The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1921, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR DRY STATE (MICROSCOPIC EVIDENCE _] winnees uct) Lovers Wear Masks RATE 3 1-3 CENTS Expert testimony of Ed. leerdd O. Heinrich, formerly |of Tacoma, specialist in erim- inal microscopy, is expected |to provide one of the sensa- tional features of the Roscoe |Arbuckle trial. Heinrich will be called by the prosecution to present the evidence of his high-power lens gleaned from Prohibition Pilgrims, Back) iinute search of Arbuckle’s rom Tour, Rea 0 jrooin after the orgy that pre- Fou, Resply t Va ‘ R h | cede irginia Rappe’s death, Close Leaks |This photo shows Heinrich examining some of this pur- By Ernest Tyler ported fragmentary evidence. Milliard T. Hartson, col ot customs, Roy C. Lyle, prohibition di rector, Geo. >, cashier in the | ‘ ada, write - LOS ANGELES, Nov ve,men, She waa tempted to gamble Bo~she pinn: a note to a hand ting happir Such was the whimaleal convictio « Ke Hl. Mek of Santa Ana, Cal a, Boyd of Omaha when they marched nuptials with features 1 pick out his “hankie ahe » 28 water rate Neither had even seen a pho the other Ivy Boyd worked in @ Chicago| band’s character thru his handwrit ing insight into future hu California laws require both par customs ¢ quir ir @perial agent of t Ment, returned t after a l0-day su of conditio and campaign for law enforcement along the Canadian border in the State of Washington. “We found conditions bad from the standpoint of illegal Importation of intoxicating Hquor and narcotics,” said Hart- son, “There seems to be a very @etermined effort on the part of many people along the border to use the state of Washington for the dumping grounds for large ms of liquor and narcotics the province of British Co * ; ine come he lambia” Federal Official _ L. WEEDIN WiLL nt Weedin VYING WAR DEBT took at Fron WASHINGTON to Talk Thursday| district, where they lived for some “So much is that the case that the| Members of the foreign trade bu years, and then moved to Whidby Minister of finance for British Co-/reau of the Chamber of Commerce nd. Jumbia stated that the revenue col | will gather Thursday to hear C edin owns and operates the Ie cf by the province from the sale |i... gy Huston; assistant seoretary ot! and Abstract Co, of Coupevilie. ‘Of liquor has reached approximately 4 ae ; Fo.ton 000. We endeavored to arouse (the U, S. department of commerce, at Nominated to Be Immigra-| } A change in the traffic operation |}! sentiment in that part of |the monthly meeting of the foreign| tion Commissioner Here ot tne Oregon.Washington Railway | h Columbia visited to conditions | trade council at the Masonic club, | and Navigation company, giving de- | ‘existing in that province, and to see | Arcade building, The meeting begins it ought not obtain: its revenue jat 12:15 Lather Weedin wag nominated bY partments increased authority and} is" ¥ Allen callx att been acti years, h | sine tive ally every nty site ary ina r of the state, hav Get | é Oo f D with his father, W 873, The family first Marquisettg for payment of it« war debt from the ~ - President Harding Wednesday to be changing the titles, the whole pat C ax , state of Washington.” First Moorish flicr made a of |commissioner of Immnigration in Be- terned after the Union Pacific sys urtains believe the better } | : do ve ee wings to escape from prison. 7s __Bitle, ace cording to Washington dis. tom, haa just been announced. An especially low . ni, king Curtains as these. Durabl hemstitched—in white, cream ani At the last plebescite, or election, system of liquor. it very undesirable in that is attracting a class of crim- tals not desirable for permanent B THE BON MARCHE Tmpo 5 RGAIN BASEMENT $2.79 It Pays to Trade in the Bargain Basement— he You Get Your Pay in the Savings Made Every Re Pica Time You Shop Here Pend overs $2. 