The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1921, Page 14

Vast Dope Shipments Sent Thru This Port In a booklet on “Opium, a World Menace,” just received here, Joseph C. Pelletier, of Boston, district attorney of Suffolk county, Mass., charges: “The production, sale and use of drugs goes merrily on and the world seems indifferent. We try to protect our own citizens, and yet allow enough morphine and opium to be shipped from Seattle in five months to give a dose to each of the 400,000,000 men, women and children of China, “This country is said to use about 35 times as much morphine as is required for legitimate medical purposes. During the first 10 months of 1919 the United States im- ported 250 tons of crude opium—enough to produce 35 tons of morphine. “One ton would be sufficient for the medical needs of America from Alaska to Patagonia. The combined popu- lation of Germany, France and Italy is 3,000,000 and that of the United States is 105,000,000, yet we imported teh A) ye eatin anes {| 10 times more crude opium than those three countries ean ever help me; I have fallen | together. so low and am so degraded, But I seem to be drawn to them as | — There ie only ickie shea” {Coach Bagshaw to |Will Irwin Coming | t, in part, is the typewritten * | aidiemant. heltvet ‘to hee cone) Accompany Singers | _ to Seattle Friday from a girl, to have been responsible | Coach Enoch Bagshaw will accom Will Irwin, author and war cor for the death of Jon Walters, 50,| pany the University of Washington | respondent, will visit Seattle {his Who Saturday carefully covered with | Glee club on its California tour, to/ week, and Friday night will lecture Diankets the windows and door in boost for & champion Sun Dodger at the First Methodist church. P ageen ' room ne D, the auspices of the Y. M. C. . on! ney at 1802 14th ave. be. | football team in 1922, The club, num: | the ; A i teria ‘on the gas. peving 36 members, leaves December |The Next War.” Will Irwin gradu Watters ‘ued with the statement | ! ated from Stanford university in 1899 Desid. 7 As ono ty ne oe - be clasemate of Preaident Henry Sir cuis nae ered vetoes. (eta lon of the police, 19/116 University of Washington. * numerous love letters from the wom-| which she begged him for money an, who signed herself “learl) Waiters wrote to her, and fre (Chicken) Mecoy, alias Anderon,| quently visited her, beinge be Five New Legion Pennell, Scott, Crawford and! candy and other dainties, | Switzer.” ; fen . | Posts Chartered WL WAS The state executive co! HIS HAND “You run no risk In the county | the American Lagion Saturday badnee 5 When Mrs: Helen Foster, landlady, | jail," the woman wrote, “Anything |*? charters to five new posts. ths Bmelied gas escaping from Walters’ | can be brought in by friends to me,” | five include: Rollo — as Reet 3 Foom, she called. police to aid in| which police believe was a guarded | 14%. at White i ee ". ‘at ‘ oat N Arch OF HERSELF Woman Accused by Dead Man Said to Have Con- demned Self in Letters “Tama godiea¢ woman, Ihave ‘no heart or soul, “There can be no geod ending | for me, the black sheep of a good | family. “What is the matter with me? Ts my brain not normal? No re- mittes. of Breaking down the door. Clutched/ appeal for Walters to smuggle dope | Port No. 143, at tm the dead man’s hand was a rude to her. |Graham Post ones | Priday night the woman is be let of Police: Esther Pearl) ijeved to have given Walters a “shot” | ~ yeaa om pap eg ane phage of cocaine, putting him to sleep, and . ae. A en | having taken his savings, leaving the eng Me of $320, doped me, and rypowritten story of her life lying in Jobless Veterans Rife is now hopeless, Perhaps. after | ii. room death, she mor just lO Penaite she tos mate dope fients| TRUS discovering the heartiesnnens | Form Organization of childrén, and is a dope fiend her. | tbe Woman whom he had believed | Jobless veterans have formed an elf. Good-bye. Joe Walters.” an innocent victim of circumstances, | organization to work In connection ding to the police, to whom| | Walters turned on the gas and left with) the American Logic employ the letters and papers were turned | ‘>? world. ment bureau, At a meeting Sunday ‘ever to make an investigation, Wal.