The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 9

\ ‘Plans Record Trip SPOKANE, July 9.—Tending to the wk. contention that the! i, squirrels; they nave the trees,” fecord here. Muffs haa Kone up. * powr wre ov CAN sror: The careful Sis Zire te and ‘—_ ated in London, Cg “ynmar, JULY 9, 1920, ' THE SEATTLE STAR Nuts, Take Heed! Over the Ivories SACRAMENTO, July & without stp.) nial It appears that the beanties are | long-distance or firs, Price on ear | “become great oaks, pines, or sunthin’, MeDougall-/outhwick Second Avenue at Pike —— Boys’ Summer Apparel at Very Reduced Prices Wash Suits Reduced to $3.65 Oliver Twist, belted and middy styles in galatea, madras, rep, poplin and linene; both light and dark colors, novelty stripes. Sizes 2 to 7. Straw Hats | Cotton Checked Caps Reducedto | _ Blouses Reduced to 75c¢ | Reduced to $1.15 —and up to $2.50 | 65c ¥ | Black and white checked caps; summer weight. Sizes 6% to 1%. These blouses come in percale and mad- ras, both light and dark patterns; at-, tached and detached | collars, Broken sizes. Wash Cotton Knickers Pajamas | Reduced to | - Reduced to $2.95 $1.95 Khaki and linen in pink white and blue blem bands; sizes 644 ae aed anaes crash knickers. Sizes to 6%. { 8 to 16. soisette and madras cloth. Sizes 6 to 18. Corduroy Knickers Reduced to $2.95 Serviceable mode color; lined throughout. Sizes 8 to 17. MacDougall Southwick, Third Floor These hats come in many different styles in white, black and brown; some com- bined with black. Sizes Hi 4 614,654, ‘ Middy Tams Reduced to | $1.00 These tams come in | navy blue with em- Children’s Summer Hosiery Children's Fine Cotton Lisle Infents’ Silk Socks with cro- Hose — good wearing hose, with cheted tops, in pink, blue and double heels ‘and toes. In black, white; broken lines. Sizes 41% to white and cordevan. Sizes 6 to 10, ©" Price 85e. Price 65e; 3 pairs $1.75. '2 Drop Stitch Onyz H with double heels and ‘ose, jou eels and toes, Children’s fal Hose in a i ‘ , whit ot sad novia insure good wear. In black, white stripes 914. cordovan, 1% to 10. Fa ge Ng Sd ie Price 85e. Price $0; 3 pairs $1.35. se siacDourall Southwlek, Strong Floor. Children’s Summer Footwear Barefoot Sandals come in Girls’ White Canvas “Keds” brown calfskin or smoked horse- in “Mary Jane” pump style, with hide. Flexible soles of solid leather rubber soles. Sizes 12 to 2. Price make Page ov hea eat Y $2.25. wear for playtime. 3 to 5, Girls’ White Canvas “Keds” price $1.85. Sizes 514 to 8, price — for tennis footwear. Sizes 3 to 7. $2.75. Sizes 81% to 11, price $3.00. Price $2.70. Sizes 111% to 2, price $3.25. MacDougall Southwick, Fifth Floor, Children’s FlanneletteSleepers,95c In pink and white and blue and white striped outing flannel; made in regulation style—open down front and with drop-seat. Sizes 7, 8 and 10 years. —MacDougall-Southwick, Third Floor Girls’ Serge and Sateen Bloomers Reduced to $2.50 Reduced to $1.95 Blue serge made in plaited style Tack sateen made in full plaited with belted waistline and elastic at style; belt at waist line and elastic knee. Sizes 16, 18 and 20. at knee. Sizes 16, 18, 20 and 22. MacDougall Southwick, Third Floor Fancy Middies and Pleated Skirts For Junior Girls White “Jean” Middies Navy Serge Skirts Reduced to $1.65 Reduced to $3.95 a ‘ p > Hung on muslin waists and Trimmed with fancy braid, ties made in medium width plaits, with and buttons; made in regulation tkets on the sides; trimmed with style. Sizes 14, 18 and 20. juttons. Sizes 6, 8, 10 and 12. White Cotton Middy Skirts Reduced Three groups—plaited. styles hung, on muslin waists or finished with waistband. Some have pockets and belts. Sizes 6, 8,12 and 14. Reduced prices 95¢, $1.95 and $2.95. —MacDougall-Southwiek, Third Floor ‘For July Clearance All Women’s Spring and Early Summer Dresses Greatly Reduced The collection of Dresses grouped for this July Clearance include both light and dark colors in many si! and wool fab- ries. Styles for all occasions. —MacDougall-Southwick, Second Floor NEW YORK, June 9.