The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1924, Page 5

DAY, APRIL 2, 1924 QUITS BUSINESS UNABLE TO ADJUST ITS LEASE PALACE CLOTHING CO. THE GUNMAN SLAINBLACK ART IS IN RIOTING | GOOD SHOW Violence Marks Election in|Levitation Features Pro- Chicago Suburb gram of Richards CHICAGO, 4 pri FORCED TO SELL OUT ATONCE!M k Caponi, said by ce to bejact & a bootlegger and gunman, was shot | objects BE HERE EARLY 1, who were | Were t YOU WILL PROFIT h by Chicago the Cleero force to es-|of sleight-of-hand tablish order Assisted by a READ Gangs of gu afoot and in THESE Pa ae a dates and kidnaped a number of| sively RADIO FANS TO HEAR KRAUSS Roumanian "Starred With Irene Thrane at KFOA SUITS New Spring Models of very latest patterns. Values up to $46. They PRICES Space will permit of only a few examples here, but thousands more bargains to be found in the store. $9.85 865 beautifully tai- lored Suits of the finest go tomorrow at— fabrics, the kind you would appreciate at around $30. Snap these up quick at $9.85. : 1 5 an SALE OPENS TOMORROW 9 A. M. And you will buy Arrow Collars, 1¢; Handker- chiefs, 3¢; Socks at T¢; Garters, 6¢; Suspend- ers, 10¢; Wool Process Work Socks, 14¢; Over- alls, 9S¢; Coverall Play Suits, 68¢; Boys’ Over- alls, 39¢; Heavy Gray Union Suits, 98¢; Leather Lined Work Gloves, 23¢; Felt Slip- pers, 55¢; Extra High Grade Pan $1.49. Big lot of Shoes for ORCHESTRAS BILLED AS RADIO FEATURES FOR WEDNESDAY EVE The program for Wednesday night from radio station KFOA will consist of @ Joint rec concert y OVERCOATS You will say they are wonderful values at $25 to $35, and they all go at only $5.85 and $9.85, Irene Hampton Thrane, concert UNDERWEAR Fine Ribbed Garments. 50¢ Fleecelined Unions, $1.49 Balbriggan Underwear. 30¢ Athletic Union Suits...65¢ pianist Krauss, 4 native of Roumania, ts @ graduate of the Paris Cor t nerve, Y, and studied with the greatest WIZ, New 4:30 p. m. (BE. & masters of Europe. For 14 yearg he Was concert master of the Los An geleles Symphony orchestra, and at the present time he holds the same position in the Seattle Civic Sym phony orchestra | Irene Hampton Thrane ts one of the most accomplished cancert piar iste and accompanists on the Pacific Const Pair Must Pay $1,000; The program follows FINE SHOES Big Lot of Men's and Boys’ Quality $2.98 WORK CLOTHES Overalls Khakis 4 Shirts Brown University Musi EXTRA PANTS ms... $1.45 Be Leet $2.25 HATS and CAPS 10c - 25c - 98c Men, Women and Chil- fj Finke t2dasarle sesh Mast: oree| Cops’ Testimony Aids Man dren, 98¢ and $1.45. Sma pere Piano : f evonaies Cc. C. Dufty, tharles Kelly 1 a8 common obtained c ‘own, (>) Preiuce G Sharp Miner and Br a, 8 Hachmantnott | gamblers Outfit Your Whole Family at Less Than Wholesale Tomorrow (eo) al Appessionata Saint-deene | thru pr ng attorney's of. Violin ; « avenic Dance Dvorak: Kretsier ed y to a state charge = ’ m Teh Strdemenst™ (het koncens r court Tuesday afternoon W. Frater fined each of ‘ ire Kati : Hubay | s Violin concerto B Minor, Third Move the two $1,000. ment , Haint-Aaens| The pair was arrested at 618% —_ | Jackson at., in a raid by the sheriff's joffice on a warrant furnished by Two Mon Held on. [erere re ae Pe U. S. Booze Cases |vices in their possesion. 9 Bolevich was convicted by a superior court Tuesday of PALACE CLOTHING CO. o “ — ——|C. H. Benson, were held in the Se-| Ss & the they man te te a Order Miners to Southwest to remain on strike were Stockade Plan Hit jattie immigration station We.lnes f gambling under a gragd ial jury indictment. Seven police took . ! sent out by union leaders here today | any morning awaiting arraignn-e: * 4 eat ified hey had 4 & Stay on Strike! | ell batee sediute ta heaek aac by League Report |on Mauer charges, Hertzberg wns| ‘he stand and testtie a that the y had © KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 2—In ambling 4 fi In & report submitted to the Mu-|*#lzed late Tuesday night by federal| | by Bolevich and Nick Myo Htructions for all coal miners in the | ment on wages in negotiations with) = E + te cog, | Prohibition officers at Olive way and | °” ge tn wait beets, ae ae mine operators, About 35,000 men/|"/*!Pa! league, the proposal to con Myov a 2 a | Belmont ave, and a case of liquor lage ger pg EYES EXAMINED are affected. Union leaders placed |**TUct ® $38,000 stockade for count |on motion of the state, when no evi GLASSES FITTED Two men, Albert Hertzberg and Y/was taken from the gar in which| dence was obtained connec the burden for the strike on the | Prisoners on Foster island is con-|he was riding | with the knowledge of gn demned, The stockade Is to house] Benson was arrested in & pool! piace room at Darrington, where it is — stated agents purchased liquor with Washington park. James] "ated meena § Kansas Governor juntil a new agreement could be|E. Blackwell headed the committee —_—_—— Is Demo Favorite reached by arbitration. making the report Wh ee 7. HUTCHINSON, Kan. April 2. at’s in the Air Unqualified ndorsement of Jona. <a STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 FREE Galvanized Bottom Grass Catcher mine owners t ause of the latters’ he 1923 contract, }which expired March 31, in force |! jrefusal to keep © prisoners, who will clear the p.m KFHR—4:20 to 5:20 p. m; 630 to 7:30 p, m KIR—65:20 to 6:15 p. m.; 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. KFOA—8:30 p. m. rters of Gov. Davis and | William G. McAdoo, after an all-| night conference, by ler-goveror will be b Spanish Dressing Adds Zest to Meats, Fish and Croquettes Finely mince and cook in enough water to cover, a Yukon Shops Are Razed by Flames) DAWSON, Y. T., April 2.—One of the worst fires {n years occurred | Collar and Sleeve Sets for the New Spring Dress Neckwear Dept— Main Floor Sr Fashion Calls for Lace femin as Chantilly Inces, from the brims o Spring hats and gr i small hat shapes. nge to select at 35¢ and from, price up to 75¢ a yard Dress Laces Afternoon and Dinner Costumes emphasize the use of ince in deep flounces, wide tiers, frill after frill of narrow Val enciennes, platted apron fronts, delicate yokes and entire tiny sleeves, collars and pockets. Our extensive assortment of imported laces contains all the fashionable typos, Veniae, Margot, Bienche and Valenciennes. ‘These laces are wonderfully suit able for home sewing—5¢ to $3.50 a yard. Lace Dept.— Upper Main Floor to choose from. $ A Booth Special for Thursday! $ ] 1,000 Novelty Bags and Pocket Books A fortunate purchase of novelty leather and imitation pat- ent leather Bags, worth much more. A good selection of styles eet 50 Sport Suits Special $14.75 For Thursday Only Semi-Tailored and Box Coat Styles of Spring Materials A pleasingly styled group of Women’s Suits of tweeds, homespuns and novelty suiting materials in checked and striped patterns of light and dark colors. to 40, and garments are styled as sketched. You will find these outstanding values for Thursday, special at $14.75. Apparel Dept.—Second Floor Domestic Fabric Specials For Thursday 86-Inch Ratine—Special, yard 59c LATTICE CREPE RATINE, 36 inches wide, and in plain sport colors, Novelty Ratine—Special, yard $1.19 36-INCH NOVELTY RATINES in heather mixtures and fancy weaves Novelty Ginghams—Special, yard 27c 32INCH NOVELTY PLAID GINGHAMS for children’s wear and women's house dresses. Domestic Section—Upper Main Floor Sales Booth—Upper Main Floor slice of carrot and a table- here yesterday when the building | containing the machine and forging | shops of the Baird, Ltd, of Bear spoonful of ley, a bit of bay leaf and onion. Com- bine this with « plain brown sauce and stir in a table- spoonful of company is one of the largest operating in the Yukon. |for the democratic presidential nom. KFIJC—3;30 to 4:30 p. m.; 830 With Every Lawn Mower | SAUCE Arrange for Rites MILLTOWN, Wash., April jstate party convention went into We Sell Thursday session to choose delegates to the| |New York convention. Your choice of any Lawn Mower in the | ‘THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE store. ‘eement wan reached be. This exceptional offer for Thursday only. who came to Puget sound 48 years ago, will be held here Thursday af- of Conway, not many miles from the spot on the Skagit river where he lo- LONG-HANDLE STEEL RIGHT WITH OUR SPADING FORK 4 strong steel tines, selected handle. A big value Thursday at ....... 