The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1922, Page 12

RUSH PROBE. “ mesg ag on ) be tmaren =P Pet Pat P ROOF CRASH Arrests Are Expected Fol- fowing Inquiry; Death List Decreased to 95 BY CAR GROAT | WASHING Jan, SL—AN | “Are you prejudiced against people | the powers of the federal goverm | Who go to the mows » Sunday tn PD grant will be exercised to probo | stead of going to Wan oh the Knickerbocker theatre catas- other 4 H put ery venire trophe, it was learned today at . » he ¥ nivint department of justice. e tty ten < Mrs, Wilkes wears a 6 1) gagement ring, but 6 w oeg negligence ‘to y Rye drenk WE: bale Got i prosecuted, Al ‘ trimmed with ‘General Daugherty bas . " Ore selected no far . shoud Far the executive depart. | tic All denied the and the district government diced if it developed that the Quite a dramat Joined in comprehensive inquiry | ants had “a little cher t house, | Od when the names were cho Malo every phase of the disaster he fire today claimed that a careful k tak te or Poheckup had decreased the death list pric 95, that several errors and dupli- | ents ten't Treva ett _ Sations had been disepvered thing?” he invariably asks Bixtytwo of the 144 injured still | cussing the case " are in the hosp! Bix of the best y and navy con. AVestigate eatre for noone Was re current that concrete the walls was in a crumbly state " » r . that reinforcements were lack-| penalty was . < © remarked this opinion a ference in| t o thin fan't 4 Phe report of thearmy navy ex |chambers with attorneys for both | Ue Will be placed before a federal | sides and ri Riere, which already has) ————— dan investigation of the case. A Coroner's jury has been impan- and will siart ts inquiry within]} HERE'S MORE ABOUT HERE’S MORE ABOUT days. Loca) building inspec | he prevailing opinion of eng Such as Col, Charles Keller comisiaaioner, ie that the | STARTS ON PAGE ONE || STARTS ON PAGE ONE it of the xnow on the roof would have caused the roof to cave in Weadly effect if there had not! maximum vibration occurred at 5:22, other there hag been enowfa Some fundamental defect in con- | immecdis shock, |@ trace at some points « and continu : where snow usw , Meanwhile, the senate today | The scier t elieved there has been a fa WAS expected to adopt » resolu arthquak ir thon of Senator Capper, Kansas, from & calls for an inquiry by the y direction Ban commit ee partic Jo reports that a ring of Eicon Eugene Yok Sis las ’ with local building inspee- | No Damage eporte : er ee nen potting EUGENE, ad 31. — This _ — iin Rae a c ’ yews experienced 4 real earthe quake |’ ition 1% mort inx fare igtvies light sleepers report they were = d and maddened city, which to. VIEM P r oa m, but K all was quiet ‘The work is progressing | damage because of the danger of a which would bury workmen “The hospitals had no new deaths |" night, x South American diplomats today Gttended services for Mine. Virsinin hae Siaeidd|' sister of the Guatemalan te Ff Bianchi, held this forenoon by Two Earthquakes the Guatemalan eration an: — Two Catholie church, a here | been done. amd the sen [ond at § thie morning. Toe seen CONTRACTORS lentire town. and “Senor we Buried i. eg Ang > dient _ LOSE A tepid, ed in ju : oa peeing Jan, $1.—Senora Cited States, who died in the Earth aataaihi at kerbocker theatre tragedy here. be buried in Ventura, Cal, it Chicago Recorded (was-announced today. Cate ‘ SRE Gaiam ated fa: Vancouver cig cammna at fa aa 3917. . placed at PORTLA) tremors reported ere toda PICKFORD CASE "3". IS UP TO COURT ©" 3°": |» CARSON CITY, Nev., Jan. 31.—Ar Other emnograghs in the Grea Paging that everybody in the Mary| lakes dist . ret Chamber Industrial Was happy, excepting Attorney 6: Rigkfora.Owen Moore divorce ¢: Scud cis tha anette Bureau Is Elected eral Fowler of Nevada, in Mc mu EeMab, “Little Mary's” chief counsel, John Krem Placed the matrimonial fate of “Amer. |°t . fea's sweetheart” before shock court of appeals—the supren a Hee of the state of Nevada. wMeNab charged that Fowler was PYemmendous Quake |». attempting a “sratultou gome action without ax ding Shocks Registered du preeedent at law.” WASHINGTON, Jar © he case, which is an a " the decision of the lower c Tuled that the attorne ‘not legally « party tay taken under advisement by the su Preme court. & decivion is not expected before Ptwo or three month» Two New Courses ire to Be Opened °::: : Dork 5 ee ee red Worker Loses Both by the University Extension wervice, he age Hands in | Accident $y to begin tis week. On " February 2, at 4 p.m. Mintelligence tests and ache a8 Anont” will be organized, in 1044, a sembly room, Henry buildin On Friday, Yebruar ™., a clasy will be organized in “« temporary Nterature FUNERAL SERVIC Ida Coral Ky ‘women to « old rush of '97, will day at the Home Undert Mrs. Ryan, with Wer husband elaims on Cheechaco hill and Bona ma creck. ADJUTANT Mtarters are being mc Armory to Americ on, |Made "7 empo-| somewhat, but w Maurice Thompson's of , 4 the selene ated in the Macy b ets i 1 te¢ its re Green park t © wa 1/778 miles | turbanc e, ” Berkeley Rec WANT COEN NAMED) Pronounced Shock aan: Earthen i IRISH CONSUL HERE Felt at Cleveland jn “yobs hogy se 1 Signed by the representatives EVELAND, ©., Jan. 31 lent ibratio Of five of the largest Irish fo. ler hquak me of the most pro-tby the veraph cieties in the city and by Bishop | \* nm reee ye y cord: lof California toda BK. J. O'Dea and Acting Mayor . yo t . aph a ‘ a. m,, the m lasting Tt. B. Hesketh, a request was sent | |Isnatiu The nec of the record to the parliament of the Irish ordir ther Odenbach, chine was th out of Free State Tw y for the ap- }/earthauake was app r ing the readings difficult to polntment_of obits Miles. frum. Cle n Southert.| aceuratel Irish conmul to ttle. Mexico, or furthe t is puldisher of the n a em Vreemen and has long been 1} first metive in Wibernian circle here. % a. ™, ale until 8:29 wine NEW DELAY IN ‘CIVIL SERVICE. | ‘AUTHOR : FORT, SHANTUNG {wene's wore xeour CLASSES HOLD NEW TRACKS 10 ASpeaK Ar s¥? ISSUES SETTLED EVERETT CASE oma - GO ON 1ST AVE. STARTS ON PAGE ONE é t , ; Arms Parley Chalks Up Two ~ yell ; ‘™*\ Council Passes Measure in toe Docial susie at Te sete caiye noe oo the do. | oa He Preparation for Paving |"/'2". , « ci HY AJL. BRADPORD ntitled to tw " re pa th ped , ; 2 ia ae = a igi a teil in te te al at the friendship gut li be Tass Sienenton, program will clone 1. Completion of the five-pow eee calm Miniature Brewery Suis ass so ge —— city meine \Simirt ita aya) Ie Seined in Raid pap tk ends aiayte et beer, a pirite, | day nip eo Tom orate : ‘an | priation bill, carrying approximately, and there | pro jon. Hin bail was t $500. |» 4 ; ; rans’ bureau is given ap nm than dur Aen a ea ga I Bi ah $27,000,000 and the INSTALLATION SERVI or | $22 net tke and| United States shipping board, $1008 open itn cane) Rev, BE. A. Halles, new pi The ’ < nil oO he | 060,000 Jian it is possible Madrona Presbyterian chur ag caty will be | tr ng of evidence start be | held in the chu , ios s contractor to discount the elty bonds 7 emston of jfore adjournment thia evening Wednondn eallty & subterfuge to permit the in making hiv bid. grounds that thin » Women’s Mannishly-Tailored Top Coats Remarkable 50 ' For Spring - Values at and Summer MARTLY cut on mannish lines, yet with feminine trim- ness in their folds. Well-dressed women everywhere are | searching for Just such coats as these at $15.50, which is in- cides tik’ Chines deed a low price. er ee te 4 \ ‘ , Unlined for summer wear and in dust-defying shades of and that the « tan and brown, two flapped pockets, swagger belt with a buckle or buttons, and notched collar. SRCOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE A New Garment! TheCorsiere Bae 234 Combination Corset and FATTY’S TRIAL| Brassiere $2.00 While this new departure in corsets is especially adapted for athletic girls, it is a garment suitable for dancing and hours of ease at home, Made of soft figured coutil with wide elastic over the hips, which gives complete freedom above and be- low the waistline—shown in sizes 32 to 40. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE High School Students’ Valentine’s Day Is Prize Essay Contest Coming Soon! | Arbuckle Oftered High school students, have you sent in your This year #ou will find Valentines $2, 500-a-Week Job ng eto ey in a delightful array of PORTLAND. 1. 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