—State at Our and 30>) orsions with thelr winter's food sup: |torneys Investigating the murder of | rps and fAt#) oi and that the seeds they drop | Joseph B. Elwell, slain gambler tn | or | Women's hearts and horses, have cor roborated the theory that the for 7 i mer whist expert was in deadly fear Nearly 3,000 omnibuses are oper- | of his life thru the testimony of Mra Josephine Lewis Peet Wilmerding, Hard Luck Ahead| Society Woman Says ELWELL =| Elwell Feared Death Sountry’s gone bugs, J. Waterbury.) aye Jose 4 ph Grinnell, professor of ies tor ta reel Offered to SIAM) Sooiogy at the University of Califor: | \ ir 0 Yerbury tlaims Minute trip over the ‘and will try to beat t plano social leader, and one of Biwell's numerous friends Mrs, Wilmerding, who tsa dt voreee, admitted frankly that she had “played around” considerably with | Hlwell in 1918, both in New York andj Jat Palm Beach, but that the associa: |tlon had been purely one of friend ship, She declared he expressed fear |for bis Ufe on numerous occasions | because of his activities against allen enemies during the war. | SAYS SHE KNEW THE “PINK KIMONO GIRL” . Mra, Wilmerding declared that she knew “Mins Wilson” the “pink ki mono” girl, whee clothing was found in Elwell's house on the morn- ing of the murder, but did not know of the degree of familiarity which existed betweer the two, Mr, Wil- merding denied that she was tho| woman over whom “Mins Wilson” ts said to have grown violently jealous, Mrs. Witmerding declared ahe went to a hospital for an operation sev- eral months before the murder and that Elwell cailed once to see her. Bhe said that Etwell‘asked her to write to him, but that she never did ‘That visit was the last time she had ever seen birm, “Ie was a good sport and an tn teresting companion,” Mrs, Wilmer ding declared, “but that ts all 1 know about him, I know nothing of his personal life or the events lead: ing up to the killing.” HERE TO HELP FIX COAL WAGE « James H. Allport James H. Allport, Pennsylvania mining engineer, who is sitting as ‘an appointee of President Wilson on board of Washington coal miners and operators meet! In Seattle in an attempt to mediate a difference | in the existing wage scale, ‘Thru his services as a member of the engineers’ committee of the Unit- ed States fuel administration, All- port is wellknown in the coal indus- try by both miners and operators. He also served on @ presidential com- misxion in France during the latter | part of the war, | Hexides Mf. Allport, the commis n consixts of Robert H. Harlin, crnest Newsham, sec- ct No. 10, United of America, and! |D. F. Buckingham, manager of the! | Roslyn Fuel company, and N, D.| Moore, vice president of the Pacific! Coast Coal company. The commission, which is to in- vestigate and report to a joint con- ference of miners and operators of | this state as to the effect of the ap- plication of the national coal com miasion's award to the operators of | this state, is holding its hearing at the offices of the Washington Coal) Operators’ aasociation, at 608 Lyon| butlding. The present investigation of the situation In this state is the out-| gsfowth of the wage controversy | which resulted in the nation-wide | jwtrike of last November. The na tional commission investigated the | national question, includ this | state, but in tts award, made! ast | March, excepted ¢Washington from | the national award, providing in-| ntead for a further local tnvestiga-| tion which, thru the presidential ap- pointmento f Mr. Allport, is now on. i prs - path SHOE SALESMAN BIT T00 MOIST So Federal Officers De- clare; He’s Arrested Walter E. Brown, shoo salesman of Seattle, was arrested by © agents as he stepped off the at} Northern owl train from Vancouver Friday morning, and is being held) on liquor smuggling charges, Fed: eral agents claim to have found six quarts of gin and eight qyarts of Canadian whisky in his possession. Brown was arrested this spring transporting seven ounces of mor- phine in his new Page car, For this| he was given 10 days in jail and fined $500. He admitted at that time that he had brought the ne | in from Canada, but se on the plea ef its being his firw | ot | fenwe and the fact that he has a wife and several children living in| Seattle. His car also was