The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1925, Page 15

| ) tMIDAY, DECEMBER 1925 THI ATTLE STAR PAGE 15 - COUNCIL READY ~ Brin cipals. sin Grand J 1 Jury | Probe i BAILEY 10 TALK Old Folks Home Called — SUPPURT BAILEY —/ | Specie ress “for Me “Fire-Tr rr ye J rs Unanimous in Desire to Give Bailey Charges Public Hearing FIRST CASE IN HISTORY “De tad 4 Hundreds to Attend Meeting \ Baptiet oh Home Is Warmly Praised at Baptist Church Today Comment Withheld Because of Fear of Disquali- fying Selves By Leland Hannum might tall ‘ ee ' t ed Vaated ae \TTLE'S city | council ° ! Canad I ae a A poaatbillte of batts Chief Undisturbed Bsa x rig holly ow i m" start the first by Jury’s Report f 0} and t rent proceed- Soaks : ’ URGE CREATION ‘ take f uted against a OF CHILD COLONY prune : ' ; Deputies Seeking yf ; ; Indic ‘ted Attorney ared their will rant al ¢ ai that t » en of the Starwich Denies ffs Friday were Dei i Big eit | ware anid t ' ; Lax Enforcement] srching for Attorney W. A; Jong ft the ervices mr » Co. hem ad a As BEY. COUNCILMAN ROBERT ‘t ve Ss KETH ay SOUNCILMAN KB. L. BLATINE— Councilman 0. T. Brickson—"4 Ribbon Garters and A Christmas Gift Powder Sticks For the Friend Who Likes { Councilman Phillip ‘Tindall—"it Good Fiction ! a ne thine “foes amy: esciielians bs iN ge one new book, or two, but every “ good book published during the com- Mrs. Bertha Landes, 1 PRINCIPAL FIGURES IN GRAND JURY PROBE; No. 1, Mayor E. J. Brown, scorec | ing year may your gift to the friend reside "Tha ferred with by the jurors for allowing vice conditions to flourish in the city and who now faces ir | ‘who 1] a the YE Hind aitpane et eae cge popweaantte nent proceedings to be brought against him by , Rev. A. M. Bailey, paste ; a é ue rae aidan ae +8 a Daeg i 1 witness at the grand jury hearings. County Commissioner Frank membership in the Book Shop's Lending ~d by the grand jury in its report on political influence in county | Library i now t dence the grand jury) road bu g ff Matt Starwich, No. 4, was scored heavily for vice and liquor con- | COUNCILMAN RALPH p;| ditions in the county. No. ‘ County Auditor D. E. Fe suas it sete ove * the | NICHOLS. r 1 “tribute” system under which his employes paid him m y, t he j said. No. 6 i olice | i lon't want t but! Captain C. G. Bannick, who figured as a witness. Prosecutor Colvin, director of the grand | oe still my jury ; shown in No. 7 | } air ci 4 - t £ MR a G2 Fae aah | | anants i, condder mpeachins PEYGUSON Blames COUNCILMAN W. COMPBELL F ormer ok. <s Smoking Boards Toni ght | A Membership which provides for the fi Impeachit asa Se Auaitae are | borrowing of two books at a time through- { , nd q » year is $11.00. H vveatss | Ut Charleston Finals eal Gn ies a | to | rm ¢ J Frederick & Nelson, Book Shop, Fifth Floor i tcomb| QHUFFLING to glor j Jaffe and his partne 1 tiny | leomb Ss 7 iF Pats ther B n readl pet the! Ouibe i Girls’ Pongee Bloomers A Neu (ee) ae 9 payee > “Cupid’s Book” Is Fountain Pen Source of Grief Has Your Initial ewly-weds may oO Kook on Its C ean ees iee ak fhe aaictane Its Cap | SPECIAL | ee Auditor Duncan E. Fergu ESE nconene J | v for... , | SPECIAL Jones and| attaches aclaoos piibs | te laavertib ene $1.00 ICE enough for gifts | y been tho basis | and well-made of i 06 em Che neler on ELF-FILLING Pens, | 12-momme Pongee, | | Thursday under charges these Bloomers for girls values at o. Th har i in two sizes. are unusual Both, in black o1 Ye Olde Time Fri Cake | _ this tow price. terra cotta. T is Ye Olde Time Fruit Cake