The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1925, Page 7

Al rH “ '} BY FLOOD Red Bluff UP TO SENATE Bill IN DISTRESS Ship State’: gan Francisco t House Holds Tax as | Unidentified Battered District Suffers Ciub to Insure Passage Off English Coast mh ss > . ° Se Office; Grist Nills Explained Pepeeeelle Goode Soepainy Pee Rotiend ¢ lew Sorin wNOREDS FLEE HOMES B L ne m — BY MARIF ROWE DENA t Deep in Santa )EYSuIA. , ‘ i i! Paaeris Fo Oe Small Boys’ Knit Fabric Suits S Rosa’s Streets : mall Boys Amt Fabric Suits age gay FRAN ye } or - : SCAn CoMiInALS r “9 ne 6. 9 5 Shia pM cds: Suits f * af 4 A boys 0 vears. In the "4 popul yi t , ba n he M iddy and 3 th A < y a button-on Nav 1d \ M : i ~*~ dark brown, trimmed in con aa % WA trasting braids. Straight trous- | b m7 . ny <P ¥ ers—fully lined. Good value at | \ ; — c $6.95. | - 3 . All el shipptn, x. t of Wash b NEW LAWS MAY . tan oven at Black Hat Shapes , : ' In Bight Smart Style ; LING TORRENT : : re $1 95 ‘ Petaluma ‘ WOULD CLLL LAWS A era 1 | e . eke t ‘State Supreme Court May CONGRE FROM OUR SFATUTES AB tt | ee pean Declare Them Invalid $$ KILLS 7 iharo without reterring|{| | G)PRING Hat Shapes in eight styles i <r m A . ; | eee kete of good qué pyro» | easel. B. k oO a alt GOODING BILL ¥ \ C t | (woven hair cloth) Low-price ; 2 " ad f « t ty ° € t : t « uo! lf Passed, Would Have Been t ' ber and it $ 3 4 si , Hard on Seattle Commerce a 4 fy fata BR J ¢ af 4 fe outlived thelr ‘“ 4 ” a a Tiraet " . » effe era th sefulnens f 2) | ete dees rr el 1,176 Yards Cretonne ‘“Mill-ends 2 me iver Bas xing t bes | | 4 Is 3 = © HOSPITAL DRIVE ELECTRIC WEEK) 4 Yard l Bent i feo xin i t19c - 30c - 50c Yar ; we tp om ad sg he su ar t 1 from ; : ‘ i comes in, damage w t or hew sor A ‘ee ‘ : “ STARTS WELL PROCLAIMED FRESH, clean assortment of Cretonne ,“‘mill-ends” suitable for draperies, cov- k anal nf . ‘ Th ne would tr ers and a score or more other purposes. 4 : a . . : ated the long and short h ru . Feb ; In lengths ranging from one (1) to nine (9) yards—at special prices. University Veen ericnbied. A € the inte ave Guniad ie, tw aa Pein i Clerk 19 30 50 + Bo Battle Wednesday ™; ot gate ode . : : ' c Yard At c Yard At c Yard f : milar to t ther here : h z sd Rha: od “ Girat i . Rose, blue and gold Chintz effects, nursery Heavy quality cretonnes : . : : 5 , Brows scroll-and-flower pat patterns and attractive in verdure and bold flow- s f eat terned pieces suitable drapery designs in a num- ered and stripe -patterns f As th v a yn t t for coverings. ber of styles | in beautiful colori ; ry : - m : t ta ~ : DOWNSTAIR ¢ hol K , exin } 7 “ee! Brown Talks Against ., po pesiad The first cum |"6 : ae ae \ " * City Manager Plan | s avai " mmittee for tho ¢ 8-3x10-6 Sega ie S'S po ee es ee ce tool | SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUGS Gree i hall, & t. and ¢ v - ord hs park i _by Fisheries Club - qninat the circus FEATURE -- ender ‘that no sollltor ml Ault GTANDARD QUALITY Seamless Axminster Rugs Aimoker i n : paintir an a0, Sirona ica. WOE gaa in ten (10) attractive patterns and colorings. spall : , jens : his ie . An exceptional opportunity to secure these Rugs dike University MUM TALKS OF SCOUT WEEK epresent ' t fo the product of a famous eastern mill—Thursday, at e emer the 5 pedium ance < Erdle oppor a8 DOWNSTAIRS STORE ae “Chariot Race and Friction |"*"" stirali aetwortes fa fcalty and refres Fire Contest Planned vias ie j ature of t a ary week « of America will be t atewide ring circus in the report compl mien in their “WANT HEARING -| Majewski to Petition Court » Aid to Clear His Name Correct Apparel for Women Silk and Wool DRESSES A Clearaway of Odds and Ends From Regular Stock—Marked Down to a Fraction of Their Former Price at Saturda SS Pe ARTS idhelle SOA. Atty Nac tart ect. Gea former F. Majewskt rior ¢, may this week to compet the ¢ | service commis ) grant ose audience and clear hie name of arces of associating with British criminals, Fred