The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1923, Page 5

THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1928. THE SEATTLE STAR MEMEPR AWERICAN Towns HUREAT GRUNBAUM-BROS | car AcciDENT euxru AVE. between PIKE ood PINE \]'Mrs. 0. F. Keeling Meets = Fatal Mishap J anuary Cc learance Sale WOMAN DIES IN HEADS BRITISH MISSION l ee ; Don't Miss Our Sale of Bates-Street Shirts at $1.25 | qi emer | , $2.55 and $4.95 While crossing the street car tracks at U8th ave, S. W. and West Alaska = st Wednesday nt, Mrs, € ' Keeling, of dave, 5. W., was struck a nileroy and fatally injured. - . we 9 to 10 WOMEN'S COATS ¢ | FRIDAY HOUR SALES aay How tle mer and Tleathe chandiee, and the right to limit « tien ie f of H ne 10 to 1l 11 to 12 1to2 ing 22 in all, are Plushe No mati, telephone or ©. 0. D. orders on ¥r Vel nixtures in Stewart. taking DM ‘ I kul each $5.00 BLEACHED CRASH MEN'S NIGHT SHINES BLANKETS: 90 ot WOOL PLAIDS AND be t , bound witty f : STRIPES ir “ cof bive aad |] attractive one are slighty unable 4 Inches hie, @ tow i when} Stanley Baldwin, chancellor of the British exchequer, i priced ' pee t nats’ Quine ee eer! shown here with Mra, Baldwin as they sailed for the United 14c . a er a States, where the chancellor will head the financial mission ry Deph, 79c which will attempt to make a permanent the 79¢ Two for $1.56 Sixth | debt England owes to America MEN'S SHIRTS; 29 #ite brown shades ¢ D mia ine fow Awa received a in The Motorman fractured street car was Kdward ¢ in charge Ring tford Ring ductor ie\ “ld the coroner striking woman of t en nt an at 8th « and “$1.00 UNE Virginia st settlement of Mrs. Mabe Thursday me MARQUISETTES of, 1621 to be dying | ———— - — - - he 1 of « mplend' the olt pt 4 Pants, in gre ar Girl Tells of Kidnaping | vw 0% Sonn by Black H ood Terror ists Women’s De BY KE. A. SHELLNUT of aa COURTHOUSE, Bastrop, La, Jan ea . The story of a young girl “They wore black hoods and A iresege th Bh long black robes. I asked them aaibeil teal how they expected me to live Little Rock without my par , and Dr, MeKoin said "They 4 oo, if they want to.’ Mr. Kirkpatrick gave me his rece in and She wa BATH TOWFRLS, interurban ed skull, a leg and tn Curtain Dey 18c a yard ternal hoods they FARMER LOAN vin” * Addie Hamilton, 17 RUSHED * Post, with 1% arched top yuarter sine For Final Clearance For the Home Milliner Second Floor ‘ design. Women’s <uits Mair © care old, a CERTIFICATE With each purchase made of $50.00 and over FREE $ 50.00 and over $100.00 and $150.00 and o $200.00 and over artic jes as noted below $ 5.00 Electric $10.00 Axmi $15.50 Rog $24.50 Floor I Iron er Ku ’ Silver Set and Shade OF PURCHAS Mi will be given jEast Side Association Has Successful Year The annual meeting of the atock flashlight when they left me at the depot.” W. ©. Andrews, one of the five } kidnap ) the night of the D | Richards murder, tell of | Harry tes titi at her mother, “down on pleaded with the hooded carry her ¢ Ku Klux Kian t yune last year and Addie Ma to and k me out began. me was ree Daniel held by a Plain and Fur-Trimmed Special $16.85 Second Floor Velour Suits in attractive styles and 61.25 Straw Braids Satin Finish edge, a bol to 83.26 « & wide range of © th, Visca and Fancy Straw Clothe im mont desirable yard are prieed from in the regular braid widthe, andl lore, 10 the bolt, It, 65¢: Satin Straw, with cond 81.50; Celophane Braid at © iid tar them mM b f mamma they w up Sring this certificate with you he Eaat Bide Farm Loan | .7n'7 ate res ane Oi. os Pym trimmed with Beaver, Caracul and Beaverette. In small sizes only. Spe- cial for Friday. |aroup of the Ho sata “They accused Watt of mak ing whisky, but he sald he hadn't made any since Novem familiar mere of he didn't let was held 4 for A splendid assortment of Buckram shapes at 65¢ an¢ Crowns at 25¢ each fama took ahold of me and said she wouldn't let them take me away, and then they told camena thay’! tes and ber, when ‘they got afier him fenton ne if che didett tet om about it, I recognized Capt. J. K. te Skipwith and Larry Calhoun by Poin eiiiine ir yolees when they asked Gee talking to Watt, I ~ saw Mayor Robert Dade (of Mer but when I talked Inter he said he stood back