The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1920, Page 7

FREDERICK & NELSON | DOWNSTAIRS STORE! Taffeta Frocks at $19.75 Enhance their All-season Usefulness with Enthusiasm for New Style-ideas S the season advances these good-looking Taf- feta Frocks will appear as street costumes without any other’ wrap than perhaps a small fur. Their hip puffings, frills, bolero jacket effects and ¢ bandings of contrasting color are their claims to smart- ness. Tan, Navy, Gray, and eee inate. Sizes 16 to 42. ‘einen: ally good values at $19.75. New White Serge Skirts at $12. 50 Exceedingly smart with sports jacket or sweater are these hew Skirts, fashionably box plaited or with flat box plaits. Sizes 26 to 31 waist measurement. Brown \ predom- —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE A New Showing of Wool-mixed Plaids For Sports Skirts PLENTY of tan ground effects to match the prevailing color in polo coats offered in this new shipment, also combinations of Copen- hagen and Brown, Navy and Scarlet, Navy and Olive, Navy and Tan, Navy and French-blue, Gray and Copenhagen, presenting delightful possibilities for smartness in plaited skirts. Thirty-nine inches wide, $2.00 yard. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE \Fasts 51 Days as G. O. P. Delegation) Health Cure; Dies Ind, May 13.—| VACAVILLE, Cal, May ¢13— eee “he sour” delegates to the Mathew Zowko, who fasted for 51 & red gleam in his eye went on strike fepublican national convention were days in an effort to cure stomach at the approach of Blackfriars to be selected today. trouble, died at the county hospital bridge and refused to budge, despite Indications were the delegates at| bere. He was a Bohemian, aged 45\ every possible method suggested by large would go uninstructed. Dis- | Years, and leaves no known relatives. | throng of teamsters, The traffic trict delegates were ciected last | Zowko had been taking treatment | blockade extended for a mile or ae night. Six district delegates of the|from physictans for a long time| before another horse was hitehed t state’s 26 were instructed for Gen-| When he decided to fast to cure his the van and the striker dragged eral Leonard Wood and four for Sen. | malady. skidding, along. ee re a ee, Ae an eye opener, what's the mat- Lat’s have breakfast at Boidt's. wouldn't go in 0 church paper. ter with an alarm clock? hin « on Strike Congests Traffic LONDON, May 13.—-A horse with 4 Indiana to » Mame B| FREDERICK &@ NELSON | FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET DOWNSTAIRS STORE | | e 1: The 1900 Cataract Does the Entire Washing for 2c an Hour —and Washes a Tubful of Clothes in from Eight to Ten Minutes THs speed of operation is due to the Cataract’s exclusive “figure-8” movement, which forces the water through the clothes four times as often as in the ordinary machine. There are no parts in the 1900 tub to rub the clothes, and no lint will be found in the tub after the washing is finished, because the water is forced through the clothes by the movement of the tub, and not by the action on the clothes of any part. The Cataract is easy to operate. Just connect the washer with the electric light socket or plug—and pull back the lever. Off it starts! Nothing complicated, and nothing to get out of order. This efficient Electric. Washer may be seen in action any day in the Electrical Goods Section, DOWNSTAIRS | STORE. |ehaned by George W THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1920. Plans for a new hotel were com pleted ‘Thursday by Architect V. W Voorhees, Mitel building Bite for the hotel has heen pur Vradenburg, | former president of the Seattle Ad club, president of the last Potlaten | and head of the famous ee, organteation. Formation of the company to| erect the building will begin at) once ‘EK OF THE FINEST YET /ANNED FOR WASHINGTON The new building, one of the| en's writing and lounging rooms, finest hotels yet planned for Wash: jesd two orchestra baleonien | ington, will be the last word in| mw WE A PLACE | point of equipment and service |POR PEOPLE TO MEET | On the main floor will be located Th h th favan. | @ large lobby, luxuriously finished,| TH atmosphere of the caravan: | spacious banquet hall, private din.|Seral will be determined by tee} ing rooms and cony writing | Modern aptrit of honpitality. The room. Like the great hostelries of | hotel will be a place for people to New York and Chicago, the patron | meet, to chat, to enjoy tea in the of the hotel will be able to do all| Afternoon apd dancing tn the eve-| of hin shopping without leaving | Ding the building. There will be pro| On the floors above, provision | vided a barber shop, drug store,| will be made for the permanent! sine store, and complete facili | guent an well as for’ the tranulent for telephoning and wiring. Itraveler. All rooms will, of course, A largce meszanine Noor ts plan where will be situated the| ladies’ writing and reat roomn, the ned, | FREDERICK & NELSON _ DOWNSTAIRS STORE | Goarge