Brown, represent the announce wing receipt mmission re | scouts, | program. | The fife likely to pr }a number of |fictent in the work. most ‘expert of the Smith, of troop 65, will 4 his skill before the Y wind ups the two- o-day | cou }cl¥i will friction contest ts an a record-breaker, jocal scouts Or scouts ate | ment & Men's! of a letter fr Business club at The Olympic Ho-| fusing Majewski any further hear tel Thursday noor ing. - “I expect to interview Masewsk! today or tomdérrow,” Brown = said. “relative to filing a petition for a writ of mandate to compel the com. MANAGER TAKE HIJACKER {Executive Under New Plan | Ruled by City Council story Accused Vancouver be| the} That il would city counc Extradition of Owen G. “Cannon ball” Baker from New York to Van iver, B. C, to face a murder the determin power under form of government, jeity manager would only manager wat the iP Capable ‘executive who: would {ouars®. !1 connection. with: the: hl; f ps ait a king of the Beryl G., will pro- port i ins a jong au ceed! With ihe ‘least. posbible delay as oe wy oadck abe sasdpiadad' Canadiah authorities said Wednes usertion mi last night ager Beryl G nd ite when their boat, th was raided last September | cargo stolen. | | business by himself | bach liquor said ae proposed cit jallows him no such t |eows. ithe city manager only ree-\ Jardine Is to Get lommends, while the does Agriculture Post | WASHINGTON, Feb. 11 wil \|lam M. Jardine, *president of the The mana for his work the fixing of salaries I fitted and trained | ‘ | lGaudeens Frank Paul} Steamer Sails With | at Special Meeting | nmis-| With a seven-milliondollar cargo to|on board, the 8, 8. President Jack that sold earlier in the season for a great deal more We Suggest Prompt Choosing THIRD GALLERY \ resolution condemning Ce jsioner Frank H. Paul for voting | wacate Main st. at Boulevard son, of the American-Oriental Mat! land turning it over te he Rainier | line, Miled f Golf and Country ct part of | atile ¥ y. The carries }the golf links was at «| 226 ongers and 1,120 bags of japecial indignation meeting of the| mail as well, Four milli lars } United Improvement club of school| worth of the cargo i my 1 of | district 130 Tuesday night ifik. The ship is commanded by FIFTH AV JNUE AT PINE MLIFORNIA HIT SEED MEASURE OCEAN LINER IS Obsolete Laws Mess Up Statute Books Women Not Supposed to Hold Public Mur- | \derer Extradited From N. Y. | |was the lacy . rwellenbach before 7 Ley 2y Poumon wreemeer es . The warr jonwiiaunliy: eatharing 16 186. "i gued by th Lake library build Washington “It has error been declared by. present city hat Baker willbe tried for murdering] would WOUld | Cont. Willlam J, Gillis and his son, es the place of a mayor, whe takes the f : ‘93 gt wt. | Kansaw State Agricultural college, | j {holds office by virtue us | probably will be appointed secretary : Prange petites rather than tru) of agriculture, it was learned at The arly shox will find some ve ttractive models in this his ability to handle clvic affalit. | i oo nitol ‘today $7,000,000 Cargo’ ILE AR FREDERICK & NELSON DOWNSTAIRS. STORE | oo PRINCESS TO SING AT io 'Savings Bank Has New Vice President a special meeting of the board of trustees of the Washington Mutual Savings bank Wednes A. J. Fick: president bank to succeed F. W. West, ‘resigned, Mr. Fisken was also elected | MDIANS MAKING ~ LAST STAND | Navajos Gather to Fight Over Land Allotment -NCGIDENT TRIAL J. R. Stewart Faces Man- slaughter Charge en was elected first vice of the }& member of tne board of trustees ‘ ALBUQUERQUE. N. M., Feb. 11. and of the executive committee ‘of . aes arid, semi-mountainous | the bank, He has been conn run Hcountry near Cuba, N. M. the red| ith the thortante loon t automobile man today made his Jast stand _ dean Seattle fi of y a Jagainst the ever-encroaching white of mansla earry- man’s civilization, One Indian was dead, because he | | out posts from land he believed his | jown. He was shot down when he} | rushed at