The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1925, Page 9

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THURSDAY, JULY TH Former ChaplainIs Now MAN KILLED BY(R...- 1 ‘ @ Head of Ad Association FALING STL Races Dea oe, FREDERICK & NELSON Advertising People Have Interesting Pas PAGE 9 ‘ 4 : "University Senior Crushed = FIFTH AVENUE > TREET—SIXTH AVEN and Present, and Great Future in Seattle SteetePlant | oar nsbat ek Ait: saa, oun STORE HOURS 9 TO 5 O'CLOCI i Ww ‘ers § is Vi any " . . ‘ C as + moantaal thet ot Deus Ferweabon Friday: ACLEARANCE: Broken Lines of | ‘ cn coal SUITS -COATS - DRESSES Miss I GS gus waver W vpnicoet nd hia foreman, J, D = - h , rs ; \ \ ~ ; J re ét thalicee ware he se ate . . aken from Regular Stocks in Our Ready-to- a eave ' for ; Batts ea ink cant a TEE Qcpediars. eS potted aieehe Bins Wear Sections and Marked at Reduced Prices ng tlie, conde tat Gaeta 187 Suits Reduced to $15, $25 and $35 ‘ A lees pail oett Two-piece and Ensemble Suits of imported and American ' John J. Cuddy is advertising ot : : tweeds, Kashmirs and twills, in black, navy and bright Ker of \ a in yO Go. r colors, Women’s and misses’ sizes. ka about Red ¢ »| Make Final Effort eth He MCA | mat? Save R. Scott 167 Coats, Reduced to $15, $20 and $30 Funse tt Topeoats, Wraps and Travel Cape-coats of tweeds, light Kashmir fabrics, Deerona coatings, twills, plaid fabrics, in black, navy and light colors. Women’s and misses’ sizes. Britain Coal Strike —_{{%7,{is stems, Atiorneya saw Rikely opi luly oi 1000 te seinen eet 165 Street and Afternoon Frocks, Reduced to $15 Beaded print frocks, Kashmir and novelty fabrics, in light, dark and bright colors, in dress and tailored styles. Wom- en's and misses’ sizes. H. C. Williams and the : | telescope which he is trying Jail Woman for to finish before death takes Borrowing Cash | him. Alle to have bk $1 age | (SECONL ,OOR) Bir Japanese Boy Wins diet restansant at € Os] ac ates station KGW, often hear Highest B. c. ‘Prize ARRAS SRe He aM cole eee Ain geesemereeyrreem tetra eect SILK REMNANTS REDUCED “se Mission Bell soap “ | nity ng iy into the nig en | | seme lengths (14 to 3 yards) uf both light and dark colored France lolinea” efore ath ola t - She's att ome fe " 1 . ‘OOD nite ste are offered at reduced prices. Included are: her name. Her br helps, in | / re poe 3 Crepe de Chine, Suede Crepe, Flat “Crepe, Crepe Satin, Bengaline, Los Angeles. | ' Pye Velvet, Printed Crepe and Figured Chiffon and Georgette (all in 40-inch q eee ‘ ary Eel” O0toe last iding at: Banta ( a de width.) Walter Burn, Pacific Coast rep-)the } Te cate hay Fis pte Calif gee ? i ative, An an Newspaper} tho « Pa 8 ioe yank talescor : ; Taffeta (36 inches wide), Tub Silks (32 inches wide), Bordered Crepes Publishers’ assoc Jer be si pg eed oh : may | stars and Pussy Willow (34 inches wide). RIAA AAA Man and used to t Pigg doe i i ected I eee He's a newcomer ; : I but :,Man Charged With agence ae * 1 harat aunar urgiar siieths | HERE'S MORE ABOUT }|!s#leated by qu to restau-| Sede Set { MST ay W ATER wade: ; ' wit ikon : 43 High-grade woolens, all in 54-inch width, at reduced prices — including Angeles. i 4 4 ota’ ‘ aiae ing” tie s t laun Plaid, Striped, Bordered and Plain-color Flannels, Kashgn Cloth, Poiret 4 —i|l op, . > PACK ONE “ : iry, at n A t J Neg ‘an t] Anti F it || STARTS ON PAGE ONE than two]; A Gaon Bad oops Twill and Coatings. ntique Furniture | °--— S > was sw to by Deput j q oR these’ aumpbyiae | wramsedtue ssa Coolidge Likely to Propose Bome imported French Woolens, 46 inches wide, are also reduced in of k b B 1 Jot bu that goes I I iD 5 a en y urg ar t gualitied Gan $500,001 ' price, 1%4- to 3-yard lengths. raze tas Sh aay per pope :000,000 Reduction sii mi Frederick & Nelson, First Floor fe aay ».