The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1925, Page 5

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FU Griffiths to Speak |Charge Cop With to Religious Group Murder in Texas Judge Griffiths will address the} HOUSTON, Texas, April 27—Mur Religious Educational workers Tues-|der charges wero filed against Mo day noon at Meves’ cafeteria on the |treycle Patrolman Jobn C. Weins subject, “The Victories of Peace.” | Who shot and killed At Brooks, James W. Spangler, president of the | /eaed traffic violator, on a Seattle National bank, is to preside, |“tTece comet. here Sunday Mit Judge J. B. Lindsley of Spokane is! Oy ye i z cused Brooks of turning corner to be gues or at the meet o be the guest of honor at the m WAR AGE: eichendine’ rm and giv | JUBILEE WEEK ted , | Banquet Sunday Night Be- | gins Anniversary Program a his CHURCH OPENS 4 To Burton K, Wheeler, of Montana Dew continue Justice ¢ Daugher of tho « have inc on chastising you people t | To Gentle Spring Sweet with ple full of y * worms @ y baubles. Our hardwarde stores their goods display-—-poor | "a heart ix bleeding between tho fishing rod he wants and | tools he's needing. I ramblo thru the drizzling rain, romantic | | I naming. And s0—beyond all doubt 1 know that dear old Spring is cumin, To Mrs. Violet Davis Dear Mra, Davi I read about your sad case in The Star Satur = day I know my brave will come to your ald generously, They are = } never behind when ¢ works are to be done, Doomed, as you are, | ES to life in the prison ofa wheel chair, thru no fault of your own, life |S will seem empty at best. Because one of our policemen shot it In the |To To Deputy United States Marshal Joe Knizek Dear To the Unhag gain Sar from wi your sev w tern tant to petty To the Dear Ciths died toget hu in A wtrect car, But that In one of the duties Dress Percales 81-Inch Sheeting 1,500 yards of Unbleached tizenship, by payment of which you and others are permitted to a if Muslin desirable for fancy enjoy sec and freedom on other occasions. CHIEF SEATTLE. Special 15c Special 45c work and many other purposes. To Kni Radiant Red Man-Hunter: Ir of venial and effervescent diapo 7 ; SeeUieA ta Bs beat inarhuntera on ihe fat Flock Dotted Voiles—Special 39c 36-Inch Long Cloth Poa ieaiigc AOA i sieve, and ehuba tedlow ths: Baar Se Ae ee eh enn ee Special 19c r thru the wilderness paths, But trailing in the busy haunts of 600 yards of soft finish, me- just an difficult, no doubt CHIEF SEATTLE. Dress Voiles Beach Cloth dium weight Long Cloth, very Ads “ fh able for night gowns and Balkans Special 35c Special 35c Ungeri naning rampant in your borders. ‘The slaying of « nobleman variety of ew. designs and inches wide and in sport 36-Inch Muslin vo, a decide ago, plunged the whole world in a bloody war Spring colorings shades; gu te fast colo : by jt has‘not yet quit. bleeding The intense patriotiem of : ; oe dari ' Special 15c 1 nationalities is largely re#ponsible for your flare-ups and i Bleached Muslin of a stand- ra, It would be better to organize a United States of South Dress Crepes Dress Gingham ard quality and practical for so Europe, as cach new princly ow formed is another irri | Special 18c Special 15c many household purposes. the dove of pence CHIEF 30-ineh Japanese Dress Pretty Ginghams in checked ; x pS CEN MET Crepes of a atandard quality and plaid patterns for Summer 36-Inch Muslin Barei Jury | and in a full range of colors. wear; 82 inches ¥ THE SEATTLE STAR : Letters from iz 2 CHIEF PEATILE =) RHO DE S[= DEPARTMENT STORE Phione MA in-8008 Owners and Operators of KFOA Yenator; It is my opinion that the public does not «1 prosecution of you by federal courts and the de on charges trumped up by your late enemy, Attorn ty. Because you had the courage to delve into the shady aots old department of justice head und bring them to light, you urred the enmity of powerful political rulers who seem bept As long a» your case goes before a jury of plain heir nefarious scheme will not succeed approve the MMMM LL CHINE SHATTLE. . Inconsistent Spring: Oh, gentle Spring, your coming tn, | Hitlous twiatw and turnings; you fill my soul witr ecstacy, I'm | awnhe and yearning The ttle birdlos in the alr are full of | nd warbles; the girls would trade thelr woolen wear for silken SEA * cHIBY wh duty CHIEF BEAT of atl of u to do what we can A Spring Fabric Harvest of Fresh New Cottons At