The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1918, Page 12

a | BLAME SLANDER | OF COSSIPS IN MURDER CASE ‘ one Seger es “T firat met Francisco, when a yet ble gran: dimother a > Afra. Brooks F times interruy > She then & ot her husbandt and his to Oakland te Cash Regist ‘ “Mr. Brooks was extremely kind HAO Me,” she said. “He often asked to go to lunch with him. I said] @i4 not want to co with him Came to se San Franclaco, Oe “After the fire in Mr. Brooks came ur house and d the « of our home night. The day he asked #0 go to lunch with him, and my d told me I might go. Un-| een | Used Intuition {| to Choose Jury }| Mrs. Orlean E. Howe, on trial! tt for shooting W. H. Brooks, weal- { California orange grower, re | af largely on feminine intuition | fm helping select the jurors who } Bre sitting in judgment upon her } life. oe next Carefully = serutin 3 every venirem Ther attorneys by the “thumbs down” method historic At least of the jurors are said to be in box today because the beaut! defendant's thumbs didn't go 3. § ply. I thought Brooks did have on my husband, and my fn him was somewhat shaken | at Br the first time.” followed THE BON MARCHE ; One Hundred Dresses —$6.95— Silk and Wool Dresses Reduced, Because— They have been in stock long enough, so they must be sold, and it’s by cutting the price to a flash on Thursday. The Dresses are Good Styles (Five Models as Sketched and Others) But big shipments of new Merchandise arriv- ing daily make it necessary to have more room —so these hundred Dresses are reduced for immediate clearance. Dresses for Street Wear Dresses for AfternoonWear Dresses for Business Wear Smart, pretty styles of Taffeta Silk, Satins, Crepe de Chine, Panama Cloth and Wool S lar colors. many have touches of embroidery—a good to choose from, and all very good value at $ Wool Crepe, rge assortment ‘Blames Gossip for Murder | sorry figure that we're going to sell them like a in popu- | -many of the styles have pretty white collars | THE SEAT A Special Selling of Bed Outtfits Tempting Prices if You Buy Bed, Spring ane 3 srumerees All at Once 44) Are Marked Down to|| ! effects in Milan, Lisere and rough fancy braids. DISPLAYS AT $7.50 INCLUDE MANY STUNNING BLOCKS | Opening a new section at The Bon Marche—a se sale of Metal lo make it a real opening, with something reall \ This Bed Outfit for $11.00 This Bed Outfit for $15.25 TLE STAR | tion for the | happenin ve qui i pri on bed outfit ; | | If you're going to take up housefurnishing in the n future | interesting | you will find this sale a profitable affair. | i io) Bad Sienna Thy Honittos fey ) Bed Pd HL la ry ity Nolires i | Jap ress , , fore * / needs a Pa SF ya ok : ia aa fos i oe 2 W 5: $t1 || et 6 a UY ovltit ¥ ? ¥ Outfit 139997 This Bed Outfit $32.50 “24% %, Outfit 50 “This Bed Outfit for | $38.50 for This Bed Outfit for $24.95 A fine Iron Bed in white or Ver Continuous steel post Bed Heavy } tube contin Vernis Martin Bed, heavy : tel, continuow . nis Martin finish, woven With neat supports; Vernis uous post Bed, fillers, +06! tut 5 fi high Post Bed, 5 square post i , e fin tee! tubing, 5 fillers, hig ite eae . ; wire spring and excelsior Martin or white fini i Vernis Martin finish; a ic ras 18 | fillers; finish is oak or mattress with a cotton top {fvong upports. A good SPlendid felt mattress with Srade {abric Uf Pring walnut grained; best fab- | j and good, serviceable tich combination mattress with 00d quality ticking. High and felt mattre with rie link spring and best | ing. fancy ticking. grade fabric link spring. good quality ticking. felted mattress. | 4 THIND FLOOT THE bo MARCHE illinet Week AW eek Devote Beauties of Spr Scores of Spring Hats, Boasting of Individuality, at 37. 50 10W worthy of the best Bon Marche M Pe st re . gingham in fitted-on ihine ‘ ' waistba: in fre all the way —no two styles alike, and the trimmings are as varied as the styles. down the back, with ast closing, and —a wonderful assortment to You will find the side rolls, € choose from—a pleasing quaint pokes, treme new Tam o' Shanters and mushroo | SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE 2,000 Yards of Gingham 20c a Yard at | | mode! is sketched, the others equally - | 29.inc , nett The UU reves rode! ‘ s equally attrac. [pene “inch Gingham that is v gt Uae “a pes sik | tive. Of light, medium and dark percale, full good for aprons and dresses Mai wears ‘eae Poor Mew = cut and well made. * Medium weg natural Merino . An assortment of stripes and | Union Suit a arouse tor pres- | Knitting Aprons of plain colored repp and