The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1925, Page 9

TUBSDAY, MARCH 17, 1 fHE SEATTLI TAR TWO HURT; FIVE) AccUSED GERM MURDERER \PROBE CHARGESBOLD BANDIT @DRIVERS ARE = .. OF CARRIERS ROBS, WOMAN FREDERICK & NELSON R STED Federal Body Investigates|Chases Would-Be Rescuers (Stes \ @ AR E Railroad Hie Ship Rates | Away; Gets $2 DOWNSTAIRS STORE Another, Found Unconscious, e Dapendable Goode--LEcsnorng Frio - Frederik 6 Ndvee Serie z Thought Victim of Auto Neb atid yrabloch sg AR gh Ol 4 ge ip ep ae ee ‘icine tke eves atlas ter tune’ ell Aree Charming Examples of New Police Nab Three for Alleged Drunken Driving carriers for transportation nter-fof the nelg empten tate commerce, re to Tho investigation ordered by th As tb Silk 7 ha $ Smith r passed b nat eur mpwo the ‘ 1 ' 1 1 t N . ” the a i" n 7 % } r | program {™ i Co x. Myot A All railroads ‘ ot und \ \ 1 other con t{the thug warned | rom. & 1 injury at Fifth av PF ihe intareatereorameres Act erere eine: wea aL am nud King st. Monday night. It Np ni the formal wun eye eee ; 5 CHARMING print Dress oo. Waiver’ ens ay corms ye meget EO After robl tr © LA (sketched at left) has a in Gs C eR ail ua and tbe of « S J bodice and over-draped skirt W. D. Carpenter f 2701 Wes f tho| Yoeler v ne men. H in vivid red crepe, with pearl : i partly t nit i : : button trimming at neckline. 1 1 t nvestiga | . $15.00. rae . a AnnoUnN 11 t m , : mt ast. His ¢ t was badly cu ! Al i H Another print Dre in Snel at ma ur t § ae ‘ tangerine, black and white J. H. Whit ! arriers caused on ‘i | has the mart fulness-in- | Union sf., wa . r 4 lvantage, prefor 0 mara front effect with triangular pit fering { intr re Rian Mond. ' motifs of lace on the skirt ig gee rd Int : No. 8 ot and $15.00. ape Any . nthe ame a i ; ata sat ‘ ny undue, unre pest ; / A third, a flower print 41, werp jailed M y } jus rimination against 10+ ii en | Dress has a three-panel black ¢ g. T were | | took $6 crepe flounce with rosettes of co | sin. | elf material. Pictured at 4 | right. $15.00. at 40 | ; » t , Art Oln re < s 7 " bl to: « John Woodman w William Shepherd, foster-father of William McClintock,}“ c Oo K. H ma millionaire orphan boy, who is accused of having caused] », n-| | } | :| Negotiation On for Purchase jailed. They later posted $35 balll the youth's death by feeding him typhus germs, The ac-|h cusation is made by Dr. C. O. Faiman, who has confessed | ¢ Bade iias erable situations” with th of B, C. Islands he instructed Shepherd on how to use the germs in return | Stance of Its expen ae | JRE’S MORE ABOUT total th ; tear 1 ARE GUESTS Old Dobbin Returning |_, GIBSON [Sensi an aan far Furniture Co, ss to Former Popularity =A lo Seattle Golfers Turn to Horseback Riding aicweriture Gea & Build $100,000 Club House and Field 1 Ketter Home ~ ¢ company | Old Dobbin, whe tail and mane anc 2,500 Yards Imported Silk Pongee—Special 59c Yard A FIRMLY-WOVEN, lustrous quality of Japanese Silk Pongee in a t ordinarily selling at a higher price. Contains no weighting and is 33 inches wide. A quality women are finding more and more uses for daily. 12 momme weight. Special 59¢ the yard. DOWNSTAIRS STORE White Felt Stamped An Incoming Vogue for Kitchen Curtains sobbed y 8 Bobbed Head Hat 4: on. ee $3.95 afternoon Seattle buildin: tt realtors tradesmen we Dainty white scrim Cur- tains for shallow kitchen, hallway or other windows. OR and spor FUNERAL WILL BE | smart White Fe * : ! Stamped in floral designs ta HOLD WEN FOR HELD THURSDAY soon be an established | for lazy daisy and French : Lanes shana “f will be held vogue, knot work. Low-priced at seat ta Nag t CALIFORNIA | Thurad A cape acaln ty| The Downstairs Store | 25¢ pair’ ae sd driving « | jchurch, Highth a : neni s has received a very attrac- ea ds of 4 j re hrawe, Th tained ; tive assortment of styles ea oa Ww Quige 1 Tuttle exander M that are being featured at : has on Southern State Charges 2 | Dermott Bo ater this low price. Two are w -spaneyamgiies cebu ‘ ecoapte eat Bh sketched others are dy with Wtih Illegal Brokerage 1S 3% Gibee, foes od : equally aa smart: $3.05: Within tow Railroad Official Tours P Re and J.