The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1924, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, JUNE M1, 1924, THE SEATTLE STAR CITY MAY BUY (ihatTheyW ore Becomes) DENY BAIL INMASSAGE ROOM "2x22 Ae DEGREES MOUNT Alert Nerote, | WATERFRONT |New Feature of Politics| DEATH CASE | BILL READY o':tsct% oo we cr wun awe ces | All Scenic OD y Planned ‘ Their Names at “U” a a West fe Sanat BY DOROTHY SHUMATE ; Alleged Hijackers Must Stay Action Expected Monday on / ‘* ; ls ts UNICIPAL AUDI : of Pitsburg, . in Jail on Murder Charge Bath Parlor Ordinance “ ed at the res ‘ 1 i . a A x ow f ’ ¢ &. nex Ww ary - . i rT : ft r i .. a ae he Mee oy eg pp ioctl ;, a ——— —— t 2 the cou PRESENT AT G. 0, P, oo oa ¥ toy eet ee FREDERICK & NELSON the wom - ‘ ace t was trimmed at L i ) ation: t er mentor ; " . . 4 Rn - biaek milan stfaw hat trimmed | . " of a Willian wife of t t x MRS. SABIN IS | if k ° pre committeemar ' Ore MOST ENVLED a t M Willan ; Women’s Stamped ih HERE’S MORE ABOUT mas sorta) : = Soe Pretty Tissue Gingham Frocks Muslin Gowns, 85c ei } | \rrDpomp be pers J wo Y Dainty stamped _ patterns. bak INQU ESI Pi ay Ob bina (sc telgih rh he Good quality material. Attrac- t 4 i STARTS ON PAGE 1 nd how t baive «eer age tive value at 85¢. eel ar wilbeiaill : had, among « ver thing 7 to dark colors, ¢ . ; H otis ot Pade ay concent tees Furie ee | eee OY ee arent 4 Becoming Stamped Bedspreads ay Safer ag ogg i ail that Paquin or Patou could rent aetna fasten ote ‘te AS 4 Styles for $1.95 abe and th: the: bey ot thitniene Teg looked their | Sat chikeeces deke tal babe aon \ ) Women and Unbleached muslin Bed- ‘| {i spreads in 81x90-inch _ size. 4% HY Stamped in pretty designs, + | $1.95. 2 s to the circum ' scarfs. ng and refused > answer questions se | Convention Sidelights bly met McCauley and Lar Misses Stamped Aprons with ‘thden kK’ 1 eialenen | hodea cere a aca F you are planning a Summer wardrobe, for at- e 39c i H m Cy I . snd 7 - ; V 9 Gf i 4 Unbleached muslin Aprons, 4 : - do Fret saya home or vacation wear, you will want to include stamped in neat designs. At , wees orat pent sore | tRe prealges adie the ’ one or more of these attractive Tissue Gingham 39e. DOWNSTAIRS STORE 2 s , of 7 Fa, 8 Frocks. t , . i I 1 . . z seat Rabbi Samuel Schulman of a is umbpelta They are designed for home or street wear—cool, fash- Five Styles in tii ‘ I Heb temp N Y ionable and attractively low-priced. . i ; C Pill to Spokane @ few ¢a)8 | Wednosday's w aes bie a “The 7 Fashioned of tissue ginghams in plaid and mercerized retonne lows hooting . Drief pau aa then ¢ cru: ar effects. Vivid colorings and tints. 95 5 and and ts ited that be ‘aa Fitz: | of oe 7th ring et Trimmed in lace-edged collars and cuffs of voile and tt c Bach | J pe kato the Ae n i te te organdie, linen collars and cuffs and contrasting pipings. Cretonne Pillows suitable: for Hane! di death car, for between nele Joe “Ennon’s "i . OT ; 5 — : . ss tix Moe. Mit@oal \wae er dodo te et Sizes for women and misses, $3.95. porches, camps and Summer 1 1 fired at the machine | oy Peak aabicieet Chae DOWNSTAIRS STORE cottages and canoes are ayail- ¢ way : vieielion of tot F able in a wide assortment of a . eloadéd their guns!on the attainment of 6 i colorful patterns of cretonne @. times Dut he said they took Deteiean's thth tetitay “aaatver|" we" ait F and five different shapes: At- nusunl care to avoid shooting into |... . ray ‘ ne where they might hit Cpe More Lovely L ht e 0 a tractive value at 95¢. on ce. He suid they had no) | . ig W ig opc a KY Li R FO NET ANES STR ot Startie- until ine} 2 was the fia » Cas HEAR CONCERT Trimmed Hats (x i o Have Been Added to the 1 4 ’ . ’ Onn fees ’ , 2 : n Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes ~ 5 4 HERE’S MORE ABOUT : Clubwomen Turn From Busi- Reduced Price Group at - | (ves con Fo G. O.P ness to Culture VE aki Flay Suits . . . - /. STARTS UN PAGE 1 8 AN 11-—Dele.