The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1924, Page 7

otha THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1024 y 8 | THE j PAC 7 AlD LUMBERIN COOLIDGE WILL OL MEN FCAT PHONG algun | SLAYER DEFENSE | “stag ‘Sh aie! ls Too Drastic — Acceptance Speech to Cover All Campaign Isgues eas . PREJUDICE AFFIDAVITS ARE HIT ——e. 1 Cox t . vat { ¢ we 4 th arma rainy pection, Tul a bosblys with, telephone rocaperi tanya a pth 'by| Gritothe wuld, declaring viet Yakima-Ellensburg r ca? | ge gt te in laursivesd ‘at the| iorger today. charged’ that the|®!® bei Surred and ee Buss Route Fought > MORE ABOUT HER sit the president and Shenandoah Trip to rit‘ ob dU pidars gat BANDITS wh, Vetere the penn reget, Seattle Still Oleh mares» tution a the continuo | ry slows «rl he| again the ne rate a STARTS ON PAGE 1 to apt 1 "outa yn ita oe ee ; Mell 'tilantuiha track "3 Ie regi a ‘ t te ve , rd w! Yes, but What’ll West tex the end of t n mediate elm-of. the. ¢ fedora fee.) ROBBER SAYS | They Do With It?) . hiaksoe. or. thal Bt adont m., Definite anh ¢ HE “HAS ENOUGH" Salt i ; re oy Valais wate t erent Whe M. f ah Judge T held with The | f t nu: mes C cu : for ” t a the ¢ GC @n account of We went . quge « 1 boat “You narded by away with | tticers peating to us his gun |} Herbert He Frank An ling outside, |"°% crew of th fired his sawe thru the} ‘eased on bap window, hit epirgendi senmak | STATE PARK E K | i, Sn sant: “ren i've ” Realty Men Go on p'uxeahe ME he tal Picnic August 23 Morgan mad but The Seattle Real Estate boant! will hold its first annual picnic at) treasurer, K. ge and Charles Peter M453, were re| to the Pacit wing filing of | Coast by United an right o @ut of his mout Snoqualmie lodge Saturday, August | Sctibed $1 where Miss Halt was|23, it was announced Thursday by | 909 of wh 4 ait Sead A Yard Goods Event Extraordinary |S erat ahd epee eum In The DOWNSTAIRS STORE “Kill me He wa 1 don't t all but shots into him. We weren't firing guinst the wall, HERE’S MORE ABOUT McCOY oats cor i i veel] STARTS ON PAGE 1 me 24 B ‘ a REMARKABLY LOW PRICES FRIDAY | tique shop, in “his hand. ° ND SUICIDE } NOTE BY MeCoY : ttached significance to the od in Mrs. Mors’ apartment near where her body reposed, cover ed by a tablecloth and. with a pl Lashe had & 38 Smitt g in a part of t OVER 8,000 YARDS OF COTTON FABRICS University of ar, who ww i vacation. | ture of ° . . . | ventas |e 27 and 32-inch Gingh 39-inch Unbleached Sit wnt nto sft | Om an -inch Ginghams -inch Unbleached Muslin at Columbus sunitarium. . % e ; Gidlibe Hail can’t be given too much Messe —2,400 yards in plaid and check patterns, Wide as- —1,200 yards of this good weight, closely-woven mus- — [4 eredit. She has more nerve than a! 20 ion consider. tila. peeaible sortment of colorings. Especially good choice for lin, A qu y that will find many uses in the home— mt 5 Ps pi é million men { fm plan of. Selby. to dilt| 8 school dresses. 15¢ yard. for dome: aprons and art needlework. 15¢ yard. elf—or that it may have been ¢ shootir lant” by other persons. . physician, tan ady done it. vi | tne books of McCoy Hinted at te and found Crime to Police that he had two Tu Kish towels in LOS ANGELES, Aug. 14.—Several hie pocket, € pliers, plece of |important episodes, which, police 36-inch Cotton Challies 27-inch Fancy Outing Flannel over 2,000 yards of this popular fabric for com- —1,000 yards of this outing flannel in the stripe pat- | : forter coverings, cottage draperies and other uses. terns more desired for gowns, pajamas and under- be ga Over 80 patterns to choose from. 15¢ yard. garments. 15¢ yard. pepper. j claim, may definitely fx the slaying : TAR " | Mri ngee§ pets 36-inch Percales YARD 27-inch Cotton Velour held up &! selpy, known as “Kid MeCoy,” were ———___——_—————, ¥ 3 } p August 2! revealed today over 1,000 yards in shirting stripes, dots and fancy —just 250 yards of this soft, fleecy fabric, so desir- fe pe ties to oldu $ * Apia ate It was learned that MeCoy visited prints. Suitable for aprons, children’s wear and uti able for kimonos, night robes and Winter undergar- | Me tke Sia" wos ie ely wood polla festion at 3 shirts. Wide variety of patterns. 