The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1924, Page 7

GONE TO START ("peep POWER FIGHT OF THIS ESCAPADE Meeting Tonight Will Be First of a Series com steestot: NAVY BUILDING. 1S DEMANDED Beat nave Congressmen Aroused by kers ‘ seattie’s | Report of Weakened Defense : cn . at wil goed ’ stn ghd con hat manner of ram was require® wugar. Add 1 teaspoonful Among them are vanilla. S. i S | Is it a fact that as a fighting for Spring | unit me american navy today in| Recipes giving many new In third piace among the navies ways to use of the world? How does the Americar |struction pr that of ot The Wholesome Spread a Bats: for Bread nerlor -ape better torpedo an fon and longer gur The Best Foods, Inc., New York The World's Premier Pipe . SASIENT has arrived Exceed Camp Quota by Big Enrollment |, Seattle and King county have ex- ceeded their quotas for the citizens’ military training camps at Fort | Wordert and Camp Ley nounced Monday, following a check it was an jrounding towns’ enrollment. The |C. M. T. camps will be staged June | {19 to July 18 When yeu see it PORTLAND LISTED IN FIVE BEST WIRELESS CONCERTS ON MONDAY ight, 1924, Seattle Star) 326 meters, 8 S. 8. T—The Cham ber of Commerce chorus, conduct ed by Harvey B. Gaul. WOS, Jefferson City, Mo, 440.9 meters, 8:20 p. m., C. 8. T.—The Missouri state prison band. KGW— Portland, Or., 492 meters, 930 p. m. P. C. 8. T.—The Port- land Light Opera association. WBAP, Fort Worth, 476 meters, 930 p. m., C. 8. T—The Mosiah temple Shrine band of 59 pieces. WHN, New York moters, 10 p, m. to 1a. m., E. §. T.—Mid night Bohemia show, popular pro: —smoke it —you know it! — Sold at our 707 First Ave. store $7.50 to $10.00 Round Trip Fares trom Puget Sound Boston .. Montreal .........$132.75 Chicago . New Orleans 107.00 Des Moines New York... 147.40 Detroit .... Philadelphia . 144.92 Kansas City Portland, .. 148.90 Memphis .. St. Louis. . 81.50 Milwaukee . St. Paul.. 72.00 Minneapolis. Washington, D.C.. 141.56 “and 40 other cities Flaal Limh October 31 Lberal Nopover Privicges Drrerse Rewtes ‘ Cone Gur Lranepertatien Speciabets They will Advice You in Mi Botails Ask for Summer Tourist Leaflet 4. F. BAHL Gen, Agent Pass. Dept. Second Avenue and Madison Street Phone: EL iot-6800 investiga: | of the Seattle high school and sur- | ATT TA PAGE 7 og oe faye ~~ Celt Adais OY eee Naess wa: Sole Fale EP genes Deh Diocese to Open Convention Council Awaits Opinion on Here Tuesday Street Car Payment ea or FREDERICK & NELSON ree ler ae vow! The DOWNSTAIRS STORE Features : : May Displays of Beautiful venta : SEEK FOR BODY THE newest patterns, the brightest of colors can be put. And this season finds new ideas 8 and fresh, new stocks combine to make an in designs that are more fascinating than ever. tion f ‘sa Fisherman Slips Into Bay coed display of Ginghams in our popular There are several hundred lovely styles to Sunday; Patrol Called Downstairs Store section. Ginghams for every choose from in our fresh assortments. The use to which this most favored Summer fabric prices are appealingly low. 2,000 Yards 27-in. Dress Ginghams These are unusually good value Ginghams because they are fresh and in the newest patterns. Cross-bar, novelty C and plaid effects and checks. The colorings are very desir- C able. A special offering for May Gingham Display days at 15c yard. the Am forces in France. with HERE’S MORE ABOUT FLYERS STARTS ON PAGE ork trip they are now one month behind Sailors Took | His have been no orders | Only Suit; Shops YARD YARD m 2,000 Yards of New 32-in. Dress Ginghams 32-inch Tissue vistins min oom’ | GT NGHAMS IN 2- TO 10-YARD LENGTHS GINGHAMS a with two : 32-inch Dress from the bri 30 Sunday even Appeared 35c and 40c speciat DHE vort 65c Yard watch and chalt A hundred beautiful This lot of Ginghams affords a choice of at- Already one sees Heat Mouth suavey styles to choose from in tractive check, plaid and novelty patternings, and charming frocks of just of State Complete ‘ , : plain shades, in good