The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1925, Page 7

AY, OCTOBER 22, 192 THE SEATTLI rAR PAS 7 FAIRCHILD CASE inenmcs Se rviat WOMAN HIT BY!T? Test Ovt tow. DENNY REGRADE | @NOW IN COURT STREET GAR PLAN I$ UP | FREDERICK @& NE LSON VENUE—PID PREERT Bro Convicted Man Confused by Fog, Steps in Dexter Ave. Extension’ Big urge of Perjur . faces C f erjury Front of Trolley , Feature of Discussion i Pars DOWNSTAIRS STORE | Dependable Goods Soca Prices—-trederich 6 Ndson Serre ee eer eg Soe TD URGE ACTION: ena 60 (Only) 36x63-Inch PLAN FIGHT ON. » ONU' APPROACH TAX SUITS So mn imeem lsc | Axminster Rugs ; the cA Petition Cauncil 1 ppored to t ’ Prosecutors to Aid Dunbar, itecrison st. smith saa a tego 11 morning that the . : ¢ in Case Against Railways by ve ar K. 40t 1K 4 t j Special ‘ Each ‘ » University Grad ee : Finds China Wild : Ay Proy ft a AVY quality Axminster Rugs in 7 attractive patterns in gray, Charles M Univ t|! " py , inc thent My and mulberry colorings. An unusually good value, Fri- | ; 1 a i ‘ cording ts cuimate "| Naturalization of Also 14x24-inch And 18x36-inch | eds bgp Sniokag | | SIR ee 2 mout to $148 German Forfeited ; “ at * © | HERE’S MORE ABOUT ) $180 ‘ Be i wart tuman,enae te! BOND FRAUD | sos es sew mre f Coco-Fiber Enameled Is Due to Long Dry Spell, ‘%,.%* Pro" ; gio ag Whee spied : eat a Says U. S. Engineer > whh Du t f ay ’ e an be prepared witl | Handy for placing in spots where unbar By Ao aa “ \ oe : as ve, t \ aa. A 1 door mat or two when rainy day there is an extra amount of wear. Box Paci! " Uy | aps $ arrive, sturdy Coco-fiber Door Mat In kitchens, bathroor and other a Union | he sald 7 Recs ees tha , ; are specially priced, Friday, at 65¢ places. Bre d green colorings, r ‘Four been filed by ¢ ; Police ‘ , Must Explain a fe ‘: and neat patterns. Special 15¢ each. no GR te $134,415.84. in taxes levied in This pers CITIZENS OPPOSI Weird Coincidence a ith t al At me ‘ « A n of F FE r t at while t 4 ¢ pou : 1 seve , . y ar < re May | of S STOP gyi : : Amundsen’s Ship Consider Change : Toe : |B. between N. 4 Nod che in Court Fight in Vote Rules «« < k CANADA T0 GET 1 Fea Ge etated finies in’ the'l intindsat of potca vied at the Thiry Improving, dah tadlicr olin iene Phe zh. it seaunt thesia SA een eth Physicians Report "side Seraiarasiod abies Se DOUKHOBORS eres ese ene | nee tae Rossi Is One Step Stowaway Arrested on Ship STARTS ON PAC Jjattio ; Nearer Farewell) May Be James Burns |. y vitignt was wolemm 1 cs i Grand Forks and made pla to the abode of th Mad Douks pleased at my “Yor Y pull the bd f the! pi 5 Wwe you had ain |} them?’ I inquired. “O yod, « ." he replied with not show of satisfaction; Hoe roof a an who com “ Dresses—made to = Ae j sell at $18 and$20 CONNER | 2 " “SAYS... And here’s how it came about. Our New York representative found a manufacturer with one thousand Winter Dresses which he had made to sell at $18 and $20, but who was forced to sacrifice them for cash. No one retailer could buy 1,000 dresses at this time, but by our plan of co-operative buying in conjunction with other Western Sena a e | er: Pedestrian Lands i in 1 Hospital Hen yr AL RUSSIAN PEASANT , had University Has 33 Fraternities ‘ eS CSe AST ATES FOR Phone Rate Case) [ec a repos oa ave | Knights Templar Ritual for) Decemt Drowned Detective and their > that of the} ey of the West December Jeremia Nete | ies ‘ *RGEAN' TI - * 2 Unites oki atti a eae fj merchants, we were able to secure 100 of A. Ru Peak eg date caer A! h omparatiyely hese Dresses to sell his marve : ¢ ed ir ie Sound, thes resses to se é § I ‘ous Pandy drowned in the | Soun |Manager Plan Is ese esses to | at this narvel Us he hearing OU Goan abi ag gr sce Chie Metall hove ectared to Hit b K ed price. And this same selling event will | iifal and ritual of the K Tho little farm had : y beruar A take place this week-end in ten different WOMAN HIT BY AUIO plar at the