The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1925, Page 11

pnIDAY. MAY 8, 1925 ple Shortage («<> y Be Error : Offi ce | | 4 eeper Admits Hef Might Have Made $1,587 Mistake | plerman Gieus may have made al aping error in a $1,087 ao. ot caused the grand larceny | alot his former employer Frank a and manage Joe Lucente, | sc Bf admitted on cross-examination, | * rity. Laren first blood for the de nia, accused of misappropriat fap S887 in riven Po] Italian tn ank by | ws t winter, Kas fouls Kastenmyer 2B ganyer testified Thursday that he | the Polet institution to faodter the money from Wyoming oa former bookkeeper for Po. f appeared witness. gubstantiated Kastenmyer's tes ams that Kastenmyer had never his Money, On cross-exam. however, he admitted he pitt have erred himself in deposit pe tde checks to the Polet account ea penciled memorandum of Memployer to hold them up until + BP te Wyoming banks had reported @ Kusténmyer’s account Mate scored heavily Friday » Bm iules of Judge A. W. Hawkins. we denied the defense the right to die proot that “Polet didn't pay © Bitinenmyer because he couldn't and that a run on the bank qj the cause of Polet's financial ent.” The bank went jee the hands of a receiver last Poevary 7 cys George Crandell Bagh Caldwell were also denied the dt to show by Gieus that Polet & Meee but two months’ pay at $150 from tember 1 to caving th demands of credi 4 month, Piruary to meet taken out by Mii all the money fayate consisted of grocery and/| rest of hin} Crandell also offered to show | bills | “Dad” Crippled, Hit by Car, All Well Now} THE SEATTL PAGE FREDERICK & NELSON i Cagayan =m PJOWNSTAIRS STORE Dopenchtble Goods... Economy Prices... Frederick & Nelson Service 11 SHOE BUTTE RIK K PATTERNS Notable Fashions at Low Prices in Women’s and Misses’ Dresses and Coats OTABLE, not alone for style-rightness and value, but for the wide variety of styles to select from, are the dis- plays of women’s and misses’ Dresses and Coats in the Downstairs Store, Charming Dresses at $15 Fresh colorings and charming, youth- ful styles characterize the offerings in this featured group. Tub silk dresses, lovely prints and the fashionable plain $1.95, $2.95 and $4.95 plaited and brim of straw braid is sketched. It is in a rich brown shade, at $2.95. Others in various colors of good quality straw, little model crown of sateen shades, with trimmings of ribbon and flowers, at $1.95. Smart little Leghorn Hats with brilliantl Practically every fashion detail of 1 Fiat at $4.95 i ) 3 colored band and streamers at $4.95 line and trimming is represented. At Many, many charming styles for girls to choc eye Many, many cha g styles for girls to choose $15.00. f rom. DOWNSTAIRS, STORE plain shades and striking stripe and figured patterns. The result of special purchases, Unusual value, Tailored and Twill Coats at $19 A tailored Coat of soft woolen 300 Pairs Girls’ Sandals $2.45 fabric in thistlebloom is sketched. A smart tailored model in two-button, double- TURDY, all - leather, breasted effect. Other Coats at $19.00 mre in navy blue ‘lish’ Sandals for twill, trimmed colored braid and ruched collar and cuffs girl Made on a com- in self material. Women's and misses’ sizes. fartahle - fitting last in DOWNSTAIRS STORE several combinations of leathers. Low rubber ei fi a month in payments on { heel. Considerably low- Bs house. | ’ er than the usual price, Shuace charges that Pole’ % 600 B Bl ‘ . ition was wrecked thru “in- % oys ouses 15. mors that he was going; 4.4) sit Pgs — ae nick (eke entead thre: thet FEEL LIKE A 2-YEAR-OLD,” declares Frank Howard, Ian colony by some mysterious | 1812 Minor ave., since an automobile struck him last Feb- G ’ Gi l ? S P ree last summer ruary and knocked his paralysis for a row of parking strips. rowing rls treet umps Frank declares his case is the only one known where an| automobile knocked a sick man well. He is familiar to thou- | HARTLEY P 0 p sands as “Dad,” the former doorman at the Columbia theater. e Photo t aY & 1 Star Staff Photographe BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER Oty Veg ,t | 3 for $1.80 S sketched. An at- UMP back to health by an T pling acroas Third tractive combination automobile! P. t ave. tha 4 Mr. How of patent leather and tan fee, ne lone exception mean' ard Wrida 6 bent over {XCEPTIONAL value CHAR- calfskin lacing and “sad- tens Child Welfare Work |: sue ne fa his: work wie in boys’ Blouses of MEU in navy dle.” With tan ribbon tie. : to Communism, Anarchy flaet Fede Lieepas Fr ~htend bly fine count percale, cord and brown, Low, rubber heel. Sizes : od ins lard, 181 rave good 20 t st auto ck me o: ed madras and woven- _ ‘ (ene 216 to 7. Low-priced at 181 ave. a 1ek my ocak > SP 4 Gevernor Hartley Thursday again | across the intersection 1 ave, | the 1 threw me 20 feet stripe madras, A broken SILES a ie s $4.50. fidet Washington women as fol-|and Stewart and also at the|I got up t auaortiient.. whith in- SILKS 38- al DOWNSTAIRS STORE fan communism, so-|#ame time and place bumped the | the owner rushed o' eh 40-inch widths. I . cluded blouse from * because 1t of Mr, Howard, | You much hurt? sald he. is j as z ossuee some out of 's ward, | 7 sae “ileal acke | Siam or chery of 3. te de three best maker All —RADIUM SILK in . r n’s re u rt sxeeptiol | whole man again! L'No, "I I'm not. I waa para 3 genyc4: Siakan, te collar-attached Blouses, dainty shades for C il (4 e- arter Ox Wbis inatigural speech Tast Janu-} Most everybody will remember a care ‘0. ba i with neat button cuffs underwear and cos- oo i Hi eatidds aia eae Aone mt rae. ones “ ed ought 1 Good assortment of pat- tume slips. En Mists 6f soviet Russia.” over the portals of the Columbis terns and plain colors. —COLORED PON At og Pair f The other day the National Child | theater, on Second ave acems to be to DOWNSTAIRS STORE spas ss ave conference asked Hartley to, It was “Dad” who always had a of hia three score | GEE in a variety of ; Wpelst a delegate from this state. |amile for folks, whose pockets in declares he is as | shades, O mercerized cotton in wide rib weave, with = i an abusive letter to heads of | variab’ goodies” for ex.|right as was like a ek, drop-stitch effect. In beige, tai, gray and black, sf Mualional movement the governor | plorin dyear-old and is) “runt round | DOWNSTAIRS STORE with deep cuff in contrasting colors. Sizes 6 to 91 that all child welfare work Paltruistic twaddie” and referred “child welfare gush.” was an immediate reaction @l over the state, the governor Foundly censured by a dozen tives of women’s organiza pite of this, the governor gave | Matement Thursday saying scores of letters of approval" | abusive message, but none ob. to it, had been received by while the national conference inted William Phelps Tot state legislator, as a to the meeting, to be held York, May 15 to.20 j ting on. the Hartley atti. | EF. Brown, executive recre. | the child welfare committee, here should be any Waitin to an etfort so humane simple is inconceivable to the | Mids of poor children.” iS inspired, from Hartley, the Fthat the movement “is sini: | communism, socialism and | “and that its prime object | down our civilization.” | AR-RIOT IN Pea Charged With Dis- | ty by Laborite May § Noisy disorder house of commons Thurs ht when Philip Snowden, | the mind of labor, charged Churchtit, chancetior of the | Alig political dishonesty. as defending the action | labor government. in which | the office now posnessed by voll Tepealing the McKenna by Churchill's taunts re the political motives of the | Snowden rose to reply BR easily understand,” he said, | athe honorable member M's incapable of under-| anyone who is capable of | | Moved by honest political con . rhea of withdraw” the conservative benches WAS adamant, deciarin ec «| Me would Adopt an attitude sim-| Churchill's when the latter 4 Withdraw an intimation Porking men would rather qual Mir dole than work . eran shot but | fi HERES MORE ABOUT i oo ERRIES | STARTS ON PAGE 1 & Houghton M6 8 and put on one Company's jine i M Operation July 1, ‘The signed by Capt. Ander- ® Peculiar type hull, of | will | | dent's consent | It is learned that the COLVIN WITNESS BELIEVE SCHOOL Thomas Smith, aged ex-convict, and, Seattle detectives Friday believed cofefendant in an arson trial, until)iia: say Alder, 17 old Broad: | |iaxt November, Prosecutor Colvin] | iio sahool student, who has| |took the stand Inte Thursday. He] hy ee ee ie Mtonday. had | said he saw them together in the} 2°e? ; Mi f wine fonday, had | anteroom to his office last October. ni hay is SaERTUN Ag ay | ‘They were supposed to be working oti b otter, of the for parolés for two men caught in a] Missing persons buread, struck @ ‘400 * hol trail Thursday night, when he gambling joint holdup, according