The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1925, Page 7

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AR <PURT REJECTS (ycners soe our, SOUTH AGAINST SFWATSON'S PLEA | or xinoworos cus) CHILD LAW | Corpus Writ Denied tt “State’s Rights” Question - Ex-Detective E : ve Raised Against Amendment THRIFT BUDGET = IS LIMITED "scr ' Hartley's Plan Not to End "=! fevernment sm roll Efficiency Directorship E “<p ter] peas : 1 AE : «Thay Pianist Is . ont ‘ ty tne at Friend’s Home sw YORK. J , : is . i 7 “wis fo have ap 9. Fege tall for 1 is While Laginska was ; the Morningside ines Tagiione, a frien by the latter as well as by Mi Ms t Arrest Made in z ‘Olmsted Rum Case cs, ietier suspect in [hie fay pee easpiracy case wa me Dated States Marshal ne leet. He was Fred BX Gaiters is the Gist prisoner os. = de Prati, Mike Sharam Ps Ferari and Dan M. we: pemted o@ indictment: at pale sf, the none laws. be on | MLD POR AUTO LARCENY re, STORIA, Ore, Jan. 28.—G. W arrested recently by Sheriff wus et on & Warrant from Pterce nat , Washington, charging | is by take of an aut his te taken to Tacoma ¢ is BP Rectal Officer. Jenae ra . fig any country of the world | EDWARD LINCOLN SMITH Of the Seattle Sehoot #8 the presiding annual graduating Wilson's Modern Busi- Pine Friday St. and evening, ness colleges me the PStates, which holds public DENTISTS Witt ey wsce Sreond Ay A i May de distributed by trus | }thru the highway patrol; second-hand| a friend, jear j mi re ma for’ nee road highways right of w |p safety j Umit is | spotlights jters made fixed an from a supplied bh bud ¢ legtala- |% hal’ mn idered until it fe a How It ee the emer ¥ i “S “STICKERS” HIT.” ~ BY AUTO CODE : vi. New Law Frowns on Bath- ing Girl Decorations wind of years LYMPIA, Ja $.—Ba nd me way is spent fund and the money dealers rror © Heensed, obliga ed to 35 miles an hour, ar view maining forbidden to cut these are regulated; obligatory; speed on 20 miles in cities; towns) he Mmnits;| If speedome.| he may forget himyelf and sit down speed traps /on It. FOUND BY DRYS Raiders Seize 30 Gallons of Colored Moonshine from Redmond uly sheriffs Howe mornir was on |moonahine and » uncommon bot r ench export labeled ‘I " Iso uickers are barred Police Sergeant Gets One (y°"' in Express Package a (ow moments Tues partment ed an infer ens packa which he k 1, emitted a few peeullar grunts. It was a porcupine, sent him by M. L. Zeek, of Brownlee, nt is now wondering what he can do with a full reupine. Perhaps, he thinks, i the quills for tooth akes it home, Kent fs Ore intained by some «mail towns are | bidd ages must slow down, but d >, us at present, at Len crossings; mo’ ys ; highway patrol mus to t are | Chamber Optimistic be ‘to pri The lout mei jal various 4 nesday jfrom J. J. Underwood at Washing- ling im |ton, that indications were favorable|arrested him . of Sand Point Plan, Hope that appropriations may yet made for the development of Sand Point air base was awakened lat the Chamber of Commerce Wed-| at 1726 recelved|® report that a burglar was break- when word was Two Shots at Him | Tuesday evening, include an item for Sand Polat} | development in the omnibus appro-| lations bill the navy asure. The omnibus bill carries| appropriations Jeft after the rtments have put thru in their appropriation measures Every time you ask At this store we con- sider making friends as much a salesman’s job as making sales. | That assures you of intelligent picture-mak- ing advice from an in- terested person, every time you ask. Developing, printing and en- larging of the superior bind. TONIGHT Wednesday, Jamoary 28th —and— COUNTRY STO FREE {zis PASTIME CLUB ‘Three-gier item for Sand Point was cut) and when Wilderman fled, appropriations! it up | \a beaded bag from the apartment \Hit by Auto, Aged ‘Man Suffers Injuries | Jat First ave. was taken to the city hospital.