The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 7

ct ete na ener FRIDAY, NECEMBER &, 1922 THE SEATTLE SrAR PAGE 7 Some More Letters |°:*: imposing the Death Penaly FREDERICK & NELSON ee FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SDYH AVENUE nd production Kyne and Cappy Guests of Seattle Cappy Ricks’ bu rival h i# stolen, run to rived Seattle Thursd ny, San F pany in the fame Cappy Rick as J. Augw ar Shir sion at the V of the law,| Noxt, tt ts w or thru relatives or | no In cking the death pen: | th Mealy Von t ) bo Worth while to state | fo >y sufficient penalties for It «that LONDON, Deo, &—Blear arly @ mat we that minal # to which they | [| ary to make it | A New Shipment of Moderately Priced FUR COATS $45.00 to $185.00 HE DOWNSTAIRS STORE will have on display to- morrow, an unusually fine collection of smart Coats; developed in the more moderately-priced Furs. The col- lection includes: SEALINE COATS: fn 88-inch length, at $82.50; 40-inch, at $87.50; 45-inch, at $95. The “Crown” Heater For Coal or Wood $19.50 —with duplex grate for coal or wood. | —mica-paneled fire door. | TAR ha- —extra large top open- ing. A | ] —bright nickel trim. —height 38 inches; width 28 inches. | him to the commission of murder, tt [has at the same time been demon strated that that person is a perma nently unsafe member of society, and soclety Is under the necessity of pre | viding for its permanent self-protec | ton against that person. SUGGESTIONS Party Vanity Boxes At $1.95 Bach A wide assortment to choose | 7] from, in Stamped Leather, Mot tled Leather and Imitation Black | | | To secure conviction of even a, |amall portion of the guilty is a costly | and tedious proces#; and when con | vietion can lead only to so-called “Lite }imprisonment” it ts a doubtful pro- | ceas as well, considered as a protec ton, Baoapes of the desperate guilty | trom prison, to say nothing of fl deserved later pardons, secured com. | | monly thru underground infiyence, |rob imprixonment of Its value as a! | eure measure of protection against | the vicious. | The death penalty tn appropriate canes dora protect. | Tt will not deter all criminals from | | committing crimes which merit it— | | nothing will; but it will prevent thone |[) Patent Leather, Each fitted with coin purse and toilet accessory containers. Attractively priced, at 61.95 each. GENUINE PATENT LEATHER “HANDY BAGS": in « com venient size for shopping oF travel. Unusually low-priced, at $1.95 each * on whom it $# inflicted from murder: |) SEALINE COAT, with SEALINE COAT, with - 2 Ns “ ” eels tien these, ond dott ioactew. |) SEALINE COAT dyed Skunk collar and Natural Squirrel collar oe ae Smaller ‘Crown |] | They won't like to have it tnfitcted; | Of fustrous, soft fur eo “Pigea length, aon “ cuffs, 45-inch society doean't ike to inflict it; but| & ahr H at 25.00, length, at $185.00, . > Heater, $17.50] soce,com jms sm cescins lll Seep cutie, Beautifully Children’s murderer. j]| embroidered lining, 45- All models have large collars and deep cuffs. Linings 7. f —height 81 inches, | lau ds Gedincae’ soseut endeant inch length. are plain, brocaded and elaborately embroidered. Single-, pags ony ha Party Boxes . by whatever prox a —width 20 inches, { punlahiment by death for murder ware || $05.00 double- and triple-cord ties, MS Le oe eas cende. At $1.00 Each A pleasing Gift for Mttle girls and quick, then and there murderers | become scarce. | Ban Francisco proved this with its! early-day Vigilantes and early Seattle | proved it by @ triple public hanging. |f/ who want to “look their best” at Yuletide parties, In imitation 30 Dozen Wo > : patent and grain leathers, af A New Shipment of 50 ; men's $1.00 euch. ew pmen' Children %s (E iSiee) THE DOWNSTAIRS STORB Polaire Cloth Coats Bloomers Gowns for Women and Misses At 60c Pair $1.00, $1.25 and Made of a durable quality White or Binck Sateen, with $1.95 e shirred knee and waistband Three styles in White | FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET only im plentiful crime, but also tn | ultimate lynch, law, when the mob/[) | undertakes to make sure what courts | have made uncertain. | When criminals tm our prisons complain about the terror prison | hangings bring to them, would it not be well for them to consider the ter. | ON SALE TOMORROW SAMPLE LINE OF Infants’, Boys’ A NEW SHIPMENT and a new low price for” ies ee ee, | Tie” ot lew neck mot na FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET Tet these good Utility Coats, developed in the a ae ee ee _ Women’s Tught serviceable Rolaire coating in pleasing Brown Children’s 5 2 BAS Ca ee Knitted Mittens ied” biatwaynen = wt Knitted —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Gloves and armed himself, and same models ave already estab- “Aviation” Caps Gauntlets shed their popularity, at a price that will soon > conte win favor. Sizes for women and misses, at At 25c Each Women s Special at $9.85. REE DOWNEEAIES HECe yarn in the sneachoas “aviae Bloomers 25c, 35c, 50c, 75e 4 tion” style = Attractively- Regular and priced, at 25¢@ each. and $1.00 —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Extra-Sizes ° Saceon wal go oct mem af Children’s 45c to $1.95 mution—and wil get M, and ent jRaitted LA, tide ameriment ot pops Women’s Society cannot protect fteelf by ‘etticoats or tie gag tiek be a «| pone reas 008 gente aneuree. F The One-piece Biip-over Sentaileia Crees sad Neckwear Even its automobile “accidents” | death Met will continue high until | | harsh penalties surely enforced com. pel observance of law. Very respectfully yours, A. CITIZEN. styles #0 desirable for chil- Sateen. Elastic waistband; 50 dren of school age, who must doubleelastic, ruffled or shir- c Oh, Boy! Have Y ou Seen Those ws: cnt ston Saye red knee effects. a9, pleces fan Sle In Navy, Red, Gray and ment of pretty styles in oop? Brown, with attractive striped- Regular and extra-sizes, at band 45¢, 50¢, 65¢, T5¢, O5¢ gandy, Georgette Crepe and Buddy “‘L’’ Steam Shovels and wr" siniat tom "0% 484, BOG, One, 56, See, | Sete heal aad Auto Trucks in TOYTOWN? cc areas ma —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE - | * ps ay A bans ERE’S the Steam Shovel, dumping its load of sand W. ’ in the Truck! It’s probably making room for omen s more toys in TOYTOWN, ‘cause this Steam Shovel Initial really works—when you turn the crank—and the ; yer pa: lots of — eg oe Kerchiefs uddy “L” toys are m entirely of pressed-s and will last a long time! At 20c Each Buddy “L” Steam Shovel, $5.65 6 in a Box, $1.00 TRUCK, with stationary body, $6.15 Dainty hemstitched ‘Kerchiefs | with corner embroideries and initials, Initials avatlable: A, B | GD, BF, GH, J, K, L. Me DUMPING TRUCK, $6.95. —TOYTOWN in THE DOWNSTAIRS STORD = : N, P, R&T and W. At 51-Piece Lively priced, at 0 cacht Il of 6, $1.00. Boys’ Chinchilla Overcoats Dinner Sets —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE | $6.45 Special, $10.95 Pencil Boxes | peeacconmaieniaeinn dl Boys in Suburbs | | Want a Dog | | | Editor The Star: a I) We have three children, and they |) |]}| want a dog awfully bad, and I know | there are a great many people who would be giad to let some one have | their dog if they knew of some one who would give It @ good home. ‘We just purchased our home tn the suburbs two months ago, in or- der to get the children out where they could have a little freedom, but | the place ts not complete without a | | dog. I took the boys wont down to the Humane soctety one Sunday, but they had practically nothing | there and the boys were heart-broken, | and we do not have the time to look | for any. We are