| Spouse Bootlegger, parison of pnceal She. Ch - BY HERBERT LITTLE ee MLR ON e arges in Suit Pilea Malt Cucrempenden') upport t any a that Mi OTT, M 2 eee | tleg and t t koe Ll A * t t yet oot, | PERISHABLES ARE f cee Boda ates é aM 1 ry RL ro ‘Buys Newnes to |Open Garage Aids GENERALLY “UP* ie karte ges 4 rae i chee sicerge Ea | filed Frea| payers probably will be annowr — His Cartoons! Robbery of Truck mre higher «4 t ant} he alles iil fare. ha lodivde? Ga od eee emt ST. CHARLES, Il., July {By| Early morning prowlers entered weck and two weeks ago. 1 . ‘ b ‘ wu: . in September for W | I Les husband of | the ze of Peter A. aleve truck on peas aro quoted to the re. | an r 16 | ington Delora, Ar heiress to the John | driver for the § a : oe ae fn trouble ompared with 3 to 4 cents aj #vo since left him Genator ( ae | aakiavedt hiesrieur’ ambition ad | F 8., ifled | since the’ big dam was bull | ae us y *! Dorothy Ellingson, Awaiting ; en — wfibepod eaeeelt ie os cae iivery: teu okscre tan Sten aaa UNSEEN HAND WILL } - pane | ry Sra oat he be ¥ Murder Trial, Baptized Jay he be ner of the |Of merchandise. The loot consisted P Horas 6 = Z i will enable ¢ : St. Charles formerly | of several boxes of expensive cigars, GUIDE K a8 PARADE rune fe re, Eri . fr ) cents, Car | 8 BORE ABOUT r * ure Jul y 23 owned by Miss Lina Paschal. Les-|cigarets and fine c: oS ae Phugaprasic sree pi to 7% MURDER mittee of congress ter, who started asa newspaper car-| The garage was left unlocked all THAUCISY STREETS |l cuter teasers tons, soon noses n the are Be fateh oa ace te |b Ae 11 forthe slay- toon in Chicago, will supply all|night. “The thieves Broke the Iai - ‘ Wedne: * president Is expected to set] -igious faith, it became known to- 2 ‘i of ‘ these items does the e much higher than thej 4. . } thru downtown § le will : aie seg ° ss | nd hin | $300,000,000 he estimated in June,| ~" ee : urt Shee ; i receiving an| Jun At the girl's own request a cour guided and controlled by | | increased e. One fruit man} but | so that the committee will recogni | was issued allowing he who will seo none of it. I tas bad ! Whiivadae ¢ = t Peretti fener ‘a rtd lrreed ay < as Now! . wh | Gand 4a to aid Thur the was no over} ange in uation and act cell in the county be the first parade re ee exaes sate pa jou but that produce had 1 be baptized in the Catho- | history to be marshaled by tele- hs & “ up bee ‘. been r ing too much and ha s will permit Mr. Cool-]yi. church. ne adopted this faith | horde 3 rt of the big Jk slp Nte hie mE Bag sa t gure tha pe ess tle > Poe handle the monster march, |/ ONSERVATION WILL ae 4 the commission men Na ay de aI ome weeks while a patient at | pil a branch” exch: (REMOVE TROUBLES | f . vy t tS the Napa state hospital. oe yigcam And hero it might be 1 arKe in butter and ' sur-| ‘The ceremony probably will take | t Third }the councilmen the k u 8 "i [Place at & id building. at. Tire " two comme at n expvcted. lithe Rev, Father Drachman, chaplain Parade headquarters, with a bat- || the tho water shed hnd rag eked ger | c that “tax reduction” | (ex jail, officiating | tery of phones, will be on Pier 1 supply as they know C6 aL Uhews Sopdet thse hey Epes ZX 350 All- Control. phones will be locat way home, and if the banker who|t"4 ® “t be equently pointed out by i‘. i at Sixth and Pike, Fifth a looks after your investments ia « reac io ne r 9 oboe Mellon, whose adviees snow} 5 Untyersi Third and }dilligent as they appear to be, you | 2 pia dig ype’ pebgs cds a Jor number of returns Third Madison, Second jshould get good Interest on your} ” rhaaad rah din " and larg inéomes © reported Marion, ird and Jeffer: money erpaciey os iy In the empty | when t x rates are lower. Yesler and First, First and Ur ; However, this does not mean th hs specs oe AO « shell of the ce. The | It has been practically determined, Becond. ax ke, Firstand Vir- ody is to take off the nozz! chiws:. Wy Renal ter again a had passed ent! thru An-|!t was undertsood, that the admin- ginia and First and Madison of his hose and let the water run fa ae siain, ‘ a sit a pa Pek b re abele’s head and was lying at his | istration will favor and fight for} - ae oe pes Observers will be stationed at || This is the dry season, and Seattle eee ny Aucune & SEORIE | oe }a maximum surtax of around 20 per St season cach of these control posts. They |} has been growing rapidly the past rise to the producer rant called the army officials.