| ‘The driver of th him is A. B. Ecoff, js. W. =——s—| Meade explained that he had | was Jailed for Investigation In a battle with a burglar aa Patroiman G. R. Arnold captured Carl Wilderman, 23,/ lafter firing two shots at the man| with Wilderman’s own pistol | Arnold was sent to a residence | 12th ave. S., to investigate He found Wilderman a ‘The suspect suddenly drew a gun| on the policeman. Arnold knocked | the gun from his prisoner's hand | picked and shot at him Wilderman stopped and surrend. ered. He is held on an open charge | in the elty jail = i] Polise declare answers | a description of a bandit who has| Leen operating in the neighborhood | intely, and he may be the man who eight days ago stole $20 and he closely of « M. Berguist, 1129 18th] an auto Tuesday night| and Madison st.. C P.| Dana, 69, 9738 6ist ave. S., was in- jured about the head and body Struck by |Compass Found in Parcel; Man Jailed A heavy package carried by A | Meade, 30, negro, aroused the curios: | ity of Detectives A. A. Brown and) L. C. Harris, Tuesday night. They| stopped Meade and found hv had a| ship's com in the package ral- vaged It from a wrecked vessel, but | PRIZE LETTERS IN THRIFT CONTEST TO BE PRINTED THURSDAY N ORDER to give the judges sufficient time to read and consider the hundreds of thrift contest letters that have come in, the prize-winning letters wili not be announced until Thursday BOGUS WHISKY “PROWLER HELD ® up uniform signs and guide toes | Captured After Officer Fires! ou of jand maintain them, except in cities. | | SOLDIER LOSES EAR IN ARGUMENT, SO HE EXPLAINS TO DOCTOR BRC ‘Nemes Defense Counsel Says Spite Caused Prosecution ‘ mat again A He ¢ mba pe r t 1 ' t An - m0 m denied that } n ny of . “BOT WRONG CAR Mixup in Autos Is Finally Straightened Out stomobile 1 in t EM xpensiv ks befor fe 4 Fo e Mors: 1 re h fer Policewoman on Duty i in Postoffice ago Mra. H a controy supers awicke s division a w by Mra. Har. protested vigor assignment t by Severyns tof! Salres i orads ~ WE SPECIALIZE IN DENTAL PLATES with Above When in ne 4 ea that partict specialty. It plates (xo-ca The plates are non-Irritating ting Th Hight, “and t ght fit “etter Dentistry for Lens Money*™ EXAMINATION PREE, Personal Attention Des. Held, Harrison and Hendricks ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTISTS Ovbn OWL DRUG ST Corner First and Premier } CHARGES MADE IN "MILL" TRIAL Jin excess of $50, Jand said St |The receivers jroom with my ¢ | HEILIG FRANCE WON'T HATE WAR QUIZ DENY DEBTS Herriot Says Na- tion Will Not Repudiate CONTINUES Officials Probe Killing of in Herrin, 4 STONE ACCUSES SEN, WHEELER Says New Evidence Found Againgt Montanan =o DIPHTHERIA GRIPS eS ALASKAN TOWN Nome Quarantined, Says Doctor Here for Medicine f HERE'S MORE ABOUT }) "°°"! : M pp ooo" OPERATING COST : ot Rail Officials Optimistic for Bags ie : This Year i HH ; t ved $ i PARTNER OF ; . Tr eat i 7 ELDER MOKGAN FREDERICK & NELSON Tomorrow In The Downstairs Store ————————— ee MONTH~END CLEARANCE OF SMALL LOTS ji REMNANTS [at REDUCED PRIC AND WOOLEN REMNANTS patterns and w LIN SHARPLY ILK SILI de a MIXED ortment of eaves REMNANT INGS AND LINENS BEDDING A> TABLE I reduced prices, INENS in broker ‘ pla All at s arply Thursday. FABRICS AND CUR- reduced prices REMNANTS OF DRAPERY TAIN MATERIALS at shapl Broken Lines at Reduced Prices LAUNDRY 39c tive asso AGS of cretonne in attrac- ent of patterns. Reduced to ror HEMSTITCHED WHITE VOILE CURTAINS in 214-yard length. Reduced to (pair) 95c LACE-EDGED HEMSTITCHED VOILE CUR- TAINS in white; 24 varde long. 4-10 Reduced to (pair) 18 (ONLY) VELOUR in round shapes, reduced to AND TAPESTRY PILLOWS $1.20 SIZE CARPET SAMPLES AND RUGS at sharply reduced price SATTER” DOWNSTAIRS STORE “Kiddie Mix’’ Hard Candy Wholesome mixed hard candy in 19c a variety of shapes and flavors that will appeal to children. Reduced to AIRS POUND DOWNST STOR Men’s Silk-and-Wool Sox Reduced to 45c the Pair LACK only in these good quality silk-and-wool Sox with orange color clocking. Sizes 10, 1014 11 and 1114. Reduced, Thursday, to 45¢ the pair. Men's Sec! . DOWNSTAIRS STORE 1 to $86, r peas tans alph Bud. ibutes the operating reve | efficiency of the employes © property Th Wax worth $15,000,.