The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1925, Page 3

ieee MONDAY, MAY 4, 1925 ATT LE STAR RESTORE DUTIES! Mian . SUNNYSIDE SPUD ;— ON AUTOS | Mai Main Street | CYNTHIA GREY [Woman ondems Men ADA BLACKJACK | (aie pecan we ae B IS CLEARED ALK Singh & man Ko | Le illy, satesmar uting for i = McKenna List Effective teh around ‘The olympic Ho |1925 Potato Output Over- | W ho Boast of K@) USSES | Stefansson Says Eskimo Gree More in England | wrissicn man ctatie xtadion {tops Last Year's Production i ua Was “Faithful to the End” It slow! joorge Shields, « . f eer ? 4 ] oF, r Kenna at! fh “merchant, displaying now | sUNNYAIDE, say «—aino wel] SayS Kiss of Reptile Would Rank i x: s hat on Marion at. Ar \ } nent rr . j ‘ ay i r eer sap ie ‘| Above That of Modern Judas ‘ad Act ma rying a bag ‘or an ; wa D omer.) ‘orenseine, Petar urcy are, exceptionaily| Dear Miss Grey: When I read the letter of one “J. J ae the | MeFehanit, dodwing a car at oor | bright this year, according to Fred] 7 way nauseated beyond words, And when I saw the one ° ooh a lunch on T Ted Goin, ft pot Ade I would like to say. So must keep within the lau And| Det t/t) 1 ips sduced into oiympi EON, unten eoarelcs such creatures—reptiles—call themselves men Be anned y artectrg |. Yertizing, Mustling weet.on Olive « rorty, pen cent] 4g. J.” brazenly boasts: “I had 17 girl friends last sum os. bd pre w ince oo Fi police ttl mer and kissed 14 of them,” Haw! Now J. J., just why The McKenna dutles 13 pe peel oeniegh: “t! are you telling all this to the world? Because you are dé I Mi old BN tates clase: Nanter ; rt thi Hisy point to | Void of manhood, honor and shame hat’s why! And the ecronents and motion 1 Unele Sam Ts bumpe baa. Beverznn ne | Bathe applies to'the “Bach,” the braggart, who boasts of beh bi iF F ' You, “J. aaa “Rach,” want the world to Know that these girls ar eenee ed OL L ANC LET Hotel for Business. “onan a ares aes (eh leew pus ma Vhought your e ..| Women to Be Opened f. But if your kisses have de Fey erat girls, then you fs corrupt as Our girls going to the e Ed Hagen’s Trial er the case of the U.’s dogs?) Such m and “Bach” are going to the devil—where 4 i o) n i cq | KROW 1 they belong , Is Due This Month rs id Spr cee vs pated age ¢ Are men really that blind and selfish that they t see how utterly 4 bia kK foxe: Monda dishonorable they are when they BY Has 1 tt " be petried Na they can kiss—and then crow o ange before tho M yey hy Such conceited boasters ‘ Ber cot t A tot of © bag full of gas where their head ought to erg eet f r AY Giahal that gaa bi or them by giving gumber Judge J ah N oie GRRE : they can grow a littl something ry } 1 Judge E. F ale 1 r “ permit 1 rt “| ove " " ws 1 z : s {tintied tha 1 4 e held, t 1 J & OFFICE IS LOOTED , $ heroes ho thecoltieac om ts ‘ . Motern Woodmen of America a i rs THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT And Still the Good Ones Come— ey ‘ a 2 Beating Our Own Records! B)Thate to FINE SUEDE AND FLANNEL | Ba eee 16 to 42 Fur Banded! Contrasting trimmings on collars, sleeves, and have bandings of fur! Delightfully tailored —stressing the straight line effects. These values are almost without 9/4 rivals! ts In the wanted soft, vivid shades. and | fice In The Star building, 1399 | | Seventh ave \ iy Set i sn ameetirimnssetsiaameminses ecnenncranarers 2.7 > SULA S0 9 9a wachteine hi WARES 350 Trimmed Hats For Women, Misses and Growing Girls! AID MRS, DAVIS Public Dance Proceeds Will Buy House for Family ee eee ea } Children’s i Mercerized or i Cotton E = iit HOS Derby rib- bed — elastic This is one of the best groups of Hats at this price we've been able to purchase fer many weeks! New- in medical and sur Her husband was Mrs. Davis. ness is a one-word story of the | * en t work as a polic shipment! fan! bat pean, theros Children’s chee tatal ton i ami : New colors! New materials! Rayon Plaited Bobbed and unbobbed heads are received'from the dance w catered for! All sizes, too! A truly buy them a home notable event—that will save you real money! Attempt at Firing Warehouse Foiled YAKIMA, May William Smith, night w frightened away twe seta ate inside the Horticultural “/e SOCKS SECONDS c ] Popular © ol- 3 Gg Rolled fan- | &y tops—wide ors—ribbed to the toe style sites 6 to 914. were about to Count 720 Pairs Women’s Rayon Plaited ose Substandards PUMPS $ to a ane : + to-the ¢ Sizes Seven Arrested in ae ! : ‘ — for 3to8 Three Liquor Raids | “tag yreas-—size' 8% to ; Federal dry agents in three ralds B and © widths. Sunday night seized many quarts of | gates 10d son warehouses and contents ¥ ft more than $500,000 were de a lima's “produce row.” | | empts contraband liquor and arrested seven | 1720 Pairs Women’s | per | In the third raid in as many weeka | 8 Jat 1329 Sixth ave.’ agents arrested | if md Rayon | Mra. Camille Barter, Vern ¢ 4 awyer and selzed a aq’ y 4 H 1] S E The suede models are AbatiAee Third wv F cleverly trimmed with inter- | Jack omens ds and mn r Bi a ee | : Sree Ob Pe contraband in thelr room, the agents | t hepa lacings and straps of patent | reported A residence at 6514 Phinney was being used as a beer parlor, the raid: | ers charge. Harry and Nell John-| son were arrested, All seven are! held in the immigration station, \“U” Architecture School Recognized in the leather. Novelty cut-outs! Southern ties! High and Cuban heels! Light weight, flexible leather soles. 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