, at, letter for every boy 4 the set, $10.00. —First Floor | and girl. le 1) —In the Downstairs Store . Six-hole Range | | GIFTS HAVE COM places in the room, and| peitino did not sleep that night “CAPITAL” from the first Christmas to | Mrs. John furnished the home ac} as dawn broke he crept to the edge the Christmbs of today. cording to his ideas. of his cell and called to a jailer, who | Here is one corner that would | ji; bring Mr. Horner or any other | pei¢ head-ot-the-house hurrying home from the office. A great easy chair, : ore ae bee $68.00 New-Style W fe lees @ a 4 wee a wiel whose springy cushioned seat and | \\ i), floor unconsciou It was an carly custom to pC ge With poreetain trim in |||] wlve Ronevea tninos tat th Overnight or Hat Bag WAS SHOT DOWN Blue, White or Gray. Pol- year might be full of sweet- ished 6-hole top, oven- ness; lamps that it might be ae. are SPECIAL | te Wy door thermometer, 18- TUE Of BOREL: COPREE RE 16% Rad a) RY, $3.35 | | | m nick, entered tho cell with nothing to lose and all to . The jailer’s keys let Det grate for coal or wood. ve and gold that woalth Wy inch oven and duplex Sees; net: PREY wy | ees WEIGHT and handy as \ can be is this new convenience Tho condemned Best Quality Water AN) | in. auinck. ‘nameled Duck--for. ure | | carry these same messages of vail dood | thoes | || men came toward f | * gee and, cheer, for Ohriatma | red Inde pocket i his partner and made his escape. He and cift giving are the same Second Floor in all age “Little Princess’’ | | Shirts and Bands | Featured Eaclusively in the Baby Shop 4 (50 Only) Children’s Always the shadow of death. A The Spirit of Home. nine d man, as a the chances were OAK ROCKERS HESE little garments for Baby are made H back promote a luxurious ease,|again.” Delfino spoh excel | of special fabrics that give the proper flanked by a semi-circular table on | rng appeared weil educated ‘7 2 EACH | | support, that wear well and do not bind. one side, and a tall Iamp that| “it son eI Z 35 OF ae 3 bends gracefully to shed every ray | Deit ut I was arrested fo ° | of {ts light on the chair and {ts | carry n. I carried it becn In double-breasted style: j Serta tice eecmins ehosiel | Cee het Gad beoduae Thad These Rockers are well constructed and Cotton-and-Woo! Shirts Sitkeand-Wool Shirta at | | ¢ chair in the picture is up-| entered Canad. e y : : hay te at 85¢. #1 q holstered all over with cut mohair |— - nave spring seats covered with imitation Wool - Silk-and - Cotton Wool Shirts at $1.50, j in a deep. walnut brown shade. | ‘ "3 ne pease pee 2 x . oly " ry “ , £ ‘ §. .. Shirts and 25. So! 8 s 5 he abe af waiant mnie om-| PARISH FUND PANAMA’ eather or fabric. A gift many little girls shire So aa Coton shits at we | A hooks between the NOW $236,286 Heater || would welcome. Fifty only at $2.35 each. In front-button style: es of the|yeaterday bring the Associated Catho. || nickel trimmed. Can be | eiiorn gil cana ae $1.50. | ad I campaign fund to $ § fueled at top, end or " at 85 Sik Shirts at $2.50. } r dged| Those in charge of the : front. Front is remov- F cate: (Serrasibet: batted the endef chai || Able. Now! 5 ANE Infants’ Bands | (Write to Marian Moore, care of | dow For Wood : aaa oa Cotton at Sbe, Silk-and-Wool at ec. 2 Rewspaper, for advice or infor. rhe r r to t includ 7 Mation about home furnishing oF | ing pet t No. 21, $19.50. Above, the ideal condition that is met by ieoal'< ana. Gath at Silk at $1.75. | ; decorating, ding stamped, ad-| Jar ia Li ft No. 24 00 those using our Parcel Forwarding Sta ac Abdomen ‘Binae 566 | res s tor fepy.) agaisl 1 C : , U0, NOW At right, an idea of the possibilities | Question : ¢ e trimmed cur-| ception, $42,219; &t $37 3 ater in the month tains without 7 1 Bened For Coal or Wood These prices quoted are in infants’ si Anower: You can use curtains |$ [ George's, $ M . T nad h "h from the top of the window to the : >» Be. BA t's, $14,679, to, 29 (Vy The Baby Shop, Second Poor floor without drapes, but why trim 1 Pa $7,336 No. 2 $28.00 | them? AN ~— Copyright, American Homes Bureau,| BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE 5 a thru Star Want Ad columns