The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1923, Page 9

TUBSDAY, JUNE 19, 1928 : fl LI GIGGLING GIRL SAFE STEALERS CHARGE THEFT (wm wom: sno) 4-DAY, A-NIGHT (“ienes one anocr ) Body of Murderer Four Convicts at OTE 2PL I of Rancher Found) Oregon Prison Flee IS IDENTIFIED HEAVILY ARMED OF $1,500,000 |. sramrsos vce: | FLIGHT PLANNED | seems LES | aca Widow Says Suspect Is One Thugs Get! $307: . Alleged Defalcation Causes Sensational Air Feat Will Be Who Shot Chicago Man Sees Robliery, of Wichita Bank Tried Late This Month f ol f % Family Call Police Crash PREDICTS SUCCESS FOR THE LARGER HOTEL avLanric PHOTO A Subject Which Interests Every Housekeeper: WIT WD. (emiceexl| EASIER COOKING National Marble to nent ; ae TALK RIGH to be held. Ee SURE ROUTE to easier cooking is via the TS) ie oe purchase of a VULCAN SMOOTHTOP Gas spree anlage in : Range—the Range that revolutionizes the art of cook- Prepares to Protect Sub-/or tno « a he r||. ery by gas, and raises it to heights of convenience, jects Living in America f the elty w r and ez and successful accomplishment hardly be- hort time betwe hou lieved possible until the advent of the SMOOTHTOP. HERE'S MORE PORT STARTS ON PAGE 1 ABOUT HERE’S MORE ABOL VOLCANO STARTS ON PAGE 1 Mrs. Thompson is a mystery to the police. She recently has been known about cabarets here as Miss Frances Carriek, she ad mitted. In the apartment where she was captured was found the clothing of both men and women, whieh she cliimed. A nun's cos. also hung in the closet it lay a revolver THREE COURSES ARE OPEN TO PORT SMOOTHTOP—the Vulcan—bulit ed firm which has pioneered in the ture of high-grade Gas Ranges, the solid, bulit-in smooth top upon be kept steaming over one small compact des the wonderfully ef- nd baking ove se are things you urself. y day our Stove Section, for you ae See Fetes] FREDERICK Sistine “Sel @ NELSON Gas Reports Shows |. “i . Increase in Autos | all possible aid ts being rendered | The efte OLYMPIA, June 1 —Indleations | Tetusees by order of Premier Musso- bap by t that more cars are HERE’S MORE ABOUT || may the b« win, But At WEN ATCHEE ; STARTS the edge off For only one second of terror | f sions tore the top| ‘ at the present time than ever Breaks 0 w peenafully | are contained in the May gasoline! jas an awe A tax reports, over the the things that | }, F ‘ y ru t re of the Son ar. aera =) tiaaaae’ | FREDERICK & NELSON derived in May “louds of smoke, floating fur away unos Roverning Ae rs . crop IS EXPECTED oe TU ; Cfficials predict every direction from the blu igration wt ¥ * st yenr 19,872 ca FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET amount to $110,00 f the belching mountain, Will constitute a 1 up by red flames from the | chs » with the Unit crater. Below the fiery ne | State rd specifically re Yolcano’s sides had spit! t t the immigr from five new mout Speeches Feature f Ad Club Sessions ci oot) tie toot! SPOKANE, June 19—Some of} Like 2 the most interes pechan ‘af the program for New Frocks of French Gingham Fluffy With Buin Lines of | | a, ya: Braa,| free dia wi Aree | atches Traffic association. | Embroidered towards re, largest threatened, the lava early destroyed the little jstudied an © of action : {ta ma t dears Articles Imported Organdie amiets of Germinara and Casanten First British Ship Ia ed een Gee [CLEARAN CE Ruffs agreed upon. last inhabitants from the villages | Detior court Judge by Gov, Hart ¢ Arrives ‘ ‘Bone Dry” It te So remedy Chie condition and 201 7) 3 sex began to smoke, then to burst | January 1. Be 5 practice n rage aide : pina | 5 2 to flames. The inferno of heat and|'#w {n Yakima ‘ ' each s' me E Infants’ | et Te ZONING BILL Aece rce eee (ar amen ey BECOMES LAW utc" |i eal See] | Si at reduced prices, ig tee perpen nem. |OVer STAMPED AR | ; who de Children’s Dresses, After fier | dxinidine son ROAD WOULD SKIRT kins, Aprons, a} Guired to subn COLUMBIA BASIN Dresser needa in advan riting . ‘ 1K 6 road Sets, Centerpieces, aition was based on : cu.jhe had to dispose De Th * | sedsproads and arities and ambiguities tr ral. |f the ship entered America uid have direct rail ec | b Pillows, at re- s toward when the ¢ hes had practical wiped out the hamlets before the