The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1924, Page 8

RETRACT Mass Meeting Scores Mayor in Rainier Fight Fashionable (¢ Taken to Task in “The Sins of” *hurches i n iS be , xp 1 i roles. 4 a ry al - nage ts most ne Eng Brief nicle of Hl : Kean, Hi : ft , - 34 Cans gusted, } ” ‘ man Job t Citizens he p wire change of the he be CANNERY SHIP HANDS SUE Three Ask $12,000, Claim- ing False Arrest now the He came to Seat it PASTOR- WRITER HAS HAD INTERESTING CAREF 3 The past be n England tn ! Charging false Suits asking $12.00 ied by thr 0 the Benjam Sannery ship. T Gil, Thomas Villafi 1 Urbano! unt Pavella, charge Seid Beck, Chinese dabor contractor, with false @nd malicious prosecution. A num- ter of other suits will be filed by the 48 men who escaped from the ship and equently were ar @4 on charges of grand lar alty to America; the ab All of the men were released/and all that tends to wa When brought before Judge C. C./ Dalton last Monday ' poor."* Ba Built on bargains—growing on bargains! That explains the growth of the Bargain Basement. Shop where you can buy bargains—always! NEW SILK DRESSES 19° Canton Crepe! Flat Crepe! Crepe Satin! Unusually good looking! Smart styles! Good quality silk! Lace trimmed apron ef- fects—lace insert ion—lace yokes and sleeves—lace col- lars and cuffs—novelty giass button trim. Black, white, gray, lanvin, rose, powder blue, cocoa, almond, navy, brown and many other attractive shades, Women’s Silk and Fiber} | Children’s j 3 for $1.00 STOCKINGS | |socKs 85c SLIGHT SECONDS Mercerized with fancy Fine gauge with fashion- ed feet and seamed backs. rolled Jacquard tops—as- In black and the new sorted colors—sizes 6 to 914. shades. arrest ae Oe wn polit jinto the ¢ e one obs |fo the progress and em st-| the American people. I THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Boys’ Cotton sus 69¢ Fine ribbed or flat knit— short sleeves or athletic style—tfull cut—knee length. Sizes 4 to 16. 720 Prs. Men’s Fiber Socks 35c 3 for $1.00 Ribbed tops and seamless—black and assorted colors, 600 Children’s Pearl We Waist 59 UNION SUITS (Seconds) C Made from best quality staple yarns—sleeveless—knee length—slight oil spots class these as seconds, Sizes 2 to 12 years. 600 Children’s“Pear!” Knitted 3 5 UNDERWAISTS (Seconds) C."; fo Reinforced with straps and button attachment, » venvetastihae least sideomeaan ei 108 Pairs Women’s Novelty We. Pum PS BARGAINS! All ‘wide widths— E and EE 85 Black Satin, Kid, Patent ate 10 Leathers Flexible leather soles with medium leather heels —tubber tips. Black suede lattice trim. Men’s Athletic 59c UNION SUITS SLIGHT SECONDS Flat knit—fine quality— full cut—sizes 36 to 46, same laws for the rich as for the University “*BIGAMY TRIAL TH DEMANDS BROWN Seattle P Pastor “Scores Hypocrisy in New Novel The Rev J. G. Grant g SET FOR HERE “Didn’t Think Divorce Was | Necessary,” Says Woman Ad betwee g of a bigar ; Mr b | Deputy Sherif? Wiliam Cofféy, criminal deputy, va Howard E md husband, I pa tay for the Wedne the jurisdictio which the « Since the woman, wh ed two weeks ago with her ried in Se: ed to file t Prone mplaint at twas finally omplaint here, 2 r H. Pey husband, . Ht 8 necessiry.” Ingest OF DOG _ SLAYER SET | Murphy will, Be Jailed on Return Here Wednesday A warrant for the arrest of Dep-| Sheriff Ray Murphy for shoot ing Rip, the ymt dog of Irvin. and Virginia Brehm, 4208 Eighth aye. | N. By will be served) on Murphy when the officer reaction Seaitie from Bothell, where he was sent Tuesday on a mission for Sheriff Matt Starwich, The warrant i In the hands of hief and will be served m Murphy as soon as the latter ts in fis appearance at the of.