The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1925, Page 9

THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1926 THE SBATTLE STAR PAGH 9 HAD $235.000/ V7 seville Bro -. )EXPEGT SOCIETY wl RAINIER Vaudeville Brought to Their Cols: “AT B.C. TRIAL FREDERICK e NELSON ference Here Plans Pro- Hearings on Murder of Maid — Fapenditure of : 6 . : : ay VANCOUVER, May TAIRS STOR sational park ¢ a * Es ‘ . ’ j Members of ¥ exclusive Fee sas nn ra : a oe ar ee eee Eight Very Good Values in ro toet've | Wash Fabrics—Bedding and will lead the Nxt of soctety Wong sing was lldnmped | from the Baker residence on March 10 and hold eaptive for 42 days and } icra“! Part-Wool Plaid Blankets $4.95 i a ata ig IRMLY-WOVEN, wool-and-cotton Blankets in attractiv 6: ve ae Fae Sx pring freshels; reconstructio . z made at Okalla prison, Si ni blue, rose, lavender, tan and gray plaids. Good blanket Nisqually opal yer Mh 3 ns not be able to attend the wring for Summer use—especially in camps and cottages. Size gnd 3 postponement ma 70x80 inches, ‘ue expats] ts ~~ FLEET OFF ON Plain Color Voiles Leaves Hawaii at Dawn With | ‘Urt#ins, too. 36 inches wide. Low-priced, the yard Full Battle Formation HONOLULY. Nar tLe i Round Table e Cloths — Crochet Bedspreads CR a ae at * age ne Killed, Six Injured When Machine Explodes OOKLYN, N.Y. May one a. tom , i gray beetle of the past, or ard at titel: pink C torpedo practices and other 0 eral patter lL Hundreds of Honolulu one a e y 1 P ie 4 shunned sleep and ned the high - SESS se 7 oe eta ca oar ee Turkish Bath Towels Pillow Cases, Each Lia ; dor ——_——. Regular battle formation was used hee F Ried ee z eae Sa % with mine « ora in the lewd te Bath Towels {1 rein neh 36. inc ioc vee (weenie Bisdral School \ WHOLE VAUDEVILLE SHOW, exclusively for the children of the Orthopedic hos-_ clear a. patn by a | lie. Bleached white, with 23 that ‘will wear to Present Play pital. That’s what happened when Capt. R. R. Belknap, of the U. S. S. Colorado, and Rod- | !sty enemy, They ihe tractive oolored crose-bar Cc ney Pantages joined forces Wednesday. The Colorado’s crack jazz band, playing at the) O™’nr% law and supbly ; priced, ‘each ie ‘ | Pan this week, was the Captain’s idea. Rodney threw in the rest of the act just for | craft bringing y igs when students of the| luck. The pictures Oh, little Esther’s pet ambition was to blow on the big s horn. 1 b She did! Harold's craving was to actually touch a real clown, and he got his wish a ? neo ge ; . he Mark Germaine disclosed ‘to him the mysteries of that wonderful nose he sport ‘in h i ct.| - FUND iS $1 0, 000 Linen Crash Toweling Bleached Indian Head = atisfactorily Babe MH mance of old Spa ee Be Little Maxine in the cot below regards the world thru a looking glass and, while tened to the jazz band, Captain Belknap told her all about the ship's mascots, and fl x cra Toweling, 16 inches n Head cloth in 36-inc ct fishes and things. ; chore CFOW Drive Still $7,000 Be- wi WA bet 15c ih 4 ont weep: “| 23C —- st hind Necessary Amount many use fe) f G : : ABOUT } oy aie choc is oa, ‘ The Fine Flavor Fine Flavor Hise Sued ov Note| MrSeING GIRL | oxi a Rte (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) STARTS ON PAGE 1 F sl a tt nega “ta Sa, "| For q@ “Mothers’ Day” Gift Gi Iik His ovakw collection : to i, f 53 a ot tow me One Dozen Hand-made, Small Boys ites} fare they meture on she groping that ; me : , v By, , Artificial Sweet Peas and Tub Suits GREEN TEA * el ! has c fered. tna Mapa yin ; 5 {tp a Natural “Baby Breath” SPECIAL lj due to the fresh tender tips and he not e namea of A. G Pe 4 . siaahtne att ae 95 buds used in the blend. Superior to 1°) er am Se v lumnl sca aN Special 85c Cc iny Japan or » naka eabaoa tal Try it. co in 1923 when Winnifred > : : : fw \ R. & H.C. COOK, M DISTRE Brown, o firmly-wove Sturdy, stylish Tub r boys