qualities. Desirable 2 OLYMPIA May these Ginghams. Dis- 10-yards lengths, special 25¢ yard. French, of the : tinctive new designs and ama, Onaka and Nagasaki, | jJapan for China during th May No word has such beautiful Tissue zinghams as these. And there is a wealth of in- colorings—checks, cross- . . Aas 4 spiration in the attrac- bar and ratine effects, 32-in. Devonshire Cloth 4 tive assortment of new bere about |Harvey, who along the Aleutian ‘Has Anyone a pe hgrvst tivation plaids, large block pat- in 24%4- to 10-yard lengths. Plain and colorful patternings. ft c mouth epidemi terns, corded weaves and colors and checks, striped, cross- All have the interwoven Bargain Boat Q San er plain shades. A well- bar and novelty styles. A good ; Cc mercerized stripes that | |Boys Held After chosen array of pat- apron and children's wear quality, : give an added lustre. for the Boys? Chase by Police|| terns, at 35¢ and 40¢ specially priced. YARD Attractive value at 65¢ | Three boys, Paul Okker, 18, Frank! yard. - yard. (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) This Is My Week Mor 18. nd To F jertor 20, | Star’s $11. 1.57 Auto | aay sia hela in the bibs od Set Spurs a pes ri! it gtrlebenn dD peel to Action The Star's ma reporte ° accessories got himself a $11.57, discov peace ante SR a9 ered Monday that he'd worked him Says Baby |nelf into a ob as a sort of purchas |Merger Announced A ing agent. At least, the job's there, by St. Paul Banks, : { HIS week—May 5 to 10—has been li¢ he wants it. About a dozen peo | ye weekend and| ST. PAUL, Minn, May 6.—En-| os © a set aside as Baby Week and the ple called up over , oie Ncgetecedl ag Paige ar neat thm | A Downstairs Store Baby Shop has made Women’s | Four young members of the Boy |depositors in the Capitol al ) special preparations for displaying at- White Shoes Mace aa UNA this reporters: “Yee | ark henna tractive Baby things for mothers to ourself a car for $11.57. Now| merger of the latter with the Mer é admire. J First signs of early t us a boat for that price.” chante: Neitinel bank ot SE Paci ¢ i heal f Summer are a reminder “What Kind no renorien, ou] The merger in no way involves ip Attractive assortments and values of the need for White Pee ees eget |the Capital Trust & Savings bank | Ay , “are always available in the Downstairs Shoes to wear with sum- We don’t want a car,” they said. a tiga want a. beste ition, arth | whlch failed, having $5,000,000 de- | f Store. mery costumes. s | 3 ‘spread Cred ee Berne ss, ao i : The Downstairs Store cycles aboard a boat?” Plan Funeral for | INFANTS’ DRESSES in dainty INFANTS’: KNITTED CAPES in is prepared to offer “Aw, gee, but you're finicky! We 0 Ex-Se | batiste, attractively trimmed in pretty little styles in pink and smart styles at low want s boat to go riding in when} regon i.x-Senator embroidery and lace, 95¢, $1.25, blue. With sleeves and embroid- prices. we get tired of being on our wheels. PORTLAND, Ore, May 5.—Fu-| $1.50 and $1.65 - trimming. At $1.95, $2.50 | Mr, Leonard, who gave us the prize /neral arrangements were being ORE tafe pat eld cae S Ly LA maa WHITE CANVAS for cleaning up the town, says he'll made today for Frederick W. Mul INFANTS’ KNITTED SACQUES +95 and $3.50. PUMPS with covered BE Gp. for, Us st, you'll. est. Ft ;key prominent lawyer and former in plain and fancy weaves. All BABY BLANKETS in_ bassinet military heels, $4.95. Aa ne the boat ito be a wort |1%;, united States: senator from Ore white, white and blue and white and double Soft, downy “ BG eee stands it, the boat is to be a sort | con, who died here Sunday, e, and on u double s Sot, ) WHITE WASHABLE of clubboat for the boys. And he'll)” sturey was elected to the senate and pink, At 95c, $1.25, $1.50, qualities in white, pink and blue, KIDSKIN. PUMPS in Oc case wate sant iprad Soest in 1906, Mulkey years old $1.75, $1.95 and $2.50. finished with satin-bound edges. Anan airs witht cutouts here. The names of the four who Te INFANTS’ STOCKINGS AND : Prices