to Fata eats ht, whe Deputy ‘Prosecutor Hammer, con-|W## told that a girl answering Miss \evinced his hopes of acquittal when} town like a kid. Can you beat when paralysis laid serg on his limbs, and he “Goose Step” Day Will | Not Be Held This Year ‘Mystery Surrounds Abolishing. of! National Defense Demonstration May §—There | defense day defense day or|the tember aa |some reason not ral Per-| White ASHINGTON will be no dness test next and re president another te as for mmending t prepar House, 0} shing and Secretary partment today refused to discuss | Unless present obstruction reason for withholding it |remaved, it will not be anation given for with November or perhaps not at all. | report from the pres Following last year's precedent H M idge may not when President Coolidge, in May, | another and the announced the September test and | departm Hoes not to authorized plans for it, the original) the chance ofa rebuff was to presi-| Whether the president to another and|from the standpoint of this time. it cannot afford jay from productive whether their is depart- ng publig ment’s elaborate secret report point | tary demonstrations, ing out. detects revealed by the + lant | not ay secure the intention inks | the announcement at country But what were described as terious influences” have { industry evidence of “mys | ened. | ¢ opposition to mill- | officials would crow Prosecutor Takes Stand GIRL TRACED Norton Arson Trial | ‘Girl, Bound for Montana,) Rebutting defense contentions that | . Paul 8. Norton, Answers Description | surance man, known | real estate and in haé never Alder’a description hid been seen on a Tacoma-bound Interurban Monday She was in company with a) ducting the present trial Simultaneously with the of closing arguments Friday, delivery Norton | Night man dreased in overalls, to Thomas Dupea, according| he filed two civil cases to collect the a passenger. $4,500 insurance upon which the) The girl and man got off at Fos. | arson case in based |ter. ‘The girl talked to several boys He names Smith ax a codefendant| there and told them she was going | with the Commer Union Assur-|to Mont on & Milwaukee freight ance Co. and the Automobile Insur- | train The boys, students at the ance Co. Foster high school, reported the Smith is named defendant, he seta | case to thelr principal, and he nott forth, "because he has refused to join | fied police as a plaintiff.” Smith's name ap Mra, Sylvia Hunaic ker, police pears on the insurance company pol-| woman, was to Ko to Foster Fri- | jclen to & sales contract as a_second| day, to show # picture of Mins Al beneficiary - der to the boys, to see if they could The case was to go to the jury |identify her : sbout noon Frid th sides} Miss Alder left her home, 141544 | had completed fir Nor- |. John st. Monday | ton and Smith are charged with sec: \@ - ates Aa ond degree arson. They are accused] A wealthy and eecentric Seoteh of having burned Norton's 11-apart-| man set aside 00 in his will for mont houseboat on Westlake ave, N.,| the erection of # monument to the last November 22, for insurapce, | memasy of dale Lavorite cat, ‘| Frieda Hempel Sings When ¢| Hempel, in which the famous Women’s Pure Silk Stockings Good value at 50¢ the pair. 89c—2 Pairs $1.65 Women’s Aitraciive Cee DOWNSTAIRS STORE OT chiffon, but a good weight, 100% pure silk, 17-inch boot Stocking with mercerized lisle Ch iff S f top and lisle toe and heel. t on carrs at . -§ 95 eet parte In several fashionable shades, B JAUTIFUL ombre colorings and a multitude of striking print- and lack. 3 S ed designs in the fashionable fringed Scarf for street and Unusual at 89¢ the pair; 2 pairs, $1.65. afternoon wear. Attractive value at $2.95. DOWNSTAIRS STORE DOWNSTAIRS STORE - BLOSSOM FEST TELL OF MILLS‘CREW GASH IS | Reports on Lumber Activi- ties Stressed at Meet IS OPENED ALL RAISED Fund of $17,000 to Send Champs East Completed Work of the 4% organization it preading news of production, ma Kets, wages and employment condi Wenatchee Celebrates jursday afte ‘ WENATCHEE, Woah, May § Norman F. Cole ‘On to Po epsie! | With a special detail a ted by Boy | man. He «poke to del tes from 4L The campaign for a fund of $17,000 Scouts handling the crowds, the We-| jocais of Seattle and Bellingham dis. | to defray the expenses of the Univer jhatchee Bloasom foatival opened here} trictn in the semi-annual district |sity of Washington varsity oaramen last night with a concert by Frieda 1 to the I organization | pleted, with the entire ) The | board meeting | Membership tn the ory during the last year, it | Secretar 1. Foe It now total erm a has been com.! nough p!