c 8 DAINTY gift, and one ears. Made from that will constantly re- 1 cotton — cras mind Mother of your thought- i y and other tub ‘ ‘ fulness. Large, hand-made eirsaetes land defe he nc national | waxed Sweet Peas in eight | champlons natural colorings. Each bou- Specially priced at = quet of 12 flowers includes several sprays of natu- 95e. DEFENDS N h M E ral “Baby Breath.” Special, this week-end, at 85¢. Bone Ng DOWNSTAIRS STORE Pree ROR TT RT oa 1207 SECOND AVENUE : : Norton Rebuts State’s At, - = hs ee ae a : Ae tack on Reputation TRAIN. HILLS 9)Coe Maline Elected Finland Lumbermen Y pre «i Rebutting state's testimon | “U” Class President) Plan Trade in U. S. he lurbored ortitinals, Paul #. Not ioe | Carl Carlson, Loyal Snyder and] Finnish sawmill owners are en- | ton, real estate and insurance man | Fourth Pennsylvania Auto| Witiam Kimball, University stu-| tering world trade with plans to on trial f non, testified Thurs: | # A is t Ak si of jot a s | | dents, are conducting campaigns to | sell 200,900,000 board feet of timber day that the only convict he ha Occupant N njured | : | d was Tommie Wait ho |win the presidency of the senior|/to the United States, Northwest |pleuded gu grand larceny and) yon pa, iay hEatirss “oer |class at the U. Junior class race |lumbermen were informed ‘Thursday “ j was paroled Norton at the re-| sons are dead and one is in a hopaital, |Pesults, announced today, place Coe|by Shirl A. Blalock, Seattle district May Alder es aphcfal ed Rete lc kala following a grade crossing aceldent | MAlono in the presidency sad mae of the department of com aad to pete MAL EL beck nony of the state two daynlat sternbrook toaay. jaord is vice-president; Esther Oliver, | merce. Many orders, already have attending school on Mondays ont co attac Norton's reputation on ving Wolgamuth, 17, of Dover, |secretary; Walter Patrie, treasurer, | been received by them from Russia Whe he came hom told her | the ground that he ha asso: | < vo been the driver of}and Don McCallum, athletic man-} They expect to get good pric clating with an ex-cony t va Diehl, 21, and Mary | ager here for lumbef exported thru a big a 7s be 2s x = om the nds ary the in all- all the hat ny has wo the La he had been Efforts of Norton te y na of York, were killed, and | a | combine ot. say wraith. men, be offered at ‘the Bae 2 Tee price of ae a ait -dirand tha |fertiinate Wiel) wars bibeyed (by the | AREER Aviators Off After | yoxanay is commanpen 1, ide Sy ere eat ort lah tay Night Forced Stop! Joseph FF. Monahan, superior cents er believe : \ 4 N oe ; F’ {court bailiff and retired navy man, ) ly} ighte y mas Smith, aged alleged ex-con 1 S JOHNSONVILLE, Tenn, May 7} ha neon installed by the John Paul hg seared just for the thrill | for tho butilng of. Norton's 7 Major General atrick and 5 Lael afvit . ‘ bdhes ‘ fall | py his pilot left here vy on gion post as its new com. e' ) he at, on Lake Union last fall | S| is ay 2 ¥|}mander, His promotion from jun- for insurance. Additional character \ ik HEP SA hae ede foreeg | {or Vice commander followed the de- witnesses were to be calléd Thurs \ nigt ‘ “ x Moree’ | parture of Capt , Dan Dusen, 1 off e | trouble, Neither was hurt. valek Fronts—Straight Line Wrap-arounds— cate her io NOTICE —= Ane 56 : ; ; ______. | Coast Food to B RW aLldahea Tien bard Bower New Collar and Sleeve Conceits—Rich ERE'S MORE ABOUT || Served on Trains eee aaa Fur Borders—Fur Collars—Edgings of STRIKE | cont. te our purboee (6: thaturs’ Pas ke N ) Fur—Fine fabrics: Josena, Chat meen, STARTS ON PAGE 1 _ |! cards of our special trains carrying]. The Superintendent ed ‘ : 4 Kashona, Lustrous Twillblooms, Rich delegates to Seattle and Portland | eng gm p - Latest Thin Model conventions this summer,” said J. A.! tra of his office shall ‘reauire, Satins, Bengalines; in Rosewood, new od te toment ¢| Blair, goneral