Reductions of Importance to Every Who Sews at Home! MMMM But aneball pur vu Indian Chief: Your fame threatens and bring back the You and the seem to play up the good, Chief Killefer to eclipse my scalps of your opponents qn the like very demons on y Beattie is proud of CHIEF SEATTLI own. boys Woman si *# not nice, t to be Special 1234c spring days, ocked up or h Dress Percales of A choice quality of Sheeting. . ° yrint terns on both light bleached or unbleached; 1,260 Linen Toweling ‘ nse me thero are a lot of ‘ 1 who center more | nd dark grounds. yards in all Special 15c on creating a sensation or mah 1 trial entertaining ‘ ‘ than in attending strictl: cutting out all | Rayon Crepes Daisy Outing » Linen Towels that ing the wheels of justice, There are too many * ; recognizes as the hes thrown Into the gears of the law machine as It is, | Special $1.00 Special 39c Steven's Unbleached CHIEF SEATTLE. ovelty Crepes in neat pat Full Bleached Outing Flan ene desirable for dresses and nel, 27 1 wide of a Domestic Section tunics for Summer wear desirable Sum in Floor MMA Ue r weight Upper Ms ghts Templar | “ T re h e natiooal eoavention of eat ETM MTN TUN UNNI NUMMULO MMMM UAW Ce Ju 1 yur turreted headquart all park 4 — eee = aoe 2 = already being raised Here's hoping the weather Bn Bn 6: onerous la kly if planted on end with the| ett a much appreciated rest. | Mysterious Aviator during the conclave Mig te CHIEF SEATTLE, growing point down, “This is not eee To Girl Scouts |lgnificant in light soils, but in) Mr. Chapman will write for The Near Border Sought heavy soils the mere weight of the| Star, from timo to time as conditions LOS ANGELES, April 27.—A mys- | Dear Girls: Your activities planned for this present National Forest : | Fire Prevention week are fine, from your Forest Fire Prevention | compact soll often exhausts the| warrant, articles of Interest to the|terious filer known as the “night posters week be! the city eh. F finest th « the S6th anniverary ot To My Own People to be displayed in loc fore local clubs and associations 1 tores to your addresses during the I hope every Girl Scout in | plantlet before {t comes to the sur- * is belng sought by police an Fernando valley towns, who home gardener, Star readers are} terro face. cordially invited at any time, to call jot will turn out for the all-city rally next Saturday at Broadway ‘A good many people ike to save| 0" Mr. Chapman at 1913 Westlake) believe he ts employed in transport- {re prevention to prenerve our wonderful forests ts one of the si ave., or at MA n-7416, for help with] ing tquor. sings our girls can learn—and teach. CHIEF SEATTLE waste materials about the yard,| +», Jen problems. He will an-| Jt 4s known that the ‘terror’ flies ach lawn vegetable peelings and similar mat-| ax pruning», clippings, | sw your questions without charge.|¢rom Mexico at dusk, circles over the Verdugo hills until he is sure of ing. ‘The meeting is open to the] MOAN’ CMU" Meuired by a city| the First Norwegian Danish M. E Dear Indian Tribesamen: TIt be on hand at your big arnual dance jer a srertier mate z ea S| his landing place and then slides public, ng the signal requires ot wan fired, (church, the congregation Sunday in-| here M 4 I hope the “Real Americans” beauty contest will bring | Heap. If this jx done, and it oe BUREAU OF jearth with motor shut off. At | vray ¥ Pi lmemediately |2UsUrated a week's jubilee with out many f ys from the most western clans of my fastdiminishing | tainly should be whenever posslbie.| | times the mysterious aviator makes | Se oer aa | Canguet chur Boren ave I Time was when we woukl have 1 in the majority It |the whole pile may be clothed inj MISSING on error in his calculations, caus- and Is being held by : nd Stewart & «any heart to seo ray brethren vanish and I hope that all. the | beautiful and useful verdure if & hill} {ing him to start his motor up with | Every evening during the present} whites who 1 the big affair will not go solely for curiosity, but | °F beard ban squash is set in the top} RELATIVES Ja roar that terrorizes valley resi- Ove iin: hae week, ox th will! with a bit of real affection for their red cousina. re atthe z ee a sal od | dents. The rich and Stride 400 Wirelaes be special and programs, | CHIEF SEATTLE, |, Corn n fely be planted DOW.