The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1924, Page 14

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THE SEATTLE STAR Defense Rests in | World Traveler at 11 Boy Murder Trial |*os iss Savy dere on Lone THE BON MARCHE Clearing Out 87 COATS ‘14% , i Darrow Builds Up Fantastic Theory With Assistance of Alienists; Wild Lives of Youths Bared CRIMIN: AL COURT ROOM, ‘Chic ago, defense in the sensati Loeb-Leopold rested its case yesterday r building « i . i ERE Pan ates ¢ , ice. tast ae sone Snappy-looking coats, indeed, for such a low price—but no For more than two weeks Clarence defense attorney, thru nati known 4 ant has pieced wonder, just look at their original prices. ally Eepethe a bizarre ee ot respon ing into IMPORTED FABRICS, PLAIN DOWNY play sv S as put personality whioning of the mind,” “childhood fantasies, the endo- WOOL, PLAIDS, STRIPES AND TWEEDS Tailored one-button models in green, tan, brown, sunset, gray and nice color combinations in the plaids. For Women and Misses—Sizes 36 to 50 10 Coats formerly ....$49.50; 7 Coats formerly ....$28.75 13 Coats formerly ....$39.50| 19 Coats formerly ....$24.75 6 Coats formerly ....$35.00| 6 Coats formerly ....$18.75 18 Coats formerly ....$29.50! 8 Twill Coats Soecuinly $24.75 Bd Second Floor—The Bon Marche 415 Porch and Daytime Dresses Reduced-$4.95 Thursday Good-looking Frocks—for street, sports and house wear! Trimmed daintily or tailored carefully. y cine glands, a comy the neuropsychis atrist Darrow hopes t ratively new field of investigation for a put on that the the kidnaping and mu When a 11-year-old boy crosses the Pacific alone he wants to make sure that everything's all right—and that's *x| why Walter Engle is quizzing Capt. E. H. Sandelin, of the 1 as a tre-| Matson liner Lurline, so carefully concerning the big ves- uth with an! sel's proper operation. Walter is on his way to Honolulu! ombat this. | Wednesday. | o the task : —Photo by Frank Jacobs, Star Staff Photographer rior intellect, in | a tes | FATHER PAID BILLS ae Nathan's brother tesfifled that | Le Nathan was given an automobile by |ot his father, who also paid all or Sel which tia ‘wis sucosesfal, He Geel “ =e © upkeep. He said Nathan's uni dividualtstic philosophy, | yee sity tuition, in f ry expense he|which held that he was above theliy of Woodin right to do, that gave hit n pleasure. several times and Is a seasoned trav. er Engle, late: | ler Wash., conferring | At Woodinville, where he has been andelin, of the|spending the summer, he tried, he e, on the big | Said, to Interest his playmates in vis-| had, plus an allownnce of $124 a! ord -Month, was paid by once a jyit Capt. BE. Matson liner i jocrines, |ship's ¢ |iting Hawail with him: seasonable colorings—both light and dark. Lots of variety of style and color. Sizes 34 to 46 in the lot. esident of the Morris Paper com. ctless glands, Pein’ tn o report.| “But they maid they liked apple ", : : Cea x : Pane pete enal atcretion, camo into play: larg i've a tnrge aupply. of ceady, orchards, better ‘than. cocoanut 160 Indian Head and French Voile Dresses, were $7.50. 19 Sheer Dotted Voile man sald the father agreed to alienists hold the abnormal ac- roves.” anid Wallen, "lo 'd to ra on T: : 2 oF Or the necesary $3,000 for a|tivity of some of these glands caused chewing gum, cookies ands “Basse i Dresses, were $7.95. 