The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1923, Page 6

PAGE 6 FREIGHTER IS OFF SAND B AR After b Herth of P eles f the stra f inbound general ca from day and procee apechion at V A m'New York with w tur ared he ar Air Squadrons Bomb At-| Clifford tackers. in Fierce Battle ded t dock f ivices received } MADRID, the Mec Milwaukee ¢ day) with aboard. part of her cu The PacificAlaska Fisheries Steamer Redwoo 4 here Wednesday morning and will 7 to the Todd dry vert Qccording to shipp! wilh igo her ok f g reports (CHARGES GANG KIDNAP E D IM HOLLYWOO! ar FAREWELL TRAGEDY NEW YORK, June 6.—As she Waiting at the station to say far to @ son going to Alaska efine Campbell was grief and died in th Take Vicks;on Your Vacation Nearly everybody uses Vicks for cold troubles, asthma, hay fever, catarrhortonsilitis. These are inflammations of the air p: But we forget that it’s just as good for inflammations of the skin or muscles. Take the familiar blue jar on vacation and try it for sun- bruises, sprains, bites, poison oak (poison ivy), cuts and scratches, STT, June 6.—While Lake vens neé sterday, James Brooks, 1% of E. Hartford, was drowned, to resuscitate him w failed. Young’ Brooks 1s th json in. the family to te dr while swimm His brother PoRusB | his life in t ame mann 17 Muston Jans UseoYeamy | years ogo in & Skagit county wim here ar-< ar son Brooka, lake yenterday’s There w The only other contest with Almond—Peanut— Milk Chocolate Bars Honestly splendid to the band Elghty ing breezes | but Made~ Goes of | |. DETROIT, ty |tate of the | Milk Chocolate Wi one this ny ine ‘ Wrth il Ais Copyrighted 1223, by Eline’s, Ins, nent lot NILE SHRINERS LEAD IN LASS |Best Patrol of West in Big |! Washington, D. C., Parade | heat Seattle Shriners long for the cool- | unlike most Ithey refused to Jand in consequence are particularly | popular today. | yalued at $37,186,5 ace |the inventory filed in probate court | here. or n amount 29,343,235 | | aisty of 50,000 ho D | Bros. Motor company z de lthe estate is ma p ck tn | jand foreign, according to the inven. | | rH Y orty wan valued | St ; | we 3 mad rious other enterprises, SPANISH SLAY SHRINERS NAME HOST OF MOORS: IMPERIAL GUARD Ireland rival temple tunt” the oth leading ty, Ia ers of the Went Sioux C urn gre offered, but temple to Seattle was the baby Ben All of Sacramento, which had a| chanter corps in a tion and patrol and which He of Seattle reached near 300 ot Washington, iffo Consters, about | Estate Is Valued at $37, 186,5 588. 48 Mich ate H 588.48, $29,343,250 con Rosaia Bros. ANNOUNCE THE FORMAL OPENING of a Branch Store— The Olympic Floral Compan THURSDAY, JUNE at 318 Union Street Mr. E. C. O'Neill, Manager Extending a cordial invitation to flower lovers to call and inspect Seattle’s newest and most beautiful Flower Shop. Quality flowers and service. A Flower Gift for Every One on the Opening Day Honored; Kansas City for 1924 the prostrations madelim right home, | es in the Dodge Remainder of up of stock in both local [ BOYS aes Washington | of Tacoma, and Roland W i Mra. Roland W heir parenta by Chinese band Tientein Puk Major Pinger at a ert Allen, Jr, 11 years old, at FS Pinger, ra and boys lat tour in ¢ two boys 1 tive an ed Thursd: lothing, of HERE’S MORE KALINA STARTS ON PAGE 1 perioualy | | cane fined a hat |yourself. Two | Next "You're | tina hats 1f you arguo.| case | sighed Ka-| oul intpint iplomat,” ou but I What?” "YT dida’t Kalina say out anything.” in search And of | went a OIL STORY STARTS ON PAGE 1 been struck in the various wells.” “Remember, these are the civil © paydays here and the bo; aya come tn after pay * Big to Bache in one of the low wrote take a of their pictures. was instructed to raph of a “shot” there and send the here is 15 the well and tho. shot ought to make a good picture,” Bigelow wrote. Firemen’ John A. Hand, 2511 Tist ave. 8, H. B. Tomb, 1816 lith ave, N., and C. E. Aldridge, 1204 Sixth avé. N., ‘were paid com- missions for the stock they uated their brother firemen ‘to nell are indorsed as prosecuting witnesses on the state’y complaint. COMPANY HAS NO PHYSICAL ASSETS When the firemen sent their rep- resentative East the promoters with drew from tho firm and left it en- tirely In the hands of the stock- holders. But the only physical as- sets, Hammer says, were leases on some property in Kentucky held in the name of Bache, who has since transferred the leases to others, leaving nothing of value. The three men have been engaged in promoting the Mexican-Seattle Mining Co, and have offices in the Perry hotel, Hammer says, where they were arrested. The specific charge in the complaint charges the three men with advertis- Ing that all of the proceeds of stock sales wore to be used in