The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1919, Page 2

55 years service to pon DIVER JAILBREAK FOILED esgczime AND FILES. SEIZED the homefurnisher! FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— =—no ©. 0. D, or phone orders; ote to a purchaser; these specials will not be delivered—can be easily taken by purchaser. we ¥ Continued From Page One Me, anne ae be % uirexsed \. Mill been dr om ser hour trial for the mu e G. Hanson, 36, was arrested b ner, has folled a jailbr DOWN —let us place an EMPRESS —— Sewing Machine in your heme! A ntod Officer L. ¢ 5 it). Motel, was arrested and held vurth | Ul Thursday, when he was « brought to T. Wi of t n, Wan fined $50 by Justice Peace Otis W. Hrinker Wed on Westlake ave, at a « miles an hour Monday. V nm his mote by Just to bring a He did not bring sajust the thing every Body needs for carrying r Bie lunch: regular price I oa saturday $4—! apectal for Friday me’ $2.95] $1.39 or} Bon the bundle of clothing in The Star Wednesday, the follow: | have 1 arrested in that tank of making porcelain dinner Sets of various pat y very choice son st | Wilfrid Dundin. 30 miles an Officer W they thor on, and one « yele | mate. who spoke v n fact, passed a very ment on jor any 40, won arrested by ou ha n w A FAliott, and) are convicted and want to leave th driving an automobile! am the man who w Nl take “*SEATTLE- MT PINE |W. A. Habernal, 45, was arrested by | are ina position to make the oc Press.}—Ukranian forces are besieg- ing Kieff, which is occupied by the Bolsheviki, according to dispatches received here today. War Minister ‘Miz-Geverumest Physician 3111 FIRST AVE. or 169 WASHINGTON sT. RIGHT DRUG CO. sTroRES fee the Free Decter Sign. same offense, |” hart, was arrested at| Antonin Dvorak ts the ¢ e. and rry st. by Patrol-| featured at Thursday nigh Trotsky is said to be commanding|/man A. Donohue for parking too|ot the Seattle Symphony the defenders of the city. esatrethe INGOWS of the Soul Through them we look into the hearts of our loved ones, and upon the realization of the sweetest word in all the English language—Home. LANDSCAPE! Unobstructed and unobstructible for all time, the view commanded by Carleton Park has no equal anywhere on the entire Pacific Coast—a treasure house of beauty upon which no price ;can be set, which is beyond being valued in money. You may look from your window and envy no man —for the riches of the earth and sky are yours. SEASCAPE! The changeless, ever-changing sea, with its soul-inviting, mystery-weaving, age-old charm, lies in front of your window in Carleton Park, while upon its broad bosom weaves in and out the commerce of the world in majestic ships that pass in review before your eyes that see visions of the Far East—a dream come true to you. PARKS! : Here are acres upon acres of dedicated parks to be a perpetual joy to all who live in or visit Carleton Park, now or ever. Open spaces of flowers, trees and greensward, kept beautiful with- out care or expense to you. MOUNTAINS! From Mount Rainier on the south to Mount Baker on the north, anf C: seades, the jagged peaks of the Olympics rimline the view to the west from Carleton Park—a frame to the panoramic picture that meets the eye wherever it turns. HOW TO GET TO CARLETON PARK By auto: Follow Kinnear Park line to West Howe street, turn to the I¢ft one block to Gilman ave: avenue west, turn left to the West Wheeler street bridge, to Magnolia Boulevard to and through Carleto By street car: Take Fort Lawton or Salmon Bay cars on Western avenue and get oft at Fifteen street, where autos will meet all car e and thence to Fifteenth ark, nue and West Wheeler This is only a temporary arrangement pending the improvement in transportation facilities soon to be announced, 7 sicmtios™" JONES & PHINNEY, Inc. 32s CARLETON PA R K | “AN ADDITION WITH PROTECTION” Mor ton, proprietor of the Berkshire y. He waa unable to pay his Ls amd will go ail fe da A og e © furnishes th r wy, ene a be too #wee regular price $4— won testified that Allen pa r car > not thir y may Te Patrolman John De Boer, First ave.