The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 9

HOTEL BUTLER SECOND 4». JAMES Take Dinner at the Butler Tonight Famed for Im Knowledge of How to Prepare and Serve the Season's Delicacies Special Table d’Hote Dinner From 6 P, M. to 9 P.M. $1.50 No Cover Charge till After 9:00 P, M. Telephone Main 7033 for Table TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK Frem 7 P, M. te 1 AM. That Jazzy Show REVELS OF 1921 W. BR. HUGHES, Producer With a Company of Fifteen High Clas Entertainers have installed in the national ue seurm an exhibit of Scotch, rye and 7 ced i bourbon whisky, These relica of a & Pla in Museum | forrren age will carry heavy bur. WASHINGTON, March 25.—A@é-|glary insurance, providing a com- to injury ts the proposal of pany can be found willing to take tion Commissioner Kramer to the risk. “WE SELL SHOES ONLY” Our Offer Was Low, But _ They Couldn’t Resist the Cash 1762 Pairs vows Shoes BOUGHT AT OUR OWN FIGURE We frankly admit that for the last five years we have been unable to sell Shoes as low as we are selling these. A dollar in cash has some power here EASTER PUMPS poze Relics to Be MH roup No. 2 and 4 £294.35 Pumps in all sizes in calf, gun- metal, patent, brown, black and white. Regardless of what we eould get for these shors at regular prices, we are going to close them out af $2.35. This is & wonderful opportunity. OF REAL BEER ‘Kramer Hears | Orug Stores Will Sell It WASTTINGTON, March 25.—Retn- carnation ef the saloon thru the drug store will be energetically fought, John Kramer, prohibition commissioner, announced today, Kramer made the statement In connection with regulations on the sale of real beer, drawn up in accord. ance with the ruling of former At torney General Palmer that real beer ‘oan be sold as medicing, Word has reached Kramer from various sources that with the aligning of the new regulations drug stores will sell the real beer at thelr seda fountains “We will make the sale of real beer for any purposs than medicinal as hard as possible,” Kramer eid. Treasury officials are helping cheat themesives out of millions of dollars in taxes by senieting in the effort to Umit the manufacture and sale of real beer, One official aaid the government should profit to the extent of $15,- 000,000 to $30,000,000 annually from the $6 per barrel tax and special taxes applicable to the makers, «hip- pers and sellers of real beer, If the manufacture and sale of bepr were permitted on a scale now contem- plated by brewers the treasury would be enriched by anywhere up to $50, 000,000, it was sald. General Wood May Visit China, Japan WASHINGTON, March 25.—-Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, designated by President. Harding to investigate conditions in the Philtppines, also will vinit other points in the Orient, it was revealed today when the war department made public his of- ficial orders, It i believed here THE SEA J FIGHTING SALE [i921 Record of Pedestrians Hit 224-nennns fyom in back of & stopped street oar, Id Foster, 608 Fairview ave, was bit by the auto of A. MH, Mehards, 2920 Fairview ave. at Bastlake ave, and Mercer at. Thursday, Id escaped with @ bump on the head. 225° ‘Two men were talking at ‘Third ave. and Columbia at. Thureday, One was hit by the auto of Carl F, Gould, 128 Harvard ave, N. He turned and scratched the calf of his right leg. Gould asked him if he was hurt. He looked at Gould and walked away. 22 Darting from between parked autos, a boy war hit by the auto of HB. C. Hurd, of Richmond beach, at Sixth ave, and Union st, Thursday night. 22 —Marie D'Adonsto, 4, of 306% bruised forehead when she was hit by the auto of T, Tant, 1325 Seventh ave, at Fifth ave 8. and Main st, Thursday. 22 —fiitinéy Doyle, 14, of 3530 Interlaken ave, twin Lake side hospital, hia left leg fractured, his right leg badly bruised and his body bruised, due to being hit by the auto of Maruts Anderson, KR. ¥. D. No, 6, at Ewing and Woodland Park ave, Thursday night. 22 tit by the auto of M. M. MecHivaine, 403 p Prow pect st, Thursday aight, Ted Hon, 6, of 4119 Fremont ave, received a Possible fracture of one ankle. The accident occurred at N. 43nd st. and Fremont ave, Hairless Pup Now Wanted as Mascot NEW YORK, March %5-—The liner Bergjaford wants a Mexican hairicas pup for mascot. The crew's faith tn an old supverstition wan revived that Wood may visit Japan and | when it stopped @ hurricane with an China. | Four Kinds all so good! unanimoa# halreut, Maynard ave, reostved a/ TTLE STAR MISSING MAIL | by Automobiles || CLERK CHARGED Formally Accused’ of Em- bezzlement | Confflaint charging Leland M. Rowen, missing naval mail clerk, with embexslement of $5,451.00 pow tal funds from the U. 8, 8. Charlotte, | Was filed Thursday afternoon in fed- \eral court, ‘This was a formal pro- cedure, taken so that Bowen may be returned here when located, He fled with a Bremerton girl and is | thought to be in California, | . A * Disposition Is Ruined; Gets $7,000 Damages A jury in Judge Boyd J. Tallman'’s court Thursday afternoon awarded $7,000 damages to Mike R. Plactino against the city. Plastino, a former |s0ldler, telephone lineman, claimed a |truck he was driving waa hit by a street car and thrown 126 feet, ren- jering him unconscious for 17 days, injuring hia head and ruining hie disposition. He claims he has had 4n irritable temper ever sinca, Hoe sued for $10,000, Warship Open to Public on Sunday ‘The U. 8 8. Mimiaxipp! will be open to the Seattle public Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. She