The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1924, Page 10

peti TRAGEDY ENDY | HOUSE QUARREL Building Owner mer Kills Tenant | to Posess Place MOSCOW, Jan, 4—The housing shortage In Moscow ts getting worse daily, It has caused a number of | crimes, Rocently the police arrested Tvan Barbarov on a charge of mur: der, The housing shortage was the ‘Cause, Tvan's father had owned a small house before the revolution, Tt had Dean rented since 1912, The govern: ment made a decree that small houses could be turned back to the former owners, if they agreed to care for the houses, Ivan told the occupants to move. ‘They refused. The chief plea was That the occupant's mother was old and i! and he had no place to move her to, So Ivan, he ts only 18, figured that pest best way to solve the problem of the sick mother who blocked the move was to remove her, So he went to the house while the son was away and shot the mother to death as she lay In bed, Plan Short Course for Cattle Raisers How to avoid losses from repro Guctive diseases of cattle and abor tion will be exhaustively dealt with at the short course in dairying to be given by the state college at the Western Washington experiment station, at Puyallup, the week of January 14 to 20. Dairymen are sustaining heavy losses from these troubles, and a large enrollment of King and Pierce tounty dalrymen ts expected to at- tend the classes, which will be in charge of Dr. J. W. Kalkus, dairy Specialist. Tests of cattle to discov- er presence of contagious abortion tn the blood will be conducted. THEY ALL HAVE = John v. Bore) Cee roe wind | now is in sunny Florida, at Ormond’ Beach, "He has given| a dime to about everyone in town, and here he is shown | presenting oe to Mrs, Charles F, Lager of New York City. 4 They are intended as keepsakes from the oil king. Couldn’t Thaw Out PICK KIYOURA | Pipes, Kills Self TO LEAD JAPS 7 2 HUGENE, Ore. Jan. 2—Luther) iyo, Jan. $—Viscount’ Klego Martin, 69, committed eulcide Tues | iiyoura probably will head a new day, because he could not thraw out | Japanese ministry, That waa apparently certain to- day, as a result of developments during the last two days. The min istry which resigned last week ts sul functioning, but {t seemed as sured that tt will be succecded ax soon as Viscount Ktyoura can form ja cabinet. | Kiyuora, now privy councilor, started life ag a school master and roso rapidly thru various govern: | ment clerkships and positions tn the home, justice, agricultural und com. | You haven't finished reading the paper until you have read the want|his frozen water pipes, according to ads. a story told by his wife. Foods at Savings In the Bon Marche Food Shops Creamery Butter 49c Our regular Jersey Brand Butter, freshly churned. Swift's Boneless Cottage Butts, jKelclar Brand Pane merco departments of the govern Iean and nicely trimmed; | Salmon, ta! mont, He was created a baron in Pb. 26¢ 2 for ... 1902 ag a result of hig part tn the negotiation of the AngloJapanese | treaty, which has had Important ef- | fects on Far Eastern affairs, Later | Armour’s Star Bacon, in dust- proof cartons; Ib. ++.48¢@ | Mammoth York Full b . o» 25. Cream Cheese, good and he was made a viscount. | ie ? BIPPY; ID. sc ccaeeceeeeees 36¢ AG METS — Pure Yakima Honey, strained | Bon Marche Thousind Island and thick: I. .ssecseses B56 | Dressing, 1. ..seceseees gs¢ | Planned to Jump to | Death Naked, Foiled | | PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 2—Mike | Ritke was prevented from commit. | New Walnuts, Lb. 15c New lot Manchurian; sweet, and easy to shell. Oranges, new navels; sweet and | Choice Black Figs, !b..... juicy; dozen... *15¢@ | Bulk Cocoa, fine grado; Genuine Orange Blend | Town Talk Coffee, roasted fresh Tea (Black); 1b. AL¢ | - dally; iby 25¢; 4 Ibs.,...95¢ Bon Marche Bread, 10c Loaf 2 Loaves for 19¢ Butterhorns, very delicious; Assorted Cookies ....++-+; 18¢ 2 for 15¢: & for........ Se Ung’ suicide tn a spectacular man- ner Tuesday night, when hia pe cullar actions caused pedestrians to} 0, Ho wag taken | fire escape of x el, where he way ad-| gusting a Fope around hig neck. | MOST POPULAR AUTHOR? | Most people think that the most | popular American author ts either | Harold Belli Wright or Robert W. | Chambers, but according to Inspira- | tion Pictures, ic, Who offered sev- | eral months ago a $500 prizo for | every book or play suggestion ac | bie to them for photoplays, J. Holmes and Gene Stratton | stand at the top of the | IT’S SUICIDAL TO LOSE | NERVE IN WINTER RIDES Bad weather calls fc k and durir is especially low agency can correct Margaret Young | EXCLUSIVE BRUNSWICK ARTIST Now Singing at THE ORPHEUM THEATER rallied to h men have Re Lee W. Heaton, of Fort Worth, Tez., now in Fhe Men of Mustest Prestige New York city, will be tried Pp é for heresy before the House , ; ) wh of Bishops. Other clergy- Syumnswick | sup- PHONOGRAPHS AND ABCORDS port, January Clearance Sales Reduce the Originally Low Prices on Merhandise from All Departments when that merchandise is part of Broken Size and Style Lines, or in Odd Lots. The Reductions are drastic, for the racks, tables and shelves must be Cleared for New Spring Goods. 