The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1921, Page 12

i THE SEATTLE STAR “BIUE LAW” Chinese Honor Republic We'd Like to Print \f CLAMPED ON Pledge Fealty to Dr. Sen) This on Page One; TVheBon Marché but, Bebe, We Can’ t MEMBER SEATTLE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU a | P Announcement Made That é i “ ” BANTA ANA, a April 4 ne place, It gives me the creeps.” - — — — " DANCE HAI I Manchu “President” Has ‘Six more days and ‘my streteh'| Banta Ana feels the presence of | { oe | j ia over We criminala count the|Mebe. The Cherry Blossom cafe, a Resigned hours, you know,” on the principal street, is adver | . . Rebe Daniels was talking, She| Using “Be foo cream special,” | BY THE CITT EDITOR A furniture house in displaying a i had just arisen from refreshing | 4 g | : Sheriff Closes Place Operat-| your nunared members of the had) dust arieea from a refreshing |i, oe beproom seb="just lke the j ing on Sunday; Pro- great Order of Liberty, the Chinese pamat! white Knuckles, donned a|one in the fitm star's « h i nationalist party, ceiprated the elec fetching gown, especially dealened gs — 6 ae ~ on a . prietor Arrested | tion of Dr. Bun Tat Sen as president for jail wear, and waa prepated for|'0n® bath tub. A collapsible tub| , ° of the baby Chinese republic at al a strenuous day waa neved, PPageoad ci ne CO Riue law days returned to the! banquet on the second floor of 709% ‘ at war anything but] Yenience of the “guest of | tate of Washington Sunday when| King st, Sunday night was spent by Miss Daniel F her inma ws aes. ee Ae Mi Sheriff Mat arwich arrested ri With as honored guests were n her tastily furnished “boudoir | Daniela’ company ney wh a Mattson, proprietor of a fF about 12 of their American friends, | Mawr dance hall, and placed him in| including Prosecuting Attorney Mal-| the county jail on a charge of Sab- | ce Douglas, Dr, William MeKibbon, bath breaking. | tary of the Seattle China club Starwich said he had notified Matt-| Adam Beeler, one of the fathers of to hold dances on Sundays | this state's antiallen land bill; Attor ignored the warning | ney John J. Sullivan and others. | and charged admission to a merry | BANQUET IS LONG | making affair April 17, >» DELIGHTS was a wonder feast | \‘ | | Fi ‘fair idea of the motion ploy] } | ture star's Jail routine was gnined pent three houm behind bare with rt | her on the Sabbath, In that space coll!” of the little red brick Orange| of the big boxes of candy given 9. | to her, . county jail. She is serving a 10 Jay rentence imposed for “stepping wep n it" in a roadster to the, tune J the average Ameri oe she ; aera § ; 6 t S - \ nd| jeginnin, 30, « ‘ayed at least 60 “jan records | } Bureau of post par Wy P cer tha by ‘actt | on a phonograph, equipped with an| jovernmen ues Ice a trie winder Storage Company Mi i ua Chinese culinary masterpleces sie. [SS Soe bo until 9.30. Relatives | ies os sv are not soquaint | ed with Chinese cooking genius were 30 visitors and Josted RTLAND, Ore, April 18—The 1 Ice and Storage company of! and has been made defendant in| nt action alleging that it! Ate a hearty meal, which she helped to serve. Had ber fortune told with card The Star invites its readers to ase this ent as an aid in finding missing | /° & hopeless daze Navy blue is combined with by a visitor by Elton Watkins, coun ot yA mentioned in antly on th plicitous for the mm. At intervals et ness to the lines of these dresses. fe reprodece such items as will interest enjoyment of some remarkably fine Bi ‘inti erties Ga Guneetenaen fo Wf spent. 