seized by | the government, This time customs agents suspect-| I} ed Brown of bringing in more nar cotics, but upon arresting him they found the whisky instead Customs officials said that Brown's) case would probably be turne 7 to the federal prohibition offic: prosecution, Wuxtry! Girls Go to the Bow Wows SACRAMENTO, Cal., July 9—Ho, hum! , Here it is again. Girls of to day are labking in modesty of dress tional Council of Catholic Women to PROBE FLAT FAILURE Collapse of New “Lead” | authorities on the border at Tijuana Ends All Clues NEW YORK, July §.The story told by William H. Pendleton, friend |of Joreph B. Elwell, | ments the night of the murder of the of his move | whist expert, #tood substantiated to day by. several other witnesses, Din trict Attorney Edward Swann an nounced, Collapre of the Pendleton “lead” j Again left authorities without a clue which promised « solution of the| many, forbids anyone mysterious murder, {Jack Johnson Press Agent Breaks Loose LOS ANGELES, Cal., July 9—-Te ports ciroulated here today that Jack . former heavyweight cham pion, would surrender to American tomorrow, were without confirmation in official nources. It was stated visitors to ‘Tijuana who bad seen Johnson, had brought this word. This iy the third time the date for Johnson's surrender has been set. It in understo © that Johnson's white wift t Tijuana for the East. Jo # sold his resort In Tijuana, The former champion is wanted in Chicago on a white slave charge, The town of Westoven, In Ger- o walk in the street with a lighted cigar ~ SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Smart Styles in Suits —Regularly priced’ at $29.75 $39.50, $45.00, $47.50 .and $50v00, Serge and Tricotine; Navy and’ Black in regu- lar sizes; Dark Gray wi sizes. sizes, but not all sizes i th pin stripe of white in out Plain tailored and braid trimmed models. All n all models: AUTO IN HOLE, Car Runs Into Pit Caused | Moines highway caused by an ex | plosion of the pavement late Thure- day night, Mra, Mate Powers, 2766 | Admiral way, and her mother, Mra Kh. H. Miller, were painfully bruised and which they were riding narrowly avoided captizing. their homes and Dr. A. L. Windon attended their injuries both women were no’ Odd Fellows Will Go to Snoqualmié A special train will leave tie — Great Northern station Bat 4 |afternoon at 3 p. m. bound for —— | quaimte Falls, where more than 7 i members of the various branches of the I. 0, O. F, will be the gueste |the Odd Fellows from Snoq | watts, Falls City, Tolt, North Bend jand Duvall, at a picnic, re Crasbing into @ hole in the Des!” Goy, Louis F. Hart Js scheduled to talk. A six-foot key to the elty of Bnoqualmie Falla is to be pre |wented by J. RK Tuck of the day, to Past ¢ George W. Toberts of the automobile in} 1. 0. 0. by Paving Explosion cut when jured. Mre. Powers suffered facial and the loss of her front teeth, 6 declared | her mother w about the b fously in-' legs and should Toth women were removed to Underwear Munsing FOR SUMMER y COMFORT —Munsingwear is a well known word to men. A union suit bearing this label means work- manship, style, fit and quality. Jocal women, —Light summer weight union —Sulte, Thipd Floor suits in the following styles and qualities: —Long sleeves, ankle Satisfact wong sleeves, three Sai th: —Long sleeves, Petticoats = ; = wad Fe “Cmerin]” uarter sleeves, A Saturday “Special” at th uarter length. ’ $2.95 —Sleeveless and Hoovers-- --A special shipment of —— = Heatherbloom and Sateen BEAT— Petticoats. In regulation SWEEP— width, with twelve-inch CLEAN— flounces, finished with —== baie ial small ruffles at the bot- All in one operation. tom. $4. Sold on terms if de- sired. $5.00 down, $5.00 a month, with- out interest. Fourth Floor Also plain —In Rose, Copen, Purple, Emerald, Navy and Black. novelty ruffles. —Petticoats, Third Floor —Quarter sleeves, —In White, Cream and Ecru. Priced at $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.50. Sizes 34 to 50. Men’s Bathing Suits knee length. 