The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1924, Page 7

COLD 1S FATAL EZRA MEEKER I$ 48TH VICTIM OF WATSON'S CASE IN NEW YORK 94 TODAY AUTOS DIES | UP JAN. 12 “Grand Old Man of Nortf- Totai This Time Last Year Ex-Cop to Be Arraigned on west” Celebrates Was 50 Deaths Bank Holdup Charge Suf- om £&xposure Scores of Victims Are fer prec cedi | Dae DITION Watson, for 4 agai Rox iy detective, and four the M2000 heldap of al Bank Bm ¢ { Canada Dec cmber okt January 1th beter Judge Gillians, sittin e* K \a Ith, SIX DEATHS . . ~ All Believed Implicated aad . Robberies Here IN CHICAGO in worse: MICOY JURY ONS = FOURTH DAY aid Stands 10 to 2 as Debate MONTLAKE SPAN PROGRESSING beousne to ON Verdict Starts Again ; Os = r e to release | guard ay nigh < it w n, bound ; in a ay de 0 {f Holland, Mich. sites} poiduy Kid M Most of Steel Ready for 4 amengerd., were : Placing January 1 ¢ d the Pp. Ae : a u aft were also|™ 3 mn. a tang I r 1 MAN FREEZES 3. take id IN DETROIT e nf o A y fe x lee « ae t FB ana ot f 115% } tee t 7M stoves kept the fire department an : bs 7 @ °° swering calls during the night as . 5 ‘ aw " : the cokl wave in two weeks a an yp ppronc 4 8 str fichigan. At Humboldt it] sera ; sees th wide of t wion : 'S. P. Has New Train . — © cured ' ° D tace Kanees city and torre) | Out of Los Angeles 7 10 to 3» ., tory. % _ a pes ‘ pe * | Burned While He the This § by Judge Crail Saturday: Thawed Out Auto *,, BEND, Ore. Dec barned when a bi wing in thawing out sion of his automo! ignited 2 poot of BCH in Bend fc —Painfally ie car, Chance, is His face was seared by - ARRAIGN SOUDAS ON TUESDAY | ‘Freed Slayer Will Face Old Jail-Break Charge “Foming ag GALT Established 102 Years Just Before Inventory Clearance Sale of OVERCOATS AND SUITS Values have made Browning King the largest manufacturing retailers of Men’s and Boy’s Clothing in this coun- try. Values quickly recognized in Seattle In less than 3 years Browning King have taken their place as Seattle’s lead- ing clothiers for men and boys. Brown- ing King have the great advantage of manufacturing all the men’s and boys’ clothing, Browning King sell, saving you the wholesaler’s profit of 10 to 25 per cent on any Suit or Overcoat you buy here at regular prices. Here Ave B. K. Cut Prices on a limited number of BK Overcoats BR . $23.50 BK regular $40 Overcoats ....$29.50 BK regular $50 Overcoats ....$33.50 BK regular $60 Overcoats ....$38.75 BK regular $75 @vercoats ....$52.50 BK regular $95 Overcoats ....$73.50 Browning King Suits Reduced $29.50, $38.75, 642.50, $48.75 and Children’s Suita Now in Progress Jan ‘Th following the s ESTES CS REIT NRT IM | ( HERE’S MORE ABOUT BAKER | STARTS ON PAGE 1 Nerienecieinenie had nothing to He said he with the kill would fight extra. Coleman to dea tured In San F The ca oft x men under arrest are scheduled to come up ir | spring term of the British Co. lumbian court at Victoria ‘| Seattle Eats Five Cars Spuds Daily) It takes five carloads of spuds to feed Seattle and surrounding terrt daily, is the ¢ given by 3, Kellogg, comm “Tha he say rage Seattle nt quantity right thru} are handle and the # brings @ stiff loss other hand, tory timate Western a ides: spuds and vicinity on an consumes th the year very close margin, brea price to the dealer. On the the sale of spuds is #0 regular that a man who knows his business can make x1 profit on the turnover “4 Potatoes in the with the stra. Where r rs £0. Admission, Li en. 31.00, N ‘t mine GRAND BALL New Yenr's Nigh January 1. Ladle | | IRedidtinend 1 Ss; oO. | for World Flyers WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.— The} American army round-the-world fly-/ ers will bo awarded distinguished wervice medals and four to 15 years’ sdvuncement in the army's seniority | | promotion list by the legislation to be recommended to congress by the} ,dministration, the war department} jannounced today regular $35 Overcoats nd Saturday my with the |Southeast Storm | Warning Hoisted| Southeast storm ere | hoisted by the United § bufeout here Monday J all Washington and Oregon points. | The ipproaching | Weah top | Bale of Boys and Overcoats warnings Ww tates weather | at Ta, m, for] 2nd Ave. ry Ti Er @ at University St. TWED TORE! FROM COAST TO COAST storm jy reported ond evening ta Worth ab school. Phone WA at-o2h next 30 hours, i ni EAT pe = SEVEN MELD AS SS | | Ee GUN SUSPECTS © Sches | cust@mers who imagine tron i gales are expected in the} 62 Boys’ Suits With One Pair Trousers REDUCED 1 $4 45 ceable Suits of "frown and gray ture bries well tailored Good r Available IZk NUMBER Girls’ Coats Sizes 8 to 14 REDUCED $7.65, $10.65 $12.65 HOUGH assortr reduced girls’ ( ed. Attractive style Sto M4 year Suitable for or ear Good quality fabries, de and fully lined. Reduced $7.65, 310.65 ewhat broken, the of styles in these quite var for girls of dre choo! well prices, and $12.65. A Children’s Part-Wool Sox At 50c Pair Three-quarter