1 ne chop suey. drei Mem eenm trast tal : a aes te count Jepartme greasy, indigestible mesa, Bat Munched dorens of chocolates, — | Sonerl! p x, ae Stk _ radio tate henna, tan or gray in many i » } \ Seperated. These whene rolett ‘die happy at a Chinese ban rms apy ane more lke |S | bunineks of Oregon and Southwestern | models and beading, embroidery, i § | { A =_orcies we had eaten enough to m Mra, ¥ Veringen, Lees Oe braiding and ruffles add smart- f J is woution ts to be brought under syton antitrust law, on com. CANTON CREPES, REQ their commanitics. Phe fact that half of the were t * com: | = <8 ware in Chinese mattered| Above — Miss Rose Law t friend Lovet sig by the federal trades com-} = Mrs. Kitty Doubleday, 621 W, Em-| not a bit, for the fire and dash with} Yow, University of Washing- er mother maw to at | The complaint aseerta that the| TRICOTINES, SATINS @rson st. is trying to find her inti-| which the Mashing-eyed young Chl) ¢on gtudent, who outlined r chair was brought Into) poring corporation has gained AND TAFFETAS IN A Mate friends, Frank ‘Terry, Carolyn | nese patr procialmed the doe | purposes of Chinese Nation-| ths cel re ,_| mon Jc control of the sale of u ; Terry and Evelyn Terry. The last | trines of y made mere words a)!" : . Joya, arte Mosqul 1,000,000 guilona of lee crea raat} ‘ 7 fee heard of the Terrys| matter of unimportant detail | one party at banquet Sunday ter and Penryn tas * a “ a meet ereara anneal! GREAT VARIETY OF ; Was in Georgetown, about a year Time and again the Amertenn/ nig. . ong the visitor | Point. Pendietor nd Bend, Ore., and 7 7 = | curt tried by, the narmestons| Beton Dr, Sun Yet Sen, ah, extet| pes Semen ee eee ee STYLES FOR WOMEN | eee with ‘which the friendly, fervent] op op pac onic of th ‘f Last heard from in Winntpeg,| YOUNe Tepublicans spc in their | MeWN lecte ko pyr nt ¢ , he seca AND MISSES ner vg aN sen oe nas *.| own language, burst Int plause. eon os " pub wt in whose} bree A tetee | $25, 000 Slander t so! » p. LEGRAM DISPATCHED honor e banquel was given. |» " “ w : Z Robinson Watson ts sought by = CABLEGRAM DISPAT a Br eiclis. Nitietcie” inal Trial Is Started A Splendid Choice of the Season’s Wanted Colors ; h At suggestion of Adam Reeler,| for the Americans came at about 9 piiyy cards with the r| Damages of $25,000 are being SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE ca a ram was drafted and dis |°'clook when at the end of the many man prisoner in { ht by Adolph Loege, 4 iene. pa! 4 to Dr, Sen, more than $20) *Peeches another ks oung woman hel he " 1 aoe oy \ being raised in a twinkling, The ca. [eeaesnaes Oe the first, if pitee of “bootlerse Mehitve . char plander, In oF oO i 3 blegram read: we ere Mine Daniela frequently be tried In Judge Calvin & a Stole Bricks, Must | “Seattle Chinese and Americans| Today I feel particularty friendly | mented on the kindness of Hall's court e * anfte in honor of your election and | e young Chinese republic for! racy and his wife. They Loewe ayn Mebfhorn, secretary | Pay Back With Same pledge unceasing support to you and t that I found my place oy to keep the big steel {/of Owner & Mehihorn, Inc, called NEW YORK, April 18—-One hun. the Chinese republia Beat wishes | Yt those of two young Chinese | ),, oll osar. [him dishonest abeled him a A @red bricks was the fine imposed on | for long and sucessful administra: by -mem “i i es The most ‘unpleamant feature of| “shynter’ May 17 18, saying in| Py Andrew Order by Magistrate Marsh | tion.” mn my righ 9 ah antzeated & the whole “ waid Mins Daniela, |the presence of F. G. Pugsiey and pats - * te fn the State Island court. Order was| Announcement that Hira iat Chien, |tle high schoo! girl: on my left & de) wig the ct of that door to| Frances M. Frazer, “He solicits my BARONETTE, PRUNELLA AND FLANNEL SKIRTS IN # uw charged with petty larceny in hav: traitorous Manchu president, has re |™mure lass who ast week Fel night. At 10 o'clock it clang» shut,| business and makes fa charges RW.’ y \ : F {ng taken thirty bricks from Julius! signed in favor of Dr. Sen brought | turned from : Ina igrond 7 Ny Sit) keys rattle and the bolt shoots/and presents a twice for the NEW-TONED COMBINATIONS : Sinka, building material dealer. Sin. thunderous applause. burn there. ° wae mame service in mame ee | ¢ ka acerpted the ruling rhe bie surprise of the evening | In Seattle; the second, In| van Dr. McKibbon and Adam Heel-| Mehihorn