The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1925, Page 7

spAY, FI v5 THE EATTLI rAR | WINES FACING High State Expenses OFFICERS VIEW JURY PROBING ) 1) MANY FYES Make Legislators Lax| PRISQNERS DEATHS with |Atter Dealing in Hundreds of Thousands, H FREDERICK & NELSON i te oe him Eawrukers Are Sake Bray fos Vite andeuffed Men Lined Up Coroner Investigates Rail On a eee a) phone Robbery MRUESEEeree ee £45 wae) ey 40 es Before Uniformed Details ad Ave. Crast R. BY MARLE ROWE DUNBAR A - 5" is OWNSTAI hy STOR LYM M , 8 { Jepoadable Goods Lccomary Prane—bredarnh 6 Nedra Serves ; _savinceal th 2 Z, Meoteh nina | were ta Teeeyale In Bold Stripe . bares nT j ha % ermahehs Pols A yplagec aye typ Effects - 7 * wil ad or MANHART TRIAL 0 Ne ; po: wile , : talba h tat - tm hie opi SERVICEABLE Prone for women and young na aw hin “ iver? dey the —e a along t i right of w women are these new cloth Dresses in various the } Arraign Accused Love Mur- |"*.‘ ; Crosland agune wat: have sentiel stripe effects. doltth cg; ns.| 8 . Tan-and-brown and gray combinations with in- ~ and Madi: | MARIE xOWE ; a termingled stripes of bright color. Simple, youth- four ™ on NE cite) bab » Tuesday r hee ri 4 f rid acy con's Bite) ven c the murder of Lillian Helew % fore ful styles—like the two sketched. Attractive value Migre notified = . ahe spend $11.9 ven ef aes at $5.75. “os ; " ve Attorneys Te Patteraos, rer FAUDUM, Kent and Renton BOND NOT LOST matt ast ‘Ballots Tuesday ; Gilliam Changes Decision on Neal’s Absence Good Selection of Women’s Coats at $17.85 ‘OMEN and young women, who want go value in a Coat for immediate service, will find good choosing in this group at $17.85. Each Coat in the lot is fully lined, and the ma- terials not too heavy for Spring wear. Attrac- tive styles. In the popular brown and tan shades and some-stripe patterns. Very good value at $17.85. You can now obtain your Favorite BUTTERICK PATTERNS AND FASHION PUBLICATIONS in the DOWNSTAIRS pw at Fourth ave. and U pape Manes se ’ pamne of robbery Sete fernish $30 Seer | ate vi was released NI HERE’S MORE ABOUT | . emis | ORTHOPEDIC |; HERE’S MORE ABOUT — STARTS ON PAGE 1 r . lniversity Starts ———— Woman Bandit Tres see? & Extension Classes the et the ; , g ON PAGE 1 , STORE as well as on the DOWNSTAIRS STORE {iiss in eugenics will be organ-| mat i wf a House of Me ¥ FBTR?” bone f first floor lad ithe University hing-|for maimed children peal op showing “Sn a t f ay Mr . 3 W. Roberts, ¢ urer goer Ay iP oe Ne " . be , ourt fees in econo! man car Auguat § world will Be or and named beds, and often in Providence f up all the Misses’ Cotton Undergarments gu ep m. The class will m y Spa wedd ceography bee nd the rt i fecitities, F " a Susy aie: Bite etaresk on ‘The eae Bloomers, 65e Chemises and Step-ins, 95¢ HERE'S MORE ABOUT |, '"* #2." car Gowns and Bloomers, $1.00 — ad (AVE VICTIM ; “$y hve I iN SPECIAL purchase of women’s and young women's * | STARTS ON PAGE 1 pe ey ecce. City to Press Rainier Valley Clas undergarments in a varied assortment. All unusually =, ——————_<_—_—__ wit een Company Payments . Dees: £06: 80 attractive value at these prices: / eat Was recorded from 20 to 22 | thru At 65c At 95c At 95c t Je and the Me 2 Belmor N cH ‘ ae Geeaet Fields has asked recall; Pany. the A watch wher : pabad it Lene that eect BLOOMET HEMISE TEP-IN ise association correspondent | Palxn got oft page Pa soy Be vay co, oe Motorcycle, Auto te ands ten batinte ft white’ batlate & Bee Gre City, who out re |Start. Th e c of Mercer and Bet ’ et Bay that people of t vicinity | afternoon at 22 White |mont aves. The bandite were all Crash; Boy Hurt r trin 1 orchid 1 prett trimmed “in re anyone ever had been in | Dullding. labout 20 years I atone A a eee pret ah eee , ee ame - ; i th “ Ped rage With truffle immed in lace, On r mply full. Elas ’ c fr two atate exam and an automobile a ¢ kn tPle, am pictured. te at waistline a | : M “¢: fired two shi f bur | iner and FH. Lieben. ant ; uno “° | Pacific Storm Is nteal ; igaten the com-[16 WAM 5 De Sato 4 ually un{auto. Ho was city At $1.00 m otel room last Moving to Coast \ t of ttw|Pital by the ott ¥ $ you don’t stop! ‘The violent storm, located | Poa gre om heer {LOOMERS of cotton crepe out my stop. ny has made | at had ved body nh “¢ ty. Whe se nll ladle len : |r Begebt plain and patterned tints, With Chemise Giltins and get out of town, | ly . Monday night verintendent | 7 aceldent, B. C. Prim Wille sertect: 4nd): Aastha At 95¢ Mia fing to wake up and find |er bureau on prepeity, the’ Wie era’ | Deaton, the ‘driver, : told ; the police in ¢ hing and pip pop A mapa ta sre dead” Jings are ¢ ¢ that the motorcycle approached so ing lace trimmed. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Gown, $1.00 Re tote was scrawled in an {>| cisco to 108,-/ fast thgt he could not prevent the hand with pencil and was| southeast to cast accumulated in| era He ¥ ee He underst with its tax In able to mee |Dry Squad Raids ‘City Held Liable \Has Dried Riowerk rushe a eee ee late | Two Liquor Dens) for Street Death! Thruout the Winter returned to the hotel at 11 | | The ax squad of the federal pro-| A coroner's jury Monday held the} With enough straw flowers that / p.m. He is said to have quarreled | |hibition staff down tho bar] city responsible for the bh of Mrs.| were raised last summer to run her with some fellow-countrymen before | land fixtures a First ave, Mon-| Mary liff, 309 N, 36th st., who|thru Easter, Mrs. 8. Adams, who| entering his room, where he locked } lday night. I. Kato and P. Chida/ wounded by an|lives Just north of the Phinney dis-| himself in re arrested and a quantity of| automobile at N. h st. and Phin-| trict, is looking for a good business | — 20d ney ave at her stall at the public market © jury held that had the entire) until the flowers begin to bloom in een paved t the spot, in-|the spring ply half of it, which crowd “T » nto a narrow », the|tho I ¢ we mahine s |Schwellenbach Says Man- |m : | ager Scheme Necessary |.) vc arccatea at taio 17th ave learance Prices raw flowers, «| ed traffic . she «says. Declaring t Thy - ° b le erp the im.|2eekdent ¥ not hav urred. |"But the straw flowers are the n a es Ine oes taWen vette Mrs. McAuliff was hit February 1] only ones that will keep all winter. migration ‘ ‘i ey Gh ay (OE 4 Ae the henduvet t se |by a car driven by § tamsden.|Of course they have to be dried in Brown engaged in a r eh e |1720 Harvard ave and died two the summer, but they keep as na- Lewis Schwellenbach at the Ameri- Dempsey and Bride hours later in the Norwegian hos-|tural as if they had just been cut gan’ Légion club Monday night a pital. Ramsden was cleared of alllin the garden. I grow them In al- | Sehwellenbach mt forth the issue Get Movie Offers | viame. haat > most every color, and experience |as one of progress in municipa LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb, 10.— a little trouble in drying them.” {Rese and” claimed that th fo) Mr. and are. x Dempeey enter. East Madison Grade ee grow in the past ew years n ltained an offer of | oday to 2, ° Site a ; et movie this | May Be Cut Down|Teaches Engineering | necessary the elimination of politics} be stared In five and creates a need for a better man-| The newlyweds, it is understood,} A proposition to cut down the i i | agement of civic business are negotiating with an Eastern|grade on the East Madison st. hill ao Chinese College firm for the production of a serles|above the Kirkland ferry slip was With three children, the youngest 1% years old, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mich., SS—————————— FIVE MORE DAYS Our Great Clearance Sale ends next Saturday night at 6 o’clock. Our stock—all strictly new and of latest models—will be sufficiently reduced by that time to ‘accommodate new arrivals. Better look in on these wonderful offerings at 6.85 - $7.85 - $8.85 - $9.85 - $10.85 Such Shoes Will Cost You More After Next Saturday i | pecia Early Showing of Pretty Models for Spring Take a look at our show windows. In one of them you will find artistic examples of the Spring mode in foot- Wear, its color combinations, etc. Our salesmen will __ be glad to show you these and others. __— If you want Shoes of Style and Quality, at modest prices, perfectly fitted amidst pleasant surround- ings, come in. An X-ray of your foot if you wish. * We Are Here to Serve You | } of live pictures of love, Intrigue debated Thursday by members of |Prosecutor Argues |aventare, the new city planning ‘commission| Bouchard, of Ann | Arbor, i s.]