286 Linen and Tissue Gingham Dresses, were $5.95. Second Floor—The Bon Marche go alone ply European trip. exing,”’ resulting in certain The testimony wag introduced by | pal teal tendencies. Along with | the defense in an attempt to show | this, Leopold harbored the ‘king and |"\"), that the desire for the $10,000 ran- slave’ fantasy, in which he vi wT hee som was not the prime motive for the | himself the powerful slave of the per. eat. th *|Gwinn Is Sued for Accident bigge Clever New [ Making Daughter’s School _ ° ° | Split Cowhide Hier noted atlentets Sesicelis ele | eee wan: plctarad ans an ation | ps | Boston Bags, $1.45 ni sected the intellects and bodies of the |¢lal” or criminalistic. His fave pro ns Clothes with I ™ 4 Youths, each one concluding with |fantasy was to picture himeelt 3 | ee Loeb For f% ‘Arron, | Bon Marche Cottons, Thursday” ; eR ' , I Is so simple when you use eal VW Butterick Patterns and the terest. to be pointed out as the ma: r criminal. Tho youths met and the conso- 'Court Dismisses ' quence was the “interdigitating” of Marital Squabble the two twisted personalities, the| : allenists point out: Alone they were) What was de ene |harmiess. Together, they became | “ec Olson ¢ work on : are |a force for evil, lie part o€ a Muspaia who was be Arterial Highway || , School Children Asked to)” out or this combination, Leopold |!ns for divorce, culminated in The Deltor! 4 stors| Law in Force Now with} On the books for 60 days, the ordinance ha But it will be be offi s of the traf. pollee organi. Loeb eatisfied his “‘anti-social ar criminalistic urge. Criticizes Exposition "| siitted:, he | vatholosical . desires: |iustion, court. In three sizes, 13-, 14, and 15 Cloth lined and strongly 4 on handles, Fastens with rap and buckles. Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche — 1,000 Yards (anu) School Suiting 25c | highway Next Tuesday will be kids’ day at the Pacific Northwest Mer iP . W: chants’ exposition which opens|£TINCe of ales ic cr Monday on the Bell st. terminal.| ordered he exposition has wt-aside tho| Quite a Cattleman’ he case dism! zation state, A heavy corded fabric which wears nicely Home Needs S atternoo: 2 penetra hoot} VANCOUVER, B. C, Aug. 13.- and looks well a long time—making it doub- Minos, oasis “thark. ta as |Butrlow’ ot tha: petsioe ot. Wales in| |Aged Woman Spat, |To Start Dredging ly suited to daughter's school clothes. Ce- || Low Priced etait San aay uni ot Selita remertinees Wsie'er| Lived 105 Years) on Columbia River det, tan and navy ground with narrow white , exposition and which was the ‘moat | tered four shorthorn bulls, KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Aug. 13.| VANCOUVER: Wash Aug. 13 stripe. Wash Tubs ' interesting exhipit. x a Stowart, a native of | Dredging of the Columbia river, by The exposition committee, in co- © <i here at the age of|the dredge Multnomah, will be com. A 78c ; Operation with the Northwest Prod. serve senior grand champion; “K a | menced this week, It was announced (iz ae ) New Ginghai s 19c | No. | eae wets committee of the Chamber of |land Goldsmith,” junior champlon, ix survived by four children, | today by officers of the United States m é asec re Commerce, has promised to send an|and “Princeton Enthusiast," reserve | eldest of whom is corps of engineers, Wash Tubs. Pretty bright patterns and colorings for early school wear. Gay plaids which girls especially like, | Bcknowledgment of all such letters| junior champion Sa38 Fecelved. The object of the cxpo- _—__ sition in inviting criticism and com- . ment from the children is to find out| Big Increase Seen THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Baskets 98c Ba . i Large imported Se Dic Hikes ‘best, 60 thet in Sales of Land! Two 36 . Willow Baskets the aa ences Paes SPO PY Or eaaBiA; Aug, 18—Land | pelee styles (nen ) School Ratines 50c Whit which will "last if for the present biennium period : . from ? a ite or years Bi aro invited to attang and’ writs | gained 70 per