00 | | | residence. { “Murders, knockouts of bdootler- | “gers and private citizens are fre |}) quent. The government warehouse | @t Grand Forks was recently robbed Of 50 cases of liquor. The Globe Export Liquor company was robbed ‘of about the same quantity of Mquor. “Federal costoms officials along the border are doing the best they an to enforce the law, but they can- | J) be on duty all of the time, Peace | with one exception are doing the best they can to cope with the) situation. “Public sentiment must be aroused | The Newest Coat News From the oe ces mater aos Bargain Basement aebiciton Jaws are not satisfactory, | ANd thé people do not want prohibi- tion, then they should be changed, Mat until they are changed they | r the davenport or for sanitary couch Striped Couch Covers are just splendid. lity and desirable colors. rang “pose Right | Up to Altar nos ese McKean responded and a two-year | crow that Seattle's « e e hounewives in 6 . » ne | 45 kilowatt hours and 2% cents || for all in exceas of 45 I grat seemiah manger ot Onese STORE HOUg mr , Look! 27-inch Curtain Scrim Offered Thursday at — ’ tiiatlahiing the home at a small outlay—that’s what you can do with such a price i as this on Scrims., Drawn-work borders on one side—in white, cream and ecru. 8c * FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE {Ad Club Commends | Disarming Progra A minute later they ¥ wife And now they're honeyme Coal in fast supplanting wood y | fuel in Persia “ Patent is granted on an her gave evidence of surprise. | alarm attached to a pocketbook, Fine 36-Inch Bt Curtain Voiles 35¢c This curtain material may be used for plain or ruffled curtains—exceptional quality. White and ecru” —38 inches in width. ” Marquisette 35 Cc q- for Curtains ‘ It’s so easy to make curtains from this Marquisette —hemstitched and finished with neat lace edges ( Choose from white, cream and ecru. Mill Ends Curtain Swiss 25c You can have neat curtains at very small prices if you buy from this lot. Swiss in a large assortment of spots and Jacquard designs—lengths up to 1G { yards. be Po ag SREW WILL Go “Prohibition Officer Lyle was in getive campaign all along the line J) with marked success. We inter e viewed many people. The sentiment ‘expressed was that prohibition had | come to stay, and that home brew | ‘Would soon be properly eliminated, that with enforced liquor laws, rising generation would be free | from the ills we now have.” | | Prohibition Director Roy C. Lyle |f} : “We have bee h i stated: le have.) Se ea a Mill Ends of as a general survey, and |}| ei Iaine'iminantes | | Cretonne its so far. I have received practical and immediate re-_ | Lengths 2 to 6 Yards 1c, 2c and 5c a Piece Cretonne Remnants, in narrow widths, 5c yard; wide widths, 10c yard. Made of brown and blue mixture Polo cloth, in three-qua: fancy lining and interlining. Box pleat back, slash pockets a 36 to 42. ti i my it hil fit i it af 5 H Rang. Trimmed with smock- bats and pockets. futton up snugly. They come in fawn, Copen, American i 5 years. A Group of | Ice Cream Makers for Dairy Combine) ‘The combination of seven state or- | ganizations dealing in dairy prod, ucts, into a state body to be called | | . Are Reduced to - - tea room. 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Made of Scotch prints, pink or blue ground, with white - Washi Dail cil, is be- | ine air br the Pacific Toe | ars of | A wonderful group of Hats, indeed, for $8.75. Cream Manufacturers’ association. | | —Duvetyn, velvet and duvetyn combinations, also fur and metallic brim hats. U PLANS FOR GAME id Shoes 3. 9 5 —Trimmed a latest whims of fashion—ostrich fancies, glycerined ostrich - The Sun Dodger-Cougar football and bright flowers. : hat game plans, scheduled for Thanks- 1 —Copper, fur, browns, hennas, new biues, blacks, navy, American beauties he giving Day at the Stadium, were to izes 242 to 8 and other colors. e Sep ot tee V. ae W, tluasat 3c Pot d Shoes with leather soles, rubber military heels, | THIRD ViPOR-ERE BON MARC er students, held in the Bon Marche | : Cozy Bath Robes For Very Little Folks Blanket Cloth Rob ! $1.65 1 Both light and dark® ; colors in conventional” M designs — made with Pe pockets and cord—sizes” wo 2 to 6 years, Just fine” SS for Christmas gifts. on ~ Beacon Cloth Robes. o $1.95 - hey “be Just the nicest sort of — Robes to cuddle up mM © after the bath. Heavy | quality Beacon cloth—bound in satin ribbon—prac~ ff tical shades in all sizes—2 to 6. . “Cozy Cute” Slippers to go along with the robes are felt slippers—blues and reds—cut high ‘to keep the ankles warm. Trimmed with fur fab 3 to 6—$1.15. BABY SHOP—SECOND FLOOR int