| $7.50 O \Z 95c genctals decided to keep the plat. | Nominal - of mre | Cool, comfortably-fitting Play form fight within the confines ae oe gpa ing Pitiace ot ont hah = I | E is an opportunity to get a light- Suits for boys aged 8 to 8 alt Des biiereees tere ifaned Out but f ur the lighter and finer things | weight Topcoat for Summer wear at a years. One-piece style, straight @:. thé business of the convention |‘ #4¥e! Eerie Pree S00 | Of Ba ba j very low price. These are in tan polaire ; trousers, short sleeves and two . 100 | ghee department of fine art % ; : Dany, was simply. routint the ap Beate a cloth and are full lined. The kind of coat iI pockets. Good value at 95¢. ‘ 3 at Mondell created the first 4 for ve rj } | committees, most important among |” you will want for cool evenings, motoring , . which, perhaps, was the decision to | *tftion Thurnday nll he or travel } NN Boys Tub-f abric givé women a 60-50 representation 4 oaae an j ' : \* : with the men on the national com. | SOUsT0S* Of a Catan : The styles are simple and attractive. | Knickers mittee. agen y . . . ¢. : ii en | a | were at : Sizes for misses and small women (16 to Mi Size 9 to 16. | de wie county heer the poe high ce pete ty who appeared) ; 20); regular.sizes (36 to 14), and extra sizes a ‘ | i lutions committee quarters, there ANK SUSPECTS Bator club women during tho} All white hats, to up to 68 4 $1.25, $1. 75, $1.95 i were evidences of another fight de- p a ‘ > ra i wear with smart Sum- iat i 5 . ae ‘ rs J. Duncan Spaeth, of Princeto ; u Pee oe or eee Premeenenl univetetty, depertment of Ingiish,| mer costumes, black Very good value at $10.00, ee) ee eee mine re oe Seas and linen | anc ae a will ape The Art of Living” | transparent hats, trim- DOWNSTAIRS STORE == pecs ear Ga caer van 4 FOR VICE PRESIDENT | So ce ee s | med hats in lovely flower gation wear.’ (00) an: COLE Gam Delegates of 13 wheat-growing | colorings, all black, black ably-fitting styles. Made with | sates, exclusive of Wisconsin. have Affidavits Will Prove They) ———————————- |] With colored trims and Pape’ | aa ee 9 to 16 Is tout Uden ootaation Ot 6 sas8 | Are Innocent, They Say Wounded Vets to many other attractive Pie, SECS end Foo, western ian for view president.) Install Officers so. reduced to N V il A Boys’ Sports Blouses tse delegates claim they failed to idavits hich he claims will a | DO. { git what they wanted from tha con-|clear ‘Himself and his thr at Meet Tonight ew ol e pron | gress just closed, they are not to get| panions of any suspicion In con p Of ¢ reise pole are pe 85c and 95c | what they d a fro th esol nection with the Anacortes bank ine quality jeghorn and i tions eommittes, and if they are to {holdup on April 14, were obtained | , Mstallation of new officers for| straw hats that have been Boys like these Blouses for | go back home and expect to carry|by David W. Nad * itn eh Bie ona eta tema taken 1 higher priced roc AY “4 vacation wear. Made of percale, those wheat states against La Fol-|the Tacoma Lions’ club, on u trip | Vetemns af the World War, will take ey a iG ’ madras and khaki cloth. Open- lette and the democrats, they must|from which he returned Tuesday, | value in every Saat tole uriti cai 1 ative on the tickéet|he sald } velt hall, 1616% | Reduced, ‘Thursday, to ® Bs / yh collar style, with short sleeves. a Ga farmer vote, _..|... Nadeau...with. Russell... Evans; Third ave. Rich-| 87.50. HREE attractive styles in Voile Apron Sizes for boys aged 8 to 16 - ti, enublian whip of Lawrence tae and Warren oe ards: Pasig newty —~DOWNSTAIRS STORE Frocks that women will like for wear years. At She and Bb¢- oo senate, and a favorite son of Kan-|are charged with the bank holdup a ‘ —DOWNST! RE sas, was being urged as a good com-/and are free on ball. The men sapese 4 com. | | about home, and for neighborhood shopping c promise candidate for President) were on motor trip to Alaska mander of the “jf during the Summer months. ‘ Coolidge’s running mate. during April, } ey wounded veterans, | One-Hour Dress { wip, e Small and Room-size % The delegations of the 13 states,| Nudeau, with his attorney, A. O.