| sum | | were | es to assure eceived a tremendous her program in a warehouse, ovatio held up wel large local fru t} was reported by which had been turned | Reugnits, of Portland. champions of the Coast enthusiastically continuing their into an auditorium for the occasion. | bout 10,000, ‘There are offices in| preparations to mateh their ateil Singing “Blossom Town," the offi-| spokane, Seattle, Aberdeen, ‘Tacoma inst the best of the nation when cial festival song, as an added fete! and Portland ; the contest is staged in June ture on her famous Jenny Lind| Another meeting will be held at} ‘Two hundred and forty volunteer | program, Miss Hempel was met with| Portland, May 18-19. Mr, Coleman, | workers in the drive fund disbanded storm of applause from the folk| who has served for five and a he Friday with the announcement that jor th Ne caplial, thelr th ey years, will take up duties as presi-!the work was done. Of the amount | Vacuum’ of visitors and the many friends of] dent of Reed college, Portland, | needed, $12,541 in Electri F ric . cash is in the bank; ES 100 in cash js in the treas the Associated Students at the who | June 1 sers of the song, | young hi the artist are the proud ¢ CW § SPECT NABBED ier $1,500 has been sent in| Not only the pleasure of neth Warner from other sources and $1,900 is eninge <r Following the concert the festival Libs tara. otrvallable:pleanekers aaa} owning a Washer—but the is continuing today with the corona for Hilma certainty you have chosen wisely. |tle and King county gave $13,000, blossom | and-tuve| Police Think He's Prowler | "2 counting the money raised at the tion ceremonies queen, the march of royalty parade tonight, ™*) Woman Saw; Other Thefts | “The whole state is proud of the isis cup petnainle crew sald Genera aa Di ¥ i —cieans by alr After a drenching rain yesterday | Taylor, looking up ftom the adding 4 morning and afternoon the weather} Reports that a prowler ha ven | hae TORR MRA vee ne oto fae _ pressure and suction—ef- "4 today promises to return to the/ trying to enter a hot Jack | handsomely bids 16: Wasi Sap SHOUER fective in cleaning and yet easy on clothes. warmth of the past few days \xon st., early Friday, led to the arrest | to get the masiey Patroimen B.| mom Alderson’s division in the fund | Tonight's carnival and dancing] of Emil Nurg, 47, by Secure your Easy today. Take advantage looting Palm apartment, Mrs. F. H , Clements Court apartments, saw the thief eseape by early Friday. Police failed to cap BIG VALLEY FAIR ball game is the feature event of ‘A burglar trying to break into tne} Rainier Club “Plans Enter- tomorrow afternoon, following the | home of Mrs. A. Cirshanov, 524 27th] tainment Friday Night famous blossom parade in the morn-|ave., was frightened away when the “All the fun o' the fair’? will be| ing. | woman called the police on the tele on tap Friday evening when the Rai:| The Electric Happiness Store! train tomorrow, and Imve been made to feature the Scotch Pipers’ band, whieh ompanies the delegation, in tomorrow evening's program. The Seattle-Spokane base. arrangements events will witness the stopping of | Jordan and W. N. Miller, Nurg was saising came in with the high total of our special terms, It costs less than every clock in the apple capital for] reer by the: officers around the land ne was awarded a silk top hat| laundry bills and less than your labor and a “timeless night” of joy j house He was jailed on an open as a prixe. strength. Everything is in readinese for the} charge. | —————$_—_$___—____ big Seattle delegation and special! Awake as a negro thief was | | ws 125 Down Per Week Every machine guaranteed. Our own special test insures that every Washer is perfect before delivery. For 9 years we have been serving Seattle patrons satisfeotorily, It pays to consider this in getting your Washer. z a window, | phone University Co-eds Civil ervice examination for jnier Valley Commercial club ens | Goon Hike: Briday eee ee eee ae BENJ. FRANKLIN "zcrRc den anne manure sr fare Sans, hey se ast ar Waa wena te ase” COMPANY fine ot in) Baomn. rian. 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