The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 4, 1919, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR WEALTHY WIDOW ANARCHY CASE TOLEDO QUIET — ISSLAININHOME NEARLY ENDED AFTER RIOTING ls Found Beaten to Death Bruce Fate May Be InHands Two Killed; 25 Hurt in Out- Near San Mateo, Cal. of Jury Wednesday break of Auto Workers SAN MATEO, Cal, May 4 M TOLEDO, Ohio, Klot (United Press)—Mrs, Sarah Co ( . surged thru Toledo une hol : burn, widow of v0 cleaner than en It's t 3 ' 1 cause nearly eve tub. DON'T SPANK YOUR BABIES Not Always Bad When They Seem So Foontim ” Continued From Page One oo Here’s Thursday’s Lecture Program What t . whieh —For Baby’s Sake —For Your Purse’s Sake Consider These Tiny Tots’ Offerings Bibs to “Keep Baby Always Sweet” night, bringing two deaths showed y has a bath T's Rasy ‘ Willys Ove of the t q cloned today nd mut ttorr } Waly ent f f er ft plant was “Really good ch goed 2 r * Maually because it has been = hes ane @aay for them to be ! f you 180 wm Yet for Ct ol @on't want them to « ehest keep the ico « “Don't feel Your youngster bh Meas to satisfy his tite by getting what t He stressed the fact Brown-ups often think @re not really bad, but executions of normal Healthy little animals Show Children Why 1 OF course, obedience Bary part of a child's e Bhould be attained by Captivating Negligees for Baby Little Kimonos that Have plenty of Bibs— outrival mother’ in plain tailored or elabor- their charm. ate, Flannelette Negligees . - pink, blue or white with —Machine-made Bibs ai 35e. nursery figures, 75c. ‘ SEIS wiry tt. ic wetter. to Cashmere Kimonos, Hand-made Bibs, 75e. this way than that ! dee his : 4 hand embroidered, $3.50. Linen crash Feedin Encourage the good thir Pasar cee es geo wn recent nt cag lem Fi epg en sger P | eed inte oat 3aby’s Quilted Dres- @ourage the bad by re: den Robes at $4.95. conditiotia that bring them about Baby Week Special for Thursday ‘This is Dr. Stevenson's advice White — ps 30c He is just one of a long list of mpeakers on this week's program And the mothers who hear them all will have a grist of informa » heaabaites neue ced at -30¢ cen covers, 12x16 inches; B5e¢ lly priced at a a to present for family consulta Yanks Return With id Winnipeg Strike Ideals, Says Dean Priest mere for ne “STORRS TRIAL ON THURSDAY = (United Press Stafl Correspondent) | fait OWINNIPEG, Man, June «—In-|¢ Tennant and Carmody Are » Called as Witnesses is a neces Bibs, hand embroide: at 75e. ¢ lecture hall ‘omfort of bab: r baby's bath D FLOOR—THE Program for Baby Week Under the Direction of the Child Welfare League Program for Thursday, June 5 1:15—Dr. George Swift. Subject, “What Unele Sam Has Learned About Neglected Children.” R. J. O'Shea. Subject, “What Consti- | Adequate Pre-Natal Care.” 3:00—Miss Ellen Creelman, directress of the Seattle Kindergarten Training School. Subject, “The Home Kindergartner.” 3:30—Miss Gertrude Andrus, Head Librarian, Children’s Department, Seattle Public Library. Subject, “Books and Babies.” Music. ~ June Displays of White Cotton Goods | Happenings AT THE JUNE DISPLAYS OF WHITE White Linenette at 15c a Yard White Goods at an ap- pealing price, 15c a yard; 2,500 yards, 26 inches wide —specially good value. White Lawn 25c 1,000 yards of White Lawn, 40 inches wide; fine and sheer for waists and dresses and especially nice for summer. Plain White Suiting | sistent rumors were current here |», . that a settlement of the gen- | arthur strike would be effec Seb teeiabers & few days. league Tuesday noc Falk of amicable settiement per-|the buck” was the @isted, in spite of the martial law | pastime in F @larms of the past 48 hours. Mayor ‘Charles F. Gray, Premier Norris, B. Russell, leading ted within figures Agriculture Bill Pased by House the strikers and the rall-', Feed brotherhoods’ mediation com- | f appeared optimistic mediation committee Mounced satisfactory : the discussions with representatives |), the metal trades workers and fronmasters. This dispute, is, » held incidental by the! ao and did | strike committee. Russell! guring the war the compulsory collective | the brightest pages law and the return of | tory Strikers to their jobs without I believe the cc ‘alth may move @iscrimination were the two chief) gaoe with a catacl - oaa'e kine ag @emands of the strikers. vebabubiie trous 3 . men—with new ‘ be left alone, not wishing to talk. | 56 They are ‘hard boiled.’ Much of the stuff which went with them before, that they can't pass up said the dean ore is nothing in the world Dudley Storrs, for love of whom Ruth Garrison poisoned Grace Storrs in the tea ef the Hon Marche on charge in Ohane mountai Says « rural editor: “A smart man ig never a success as 4 fisherman. tried it ourselves.” READ “THE HE BON MARCHE rman cothe, Ohio. Atlanta Wire Men Bs Work Today The Basement Has Another Opportunity to Prove to You It Sells for Less 50 Wool Jersey Suits Are Priced Specially Low POLICEMEN NAB SEVEN DRIVERS Six Are Charged With Too « Much Speed rt of the tele railwaymen, | y won a strike against June Display of White Blouses $1.50 $14.75 Dandy Suits for Street and Sports Wear---Sizes 16 to 44 and only $14.75 —Smart semi-tailored suits, as sketched, made of medium and lightweight wool jersey. Just the thing for sports wear; popular as well as practical for street wear. —The jackets are unlined—with collars that ean be worn high or low slash or stitched-on pockets, with button trimming; skirts cut on the narrow, straight lines, shirred at the back. And the assortment of colors 6 is especially good—medium and * bright, pretty shades that sum- mer days call for. —Rose color, Pekin Blue, Sand- Copenhagen, Navy, Tan, Grey, Dust and several shades of Henna. Before You Buy That Sweater Look at the Sweaters in the Basement— Wool Slipons and Coat Styles for $3.95 —Coat Sweaters—Plain with sailor collars and sashes or fronts trimmed with contrasting colors. é with Tuxedo Slipons with sailor collars. Ex- tra wide band or purling at the bottom and sashes. Sizes up to 44 in Rose, Lavender, Nile Green, Purple, Henna, Copen, Tur- quoise Blue, Tan, Sand, Dark Green New Blouses of Georgiene $3.95 Sheer silky materials, very similar to Georgette, in pretty shades—Flesh, White, Gray, Canary, Nile Green and Salmon. —Dainty blouses with embroidered fronts. The collars are finished with a blue picot edge, and hemstitched in blue; sizes 36 to 46. od in “the | | nto stration in favor 0 aseerted that ate showed at » worke a prot t eakers * TRANSPORT RUNS INTO FREIGHT SHIP e freighter Agwid tucket light SHORTAGE OF HOUSES 1 INSPIRES CARTOONIST ° }, Seattle Doughboys i in Siberia Get Smokes From Star’s Fund RIVATE PENNET ¢ PRIVATE OTTO ¢ WIERD MUSIC SENDS THRILL THRU IRISHMEN | the V un invisible t f A whirring PORAL ABA M. HO St CLASS PRIVATE WILLLAM ¥, \ hon t against im Investigating parties 15c to 50c Yard Skirts, dresses and waists for sports and busi- ness wear are equally at- tractive made of plain white suiting, 26 to 36 inches wide. White Voile 25c Plain white and splashed white Voile, 36 and 40 inches wide. LOWER MAIN FLOOR Delightfully cool Blouses in the fresh June | styles. Roll, square, pointed and round are the collars. Some are high-collared and others have no collars at all. Tucks and hemstitching, lace and entail 4 ery trim them. izes 36 to 46, and extra sizes in a few Foy 48, 50 and 52 (COND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Navy Taffeta Hats for Street WearIs Fashion’s Edict for Summer Barefoot Sandals Children’s that gives allows the in the proper way. | Made of tan leather. that will lots of | service during vacation | | | footwear comfort and give or play time. Sizes 5 to 8, § Sizes 844 to LI, Sizes 1144 to 2 feet to grow [ Street Hats of navy blue are extremely fash- ionable. And if they are of taffeta—then you may be sure they are smart. —Silk Turbans with bands of heckle feathers. - pate Tam-turbans of navy taffeta, —Tailored Hats with crown of taffeta and flange of navy Georgette. —Chinese Turbans with nifty tassels. —Hats with navy brims, faced with trimmed with wheat. All priced at $7.50. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON white, and MARCHE Childrens’ Play Oxfords The proper footwear for little folks are these Oxfords of pearl elk leather, with chrome leather soles, trimmed with black or tan leather, on's Most practical foo! for nlking M Sizes 5 to 8, $2.15 Sizes 814 to 11, $2.45 Sizes 1144 to 2, $2.85 SECOND FLOOR kinds $4.5 0 to $9.00 jexibl F Many different UPPER MAIN FLOOR The BonMarché |