The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1921, Page 7

THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1921. MRS, LYMAN J, ROSCOW, attle, has gone to Butte to funeral of father, Let Your Children Learn to Appreciate Good Chicago, fir controlled by on Your Clothes SUIT AND EXTRA PANTS $37.50 TAILORED TO MEASURE My personal guarantees with every garment, Your satisfac tion or money back, If you have a player piano in your home, your child can enjoy it as much as the grown-ups. With a player, your children can also study and learn to appreciate good music. The Farrand Player Piano is an instrument of superb quality. It is unus- ually simple to operate and of such sturdy con- struction that it rarely requires any adjustment or attention. It can be secured on liberal terms to suit you. Gut your .ctethes expense in two because the extra pants double the wear. I don't charge you one cent for the extra pants, ‘These wonderful values are possible because of my large vol ame of business on short profits I run my own shop. My over head expense is very low. You make the saving. DON'T PASS THIS UP ORDER TODAY LAFF THE TAILOR 1106 Third Avenue Near Spring Your old piano taken in part payment. We carry no stencil pianos. Every instrument a standard make. sh s Jane, epians 1G Manufacturers Wholesale 1519 Third Avenue Newest Themes Have You Seen Them? If so you must have come from Paris or New York as rapidly as they have come. Personality Peeps Forth In THESE “NEWEST DRESSES, WRAPS and SUITS—Every one a FLATTERING COMPLI- MENT to the WOMAN WHO CARRIES HER- SELF WITH GRACE. All Sizes to 44 attend the Edward cel LINE," HE SAYS | * prieors rub : "GET OFF THE a” No Alarm’s Turned in, and $20,000 Home Burns | Fire Marshal Harry W. hurst, aided by telephone ce ontigating Tt Bring pany A, wan inv lay ine no that fir th old Mattht stead house could have bee to the fire department Wedne night Marshal Bringhurst mid Thursday noon that he practically cinched | identifics to yield the t arty type t young girl in the house of the other party, He is alleged to have refured to give up the phone ro any no n reported sulay was talking Mringhurwt said that be tion is taken, careful of the! statutes would be made termine | whether or not the alleged offense | is punishabia | ‘The homestead, occupied by Mra. Anna Walker, is on Lake Washing ton at the foot of Othello #t., about & quarter of a mile south of Seward | park. The house was valued at} $20,000. | Molvin & Meengs, chief clerk tn | # the atreet department, met with the party line hog. when he tried to re port the fire. | “Get off the line; I'm doing the j talking here,” 4 when he tried to was reportin laze was out of cont by “tat ume, n then, firemen were further | y being f Aluished that the engine was hauled to nafety Fire started from an overheated flues. A leaky gas pipe fed the! Genees and caused the fire to epread | rm after the blaze was fT ng, valued at $15,000. «timated at $3,000, was being Furniture in the house was th $10,000. Some of it was saved. | | Firemen were forced to fight jquickty to prevent the flames from | |apreading to the Meengs residence. |) [This house was th furniture was ren reatenedyand the | ved. ered by insurance, | '2 Mexican Generals Captured in U. S, = ANTONIO, Texas, April 28. eral Francisco Murguia and Afuilar, son-in-law of former President Carranza, of Mexico, are | being held by United States officials jat Laredo, Texan, today, with violating the immigration laws. | They were apprehended o@ the Clar | eno ranch, near the city of Mier, | border yesterday for a conference with Estaban Cantu, maid to be chief | of a new Mexican revolution, which | is being planned. . ee MEXICO CITY, Aprfl 28.—Prest. dent Obregon today directed that/| steps be taken for the extradition of two Mexican generals captured yes. | terday by American authorities while | crossing the Rio Grande into Texas Military authorities here were con- vinced that the capture had nipped | @ revolutionary plot. Judge Denies Plea of Mother; Keeps Boy Stanley KB. Sempfe, a ward of the court Judge A. W. Frater a hearing on Mra. E ple's petition to modify the divorce deere between herself and her hus. band to give her custody of ber ron Judge Frater promised final adjudi- | cation of the matter June 6. The court stated the child's best inter. | exts at school would determine the matter, declaring that both its mother and its grandmother, Mrs. Mary Rauen, who have been warring for the boy, are matisfactory cus | todians. Mra. Semple lives in Cull. | fornia, Will Help Mother to Keep 9th Child LOS ANGELES, Cal., Mrs. Cecilia Reinagel wept with joy today because she will not have to/ give up her unborn babe. Struggling to feed eight) Mt mouths, the 26-year-old mother loi heart Tuesday. She inserted in newspapers an advertisement offer. ing her ninth child for adoption. The | babe to come is due to see the light of day about May 4. “My heart is against it, but what am I to do?” she asked. Brigadier C. R. Boyd, @ivistonal commander of the Salvation Army, learned of her plight. Mrs. Reinage!l that no one in the home will suffer from hunger after | the tot’s arrfval. Bound Garage Man Attacks, Routs Thugs Freeing himself from bindings put lon him by two unmasked bandits l early Thursday, W, Walker, attend- ant at the Pullman garage, 20th ave. and E. Madison st, fired two shots at the robbers as they fled. One bandit entered the garage on | | the pretext of buying an inner tire. | He covered Walker with a gun. Walker wag forced to stand face to the wall, He was bound hand and foot and a gag stuffed in his mouth, after the second bandit entered. The robbers stole $15 from the till Fighting Hard to | Save Wounded Girls’ CHICAGO, April 28.