cent over sales in the Let Your Savings Be Your Guide the Ruinoed fom iahet elon. stocks, to Stanivars their comment os well as pupils ot} | previous period, Commissioner Sav- . make daug hter’s schoo! rocks inexpensive. | the grade schools, Letters should be| !dse said today. Sales in this bi- —To the Bargain Basement! group Wide assortment of patterns in dark checks $1.45 tesa. to hool Committee, | ¢nnium have totaled $2,494,092. i and plaids. White Crockery Chamber of Coinmerce,” and the Teen GaN ee == J ST UNPACKED=—— HREE < the ial ag oi Combinets, com: committee has ed that the fol- Man Dr ° | Seer ee are made from the pret- plete with cover lowing rules be observed: owns, Bride | ty and servicable crepe voiles, and bail, Write on one side of the page only, Watches, Helpless| Special! 50 Pr. All-Wool Placing the name of your school at so much in demand for house Hair-Striped Tailored OLYMPIA, Aug. 12.—Clyde Norris, | " Th 1 trim- _ the top of the page. . ; tk Saitama | wear. ey are lace trim. Write any desired length, trom 200|74. aca yaeraay: ‘while his wie med—and in pretty shades Blankets cee orcs ae errr ee ana|® bride of three months watched hima | orange, rose, green and Good lity bl ; choo! grade, and mail your letter be-|*"esle from the shore. She was] yn brown. The other two models #ood quality blankets—at a very un- Bath ines Avgust 25, unable to atempt a rescue, | iy, are of black sateen, hand em- usually low price. In pink eters 95 Tub School children and students from Zs broidered in high shades. only. Size 66 by 80 inches. Lorie ‘any locality aro invited to attend the| iver Seeks Two | ig a $2.95 _€xposition and write their commen fL | pam Sizes, small, medium and Large size white enameled Infants’ Yj ake | Victims 0: e » large. Third Floor—The Bon Marche pet ae BELLINGHAM, Aug. 13—Bodies Union Street Basement WE SPECIALIZE IN of Myron J. Little and Ursula At Second Floor—The Bon Marche — {- \ —The Bon Marche wood, drowned in Lake Whatcom Sunday night, Rave not yet been) brought to the surface. Art Hook} has begun diving operations in an effort to locate the bodies. Dry Squad Chief . Sued for Divorce | Lieut. George H. Comstock, head| jot the police dry squad ts tncom-| patible of temperament and indiffer- Jy Beate died jent, his wife alleged Tuesday in fil- 15-Year Guarantee Jing suit for divorce. When in need of artificial Mrs. Comstock asks no allmony| Vice oe dante ek the Ser lI lor attorney fees, but asks ratifica-| that particular branch of den- tion of a property settlement where- tistry a specialty. It stands to |||by Comstock is sald to give he reason that one in such a posi- verse a ‘ag tion would be better able to b7 render a more satisfying 99 Sizes to 44 All-Wool Worsted! Well Tailored! Side folds with bone button trimmings in clusters—novel- ty button trimmed strap ef- fect collars—monograms embroidered in green silk— Peter Pan collars with rib- bon bows—%% — sleeves—nar- row tailored belts—one and two pocket styles. Smart, Useful Dresses in Navy Only DENTAL PLATES | —_—=—=— =-Qut Go Li ht Colored Summer Shoes at One-Fourth Less Pumps and Oxfords in Best Styles! Included in the lot are patert leather trimmed with red, green, fieldmouse kid, or all red, green blue, fieldmouse, champagne and kid. Also brown, beige or gray suede and ‘buck, Y $3.45 Shoes reduced to. .$2.57| $7.95 Shoes reduced to. .$5.97 4 $4.95 Shoes reduced to. .$3.72| $10 Shoes reduced to.. .$7.50 4a $6.45 Shoes reduced to. .$4.84| $11 Shoes reduced to. . $8.25 Third Floor+The Bon Marche 3-Day Specials in the Food Shops Hunt's Stieene Egg. Plums, Thomsen’s Putty Marshmallows, All Other Dental Work at yoi witt ce. \!