98c 0-CEDAR WAX For cleaning and polishing hard- Wood floors, furniture, pianos, lino- Jeums and automobiles. svicat’..... 75¢ in Hotel Flames |'"* 5 | Forth, 3 Creek, burned to the ground. Tho| James P. Neal, n actor, his wife an4| Each will be more than a quarter Kiwanian Here speaker at the meeting of the Ki- wanis club Wednesday noon in the Funeral servicés for Ole N. Lee, 93, Start Work on ~ 3 New Bridges ternoon, Lee died at his home north! porTLAND, Ore,, April 2.—Con- | yA NR TT ilies RCRD BOTT 7 tractors today were preparing to START YOUR GARDEN ||| catea in 187s. begin construction of three new |bridges across the Willamette river Family of 3 Die here. Contracts for the three wero late yesterday to Portland firms, HOUSTON, Tex. April 2—Ruse |*t © total figure of $4,969,317 . f\a 4-year-old daughter, were burned jof a mile jong. One bridgé is to re. jto death in a rooming house fire|place the obsolete Burnside | st here last night. They came from |atructure, while two others, Ross | And — Bulbs]|| Evansville, Ind, island and Sellwood, will provide ican ae emer: a ae new spans across the river. That WILL!) Tailors Work for GROW. ; samy Complete Fresh Stock Big Convention! You can easily keep your floors in perfect condi- tion with a weighted brush—HOUSEHOLD SIZE Out-of-town tailors were invited Onion Sets by the Merchant Tatlors' Exchange, Priced at, 10 Wednesday, to enroll themselves as + Per POUNdH..,....ceeeee C}} |assoclate members. The campaign to extend the membership of the or: TABLE SHED {ganization is a move to make the SFBCIA Pacific coast convention of the or. ganization, to be held here in 1925, A success, Very Special Weight about Thursday at Bs 7% pounds. per package Round Wire Dish Drainers ARTIFICIAL FROUDE | |ilteseeseeets ssi HOC|| [mem wera war votre, wah RO-ZIT FERTILIZER for your § ¥ te fawna;, freshena and onriches|| {Held Sunday afternoon from the Made of heavy tinned wire; has central basket NLEOUA shell oBdA to eae Rest Col the City terment will be in fvergreen ceme- tery. 25¢ and Up 23-PIECE LUSTRE GLADIONI— PLANT NOW! 28 fe erware: 4 . | Butterworth mortuary. Greig died nicking [Sp igen ial ae ey da dad Eight kinds of frult, in natural colors, packed TBo wounds fore.ds ices A jns a result of Injuries received In| AS EDT A Finsing water. Price (ne Hands in hot} | i individual box. Special Thursday— Japanoae Lillee—-Rogular OB q|l|the service eight years ago, He ey ow ak 69c price 50c; now, each... was founder of the Maple Leaf VIGOROLSTY 1 ORE eM aR as $1.50 Box of 8 post of the American Legion, In- “Nothing Acts Like Analax” Fitty~ CACIENT T recommend | varieties in this collection. i Prices © from Ne ine 5 ) 4 CHINA TEA SETS pil ang ton Xi ate OMG Safe T he Fruity Laxative th Hand-decorated Glass-top SERVING TRAY. ica Wea paCAATMER (Custa \ < y old by All Drug. Stores THIS BIG 2IN-. orrER aaah elim , Mille Made by scteson @ Weobbinn, tne For Infants, FOR THURSDAY AT ............... $8.49 Set 1 fogie, 1 Coen Te Plates, 6 Tea Cups and Saucers, 1 Tea Pot, 0652 89 PIKE ST. || | Digestible—No Gooki Bane ated “4 . eatible=No Ce t Betwallabtied Avoid Imitations — Substitutes Stewart & Holmes Drug Co, J. ABOXCE co. LY bites Special Wholesale Distributors regional director jof Kiwants clubs for Eastern Wash- [LEASPERRINS (0 setter Di, oS ne a » ANALAX - ask torHorlick’s Hotel Gowman. University of Washington students were to fur- nish the musteal part of the pro- gram. 2:90, Eve 7 to 8, Eve Bee Met JOE JACKSON __ ||| 42¢ 1s Comes Record orchesten TORTINO ED AND | HARRY AND Sizes are 16 priced TWICE DAILY—2:30-8115 PANTAGES) | Henny santney_ DAVE HARRIS CONRAD SEYMOUR WALLACE AND MAY PANTAGESCOPE ORVILLE STAMM -AND GIRLS Are You Ruptured? T have what you need for COM- FORT and SAFETY! Ditterent trom ALL others! Hundreds cured! Inves-| lugate et once, Address Prof. Plerce, Inventor, 954 Park Street, Alameda, Cal. iintaral Remedien ir, Wo, Chinese Doc- for, Herb Spectaltnt, compounds the Chinese Pacho, nervou cough blood dix orders, ‘Treat. with na- ture here No dru M. Hee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. 208 James St, Cor, Second Ave. Seattle, Wash, Phone EL lot-7330 Dr, N. Xow UB Yeoor Way. Seattle, Wash. 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