away from the road. He he was there all right.” Dr, MeKoin?" ught I recognized him.” Watt claim he recognized night the election of | o) ae rs as eee 4toS CRETONNES; 200 yard of | 36-inch Creton: assortment of colors and signs, These sold r 260 « yard offered specti hour, in the Drapery D partroent ‘ aa, 0 yardscnss BOYS’ HE broken line of Hats in Rah style, and toques « brushed wool and stitch, are priced - the Boys’ Department, this_ hour; choice at The the showed the reserve fund materially report secretary | 2to 3 3 to 4 fn Assorted Floral Odors, are on ‘'S HANDKER in the Drug € 8; 400 fine white 35c nics win xs tractive embroid. Specially priced for thin hour, in the Handkerchief Dept each ..... increased and the volume of loans| pleaded with them? ruervein, sale for this hour Bundries WOMEN’S HOSE of fine cotton, for }increased nearly 60 per cent during «0 GU assistant attor the year thes cao an ounce A dividend of 6 per the to stockhe Thr which transacts {ts the fede are made |ecurity at a rate of 6 per cent, n Jcomminsion being charged, and the]. jloana are amortized in about 34 | Fred Clements Screen’ papmnente: te be ceniina cy] toe deer with Dineh and robes 9 J: Di Higginbotham that | ate amiuewbrypise Nea prgory Bie sreoethanggro They |Aye him his pistol back paid they had a message for her, and here were you on the night duced or paid in ful ae shut and|of the attempted shooting of Dr jafter five years by sonia et they got In thru the | McKoin? |wums as low as aanen Gnee and| “I went to J | Paying throwed ¢ thinking the | Clancey M. Lewte 4 poker game there, But J. L. told ~~ — [Robert T. Reid, of Be “Dad eouninn ony ef me the boys were probably up at | Raith H. Adama, of Redmond; Al Lee sper y Richards’ house—thet was about 1t!Clerk Climbs to fred Kaiser, of Factoria; T. P. Cran-| “Yea; Dr. MeKoln and Mr. Pink | o'clock. I found them at the negro son, of Bothell, and Chas. E. Linder,| jirkpatrick. restaurant and so I Bank Presidency lof Redmond, were elected trustecs “1 recognized Dr. McKoin by They toid me there that Dr. Mo-| CHICAGO, Jan, 11.—Howard Fen- for the ensuing year. talk—he was the only one At & meeting of trustess following al talked—and by his yk and the stockholders’ meeting, Mr. Lew-| the way he drove his ear, I ree: iy wae reelected president, Mr. Rei, | ognized Mr. Kirkpatrick i “ vice president, and Mre, Adams sec) size and by the big gray boo! retary of the amociation. Mr. Reid] wore, |was made chairman of the loan] “Well, what happened when these jcommittes consisting of himself,| men came into the room with their | Meaers. Linder, Martin Hartman, G.| gun? ‘ook field, Dayton, to leave April 1 |. Dodd and Mrs, Adams, of Red-| “Dr. McKoin anya: ‘Addie May’ ot second attempted non-stop flight mond, and Mrs. M. D. Silliman, of| got to leave on the nigh in to lenday checked the afory told by | Bellevue. | night,’ and mamma says, ‘Why? And | statthow Callahan, 23, night clerk oroxs country In airplane, ts report. —— Dr. McKoin says because I had been | who shot and killed Sigmund Moss. Return Children leading an immoral life clothing manutacturer, ts. | NEIGHBORHOOD IS to Unwed Mother “Mamma asked him why he | tne of the Seville hotel here BUSY CARING FOR CHICAGO, Jan. 11.~-Miss Kath didn't get some of the other a women in Mer Rouge that he Callahan told police Moss and his! LUSTY TRIPLETS Philadelphia, Pa. you wear|tion: Go to any active. Sh ppger one sam ‘anal wife quar in their room and dis Are ‘you a victim of eye| and get a bottle of Bon-6 her five children were reunited to knew about, and he said ‘That's, When Archie Huson, 418 E. || strain or other eye weaknesses? If | Drop one on Opto tables turbed other guc The clerk said day by order of the juvenile court. | what we're going to do now.’ “ rl 7 ‘ ‘ you will be glad to know that glass of wal Dr, McKoin struck mother, | he warned the couple they would || 78! St Was told Monday night n wi iad to know that | of eset water at He hit her with his hand. She t he was a dad again he was lever two to four times The reunion came after the case} jhave-to keep quiet or he would put wd, of course, But when « against John 8. Curtin, wealthy ir} | them out. 5 and alleged father if was trying to push him back out pereeotthie: staia aa of the doo.” 1 went downstairs to the desk.” moments later he was inform. inflammation will qui ‘After they were in the house, "A few minutes later || ° that triplets had come to his was continued un dows cad aynutes later |) nousehold he was triply pleased f your eyes are both your mother cry?” berore” take opiate "Yeu Kged them to let me revolver from the draw.