not in a position at | present to get them ® good dog, and I wanted one for Christmas for them, | and I could think of no better way | | than to write to you, as tt will reach | people who would be ginad to let some pga dened i. ma’ We BOYS will Ike these comfortable Chinchilla Over- H ouse C oats woul tke to get's colli, Ir posainin }| coats, for they are snug and trim, with all-around LIMITED NUMBER only of these White Semi- At 25c Each or @ large dog that is good with chil belt and close-fitting Military collar. Serviceable col- Porcelain Dinner Sets, in the Mayflower shape Many a little school-boy or and Robes Peers uniakiias dieu: Gait ors. Sizes 21% to 8, at $6.45. pictured; with simple decoration in thin gold line. will need @ pencil bor te | paper can tell ff you can secure on The set includes: the school year. not | fortable, Well-tailored Ser ae tat © aa We seeseens WHAT TO. GIVE A BOY sis pe Fie oneal on 2 oe ee Comfortable, Well-tailor ae eee ee Boys’ Fancy-Buckled Colored Border 'Ker- Salad Pintes 6 Soup Plates with snap-top, at 25¢ each. | and in the Best of Taste 6056-J-. Belts, 75¢ =. 20¢ each; 3 be -orthapageas bie gga —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORB | | i eae | || me aes Initialed Belt Buckles, or 5O¢. 1 Covered Vegetable Dish 1 Bauce Boat (faststand) | HOUSE COATS of fine Worumbo Cloth, with | iA Way to | 25¢, 35¢ and 50¢ Knitted Neckwear, at 1 Open Vegetable Dish 1 Sugar and Creamer frog fastenings; in blue, brown, tan and Punish Cri } each. 45¢. 5l-piece set, special, at $10.95. rime THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE dark Oxford; featured values at $25.00. WOOL HOUSE COATS of fine quality, in tan, gray and brown; simply tailored; trim of checked material on pockets, collar | | and cuffs; $16.50. | Editor The Star? : In re letter of Mra. J. C. Smit hanging; whether to hang 1s proper penalty for murder. Will you allow one who has had many months of experience in the prosecution of vio- lators of federal statutes to agree) | with her enough to state that hang: | |ing will never stop nor retard mur- | der at Neither will jails retard or stop) crime, but publicity will if along} proper channels. First, I wish to see all jails torn down and the system of the Spanish regime done away with, with the 400 Men’s Fine Woven Madras Shirts LowPricea t DLLQS : cr ALLY good quality Woven Madras has been used in the making of these Shirts, and the range of patterns, weaves and colors is amply wide. Every shirt well made and cut full. Sizes 14 to 17, low- priced, at $1.95. TAILORED HOUSE COATS of light-gray woolen fabric, braid trimmed; $12.00. HOUSE COATS of plain-color wool fabric; blue, gray or brown, with contrasting trim; $12.00. Ad justableReading Lamps, $3.95 TWO popular styles in Reading Lamps: flexible “go neck" and straight stand pictured), with adjustable Strongly mad Bronze, Ver ishes. Attractt’ 83.95 cach. THE DOWNSTAIRS § rack, torture and the ducking swing | and other means of ancient punish-| ment for erime. Here is my suggestion John Smith, # grocer, with his wife [and three small children owns and | Operates a grocery. On a certain night I break in, assault John with la deadly automatic and take hin life. rob his store | 1 am apprehended and convicted, | went to an instittuion of an industrial nature, where I pay by the sweat of HOUSE COATS in gray, green and brown novelty mixtures, $8.00. aH BLANKET BATH ROBES in wide assort- mont of carefully selected patterns and fabrics, $8.00, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00 and $16.50. HEAVY WOOL BATH ROBES of excep- tional qualities, $20.00 and $39.50, —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE, my brow, not only for my trial at a fixed wage, at what I am best fitted to do, but all my life, without re Firat Floor