—Doctors to- day were fighting hard to save the lhives of the two girls who were seri- ously wounded yesterday following the end of their weird love affair, | Hopes for the recovery of Cather. ine Davis, who was shot by Jeannette Hoy when she alighted from an ele: | | vated train in the heart of the Loop, | | were revived today. Miss Hoy, however, chances to live. Jealousy because has slight Miss Davis spurned her companionship to room with another girl was the motive, ac- | | | cording to police, | | A person breathes ‘in an pareny of eight gallons of air a minute, SEATTLE |hands of 13 | tomorrow, the maritime strike called wan the curt command || Mra. Walker's loan was fully cov- + April 28.—| He assured ||} STAR 'HAZEN J, TITUS IN HOTEL DEAL? Forms $6,000,000 Co. in Los Angeles, Report oday in Congress Traveling under a barrage of ru Hazen J, Titus, president of the uncey Wright restaurants here «© home today from a seven group of eapl Lad of 10 Is Killed |’ by Golf Club Blow! «« BAKER, Ore. April 28.—Lyle Me Intyre, 10-year-old son of the prin pal of Baker high school, in dead at $6,000,000 nas the Hazen J. ‘Titus Ho. ntaining from 800 to 1,000 rooms rding to the report. One plan is said to be to rebuild into a hotel an auditorium now occu The iad Aled during the night at|PYine the site. An option has been Baker hospital, whese he was under. | ‘ken on this, It Is understood. going an operation in an attempt! A Chauncey Wright Rest tS eave tie Wa official today admitted thi ‘ he million rumors,” but had no confirmation one way or the-other. American Marine “1 don't believe he would leave this Strike Seems Near | “7” "0!" offic’ WASHT ITON, A 1 28. Unie TASMINOTON, Apet Ste-Thlees | waregs, hs ction: Is Extraditable steamship rests in put forward at the final cemference called for | WASHINGTON, April 28.-—Deser labor | tion of wife or children will be an plo offense between ates and Canada, un ratified by the senate today. of all marine unions to “get together; The sens . 4 a treaty A lant effort revent the Amer-| revising commercial treaties with can marine from being scuttied.” | Slam, YEAPOLIS. —“Non-Steppers’| wmew YORK, April 2%.—In ma organized by men at Univer-| province of Gomel, White Runsnta of Minnesota, forbids members| several thousand persons are dead Ht on a girl 4 60,000 others are li vietime went quarter ent pogrom, 4 get better «rac dental blow wi golf club in roid Wrederick | Bascha for May 1, will be “seen thru,” jeclared today. d representatives | trea mmittes last night from its direc EVERETT.New armory to be| at Reval, All inhabitants of |@edicated Thursday night, with Gov.|Iutchnydnka except two babies were || murdered, the report said. \]) Hart le ading grand march. Remod: |) FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET charged | ah Starr county, when they crossed the | Breakfast Sets As Pictured At $17.50 zach AN OPPORTUNITY to purchase to peg tage a well-made, substantial Breakfast | Set for breakfast room or sun porch. | As shown in the sketch, the Set consists of Drop-leaf Table, measuring 36 x 42 inches when open, and four chairs, In golden oak finish, the five-piece Set, $17.50. FOURTH FLOOR | The Ohio “ ° ” —the “8-minute” Range —called the eight-minute range because it takes only eight minutes from the kindling of the fire to be ready for baking. —and the Ohio is just as quick-acting in water heating. Fifteen minutes after the fire is kin- dled there is hot water for the bath. | | Price, including water coil and connections, | $98.00. | —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET ‘DOWMSTAIX RS STORE T eee ae 80 New Crepe de Chine Frocks, $18.75 Versatile as to Style and Summery in Coloring BUSINESS, sports and afternoon ee are each provided for in this new of Frocks—all of Crepe in substantial quality Contrasting color material is frequen! used in the trimming of these rae navy with touch of gray, brown with beige, and gray with navy, some of the sports styles showing an overblouse of dark color over a lighter plaited skirt. The Dresses for afternoon are embroidered and __bead-trimmed. Gray, Beige, Harding-blue, Light-green, Navy and Brown. The Dresses pictured suggest the attractive- ness of the offerings in this new assortment at $18.75. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 4 150 Pairs of Women’s Low Shoes Reduced to $2.45 Pair ROKEN lines and incomplete size-assortments in this reduced-price grouping of Low Shoes in patent and dull leathers — principally narrow widths, Greatly reduced at $2.45 pair. 7 —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORB f . A Coking, High Grade Coal—and the most reasonably priced fuel on the local market. Just Ask Your Dealer to make your next order CASSIDY WELLINGTON COAL and you'll get more real efficiency to the pout than any you have recently used. RE-SCREENED AND PREPARED FOR DELIVERY AT OUR OWN PLANT Arrow Coal Co. F. ©. FEREE, President 4400 Fourteenth Ave. N. W. Phone Ballard 2265 STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ©