The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1925, Page 7

NDA MA 1925. sHE SCATTLE rAR RAL DENIE CAE en (Postal Employes Smile FREDERICK & NELSON | tte _ (DOWNSTAIRS STORE Mitchell Says He Got Okeh for Magazine Stories CAME FROM PATRICK Dependable Goods...-Ec« nomy Prices. Frederick & Nelson ree | Juvenile Boys’ Suits, $4.45 10 Pretty Styles in New Hand-Made weir $6.45 es Articles Described the 1921 Bombing Tests I ERGE eed-like weave Morning Frocks of Broadcloth d erviceable jersey clot ma Juvenile Boys’ | ear Hats, $1.45 / Pat x " mis write Men’s Lightweight $ 90 Union Suits FUNE-RIB cotton Union Suit with flat- titehed seams. White and ecru color. With short sleeves. Ankle length. Sizes 36 to 46. Good value at $1.50. ’ . . Men’s Mercerized Lisle With Reinforced Ox Toe, Heel and Sole 25c For appearance and wear this is an unusual- ly good value in mercerized lisle Sox. Made vith ribbed lisle top, and reinforced toe, heel d sole. Cordovan, navy blue, gray and black. Sizes 10 to 1113. At 25¢ the pair. Men's DOWNSTAIRS STORE “Windbreakers” for ony 1,800 Yards New Cretonnes the Sportswoman Fighting Manager Plan retroa In Colored Suede Cloth ive fo January 1, Othe . Puget sound cities complimented All t att "I t H® LE are active new Cretonnes for draperies, for pore “When the police force of the city * m 20 to rented Bn : : . pillows, porch furniture cover and a score or more other 5 75 ex in the fight agains etory aft taht ¢ t y They will { en eee na tee plan both (their inadequate pay somewhere } ‘ decorative uses in the home. Colorful bird, floral, stripe + C . the pre a t 1 ii violat mployea a the ¢ other patterns, printed on light and dark grounds. Low-pi ced [Te = smart lumber-jack or abd police regulations, as they are rte t ‘ at 25¢ the yard YARD “windbreaker” Jackets will ap- frock for themael and peal to the sportswoman for golf, Leas ALLY attractive vaiue in these charming Broadcioth Dre . / : ; 1 me lem . Basen Si entirely hand-made in the five smart styles shown in the sketch ath . ected and five or more others equally as charming Hand-drawn work, used 1 tisastrous ak in many effective ways, trims each of these pretty Dresse Other dis- away the nin t . Among wie hundreds of Seattle women made happy Mon- tinctive trimr letails ma them as outstanding value at the low al asked Representa’ day by final passage of the postal pay increase measure r ' assortment of colors include ° he SS Roe and its signature by the president, was Miss Bluma M. F Shy Bl i : Byreraerid Mec an puke | Myson, postal clerk in the Terminal station, 229 Jackson st ky © an blue ‘ a the air force at sea.” Fiske | A770. Finlayson lives at 1020 E. Denny way and shares @Mais Daffo »mato chid the increase with 715 other employes here Lavender Rose She ] " or & Bradley, Star Malt P drapbers bill, passed signed by the president emp Allen Objects to Police More than | A yea ven | Star Monday syen in the S nager plan, bot civil service laws near a “tivtr feported now to be doing, it would | '™ seém that we need a city man declared Edward W. Alb @f the Municipal league, charge creased to tw th motoring and outing wear. In the on parcel post packages a bree, . . style pictured, with knit collar and mecca rate ie) noe he «| Decorative Sofa Pillows Imported Se eet ie pootea Nile git, and fawn shades. wpe are working under cover the pa- | increased poms x } Ra Ru A ‘meee . trotme: ly asking business PRAISE FIGHT a > red, gray mm are openly aA us " aii Mes : a e, aithad a. OF ¢ Of Cretonne and $1 00 g 8 for women and young women i vm of the increas | so huy two unlforms—and t! : Casement