The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1925, Page 7

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1925 — ONDA q THE EATTLE STAR FREDERICK & NELSON PTH AVED FREDERICK & NELSON | Judge Quits T: ying Marriage Knots ™ . | Household Conveniences | ‘ ourt, Weddings Are Haste Is the Most’ eld Failures in ( Aaa ause for magnet Ae A pis" | DOWNSTAIRS STORE’ | LOW. PRICED (quicaco 4 ‘ Goede Ecomanry Prue Frode 6 Hide Sarin Copper Wash Boiler . Fi Vel ppe tel a ine Velvet Hats he { 1 unusual € *; Ir t 0. 00 pe val ie, made ol = ee vs F i" \ of extra heavy cop € we ' ar: ) No. 8 ny Mu fe ECTURING. one bey q No, 9 size, with the trimmings ays J OLKS COME To ME, 2 : d _ number of beautifu ‘ ‘ pe r MARRY THEM wit . tyle in a distinc’ i cover tdbeiees THE SAME ATTITUDE », ‘ " © group of new velvet : AIAG I pe juality velvet, featur Sink SERVED WITH 7 ing: Uimming of ap. : md TRIMMINGS’ plique flower in gold Strainer t to clergyn cloth and embroidery J 1 I . Attractive value Cc o mad h ) at $10.00. : Stee! of good oe : i me t : } 1 A Fresh Shipment of Children’s Dish Drainer and makes it } . wise, eaten, | PLANE CRASH IS Warm Stockings for silver, 151g b } inches in diameter. FATAL T0 TWO “Min fp.) \ Wie THREE AUTOS 65 I won eee 01 E SI; filo CLERGYMEN AND T - | Cc J gg oucer SPOKANE MEN | CHURCHES THE POW Huge Quantity of Liquor Is Nae Sc d , y VESTS TO MAKE. = Taken th Raid THREE-QUARTER SOX of wool-and-cot- | 25c MARRIAGE STICK) aken In Raids ton. Wide rib style, with fancy cuff tops. | s ‘ Arm i I JUDGE JOHN T, LUPE Tispee Gray, buck, camel and Cordovan colors. : | ; A decided con- y Flyers Killed When ~ mo . 7 | ; For girls and boys. Sizes 6 to 10. | venience, in prepar- Machine Falls 400 Feet | re Pee wy ing salads; made of ATTORNEY SHOT TWO BOYS HOLD ge cond s rege yee wea, alu : low- Bat wide rib style. In buck, Cordovan, came q pr ead ae i 30,000 SEE ACCIDENT " and black. Sizes 6 to 10. All with strongly 4 preg s a Noite he v t woven feet. At 65¢ the pair. Dive Over Field Horse-Team Driver Angered Take Rings and Cash From ; . . ‘SPOKANE, Sept 1 Two Electric Light Globes Ska When Auto Touches Wagon | Her and Companion |. * J Jo- Biya’ I Sui —should be replaced where needed, now 3 Kar uventie oys ersey uits with winter coming on. y a ny 7 ; 10-, 15-, 25-, 40- and 50-Watt Globes, for Fall, $6.45 : each, 27¢, I A ¢ Freictick & Nelion, Blectrical ‘sectlow, 1 near I er ana ey are aul ‘ MART little Suits for boys t F PON APEAINS STORE -T si atic | oe ed of $ Pkincehink welts | of 3 to 8 years. One- ¢ wo . Bas 1H of Eaal PRN aes scat piece styles with © button-on iN coee wal eee | aidbbely Hae tule ba trousers and fancy web belt, (A342) dent} Mira. ¢ a FORD ESC A P ES. and two-piece styles with slip- Oia E on and coat style jackets. All trousers are lined. ye) / "| Jumps Railing and Crashes Thru Window Glass tle were An unusually attractive va- riety of warm, serviceable suits. At $6.45. g loose, Monday as parked on the between Great Exposition Ready for Président Jumps Back and|" Holiday Crowds Driver Is Arrested PUYALLUEF corner of room of Fred Fvjoe esses: |League to Hear | Legislators Will gh ota h af 2h a B to ucke was badly Alaska Reports Inspect Kittitas at the 16th Weat- n front of autos CH, 1 Fair, which opened dent. wan er ; © thru a Y | “Alaska’s Development” will be the| 18 view of renewed hope that walk : <|mecting topic of the Municipal Governor Hartley will alter his op: > a stre ; : r un at the Tuesday noon luncheon | position to state settlement aid for | down on hin ‘ : 7 grr dagen University Graduate «- : of Commerce build: the Kittitas, a group of King county u Sager men ing will be addresse " ‘i " president by Is Held for icotggrd P Luby 9 , Ballafne and,S. Hail| !¢sislators will make an investiga: % j |tion of the project probably early 7 bg ena Ses cturer a .. t q STANDARD ©: C C | all Young, lecturer and trav-| next month. 4 ie IL OFFICER DIES Hurry Work on W. 1 went to the territory in| On tne chance that the special ses- 4 EAST NO: nissionary. He will de-| sion of the legislature may be called exhibits from thi 1 Ww | 187 cua arsenal MA dshibitces were bu By Al F er 1 heeler Bridge | f his lecture€ on “Alaska's | for November, the King county dele: all last arranging them for the a 1 f th board it 1 8 Recognition—A Histor]. | gation will complete its investigation show. t fataito hangs ‘of state institutions in October. ” nected will not interfere. As the opening day is free to children up to the of 19, thous The @ ands are expected to attend. bthe has been designated as and Enumelaw day and ve been covered CLUB ‘TO ELECT ‘ovement club apts to trim § ity budget will bo 1 "Pl early next Chairman el As the Budget n there would be an increase in the tax Ie school, kip. m A Ne anaeat | Bishop Addresses W ATER will be shut off on se Psat = ~~ Another Great Northern © udiag all of Wet: | FYE DETN TRIM BY CONDO | —AND NOTHING, MR, TRUG, \S More mber ates present the poul the Wednes y oth State, Go ttle da set for Thursday, and |t y is Tacoma day to bring tht 5 mills, poasibly as| <. w as 4% mills, Blaine said Mon eels i Malbec bua etaeh Ae ——— nl ae : PATENT, TO SVEN THE LEAST OBSERVING, 4 Ss Lo] y | b | ff "4 principal speak THAN That THIS CIFE tS A POIGNANT 4 : John Hatton K TRAGEDY, THE. FAGRIC OF WHICH PAIN a : | PUYALLUP a: iEtea Sfanatnt of AND SORROW ARE THE WARP AND WOOF. <4 F., welcomed the delegate Pi ; Premier Cat Show, with | —————— and Return er TN 150 entries, will be held HERE’S MORE ABOUT | OUTLAWS STARTS ON PAGE ONE j Beautiful specimens of ped \--—_—____—____—___—- igreed animals will be | |about a block and a half from the the last three days of the Fair Sat., Sept. 26 | only" Roun TRE in Day Coaches on Special Train Leaves Seattle 8 p. m. Arrives Spokine 7 a.m, Returning, leave Spokane 8 pem., Sunday, September 27; arrive Seattle 7 am, own home of Kilbourn's parents, Mr and Mra, C, B. Kilbourn. Just a |short time be he had been |talking to Kilbourn'’s father, re WESTERN turning to Seattle, officers sald WASHINGTON gy exe | Seeing the two men near Hewitt Jaye. and Maple st., he advanced to FAIR }question them, when Ward flashed | Jout a pistol and ordered the officer | to hold up his hands. 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