developing the company, and that the officers were to be pald out of tho oll pro- duced, whereas they took heavy com- missions, estimated at between 310,- |000 and $15,000 from the receipts of the stock sales, Just AshMeHow JoRestore Cray Hair Thavo > message for every | Srey hares person, and jerowith Invite all to wri mo, I will send each o} {he complete informati for which there tn not sp: here, tonothor with freo trial bottle of my famous Re~ FREE 4 storer which proves every ‘Dial Bottle word I say Is true, Mary T, Galdman's Hair Color Restorer inn't & new preparation, still in the povimental stage, I perfected tt many ZIATA Ato to restore my own gray hair yoauso I would not use crude dyos, My Rostorer {# n cloar, colorlenn 11 pias clean an water. Nothing to wash o| fub off. Restored‘color perfects mo atraak= ing of discoloration i" any light. My patented Free Trial Outfit proves how easily, mately, surely graying, faded or Gincolored hatr can bo restored to its original beautiful shade, MAIL COUPON TODAY Bond taday for the spec! fie patented Free Trial pact a bottle of my or cima ng the comedic | init, Ind oi Hae th | pron la nis HE pomible, one Jone alock of your | te your Lott ‘piss peel bar nage oad brs MARY T.00LOMAN SOT Goldman Biden, 81. Past, Minn. Pinger, of Berkeley, aon the McKint ling with an plete feet of oll standing in| ‘LARGER HOTEL p ) ENGINEER DIES t AKEN IN CHIN: A R AID IN AUTO CRASH Tolch Crushed to : Companion Hurt a Deatt r BOY VICTIM OF left, son of Major and Mra Jr. 8 years old, Cal, who were morning of May 6 Uway Une. Major vy, Philippine their parents ¢ hina when the Robert Major captured wi son of near LAncheng. Allen is stationed lands | Edward Pinger, party was captur forced, march to the bandits’ lair rve-rach perience four days, being | shows them wearing Chincee -| ay after @ ne al well treated for HERE’S MORE ABOUT MERMAIDS STARTS ON PAGE 1 ndais li, ATLANTIC CITY Fi the N, J beach 1 irst bathing udm season have sppeared in ed to attract as possible from cover Anide ncy Tul-towards ern have ided. to #hring bathing sults as modest as poswibie insofar ax their Pirations to conceal corned, costumes little at what they from a Tut-t heirogiypica, don't do ap make tw as con: w are NEW YORK, . styles at June 6.—Beach New York's resorts will run the gamut from 1888 fo 1923. Long Beach is display ing the scantiest and most fui surf attire, Coney Isiand f. quently features the anklo length skirt of bygone age. They attract more attent than the one-plecers. Manhattan and Asbury park are in between. | kk ly lor ia NANTAS Masa., June 6 ~Landiocked mermaids may wear the so-called one-piece bathing costumes with a short akirt effect, dropping weil be. low the hips, so far as Nan- tanket beach police are concern ed this summer. Girla must wear their stockings, however, cee WASHINGTON, June 6.— Washington's bathing sult styles show a ‘wide range ‘thix year. Conservatism, symbolized by skirted suits for men and women, and stockings for all women bathers, prevaila at the ‘Tidal- basin, the only beach in the city proper. At Chesapeake Beach, a Mary land resort much patronized by Washington, the only rule is “tet your conscience be your guide.” Dp th a a WILL BE BUILT Directors of the Hotel corporation definitely decided Wednesday that it | iy the wise financial thing to build | the larger and moro costly Olympic | bot C. J. Smith, vice president of the local Bondholders’ Co., said “We must and will build a larger hotel. The plang have been drawn | for it, the steel has been ordered and shipments start this month. The | United Hotels Co, is the largest ho- tel corporation in the world, It owns and operates 32 big hotels, It has returned an average of 20 per cent to all stockholders in all its |hotols, and it has never lost a dollar belonging to any investor, This com: pany is willing to put a half-million of its own money into the operating. company for the larger hotel proj ect. We have decided to have the larger hotel and are simply asking the bondholders to approve the plan we have outlined to secure the ad: ditional money. CHICAGO, June 6.