The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1923, Page 16

Mellon’s Divorced | ~ Porter snti-narcotic passed today by the senate, Ready had been pasved by the nouwe,! way put to him. “dealer of New York, has obtained a burg about 10 years ago, it became Seattle Mer maid W ar bles Poking Mid- Winter Dip: Miss Abbie Helen Howard, Seattle soprano, who believes that mid-winter swims in Lake Washington are splendid for the voice. Miss Howard was snapped by The Star’s camera- man as she was returning from an afternoon dip at Madrona park, Wednesday. —Photo by Pr Midwinter dips in Lake Washing-) March 7 to 9. ton for voice chiture are advocated| Miss Howard holds by Miss Abbie Helen Howard, who} records. First, « Was caught by The Star’s cameraman | because necessity m @S she was returning from a dip in| she was eight year the lake Wednesday afternoon. hr her into Lak Miss Howard, a dramatic soprano, | and she had to swim o' ‘Two ye fs the Eagles’ lodge contestant in the | later she swam across the lake, a singers’ popularity contest at the | distance of two miles. A few sum- Blue Mouse theater. She studied un-| mers ago she swam across Lake Ger Sergic Kiibanskey at the Cornish | W: ton from T. to Me School. She will sing at the theater | * CONSOLIDATION USE TEAR GAS — BIG RAIL PLAN ON EVILDOERS. Holden Would Merge All the| Chinese Gamblers Are First | Roads in West Victims of Bombs WASHINGTON, March 1—Con-| There's tough sledding ahead for | Solidation of all the railroads west | evti4cers who wax active In the form | puter Pee te oa Die meen | of riots and for “tough guys” rr t er: Rie ecccmerce oniinekds by Hale|Tesist arrest by barricading them Holden, president of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railway 4 Holden laid his plan as @ subst!-; tute for the commission's drafted under the provision of the trans Portation act of 1920 to consolidate | adopted tear-gas American railroads into a Umited | of an eauin Humber of systems. This plan con- de Tht templates seven 5 ern territory. The principa’ feature of Holden's plan is that each system w mecess to Chicago, the P: and Gulf ports. The commission's plan plates five great transcon’ bridge line systems excluded Gulf territory, which v served by two independ co & Carter, Star Staff Photographers several aquati 1 to swim When er broth Samma who selves In protected corners and speak the language of the ttle police department has & part of its decision ng A Se at proved al ie ef 8 an was maé @s set forth by Holden would be wil} soon come tum Group 1—Chicago, Quincy; Great Nort sistas Gitice Pacific; Colorado & ere pains and a and Kansas t does not cause cago & Great Western, City “Southern. Group 2—Santa Fe; Chicago & Northwestern; St. Louis Southw rn, and Western Pacific. "Group 2—Southern © Pacific; “Roc Island; E} Paso & Southwestern; Mi -ar-£i souri Pucific; Missouri, Kansas-&|in the iaiblat ex Texas. jlice. The O: Group 4—Union Pacific; Chicago,| cape thru ri Milwaukee & St. Paul; St, Louis-| but were in adly addled state by San Francisco system; a Fe sys-| the time the; re clear of the place, tem, and the Texas & Pacific. | officers in charge of the raid report “Each of these systems would { No arrests were made, as the addition include smaller roads now Chinese had disposed of their operating in the territories of the| equipment before the police entered | permanent injury The gas is ¢ | closed spaces. Py nese gambling ment of the po- made their es ors and windows, Proposed systems. Each system PER. aR eR Aaleea Would operate about 30,000 miles of line. Holden stated that the Burlington, Northern Pacific, Great Northern and Colorado & Southern were pre- Dated actually to consolidate if au- thority from the commission were given, and urged that this permis-| sion be granted so that a real he- ginning could be made in carrying out this important provision of the transportation act. Farm Credit Bill Passed by House | WASHINGTON, March 1—A com posite bill providing for additional | eredita to farmers was passed by the | house today, ‘Two bills on this subject have been | pasted by tho senate and one bill ‘AUTO FEES MAY STILL BE HIGH OLYMPIA, March 1.