The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1925, Page 11

IURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 11 MOTHER ADMITS PLUNGES FROMINDUSTRY MEET FRANCE AROUSED @ SHE KILLED THIRD STORY OPENS FRIDAY BY CAILLAUX | FREDERICK & NELSON aa | DOWNSTAIRS STOR FE oe CHILDREN Man Lives After Long Leap/ Twenty-Fifth Annual Con-\Ex-Premier and Exile, Named to Walk From Hotel Window! vention Lasts Two Days | as Minister, Storm-Center Says She Poisoned Three Because of Love gree er UPAR 146-—Jomeph Callaus, . Marsha ot] dna faten bare” as Ded a Dependable Goode Economy Prices Frederick 6Nedson Service FACES MURDER CHARGE|?!4,!* sy: aud ‘for trennon, waa tod gh ars Fourth Victim ls Now Fight- ing for Lite = haan at | chee same | “vem 1 Several Hundred New Arrivals Here to Join the Groups of Em Mane eee for Women and Misses at tor Many x moneys riginal Production manufacturer tions are nen | ato By i : ; AS A Patt : te srous (50 Beautiful Ensemble Costumes Included) fe Ne : : ho cl ROR TRIAL } ‘ : " Biro s. The pax | Federal Prisoners Leave STILL MISSING | Mite ie : uous | 1 ae patios sear Los Angeles Thursday No Trace of Bridegroom ny Walang, Boise Du ek | LOS ANGELES, April tenes’ Who Fled From Auto Crash ( Police Seeking 4-Year-Old to Fe d ch eegenicraN: { Boy, Thought Kidnaped r1gg8 sea ay | Wilson Fur ano volved in an act violation, left h Working on the tt ans ; og for Spokane, where | dine the night before, in a road wanted in Seattle tor} back = With bin ‘and went ng, was alao be emoved North today. FAVOR SHERIFF : Jury Refuses to Allow Bun lan : : ages Against Starwich [inc him witn an aOR a WOMEN'S SIZES 36 TO MISSES’ SIZES 16, 18, 20 NEW ARRIVALS IN SPRING HATS Dollar Friday Hats, fashioned in the height of smart- ness, for matron, miss and young _ girlie, have arrived in vast assortments during the past few days, damage suit Starwich and Deputy T |Hotel Clerks’ Club Gives Annual Ball The annual ball of the Seat Rese from their wrappings have come several hun- dred of the most beautiful of Dresses— at this amazingly low price—for women and misses. More Than 350 Dresses in All for evening wear, for afternoon, the street, business and for sports wear. Surprisingly well made, beautifully styled, of good quality fabrics and becomingly trimmed. Including such materials as: v ed permanent | of one eye, was fi jtwo by Harrison The cabe was tried clerks a A in the Italian mm ya verdict in favor Expect End of Bank Holdup Murder Case demonstrating this PRINTED CHIFFON GEORGETTE CREPE tore’s buying power PRINTED CREPE ROMAN-STRIPE CREPE | § fi t ate Pp th TUB SILKS PLAIN-COLOR CREPE | ‘ut erg ered . SATIN FLANNEL newest style expres- f BIGHT of the 7 more styles are sketched; the h mode} sketched is one of many smart Ensem Yostumes, also at $15.00. Such Distinctive Style Notes as— sions. These are grouped in our down- stairs salesroom and priced for Friday at W/4 TRIMMED HATS Capriciously rolled brims, crowns tending to height but not sharply peaked; de- note pleas- ing depar- tures from the earlier modes of the ye Gor- geous flower trims, wreathed about or grouped in clusters, or side trims of ribbon, bedeck sum- mery straw models of every conceivable shape, size, color and shade, priced for "$1 Priday at......... Sports Hats | Untrimmed Hats Smart little chummy ansparent shapes with creations of straw that | Parisian approval inherent speak of field games and | in every tasteful turn of outing parties are here in | brim and contour of a variety of clever, cun- | crown have just been un- ning conceits wide enough | packed before admiring in scope to suit every | e) of our salesforce. whim and fancy of wom- | You'll like them, too, for en who love the out-of- | the possibilities they offer doors. A Sports Hat to | in trimming to your own delight your heart | individual fancy. A hat throughout the whole sea- | congenial to your type- gon will be found here, yes, and a dozen of them Colvin Not Satisfied With | Bond of Barei Suspects tabil following y of three