15¢ yard. (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) ments. Attractive figured patterns, 15¢ yard. Rome war in Potlatch and he bas! officer who went to the home of Worked out of castle and Aber-| aibert Mors a few days ago in deen as a logger. Lashe we haven't! snewer to the latter’a request that paroing on. an officer be sent to “throw Kid) Ni Jack E. Bench, driver of the ban- McCoy out of my house.” ei dit car, was arrested after the “Where's Officer Pulsseger?” Mc-} Tight, but eaid he didn’t: know what | Coy asked Desk Sergeant Joseph | ‘was being pulled. | Page. That's about a1 there is to It “Not working tonight,” the ser- But, say, that Miss Hall gure has | t replied. | herve. sicky for him,” Page says Mc- | A Coy mumbled. } “Why?” asked Page. | 5 i the papers tomorrow and 3,000 Yards of 2,000 Yards of CURTAIN AND DRAPERY PLAIN-COLOR AND PRINTED FABRICS—SPECIAL SILK RATINE —an unusually low price for such de- —a remarkable low price for silk sirable drapery and curtain fabrics as— Cc ratine in such a good assortment of Cc Drapery Marquisettes Cretonnes plain shades—including the popular Curtain Marquisettes Barred Scrims tan, green, helio and rose colors—and Colored-dot Scrims new prints. New woven stripe pat- ‘ terns also. The width is 36 inches. A in good, even weaves. The drapery sits hare aS ony fabrics offer a choice of several attrac- fresh shipment, specially priced at 33¢ find ott,” McCoy snapped as he walked out of the station, HERE’S MORE ABOUT TELLS STORY STARTS ON PAGE 1 W. Hi. Ritter Wm, Sharp . | Mr. Boone | Scott B. Bird | Hansen f fs vard. r tive patternings. Special 25¢ yard. YARD yard YARD Il there is, to it." s (beens Z 4, Jenty~ | asked where ho event after the | (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) shooting, McCoy said: | < rout, ° fe Wall X fetnentter:’ pettirig into tit Y:,o0Ne. 19 is | Theresa's automobile and after driv- | J. G. Smith.. 1 ° 4 For years its bran content has | ing around for a while, calling on | (> Hf Smith. 1 ¥ 4 one of the test ap- | my sister, Mra. Jennie Thompson, | G. Melina 1 W. Ge irhardt 1| ‘ d a , . * Silk d Silk d | Feb of Shredded Wheat for | Pcie uot een [eeeaaes | Swe 350 Yards of Silk-mixe Wee s Wate | ilk and Silk-and-woo peop in her home. After 1 left there 1 | pe gait oF r ° ostume ips : cs Mors’ h pe to kill him. He | Mr. Witheim. 1 § D Ch b R d eit Sirens Wentyou |e tat then ee |e ar | Crepe De Chine 6 Fabrics Reduce way out on W. Third st. and wen i 5c grain in just the pro- | to sleop in the automobile. You | 1 gate, i j j ‘ i Pordon that Netoreinsentetie, iow, whet happened oni 43 1 Special 59c Yard Wiitemnalin. Cog ol To 95c Yard “Had you been drinking?" Jarvis ‘ ag e s ; wu Shredded Wheat toe | asked. |Auto Trim: tume Slips trimmed in : day with strawberries. “Well, T remember that I did | FA Obrisi, 4 Vt brachial printed dress patterns in this silk- | filet-pattern lace; 18- NCLUDED in this reduction are brown and black Ea ine. cL Me Te CA ee and-cotton crepe de chine—flower and conven- inch shadow-proot hem. Satin Messaline, brown and navy blue silk-and-. thed atlar she was dead T took a| Ge. aus tional designs in street and afternoon shades. | Price, 95¢. ee wool Poplin and brown Canton ast All desirable re e couple of great big dcinks, I susne | ¥. Hoetman: i Wiith 36 inches, special 59¢ yard. DOWNSTAIRS STORE fabrics, reduced to 95¢ the yard that I didn’t know what 1 was do- | Jobn Rued:.. | DOWNSTAIRS STORE , 4 —DOWNSTAIRS STORE in the afternoon.” A Te Tana ‘ AIRS ‘§ i ov Alek ie locked up for | Ww i rumble 4 | Women’s Batiste ; 6 | Spr 1 | | jem sa {iho Bloomers | Women’s COOLIDGE CEREMONY AND MUSIC FEATURE OF THURSDAY RADIO (Copyright, 1924, by United Press) tiie EEK. 1 «Women’s House Dresses |. Reduced to 95c [tino Reduced to $1.00 bigomein, th matiow |- Throsher HECK GINGHAM House Dresses in pleasing | Silk-mixed Stockings 50c Pair—2 Pairs 85c |Propat Sign AP, Ww peri, 46 om fe styles. I rimmed with organdie and pique col | ; HESE. silk-and-mercerized-cotton. Stock igs are in two u és It om loxer lar effects. Several styles to choose from. Reduced DOWNSTAIRS STORE in black-and-white and brown-and-white mix= nounced, § p.m, 1 3 bi cisew incidental to notification of to $1.00. DOWNSTAIRS STOR | Foe tures, A serviceable quality for utility wear. Sizes | Propident Coolidge of his nomin- j 8'o to 10. Very good value at 50¢ p 2 pairs iscuits ation to succeed himself Girls Bathing fauna good value at 50¢ pair; 2 pai zion City, 826m, 7 | or Sug. DOWNSTAIRS STORE. T,—Conecert . New York, 426m., 7:30 Vincent Lopes and or Ginghamand Percale ApronsReduced | Suits Reduced To 69c Yard To 95¢c Boys’ Caps, 95c Light weight wool Bathing ~10, 000 Pennies for Your Thoughts and om, 1:30 New York, 4 henactady, 8, T.—New York Phil and uk Suits in sixes 28, OOD school Caps fashioned from novelty tweed | SHECKS and plain-color and check combinations iM. Green, red, fabries in shades to wear with suits. Plaited- Veistield & Goldberg |} iisimonie oreostra ie in gingham and pereale aprons in sizes 88 todd. SN RR ep ponte aan back style. s 64 to 714;. Low-priced at 95¢. Niladel pit een hsm teduced te a | : 4 Au Seattle’ 8 Credit mot " My 4 andl 18a, } m len DOWNSTAIRS STORM — gy “DOWNS u DOWNSTAIRS STORE Vekland Schafer Symphony orchestra, Jewelers th W,