| Brouer, Pavia Whitcomb, David| DOWNSTAIRS STOR Sweeney pal With Quartet ic airaet at ee ees, Saas CUE al -— ————$$$___________ “ha Monda cht | « | recs 7 erat. ae os Ferre mere Rint ‘i I Represent Chamber Gouats Bésknanere Marine Corp League reat in ary, on : at demu 8 Opening to Meet Saturday) Meets on Wednadey various citic that AA SCRE Cyr oeeer ersten ce siy hy et eK Coun Be 1 wn quartet of ERE’S BY iT } v 3 Mi coe Pe apetet 0 it HERE'S MORE ABOUT | ae Sais St. Paul, vice rie witn| GERM DEATH | > m., in counsel of t Anderson, w } t STARTS ON PAGE 1 di Since catey t opportunity marines ling to rif('s of reached e fet Oli members Mount V f al expected dressed th than a hun- officers county rest nd Karelsen re statement Tues t) dents. Fournier a ». |fised to make from the | More than 7 {bership are members # lunchec and to t terian church FREDERICK & NELSON | ‘DOWNSTAIRS STORE men pe rom someone | , Karelsen to extradi that the |; BEAT STUDENTS To IT Karnofsky Charged é With $43 Larceny § relation doing’ any work or per attending school were 1 frum | Karn the institution by th min ister of education them! Deputy Pros away. will ‘conduct the © joods Economy Phices—Eiedersck 5 Nelson Service offense with which they ar ‘ © charged jis not extraditable. irs and Anderson know noth- | ae % Cal aie a wane ; nd he wi afraid it} | = 5 m4 ea st eS | 1,248 Athletic Union Suits F: » to the ca it “7d him not to worry that ‘UptoThreeYearsAgo |.) i mth if Dn ee es hic ren AA. Ross of F Sovck diutionyue face tte Le!) cane wonan aye @ aeat men! — In Two Exceptionally Low-Priced Groups, Wednesday: the reason that I thought they would make the best ceedings Tues it shed wr i ereeene: i been ‘roleet tH Lok aNgoless| where Mrs. Gertrude Isense has} cakes, pastries, etc., but alter giving KC a trial I | * suiod. for $188,000. from: Peter Orosas| have had no other on my pantry shelf..." | F A LL TESTIFIES, en dl Is boing held ata down-liceaitny autclde. Mra. Isense says Gross made $350,000 achile she lived | guard over him Until} © Ret AN OIL TRIAL tate eo against him, ‘Today, however, echnd manner was changed. He stubborn. | Former Seoretary Expected| air to an auestions he repented: to Refiise Testimony, <1} “Hee © Jinn a: decntien tare ciate € HEYENNE, Wyo., March 17 | Another Success | Albert B. Fall, former secretary of RM ae 3 for $2.00 3 for $2.75 He is an opportunity for men and young men who favor the popular Athletic Union Suit. The Downstairs Store “p ” | ube aneped ane BiAglate oie ‘intor:| “tn Rasy, Play made an advantageous purchase of two lots P lests fraudulently secured leases to ence thruout the socond per-| andard wake union suits that would {the Teapot Dome naval oll reserve, | formance of “Patsy After All,” the} sell at much higher prices They Jia expected to furnish one of the] Anadel players, who are giving tho| cA | high lights of today’s session ofthe} play at the Holy Names academy | | Teapot Dome trial auditorium three nights, beginning | Fall, who arrived here from Den-| last Sunday, scored unother success ver Sunday, will be called to the} Monday night.’ ‘The receipts from | | « stand today, government ate} jast night's show will go to tle | « sald. \ st. Patrick's parieh, ‘The third and | He will be asked to tell his story) Jats performance will be given Tues: | |of the leasing and will have his} day night | |choice of elther testifying or refus Sem tomeauenmenenen) ling on grounds that he might ine} ae ° | ay | cetreiinade: Himiselt " Cigar Store Thieves’ | aX] Oo At $1.00 Or % Suits for $2.00 Or 3 suits for imported E cloth, corded mere ized fabric, sofesette and Union Suits in sev mercerized stripe madras eral styles Uniongsuit cheek nainsook and madras cloth wrrces for OD J eeneeotyan bested to follow the In| Trial Starts Today) More than aPound anda half fora 20! s PATRIC KS DAY DANCE. | tty lal Saal erate tet ent | The workmansép and materials in strip in the back, and every garment these Union Suits are of the better is cut amply full for comfort, All PET i ae GL a al a pala a kind. Practically all suif® have taped sizes trom 86 to 46. An exceptional 4 WHY will be given. thin evening have, $., January 28, Peter] ying Chin Nom, once ¢ 10s ay Boss: eh eh ached ibe oe M4 nal PAY HIGHER PRICES? |yen hall bys: tho®C! and Doll Mitel wonton. trial segq matfecoate wal? tone wae Monts arm-holes. All have the elastic stretch offering at these low prices. Noosevelt American Legion aux-| before Judge Charles Paul Tuesday, pq py a wealthy mandarin of New Millions of Pounds Used by the Government | |, Proceeds from the affair| Deputy Prosecutor R. M, Burgin- york's Chinatown, now upon the! Men's Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORY ‘will be used for a. relief fund der is pressing charges of second death of his foxter-father becomes | | for zetorans of the world war, degree burglary heir to the fortune, ae a Si Ve ER ics seat me orto inset