Vradenborg Wil Organce Sich fer Building, Furnishing | aad Operating City Necessity Many ot the| 200 rooms will be equipped with | wall beds for the greater conve- nience of those who wish to make} the hotel their permanent home, In short, the new hotel will be a civic center, a pleasant remem: | fi) possess private baths. Hose and Reel Combination Extra-good Value $7.95 HIS combination consists of Hardwood Hose Reel with fifty feet of 54-inch Regal five- ‘prance for travelers, an open invi-| tation for the world and hin wife to| visit the city, m pleasant gathering place for the people of the town, 4 community asset of the greatest value, Seattle might well be proud te! have a hotel possessing «fch al luring qualities WENATCHEE 18! (The headlines reproduced above }are fron the Wenatchee World.) High British Court Hears Quarrel Over Glass °’ Beer BY MILTON BRONNER | Pc ig May 13-—-In the old ply Rubber Hose, complete with couplings (nozzle not included). The iron wheels of the reel make it easy to roll about, and the hose lasts longer for being | Sailors Shiver at Boat Names LIVERPOOL, May 13.—New At lantic liners, bullt by the Anchor and Cunard companies, will bear the Hames of liners torpedoed in the war. despite the ancient pea tradition that || | JOHNSON DEFEAT BB gle gh Me ln rnd Uni States, can you imag:| ine Chief Justice White of the! United States supreme court and) some of his fellowJjustices sitting | fn a case in which a saloonkeeper | had been fined $25 for selling beer At too high a price? Of course, you can't! And that's where there is a dif. | ference between America and Great Britain, Fritain tit! enforces a war-time act regulating the price at which beer may be sold Some time ago the claim whe made that a customer of the Spot. | fet Dog, a mioon in Barking, a! suburb of London, was charget too much for a> glass of beer. ‘The naloonkeeper was fined $25 | by the local justice. He fomht it all the way thru the courts until finally Lord Chief Justice | Reading and two more justices| gravely heard grave arguments about the grave matter of charging | too much for a glass of beer, j Great Hiitain believes in that kind of Justice. It wakn't the few pence involved. | | It waa the principle: could a man he allowed to charge more than the rules said? And Reading, the man who had represented his king over in America an ambassador and chief high commiasioner, dealing In fi. nancial matters involving billions of dollars, sat upon the fudictal throne in his gray wir and found that the price charged for the glans of beer wan 9 conta, which would be at the rate of 32.2 cents per impertal pint, whereas the max: | Imum charge allowed for such a| pint was but 16 cents. ‘There en sued a learned discussion of tha} true mé@aning of the law, followed by a decision disminsing the appeal If the appellants wants to, he| can still take this case of a glans| of beer to the house of lords. | '{Pete Bumps the Bumps and Loses Wine Cache | ONTARIO, Cal, May 13-—-Pete Carbone, sig zagging merrily along | in @ truck, bumped a wagon, then | caromed off an automobile and dived into a ditch his truck officers found 11 barrels 50 gallons—of wine Under erates in| |some liquor taken. = | | Lord Reading Drank Poison Alcohol; Funeral Will Follow this practice will bring bad luck. The new Cameronia will soon be in serv: foe. Tho new craft will be equipped with but one funnel, instead of two, | Ag Were their predecemsorn. When some men eat pork they thus neatly rolled up, as it is |] then drained of all the water. | Priced, for Hose and Reel, at | $7.95. must feel cannibals —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE unch at Boldt’ FREDERICK & NELSON | FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET Le Featured Offerings in Table Linens, Fancy Linens, Towels: and Towelings At Unusually Attractive Prices Pattern Table Cloths SPOKANE, May 13. —Death's Head polwon labela on two pint bottles of denatured aloohol didn't | scare Tom McGuire, 60, farm hand |The funeral is scheduled for to-| morrow. eee Prohibition Officers in San Diego Raids | 8AN DIBGO, May 18.—Prohibi | tion officers are busy today. Five social clubs have been raided and Similar raids/ will follow, it in said. j eee | Jury, Out Four Hours, | Acquits Cider Seller It took a federal jury four hours Weinesday to decide that Mike Odak was not guilty of selling anti-| Prohibition cider, as charged of fovernment agents PARTY BOLT IN 6.0, P. TALKED) Johnson Denies Any Inten- tion of Revolt BY HAROLD D. JACOBS NEW YORK, May 13.