|0) "We Owenby said. Then Morgap ole thr rae s ie Morgan's heirs sued for an 0 and ts that his road will enjoy a highly successful untably aware, suing him “ALUMNAE DINNER , * North Dakotans to Make) Merry Tonight ne in the gan heirs They sued me 100 years old, ‘They demanded a cut the value o mining property. 1 was unable produce bond. ents “[ stood in t work of a lifetime ; under a judgment S 4 , Re bars n ivate dining bay areal fficers will be clectad bs ‘When I pr ficers will ti i, a MY denied my righ ngements ejected by | A numt ent Seattle [people are f the North Sinciea A NW GANIBTS Dakota University, among them Me and r 0 dr, Fre ick er rawtemopilt |A: Slyfield, Bruce Griggs, J. L. Rob that [ertson, Judge Henry G. Vick, Dr paid Co L. O. Fiset and Dr @ oda Arthur Jacobson Dr E. F. | Adams and Mrs. Adams, of and Frank E. La chard, will be out of town er among the g Dewe m LONDON.—Chrysanthemum blooms "4| Child’ Labor Law . AUTO ‘STRIPPED JAIL SUSPECTS .| Thieves Take ‘About Every- | Two Men Held as Burglars, ‘ | ; thing but Carburetor One as Bandit Thieves who broke into the garage! of Cc. R, W nd, 3261 20th W., Tuesday night land's motor truck of neart thing but the the pe e. They took off the radiator and the wine ate J, the headlights, spark-| ave.}a s and King st. Reese, 25, and 23, were held in the city jail Wednesday. They were arrested y Patrolmen Henry Leik and A. R. Johnson at Eighth ave. and Weller st carburetor, ug and rims, aand even the| The store was looted of a quantity | front se but left the frame, | of cigars, tobacco ana gum. nd the tail light. | elk. and Johnson later arrested "Wedland can't understand why | A. Deteher, 36, negro, as the man who robbe a guest at the Pine hotel morning. Detcher has 1 as the bandit and wilt rged with robbery, the officers they left the rest, as it is useless to him: Plan Permanent Lewis Cantonment Arrest 15 Boys on Crystal Pool Roof en young boys, ranging in age between 12 and 17 y were ar rested on the root of the Crystal Pool Tuesday night, where they had, ‘ch | climbed by the fire escape to watch plan.) the boxing bouts. The boys had rt smashed a skylight and were gazing thru it at the battle between “Doc” Snell and “Dynamite” Murphy when two policemen found them. “| ‘They were herded into a police pa- | trol and taken to headquarters. Later of $4,880,000 over @) they were taken to the juvenile de- | tention hom unite be hind the plan opment of Camp Lewis as a cantonment, advanced by Maj, William H unston, at C I Thu Th ¢ Comm S spor n. Joh has local and a mmitee Acting President Wor or permanent ¢ ring invited the send delegates, be named by rail Wilson. The program for permanen velopment of Camp Lewis calls the expenditure period IN WI measuring 12 inches across and more |). Aaah ee ROOM than three feet in circumference hi CHARLOTT ILLE, Va.—Rich- th wide on Vaahibitiond “here. secant Ratified by Arizona a:a 4 witiups, J, former page in One chrysanthemum plant had more 100 ble tha ms ¢ HURT IN PLUNGE /Man Falls 30 Feet Hold of Vessel THE Into PRESENTS While loading the motorship Mis. soula at the St st. dock shortly after midnight early Wednesday morning, T. E. Sixth ave., a ste open hatchway and crashed down into the hold of the vessel, landing 30 f | feet below jxanitarium suffering fr Jury which may prove fatal. of T12 fell thru an was the plumbus head in: —With— George O’Brien 2 The development of industry in Be | i | | total October McKee’s Arcadian Band st ee a with all furnaces fired. PHOENIX, Ariz, Jan, 28.—'The|the house of representatives, and son child labor constitutional amendment | of a prominent Oklahoma City dento was today unanimously ratified byj|crat, is occupying the room at the sie ate of the Ariz University of Virginia which Wood row Wilson ased while a student th “CAPITAL” Coal or Wood Range FEATURED VALUE: $55 Water Coil, $3.00 FREDERICK & NELSON

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