will be moored in the harbor, and shore boats will ‘take sightseers from the naval land- ing Moat at the foot of Washington ot The Missimippt will onme over) from Bremerton at 5 p. m, Sunday This word was sent by radio from the Mimdastppi’s commander to the port warden, Friday, |Charge of Delay in Bonus Here Denied County Auditor D. BE. Ferguson and his chief deputy, W. R. Faris, | Thureday branded as untrue a state ment coming from the state audi tor’n office that soldiers’ bonus appll- cations from King county did not be-| fin to arrive in Olympia until 12,000) had been received from other parts of the state, Ferguson maid applica- tlons were delivered from here over: lgnd during the firet few days, He Balks at License for White and Black ‘When 4 white man and a negresn, beth from California, attempted to obtain @ marriage license in Brattle Thrusday, County Auditor D. m Fer. guson refused. “I do not propose to make Seattle a Mecca for persone Who cannot marry in other states,” Ferguson said Twenty-Dollar Bills Excited Greycourt GREYCOURT, rT. March 25.— Twenty dollar bills are a rarity here. When three strangers in elrow lating them they were pinched. Offi. cers later charged them with mail robbery. Passed Bad Check? Held for Forgery © A. Willin, accused of having passed @ worthiews check for $20 Feb. 10, wag charged with forgery in the firet degree in information filed by the promeutor Friday, WASHINGTON —Stata, war and Bary buildings opened to public for first time since war was declared. Mother, bring home some of Boldt's Flot Cross Buns.—Advertisement. AMUSEMENTS ° ‘Levy's Musteal Comedy Co, tn “THY ¢ an GIRL” ‘uesday—« horus Pail and Thursd ANNOUNCES } 11) | ti SUITS, Opening Easter Saturday yo" must see the beautiful op- L 2} parel assembled for opening M4 yh The Marion. If you are desirous of a spring suit or wrap, a distinctive dress or a chic frome something new and different froim the displays in other shops—~you ar¢ sure to. find here just the garment you want and at a surprisingly low price, The Marton ts tastefully tinted in tory with @ simple decorative motive and fitted with French mirrors and novel reed furniture. Phe atmom phere of The Marion Bhop well reflects the qual~ tty, good taste and authentic style of the eppared carried, . WRAPS, COATS, DRESSES, SILK FROCKS, GOWNS, SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS, PETTICOATS Opening Day Specials Low price concessions will-be granted tomor row on every garment in our new and exclus- tve stock. Below are a few examples of, tomorrow’s attractive specials: Clever Suits —ond Wrapsin the season's new- est designs, spe- ciety priced for tomorrow et $39.50 Jersey Sport Coats $5.95 Tuzedo styles, in the newest range of colors Jersey Petticoats colorings Artistic flounces, The Marion is a New Link in a Chain of Quality Apparel Shops. Its Policy Is to Offer Fashionable and High-Grade Garments at Popular Prices The 315 PINE STREET |White Tuxedos to ! Be Wished on Men! NEW YORK, March 25.—Men are (Next to Meves Entrance) to have wished on them the white | tuxedo or dining jacket. The New York Cutters’ club has announced that at its coming exhibition the big- | pat clatter will be the display of white tuxedos. The sult will be of serge or gabardine and adapted to spring and summer wear. Women’s, Misses’ and Boys’ Shoes, work and dress, English and straight laste, plain toes. Women's have Cuban, military and French heels. Among the men’s work shoes are the popu- lar army lasts, Cornplete run of sizes. Tomato Sauce HEINZ Baked Pork and Beans (without Tomato Sauce) Boston style HEINZ Beked Beans in Tomato Sauce without Meat (Vegetarian) HEINZ Baked Red Kidney Beans $49.75 i pratense 2 Pair All Germany Swept by Betting Craze BERLIN, March 25.—A_ Berlin | sporting paper, in an article advo: | cating the onsing of bookmakers, | |says that there hag lately been an} enormous increase in betting, both in Berlin and in the provinces. | For a juicy steak, let's ge to Boldt's.—Advertisement, Now—Matinee Saturday Farewell Week of Laura Arnold im “THE OTHER WIFE" LMOST everybody likes al! four kinds—they all taste s0 good, and give such a delightful variety to home meals. And they all are as nourishing and body-building as they are good to eat. OVEN BAKED This means that every bean is baked through to the center to anut-brown turn—mealy, sweet, wholesome and whole, The baking preserves the real bean flavor and the reabbean Dutriment. One of the 3S Varieties oom Group No. Sa Women’s Shoes and $ $5 Pumps in Vici, Gun- nd 2 metal and Calf, for Pair $1.85 —It should be —a fine silk —Manhattan ‘A FTER all, a silk shirt is to be the really dressy thing this season, You'll want one for Easter. We've taken the extravagance out of the silk shirt. Our new prices bring finest qualities within the realm of reason. am roup No. 7 02 2.02$2.60 Shoes in calf and kid, tan Pair Family Shoe Market 1600 Pike Place Foot of Pine St. Dancing—A ‘arte Dinner, 6 to ® Music by the Famous Butler Orchem See what elegant weaves and exquisite pat- terns we offer now in fine silk taffetas, crepes, broadcloths and jerseys, at— $7.50 to $10.00 Correct Apparel for Men. — TWO STORES — 1200 Second Ave. 711 Second Ave. MOORE SNe all roe of ilvilla never gucrite and Alva BUNGALOW ®=stacnanr Third Near Pine, Bil. 810 Nightly «ryptcai Topica! Revee” Stolam, Dancing Stolam. Table A’'Hote, Aftor-Theatre Spectaltion. CLINT WILLARD F. C. RIPPE Pbuth Minds GREEN ov BLACK “WE SELL SHOES ONLY”