Constable Ed Blanchfield, | swinging the butt end of his rife, Reallotment of Indian lands. in | | Sandoval county, throwing open al jlarge share of them to homestead: ing settlers, and making it neces | 20 years ing a maximum penalty y m{in the state prison j | Luke S. May, prominent Seattle joriminologist, was expected to be th: | state's chief witness, according t chief deputy] Roadster Only . was struck by a hit-and- | The Larson child an autompbile drive ver at W and 15th} Jeary to move the Indians, lock. Th ,|stock and barrel, to another part} % truc of the reservation, is the cause of} re in Stewart's |the ‘Indians’ grievance. ¢/ Lacy M. Bird, a young homostead. pushed far into the reallotted lands and wa he first to meet} with active tance from the Navajos. He swore out a warrant for the arrest of the Indian who, as | Bird believes, was steaing his fence posts | ‘The Navajo tribe, arrest ‘ollowing day CHINESE LEAVE Delegation Quits Opium! Conference at Geneva DOWN VERY EASY TERMS EBERHARTERS GARAGE taking up the Princess’ Abie Viti, of the Fiji; chuse of the dead Indian, guthered | Ialands, soprano soloiat, who willl about his body in. tribal councll 2 GENEVA, Feb, 1)—The Chinese} sing tonight in the Seatfle Young|fow miles from Bird's homestead | delegation, which Inst week followed | ifen's Christian Association audi-| They haye refused to give up the |the example of the Americans and) torium as a special feature in con-| body, thus blocking a legal inquest. } withdrew from the narcotic confer | ence, today announced its withdrawal | | from the first, or oplum, conference, as well | The withdrawal nullifies the work the entire conferénce since it is to regulat opium evil | instrument + Sugamura, It —_ WANT HAY FOR [tory nie us pith conventions could | | Thousarids Are Starving in| . Alaska Because of Snow nection with the regular Wednesday! Meanwhile, the scattered home evening social night for members| steaders in the region, alarmed by and their friends. jthe Indian gathering, go about Princess Viti appeara in native) armed, prepared for a possible at costume and will play her own ac-|'tempt at: retaliation by the Nava. | compariment. on a native musical | Jos Wood Gaiters Tells Difficulty of Work} There them Big Cut in | Dentistry. | FOR 30 DAYS sone $10. 00 are only two or three eft in Seattle, hand wood enth ave, is one of them, Noth- ling brings him greater delight than a near perfect piece of muhogany| and a difficult design to work out “Machine carving has put most mpst interestd to demonstrate | ayers |Propose Bridge Anveiplai Yer nein loialey. thot ear een ahs | heathy Over Columbia |'\*"°" ern Alaska, | chine did not touch me, ‘The great. ihe Gold OLYMPIA, Feb. 11—The legisla: | 5, ee math difficulty is getting good wood.|] Grown iets $4.00 lture today 1 jalized congress », |All the good mahogany comes : for permission to build & $320,000} .{elther from Honduras or San Do-' | $10 Bridge- | bridge over the Columbia at Van-| q, mingo,. and not all of that is good.|] work ....... 4.00 |tage * Ferry, Wash. Appropria- | “The Philippine mahogany is all) | tions have been ps and highw ay | all sports: [Might for building purposes, and for | Extraction Free engineers already have asked the some kinds of machine work, but men, lovers,” federal nt for a permit. | the getting ajyou can not find the picture in any-| All Work Guaranteed for 15 Ineid gislator= are won few tc listributing it, | thing but the right sort of ma Years, Examination ree, | dering : to become. of. th8/ but arg We | hogany.” Open 9 to 6 Daily—P to Ut Sunday pian for a over | want hay, y °| ae Ps ot ah Sy |iterally dying by* the thousan aie ay NA - OHIO DENTISTS tage f nd fire chief, ¢ eats, jin the i. | alttiig ad in apecial judge, ore 207 UNIVERSITY STREET to build it, the state rting tha OLYMPIA, Feb, 11,+Mayor James| two officers Tuosday. Mayor John: | unt Savings & lean it, cannot Jolnson can't fire his chief of police} son will appeal. |