a in, m of lava poured in to cover s left with a molten shroud. y Now and then the spectacle] nd-|of destruction was enhanced by al lirector of | terrific blast from one of Etna’s new | p Ret. rm’ as-| craters and a pyrotechnic display fol of the de. | lowed ax flaming cinders were hurled partme Martin | thousands of yards into the Pierce, ; Don’ Franeis-| Professor Ponzi, of the loc co, of Los om; Bert Butter- jee inspected Incandescent ashes | | worth, of Los 4 Wilson | spouted up by the voleano W. Brown, Scientists hope to learn from thes: dass | specimens much regarding Mediter Oregon Rancher’ b ranean volcanic st Over‘on the | ee ee | mainland of Italy, Vesuvius is re- | NAN Pt i |ported to be muttering and grum-) 70° 0° aiendbognd aaa he ae | Death Is Probed | pret ot ious tanner. her sleen.| tions cove ring the Kind of buildings THE DALLES, Ore. June 19—ling fires fanned, possibly, by the vio | hae shall be erected Further investigation into the death! tence of Etna. tricts, defines of P. J. Aguidas, wealthy Ortley 3 EL | tories — -—-— t " ia ' roh in & Angele by City] Ed 8. Russell, pre rancher, was be made today and : R. R. Roberts failed | declared. a continuance of the In-/International Court — jarhitects have contributed to th i Robert ‘haw faled| dectnrad The man * nd dead In the of Justice Meets | tion by tho zoning commission tor is charged by Mra.|is t nt yard h late Satur. HE HAGUE, June 19—The in-|™ore tt ye Numerous a In of Seattle with disap- | mi commission. Tho stock of reduced of his resi e late Sa THE HAGUE, June 19 ie oon. “hearin an eer os in, th $10,000 belonging to! $8,500,000 will be absorbed by the Third Foo: day. ternational court of justice assembled | [in ais held on | De nencaias Third Floor Inspector R raddock Of! here yesterday for its first public |'?° ” Roberts 46 we lhedaek Geiwanee ahold iemienteees the Portland police department, who | gegsion. f | declare izer | P| cate Cuswot who borrowed the|now point to 1 sales in other investiza yatery, testified |” John Basnett Moore represented | Minnesota Governor | 310.000. ostensit buy a drug {districts of the state, at the preliminary inquest yester-| the United Sta ¢ tribunal * tore. He peared and wrote day that he believed Agu com-| Dr, Loder of Holland presided. Is Senate Nominee that mitted » ¥ t theo a he "4 ST. PAUL, June 19,—Gov. J. A.| hie doubted by other officers, who are| This 1s the world court which|o preus, working on the a that the} President Harding destred the United | son, farmer-labor, and Jas. A. Car-|sans Cuswo th mar was slain ley, democrat, a party nom-| SUEESIS aces. in Min " cial sena ° hein” 1 seinen Sy, igantr ie . ppeared certain i Selvage of Tat lt RIN ab Q sh ome . ” ide— t present Yakima, Ellensburg Safety for Idle Furs It’s the “rainy sensor for the Bride | on erage House Kenn ible ane and vines pad baile All edges are bound For weeks before the wedding hers is a life of ermine the successor to the Jate|H. Moore, Jr, who has been perma. | Munittes thru this section cannot, be UR Cold-Dry-Air Storage with plain color, and the UCH a gay, full-skirt- ed frock —- making clever use of fine im- ported gingham, daintily — cross-barred. In white on Peach, Reseda, Orchid, Shell-pink, French blue and Gold. The ruffs at the side are of imported organdie, and the flowers that hold the belt at sidefront are of gingham- edged organdie. Unusually ap- pealing in style—and priced very attractively at $8.95. —Second Floor After three years of p ‘edi jaa one dissenting w BROI DE Lover and Money GotaribtarSsaatneatids'e Geel rat hirvelooea & chin i hic vast district to the south in addi | Ing ready-made ar- Are Still Missing! {fen to Nortn Central, We ait | stamped for ticles nt of the road, embrold of the plan arment » consent of the interstate com. | y for make These Cunning Scalloped-hem Bloomer Frocks Special $1.75 Only in A LOT of 48 (only) of these pretty little Gingham Cold Storage Dresses with Bloomers, sult ness men and growers able for Summer outings and necessary, “Wenatchee asks no cne to buy she had broken his heart and/stock. All we want is permission Id marr to build road, and we will tak ublican; Mangu John * will re h le ae n of the finances,” said Bang sans $10,000 ) was supported by other bust play hours, in sizes for two, four- and six r-olds. torial prim it m returns today e trio is to go beforw the voters | 16 in a special ection ta de.