from 85e to $5.75. effect and covered: milix setae ake ge rss Says Roommate | HALF-SOX in lisle, ane TOWEL SETS of towel and wash tary and Spanish heels, Beach drive; Warren Alderson, anil Took His Watch zlos et a eros ts ues Walia oa and bite $8.45. sia aa Alki ave, and Folin Davenport,| police were searching Monday for sox, 35¢, 50¢ an with embroidere —DOWNSTAIRS STORE “anv ave. 8. big it, at the roommate of Willlam Warren, | T5e. Stockings, ae initials, 50c set. nybod ay 6 boat # p-o-at, no! sbbed Warren | 5 5 5 s ’ i | INFANTS’ KNITTED K bt d and moccasin styles. Seattle wil Seck Widow Slaps Cop BOOTEES in nitte One-, two- or three- Crepe Gowns rade Convention | in Paris; Fined “shoe,” half - knee button and strap Sacques styles. In white $1.50 and colors, 85¢, 95¢, Seattle will make a bid for the| 1925 National Foreign Trade con vention, which is being held this PARIS, May 5.—Mrs. Sinclair Lv. | [| and knee lengths. ingston Dodd, widow of the late Col. Plain and fancy Townsend Dodd, was fined 200 francs ; 5 year in Boston, on June 4, 6 and 6.) weaves in wool yarn. 95 $1.15 and $1.25, er ae # of the | today for slapping a policeman who A 509 ‘ ’ meahacten rd Faas “ The foreign trade committee of the] interfered when she waa arguing with White, pink and i 1c INFANTS’ CAPES New, cotton. crepe cers of the Pacific Foreign ‘Trade |* Porter who refused her admittance | blue, with ribbon Dainty knitted wool AND COATS in Gowns in sleeveless style council are co-operating in an ef.|*?% hotel to seo friends, lacings and em- Sacques in white, cashmere, silk pop- with gathered front and fort to send a large delegation East. | broidery. At 35c, trimmed in blue or lin and crepe de back. White, flesh color, ee a Saves Brother in 45c, 50c, 65c, 85c, | pink, Attractive value chine. Dainty styles lemon and peach tints. Republican Women Sail-Boat Accident | 95e, $1.15 and $1.50. at 95¢. in baby blue, pink Sizes 15, 16 and 17. oy Observe Anniversary | sven Pode, 1401 Madrona arive, INFANTS’ SHIRTS and white. Sizes 6 tractive value Lariat Members of the Women’s King saved a Bae Sean M., oa in cotton-and-wool months and 1 year. rkiacn County Republican club were to|drowning in Lake Washington Sun- ‘Tik-and' ix 5 575 5 cra ye ee ie tever’ cafe, |d8y. While | onlookera® telephoned and silk and wool, Vanta Shirts, Capes, $4.50, $5.75 and 36.9 >. teria, in celebration of the fourth |for help after the elder Pode's sail- 95e, $1.25, $1.65, $1.75 and Coats, $3.95, $5.00, $6.95 and Japanese anniversary of thelr organization, sie Neem bln ects mounae $2.00, Ruben Shirts, 50c, $1.00 $7.50. rae Se erate are ia” Be deered boat and nested rescue, Th $1.25 and $1.50. ‘ INFANTS’ BONNETS in cash- Paper Lanterns the speakers, New officers were to Ee ERTS | INFANTS’ CARRIAGE SETS in mere, crepe de chine, Georgette in iattrpotive!! ahenant aid be installed after the luncheon and|G, OQ, P, Delegates pink, blue and white crepe de and organdie. In a wide ya- colorings form gay ‘decora: busiriess meeting chine. Robe and Pillow Cover riety of styles, beautifully trim- tions for festive occasions. Bowly Trea to Meet Saturday daintily embroidered, $3.95. med. At 5c, 85¢, 95c, $1.25 Priced at s Y. 4 is, ary ¢ :, : . Even Lowly Porte \lmae or Bateilaneal vest 3 BABY BUNTINGS in pink, blue and up to $4.95. 10c, 15 Gets Special Day |(h)" Washington. state. republican | and white crepe de chine, with “BOILABLE” CRIB SHEETS of Cc; c Annual “Trout day” will be cele-}convention to represent the state at shirred hood, $3.95. rubberized fabric, $1.65. brated at North Bend next Sunday, |the national meet. in Cleveland, 0., nit) Dae an 20c May 11. Fifteen prizes for trout|June 10, han issued a call for the DOWNSTAIRS STORE fishing are offered and an annual | delegate: and the 17 ernates to DOWNSTAIRS STORE feed of the gamey fish will bejmeet in Seattle, May 10, Tha meet. staged. The North Bend Commer-|ing will be held in room 330, of the cial club Is staging the event, White-Henry- Stuart building.