Sco cities on the Coast—but ONLY AT hen the! at 2 p. m. 7 1 ave. and} o¢ the polico who are member moon, the} the Knights Templar will ac ck dow0| jonorary escort at the funeral, In CONNER’S IN SEATTLE. fre. 1. ¢ torment will be at Washelll ceme sil plan Flares and cape-back styles as well as straight-line models. fan tery, under the direction of ‘the|* Passing: from the Cat Neots Kdueationar| Blacks. predominate and most of them have long sleeves, o be m Home Undertaking C | went on to another dwelling, much | Y cafeteria Wed-| making them ideal for street and office wear. Wools, Vel- veteran Cana-| smaller and evidently newer ———— | J. Ww. Dear HERE'S MORE ABOUT |) dian Pacific ai COAL Beet p.m. ‘Thun STARTS ON PAGE 1 resident of the| vets, Repps and Silks, and combination Dresses of Velvet ym Bate Federation of Ua jand Flannel, Sizes 14 to 44, extra sizes from 46 to 52. expr 1 his opposition to id 118: ata Old iment plan for bringing a ase Add pws ‘locity manager government to Seattle uy vt é el CasStrickon Man CO NN E R’S A MAZING s casted CCHVeRSugHIaT a Fights for Life’ Cc O AT VALUES t freight | MAN OF HOUS from the | PALKS FRE rtaking parlors, at 3) We r First Quality Guaranteed SILK HOSE into another room. mo out presently, followed b *, 1. Darling, 72-year-old pioneer, k in the elty comptroller's office ARTHUR L. HALEY : other | ¢ 6 iL ‘6 and you and lat > ‘come § si y jed under th | wife and youn, n me by gas A i 3 A not seconds ‘ 18 hauls tO ee Prom: the ork: wets an: aged cou wife's his 4508 Sixth ave, N, W Have meant a big saving for the hundreds of All m thread sill Ms full se lary, at 2 jand me | We morning, was reported happy Seattle women who are now wearing them Fratiohad.stintoRatatate Senikoen 0 Frankly stating the object of my|to have a hance for life at with the greatest pride and satisfaction. Remem- if not entirely, satists visit, 1 was treate with equal] the city hospital Thursday her that we give an absolute guarantee that you Elsewhero this. quality 4s sold who see Darling recovered consciousness ; ft hrs " ‘ : ; a < achleveme Wednesday, altho weak, cannot duplicate our wonderful fur-trinumed flare and apen ae without ome who 1 } ., * Py i nly ree pairs tet i of the lttle colony and eager I slightly. Hoe was the yictim model Coats at anything like our prices. A won- Bitesi:k hich the denler is lo-| expound its doctrine of religious | of a slow gas leak in a stove con | ' derful selection at his} ey «.| Permit Issued for $1,500,- | faitn While primitive in many re-| nection, whieh gradually fh Hn | 7 it all seemed very whole.| house with gas. Neighbors rescued ia Young Men's Busl-! QQQ Mossy Rock Project |iome. 1 vadn't found any meen |i when they became, Alarmed ‘nt | $1485 $19:85 $24.85 $29:85 rib badn'e | pk | tion of a Garden of Eden. It looked | hia absence | pve sonia ome ; ti OLYMPIA, Oct 24—(By U, P.)—| moro Ike a well-tilled Chineso gar: | ho would be A permit has been granted by tho | den 7 haan’ oon anybo ay x | Packing Company and up to $75 Per Pale } t | lic engineer to H. W ot ike dam or like ane mim truce state Hycraiille. Onaineet ee il oertalniy there wore 70 Fined by Neterer oice gand FE t Monsy Roe mM 1 impound ght tempt sure food and drug laws In the m ie esas sate trea | ee Paar |S oa ne meat a a eta a 107 Aeale Yet tb me $1 50] This ia the firet of four unit Ap \ make h malt r i) $50 by dleral ge Neterer Wed. . for deliver ne for which al plied for by Crozer on the Cowlitz, | liveli for so man No| ne lay ‘i & Co, and thal Pike Between Ist downtown dealer ver st, tho} {fhe cont in to be $400,000 and| horses were used, he Alaska Herring and Sardine Co, pald and =and «Aves: '¥ local dealer han a bunker and the project will develop 9¥,000 horse “How do you plow? ked. fines of $160 recently for slinilar vio: railway delivery” Webb added. jower, "O ladies, they plo he ans Jations, TEES tteeaeneiantissincliteitaen