checks, in lengths up to 20 | ent wear—long sleeve, ankle | figured cretonne, cleverly designed, at $1.00. yards. length styl ‘ Extra-size Coverall Aprons of light or | LOWER MAIN FLOOR | medium dark percale, half-belted style, at panne ini | $1.45. The Red Cross needs you—and Bib Aprons of light colored per- needs you badly, to make surgical dressings—Division A, Second Floor the Bon Marche. SEATTLE WILL SEND 150 MEN "This ae Sees Fighting n Ita ly make | my IN NEW DRAFT ‘- Cy : 8, of which t furninh 150, 1 38, Spo. we a G): nat p during \ period cover t there will be| } the first altot-| from Clase 1 cording to their | en in the ont Millinery Men’s Medium Weight } Merino Union Suits $2 THE BON MARCHE TUNNEL BETWEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND IS PLANNED “VOIGHT AWAITS KALAMA, Wash Silk Blouses, $3.95 Y MODELS OF UNUSUAL MERIT FOR THE } ef PRICE lace trimmed | seats: | | y Georgette Waists in fancy styles, with hemstitched and button trimmed ars, Durable Crepe de Chine Waists with jabot frills, dainty em- | broidering and touches of lace. | Practical Tailored Waists of silk shirting with variegated stripes t and pointed collar aw — SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE d to the is a ingtime Apron Thursday APRON VALUES AND STYLES THAT WILL ro YOt BRINGS APPEAL The “Genevive” $1.55 (On the right) A simple and Apron of price to pay. only $1. m sty le . military will like these Aprons at 65c—one You cale, taped in white, special at THIRD FIOOR 35c BON MARCHE THE hee Mary and nea Ree on 4 S, ENGINEERS se,Aid Mer Loon’ FIBURE ON BIG “CHANNEL JOB HARPER LEECH LIFE TERM IN PENITENTIARY © gager anoth Ve ht ; m Volant. ial Staff Dispatch bees erat NGTON, March 13.— their y burrow under the the sea to beat the Representatives of “an contractors here have broached the subject of | building the channel tunnel to BR c ‘TIRED OF LIFE” IS connect Britain and France, SUICIDE EXPLANATION] The project has evidently pass a. gia fastbioty eae ed the talk stage, because Ameri " AN FRANCIROD, ATOR 2 can tunnel builders are angling citi r f life, which yc for the Sen. / an t ound and, by i nation today for bai 5 ~ uicide of Louis Barkhausen, | to G : : will t e ‘ Bigeles : |i tt as war meas { mong this! gy 5 | si Brea pian y to maintain Sy ott | ET & | FARMINGTON CITIZENS _|,atmt tet “Stain tata : 1 Seattle, | ACCUSE SCHOOL CHIEF with Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. 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March 19,/0% Tacoma. loped Ital t the head of an American : out MAN KILLED, THREE mission, which In studying fighting TRIES SUICIDE WITH Mare HURT, IN AVALANCHE ror." talon font ven | Cee EUCICBOL Oats ikaren'9.—poa| eemmare, on. the EAGAN fran ~| ROPE; FALLS TO DEATH loading and unloading or » ton ona it intshae moval presented to the school! gan FRANCISCO, March 13, my freight at the British and Per : chanaing |woare. by Farmington citizens,| Qot) 15, Alexander, waite ench ports would be done away 5 “lay. ball condt | following a mass meeting atin ais te pM pete movement of shells i “Ey a snowslide while Radmaker, who Is the son of Ger-} tempt to commit suicid a up morn Southern Pacific tra sth ejuinie pry Genled: charges with which he was tryir to ha trom csager B with eust of here, late | et ab) himself from the window of his hotel aa ships slight rman failed to Kee HELD AS ALIEN, HE > need IE room broke and he was killed when | ‘ vriinh pores Bh cen. - ; | LOS ANGELES, March 13.—"r| for th erry ne . hate uw nT militarism, bu lieved a six-track tu - CHICAGO EXCITED OVER |reaucratim, more than an American WASHINGTON, March 18.—Judge| in contemplation, It would. t KNIGHTS TO COMBINE |, | |native is capable of hating it," de bert S, Lovett has been appointed | miles long, bored thru solid chalk “ Chicago to-|an alien enemy And 1 want t than 1,000, Seattle lodge No. 10,/ expenditures of the railroad adminis: | Dover to Calais gisterod voting | moved from this cell becaus | Knights of Pythias, will be formed | tration The first attempt to bore the tun . mans In hero ar ually slur-|on Wednesday night the combina |nel was made in 1868, when a com WwW. t and dry ring Aw a, which is Intolerable to/tion of Se No, 61, and| Mi ident tier rely for next month! me.” Queen City 10. The new | tor ¥ gE | brought 8 new registered] Von Mroning was moved, tho he] body will hi largest Knights |b of invasion by surprise. point §' namey on the books yesterday, iw sul held by the government, of Pythia bership in the state, the I In 1883 the plan was again rejected, ‘ ya