| cent and will not compromise on Charge He Looted House, | latest creations— will report every parade move few years. But it does mean that | CH AP cl F irKeOn, as ward | anything more than 26 per cent Ment to the headquarters on the || with ordinary conservation of water| LOWER, 18 CLAIM Moore, examined Anabele and pro-| The present maximum ‘Is 40 per but Was Surprised, Chased 112 were $19.85 pier, where a staff will plot the |jand no unusual mishaps, that Se-| Two large packera agreed | nounced him dead | cent 5 238. were $14.85 movement of the parade on huge || attle will not lack for water., that certain cuts of beef and nearly A detachment of police arrived, wenteeechee _Alloged to have been robbing the ‘ charts. | Lake Youngs, the big natural] all pork products were up. But they} lowed by Detective Chict F ‘airmount Dye WV orks, 39a | SPECIAL Thus the parade will be in con- ||reservoir, 11 miles below the in rted that other cheaper cutajnant, Captain of Detectives W B | ji ave. N., Frank Pappas, 37, was i trol of the marshal at all times, |jtake on Cedar river, is a project| had been reduced. | Kent and Deputy Coroners Wm. J | surprised and chased several blocks | He 1 be able, telephone, to || looking to an Increased water sup. avery y wants riba and loins,|Jones, Frank Koepfil and H. B. I by three men before he was cap-| transmit. orders to any goint || ply for the future, and with proper| they claim, so tho law “of sply | Kennedy. | tured and turned over to the police along the line of march. }management this work should be|and demand operated to boost the| ‘Tho first step taken by the au-} Thursday morning, q ‘i completed in ample time price of these, which has been com. | thorities was to question the mem Pappas staged the foot race with| - pensated by a drop in tho price of| bers of the sailors and marines ; eee his peaaday': ae fen he cheaper cuts. “Kat cheaper cuts"|company, camped at the ran Wife Asks Decree; Balks at Peint cesta Syaraen ae is their suggestion to those who] Miller and the other soldier, who} ¢ at 0 Sey ey " . , WAIT IN erplaln. taw the death car with the salior{ Lonely Reindeer Ranch |atter a tively fist tight. | q | Broflers show an averago increase| in it; Lawrence, of the cab com - Ho mUrrenderdc, and slg taken to| 1 AND |to tho producer of a fraction of a und Harland Eastwood, who} Out of the cold, bleak Northtana, |th® city Jail, where ho 1s held on an} |cent, but the retailer pays from 3 saw the death car, were to] Thursday noon, camo a strange tale {Pe charse. | to 6 cents more this week than last,/try to identify the navy man,/of marital difficulties, when Hazel NORDS I ROM S as nearly as can be ascertained About one-third of the number of | C. White filed sult for divorce from Knights Invited to an , Live hi were quoted Thursday | sailors and marines were downtown | Thomas H. White, Alaskan reindeer e HALF YEARLY morning at 15 to 16 cents per pound|on liberty Wednesday night and | rancher Kansas Club Picnic} 3 against 16 to 17 cents a week ago.|none were missing Thursday She alleges cruelty from her elder-| Knights ‘Templar are invited to} This recession in producer price Zastwood, who is 17 years old, |ly husband in that he “hasa reindeer} the 20th annual meeting of the Woman ‘ would not seem to warrant a rise inJand the son of a soldier, said he}ranch jn Alaska which is about 100] Kansas Sunflower club, to be held Will $10 Flat Cre e j pork producta to the consumer, saw the Imousine, with threo men | miles from other ordinary homes, the} in Woodland park, Saturday, August Want ° Pp . HOTE Hh NOT in it, turn into the road to the|trail to which is closed by snow or] 1. Will H,. Barr, president, an- At Dr ' RAISING PRICES range shortly after 9 o'clock. six months of tho yeut nounces thd toa cream and coffe | Yeast esses * yop “Ita location,” she adds, “lack of | will be serve and that here may f a Inquiry fated to disclose any Mrs, J. W. Penlx, wife of an u g One g ) @ Season's latest models ata bi ies marked tendency on the part ot} army sergeant, who lives near | ccommodations and its environment | be a barbecue. In shades of Gold, Season’s latest models at a big saving! y 10 par 7 are such that {t Js wholly unfit for me ! Ss isl Expert fitters t erye yi restaurants or hotels to raise prices| where the auto was found, said a y " % panish Red,. Tan uxper ers to serve you, to visitors. All extra accommod: that shortly before 9 o'clock she |® White woman to live there, But START SU NDAY CAME at a tons in hotels have been contracted | heard a shot and looked out the | the defendant has inkisted that this] After the opening of thelr co-op: hi Bark, Peach, Blonde, 4 S . ] for long