| ice, Sheriff Starwich said Wednes day. | | | | jsoon as he is served with Mee Holds Award | the watersheds with |his throat with a razor Wedne ‘Murphy will be arrested the same as any man charged with vio lating the “law,” the sheriff said “He will have to post $250 ball or |mo to jail.” Friends of the deputy were pre paring to post the ball for him as the war jrant. of $1 Inadequate An award of $1 for damages in: fileted in a stabbing fray are Inade- quate, Judge, Austin E. Griffiths ruled in superior court Wednesday, when @ jury returned a verdict for that sum in favor of Arthur W. Nel son against his brother, John Emil! Nelson. John Nelson was convicted of murderous assault and sentenced to the penitentiary, and this fact, Judge Griffiths said, in setting aside the jury’s verdict, may have influ jenced the jury. Uniess John agrees to give Arthur $200, the Will be retried. Complete Survey of Water Sheds Prof. Trevor Kincaid, of the de partment of zoology in the Univer sity of Washington, has completed a biological survey of the Cedar river watershed, with the co-operation of lelty officials, according to an an nouncement Wednesday Kincaid spent the last week-end at J. G, Priestly, of the city engineering department, for the purpose of examining the purity and safety of {ce existing on the | sheds, |Billy Sunday on Way to Hospital MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 14. Billy Sunday, vangelist, was en route to Rochester, Minn., today ment at the Mayo hospital for a eakdown, brought on by A revival meeting being conducted here Sunday will be continued by aides. Mrs. Sunday, who has been in a hospitel here, suffering from | injuries recelved in an automobile | accident, is accompanying her hus | band, Slashes ‘Throat i in | Suicide Attempt | In an attempt at suicide, Thomas |} Kelly, 89, an inmate of St. Vin. cent’s home in West Seattle, slashed | ay | He may die. | morning in. his room. over his faili id healt friends said. | 0, BOBS HAIR | N. Y, May 14 don't propose to be a. taliender, Mrs. Katherin Nichols, 80, said SYRAC when having her hatr shingled and curled in the latest fashion, | Bon Marche Thousand for treat. |f TTLE STAR You'll Lift Your Hat To The Bon Marche’s STRAW HAT Complete Showing of 1924 Models Snappy New Models in 45 Sennit and F ancy Braids $2:45 E SEA All the new blocks and styles in sennit and GEORGE F. RUSSELL, fancy braids. Fellows, your Hat is here Long Pr . Genuine South $5 50 On Lis Mth Anniversary American Panamas * read “3 eg id ~ rie Sailor Alpines, Ontimos and telescopes—all equally popular styles for the new Straw Hat GEORG IBSELI season sicnor’ he One Water Men's Shop—Just Inside the Lower Second Ave. Entrance Sale of Books 500 Copies Popular 48 C Copyright Fiction Including books by such popular authors as Robert In the Anniversary Sale Chambers, Edna Ferber, Ridgewell Cullum, Phillips Oppenheim, Ethel M. Dell, Randell Parrish and A. S. Fletcher. Wax Paper, 10 rolls for 25 Cc Odds and Ends good qual- ity Linen Envelopes, in buff, gray, lavender, blue and pink; 5 c package Cooking Recipe Cabinets, complete with 5 cards and index. Oc Main Floor—The Bon Marche 1 90 Typewriting Paper, size} 816x1t, 250 sheets 34c | Playing Cards, good qual- | ity, gilt 34c | edges, at . Pastel Gray Bulk Paper, long, flat single 5 sheets; 72 sheets Oc! Envelopes to Match Pkg. 20c—2 for Crisp, fresh millinery for midsummer wear—made specially for this event, in newest shapes and colorings—and priced low even for Anniversary Sales! HA" and silk models, noveit ered allks and charming Leghorn and crep Cloche Sic straws, embrold Trimmed mart h fie new apy nhapes and with wers, with dashing bov ique Hosts of styles for matrona as well as for "loor—The Bon Marche w short Third Anniversary Sale of Women’s $ Fall-Fashioned Silk Hose ¢is’6. Quality R® ide brimmed and the new er women and misses Pair INFORCED heels, toes and soles, with hemmed lisle garter tops. In shades of black, brown, log cabin, “ine, sheer chiffon weight, as*well as heavy 