|| TP@ youns all fine and him.” healthy, were born late Monday ‘ore it stay with h © “What did they tell you at the de | night; two are giris and one ts a boy y bring the number of | pot? ‘They said that if 1 didn't leave on | \Hart’ 8 Message hildren in the Huson family up that train, they would tar and feath. | © mven ler me. They told my mother that if Revives Memory | ‘The sudden unexpected growth }T didn’t go they'd tar and feather | MPIA, Jan, 11.—Many of the}| in the family has called for con. her, too." logistators were members of|| siderable asnistance in the house- At the the lex former Gov.|] hold, Consequently, neighbors and Ernest made his first speech || others are responding gladly to before combined assembly of) | the need and the neighborhood is and senate, watched with the a busy one. money with her and 60 cents change Interest the actions of from the $7 given her by thu hooded | Laeut. Gov, “Wee” Coyle Wednes| men. 4 when Gov. Louls F. Hart a) “When did you leave Little Rock | his message to the legislature and come b kr” On the day that former ‘On the b of May I got a jet-|ter read his first ter from mother to come home 1| Hart, then Heutenant governor, but all the time I was| fast asleep, death " cont was paid| “Down on her opt ager “But whe thru | going to tar they said they were nd feather ber, I got 1 told them Id go," Mders. 4 this wir ip black, a it business sizes 5% to 10. Special ered corners t she this hour, a pair Or 2 pairs for 506 SHELL, BAG TOPS; 55 of th in two differ ent patterns, that formerly for $1.15 each, and are on wale for this hour, " 5Oc tn the Ribbon Dept., each and in an assort PERCALE, 26 inches wide ment of light and dark colored patterns, For this hour,.in the Domestic Section, 16c a yard farns to man bank, loans lared Mint Hamilton said of January 2, 1922 and I were visiting in farmers on approved | “The nigh : sold WOMEN’S GLOVES; 100 pairs of mended Kid, Lamb- skin and Capeskin Gloves, ranging in prices from $1.00 to $1.96, will be offered for quick clean-up, this pee 1 men ee He told me he thought American Beauty DEMONSTRATION of the superior heating quailty of the American Beauty Iron by Mr, George H. Ostiguy, factory rep- esentative. { Friday Only—Downstairs Store scared. may be re at time payments of at any interest ra slammed the door But f the front guns down on Fred Clements and told him to ait still.” 1. Daniel's boys might be having room roune, of Newport; evue the ttorney for the company, plant employs 300 men and payroll of $85,000 will be heard by the council Proposed ordinance comes Up cussion. The plant, located om | Spokane st., has been off v ‘Weat Seattleites for many declare. Doctor Tells How to Streng Eyesight 50 Per Cent in Week’s Time in Many Inst derfully benefited by simple rules. Here ie Barton Promises Odorless Plant Af odorless packing plant is prom- Koin had come in and stopped tn|ton, who came to Chicago in 1895 to|%°4 by the Barton Packing Co, tf front of Kirkpatrick's house and! work for the Harris Trust & Bavings| the city council revokes {ts edict that said somebody had tried to shoet/rank asa filing clerk, at $6 a week, |the plant must be closed by Decem- ea wan today elevated to the presidency |Der 31, 1923. Judge H. A. P. Myers, of the institution. |WEALTHY WEAN || sivcen a tlam celes IS SHOT DEAD Kelly and J. A. Macready, of Mo CHICAGO, Jan. 11. — Authoritie joined them. | 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9-Inch Special lobby Htast night mother effort to collect money by his for. Clinics Urged for mer wife. King ts at liberty under | dealer, Study of Criminals | s2.:00 a, children uary 16 Crime prevention by means of| oe Mins Morrell was separated from| crime clinics, where dangerous types | |the children for seven days, follow: , 7 