superintendent, dining | district and re-district the city and . | ELGIN a a id us take Hal ! sleeping car department, Great | £ b, Gate Of Nt oe ee con Tans, Capri Blue, Lipstick, Cicada, thern raliwny, who Was here trom | Pahtet'Ge “teuttie eutrent, becomes ’ Streamline: 17 dewels 1 1 7 * : € Sir 2 s t e p > Wednesday ch of auch districts yhite or Green Gol Greens, Grays, Browns, Blacks. Sizes Hae gt Id expla | 1'r4 ate preparitig,” oodtinued ted. penatien hal bee athe Mi j and ylee ne oO. o ie y 0 48. ' own came, | Blair, “to bring more people to the| Treasurer within ten (10) days after to 48 ‘orth Pacific Coast this summer} the respective dates fixed by the f ightly lower! than ever before, Many of them will | Superintendent than those of San F isco and Tas! be traveling in special trains. Wel weor Jeoma, but higher t in Los An-] are going to tell them on the Pasa | Pursuant to, ygiten thn ifs toi goles, union officials s j of our menus all about the wonderful | Tia at where we President William ort, of the| foods grown and produced here in| have no re installed, ° ‘. + Vi , {i q ‘ | will be ren 5 montha | ¢ in vin | State Federation of ald in a| the Northwest Ys 6 ent datos This Is a Triumph Value G ving Jatatement Thursday that he was ———_—___— a f a tollowas ec FFI 6 \backing the men in their requests N Y 1, (South of Yesler Way rthwest F West Seattle), June 10 8 500 Dresses Direct See opr none | BO TA TINE Gat dew viceW iotccs ee Bean | t dik of alternate months 106 Columbia Street Special Price $40.00 o that in the pa ew years truck e epor erent Y ‘ ae Buyer—Bought at Low Price Concession |j\iii\). Vin. incrcasod, roauiting nore | qn VOD ey NEPOTE iii He eoreuct teeth S| YTS VOUR COST) [hl si Zens 4 vows Jwork and greater responsibility on| Northwest ate considered “unfavor-| } 2Oth Of alternate $1 a Week | Frocks, pretty Spring the men, Ho snid also that the lo-} ate,’ accord A entiie | er : : Lovely youthfu pens Seene ob mga ul ERIE sas gece! «IN TWO \ wonder radi leal union showed {ts fairness after Girt! colors, pr inted Georgettes, Crepes, the war, when it accepted a wa buck : Agricultural foundation, of! day of alternate months there- ; al Satins, stylish Black Crepes.and Satins, |]|<vt, rer 1 ms never culty recov. | chicago. Considering 100 as a°nor-| ML eyo anat this arranguinent | eX eng mate Lacaing ens | mal index, the 1025 index figure is} wil} promote greater efficiency in| ton of being Seattle's Leading Den- “ The 01 ngel ca which is} give un 08 ur office and that our custome: tists by wenty-for years of loyal | featuring all the latest ie dN a jower, ia not comparable:to Beattie{“ Winiet Sineat la 8h6 normat,{ Wik Mik utter. any “Ineonveniance | and faithful service to eur pationt.| Godets, Lace Trims, Bottom eats, the Short said, becuuno conditions Inthat| while spring wheat Ix 83.0 normal LPRRR aNOrexiineesy teeemeec raat You can pay three times as much | He New Tunics; while they last joity aro non-union the report says. Spring wheat acre | if records show you have a} aewhere, but you cannot buy bet: | WELER | ago, howover, # 20.3 per cent above} range, you will be billed monthly] ex gontal work than Brown's Best | Burglar ‘ t 1 roek,| the 1924 figure, altho winter wheat | as before in Dentistry, whieh s you fifty vie Chia Ave, smashed the loc 1 the cory of} acreage has decreased about one) CYTY LIGHT AND Pow ER| cents on tho doitar. at. tedat, and Expert Watch Repairing | " | = Ms Bw. Tull nlat S., | third. 1, D. guarantees your work |_ Extract from Ordinance 48520, | cific Coast products on the menu} see 2 Wednesday night, They gook $76 in ‘General conditions in this region | groceries and cigavets a4 leisurely are ‘not so good,’ the report sums Owned and operated by the ic} MGR, BROWN DENTAL OFFICES made thelr wagpfrom the place. up, of Seattle. 108 Columbia Street |