In advance by the Knights| window Just in time to see the pn oa stee wih him taste ae ee ned Sate qua Hen e Rose and Green. Some lace trimmed; others straight, pecia Seavert at ‘He anise pbb LS Ge Rl at shite vision for her.” Campers plan to-enjoy outdoor moun: | circular skirts, and apron effects. Many with single and } Vacation vations were engaged, Some hotels| woman get out and start wall Mrs. White asks for no alimony, Gini (CLUS ese thecamp [} double jabots, Also a large assortment of two-piece \ m will increase thelr revenues by plac-| Ing up towards the carline, away Dut taka custody: of her f-yearold closes on : ensembles, ing more fucats om ane the rifle range. doug dy a formen inarring ISPEOT 1 \ Oxfords Ing more, eves, in a room and] from the vile range’ Sturn of her forage mac, INSPECT HD LW ceee tee ns ; s arg emul co per po wtoctive Ly re ‘ ithe comele 4 fied by AR bin aye re 8 aged in the tu: 5 D> In Suede, Brown, Gray, Blond and Black. son, it is claimed, print expert, wax only abel to find) ZN? a A uaa eycataa pAlb tera gioel a rt cemr | | ES SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND § SATU RD. AY } Unusual values. Priced at $4.85. ai trad Nee i a ied i Hien DN oki i ieaieat oa ria : Lake county, Wis, have fond it] Guaranteed better than any $2.00 Hose you ever w a Knly ‘emplar, engaged in listing|the morning's ostigation, 0 ban Ae aay Ae { ; *ge sossible to Inspect tho poultry flocks PURE SILK—IULL- ONLY ONE To a SANDALS—ALL COL reserve accommodations. in private} stated that he did not believe it was] Jointiat Charge Is Soe Serna TUIEA SICRDUEBOWIHE FASHIONED ONG utOMtne i ree 0} ORS residences, is securing listings at|a print of the dead man's hand. Fil d . th fork. ; All Alt " ‘ p J x Jakovi fh | UP the regular cattle-testing wor! eclave i around $2 person a night, with| ‘The fact that a stream of. blood lled on Ja C. JOut of 1,082 flocks inspected, 168 5 mi Siren i $ 1 85 breakfast in many chsea at 60 cents} seeped thru tho floorboards of the Arrested by police, Loule Jakovich | | flocks were found to be Infected, Hal additional, Some, the committee re-|car and fell for a hundred feet bo-| was charged with being a jointist in| ( ports, seem to think their rooma are] hind the car led police to believe that] a superior court filing by Robert | RIES NO BOTHER | worth $5. Thoy will only be called} the car was in motion at the time ot | Macfarlane, chlet deputy prosecutor. | upon to furnish shelter in case of an} tho shooting and was later stopped | Officers hold a John Doo warrant | much as ta generally believed, Often COME EARLY AND PICK THEM OUT! omergoncy by the murderer after It had trav) for an alleged accomplice, sald to) the ropellants used aro more, harm- A fow hotels are reported to have|eled some distance have alded Jakovich at 519 Sixth)ey) than files, If repellants are | 9 \offered rooms at $8 a night during| Anabele lived at Whito Center with fave, 8, July 21 properly 1 they should soon be} the conclave, but residential accom. | his wife, Hather Anabele, ‘They had 1 tho repellant Cows are not anpoyed by files as WALLIN » AND | fotlowod by wash 4 modation# at one-fourth that figure|one child, a girl, Nadine, aged 4 BLAINE PIONTO TURDAY | gauses accumulations of — sticky, i will effectually prevent their gouge, | Anabele had been employed by the The annual Blaine plenic will be’ gummy substances whieh are more ] ual i it In belloved, A fow roataurants ca-| Lodge company only about two} held in Woodland park Saturday | objectionable than the files. CAPFAREL SH P m tering to spenders will ph a sky | weeke He was formerly a driver] afternoon, This has been a regular) iimit on covers, it 1a predicted, but |for the Queen Clty Cab Co. Ho has| yearly event for moro than a doc:| Are you thinking of going on a tin goneral ordinary prices will pro-}a mother and father, living in Tas}ade, All residents and former rest: little farm? By watehing Star Want yall in the more moderately rated coma, three brothers In Yakima, and| dente of Blaine aro invited, An ats Ads you will find a large variety to establishmenty , other relatives {a Mt, Vernon, tondanco of $00 or more Ia expected, choose fromy TWO STORES 1422 Second Ave, 4333 University Way 107 Pike Street

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