ing her arrest on a warrant sworn of citizens are diagnozed by criminol- | Falilie : jing, Dee feck on. ogists, will be urged by Luke 8. May, ’ | The children were returned to the president of the Northwest Associa- apartment in which Morrell tion of Sheriffs and Police, at the jand Curtin lived convention of the body at Portland, | ea January 18 and 19, May favors add What's in the Air oo in tniversities dapper | PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, JANUARY It KDZE—10:30 to 11 a. m. and 2:0 to 4:20 p. m. daily; 8:15 to 9:15 p. m. on Monday and Wednes. day; 7:15 to 8:16 Friday KHQ—7:15 to 8:15 p. m. Mon day, Thursday and Saturday KIN—6 to 6:30 and 7:16 to 8:15 p. m. daily. ay tored U piel aad the principle ithis wonderfu free prescription. me man says, after trying jt: “l [was almost blind: could not see to Now I can read every- thing without any glasses and my did j an ters, atmosp! out glasses, this prescription for ‘erything seems clear. }I can even read fine print without nat js believed tha mn Opto is a very rs Ite constituent: are well Nuswa to eminent Miss who lature Lint the house time this happened, how when trengthen their spared the tre ever getting glasses. of many ple and expense of Bye troubles descriptions may be won- 1 she bad $7 of her own Auto Man Fights Extradition Writ | Charged with perjury by a former) wife now in Chicago, W. A. King. Seattle automobile man will fight extradition when an officer arrives! from the Windy City to return him there. King says the charge is an peeulia —-Advertinement. Store Hours—8:30 A. M. to 6 P. jov, Ts. Gov | fell and, much to the amuse. nt of many of the audience, ran sition to the governor by loud the Iegisiators say awake mesnage went back AMUSEMENTS MOorE: THEATRE Orpheum Grenit Heutianishing i Goods These exceptionally low prices are for Friday and Saturday only. Clearance Bale Price imcared to Twke DaILy orem wet THIS WEEK Coyle lay, emained however. Wednes. Specially Priced at Razors H 6 BLADES Very similar to the American Gill CROWN CLOTHES — DRYER Special for $1 39 * Friday at ver; stands rigid in small uw rLVI 900 German Safety COMPLETE WI Blades alone are worth the price of set, razor. A big value at this low price. Sale of 25-watt Maple Towel Hacks Maple Roller Towel L T t Racks UX Tungsten Kitchen Comfort Toasters . Corn Poppers 11-ineh Wooden Chop. ping Bowls ; } ? ) } { Sinch Platters } ? : 19 Bo hy IVE $1.10 no re-fills, +29 CARTON OF Best A bar with quality; in at 2 0 deliveries, ‘The popular Di stands § feet high; collapsés to 6 inches. in Seattle of Sitka spruce, ROUND UTILITY BLUE ENAMELED ROASTERS Underpriced at 49c Will hold 6 a baking dish; at 49¢. gilt edge Covered Vegetable Dishes %- and 1-pint Milk and Cream Pitchers 1-pint Royal Granite SAY “BAYER” when you buy. _ Insist! ; Aluminum Brick Loaf Universal BREAD PANS Priced Very ANC Low at Formerly 14 xXOX2% Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over 23 years and proved safe by millions for Mat inees: 2:30 Tand 9 LIL a IAN BU REHART Nigu and 4-quart Granite Preserving Kettle Inquart Royal Granite 49 1.19 1.19 ‘Tea Kettles .... Giant Alarm Clocks 4-piece Aluminum Com bination Kettles .... Enamel Wash Board.. Size % Copper-bottom Wash Rotler Daisy Spring Wringer GR JINIBAUN I B BROS Surnitare Gh norm emt perme mt Colds Headache Reanry GUS THALERO’ CIRCL Bettie Lou Hart PANTAGESCOVE Major Rhoads PIERCE AND GOFF General Admission. Matinees 25¢ Nights | Victor H. Arnold, former Madison (Wis.) financier and | later a revivalist, is being held | jin New York in default of | 82: 000 bonds on.a charge of | | using the mails to de. jrawi , f | following his indictment on 31 Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions. | nounty by a federal grand| Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablete—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggiate. | jury. Arnold denies the| Awpiria to the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Moncaceticacidenter of Galleylienesd Oi) (ye, | 1.89 Toothache Rheumatism Neuritis Lumbago 2.99 aoe Neuralgia Pain, Pain or 8-pound roast self basting Can be used as An excellent valu@ Made of high od edges; size has heavy inches deep.