The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 26, 1921, Page 12

THE paar s= STAR GOES BEFORE _ GRAND JURY Former Mayor a Voluntary Witness at Investigation of Street Car Deal Ole sea terme: r mayor, ouseet ; rr t county grand complete tts in * purchase of ‘tify before Jury, now ‘Vestigation of ty He went once to Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm Douglas, who tn Yormed the jury of Hanson's offer and the former mayor was shortly afterward escorted into the jury's te eret chambers, pea otapped eet thru! Coming before the jury anybody made anyth! street. car deal, I #end him up for 100 years “I don't believe, anything shady tions. F le aand remarkabl must leave It was fr that the «ra career despite her marriage, | musical comedy. on he Preparation ¢ en famous Cleveland mayor. But He Didn’t Care to Share His Property * CHICAGO, Jan, 26.—Hamon Chris ‘Yianson sat disconsolate in the bas} Marsh, aged four. | the he boy's fath 8 fathe r. HOW TOCUT BABY DEATHS Peggy Marsh, newlywed, is going to continue her stage Albert E. Johnson, | | the husband, shown with her here, agrees, provided she dro, He is a nephew of the late Tom L. Johnac She is suing for a share of the late Marshall Field millions on behalf of her son, Henry| The late Henry Field 111 of Chicago was she says. Bureau of Missing Relatives | a TOs, Star aviten Ite renders to nee she | TheBon Marché ESTABLISHED 1490 4 A Special Purchase Brings Tricotine and Tricolette DRESSES In New Styles At$19.75 Smart Models in Navy and in Browns Large Sizes Are Plentiful These dresses are made of materials and in styles which are really surprising when the low price is con- sidered. And, too, they are beautifully finished. The trim- mings are self colored or in bright hues which con- trast attractively with the dark colors of the dresses. DRESS SECTION—SECOND FLOOR A Sale of Men's High- Grade Shoes at $7.50 This Is a Saving of $4.00 to $10.50 on Original Prices We have reduced the prices on all our highest grade shoes, including such makes as Holland and French, Schriner and Urner. They come in calf and kid leathers, in blacks and browns, and are made over the popular English last or in comfortable broad-toed styles. Included are broken sizes up to 12. MEN'S SHOE SHOP--LOWER MAIN FLOOR The Drapery Section Is Agog With Excitement file, a wiser man. | iiigit be did was to ry to share some |Give Babies More Milk sys eB felatives, or trirwd , Hacya, wniiionaice socialist, under| Holstein- Friesian Man | seperated. Twecs al a A S O t D Yr Yl Miitanee bere for activities with the| | frend ore missing ied te repert 5) e ¢ Y e e ' communist party, which believes in} p, p, Aitken, president of the noadere whe — ae the sharing and sharing alike. Sibstein Witecnn . Aeueclation persons ment we 1 / m Lioyd captured Christianson tn hia} Cree tar ens’ een Ol = Beg They’ve just arrived—right on the heels of our buyer who made a flying trip to market and rushed’ back again with this wonderful purchase. A jobber’s entire surplus drapery stock is 4 included, bought at a price so far below normal that we can sell at wholesale. ban home. ecutive committee of the state do- | heir commen: “Hey, leggo! I'm a comrade,” Just look at the prices below! You'll find enticing economies in Cretonnes, Sunfast Draper- ies, Terry Cloth, Couch Covers and other similar lines. Here are the fascinating details: section = tae marked. [Arlington hotel, it is announced. Plain Colored Man Killed Was Not Roy fi vores 7 In ial 4 d. 65c 36-Inch Drapery Material 47c Y: 1,943 Yards 35c Cunningham Terry Cloth Ske a + “Well, you're going to jail,” said Solid covered overdrape material—desir- Cretonnes, Yd. An extra good buy in vas able colors—serviceable and good looking— a full yard wide—47c a yard is the price. Now, girls, you can have cre- Cloth—570 yards in plain colors, tonne aprons at little cost—with very effective for draperies, por- Drapery Madras at 78c Yard Cretonne at 35¢ a yard. Tapestry tieres, couch covers and pillows— Rich shades of tan, green, rose and blue and chintz designs—lots of color- in shades of blue, rose, tan and if ings—a yard wide. Also nice for green. are to be found in Drapery Madras—with | coverings, pillows and hangings. border and allover designs—full yard wide. 1,760 Yards of Figared Terry Cloth 85c Yd. 2,737 Yards ef Curtain Voiles 19c Yd. Figured Terry Cloth—a value that you can depend Curtain Voiles with neat drawn work and floral bor- upon—and for only 85c a yard. All new, up-to-date ders—splendid, durable quality, 36. inches wide, on designs and splendid colors in the lot. white, cream and ecru grounds. Filet and Shadow Effect Curtain Nets 47c 100 Couch Covers $2.45 Each "i of Curtain Nete—oll the senen's latest de Roman Striped Couch Covers, fringed all around—of signs—in white, cream and ecru —at a radically 1 wee ac : ay c at a radically low mre § ae and good size. Value worth coming for Os Mercerized Madras at 98c a Yard Couch Covers $5.75 Each A tempting array of Overdrape Madras —that will Just 24 heavy Tapestry Couch Covers in verdure de- make most attractive overdrapes—brown, green, rose and blue, with contrasting colored floral designs—and signs and colors—full size—priced at $5.75 each. FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE for only 98¢ a yard. "Betty Lou cour $495 | Dresses of good, staunch corduroy—in light blue, white, Copenhagen, pink, brown, dark blue, beaver and orange— two-color combinations —yarn trimmed and embroidered in contrasting color. For little girls from 2 to 6. velopment bureau of the Chamber acy iy of Commerce at a luncheon at| Mrs. Mary Cooper, 292914 Everett} Blanc’s Cafe Tuesday that Seattle, altho its infant mortality m lesa than any city in the t States, coud make a #till mo en-| in 1908 by a man named J, Brandon viable r 4 if mothers fed babies | Thia man has a ranch somewhere and children more milk. east of the mountains, Mra, Cooper | Larger consumption of milk is|thinks, Mra Cooper wants to get in lower | touch with her boy. ave., writes in regard to her son. The | |son’s tame is Paul Janack, and he “You're not a regular communist. was taken from @ Seattle then, or you'd share your property,” Christianson argued. But Lioyd stopped the argument ‘by introducing his “fellow commu-| nist” to the police captain, who i hor ead the intruder on a burglary |‘nvariably followed = by a jdeath rate, he said, and Ses jaltho Im the heart of an ideal psn |section, is not consuming the] ‘Hotel ‘Appeals From | amount of milk that many cities| N NAME IN 1a oot autre te “any “| Alterations Order gr * Stimaon, preaideat of the} Relief from complying with the or-| Washington Holstein-Friesian anso-|ders of the building department, | cation, said the progress of the| which require extensive alterations, | [Ec bred breeding industry in this | wilt be sought from the courts by the THE BON MARCHE Ba RGAIN BASEMEN NEW ARRIVALS IN THE BASEMENT Gold Net Turbans $4.95 The very newest. Over silk in various colors. Tricolette Blouses at $1.49 A new lot in a great array of colors. The Automatic Mark-Down © Corner Grinds Down Prices When merchandise is brought to the Auto- matic Mark-Down Corner from other depart- ments it is marked at less than it was ever sold at before. After 12 Selling Days the Price Is Reduced 25% After 18 Selling Days the Price Is Reduced 50% After 24 Selling Days the Price Is Reduced 75% After 30 Selling Days the Merchandise Is Given Away Every day there are hundreds of bargains here and every day the price drops on some of them. Better keep your eye on the Automatic! Thursday you'll find, among the many good bargains: Plush and Wool Coats at $8.89 Girls’ Coats, 14- and 16-year sizes, at $4.93 Women’ 's Suits and its and Coats at $13.28 ‘A Few Women’s Sui s Suits at Si. 14 VANCOUVER, B. C., Jan. 26.— On Degember 21 a man who reg istered at the Empress hotel here as Roy Cunningham became engaged in @ drunken altercation and fell down | five floors to his death It has since been discovered that | the deceased was really Daniel Joseph Griffin, whose horne address is Bot known, but who lived in various | parts of Oregon during the last few years. He was a railroader. Why he took the name of Cunningham ts not known. Mews has reached the police that fhe real Cunningham was a railroad conductor in San Francisco, and is still alive, altho he was recently re@bed of $2,000 and all his private papers. Undoubtedly these papers | are those found in the effects of| Griffin in Vancouver. The police are trying to trace Grit. | fin’s companions in an effort to dis-| cover some clue of the robbery of Cunningham and solve the mystery of lg Griffin used Cunningham’s| UST 100 JAPS FROM AUSTRALIA Action Is Taken Following! Rioting SYDNEY, N. 8. W., Jan. 26—In consequence of race riots which oc ‘curred recently in the West Aus- tralian pearling port of Broome, 100| Japanese have been deported from| that district. These had entered the commonwealth unlicensed by way of | Singapore. It is believed that there is immigra dion trickling into Australia by way | of the northwestern shores of this country from the islands of the East Indies. ————sEs COTTON GOODS ARE DOWN Scout Percales 20c Durable Scout Pereales —full yard wide — nice patterns—in dots, fig- ures, checks and stripes —for dresses, aprons BABY SHOP—SECOND FLOOR and children’s play Aprons in pretty — P: P y s —<—=<=== - —Linen-finished Indian checks or plain col- Head—33 inches wide, ors and plaid combi- fine for waists, skirts nations —- well made and dreasee—BGig yards and cut generously Devonshire Cloth 45c full. Good value for A_ splendid assortment the money. of Devonshire cloth—32 SECOND FLOOR ings Wide, naa FABRIC FLOOR-(THIRD) FOR APRON DAY Especially Good Aprons $1.50 Of Gingham and Percale Billy Boy Corduroy Rompers $4.95 —Billy Boy Rompers for little brother—of corduroy in white, pink and Copenhagen— sizes 1 to 4, at $4.95. The natives of Tierra del Fuego possess an amazing #kill in throwing | stones. Spring Will Soon Be Here RMS are overstocked F with Used Cars, If you are expecting to get a car this spring, now is the time to buy, while the prices are down. Oatmeal Cookies 18c Dozen Delicious Cookies, 2 dozen for 35c. —Jelly Roll, special at 20c. —Rice, 3 pounds for 2lc. —Bread, 14c a loaf. ¥YOOD SHOPS—UPPER MAIN FLOOR Mayonnaise 44c Ib. Bon Marche Mayonnaise is made fresh daily. —Armour’s Star Sliced Bacon— packages of 14 pound for 29c—two packages for 57c. Prices on most autos will go up and Used Car prices will follow. Used Car prices will not be lower than they are today,