Cloth ° At Low Prices At $5.75. —pownstains stone ple ae will also be wocent vice “1 am told that while the higher. and men on their beats to yote against FOR LOCAL MEN fee ithe measure he said. “What we want in ai service commisst oro ad thumb ¢ be a decrqase in the number of . ’ ; OUR attractive shapes in M Menugen to these Sofa Pillows, covered patterned cretonne and plain oer eegiuar “eaild Dens 3 New Spring Styles in color casement cloth ttractively priced Three styles are sketched. ix3¢inch Rag Rugs, 58¢ Shoes at $4 95 } . Oval, round, oblong and cres- 2ixi4inch Rag Rugs, 96¢ cent shapes. Filled with soft, 4xT2ineh clean kapoc and silk-like floss. $1.75. Low-priced at $1.00 each. DOWNSTAIRS STORE ATS a sehwel “having «8 -fine:time-veiaB-YOU-¥ ere: | fromm conatean : * re” pleture cards from suminer| “ing tvest committee in the w Sunday night, ‘Then when thechief| postal employes in Seattle Mon ig Shes ree 100 or x0 ineffl | 5, praised the long fight of W pire cannot a A Miner sees fit to diset ‘cent patroimen, the mayor = the commission t poem oo! Spot he owés them @ po |G" debt. Paying political debts ‘ 4 debts | quist, president of a joint commit-\okehed by President Coolidge will cot tet keep the thieves away from 1 ich has teen working for 1%/ amount to $12,400 a year. Forty-two >¢ iy ete matics months on the pay | therease bill. , | workers are affected. BEFORE LEAGL “& & Kerry. prominent lumber- cod tom financier, and O. B. Thor authority on municipal Re ‘ati be principal speakers at & President of the clerks EVERETT MEN BOOSTED B, Witham, preal EVERETT, March 2—Increased 1 ©. M. Til-|ealaries to Everett postal employes cinstate tag Rugs Figured Rubber WO smart strap Pumps and a striking cut-out Oxford are among the newest ar- Door Mats rivals in the Downstairs Store. Pictured, from left to right: Drapery Madras Public meeting of the Municlpal ‘ard 85 Left: Patent or viel kidskin Pump trimmed i League of Seattle Tuesday noon in 65c Yare Cc lack suede, Military héel. $4.95. x \ the Chamber of Commerce building miter; One-strap P ; sisi sii ny : strap Pump in all patent leather Plans relative to the campaign for} in These colorful, airy Madrases are being used for arp Ns a eray rib t Door Pie yepaaliprotiagvcri is anes eather r ats in heavy quality Buit me °4 os" Aleve manager will be discussed. | | window draperies, and also for portieres. Rose, igre Liege yh Ree Right: All patent leather Oxfords with cut- abl blue, mulberry and green-and- gold colorings. 36 P out pattern over instep. Military heel. §4.95. } priced at 85¢. —pDow Truck Runs Wild, Kills Young Mother inches wide, and low-priced at t SSowedid ox a‘ Li oataiyd pep eitee and Overturns Matés and Pilots’ society wan run d at E. 50tt Allen at the Associatior of «North st. and in @ hoxpital; a man was struck down “ Eod os oieepege beget fides | and seriously hurt by a hit-and-run an aye N. B, late Sunday ant | Hardeabech at the Phinney Ridge) eee iene others were lean serie) Auto driven by Hoy G. Knudson, | enewe Improvement club; James A. Haight, ote and four other persons] 5026 19th ave. N. E. Young Howe Tr, at the Alki Community club, 4 nephew of Mins Retta Dibb, 5622 unscathed in a series of traf A Charles P. Tyler nt the Prairie | cneaped thed in a series of Fal) ett ave, NL E. He has a broken| Knife Found it in Search of a Agent Killed by Bomb Put fie smashes Sunday nose, head jaceratio Rapin sgh | Supreme Court Says He H les baat label esrte'the your. he | ?evera! teeth vans 1)" Prisoner, Says Sheriff Federal atone Approve Plan aS! jn Transmission of Car | Right to Excuse Contempt! | | | was knocked down and killed by @ “ ” | | ~ GIRL IS MISSING ie (ca Oe ON ee oe. JO ea ee ade Feasible and Sound BUFFALO, N. Y. March 2 WASHINGTON, March 2 above Eastlake ave. Sunday noon. } | was still In a dark ] | es Advocates of city manager Plan will speak s Pred W. Catlett at the Madis Park =improveme: Anderson at the Jéfferso Provement club: James at the Ballard Comme venient size—18x30 inches TAIRS STORE i] at the cour Ph 2.