—Wage in. creases and return of time and a halt for overtime and Sunday work are under negotiations between repre. sentatives of 64,000 members of the federation of shop crafts and threo railway systems, John Scott, secre. tary of the railway department, American Federation of Labor, an- nounced today. ‘The roads involved are the Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul, the Southern railway, and the Chicago & North. western, ‘The scale asked would re. instate the pay in effect before the shopmen's strike last year, Similar negotiations will be opened with the Northern Pacific and South. M pa fe ne Gq orn Pacific shortly, Scott said, m tn\ Messenger Killed; jw nevercly motorist, and disappeared after the accident, | |Election ib Ondine’ on action in restrain the election was issued by executive matter, GAS ON STOMACH © BISU MAG tain correction of dangerous stom- ac de confuse with commercial magnesia, HD and got the genuine AUTO ACCIDENT More Hurt in Crashes and ashed truck driven yan | Coroner ah He al recog: H an released ¢ was turn k to enter nd had mo. Loop was al, but was ved there. He was} Harry G, Loop of the 6 Trustees Co., with] h building 1 Barton and Mima| h of 600 Madison st., wero} injured Tuesday evening hen they were struck down by a who failed to give his name, son of to the girls, They were} ented at the city hospital, W. BL Aker, 1529% First ave, was} nocked down st Second ave. and] culor way Tuesday afternoon by an} uto driven by V. C. Welde, 1007] Stewart st. Aker wan bruised, cording | by Supreme Court | 8T. PAUL, Jun The Minne-| sta state supreme court today or- ered the special primary and eleo-| ion to fill the weat of the late United | tates Senator Knute Nelson to go An absolute writ of prohibition| reventing the district court of Ram-| y county from taking any further | injunction proceedings to} he higher court, The supreme court held that the} istrict court is without jurisdiction nd that the election {s purely an OKLAHOMA COLLEGE MAY HAVE OVERALLS AS OFFICIAL DRESS TILLWATER, Okla., June 6— Overalis may become the of- ficial dress of students at the State Agricultiral and Mechanical college, Geo. C, Wilson, new presi- dent, indicated today. “Take the boy out of his white collar and put him in overalls and then he can work to his best ad- vantage,” Wilson said. Wilson, whose first official act was banishing ancient languages from the schools, has other radical educational reforms in mind. ‘The installation of a model pack- ing plant where all phases of the industry would be demonstrated would be a valuable addition to the college equipment, according to Wilson, “Where crop experiments have been conducted on vest-pockot garden plots, I plan to expand them into acres, “practical demonstrations the theoretical is my for the college here,” of greatest aim SOUR STOMACH INDIGESTION HEARTBURN Instantly Relieved by RAT NESIA IN 5 GRAIN TABLE AND POWDER FORM BISURATED MAGNESIA th agnosia compound especially pr ared for the safe, speedy and co a h acidity. It comex only in the orm of five-grain tablets and pow- rin sealod blue packages, Do not ‘ik of magnesia or oltrate of m guin, Loole for the word BISUR 1 DRUC IsTs: HVORYWHUR.—Advertise- ‘opt MAN INHALES Will Probe Death of Grain Dealer“ GAS AND DIES BABY PLUNGES TO DEATH from Au mea thru the win and was|s shipped kine last year AFTER 33 YEARS WE QUIT! BIG STOCK MUST GO We have but a short time to dispose of this big stock of fine merchandise. Cost and profit forgotten.. Only one idea now is to quickly sell out and close up. FINE SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN $25 SUITS| $35 SUITS He 914-85 es $91 -8 Pairs Pairs WHIPCORD SUITS $21.85 Pants Pants Conservative and sport models in regular $40.00 values. Men’s $22.50 Suits &" $12.85 BOYS’ Two-Pants SUITS ue” $7.98 Two-Pants SUITS is" $5.98 $12.50 Values $15.00 Values BOYS’ SHOES $1.69 Limited quantity of heavy all-leather Black Shoes worth at least $3.50. Sizes 214 to 514. BOYS’ $1.50 KNEE PANTS 69c W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES $4.38 The factory. stamped sell- ing price of $8, $10 and $12 shows on the back of every pair. Men’s $4.00 Heavy Work Shoes $2.38 WASHINGTON SHOES $3.38 Washington Shoe Co.'s Tan and Black Dress thoes; regular $6.00 values. $1.50 Genuine B, V. D. Athletic Union Suits cut to,.....98¢ $4.00 medium weight Worsted Union Suits . $2.50 Cooper's Union Suits ... $1.50 Balbriggan Union Suits, short sleeves, only. $1.00 Balbriggan Un per garment ...,....+..49¢ OUTLET CLOTHING CO. 121-23 Occidental Avenue Just a few doors South of Frye’s Market “Share in the 4% Earnings” Income Plus Safety . Stock in the Puget Sound Power & Light Company is 300D INVESTMENT, for earnings, provide ample margin for dividends, and behind your investment is a $10,000,000 utility organization serving essential needs to 247 cities, towne and communities, With your bellet in the future of the Pacific Northwest goes belief in the Company, for during almost a quarter of a cen- tury It hax more than kept pace with the growth and Progress of It} wide territory and today, to meet the present and future, its f efficient than ever before, Preferred Stock selling to not you better than 7% on the Investment Is a desir able purchase, (Cash or 10-payment plan.) 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