denies the easential al sty INNING stripes, unusual checks and novel plaids give variety to the newer S ai eee _— mien : es ~_ | L Ore. er, arsured the Chinese that Amer: | legations Sport Skirts which come in white, gray or tan backgrounds with brilliant ae INTRODUCED To Mrseenres jin not only is China's Jasting friend ed colors patterning them. iW choy, the finet eoceersiniivte ek eles "ig dbrethar"..s0 the jouee | Diamond Slump Is Baronette Skirts in pastel tints are delightfully lustrous, | ws |noup—appeared, the lady on my right | republic Fateful to Them $10.00 to $22.50 iy : jeacone, me on Dow jhe oranat S| it 8 ante to. propheny.” maid! somampieeBURG, Apel 18—The SKIRT SECTION—SECOND FLOOR while the one lately from China ex-| Douglas, “that the mother republic] 20) diamond slump has brought in in plained its Ingredients and origin. | will not leave the baby republic to its train appalling conditions in the st Thereafter—thru the maze of IA/the tiger that threatens her—|\W to uneven, <9 aitia E |Chee nuts, abalone, Chinese chest | japan te vanbiad, Talal eunmantive| nuta, Chinese spare riba, pineapple| “Our beet, most unselfish friend) iy cheap, but moveylons diggers are ° ° a chicken, roast duck, pigvon and mul-jtoday t# the republic of China” unable to purchase goods. Stones Daintiest @) an a aae ouses 6 Uitudes of dishes in which appeared! Other speakers included Dr. 8. % | formerly worth $200 @ carat are ~s |mnenrone, fren peppers and | ching, W. H. Hayden, H. P. Huang,|etagiy sold for $25. Tiny stones are en Tange but’ delicious Chinese vege |T. 8. Chin, Woo Kin Chung, Eng | being given in exchange for maize or | an | Gc ag wed ———. |Shee Man, Choo Sun Chee, Wo0| meal, ° ° “ar Soom, leper nese consul In iGen, Frank & Wong, Eng Ho 3 | Seattie k proken Engiish, pd a ease aah. tieing | i bby! vogue for hand-made Blouses is increasing with every day of sun- t | evening. ee eee ok {tf | George Chan Soon, president of lprother, John McCollum, rancher, shine. . ltrtendly an4 fun-loving gentleman, | ‘°°! Wasus presided. == surrenders to authorities And no wonder, for these blouses of sheer batiste, made by fs |with streaks of gray in bis hair, He hand, with hand drawnwork, are a dainty complement to the ® everybody | a SON ak With square or V-neck or Tuxedo collars. Poet ee ARGAIN BASEMEN Some models are trimmed with Filet lace or embroidered dots. BLOUSE SECTION—SECOND FLOOR NEW! UNTRIMMED HATS# | An Exceptional Offer at $2.25! NAVY BLUE OR BLACK SHAPES IN TURBAN, SAILOR, POR AND CHIN CHIN STYLES oon a inexpensive and easily trimmed—three strong recommendations | or them! q Porcupine, barnyard, box sewed, row on row of lisere, Visca, zipper, Milan hemp and Batavia straws are shown in plain or in combina- tion effects. e 1 a: Flowers in gay spring colors, new and pretty, to trim the hats with at 50c. 3 . 4 . ' i. “the Chinese George Washington,” | elected to the presidency 10 years! |ago, resigned when he became con- | |vinced that another man would be| lable better to merge the factions of | |the North and South provinces. But Yuan Shi Hal proved himself | I, traitor. He threatened to behead | re] a Dr. Sun Yet Sen. He drove the | Nationalist party out of China, | They’re Here at Last New Jersey Silk - PETTICOATS $2.89 A splendid assortment of the liveliest colors imaginable, including tangerine, emerald, rose, “THE WHOLE GANG | HE KICK OUT" “He kicked out all of the senate land congressmen,” sid Goon Dip |The whole gang he kicked out, ‘If | you don’t go, I put a knife on your | |neck? he threatened, O You EverTumnx oF Me,” iach pallor dred enaiae ln | without a constitution any more than the fox trot that has been you can't ieike'a ship go without—| tle thing on the tack declared the successor to “WHISPERING,” Haig: tg DO er ge ee played by Paul W/hiteman’s orchestra witt tates try that he get done with, | | 5 - “I Never Knew” on the reverse—85c. |""Htere Con Dip anvoureed the etaa|{| gold, royal blue, brown, purple, black and