The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 19, 1924, Page 5

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1 THE SEAT 'SUZZALLO ON [Twelve Steers ON TRIAL FOR NAVAL BOARD Are Usedina | STABBING BOY MahJongg Set Mother, Thru Interpreter, | alle . ‘Orientals Do More Tells Fight Story With Bones Than Patsy La ‘ ‘ steppe In fro Samson Could TLE STAR GRUNBAUM BRO FURNITURE CO, INC, AVENUE, Payments | RHODES Washington “Prexy” Named DEPA RTM aN STORE to Inspect Annapolis SIXTH BETWEEN *IKE AND PINE Prosident Universit Henr ot Wa of th haw beer Domestics New and Pretty for Spring Dresses After All—The Dress Material You Select Is Half the Inspiration You Acquire for the Making! shington named by Prosident Coolidge to rey of th night of mb th inches of hin cording to mothor {day in the trial resent the point of Amor American standards in the man als from ture of jong« visitors to the United States | wrought worderful ehanges in factories of China turning out thousands of sets | wher a few hundred | ean co! and universities on the | utp mat seta have of Ba board the naval academy at Annapolis where the board will convene at Anni May to make recommendations to the The charged with killing is in y till dresned } Farro told her stor ht of t formerly only mpleted This in Ho in| Hager Jongg King cock, simplified the game as played to cana It requires tho shinbones of 12 nteors to make a firnt tiles, said HM r to youterday ress regarding needs of were © naval academy The group of which Dr of Hammond, engineer; James editor of the Boston script; Marion Eppley port, Tt 1; Daniel V. Gallery, Chicago, Rear Admiral W. L. Rodgers, U N. (retired), and Lionel K. Hegge Charleston, N. C. Other groups, forming the board, are named by the president of the senate and by the speaker of the house of representatives. Patsy, hearing the dispute SEE PRODUCTS "i: toe ot Mw wor = ae All-Porcelain ins meeting of a Tul ‘cacig le Yory, cle Quick Meal sy the Morthweat roducts expest:|to unilerétade: aa Cathay hiayed 125- RANGE tion on the fourth floor of The) by the Chinese, but with the sim | Bon Marche, where club had | plification of the playing rules All-week demonstration and com- on the nig in Italian, Her ing was interpret outor T, H. I ducting | brought the story Jourefully we formation wan given by of the Deputy P who ts con the state, bit thru known ns uns Suz the John Haya Wil Tran who, with Joe Bab-| Chinese Ameri ’ member consists tterson for out bit 1 ded question the case day by ams, s Lallo had been with @ par Then a dispute aroxe and the party 4 Farro finally got inte A eMall! nig automobile, where he pulled out his knife, Lallo reached to his hip pocket, as tho he had a gun, the others grasped him by the arms out that | and shoulders. Farro anc im eet of nih eer drinking in La’ ty of friends over the wine to the walk Domestics in Plain White A complete line of new wash fabrics in white, including plain organdies, lawns, flaxons, batiste, nainsooks and long cloth: also, crepes, voiles, dimity and plain suitings at prices ranging from 25¢ to $1.25 a yard. Certainly a wide va- riety to choose from. porter went “This may seem rather exorbitant but when one considers on! amour the ti appre feet of this bone can be used in sets, and a set comprises imately one and a half square of surface when wa came mon What you want te jther for,’ he asked wore and pu “Bo you want to you?" naid ' front of Farro and off } succeed: | cout. Burro, kr a i Voiles Revelation noon was held | and hard ‘ ng sport ed him e fight shades and patterned sizes, A ni nationally known Patsy, oc rious the and tile, we hav Notions Specials charge of the day's special pr Initialing the Hostesses for the day, representing /¢d in making it one of the greatest | ward and the bi the Women's Advertising club and mont fascinating games in tho|near tho } the Misses Martha K. Look, Pauline | world today | James Lallo, father of |Krens, Kate Hopkins, Frances Van| “The Admiral Oriental tine of | also testified Tuend : ; You'll Find Lake and a M. Brueggerhotf. |your city has