The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1925, Page 7

TUESDAY? JUNE 16, 1995 " > SEAT! 5 TAR > BURGLAR FIRES ; | f j Verati Joy té Bo: ©, AT WOMAN las ‘Bob” ‘Jones Now Judge Jones; ‘but Orie? to His Ma She May Bea Bit Over Wrought, but Pa Gets | a Little Tast® of High Life, Too 7 (on -: FREDERICK & NELSON She Surprises Him in Act of Looting Her Home Discontinued Models of Smoothtop Gas Ranges a SHARPLY REDUCED BY ONE OF THEM VEE i « 7 1 |G" ’ Mrs ¥ r ° ' ny aN ts | ‘Course, v ‘ . pe ‘ b " f : ’ ALENT TWO Vulcan “Smoothtop” Ga A } ae ‘ EVERY DOG IN Ranges, which are discontinued models, have r THE NEIGHBORHOOD } ; ‘ Bir been she reduced in price, thus affording ar opportu to effect a worth-while g. They all have the oven heat regulator, and give | BORQUIN GETS 1 the same dependable, efficient service that ha } M made the ‘ oothtop” so popular. PIFLOW CASE oon asentionally Wneprieed $8500 Ped seein eh ms 4 WwW. Piel I L fo gee 1 nd Ah. Stoves may be purchased through our Sudget (Pay-Out-of-Income) Plan. 1 fis t m he : - Bection, DOWNSTAIRS STORE N c ~ . p ———- lerv for } A a t ps preju filed by Pi mat N ad ‘ | : FREDERICK JUDGE ROBERT M. JONES, sitting on the bench in department seven, superior court. pas Mauri ice D. Leehey presenting Judge Jones with an ivory gavel, gift from his former office | z | Continue Taking of lox. SUOWRECBANEED | Dench | Then we all. went Gown ¢ TRIED TO THROW Oe |], ——— ak | F IL Fil inca es weal 4 ) 4 JIMMY A ROPE : hd ata ogging Lm | Jones rece ‘ . «a neni and bs tere Maes After that I bea Y a4 the | MARSHFIELD. 0 ds and opened ; ; # ; 674 ards I gu OFF - i pot : aaa : te Bin eed ce ore sont Terry Cloth si se |To TSR S o EAAR O eee , REDUCED TO Negro Held After when R. D. Jone ble” wan | Ald cred. the ath. Later "Aft i axe some,| There, there now, it's been 7 59c Slaying at Club tal i ia YARD EVERSIBLE oh NCR “A 7 Me Terry Cloth dra- brok to a ‘hundred : peries—pattern print- The was not in sight Wy Na | ed on both sides, in t t | fa different colors. sacar F | Stripe, bird and floral A s A | we designs. Very desir- t 1 able for Summer cot- yay from yo' This pt tage use in draperie: is portieres, couch coy- a eae Y ers and the like. 36 “pera F ; + 77H sinches wide. Reduced | There’s a Coat for Every Whim At This Unusual mead PEI ( HERE’S MORE ABOUT one Florence Low Price be saeetniipons a ieee “t FAMILIES Japs Ready to Send a shales to China Lx ON, June 16 + Rumors of wor 9 HE woman looking for a new Coat will find more than a mere handful to choose from at this price. Every price advertised by the Florence Shop carr ies with it the greatest variety of new fashions, fabrics, colors and sizes that this up- stairs value-giving store can possibly offer. This large selection of new Summer Coats at For Dress $ Q 0 Abed Wear | wear offers more than just variety. It repre- sents a coat value that any woman will the latest flare-up in the © civil war, wero seen in the e department advices that Rus- ¢ military were largely g to & Pekin le for the capture of Cane Express. ton by General Yang's Cantonese sirous of install- | troops, ween $4,000 and $6,000, the ex-| < the normal rate should | with a strong an It is possible, however, that some nt, and for $6,000, four | foreign tinge no report that the|of these were mere soldiers of for= ndard Ojl company is withdraw-|tune and without, any connection, om Gen, F s territory added j official or otherwise, with the soviet committes and leader strength to this rumor. regime. It was pointed out that the plan group, pronounced eantime, Japan has ordered four| Canton military academy 1s staffed | eaee aged American, long ar favor of such a scheme to-| warships to prepare for a dash to ely by Russian instructors and nt of Manila, today was atta day, He and others believe it costs} Shanghai, according to a Tokyo dis-|that many of the officers for the and severely Injured by a band of about as much to collect tha tax on | pateh pan still insists, however, ! Cantonese army are furnished by Miguel Corr separate | this institutione Information that Russian military advisers accompanied the Cantonese : s given to the state depart- t by Consul General Jenkins at on. He transmitted semi-official run ty | per cent | Senator Smoot, chi | senate finan of tt an of the| is to pay $851,000 or alm half, If Kennedy's opinion t auditorium program as Iiler project will be auditortum = b adjudicate the MANILA, P, 1, June 16.