10-strand pure dye silk. Airedale, dawn, nude, pearl, peach, fawn, atmosphere, blush and beige. Main Floor—The Bon Marche Anniversary Sale of 2,000 Yards Un- bleached Muslin, Yard | 2: aC | Good weight and firm quality, in lengths to 10 yards. on) 36 inches wide. 500 Yards 2 9 Bleached Sheeting c Light weight, which will give highly Anniversary Sale of Dinner Sets $3.95 Good quality Semi- porcelain Dinner Sets with gold line decor- ation. Set consists of 6 dinner plates, 6 pie 32- Piece “SABOT” satisfactory plates, 6 fruit sau- S ndal ee Vad cers, 6 teacups, 6 tea a s 500 Yards ( it, 10c saucers, 1 vegetable Checked Percales oe and'1 meat plat $5.90 Clean-cut black and white checks. Good quality, in lengths to 10 yards. 2,000 Yards ( ,*, ) Crepe Plisse. : 25c Fine quality lingerie crepe, in pretty floral and con- ventional patterns. In pink, blue, yellow and helio. Third Floor—The Bon Marche Factory Close-Out of Tableware IIc ‘ NEW idea in sandal construction, with a band over the waist of foot to prevent the ungainly stretching out of shape. Vamps and quarters are cleverly cut out. The soles are turned and the heels Each comfortable and smartly Anniversary Sale 3 95 piiiokel-plated i tor blue win, wnie | Of Filivver Bikes, at : kaivar ae re rable. a aed ‘black pa tent Seat 18 inches long, finished in red, striped in yellow. 8) joons and tea- Sizes 21 to 7. Plain bearing pedals, nickel-plated hub caps, and fin- Rscnk: Third Floor—The Bon Marche ished with dise rubber-tired wheels. Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche | Buy for Less in The Bon Marche Food Shops i i Oat: » 15c Doz. Perper ietoy sian toa B roken Sliced Pineapple Assorted Round Layer Cake: 45c 25c Toys, Main Floor—The Bon Marché Special Orange Pekoe Blend Tea Black, Lb. 41c Only 2 pounds to a customer Special Green Tea, fine grade, 1b. . Bulk Cocoa, just the ‘thin Island Dressing, Lb. 32c A rich and delicious salad dress. Butterhorns, covered 2 for 15e—5 for ... Fresh Rhubarb Pie— Fancy Full Cream Cheese, Ib. ing; made fresh daily. 27¢ Ehmann's medium. size Ripe Olives, pint. * 20c Swift's Cottage Butts, lean, sugar: Sak Pc dae 42¢ 21c Delicatessen—Main Floor Freshly churned Creamery Butter, Ib. . Kippered Salmon, fresh smoked, Ib. ,...66% lb. can . UNION STREET 2 Ibs, for 300, 76c 'SECCND for the day only.. .33c¢ Fresh Salted Peanuts, Lb. 16¢ Delicious, crisp nuts, nicely roasted and salted. CANDY SECTION r ‘AVENUE SEATTLE “Better Buy” brand, broken pieces, delicious fruit. Large cans. Fontana Brand Macaroni, Spa- ghetti and Noodle: 28c pkg. 74¢; 4 for. Delicia. Brand Spaghetti, ready 28c 80c Peerless Corn, fino and SWeet; can, Me; 6 for... . Madrona Brand Tomatoes, fine quality; large ES ie 124c¢ Canned Foods—Main Floor He had been despondent recently |9 Sing'’s two years of Improvement Is IMPROVES SING SING senato, after that body by a margin OSSINING, N. Y., May 14,+Sing vided for was reduced from $76 a month to $60, Bursum said he would insist on action on the measure, but senate leaders indicated they regarded the question as settled by vote sustaining the voto, Senator Insists on Pension Bill nt an end. Join Kodosh}, ailand.| WASHINGTON, . May | 14.—Rofus: weape artist, who has made rusttc|ing to acknowledge final defeat, Sen: bridges and tho like at the prison, |ator Bursum late yesterday reintro- has been released. duced his pension increase bill in the COOLIDGE DELEGATION LA of one vote, had sustained President aR, Wyo. May 14.—Wyo- delegation to the republican convention at Cleveland will be in- Structed for President Coolidge, the State convention, in session here, de- cided late yesterday, Nine delegates Will be sent from this state, Coolidge's veto of the measure, As reintroduced, the bill was iden. tical with the vetoed measure, ex. yesterday" copt that the maximum pension pro- Abad wiht by