| “I ami a godless woman.” wrote in Roosevelt hall, Paul Westphal was using an assumed name, left | Pearl Penell, “Known from the China. | elected prewident ‘sister and two small children in| towns of Los Angeles, ‘Frisco and - Tiibdae te come to Seattle Seattle among my professional HURCH ACQUITS Peart Pennel!, a ravishingly pretty | friends as a criminal woman. My “ ” Woman, became interested in him, | case is hopelons BOOTLEGGE R Spd they became “engared.” A few! “I was married when a girl just] DENVER, Dec. 12—-The con onths ago the wotnan was arrested | out of a convent to a good man. It tion of Central Christian ehureh here Tend jailed on dope charges, and was| wasn't in me to be true. Dope costs | showed leniency at a mock trial of a Bentenced to six months in the | me $5 a day. I have lots of money.|“bootlenger.” The staid members County jail. During her incarcera-|1 need it But MY MOTHER is a| voted for acquittal when called on to tion she wrote letters to Walters, woman of a golden heart.” tact aathe jury I : ; Store Hours Until Christmas—9:30 Until 6:00 | We're Selling Sweaters! Lots of "Em They Are a Manuf acturer’s Samples and That Is Why We Are Selling T hem So Cheaply Stunning Wool Tuxedos $3.79 In three styles, as shown here. Smart for outdoor wear and ice skating, they may be used indoors con- stantly. There are fancy weaves ana~ plain weaves. Some have the brushed woo! Tuxedo collar and cuffs, Many have pock- ets and a_ braided string belt finished with a tassel. In jockey red, orchid, brown, navy, jade and combinations of orchid and white, brown and buff, black and white, peacock and buff, jade and white, buff and brown, navy and white. Sizes 38 to 44. rae Nile anid ditt Scarf Sets P 1.49 h | Tams and Long Scarfs to match in light and dark plaids and contrasting : stripes. Fringed ends on the scarfs,.and on the tam is a great big pompon. ‘ | Nothing is more appropriate for the school girl. Tams in Many Styles We have never had such a ep showing of oe | before. In many styles, colors, combinations -of color) c | and sizes. You'll like them for 69c. B THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT THE SEATTLE STAR Tennessee Cedar Chests The girls all want Cedar Chests for their “hope chests.” We have a splendid lot, plain and trimmed designs, strictly dust proof; $19.00 to $32.50, Smoking Sets $2.25 Any man will be delighted with one of these. Solid and substantial, with glasa tray; 27 inches high, Swing Photo Frames Dandy-looking Frames, just arrived in time for Christmas shopping. Newest designs and shapes. All sizes up to 9x12 inches at $1.50 to $9.00, Gifts the Housewife Wants | Set of “Pyrex’’ Glassware Fancy Turkish piece and including war tax. Give Her a “Thor” Sweeper—$24.50 Electric Vacuum Sweepers, driven by a General Elec- tric motor. Warranted to give satisfaction. Will save $24.65 Dinner Sets Reduced to $19.50 Finest American Semiporcel- ain Dinner Sets in the “May- shape, with pretty bor- der decoration ; 50 pieces; service for six, Other Dinner Sets, $8.55 to $90.00. UNION 8ST. BASEMENT Make Father Happy Give SLIPPERS The Turned Soles Make Them Durable much labor in the home. flower” “Dear old Dad” likes to please him. Gr tts Ve or the Homi Thus something of permanent value is added to the home surroundings, each member of the family takes an active inter- est, and home ties are more closely bound. It’s an idea worth considering! Always acceptable is Pyrex, warranted not to break in the oven. Set consists of ‘ casserole, pie plate, pudding pan and bak- Turkish Towels in blue, ing dish. 26-Piece Sets of Silverware stripes and Jacquard A pretty design, every warranted ten years; for family use. The set in- cludes 6 knives, 6 forks, 6 teaspoons, 6 dessert spoons, 1 butter knife and 1 sugar shell. Complete with chest, be comfortable when reading his paper in the evening—give him some of these Slippers, they’re sure to Christmas Store Hours 9:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. MAY people prefer to spend at least a part of their Mi ‘hristmas money on gifts for the home, and in some fam- ilies everyone joins in making up the total amount desired. Polychrome Floor Pattern Cloths $6.95 All-Linen Lunch Lamps Bleached Pattern Table Clothe, Cloths $2.59 . size 70x88 inches, in patterns Size 36x35 inches, hemstitched Both junior and piano sizes, of rose, lily of the valley, chrys- damask, in floral and conven- in combinations of colors to anthemum and arum