state ¥ jabota of lace and self material godet flounces; silhouette effects; tunic dresses; front fullness and many other diversions of the vogue. YOUTHFUL, charming dresses that ave appealing in style as well as value and unusual, all, at $15.00. Ce Ee HERE’S MORE ABOUT | Murder Trial STARTS ON PAGE 1 (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) iting white us “The Cockney,” vis- | 6. They were served month » jury in superi nth and thejury fa Two policemen came ie evening and said the was too rougt | about midnight one of the trio} sald “It's time to get some of our He Trained Fish to | money back Bite for Him; Yeh? Y thelr guns and held| ~ Ec ee ot ey “ SARGENT SHIFTS American Is Walking Peet 4 | The university's big spring musis me in and was cn andvas] ssneral Reorganization of ‘| reasure to European =: wil bet a bed with the po- | Justice Department Plan Se: is he Serenade, cer, will be rendered by a cast and Helen ; Dr. Matthews, Returning From Tour |x" of students. Friday is Cam+ WASHINGTON, April 16.—Agen pus day at the university and the Se oe nat ine irl tell mortanty eral reorranization and conaotidation! =» QF Continent, Tells-Impressions — [rise yreviou, So" Mesente? MR of sectional division offices of the) OS ea | The students were unable to stage i've got her, better put her | departme nt of Justice the inte] ny G. LUCILLE BUTLER thews has brought back a. heart-|their production on the campus, aa “ ” out of he 01 t o of efficiency and onomy wen 5 or a | Meany hall is < \“Hatless Alaskan’? — [oto her mines.” Dont et ner ents of erticency and economy "| rant g compasite picture of Iv Ache forthe Ath and squalor that | Meany Malis undergoing repay nuffer,” the witness testified Bates| announced tc ‘| underlies the surface everywhere. | Missed: Since Fal] | sia cral Sargent Keane Fope iin: hia ming, rerresenting| cannot view the two extremes | Carl Wallin, 90-year-old “hations | Bates sat in court unmoved as] Sargent announced as nate woman as the burden bearer, and] at once, he says. To appreciate "Towels | Clue to Alnskan,” known from Seattle to|the recital wag made and aa the| agents in the Sin Sr conalce’ y_\the American a walking treasure)/wonders of Europe and the Holy his pecullar habit of go-| State's witness identified him as the|of the de Lak inl had been re-(trove of “backsheesh,” Dr. Mark A.{Land, one must detach the mind) Robbery Suspects x bareheaded, has been missing | murderer INeved A sald numerous changes | Matthews, pastor of the First Pres iho the social conditions, | ‘Traced b ptember 14, of last year, in other cities would follow “In the /byterian church returned to Seattle | WOULD CHANG ‘name of the C aid that | lice Il trained in y|Smith: “0; a, m, which hotel, two . Pee vanished in Juneau, Seat a CRT aaa EE | an 1 ht. He red his| IDEA OF AMERICS Jack Reynolds nd M. riced for riced for wT he 7 ery near future Wednesday nigh e a )3D! Jac Reynolds, nd Mi pr iced os $10 | Friday at ye Wallin may HERE’S MORE ABOUT |/¥ "within a short period,” Sargent | happiness in return to “God's coun ‘Out of all you have seen, h ickson, 31, were arr at the Friday at..... bed Aaladh ts CS Aid sled victim of fo ) SIGURDSSON | eatd, “the heads of other offices in|try, where men are real men, and and done in Europe, Doctor,” as burglar suspects in a robe L EN’S HATS Ma oRAMsea ahd - ah important cities will be shifted.| women the fairest blossoms of civil. | 48ked, “what is the lesson you have|bery of the Hub Clothing company, [partments of Alaska and Washing ore mo y — proce joes not in- on.” brought home with you?” First ave. and Yesler way, Thurs ; CHI DR ; |ton cities has failed to shed any STARTS ON PAGE 1 ee dedeeer ie eetity, ae sient eto social life In the cities, “f can best answer that,” Dr. | day. : ; fi The tale of extremely youthful Hight upon yeaa my ; nlf | nn | et of the department's plan to] London, Paris and Rome, the doctor EE sald, with his kindly smile,| Patrolmen A, J. Hill and H, Gy ) le ii ly told in these | appearance, © haw a brother, O8-| tices in the Arcade building enhance the efficlency of the serv-| said, was much the same as in| “by saying that T haye come home|} McLennan, investigating the rob: mode is charming’ igo i ; nhan i se any any clever conceptions in {Hl car Wallin, living in Portland, Ore irdenoni M4 years old. Heljoo, The transfer of agents from! Now York, but thruout the land he| With a determination to try and pro:|bery, in which clothing and Jewelty eMmanys Bh Bright | " 5 was born in Pembina, South Dakota, |time to time enables them to 86 | found woman bearing all the bur | s*nt America to the world in some {was stolen, found the towel on the str and dainty trims. Brigh | ALBANY, N. Y.—Mra. Florence | and came trom there to Seattle whon| cure w diversified experience which | den jother color than silver and gold floor of the store. ‘They immediately colors, cute little flowers and Knapp, secretary of state, Issued) @ joy otherwise thoy could not enjoy.” WOMEN. DO. WOR | “America has made no impression | went to the hotel, where they found quaint brims promise thorough de- her first order to prospective cen) Arter the close of the world war Sargent denies reports that (" {on the world except thru those me-/the two men, Reynolds was wear- | [sus takers, an follows : , upset ean . diums, Europeans see the Amert-|ing’ a sult which had been stolen 9) | in which he saw consi ble serv ‘i . ‘aa the result], rs light and a touch of correct dr | “Don't gossip. No person whol joe ag a sergeant, he aieted | create Pralasohey oe Nerhipeon The man rides the donkey; the] can coming, and are determined to|from the store. He confesses to the | | which the little miss will [nerves in this state census is going|to Mian Hilda Westman, They were}? Sune Sargent| women walks, leading him, he|sell him something at any price.” robbery, police say. Erickson de 9] ric, from one house to the next and Py years ng ro | Eh sarwent) said, “In the fields, woman pushes} Pointing to his statement with aj nies it / od for divorced about two years ago, since i : ARS antl | Priced $1 pass along Information about tho} which time he had been ving with | declared. “Agents of the department) ing plow, while the men frequently |story, the doctor told of how, when | oss Bi se Baars te Pe iN 4 jnelghbors,” she explained, "I shall) friends in Ballard make frequent Inspections of our) vit in the shade of the hedgerow] some women of his party entered a » un example of any one cnught divisional offices and an agent did visit the San Francisco office, » nothing wrong was discovered Sigurdason’s body is at the Pheas and look on, Half the male pop-| bazaar at Mbraltar in company with Paint -andkighellac i ant-Wiggin undertaking parlors in lation appears to beriae aoe eH an ddl li certain merchandise | i tallard, awaiting funeral arrange: | forced idleness—it'g voluntary, They | was offered them at prohibitive CVLY, N. Je-A thunder atte Pnenesuterts coke lino the streets if“front of sidewalk | prices. Tho Englishman objected, | Stolen by Burglar nied by many flashes is father, the Rey M. L. BERRY Ff cafes, drinking coffee of wine, | telling the merchant he had been| A burglar, pped 22 clocks in th tor of the Ice.| @Wuneral services we Thura: | showing a crust of bread, gossiping | Offered the same article for half that |stcle nup W Judson county courthouse — and ), of Chureh|day for M, Lt. Borvy, from the|—-while their women attend to the} price the day before: Knocked one of them to the floor , and his mother, Mrs,| Home Undertaking ciapel, He died | business of *life.” terday,” said the merehant Wodnesday night in a courtroom where # trial was in Oddrum Sigurdsson, of San Kran. Tuesday, at his home, 7419 Aurora) Together with praise of the beau) T sell to Americans! You come back taking ‘ight gallons of paint bay progress, alse, ave, at the age of 7b, ties of Buropean scenery, Dr, Mats | tomorrow! shellac. He largest Nlillinery -ytore at Seneca celebrating his own ided a’ house in — wned by T. G, Steele,