lengt! arm, ture of wool and cotton, In tan and brown, witl tops. Good value at 50¢@ pair. Sox in w serviceable mix- cuff Children’s Wool Gauntlets 75 Pai in gauntlet length with a good blue and black with contrasting 75e€ pair Knitted Wool Glove long cuff. In brown, stripes on cuff. At F REDERICK & NELSON DOWNSTAIRS STORE | Dependable Goods--Economy Prices. Frederick & Nelson Service The ANNUAL GARMENT CLEARANCE Women’s Coats—Reduced $6.55, $38.85, $11.85, $14.85, #2 and $¢ 5 W Reduced $13.35 and $16.35 Women’s Dresses 35 $8.35, $10.35, B44 MONTH~END CLEARANCE OF SMALL LOTS Broken Lines—Reduced mall erchandise (some oiled ous sections and play) shi arply reduced Fancy China—Reduced Bon Bon Dishes, Salad Sets, Cake Sets, and Sug 5 alt and Pepper Shakers other piece fancy china at sharply prices. WOOD NUT duced to 50¢. ° DECORATIVE MIRRORS in attractive frames, reduced to $2.50 and $3.50. BRASS SMOKING STANDS, reduced to $1.96. DOWNSTAIRS STORE REMNANTS a wide assortment of Cotton, Silk and wool. fab- rics. In various useful lengths and patterns. ALSO BROKEN LINES OF BEDDING LINENS. All at c Creamer and many reduced in BOWL AND HAMMER SETS, 1 gilt of AND sharply reduced prices. Men’s Broadcloth Shirts, $2.45 Shirts of jacquard weave and colored stripe broadeloth with detached, soft collar- to-mateh are popular today. These have French cuffs and are very good ‘valtte ‘at 245. Men’s Part- Wool. Union Suits, $2.00 gray color. With long sleeves. length. Warm, and comfortably-fit- Sizes 38 to 46. Good value at $3.00. —Men's Section, DOWNS STORE. Mottled Ankie ting. Name Your Poison and Yow ll Get It in F lorida: Bob Dorman Begins Series of Star on Eastern Booze Situation KAlitor’s Note: Max Stern's _ . special articles for The Star KEY WEST PRICE 1 have revealed activities of rum Quart rdnners,on the Pacific coast, | Haig & 1 $6 But this is not the enly part of Johnnie Walker .... 6.00 the United States that is pretty King George . 6.00 Bob Dorman, sperial writer White Hoi 6.00 A Service and The Star, Black & Wh 6.00 50.00 Old ¢ Char 1 Green River . Old Jordan . an Club + 4.50 le a similar investigation ar Henne 0 cee I brandy .. 00 BY BOB DORMAN ricot brandy . 0.00 EY WEST, Fla., Dec. 29.—"T rum 0 60.00 yo" is sure comi gins..... 4.60 37.60 mentle .,. 6.00 50.00 | | Absinth 55.00 50.00 50.00 ky, was the tem: to me as I neared Key West, Uncle Sam's Gibraltar And I’ soon’ discovered. that my 50.00 porter was right | 50,00 The tax! driver who took mp to | the hotel told mo that. he. was pre-| pared to fix me up with anything I might want To prove it he handed me a card} *—~ < —# listing NED of Sitiane ie L Httons Just-name your hadn't Let et a “a re : “ie ei): be baevee vod. the prohibition amendmont went into)” yest Cuban beer Lg ardt rum—2 scotch From beer to champagne that card) whisicy—a8 cena a deink;, tho. list Nene tal tae pre-Votst of Stink! might go on tndefinitely, but there| jis a limit to one's capacity in th And the prices were not's0 hich—| dey: days, much less than those in other cia! Pas bal Won wiskehibae Mabe Gace | pM gh ed |rum (puro alcohol) for 10 cents a| But the taxi drivers have no| ox haven't or} monopoly on the bootlegging’ trade,| 22% !f you haven't any regart:¢ {|Your stomach Soft drink parlors’ are to be foun: frequently. And the only thing soft}, One drink about them Is the-braing of thosaf back of the count that soda ana poison and it a bottle pnts ents 9 emportum ts located court how Others dot the town’s main street, near the Western Union, hids for patronage just on the side pop is all they 4 tition. | while Articles for lene } | | | 4: | there— *.| ment in ess with the stuff er, are helple ion by jury t almc re. The w the boot bas to fear is the loss of his} cargo and bis craft, but with the many channels into which he may sa hard job to find thenf wohibition agents t there 1 the e came to Tacoma for the holidays a fine Christmas tree | the Kiddies, for from that exciting about half af so far, and I am count but aside was nothi I've my money, spent onl; ing on see ey anata 90d many things kept shipments. | has already brought fruit in} re of a carload of Mquor at} Atlanta. Other suspected cars are being diligently sought. Meanwhile Key West forbidden fruits at prices, before it a! * he says. NEW YEAR’S EVE Wednesday, December 31 LATE DANCE MASQUERADE CASU PRIZES still enjoys nable its reason Camp Lewis Men Having Good Time one of the 2,000 enlisted men | around Camp Lewis | mas if they can get away Cc. J. Winner, who is hi od time in Seattle, “There You for a Good Time PASTIME CLUB 11L Spring St. 4 SOPHIE BRASLAU CONTRALTO ON THE iit SHOLD OF NEW YEAR Sturt» Barrel of M GET ONE F Ly Opening & Savings Account in THE BANK FOR SAVINGS $800,000.00 Capital and Llabilles Vine Street ut Pourth Ave, WL Appear at First Presbyterian Church {! Friday, January 2 at SS my Prices $2.00, 81 81.00 RESERVED SBATS ON SALW Now at Sherman, Clay & Co. | ——— oney