| LOS ANGELE Second Floor During the Summer months very attractive rates on remodeling and repairing are in effect Second Moor ecretary nig been # Winely tailored from Skins ner's satin, in pink, white or bluck-—special, $1,095. ~-Second Floor ther natives were tried and sen. rs * ta ected Inently appointed by the federal court |Fenched hy rail except via Seattle or Vaults on the premises Dresses and Bloomers are showers—linen showc"s, yeni re show ee ver show. § r ination Me a. vidtbeys ton (40 take Shaye OF the aft ye hey the | Spokane, roundabout. courae, offer safety from moths, of Pink, Blue or Red ers nd arice and old shoeshower on her going away. the cHtardine VaGhudtatration "thy (Aj WW Odote brokerage hoibe ‘today | whith the length of the wnd theft—and best checked Gingham, — Spo- Why not « Pantry Shower while she’s homeymooning. Fill the aident ‘indorsed hirh “tigathet | ew K of salvage to protect the Journey, a tweday trip. | low temper to which cial, $1.75. 7 bungalow with all the good products fm President indorsed him against a \ pay sR, Ske mh pantry shelves of the new bungalo thd ct whleb field. 0x republican candidates of » thousands of clle on the| The Southe il make Kennewick furs are subjected throughout that make housekeeping « pleasure, the most appreciated of whic! various views, | Pacific coast. Moore was placed un-|!n four or five hours the storage porlod effects will be der $75,000 bond The Wenatchee Southern is jn quite an improvement in the Audi re making a thoro check communication with railway con: appearance of the pelts. ° Diphtheria Epidemic | ot cootes hiaviisies and asets and struction concerns, ene of whom tay B hf B Fenied Portland |{,!"stmm of tut indebtednens will offered to posta ond. of $,000, oyshiorm Drassteres PRGared (10, POrtiand be ieoctrcaming: shorty. Onteany| eco, cuarnatectt completion of the ¢ E PORTLAND, June 19,—-Posmibil-| place this figure at $450,000 |road within 12 months from. its naise ity of a diptheria epidemic was tart SPECIAL ; eared here today with The Milwaukee raltroad orde 12 ~ on See ice thong ate $1 here eRoover uvetiirns to “michael pie ae 1 95 y of the disease in the city. Two California Home| Wenateieo's tight, ana it the pe ° deaths have occtirred within the) gay PRANCISCO, June 1 op. {tion is mpproved, will double the It gives the bride a chance to make a past week, ‘Twelve casos of acartet| york nonees pe Jeeta order,. ‘sald’ Clearman). who'sadded S ZAMLESS and comfortable reputation as a hostess—her luncheons, fever and 1h cages of smallpox arelana sea, Hoover, will arrive in Sen {that the Union Pacitic was build is this Brasstere, yet it teas and informal Sunda night suppers jiilso recorded Francisco this afternoon on the |!9& $000 refrigerator cars, which | The Candy Shop effectually moulds the figure will take on an air of distinction, how- Overland Limited en route to their | Would Insure adequate rolling stock | into the straight lines of imple th ctually be. \ HUMAN SACRIFICE home on the Stanford University |for the Wenatchee crop, provided features in its displays un ever simple they may ac y be. f " SEITE thodi nes 18 rall Sonnect youth ts That! BALISBURY, Rhoderia, June 19, leamnpus for a few daya’ rest ail connections were made GUAT Abegeirnen uk ob ABasad The Taste Te i vouwe wative 1] Hoover, according to word re| Otherwise Wenatcheo must offer Candies that suggest admir A. MAGNANO CO, Distelbutors, floed hereto the Hain Goddesn. Kix |colved here, will leave lnter In the | prospective fettiers tho opportunity able “bon voyage” gifts for ave " a month for the Northwest, where he | of sharing tn we district's annual Summer travelers. 1218 Western Avenue, Seattle, Wash, tenced to death for hix murder, Hol will Join President Harding and |los® of from $2,000,000 to. $6,000,000 | z wan burned at the stake, Clemency | party And may accompany the pres: |because of inadequate ratiway facll. | was recommended for the accused.!ident on his trip to Alaska, ities, sald Woods, ‘ Viret Floor