—The 1 - Shortly after he had obtained im-| supreme court today decided the t Her 5-year-old son, Harry, agen] jail. Mon morning, after’ pix’ to drive ahead with t A ‘statement out by the! portant evidence again the Niagara) josaent igo od » wi lightly burt, an " found on him mpaign for construction of league's headquarters Monda s ord: Irville Preuste polbats tn is empowered to pardon Daugh ler of Mt. Ve Man | st. Sr Se. wee Knife wan found on hit ° ne n qu nday border rum 4 Orville Preuster, 0 t.V ron M the Griver of the truck, Leo P.| | His attorn Eimon Wienir, was|the Columbia Basin irrigation proj The rep is even better me bate inspector and leader of hy g teehee convicted of criminal con- Disappears Mysteriously [O7are, 19. 409 Hastlake ave. and) | ie ing plane to. have Gheritt ect were under way Monday, follow. |ws had confidently hoped The en-| federal government's cruside against | tempt of court i Be ws Mattie, were slightly in | Dertectewich mummoned before |e a favorable report made by fed-|gineers have brought the estimated | r and narcotic smugglers, WaS} The question, decided today for ia ured. ie T Ron , at 9:30 engineers who have been study. |costs down to a figure which will tantl ed late yesterday by the s " ‘ eiagieestern pence oiticers unit: “Grier truck, neitens, potce my. Peasants Don’t Have Beds; | Jutke 3. 7. Ronald Turaday, af 02%: |ing. the propoea sanity: brows, the-cralae rot) bolidiag | explosion ofa Boab Wat>ied) beut/ ott. ci sanitel is toes baeiaam bert, is-yearoid daughter of W. E.| eases aa deri seat ta They Sleep oA Floor — | turned to the general tank with oth.| The survey of nearly 2,000,000 |the project. In addition to this it | ingeniously 4 in the tranamis-| American law, was raised by the ert, Mount Vernon bhusinése beret ‘tove. 1838 S4ls ava Me Jer prisoners. The knife was found | sores of atid lands in Southern | must be remembered that the of His adebenoutd |commutation by President Coolidge ; ‘moa p oi ma Washington by United States ¢ ele At, as xt t sent him to death | o ee erase! mrveriom:| ana Was Wile decayed bet thelr car) | Whee. fil Siberia be | like | last Wedneaday ole, last winter Fineers has proven, the report ays, {mately reduce ibe oa Proven Pec luptierahy satan: ra ern f ‘the “prise sentence of 2am funday afternoon | ‘fant Se EL | Soudas, whose parole, last winte r ) e t and which caused serious i y tO] Grossman, Chic 5 MTatis neve been anearthed |e America? is the one question #I-| ROMA ce of ertticlam of the |that “the project is physically feas: | Hore I am deéply ‘impressed with | gimer Whitacre, a friend, occutred hicago, convicted of 804 officers believe she may have WOMAN DIES berian peasants ask, according tol vhen Gov. Hart, is awaiting tfial ible and economically sound. the land settlement features and] when Preuster stepped on the starter | ating the national prohibition v Adele Parker, well known Seattle | {000 G0" 4 charge of holding up| Cost: of irgation ts estimated at |farm economics conclusions coh eS jact and subsequently held guilty of been kidnaped 7 Y rift Tip Conn , Ps a | Téported that the girl dropped from 1s died at the Seattle} woman, who will lecture