|" aye giar invites Its readers to bse this | = : , will be censes- In that country | Sunday, May the closing | who has a radio set must have a/| day jubilee, with con creamy spring *" | service’ tags eas wi as = —= Th “make” is ready pastor and | A | walt} | Gold ond Tuesday a lecture r and conc Wednesday The By the slice or day evening ut which George handy size loaf | Lopovoy n cellist, Edouvard } Potjes, Belgian pianist,’ and Jean Allison Swaney oprano, will ap: | There will be « miscellaneous pro gram Friday night Among visiting | parts in the are the Reverends C. astors who will various , services, bat WILL PROTECT |enuver 3 cc rtareon, "A and Melvin L. Olson. ‘Dry Agents Routed by Tear Gas Bomb | Hawktin, (Advertisement) 108 ANGELES, April Tear gas bombs were successfully used . by rum runner « in avoiding High Blood | capture by three federal agents pur | suing in a fast automobile. ‘The officers were temporarily blinded Pressure and were miraculously saved from death when their car was stopped by deep sand at the roadside Why Witter Water wer OLTEEN ary. given on request best of materials and equip- ment Personal Service *, Randolph and Dr. Pretiow, backed by years of muc- 1 experience, personally patient Tae Witter Water treatment reduces high blood pressure by removi cause (poisons in the blood) th the action of a natural, non is of thin blood-puritying mineral nothing to get detail ‘ettective treatment. Isn't @ examine und work on each eo health at least worth an patient, All propylactic work gation. .Mall tae coupon for ja in the capable hands of Ruth Douglas, a fully Heensed Hygienist SYMPTOMS 5 Reasonable Prices hands and feet, momentary diztiness, 8 refreshing, Despite thecuse of the finest fh Sleep disturbed by’ dream Inateriain and the high grade § Feeling of fallness in the b sonnel of this office, we § ‘Tans after m '* e able, by ason of volume @ ipatio of business, to maintain un- | and lowered vitality, usually low prices, a Headaches. OPEN EVENING g| GONVED | FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE (79-¥) Witter Medical Springs Market St, San ranciseo Orange Peko€é 2 Only a masterful blending of choice Li garden teas could produce such Entrance 1601 4th Ave, t rare flayor and fragrance. And on e and Westlane me free sample booklet on High Bi ot To Pr LETTERS TO CHIEF SEATTLE Dear € very removed Th expect themsely in J My De I was te (a couple yours, Your Home Garden There’ j Those || Englis been #0 ca Over the Bank for Savings || — only volume production could EL jot-4676 )| — keep itso low-inprice. Try it! eA MN WAME ADDRESS @® es « the year, Plant Setting Can Be Done Two Weeks Later. The «mall gardner will get more for| 4 rtment an ald in finding missing | , F space used if he plants in rows] ¢elatives or friends, ‘The department is | ding Judge Ronald thins the plants to stand about| to help im reuniting those who have been | 1 Jurint: You're working too hard trying to cut down on the «inches apart. They will need to| separated. ‘Those whose | relatives or | friends are missing are invited to report | the disnppearunce directly to The Star. | Headers who may know the whereabou! of untried the trial old-timer to another, allow me to advise you that we | mber cases cluttering superior court red two or three times dur- arlier part of the season, propenly filled , Y work but don't want to see you do it all, I hope Second crops of peas, 8, g.| of persons mentioned In this coltimn Bie een rn cre te Ne usioat eit ake ¥ stg Ge rid a imblon | mieaia ae requested also to report te P co-operate more, to the extent at leas hes and all the early vegetables | The Star. “Other newspapers are invited | ling for time when a case might be star F ua olintea Tot aooamnion SrGpa |'teeemehaie eto: Nema mer oau ister t CHIEF SPATTLE | Whatever is planted now will con.| thelr readers. | 1101 | tribute materially to the pleasure of eee CHARLES BOERS, Mount View, | rural route No, 8, Box A-147, § eattle, | is looking for any of his relatives. | your family thruout season and} far into tho winter and if t ie cared for it will give your pock- probably hief Seattle; Your sympathy for Vancouver in tho epidemic i much appreciated by ua here. Fortunately, the ban is now and travel may be, as before, without any restrictions what ne Vancouver people are glad to welcome Seattle visitors and to make many journeys to your beautiful city dur Greetings to you all! Cordially yours, FR. DAVISON, Mahager Vancouver (B, C.) Publicity Bureau ar Chief: Thanks for the kind words you said about me when mporarily il], It was for only a short time that I was laid up of days) and T am back on the Job this week, Very truly GEO, N. McLOUGHLIN, Commiastoner of Health Dinner WareSensation 300 BAVARIAN CHINA DINNER SETS featured in an extraordinary selling event Tuesday— 36 Pieces $5.49 Genuine Pure White Bavarian China, with beautiful decora- in of full blown pink roses joined by delicate festoons of foliage. s No Rush About Planting Late Vegetables. That Come From Seed Go in After May 1. h Marrow Little Known but Productive. Ronald HB. Chap; tables. | : | ‘ t | 5 } | $| Crossword puzzle fans now are| We have already explained This is th nestvare: value e s Produces Results q hash Hors ualtie sha; gatnova il j man of ch a Gaden! BC0re|ticw inane anould be trained up ¢ s ne best dinnerware value we have offered in years, pica agen) B prety at the British Museum, Lon-| structor of Hortieultiire at the U z| stake: Leave one, two or not more FIRST BASEMENT | don, ° aM on, director 0} sti Date Pressure | ] be ‘ pe aA ey rin King opUnty. during | ‘24H three vines to each plant, and May 16 ry! | bout 40,000 i nd for mevoral years di- | Keep all side shoots picked off. Re- dime 12 14 | About 40,000 Americans reside in rector of agriculture, botany, and|move the leaves gradually as the| Heavy - Quality FLAT BRASS i ‘ garden work in Seattie achoola, has | ¢,. “ S only ater Consumed: 5 a| | fritten for Star readers a veries of |fuit sets. Since tomatoes ripen 30x: PURE WHITE SHELLAC 1 Case 5 | gariening articles, ‘The last one|from the inside out, the skin re + Re ere | 3 followa:) mains green until the last is able to EXTRA SPECIAL ain 3 as do the work ordinarily done by t arias jaca ore ¢ ja a record of one of the || | “LD VROe mc arily done by the Rape above It 4 len blood preamure || § 4 | LATE VEGETABLES |teaves. ‘This produces the plant fo SPECIAL de of hig wi : | plant food ‘ UART es ceatully fee te ore a pres Den ry 4 | BY RONALD E, CHAPMAN _| Sight inside the fruit and saves trans A limited quantity a ag-t rebel db & =f 01 rol » leave: Herd istry stand the T is difficult, to write about late | Porting from the leaves, where the tompelt at 4 months. Dentistry that will tana the & food ig normally elaborated. [4 Vitter Water was teat of time demands honest, & ve bles when the spring hne| jaborated. and addsedi of | careful workmanship, and the & If any fruit remain at the end of 98c 40- old that early vegetables 72-inch exten- the growing season, pick it and wrap | in w ye 6 A quick drying, ' 9 aes iy i hag {7 Paper or place In the windows in/i A strong, durable, fresh durable “falshtite a dante era ) planted yet in| the honge. ‘ , * D ‘ " i ble tube which wit | woodwork, floors 3 exten: most gardens, It! English vegetable marrow Is a lit. erste Extra Exten: .10c IN SQUARE give real service, DEPT, 14 and linoleums. DEPT. 16 sions, each.. BARG probably will de- velop that in your home garden you need still to plant many of the early | tle known but wonderfully produo- tive form of squash, It may be planted between pole beans or corn in waste places, the same as spuash or pumpkin, and will bear fruit from SPRING HOUSE CLEANING SPECIAL! spring vegetables,|10 to 30 inches long. ‘These are This means| most delectable when half grown, that the late vege: | but may. bo allowed to ripen and . tables should be|can be kept thru tho entire wintor. Here's a Real Buy deferred some-| Like olives, a fancy for the flavor ts = + ", " F what something of an acquired taste. One 1 14-0z. Cotton Mop—Screw Handle 1 Can Sunbrite Phone that come| of the best things they do js to 5 Bars Crystal White Soap 1 10-qt. Pail trom. seed, such | Serve as substitute for watermeion |] 2 Pkgs, Rinso M . ns) obeana, corn | tind ‘vou, Ronald Chapman ym squash may | SOME safely be put In after the fifit of | PLAN Y HILLS Mis but those that are set out Cucumbers, squash, pumkins and plats, like tomatoes, cucumbers) various marrows are best planted in y ite and peppers, should not ho put into| hills raised Just a little above the Mn brite the ground until at least the 10th] general level of the gur The leanser of May weeds will sprout more quickly if Tomatoes are the most popular} soaked a couple of hours before and moet useful of the later vege: planting and will come up more iJ . es) x a Hi ean eH TN ‘i;