\Gave Girl Liquor, tisein' charge of @ Officers Allege Prosthetic Dental Expert, a |}) | man who does nothing but | Charged with giving a drink of| ane fon ee Ward called moonshine to a young girl, Henry i € plates are |]| | fren. strong, non-irritating | Ludington, 2716 Elliott ave. was and tight-fitting. The material | held in the county Jail Wednesday, entering into their composition Ludington was arrested Tuesday by i the best obtainable. The |Deputies Lee Parker, Leo Sowers Special Genuine Orange Pekoe mfort and satisfactio de- Fived from a perfect fit Is the |||and Charles Jarrett. Two quarts of 3 Cans, 25c b. 24c Blend Tea, Ib, 39c thing mort desired und that x |moonshine were sel | Tall cans delicious fruit in syrup. Special, Dolic Add fot lt in dustproot A special blend of fine black tow. e one thing we claim to do |1| CAN, 'bsecvevccees sacees se eeeeeeee es OO cartons, ¢ ‘ats We solicit difficult cases ||| seeere i a i Extra § rete A sea that have not met, with auc- |Liquor Suspects bd Paul's Jelly, assorted flavors; just 20 doz. Satin Finished Candies, lb, 15c Gu MomhaBNaREs catia ae of our work and will bewied ||| i a left. Whilo thoy lant, Jar ......+ 10¢ | Assorted Chocolates, fruit nut and cream Jam maker. — Bottle 20¢ fo ‘talk your dental. troubles Plead Not Guilty Snider's Tomato Catsup; largo bottle; pure Centers, Mlb. BOX visssevseescareee 95¢ Special Green Tea, 1b, 21¢ over yith You, | Consultation Four persons, arrested in tho re- ’ product. Special bottle, 23c; 2 for 45¢ Picnic Loaf Cake 40 Ghirardell’s Sw Re ‘end and estimates without charge. |]/ 1+ lighor War started be “Pi Eventide Apricots; largw cans; fine fruit akes, 40¢ thirardelli’s Sweet Ground Chocolate, anc Mulserdlis Atronged t started by Prose- I omens ; «hina 5 A fine cake, very dainty and delectable Cocoa (bulk), Ib, 3 55e ee Ont-of Tome Tat Jcuting Attorney Malcolm Doug! 8 in syrup. Special, can 17¢; 3 for 5O¢ . Ib., pees auras Sa a bwaaed ait eat lor pari eee | : a Solar Brand Broken Sliced Pineapple; for summer outings. Special bulk Cocoa, ib. . 8 * Money” pig when arraigned before Stiles Atatia | Silk and Silk-Fiber large cans, fine fruit in syrup. 8 sfices Assorted Square Layer Cakes, soveral ic Extra Special parkling apple CONSULTATION Wiusw B. Griffith, They were Ole Hanson, | to cach can. Special, each ....224%¢ Inge to sult any taste ++: 80¢ Juice, Bach, 5¢; 10¢e Office Hours from 9 A. M. Lil Bromley, Emil Burns and Phil| os Beechnut Pork and Beans; large No, 1 Butterhorns, The Bon Marche king, top. Hershey Breakfast half pound tins. to 6100 ¥. M. | Plovie. cans. In delicious tomato sauce, Spo. ped with nuts, 2 for 150; 6 for ....26¢ Speclal, each 1 for 35¢ ELECTRO eae beatae ede a -25¢ Main Floor—The Bon Marche baal cs Spratts Fibo—a iO kai Pure Older Vinegar; ae Meter a ray PAINLESS _ || ther Woman Basis fh ae et aoe for puppies and growing dogs Package, 456} for . . 85¢ Choice Black. Figs, ID. cveyeerrsy MO yi f New Lot PIKE STREET--SECOND AVENUE—UNION STF sweet, Ib, 10S Ibs. Finest Quality Hood River Pure Cider Vinegar, Bottlo of Divorce Action | Alleging that her husband was al-| most constantly in (he company of | | iggy tack tal ital Janother woman whose name sho OVER OWL DRUG sronm |}/did not learn, Katherine Shelton SB. Comer Hirat and Pike |1/hay instituted divorce action against Bikaees Son talseeg ee her husband, ‘There are four chil. — dren as @ result of the marriage, All strictly first quality—at decided savings. Black, white, cordovan and new shades—hem tops—seamed backs—seamed feet—reinforced toes, heels and soles, DENTISTS cans; solid packed; fancy. Can be; doz... $1.76

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