at the! io otinty jallers while awaiting £159 an acre. At a cost of $58 a We shall immediately prepare % | contempt al, where she was wk-| Plymouth Congregational church | tee, tg Walla Walla prison on |horsegower, a total of 144,000 horse for a presentation of the project be: | | he dice : shm, 200 Yesler way, | Monday evening on her experiences | | - Meee murdering Mra,{poWer is available on the project. |fore the next session of congress. deral district court in Illi; Sight after she had started driving Six persons were pinned under| manufactured goods most of all:| nia in 1923. Starwich rea their car and two of them, Mrs. T. {says Miss Parker. The Siberian | him on the jailbreak charge after }wilt not pay high for commodities, in December lexed, heard ru ‘came! oo ee ‘sabe thd ‘s| ident, Her left|during four years of globe-trotting wouene ay solersan. ¥ While the report lists six plans|The federal commission will soon nois, which sentenced Grossman, Béiet-haired and a brunette, Conn | lee sustained m compound fracturé|in Europe and As He had been sentenced for tite |ot development, that which Is fa.| pass upon the engineer's report and | |ruled the president was not em- @Ald the giri wan dreased in a black |#M4 she alao had internal injuries Siberia wants raflroada and cheap| gag was later recaptured in Califor. | Yored by President Harvey Lindley, |we believe the commission will rec. | powered to pardon Grossman and ated |Of Seattle, head of the Basin league, |ommend the use of Pend d'Oreille | directed he be held in prison. He | j Goat and plaid gingham house- She ia & feet 3 inches tall - “s Bd weighs 130 pounds. The car|E- Hunter, $365 Ninth ave. N. W is known as Plan A-t. This will re-|and Priest lakes as storage rese was later released on bail pending claim 1,889,000 acres, using water |voirs. There would be comparativel : 3 the decision of this court. see ane pare (little, damage to existing, interests |Pajama Picture Important] attorney Generat stone appeared his parole, in _Taissing and Mra, George Hunter, $509 Ninth | either in labor or gold-—they ur Stawich, it is | ; rie ave, N. W,, are at the Homeopathic | unbelievably primitive, and till the! mors of another attempt at a Jail from Pend d’Oreille and Priest lates |at those lakes.” Link in Stokes Gase in person to argue in support of ah hospital, in a serious condition, from | soi) only sufficiently to provide for) qelivery. Starw ich had Soudas sum. |@t & cost of $159 an acre, coupled | ane the president's authority. The ques- ttice Insurance a collision with another auto at/their most fundamental wants, |moned to “see a friend.” Soudas | with a yearly Sperating cost of Joel L Robertson | = tion was regarded as of unusual im- Again T day |nsvenm bivd. and E. 65th st. at 1! simplified housekeeping, she eays,| was searched and a knife found on |$231 for each acre saree ; | CHICAGO, March 2.—Willlam 8.) pertance in establishing the relative ee g uesday in. #unday lim the thing over there. Mother! his person, Starwich says The cost under plan A-l is con Dies Sunday Night | “ever. St. Louls hardware dealer, | powers of the executive and judicial is in the $20,000 insurance| TT, K, Hunter, husband of one of | merely hax to issue the pillows and| Wienir admits that his client car-|siderably lens, President Lindley| qe nody of Joel L. Robertson, 8,| WhO appears in one of the numer-| branches of the government. ous photographs showing Mrs.