| Under the arrangements as con anette at “lo he Preside: erson Against New Trial} cptatea, she Aims wil be sarted| ian yon reached, altho commis: |SHbAY fot Tlentan, China, where Deputy Prosecutor Ralph Hammer! a+ Hollywood in about two weeks, sheer be ah apna Si apneng eg ,| Mr. Bouchard will become professor lwas en route to Olympia Tuesday a eal? gineering © Univers: of | jafternoon to argue before the su- it was said grade should be cut down te? per elie ering in the University of F cent to accommodate the huge sum-|° °°": preme court against a plea of J eee 6 |Kreles, formerly local manager ve] Yacht Club Group mer traffic | |the Hemphill Motor Trade hool E 4 Sh I East Madison st. is the western Youth Falls Three lwho is baking fo new trial ofi| ntertains Ut-INS | ost tink in the Yellowstone trail. Ss . M ° who is asking for a new trial Of} ity shutins of Seattle were ced aa tories; May Live i: Sean Sagar TR cee tant EUCMS Monday of the Waddah! yy you want to buy a good used | Ignacio Crispo, 20, a Spaniard, fell Ban, hieged id Seat P e last) Whalers at a Yacht club entertain-| ay hot consult today’s Want] or threw himself from the window bid nd Of eakine omenery ene {ment. The “whalers”? are composed] aq } of his room at the Totem hotel, 510 | jpebtive students for tuition on false] o¢ the members of the yacht club efferson st., and was picked up un. | | statements to the equipments! who have made a trip to Waddah} | conscious, three stories below, and | of the auto mechanic school. He} island, ‘ | | |baaps his appeal on technical law} sat | } ga OE |Serum Manufacturer inz2zto You Woul B ‘Alaska Ship Arrives | Gives Dogs Medals “well ae aoe ee With 117 P | PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 10—Spe. | the City Hall From | it! ASSENKETS | ojn) medals of bravery for the dog a Stranger | | The 8S. S. Admiral Rogers arrived|team drivers who made the record | 1 in Seattle Monday from Southesst-| breaking “mush® from Anc horage | Yet strangers have sold the ern Alaska with 117 passengers.|to Nome with diphtheria antitoxin| Brooklyn bridge and city | bi s righ ed be i tisth be thal parks many ties over to Among those aboard wer Eis-| will be presented to the men by the} gullible persons, mor mayor of Blsmore; L. Mathie) H. K. Mulford Co. of this city, man- urning from an inspection of ufacturers of the serum It was Vendovia fox farm, in which he|from the Seattle office of the Mul-} erested; Mr. and Mrs. H. H.|ford Co, that the vital serum started Waller, Mr. and Mrs. Guy 8. Chopin, | its long trip north, 4, Schorn, C. C. Nichols, Stanle: ams, Mise Minnie Goldstein and Mra. L, A. Webber sioners declared the 18 per cent)” Recommended by Housewives for Its economical qual- iui both fu © A gullible person max have bought the land next door to you. believing that he has rights in your land—that, for instance, he can use Your driveway; that your wall fs a “party wall,” inte which he may fasten his building. Big Cut in Dentistry FOR 30 DAYS fac" $10.00 {29.0 $4.00 {Bom $4.00 Extraction Free GLASSES are the only n with Hftle re= In the range it a antisfactory, } Your own title may be ffl |B without flaws, but you are fj ‘Bf not free from a claim of title fj) against you made by a gul- lble person who bought from a stranger. \ CORRECT known re edy for most eye troubles and a very large percent age of all V headaches, t Kyex exam: ined by the Jatest — meth: ods here, GLASSES THAT ARE ecw oro caw ace se {Bankruer MAN HAS $2,500 WITH WHICH TO PAY 4 MILLION On: Neb., Feb, 10.—One of the biggest personal bank- ruptey petitions ever filed in the Middle West was filed in federal court here today, by Ward M Burgess, formerly: a millionaire Omaha merchant Burgess listed his liabilities at You may be forced to spend your time and your money, and may even have to go to court, to protect your title In such a very pos- sible case as we cite above. We can show you how our title Insurance policy can as- sawme for you the risk created by the gullible person who bought from a stranger, || WASHINGTON TITLE |) mi sider Ite satisfying pgr- formance. ORDER A LOAD All Work Guaranteed for 15 Aamination Free, approximately $4,500,000 and hi RIGHT ally —O to 12 Sunday axnets at $2,500. AT LOW F.C. FERAEE “Under State Supervision” several membership cards in «x {|| ROTHWELL OPTICAL CO. at | clusive New York and Omaha adit. é | 1406 Second Ave. ty nent, Street, Seattl A PAIAVIEW rave | Assets Over $700,000 | rf | | | | | |} automobile, $2,000 in cash and |