sky- MILLINERY GECTION—THIRD FLOOR q “My Mammy,” and “UnperNneatH Ha- rtanea his cue er teat ||| blue—some plain, others with flounce in WAIIAN SKIES,” songs—85¢. tute hoe ne tony have « stint! pointed scallop effect of a contrasting color. Varse Erica” and “SAXOPHOBIA’"saxo- big country; Vs peonte. Dut we have Made with elastic waist and deep accordion- NEW GINGHAMS phone solos—8s5c. In future, if everybody stand with plaited flounce finished with two tucks, which ; “Bricut Eves” and “Love Brrp,” fox make a goed conntry in a short time. |l| Sives a tiered effect, Sizes 84 to 38. For Inexpensive Summer Dresses trots—85¢. pnt ee win | | Buy the ginghams here and make them at home—you'll find it a “Rose” —"NicHTmcate,” fox trots, and aoe Be ene acre Fe Awenamaggenatiandie ange ; Heather Jersey | | DRESS GINGHAMS 1214c YD. DRESS GINGHAMS 25¢ YD. {f) 26-inch Ginghams in combination ~ Plaids, stripes, checks and plain SUITS $12.75 “Tip Top,” one step—85c. young patriots—"is republican. Some of us old ones pull back, but we can't stop them. In a few years we will all be gone. Then China is go- colored plaids—blue, pink, tan and style Ginghams—in colors of red, red—in lengths to 20 yards, for only blue, pink, green, black and white— = emg Home,” sung i ing to be a good country. \ oa by Helen Clark and Charles [ect Ames trai te nin | isis yet. hanes apes i Hart, and “Loox ror THE Sitver Lin- y: You et on a boat, go to CHAMBRAY GINGHAMS l5c DRESS GINGHAMS 25¢ YD. Two smart models—both belted, both Tux- edo style, one with box plait in the back, the other with an inverted plait. The plain skirts |]} have two pockets. Sizes 16 to 40, in heather mixtures of blue, gray and brown. wake up—you're in China. Our ness in growing. We don't want you to miss it. Keep your people busy, keep your factories going day ING,” from musical comedy “SALLY” —85¢. mn Caruso sings" SerENaTA,” his own lyric ivi ene voor te | Jand night. We need your goods," : to an Italian waltz-song—$1.75. |w INDE MNITY, SHOWED | “ McCormack sings and Kreisler plays “O 4 Cease Tuy Sincinc, MAmen Farr,” by la 4 Rachmaninoff—$1.50, \ ae 4 |told how the mon Cortot plays “HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY J beter wt ppi ge Mrs Sa bow No. 2” of Liszt, the first part—$1.75. Chambray Ginghams—linen finish 82-inch Dress Ginghams — full —27 inches wide—in pink, tan, lav- bolts and special mill lengths—in ender and heliotrope—very good lovely combination colors, ents IMPORTED GINGHAMS DRESS GINGHAMS 19¢ YD. 75e AND 85c YARD 27-inch Dress Ginghams — plaids Anderson’s Scotch Ginghams— and checks—in color combinations also American high-class Ginghams, |} — . | that will make most attractive in plaids, checks, stripes and ‘plain |] - | dresses. styles. | FABRIC FLOOR—THIRD | graduates of which are "good repub: | licana. Misa Rose Law Yow, a student at | the University, Booreing Cherie fer wrvteres \ Pose of the : | party. 4 Convenient terms gi idly arranged ) “It tg almed at the complete social Jand political reorganization of Chi New Georgette -BLOUSES $3.95 | nationalist 15-Inch Garbage Cans $1.98 }na,” she sa “It has overthrown | : } 4 |the dynastic rations. Many styles in handsome Georgette Blouses, Galvanized Tron Garbage Cans with corrugated sides, raised 4 Sherman a & Co the United St over 400 inf, trimmed with beads, fine tucks, embroidery or bottom and fit-over cover—stand 26 inches high. Excellent | y 4 bSeggcee iy pha dive rap *]| lace. Such dainty tints as maize, sunset, gray, ||/[} Value for the money. hist Avenue os Pic |feason, not to ° ma tho tne f, CHALY, W hite, tomato, emerald, pink and rose. | F you are interested in kitchen utensils at a reasonable price mm SEATTLE lat of liberty for China is havdar | Sizes from 36 to 44—but not in each sty le or | —visit the Housefurnishings Department when down town. ‘ecoma * Spokane + Portland than It for America,” ., wh 7 y 2 bee pagal -< alla AFB, color. UNION STREET BASEMENT Prosecutor Douglas, Attorney Sulli " “Ee a ai