—Martt tho the the married man’s $4,000 {income as wer| the tax amounts to. » messages report the fer- amongst atudents continuin & movement on for a boy | uppointed Ay eca. atcliee fom tie atiack ki sacl Charge Booze Sold known and Wood has ered an} Only to Students | : | y to University of Washing |, WASEINS uled to go on a sympathetic strike eda. nono: won durl 7 y by that the soviet government a ¢ c medal of honor, won dur ton men and co-eds and titat neigh: | *t di = there jand ‘in Hongkgng. Monday. | MACHINE | [Hoxer rebellion while he wa y: NOR Anon an eave Bie ot ae Jing inthe aS eer ee tudes umbled out of his = TRIO. KILLED BY (CHURCH N SALE _[ BeBe MORE ABOUT. fh. ie “aginat oor Detwt TONED © | INVENTORS proprietor of the * go Boy's WASHINGTON, Juno 16.—The Playhou 3 : American Baptist church at Wu contained in an \c STARTS ON PAGE ONE Tho charg’ Chow was' stoned by a Chinese mob, fon. holds the congress |These popular Washers’ on easy terms. Some new and/ 7 . 7 », Dress Coats Information filed in Judge Dalton’s| c1CAGO, June 16.(By U. P) peeghatei is fae pe ¥) 6 appreciate at the first hyo r he : some used, | eYeryboay “saw wealth ahead for |court by Deputy Prosecutor Dunn | oreo. men videasfawatenian bpiigad | Tekela cr tin ihe, Tate ao of Twill and Charmeen and smartly $ 00 $ 05 Joversbody else sed to tn ony OMY: ‘ rE eee es ltes conte a ae lored Coats from the popular mannish ma- . . | Children are ca o in sev-| PES Cultnee tates jeral Douglas Jenkins at Canton, J Oot hE eral t entiot Two of them are BONEN PER WEEK |r duns, One shoots a apot of| Reward for Capture | Tako advantage of this oppor |i Just death at. the fly; the other tunity ta select your machine, auld death at the fy: the ov! of Pantages Bandits | ; cei (eid ne ineldent took place last week, TiVo, PA WER WORE RE a Jonkins ‘said, adding that the mob n when the drills struck a gas | t. ‘Three men clambered to}Mid not follow up its threat with terials come within this special grouping. flips out Wh 898.00! tter on the end of a spring,| Pantages theater Tucsday offered | |, Two dropped.to the floor |*Y a lors, 65.00) 7 Hauid death gun is the inven | $260 reward for capture and convie. lof the pit, overcome by the gas Anti-foreign agitation ts continu- 125.00] tion of Walter B. E. Kirsten |tion of three robbers who took $5,000) Wit sion, tire adepartinent |tng in Canton, Jenkins reported, earance Jale o Baan Ee eeetting|trom theater meneengse near he) War Sikora, fire department |S xy anid tid police dapat anadian Bank of Commerce, June | The robbers escaped in a | number of very good buys in this! a coaster wagon that can be | machin apart and rebuilt Into a se With an emergency pulmotor squad | and “it now $72.00) merry-go-round, a sled, a traper of the fire department, he climbed; Will be re: 150.00 /and gosh-knows-what-all | into’ the pit’ at once, Before he| Jenkins | Prof. F. K, Kirsten, of the Unt ASA g REER TM ENTE could reach the bodies of the work. | still urgir versity of Washington, has a stump) HERE'S MORE ABOUT: || men, Sikora fell to the floor un-}women and children, to leave for | pullér on exhibition. He is to talk and othe pl Never shown In Seattle bef re) k F IRE ie Just on the market, hursday afternoon's s**sion on 1) | ineering MRequirements in In | $165. 00 Value at $147.50) vention.” STARTS ON PAGE ONE Commerce and) ad tho fire not been discovered Copper Tul W. lL. Jones on Aluminum Wringer, Inventions’ y Prof. BO, Bast-lyy ares, Mower at the time eo did r . 7 ‘ i | . Only Concert in Seattle Cushion Wringer Rolls, » U. of Wy on “Applied En-lfing it, fire inspectors say the tl by Dr. Merlo J. WI8ht-}iome would have offibarl #, Daken, U, of W., on|*he the victim of spite | works Kast Pino Street and Harvard Avenue | ELECTRIC COMPANY rescue the two workmen, Arriving |as beginning to function again | y that order a} 8. |heavy traffic on First ave, These two large groups of Summer Hats priced at $2.95 and $5.00 for A! clearance, are really unbeatablé for style and low price. There's a hat $5 00 . for every type. Slovene The Upstairs Shop That Saves You Money | Also see the New Handy as and died. Hongkor ¢ aimed, not at her, but at the owner Tureen nnd Tnventorar gp [ote house, red Crooker, who Wednesday, June 17, at 8 P. M. “rhe new organization is known as|left several weeks go with his 108 UNION OND STORY . os f ily for a trip to ne | ‘ te for sate at Sherman, Clay & Coy Third Avenue at Pine x, @ National Association of Invent: |family for a trip aia ie eat beet Waahlmnsons Hestan th 64. Ben Jing Norwegian SECOND SEATTLE | CALL ELI io Its convention will close They won't’ drive ime out she Amerion Line, 019 Second Avenue, and at the entrance, Ha AND UNION (WASHINGTON, Thursday ovening. About 100 aro|said, ‘Tuesday, Mrs. Moser will priibibaie 1106) .6180, anaiaes in attendances with more than 60]continue to live In tho house despite 1 F i CEE 0101 0 aivviny, ity partly ruined condition,