—Revival of gossip regarding a possible bolt from the republican ranks and the forma- |tion of a new “third party” has led to speculation among political ab- servers regurting the effect of this contingency on the Chicago conven- tion. Senator Hiram Johnson, about whom this talk centers, has declared | | repeatedly that he will not be a party | to such a revolt. Same of bis strong: | est supporters are not so certain, however, that the Californian will be | able to control his own destiny. Several veteran politicians profess to see in the renewal of “third! party” rumors, the shadow of a club) that may be wielded by Johnson's followers at Chicago, They figured | it out this way: The “old guard’’| while saying that Johnson probably is the best vote getter of the repub- lican aspirants, frankly do not want him. MEAN 11T becomes apparent that John son cannot win the nomination be cause af conservative opposition, one of his emiswaries could, inform the “old guard” that the senator would bolt “This, these politician#™ declared, would threaten so serious a split In the republican party, that the party would be faced with a reptition of the 1912 sftuations when the demo: | ocrata succeeded in electing Wood: | row Wilson as a “minority” presi dent. In. the face of such a threat, ao cording to the political dopesters, the conservatives would more than likely surrender. Republican leaders generally are going on the assumption that the democratic nominee will be William G. McAdoo, Can Store Effects fy ° ° in Fire Stations PITTSBURG, May 13.—Familles who must move to smaller houses and who can't pay storage charges on furnishings may store them in fire stations here, City council granted permission a | but is @ slight indispoaition, | self | Boyd, who was found in the tailor CALLS MIKADO'S ILLNESS SLIGHT Jap Consul Tells Why Prince Received Diplomats | Seattle, May 12, 1920 | Editor of The Star Referring to the report appearing per today informing of se- ftion of health of the per najesty the Emperor of Japan, “I beg to advise yoy that, ac- cording to an official telegram I re celved from Tokyo, the illness of his majesty is not such a sérious one, It Is true that the credentials of the new British ambassador and Mexican and Czecho-Slovakia minis | ters were presented to his imperial highness the crown prince. But these credentials were only handed | ‘er to be transmitted to the) or, who was living at the sea », and were not presented to the} crown prince to be received by him Yours truly M. HIROTA, — | Consul for Japan, ATTACK WOMAN | ON U. S, SHIP Naval Officers Start Probe! ' of “Shellac Highballs” ay 1%.—Phyal eral hospital | , today, to} AS assaulted while under the influence of a drug on the U, 8. 8. Nebraska. The theory at present is that Mrs determine whether shop of the ship late last night, waa) hot the victim of foul play, put rath: | er had partaken of balls.” Mrs, Boyd, who wae said to be in a serious condition, according to one | report, was drugged by two enlisted | men. Police of Vallejo went aboard the Nebrask today to cooperate with navy men in the investigation, Mrs. Boyd is said to live in Oak- land, Her husband, an enlisted man in the navy, is said to have deserted her at Portland, On her person were found $8 and @ return ticket to San / Francisco, “shellac high $15.00 Each Included are the finer grades of Brown’s Shamrock Linens and others from reliable linen makers of Belfast, Ireland. There are no nap- kins to match. Just 20 cloths in 5 Cloths, 2x2-yard size. 6 Cloths, 2x21-yard size. 2 Cloths, 2x3-yard size. 1 Cloth, 2x314-yard size. 1 Cloth, 2x4-yard size. 3 Cloths, 214x2\4-y ard size. 1 Cloth, 214x8-yard size. 1 Cloth, 214x3%-yard size. At $15.00 each. Linen Toweling 45c the Yard Durable and absorbent Linen Towel- ing, for roller and kitchen use. Un- usual value at 45c-yard. Huck Towels, 65c Each Imported Huck Towels ; linen and cot- ton mixtures. Closely woven, hemmed and hemstitchéd. Unusual value at 65¢ each. Huck Towels, 25c Each Domestic weave Cotton Huck Towels, durable quality, hemmed or hemstitch- ed, size 17x36 inches. Unusual value at 25¢ each. Irish Table Damask $1.35 Yard Irish Cotton Table Damask, 70 inches wide; durable qualities; several patterns to choose from. Two-yard Lengths of Table Damask $5.00 Each ° Linen-and-cotton Table Damask in 2- yard lengths. Fine and closely woven, full bleached, Irish make. Exceptional values at $5.00. Odd Items in Decorative Table Linens Priced for Clearance Some of these beautiful pieces are Madeira hand-embroidered and are slighe ‘stay : soiled and rumpled from display. e hang- figs and Nine Pieces Reduced to $35.00 Each 6 Circular Madeira Luncheon Cloths, 90-inch size. 2 Cireular Madeira Luncheon Cloths, 72-inch size. 1 Cluny and French Filet Circular Luncheon Cloth, 54-inch size. MADEIRA LUNCHEON CLOTHS; three cloths only; 72-inch size.OR $25.00 each. Odd Madeira Luncheon Cloths and Scarfs, Cluny Luncheon oul 1 of: pieces, totaling 16 pieces in all. Reduced to $10.00 each. THREE ONLY—Sheer Irish Lawn Bedspreads; hand-embroi slightly soiled. Reduced to $10.00 each. yet conti e MADEIRA HAND-EMBROIDERED SCARFS, in 18x36, Re preparation for goltre has’ sizes. Reduced to $5.00 each. 7 aererl ral hundred IMITATION FILET LACE PIECES, with linen centers, eer for a ice sok camel lows: “ G.c, et soit 11 Scarfs, 18x36-inch size, 95¢ each. 16 Scarfs, 18x45-inch size, $1.36 each; 6 Scarfs, 18x54-inch size, $1.65 each.