| Proponents of the president's aus it wee than that determined by a wigs 1 at . - Northern Pacific ear distribu state survey died Sund night, is being he Suit brought by Dr. M. B. Mattice, the women, told police his car waS| weep the floor of the one-room log-| ried a knife but deciar Woolley ghysician. against the | struck by one driven by Mrs, B. PR | house, nights, in order to prepare | only an ordinary pod ket knife. | Helen Elwood Stokes in a sportive | thority argued that if the executive's mood, was due to take the stand| power to pardon in contempt cases Maryland ©. asia si uaity Co, on polictes| Fried, 5006 Eighth ave, N. W. Sh#/the for @ieep. Beda are un ati —oiNas ° the Butterworth mortu ndin Pit by his son, the late Dr, Albert | did not report the aecident until sum: [known hax r | Stone Sworn In as Soe ett ae nente. ie im eu | today in the Stokes defamation-of.| were denied it would ‘prove Us Mattice, will be continued in fed-|moned by police, With her was her} deri Ea ES |McDaniel President A . Justi Het his ehlow, Helen. ober |cbarmeter rial.) Méyer Isto 6.) Merious) breath of Nialigenecal’ Bree =a here Tuesday ut 10 ofclock. | husband, Dr. Fried, « dentist. Hun-) qe tyansoceanic radio telephone, 1 ssociate Justice | 1... 907 w. éist st, and a eon, Har.| Plain how the photo, showing Mrs. | ers. Albert Mattice met death ter and Mr. and Mrs. M. Mikkelson, | 44 under development, bids us to of Co ege Society WASHINGTON, March 2.—Harlan | py, of Sandpoint, Idaho. Stok Jad in pajamas astride his aETTPeTR n neck, CORVALLIS, Ore., March 2—Ho- | Fiske Stone, of New York, was swe tending + Ged ee 923, while at-|2420 Alki ave., other passengers) i164 that before many years it moons usic in the e “ w home of Dr. aoe, we rT ale in the | pinned under the car, excaped with) 1) be possible and convenient for/ Hing bruises lanyone of w to pick up hiw R. L. Fryant found R. H. Maney, |?"70! wateh- | 49, | : ; - 6 ot ane i@ wea! tenes |Planes Hop OFF o on bart C. MeDaniel, North Bend, has in today as associate justice the ABANDON HOPE FOR TRAP cK! This photograph is held an im tart Cvamed president of the Na.| United States mupreme c¢ |"REND, Ore, March 2—Séarch-| portant bit of evidence by W. E Last Leg of Flight tional Intercollegiate Knights, ‘The | ceeding Justice McKenna, resigned. |ing parties have abandoned all] D. kes, New York» millionaire,| MACON, G ch 2. The o-| Chief Justice Taft read the oath pope of finding Charles ¢,| who was ifdicted on a charge of| squadron of 12 airplanes which teft |telephione and in a short time. be A Maio: a tir jon is composed of # organ ng in the middle of the street ? 5. Hurope | ogee ave © obtained | at Fourth aye. 8. and Spokane tt. joongacies Notre AM Ye aera | more % societies in a number ot [of office pledging Stone to tinforee. jtrapper, alive. He has. been conspiring to defame his wife's | Selfridge field, Mich. on a dawn-to Sipe home of &. M.|the victim of a hit-and-run driver. [Or vy he ocenn.—Gen. Jomen ¢ Coast colleges and universities. The | ment o the laws without fear or |ing more than , month, and search. | character. State's attorney's, how- | dark flight to Miami, Fta., early Sat. While ine’ ¢, wet 2 dew an *t., He was unable at first to give his aeoase president, Radio Corpor: aaa stig head pes pry te ed favor.” und Stone's “I do” and alers found no trace of him at ¢ ains | eve held the photograph | arday, hopped off on the last leg of Ay hight ly was away Sun-|name when taken to the city hos. Harbeen ocated at the University of Wash: handshake qgnciuded the brief cere-|where he might have sought shel.| was taken in “innocent childish | their journey at 8:30 a, m, today pital and is suffering from severe tion ington, mony ® ter play.” . The trip will require four hours. ee