| PF will, preside, For. | One style, as pictured. Fashioned of : after a brief meeting this morning, | Burmeister; Clyde Backus, Tacoma De rt. net Demonstration ; é , pe 4 te ee RUC S | Mee tdeniten Ses, as tvs oa | Peter mabey phere aad Bes bo commander of the ‘Ghee ae abd ip Heals Me ] vass will be taken to determine| Harrison, Tacoma city commission Seattle chapter, | In the Audi torium, able trimmings, and sashes. ‘active as: Unusuall Lowiericed " whether there ts a likélihood of them | er, went over the same route that “eh take office: Thursday and Friday— sortment of colorings. Sizes 36 to 42, At y: Pp ; agreeing on one man from among| he and his companions traveled on A gathering of 11 and 3 o'clock. 5 ts 52-i E thelr midst who will satisfy all. | the ‘elp, in an effort. to. establish veterans of all or- | malt: is Bidet pa $2.50, —DOWNSTAIRS STORE oy TAPESTRY RUGS, a e rs an Alib anigat! { _ beth : HERE’S MORE ABOUT }) Attisavits which ne obtained | pected. Members {ft “eds 27x54-inch AXMINSTER F SLAYERS show that he apd the he fares Mulnix of other military | RUGS, $3.45. ; TENE ean attidar, |°TEanizations have been asked to at-| 86x63-inch AXMINSTER STARTS ON PAGE j from J LailSknn Ne fompan. | tend: Officials of the veterans’ bu By 1 Ie : i a eee Terk) | its were witneaged By his compen roxy protubly” wil be pterent and | SAUHIIVAUUUNNVAVUUUVLVUUUULUULUUUEUUUULEGUARARUGERGUUCG LU RUGS, $4.95. , ls Jaro expected to tell how the bureau | — " Plead guilty or not guilty?” | EE a js handling its affairs. y j 2 é - x S OST T so TAPESTRY RUGS, ae t “Not guilty, sir,” Leopold sald | There will be a program of enter. | = 20U, q deity. Japanese Boycott —sinmon’tioning’ ie ination | = apPeCtally F rice umtinum W are—1 hursday = 7-6x9-foot TAPESTRY RUGS, fa Loeb was more hesitant, but| ° \e |A dance will wind up the evening, | = = $13.75 7 ally spoke up, “Not guilty.” Hits U. S. Films, ————___— | = = sare : sind b vaenrod and at rere WASHINGTON, June 11.—Motion | = DISH PANS = 8-3x10-6 oe ates RUGS, 4 repeated regarding the charge o rey i of = . +60 qf first ‘deeds pniréer. ® Of! picture distributors and exhibitors in| ( WEDNESDAY PROGRAM | = 6-Cup = $14.75 and $. ; State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe| astern Japan have declared a defi- OFFERS RADIO BUG = Coffee = 9x12-foot TAPESTRY RUGS, then asked Judge Caverly to nat|nite boycott against American films S$ = = $19.50. | the date for trial “at the eurliest| ‘0 take affect July twin ie MELODY THRU ETHER|!|] = Cc \ = 6x9-foot VELVET RUGS, poxsible moment.” fserdias 1 de phe, | = Ea a Bachrach argued for a delay, stat-| Coming to reports received by the || (Copyright, 1024, by United Prens) = Aluminum Dish Pans in 10-quart size, with Percolators = $12.75. ing that the defense needed cond na departmen a Ae aeere by ||| = substantial, riyeted-on handles. Oval shape that 7-6x9-foot VELVET RUGS, erable 0 prepare its case, He ances = fits { aSaod nize al rnc lb UIIGA 10 Can exaitea’ pons i act Vy band, Ail = fits in average size sink, Low-priced at 95¢. Re Soha Reet anes \ opinion,” which, he sald, should be) OVC 10 0 movemen 6 motors,6 || = : x10-6 ELV E | ee suis Mead Een _faoveren Gporas The |i SEAMLESS Cc = $20.00. ia " is to be obtained. | pen FemOne | = ch PTT 4 | | Judge Caverly then announced the bid! bids! = COLANDERS = Ong22. 50 VELVET RUGS, | | rival would open August 4 ppt as = ; i : os $22.50. } @essitie metione 10 auas ten Commissioners Pat > iarndunce ||]} 60c Aviruinuny : Goddee sPancolatora tne Ga Res Ait tent CAeateetie cate on Mas Ee me Douglas on the Ba 4G meters (| SS cup size, Panel side style, as pictured. = $15.50. M etter preciation w Joint recital || = Aluininum Colanders seamless style p's s hi rover’ ebonize ce 2 NOTTS: cavea 8 ay by Q: Moerlson“porponor. VIA. dae A ste Te raarider hy peace ary with peu Has hinged cover and chonized wood = 8-3x10-6 AXMINSTER RUGS, Attorne ‘olm Dougla 4 William | = taeda iy AHCneBs” . WMOWsPTACed: (8 handle, Low-priced at 85¢. = $23.50 and $25.50, = GO0e. Housewares Section, DOWNSTAIRS stony == 9xi2-foot AXMINSTER RUGS, | a (@ KRESCENT DANCE board of commixaioners, The . letter praised Dougla. und hie ghiet KLUB lot i] deput Ho A. Hanson « Thursday Nights at DESCHE | the su ) ’ Join the Happy Crowd ru Warren Anderson's Orchestra, suit ul Ce eT ITTITIITITILUTIIITNTT TULUM MALLU LLL ULLAL UU jound Vo