—Washington | people face an increase of the gaso line tax to 2 cents and the possi- bility of not having the automobile |icense fees reduced as tho legisla- ture has promised. This fact presented itself Wednos- | day night when the roads and bridge committee and the votes in the house which it controls, crease gi a vote of ‘ Repre: ves E, © Murphine and railroaded the in- ax bill thru the house by H. Gute, Thom- | Willis Mahoney deh strong fight to keep the | tax bill: from passing until it had been assured that the senate had| | passed the house bill which calls for | the reduction utomobile licenses. | The house had a few minutes previous passed the bill repealing the load levy. | Mahoney pointed out that the 1| mill would be levied again this year | and that the gas tax would also be levied this year. ‘This would mean over $700,000 additional taxes that would be raised when the program was one of tax reduction. The rond committee, drunk with the power that it has attalned in the | last few days, rallroaded the bill thru| with the same “leave-nlone” attitude | that the income tax backers adopted on their bill, Altho it 19 generally understood that the senate will not pasu the bill} | calling for the licenws reduction, Rep« resentative C. W. Ktyan evaded the question on this matter whenever it nc ‘The vote for the measure was 305 to 34, _ Wife Marries Again NEW YORK, March Arthur Lee, 30, art and 1.—Harry antique license to marry Mrs, Nora McMullen Melion, 44, whom Secretary of the Treasury Mellon divorced in Pitts known today, Mareh 1.~Tho | resolution au Uhorizing the president to enter ne gotiations with foreign countries in order to stifle drug production was | Tt al WASHINGTON, Workmen Choose THE SEATTLE STAR | Typhoid Rabbit Is Uncaptured Meet Delegates DAY of special value bought merchandise instance: NEW FICTION at Big Reductions W. J Extra! 900 Yards of Plain lock stitch, also drop stitch Una $1 to 3 Seite ae ane effect in tile, poppy, tan, white, black, i i colors of purple, emerald, brown anc pumpkin, flame and other colors—for One of the best offers of the season in colored bordered scrim, with drawn- navy—will launder and iron well BOL GEE * MESS K work finish—pink, blue and yellow, in bird and floral designs. Marquisette, with Af = Sis eoepaeaaaia blouses, sweaters and dresses. drawn-work border—cream, white, ecru. I 27x54- Inch Printed Tapestry Rugs $1. 10 36-Inch Navy and Black Taffeta 50 Rugs in the lot—in red, een or tan—do not kick up ¢ : red, . and Brocaded Faille—$1.65 Polychrome Candlesticks Polychrome Fruit owt The Chiffon Taffeta is in black or navy blue—fine for dresses. Priced for Economy $2 05 to Match the 2 05 The Faille is a special lot, suitable for dresses, blouses, trimmings and lin- Friday . Candlesticks . ings. In pla oni, crushed rose, silver, almond, royal, fallow, hazel, ‘sandalwood; Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche seal and others, Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche Baby Wearables Reduced One-Fourth f tor and $7.50 Brushed Wool Sweater Sets, now 6 and $5.62. - Popcorn Silk Caps, slightly to $2.21. 50 Boys’ 6—$4.95 Girls’ to $2 30—50c Crocheted Bonnets reduced to 38¢. Baby Wearables Reduced One-Half 5e Helmet Caps, light pink and blue, now 38¢. ‘ancy Crocheted Caps reduced to 49¢. 75—$1.25 Fancy Helmet Caps reduced to 62¢. $1.95 Soft Dolls reduced to 98¢. Baby Shop—Second Floor—The Bon Marche $1.00 Camisoles Reduced to 79c pink satin, daintily trimmed in lace, Odd Lots Lingerie Reduced to 79c Step-ins and Vests, made from plain lingette, in orchid, pink and blue. Some vests in pink batiste, attractively embroidered. $2.95 Philippine Chemises $1.95 Serviceable and very pretty. Sizes 86, 88 and 40, Second Floor—The Bon Marche soiled, reduced Jer Serge Suits reduced to $5.62. Dresses, 2-year size, reduced 99 Attractive Necklaces 25c Graduated Beads and Novelty Necklaces are in this lot, in shades of red, green, crystal and black, and in various combinations, Velvet Bags 69c Good quality Bags, metal frame and chain handle, Novelty linings, and fitted with coin purse and mirror. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Notion Economies Real Hair Nets in cap shape, Pearl Buttons, smooth fink single oe seas ine sh ly two ho Bizes 18 te brown, black, auburn anc iat na blonde, dozen, 45¢. a8 Onis Card) Bp) Sewing Cotton, soft finlsh—Iin Shell and Amber Hairpins, black or white. Nos. 40, 60 Barrettes, Push Combs, Back and 60—% spools for 10¢. Comba ¢ Ornaments, 10¢, Notions—Upper Main Floor-—The Bon Marche Average Figure Corsets $1.50 A low bust, well-boned model, made from strong pink fabric. In sizes 22 to 30. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Seattle’s Spring Fashion Display March 5, 6, 7 & Marquisette Curtaining, Yd.25c ‘The BonMare Decrease in Beer Drunk in England Governor Signs Six New Measures giving on Odds and Enc 8 on nearly sold-out lines offering you a chance to economize At The Bon Marche , reduced lots and specially on merchandise to use right now. Vaudeville Star Adopts Girl, 3 Raiding Night Dancing Clubs For $1. 19 e . Only a limited number of copies, Here are a few of , with original F S t Sk t ’ wt or Suits, Skir : i Formerly , Yd Four Sq Richmo. $ Viola Gynn—McCytcheon .. $2.00 e Charles Ethel De $2.00 Hden of the Old House and Dresses ® This Hutchinson $2.00 Harold B, Wright Ga dvea's e @00 In the Da Poor I d Mn Story of Aliette Brunton Bd and 58 inches in I medic weight Meaty A sand Se Ha Bie Oe ee mba pike tes care shes oe dark red, pottery red, Oxford gray, Robin—Bur ri onaee December Love—Hict ‘ saint Ter Harrison sen Hee Mill Ends 36- and 50-Inch Sateens, Yd. Lengtt y other colors, Mill Ends Lingette Cotton Wash Sateen, Fine Scrim tuck and lace trimmed with Red Organdy Dresses, W ’s C omens Coats at B s ° ig Reductions Se 10 Women’s Top- $ 1 7 7 5 Coats Reduced to . 15 Women’s Motor $ 1 2 9 5 Coats Reduced to ° 30 Fur-Trimmed $ 1 7 ré 5 Coats Reduced to . 18 Jacquettes $ 23 7 5 Special at ° Second FloomThe Bon Marche ® ’ Girls’ Net and Organdy Dresses Half Price 8—$24.50 White French Net Dresses, trimmed, now $12.25. 1—$17.50 Green and White Organdy, Val lace, now $8.75. 2.50 White Imported Voile, hand embroidered in now $11.25. 50 Orchid, Green and Pink Imported Organdy Dresses, now $7.25, 5—$14.50 Orchid, Pink and embroidered, now $7.25. 1—$14.50 French Voile and Gingham, hand embroid- ered, now $7.25. 2—$8.95 Tangerine and Pink Imported Organdy Dr now $4.47. 1—$7.95 Brown Dotted Swiss and White Organdy I now $3.98. 1—$10.95 Pink-figured Organdy, with self ruffles, now $5.47. Second Floor—The Bon Marche 24-Inch Calico 8c Sauce Pans 24c 1,000 yards, neat patterned, navy and cadet blue. Lengths to 10 yards, Quantity limited to a customer, Durable 1-quart Dress Ginghams 10c handy Alum! 2,500 yards, ® inches num Pan at a wide. Good ¢ ds and most r checks. Lengths to 10 yards, tblo price, Gingham Remnants Tumblers 15c Yard Set of 6 1,000 yards, 36 inches wide. 29c stripes, Lengths to 6 yards, Many apron lengtha. Wo ro. Colonial, 8+ ounce, serve the right to limit quan. clear pressed glass tity and can accept no CG, 0. D. tumble orders. Union Street Fabrice Floor—Third Basement PIKE &TREMT—SRCOND AVENUB—UNION STREAT NEW TWEED 8 of 1 to 6 yards—plain col- A little heavier than crepe de chine ors of brown, r Cope en, tan, —in patterns and colorings for emerald, pink, rose, red and dresses, blouses, linings and trim- Yd. 50c 35-Inch Beautiful Silk-Mixed Crepe 25c $1.25 mings. 36-Inch Colorful Tricolette, Yard $1.65 Women’s Cotton Stockings 25c pr. Black and brown, with reinforced heels, soles, double garter tops. Women’s Silk and Fiber Semi-Fashioned Hose $1.00 Pair With well reinforced feet, hemmed tops of lisle, in black, brown, gray, tan and camel’s hair. Children’s Silk and Wool Socks Reduced Friday to 95c Pair Two-tone colors with fancy colored rolled tops— sizes 7 to 9 Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche 300 Pairs of Boys’ Knickers Sizes 6 to 17—$1.45 pr. Wool and cotton mixed—full lined— tures of gray, green, toes and attractive mix- brown and blue. 600 Boys’ Dandy Blouses Sizes 6 to 15—at 79c Each Of good quality khaki, gray chambray, percale nnd crepes, in light and dark colors; yoke back, imitation French cuffs. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche 16 Sample Trunks at Marked Reductions Trunks that were used for display purposes during Northwest Products week—made by John Starr, One 34-inch Trunk reduced to $9.50 One 34-inch Trunk reduced to $10.50 One 36-inch Trunk reduced to $13.50 Two 36-inch Trunks reduced to $14.95 Three 36-in. Trunks reduced to $15.75 Four 38-inch Trunks reduced to $17.50 Two 38-inch Trunks reduced to $19.50 Two 36-inch Trunks reduced to $22.50 Lower Main Floor—The Bon Marche Turkish Towels Reduced to 35c Each Stamped in three delightful patterns for applique. Size 18x36 inches, Imitation Crochet Edging 10c to 25c Yard Suitable for luncheon or buffet sets, Many patterns, in cream and white, Avt Shop—Third Floor—The Bon Marche