| tion you spoke of once, becatise THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1919. fa bundle of files tter un re leased on $500 bull, The files ald to have been found in a the y Morton, who said he was i the package to « prisoner at the request of » Master plott vho framed up the regular price wan ¢ * per| Plan for the wholesale jail delivery $2.50 Auten T ter, wh was intended for this Donald Allen, 18, 1421 EB. Valley | Miller, is #aid to be in Wilson's hand st, who was ar xl Monday on| WTiting, The letter aa ; Westlake ave. by Deputy Sheriff W If you are convicted and want to leave here, Iam the man whe will ou out and take all the re t © in position to you spoke of t to id he an sereina| Deputy Marshal Albert Rooks, and i [below is John A. Miller, on ttrial | : for murder, who, officials de 4 nee by| The letter, said to be in Wileon's | riding on the fenders | handwrith and which became p | Wilfred Dundin waa fined $20 for| lic Wednesday, follows | reckless driving and paid it Escape Letter In addition to the list published “Friend I with to state that I ever accused you or any ¢ narks R. C. Braecy, 24, charged with go | about me or betr ying me @ Pe ing miles an hour, by Patrolman! way. 1 did two people in th fegular price $16.50 J. Kinney, Fourth ave. 8. and Jack !tank their t |while drunk. On the same chargé/and take all the responsibility, if you | the and Pike wt. in too weet to be spent in prison.|is held for the murder of hin wite| Albert Lundgren, 24, was arrented | Now you are the judge and jury, so|and the attempted murder of bis by Patrolman J. Kinney, charged|let te know what to expect. ax my|motherinlaw. Weaver, Oxek. Han with passing a street car while it| time ts getting short here and you) son and Smith have not yet been im wns unloading at Fourth aya §. and|know my condition. It in imponsible| plicated in the plot, according to aaionen a to get a continuance of many daya. Be nape ony for artving on the Bs ewe w wrong side of the street, was arrest- o COPENHAGEN, May 22—Onita| Puruimat Git ower Fw [Bohemian Composer, Featured ‘ti Ruamtat"acs ‘ass"Sutiaes | _by Symphony, Was Butcher Boy! close to a fire hydrant, i the Masonic Temple auditorium. | It ts « Stcomo ave Vries At Somme JY racy Seccmo ave 1 uh ar Sper ECOWowy wezrAnme SHOP ameresactttoese Pea ECONOMY werz amine SHO and Carry System Spells Economy WOMEN OF SEATTLE |conditions in Seattle, and made al Know what this means — rare Shoe SHOES OXFORDS PUMPS Bargains for every- body; no disappoint- ments. Big, complete stocks of most - fa- vored Novelty Shoes. NO OLD STYLES A 10-DAY SALE Beginning Tomorrow, Friday, in Our ECONOMY MEZZANINE FLOOR Wagon-loads Like These at Six Dol- lars in Sizes 23 to 9, Widths A to D Brown Kid Vamps, Fab- J ric Tops. Allover Brown Calf Boots. Black Kid Vamps With AS White Kid Tops. Tan Calf, Cloth Tops. Gray Kid, Cloth Tops, All. Black Kid Boots— these are all new cnd pretty lace boot styles. oes Military, low, Cuban and French heels. Above Is I. M. Wilvon, federal prisoner, who attempted tto kill clare, were plotting a sensational jailbreak | Hoping you are successful in ae- iting an acquittal, I remain, | A FRUEND.” | Wileon was shot in the right arm Deputy Marshal Rooks in his at mpt to escape, after a fired shot which pentrated nficted a slight flesh wound Expected Saws rT. J. Doy! ulge, indicat nawe was to be © tank some time mith, maid to be wMghtly demen | Jailer Doyle, Gray, Brown, Black, Patent, Gunmetal; LOW HEELS, MILITARY HEELS, FRENCH HEELS; IN ALL SIZES, ASSURING A VICTORIA CORRECTIVE FIT. SHOP IN THE MORNING IF POSSIBLE father’s occ F step from slicing cutlots ing «reat xymphonjes, but made it—made it because he ‘© musical abilities, and was to rk by which he tn America. the “New W Two MAIN night indicates, in a Dvorak gathered t on @ visit here, in f the melodic folk Stconn AVE. © jporta AT SPRING St. (Borie CONOMy wessxnine SHOP as the ti > Ameri « h into the compelling measu of his most widely known and pop. ular work. Many of the old songs mic pulsations that lend them will be recognized, altho with rhyth ions that lend them more expression than was theirs CHURCH DRIVE | GOING STRONG: Good With Cocktails District May Reach Quota) Late Friday , One good dish deserves another. srselgeeces ge abe mms Oyster or fruit cocktails are delicious and | dishes. Snow Flakes are delicious crackers. Combine the two and “ie Tin you have a most enjoyable course. » ae Sate wee Gane se a Don't ask for crackers, say Snow the top, and, with adding $8,500 on|& x Wednesday, it now boasts a total] ; ; Flakes. f $35,0¢ while its quota is And t uders in this or; f Indicat now are that the dis trict will ot finally go over its quota until Friday evening The total subscriptions for the Northwest area, which includes Washington, Oregon and Northern Idaho, are $1,549,000, with a total of $2,445,000 as quota, while over | the nation the contributions in Try Red Leader on Espionage Charge); LOS ANGELES, May 22.—Jam A. Billings of Portland, Ore., leged I. W. W., will have a prelim The Fir Your grocer can supply you. inary hearing here today ing arrest by federal ag charge of violating the act It is alleged he sent a letter Py Het then held in Sacramento jail, with othe 1, W. W., in which he leged disloyal statements,