done a great deal to|that agreed with that of his wife Need For Wednesday will be Merchants this game into popularity. | Detective Joe Bianchi of the Seattle day at the exposition, with a #po:|Their Introduction as a pastime on | police department, who arrested Fa A ed f 75¢. struck the youth wert Novelty Suiting openwork 8 crepe ratine weaves in a full r colors. A mate! 1 much in demand for Spring wear. A yard, 75¢. Imported Voiles Imported Nub Volles in assorted colors, erns and combinations. A yular fabric, 36 inches wide and of « high texture. A yard, $2.00 and the b , telling a story Plain colored parison tests. Sold on liberal credit xe pring and very easy terms. Your old range few of many little items necessary to the progress of the home dressmaker <i the ines rules accepted as part payment on a new All-Porcelain Quick Meal. dress grado 82.25. Wilsnap In all sizes, either biack or white; 12 on a card; special, 4 cards for 25¢. Hook and Eye Tape in sizes No, 1, No. 2 and No. 3. Either black or white. A yard, 19¢ Hickory Elastic, “500 Quality,” 6 yards to the reel, and in black or white: Y4nch wide—n Reel. “inch wide—a Reel. . BBE Yyinch wide—a Reel. 70¢ Weighted Tape, in black or white; a yard, 17¢. Bina Tape; Wright's fast color tape in all colors; % and % inches wide. A yard, 17¢. Rie Rac Braid, mercerized, and in all col- ors. Size 29. 3% yards for 10¢. 4 Waist Linings; long waisted linings mado of muslin, in black and white; all sizes Each, 42¢. Cable Cord; alt sizes, in white. A yard, 2¢. Military Braid; %-Inch silk braid, fn black, white and all colors, A yard, O¢. Ric Rao Mercerized Braid, in two-toae col- ors; 3 yards to the bolt. A bolt, 6¢, De Long's Hooks and Eyes, elther black or white, in all sizes; 12 on @ card, for O¢, Hickory Tea Aprons in navy, green or red; an allrubber apron styled with shoulder straps and applique butterfly reliefs. Each, 5O¢. Construction of ‘“Fusenamel,” a material that is rust and heat proof. ‘“Fusenamel” will not chip or crack and is as easily cleaned as a china dish. Pol- ished 6-hole top of non-warp construction running on track and therefore always level. Duplex grates for wood or coal—heavily reinforced oven top. Dress Crepes Japanese Crepes in a complete new color range; this materi is 30 inches wide and comes in checked patterns as well as plain colors of fast dye. Desir able for house dresses and aprons. A yard, 26¢ and 35¢. Tissue Ginghams Sheer Tissue Ginghams in a aplendid variety of staple checked patterns and novelty plaids, This comes in 32- and 36- inch widths and is attractively priced at, a yard, 6S¢ and 75¢. Lingerie Crepes Lingerie Crepe, 30 inches wide, and in a wonderful range of plain oiors and printed patterns, Very dainty for night gowns and light underwear. A yard, 35¢. - £06 Liberal Credit Easy Terms on com: |Marche Women’s club. Hosteases | hel; | Prosecutor Matthieu tn the « for the day will be Miss Mollic] “When the President Madison | |Maldwin, Miss Betty Loe, Mrs. /nails next wock it will probably Florence B, Moyer, Mrs. Patriclt/carry shinbones from iho carcasses . Mra. Lacy Wand, Mrs. F | more than 100,000 steers, suf. nd Mrs, M. Patterson ficient bone to make approximately | NOT DIS |Margaret Sanger bee Son es tea the, fade | MISSED Is Wedded Again titer and containers, and alsa in the | | NEW YORK, Fen 19.— ene ee of higher grade sets sl Error Corrected; City Has| Sanger, world famous birth control | boxes: | advocate, has for the past 18| “The average sot the Chinese Two Appeals in Court | Buckle-proof seamless oven bottom. Nickel trim- 5 ; ite Sin we ‘ ; j made of solid ivory, tvory and teak. |the United States supreme court, it| s 0 uperior quality. Gray celain w ‘Three-In-One Oil company. News| ~ . L Pi teri mings of supe quality. Gray porcelain with se Mra, panger’s second marriage |WOd and other combinations. ‘Tho| was afinounced at Washington, D white panels or solid blue porcelain finish. Coil |came out enly today. jearving on the tiles is of thelC, Monday that the 1 of tho} $9.00. extra. th sera |Righest grade of workmanship, as|Pacitic