that has || Lower Tire Prices They are strong- Are Now i in Sight |: STNch Oda. aE awe honored ie area Te- ly reinforced and | i ci ION, De The B ‘ freshments at holiday | time nowadays, | ruffled at the knee P Al | j € 1 the re ring; long models with | just as made-at-home fruit cake reigned excellent gar- Jeylon, an a Rete mand : ; clip. The initials are at- | in days gone by. | ments for school- ae otor tire prices in the| ry with tached in a moment, | Yo Old Time Fruit 'Cake js) made in girls. oe Ligne ‘ mi our own kitchens from an old-fashioned Sj 16 p) . il): te wasannounced officielly. Thurs Moana z a when. you purchase recipe that calls for generous quantities sizes 83 to ’ en S 19 ey Ya e || |day that the export Umit of 85 perl brides and t ets who. had ob | your pen. Special, Sat- te Thu ey une RO ERE Oat BO BOOS Epecial, SEER > || | cent would be lifted for three m eg | aint ean s to wed and copies ier urday, $1.00, ae as welcome as yas a $1.75. S e O : Witertinid 2 1 ious sizes, at 85c pound —areeerihe Nelson, | Y ederick & Nelw Girls’ Section, | Suits and Overcoats Meciaibroaubick ou soni ! NETO Scone eh el no sage Is Tabled : A ‘ nya taat rronm sn jrentei||| - -LL0W=Priced Offerings in for gener work In thi night at a moe roads and bridges committ | governor's program named {000 as the maximu 8 nually on the rv ’ \| ( 1] { for. Shis; of cane tion work, Rete i} x 2 Persons Killed in $1 0.00 a | Mississippi Cyclone bnn., Doe,’ 4.—(By v.| These attractive Table and Chair Sets | ONE DAY ONLY of road ey waa abled ae Children’s Furniture Regular $60, $55, $50 and $45 Values 0,000. | Table and ent an | 300 Blouses SPECIAL | | | | MEMPHIS, | P)—A cyclo truck the outskirts ¢ : . . . { | | lof Yazoo City, Miss., carly today, | are painted in a variety of gay color comb | | These are all taken from our regular stock; the lines ‘a path of destruction about || nations) Wach®aeb ie desoracedswith nuts | ri broken, but we have all sizes pte 2 46. creatty paca of ee w ene ite | Marg iRMeaARAR? oe GwaPr Uablgna doaclen Andie ah wegen minds neronalenyes | \ a uits the stout man wil ind a_ splendi DR, ©, A. MARCUM to reports at the office here of the Chairs; low priced, $10.00, the type used in high-grade shirts. | Meer ee HC llp You must have a thorough p and Mississippi Valley rail. ‘ : see ‘ 1} examination of your eyes, y —in a number of good-looking pat- | | ps This should be done by an ex. Wires were do to Yazoo City i\ h kr robes vati aed < || Remember, This Sale Is Only for One Day, part. “Hho citing of the trate . by Dike Fa NE ( Rocker, 4.85 terns, in fast colors, | | newt te ea Mar um 0) ti al C } A scrap heap ts mado up prin ubstantlally woven of Sea ~—full-eut, well-made, with — firmly- | Court lit I 1 tat Y S The ¢ plc 0. Jolpally of debris, refuse and toft-| Grass, this scomfortably pro sewn pearl buttons. Jourlesy of Our Credit Department a our Service |) 4 fl deer’ olive “nites oMteCthe a | shiahed ig Reales ak ‘ 4 wid ; ia {| The Home of the Heat Tebbeale cg abt ae Aw | ah ‘ : a satan! % ages 6 to 14—special at $1.00. Hy | | ceptiona value nt this Second Avenue at University Street | 2 50 | ; | pico, 4.85. Hroderioh a Nélton;. Becond atnon \| ° | The high morat tone of eollege| Fradatiaavd Rretoehes bit | Glowses on Karth | foottgll wit. remain sat us es 4 TWENTY-FOUR STORES | lanaat ieadera ean! he vouth Moor FROM. COAST 0 COAST. ® || 917 First Avenue ‘Peailonal \} (Catablisned 1908, Near Madiaon, is | SN a i | Daddy, bring homo ono of Holdts k € pumpkin ples!—Advertisoment,