lily tional designs, $2.50; sizes 45x match any color scheme, at Napkins to match, 22x22 45 inches, $3.50; 54x54 inches, $14.00 to $20.00 each. inches, $6.95 dozen. $4.65. Table Lamps—Home All-Linen Pattern 45x45-Inch Lunch Gifts Cloths $8.50 Cloths $5.75 Polychrome Gilt and Mahog- f 300d-looking Blesehied a ey See aie por any Table Lamps, a large va- Linen Table Cloths, size 70x7 damask centers, conventional riety, fitted with one and two es iy dala dot border, Size 54x54 inches, $8.50, lights, at $3.25 to $15.00. Napkins, 22x22 inches, to PP gain 15x15 inches, $8.95 . match cloths, $12.50 dozen. . Candlesticks , 58x58-Inch Table $1.75 to $4.50 All-Linen Pattern Cloths $7.50 Mahogany and_ polychrome, Cloths $4.75 Silver Bleached Al) - Lineh in a large variety of designs Think of getting All-Linen Hemstitched Cloths, assorted and colors, at $1.75 to $4.50 a Table Cloths for so low a price. floral designs; 58x70 inche: pair. 70x70 inches—well bleached—in $9.50; 63x63 inches, $10.00 FOURTH FLOOR dot and floral designs. 63x80 inches, $12.50. Towels and Bedding, Surely © $6.00 Towels A fine lot of pretty All put up in a gift box. gold and pink checks, 22x42 inches, at 40c to $1.00, $9. 95 ( styles; 16x36 inches to Turkish Bath Sets Lovely New Comforters Good-looking Bath Sets to These have down and wool i : + filling and pretty floral and suit all kinds of tastes. Gold, : pay: fl : 4 blue, helio, pink. Towels and peehapie = to area” as Wash, Cloths, 68¢ to $3.75 set. Down Pillows Cozy Blankets $10.00 a Pair Most anyone will be pleased delighted Stare ae with a pair of these. White and nice Pillows. Covered with plaid, all-wool filling and strictly pretty art ticking. Sizes 22x28 all wool—$8.00 to $25.00 pair. inches. Put in a neat box. THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE See Santa, His Ice Castle and His Toys| § * in the Big Daylight Toy Shop . Ask Him for a “Scooter”—$4.50 ae Two-wheeled Scooters with steel frames, wooden i Bs tops and handle bars—an easy-running, Mealth-bring- ing toy. p Fairy Hand Cars —— These are piopelied : by pumping motion of This is the long, rac- foot lever—recommend- ing type, with gear ed for exercise and shift, horn, wooden rims, physical development of steering wheel, mud the child—two sizes, at guards and running $19.50 to $21.00 boards—12-inch rubber- Fai ee tired wheels. airy Velocipedes Heavy ‘tubular frame Fairy Auto Coaster with bicycle spoke TT 33. 3E4 2 Made of fine vici Kid on full-fitting last, Can be used as a hand wheels, nickel trimming, i 4 with cushion inner soles. car or coaster—propelled adjustable seat and han- ABS. in oa $3 oe Q9A- ~ and steered by front die bars; heavy rubber Black Vici Kid at $3.45 lever — heavy rubber cushion tires—four sizes, ‘ 101 Kid « 9 OF cushion tires—two sizes, priced from $15.50 to ‘ Brown Vici Kid at $3.95 $28.50 to $30.00. $21.50. “ UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE bet | bal pO 4 Here's a Tip for Santa! \ Se A Very Feminine Gift °°, 7 7 Se \ Prantem Warm Wearables for un India Linons 20c Baby’ Ch F. Nemo Corsets! 1,000 yards of India ys ristmas ’ ° Linon, table for inex- y _ ra ag KNITTED JACKET SETS with We have yet to find the mother or sister — Peniyve | = apt Mary ed cap—in pink or blue trimmed—, “ who would fail to appreciate a pair of the iA blanaies 6a roar vic sweaters in all styles, button | well-known Nemo Corsets for Christmas. pF Do you know any chil i had Tusa or oe Myc he : aa you will pan ae corsetieres courteous dren who'd like dres of 91.05 to oa96 Ton in advising the correct model for individual these plaids or chee in figures. NEMO CORSETS COST $5.00 TO $9.00 Nemo Circlet Brassieres, put up in dainty 32-Inch Dress Gingham ace and fin- 20c Yard gift boxes, are made of heavy ished with satin ribbon straps— SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE vp. . : a pair of long or short Bootees, in pink or FROM or Scotch effects—4ic a blue, and mac or hand made—priced yard, from 2c to $1 Many attractive Toques in a wide choice 50, In good-looking plaids of pink of colors and styles—9e to $1.95. blue, tan and helio—lengths to 10 yards, THIRD FLOOR BABY SHOP--SECOND FLOOR match at $1.50. Could anything be nicer for baby than wool-finished materiz A yard wide and in shepherd eT es eo Knitted Sacques gre so convenient for erimpy m ings—-95e to $2.50.