Telephone and Telegruph| The Veterans of Foreign. Wars| ‘he boxes will show Co, against the three-judge denial) have advised members that the time | of the rate injunction suit, had been March 3. Men who desire to take! to Take Own Life! 7 error war cormetea in a re advantage of this provision are urged / LO8 ANGELES, C s port from Wash on received to ‘im their applications, together) LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 19—ln assy, which sald that otto | 0s Edward Carelton, of Seatt! sgpig-c a yor g eager eng ey Gi |with their discharge papers, with| P coe oto attle, YOURS lt, advance the hearing on the ap |the naturalization bureau at once, | DAaval deserter, awaiting return tol.) s44 been entertained. anal. on = a —————«e | San Quentin, following a life sen. Corporation Counsel T. J. L. Ken TORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M 19,000 nota montha been the bride of Noah H.}Dlayed with was crudely carved and - | |\imit for granting full citizenship to} diamisned motion of the tence for murder, was being watched nedy said that there is now no| SPELGER & HURLBUT’S Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. clal noon program by ‘The Bon | thelr and book of al}|ro, is aiding Patterson and Deput | “We have speeded up the Slee, millionaire president of the|P0orly made, but today sets are] Thru an error in the records of| allen ex-service men will expire on Carleton ‘Attempts pany. carefully today after an attempted either biack or change in the status of the tele-| suicide last night. | phone litigation. A hearing on tho| Carelton, in hig cell In the county | jail here, slashed his wrist with a| city’s motion to dismiss the appeal | will be held March 24 | jagged piece of tin and was slowly There arc} now two appeals before the higher tribunal, both taken there by the company. The first appeal was taken on| the three-judge decision denying the injunction asked to prohibit inter. | ference by the state department | of public works in the attempt to ralse rates and the second one against the decision of Judge E.| E. Cushman dismissing the phone company’s action In federal court @ asettioment in the state Delightful Laces for Trimming Spring Frocks Embroideries New Allover Em broideries in beautiful designs, with narrow edges to match, are just the mode that fashion calls for to be worn with ginghams and votles. Colors include Janvin green, orange, Chinese blue, white, ecru and combina- tions. Edges sell at 15¢ a yard; All- overs from $1.95 to $2.75 a yard. Val Laces New Valenciennes Laces and footings in all of the latest color hues, sell at, a yard, 10¢. bleeding to death when coll mates noticed him and called guards, who rushed him to the jail hospita’ Auniversary Sale Store Is Full of Bargains | : «| Be Sure to Get Your Share }j)2===== Notions Dept.—Main Floor Gu It is a simple combination of mutton and potatocs. Wednesday Candy Special Nut Patties Very Special 26c lb. A pleasing candy and nut wafer consisting of sugar, ground almonds and peanuts, Everyone likes it. Candy Dept.—Main Floor The city in contending that the| second appeal now supercedes the first appeal and the first appeal | should be disminsed pending settic- | ment of the aecond insue. | “We contend that since Judge | Cushman dismissed thelr action, until this decision is reversed, the company has nothing to appeaffon,”* Kennedy said. Japs Say Hughes “Friend at Court” TOYKO, Feb. 19.—Japanese reac- tion to Secretary of State Hughes’ recently stated position on the im- migration question and to the att! tude of the American press on {m- Migration, is highly favorable. Japan has taken the position that sho has found a “friend at court” In the person of Secretary Hughes. Fear, however, is expressed that congress, will refuse to act on/ Hughes’ suggestions, but reliance ts | y sera We Were Very Busy Tuesday—Deliveries Will Be Made as Soon as Possible LEA&PERRINS THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Non-Nolio Auto Polish 49c There is no better. Special... 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