The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1923, Page 16

: THE SEATTLE STAR ‘DEAD’ MANIS — FORFEIT BOND Fred Stone I 8 Whole Show HELD IN JAIL OF SILVER MAN Serious Thinker Off Stage Modern Alchemist Fails to . rrp, y aries: ls Charged With Forgeries; Appear in Court Wife Marries Again |Veteran Comedian Has Two Distinct Per- pb Wa S Agé sonalities—Is Home Lover Aes a ; checks amc $5,000, Returning to Knoxv found his wife had t @ays before to W. 1 had supposed him dead since she! A Towed a charred and mutilated body to a com here, she Ar plained. Mayes had @fs and ar @ victim « Dlackened Seattle Man Named Revenue Collector | United States Tires | are Good Tires | WORKS AS | | BRAIN FOOD times called the ht. But a 4bove is sho Fred Stone, as “Tip Top,” the of- e ac: fice boy, disgui an | In this role he does a wair'dance that would cause a cigar store Indian to tep fron By Steve Arnett pecome transm' a * important, then, to learn} |new words, that one may have |new {deas. Word study would cer. tainly beget word-wisdom, thought- power, deed-energy. Our New Uni Yersities Dictionary would supply you with new words for years. a copy with our coupons and watch Stone recently was converted at |a revival mee “I find that need not {ite Get |your brain become stronger, your|ligion ar . your | bust t MISSES HIS WIFE wage more expressive and elo | majorit com AND CHILDREN | sonomonononenenonenonen i “sure it spreads|” a han Bluhlll ;: i Cheese jou ononenonene WITH TWO PERSONALITIES Stone 2 man of two @ Oh Tam+the guy with the ‘rep; Just see how snappy I step— You may think Im dippy But gosh I am zippy Youill like me~Ive gotthe pep! 1 have man 1 ride them when I > i TAX MOVE ON FOOT, BELIEF OLYMPIA, Feb, 27.—Taxation of | municipal property and other prop- | erty that Is at present exempt has | resolved itself into one of the prob. | lems now before the legislature. Discussion Monday afternoon on house bills Non, 84 and 187, relating 6 such taxation, brought out the | fact that there is apparently an or » on foot to place iT ax rolls. institutional | ¢ voters at | tion, No, 8&4 county and city hat u strict shall be t school, stitution the next gem provides that all American Chicle Co. presents the Flavory 4 in“Quality Gums” Featuring YUCATAN The Peppermint Prodigy Supported by The Licorice Marvel The Wintergreen Wonder + «+ «» The Tutti-frutti Triamph property, e ly adr |taxed, No. v |church and charitable . © exempt 1 attempt to place even this ty on the tax rolls, proposed tepresentativwy Kd Sims, was | ‘oted down. Representative Homer T, Bone at tacked No. 84 in a scathing speech | in which he a » house where | it was golng to ts effort to | stifle municipa D, | Black Jack Beeman’s . ArT ay California Fruit Padelford Will | | Address Alumni | Dr. Frederick Padolford will ad 1 the Univoraity of Washington of King county | mith Butlding restau: | © Larger Uniyersity," Wednesday noom, Alumni a Jat the ution i at t mmities the Jenied iced to facilitate f t the release of Ruth Garrison. Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star . eidentadeaieideis 1322 New Ave., Washington, D. € City State MAY REVIVE _ COOKING FISH AND INCOME TAX SEA FOOD or the ti {I 0 (PASS BILL WHICH MAY GET RELEASE OF RUTH GARRISON t H 1 want y of the bulletin, “FISH AND SEA FOOD, herewlth a twocent stamp for . Avridge Mann in Legion Weekly xe Mann, The Stars rhym- | . prominent a ne Amer Name ead | e ' ct “ Ay Street and No © (national) terans’ organ'+ # rhymed editorials M. Owsley, who waa t of the Seattle posts, full by the weekly in editorial eom- —these new modes for men are a revelation, as we are showing them. Styles are a bit snappier than usual, and the materials are of the best. skirts sult Both front Cottons! Towels! Inexpensive, Too! 36-Inch Ginghams | Unbleached Muslin Mill ends, yards, and apro} did value. wid pri¢ Seattle Spring Fashion Display Suits and Topcoats Second Floor—The Bon Marche Crash Toweling Unbleached crash—19 inches | sizo 19x38 inches 1 ite work. that point the way to real style and economy— Yes, $2 Ae Sir! Just Inside Second Avenue Entrance Near Union Street MEN’S SHOP Spring’s Inexpensive Silks as Radiant as Spring Itself 40-Inch Lustrous Slipper Satin Appropriate for underthings, dress foundations, hats and linings. In the very best shades, 36-Inch Washable Hula Cloth Beautiful, new fabric, launders splendidly. Coral, r and orchid—-makes up into such lovely frocks, dresses and underwear. 36-Inch Jacquard Taffetas A very fine quality, shades of gray, in pretty pat- Jet black, and a good quality that does not crush easily. 36-Inch Persian Jacquard Brocade $1.65 __ Lovely Oriental patterns in vivid colorings. Suitable for blouses, linings, draperies and trimmings. 4 40-Inch Black Satin Niagra Crepe $3.95 a A “Migel” silk-and-wool fabric which drapes beautifully. . 36-Inch Silk Mixed Poplin 98c A new line of lustrous Poplin, suitable for dresses, blouses, linings and draperies. All the new shades. 35-Inch “Shangoon” Silk Mixture 98c A serviceable and pretty rough-weave rajah. Splendid for spring clothes, 4 sport or street. Many colors. : Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche $74.95 a yard Fresh As Flowers New Dimity BLOUSES nb blouses t and back but 1 with bri f finks and others white and tan. Wednesday—Mothers’ and Babies’ Health School Under the Direction of the State Board of Health Dr. Paul A. Turner, Director Lecture—"Baby Discipline Problems” By Dr, William R. Wilson to3 P.M ‘ond Floor—The Bon Marche uring of bables—3 to 4 p. Every Housekeeper Needs These —and at these prices you'll never miss the é trivial outlay. 5, Dish Drainers 93c Made of heavy retinned wire, with fine mesh cen- ters—to hold cutlery. Lecture Room—t Weighing and meas m, Ironing Boards $1.98 Crown Boards, well made—staunch and dur- able—will give lots of service, 20c Yard lengths 1 to 3 | 15c Yard 36 inches wide, lengths to 8 808 | ‘ards-—fine, even weave—for len: | sheets, pillow and | aprons, | ; 1250 Yard | Turkish Towels 25c neat stripe Gasae Plain white Turkish Towels, 8; good heavy welght, at a most reasonable price Third Floor—The Bon Marche Fry Pans $1.19 a Wagner No. 9 polished « Cast Fry Pans, regular family size. Union Street Basement od heavy weight, at a within reach of all, The Bon Marche Dressmaking Classes Begin Monday, March 5th; $2.00 pays for the course of twelve lessons, ch will Include modern methods of design and workmanship, An r rv will direct the cutting and making of garments, Come and stay all day—if you like, Register at Personal Service, on the Second or Third Floor, BonMarché PIKE STRWMT—SHCOND AVENUB—UNION STREET desig March 5th, 6th, 7th