25 to $19.50 shades with National Adjustable We have just received a complete new stock of National Bust and Dress Forms, in a full range of sizes. —Sold on terms, if so desired. —Dress Ferma, Second Floor The Eldredge Two- - Spool Sewing Machine Cependadle Sewing Machine It does away bobbin, Te thread. It —A modern, makes summer sewing easter. with the bothersome time-wasting sewn direct from two spools af te eaxy to understand and operate. —Sold on terms at the regular cash prices. —Old machines taken In part payment. —Sewing Machines, Second Ploor For the Little Girl of 2 to 6 Warm Weather Frocks Specially Priced at $2.95 - Attractive styles In fine Dimity Dresses, Stripes, Polka Dots and * Floral Designa. In Pink, Light Blue, Green and Orchid, Infants’ Department, Second Floor Girld’ Senocks: Special at $3.50 —Extremely emart-looking and most comfortable for warm weather, Of durable erash and linene, in White, Gold, Rowe, Green and Copen. Hand- embroidered and crossatitched, in contrasting colors, with novelty patch pockets, and belts, sashes and girdle effects, Stues 6 to 14 years. Regularly priced $3.95 and $5.00, ~Missed? Department, Third Floor —An excellent range of color combinations and terns. All wool, wool mixed, and fiber silk. i —Men's Section, First Floor — Girls’ eaescus fa Gingham Dresses “ / Specially Priced at $2.75 —Checks, Stripes and Large Plaids; all new models in a variety of pretty styles in both high end long waist effects. Some belted, some sashes and some with novelty 5 4 years, - pre Bad op ‘Third Fleer | Boston Bags at $5.4! —25 only of these Black Cowhide Bos- << ton Bags, lined in k rib cloth lin- ing. Most co m ve ment small grips : for carrying packages. Sizes 12, 18 14-inch. —Lugeage Section, Fitth Floor Special Price Basement —Offering for Saturday values extraordinary even for the Special Price Basement, which is now rec- 4 ognized in Seattle for its every-day economies. Women’s, Misses’, Girls’ Coats. $7.50 $12.50 $16.50 —Women's and Misses’ Sports Coats of Polo, Velour and Jersey, in Tan, Rose, Blue and Grays. Formerly priced at $19.75 to $25.00. For clearance at $16.50, tuxedo’and other popular styles. In belted, ~-Women’s and Misses’ Coats in Heather Mixtures, Tan, Taupe and Novelty Striped fabrics. 42. For clearance at $12.50. Sizes 16 to —Girls’ Coats of Navy Serge, in neat belted models; full and semi-lined. Formerly $10.00 and clearance at $7.50. —A few Juniors’ Coats, sizes 12 to 16, of finest fab- rics. Formerly $18.50. and $22.50, For $15.00, 100 Hoover Porch Dresses At $3.75 —A new shipment of these popular Dresses at a very Made of good quality chambray, in Blue and Pink, with wide collar and detachable One of the handiest of summer attractive saving. cuffs of white pique. very easy to slip on and easy , for small, medium and stout figures. —Newest short models. $12.50. For clearance at For the Hot to launder. July Clearance of Waists —Charming Blouses of Tricolette and Georgette, in — overblouse, short and long sleeve styles. assortment of colors, Both georgette and crepe de chine. The styles range from dressy beaded and embroidered models to the more conservative tailored styles, In Flesh, White, Apricot, Rose and Green, Li —Some of the greatest values of the season are here, - in fine Voiles, Organdies and able style represented, and the savings average fully ~ one-third. The prices—$1.29, $1.98 and $2.59. At $5.00 In a large At $3.45 sleeve Blouses, in a dozen or more * ngerie Waists Days—At Very Special Prices awns. Every desir- 100 New Sports Skirts, $12.50 Specially —Another shipment of the pleasing checked and plaited $3. 95 rich Velour Skirts arrive for Saturday selling. —_-Plaited, —Summer models in ple and gathered models, Leghorn and Panama with novel pockets and broad Straws, trimmed with belts. These would rell ibt . d fl " ordinarily at $15.00 to $21.60, ribbons = an lowers. Typical Special Price Base- Specially reduced for ment values at $12.60, Midsammer Hats Saturday, to $3.95. Priced, at White Tub Skirts $4.75 —Skirts of fine serf satin, @ fabric with high luster, that: will launder satisfactorily and is delightfully coot for sum: _ mbr wear. . The models are new, with wide belted and — novel pocketed styles, and are ji in a large range of sizes, Very special at $4,756,