7.95 3 Styles—Beautifully Tailored—All Double- Faced Fabrics! —Plaids —Herringbones —Boucle —Fancy Mixtures —Novelty Tweeds Nicely and carefully made, and fin- ished with inverted side and box pleats, patch and set-in pockets, rag- Jan sleeves, and trim, all-around belt. Sizes 16 to 44. Second Floor—~The Bon Marche January. SALES Lingette Costume Slips Reduced to $1.45 Costume Slips of good quality lingette, made in the slim straightline style that is wanted. All sizes in shades of black, navy and | brown. Second Floor 46 Golf Bags $1.75 Reduced to Clear Made of dark brown canvas with leather shoulder straps, and ball pocket reinforced with steel ribs. $2.95 Pin Seal $3.50 Pin Seal Bill Folds Bill Folds reduced $1.48 reduced $1.75 Lower Main Floor—The Bon Marche Stationery and Novelties Reduced for Clearance Book-Ends, in many styles Leather‘covered Portfolios, day (H al f tablet and envelopes Crane’s Fine Stationery, by the quire | | Pri rice Hurd’s Stationery, 24 sheets, 24 cards, 48 envelopes, reduced to 75c $1.00 Sponge Dolls, reduced to 50c 4—$2.25 Premo Cameras, slightly damaged, reduced to $1.10 Hammermill Bulk Paper, 120 sheets, reduced to 50c Envelopes to match, 2 pkgs. 35c Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche January Sales of White Fae apt Include fresh new White Fabrics and Garments purchased at very low prices in New f York Manufacturers’ Clearance Sales! This merchandise represents Quality of High Order—And, when it is priced as low as it is in these sales, Means Real Savings! Washable Fabric Gloves at 95c 16-button length and gauntlet styles, with nov- elty cuffs. Trimmed with contrasting pipings. They come in shades of gray, brown, beaver, mode, oak and fawn. Upper Main Floor —The Bon Marche White Sale of Curtains and Curtainings 36- to 50-Inch Curtain Nets at 98c Marquisette Ruffled Curtains, 214 Yds. Long, $1.65 Pair Imported ‘Trish Point and Lace Swiss Curtains Reduced to $5.00 Pair 36-Inch Dotted Marquisette (Seconds), 17¢ Yard Dotted White Curtain | January Sale of White Chemises Good Quality $1. 00 Nainsook and $], 50. Lace- treet 37 95 Chemises Shimerin Chemises | Chemises dropstitch Made from voile, Three models, the nainsook trim- i 4 5 Four models in soft lingerie col- sook and dimity, in tailored | med with colored embroidery and trimmed most effectively in | na | | ors, | and Jacy style. Some trimmed | hemstitching, and the shimerin hem- ? 4 2 A with colored embroidery and imi- stitched. In white, blue, flesh, orchid | delicate laces. In favorite chemise Grenadine 35c Yard tation Irish. | afid honeydew. | styles. Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche Seéond Floor—The Bon Marcho Important Values in The January Sales of White Cottons __W hite Bedding |TowelsandToweling| White Fabrics x36- INC H PILLOW CASES 6-INCH HUCK TOWELS 17c | 2144 YDS. BLEACHED SHEETING, 65¢ YD. 0 n Bleached Pillow Cases in hod Towels in good weight of Frult of the Loom Sheeting; good, service- ‘36-INCH TURKISH TOWELS 19¢ Bleached Turkish in good, serviceable quality. SH TOWE ES | 89c 4G-INCH TU RK 5 y bleached Turkish in double thre NCH TURKISH TOW NCH DOTTED SWISS 25c sheer Dotted Swiss, in assorted dot pat- NCH WHITE DIMITY 20c 1,000 yards in assorted checks, Dainty for underthings and bloumes 30-INCH WHITE SOISETT: 800 yards terns. CASES, 40c EA. | finished Pillow Cases, very neatly Bc Ez ACH | 25¢ and durable. Jouble oc 1,008 y cnt s useful lingerie al fabric. INCH BED ‘sil SETS, 90¢ F re TE na a. | rengthe t Etienne peters er ae cached Sheets of good welght NCH WHITE OXFORD 25c T te Oxfords for shirting. In Fine quality stitched ends o looking 16-INCH BLE s Bleached Cotton Crash, iimit 10 yards to a custo SH LINEN CR ASH 19¢ ohed all-linen NCH WHITE NAINSOOK 25c An excellent ted stripes and = NAINSOOK ¢ soft finish Nains DAMASK $1 d quality, All Bleached All = GOODS t which Includes r and striped and checked H BEDSPREADS sin wanted Marsell 2 E DSP RE ADS READS $2.50 preads in p )DSPREADS $00 by e chamoln finish ‘Third FI joor—The Bor ” M arc ie “|| 9 aoa, HIRA GE will Try Presid BY LAV (Gopyright, WASHING’ Johnson will President campaign he day in Clevel Coolidge to 4 try the issues Mr. Coolidgt present of tal part in the pi His organizal competent to republican determined t not ignore hid In his Cle will lay the promises to his fighting 4 . fs not countin he feels sure win. Political led laboring und cap—the lack tion which Coolidge. 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