The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1923, Page 9

DAY RHODES’ RADIO GIVES PROGRAM ~ AUGUST 9, 19 Al mone anour | PLAIN FOLKS IN PARADE e1_) MARION GRIEVE Powerful New Station Heard t { Mong PT Te) moe var) ” a by Thousands # oh wim r cok peg dN iw eb 1 Matthe Rn. wT t walt set Following r ON BOARD THE PRES Honoring the _ . wig ? wr ped want) DENT HARDING FUNERAL plano 1 « - Gama Lan TRAIN, Aug. 9—Ohbio, mothe < . o M - eller, mous p mi & a Lei : : HARDING aa . ; rouded by the fla num i Mr. Harding served t fag ney with all the other church bells in Marion bell a ond pairs! ae PORTS DISTRESS a by 0. R » inspector of On Trinity Baptist continually tolls a solemn requiem, a re- recand MRS, HARDING s. ‘ aS inder that at Ohio's beloved ed son has come home to s eee tn Hard = J el ter | i Harding Left an Estates: 2) 8302 gly tye | FREDERICK Many Presidents Did Not .* = te poy ee ge En | . & NELSON t Mrs. Hardite May Be Given Franking Priv- 8 en ah . pag rh at newspapers of the great ht to her. nterest before ilege as Was Mrs. Roosevelt HERE'S MORE ABOUT BY FLORA G. ORR tr ’ discovered that Mra. Tyler, who| , Fraternal Order MERMAID WASHINGTON, Aug. 9—Warren | Was his second w hi CSO sears Ane: § STARTS ON PAGE 1 | M2 of $5, es down on the list are: dead, B, Kling Marion relatives sa tz "| Sheik Loses (MARION MAY _|MASKED MEN ile papetict 2 ee . HERE’S MORE ABOUT Silky Locks M ERECT pec Bi BEAT WOMAN ; ‘ team an mbe Y PLUMBERS ot a permanent tomb for Warren G. | leged terrorist plot against residents Harding was under discussion id fo bond vue was revealed today with 5 a. Oe " eg | ve ro 7 |the discov of le STARTS ON PAGE 1 Oregon Judge Orders Marion today and awaited only some] 30, “tenner” wot, etter warning His Hair Cut : who have left am for wife an been true alway ¢ ‘ ire in 5,000, > the from Mrs. Harding before cit!-| aeath town made their} Mrs. Wright, 24 hours after she f the total contr b i ces o war on {plane |received the message, was dragged: | HERE’S MORE ABOUT , t BARKER WAS ONCE | ie aA Intermept tomorrow in the public|{"0m her home by a party of 1% a = bet . nd and COMMITTEE MEMBER eo ene. : | i ate alas ap masked men, beaten and left bound = Ni h sown ha Cae aor tas ee out to the| Will be only temporary. During the | north of town. STARTS ON PAGE 1 bead ‘ i Z r 4 time the body lies there a constant| The letter was signed “K. K. Kt f Presidential ear and om f 5 Bachan: wish : ate | Suard of federal troops will be main. | It advised Mrs, Wright to leave town i say rans will, form at Second ave. |i : ; | _Hard-hearted Ju zs Ja\ jat once and declared eight other spevaidir? til he ath, in 1 yw Labor Gtraninatina vite? if oR terday p 1 verdicts on Bellevue residents had been “marked” irs. Cools PROVIDED FOR between By ; ee—a hair-cut days in jail Officiais of the Marton Cemetery | by the Klan. Mrs. Hard before award teart ‘ook the hair TYL R'S WIDOW m proposed to offer Mre aay a tract of approximately an| Washington Chapter, Order of De the cemetery for the per.|Molay, 4s planning to give a “Mid- 1 lio summer night's dance,” aboard the sed that a movement | American Legion ship, Fort Jackson, once to collect enough |“ Kirkland, on Saturday night 7 Fon a couch | money to build a suitable memorial. | AUEUSt 18. Arrangements have been mono, . Another | mone} rested thelr claims on grounds | Made to conduet the dancers across his eyebrows | ).1¢ ait of Warren Harding | Lake Washington on ferries. girls. | wouta be permitted to have a share ETS esterday was exe natructioh of the tomb. | DETROIT, Mich., Aug, 9.—A lee of the local Amer: 1 to defer entirely to| ture course for traffic law violators Legion post. Several 1 it| Will be started here next week, Traf- the future, mer May ir names. night before in d apartment, with officers # . prior to the | out Lorraine Midg nd Harry Hall we been time after t e temporary have ry HERE’S MORE ABOUT HARDING'S BODY HOME STARTS ON PAGE 1 CAMPFIRE GI nhal who have feat, | BE MEP IESE TED t with her decision | fic Judge Harry B, Keldan announced dent, | Campfire i the whether a public memorial or a pri-| yesterday. All persons arrested for f t nd e ‘asphalt vate mausoleum be built to hold the | violating traffic laws will be forced . hea 2 court to s last ains of the nation's 29th|to attend the series of lectures, the | presid judge declared. i) . im tain 2 Bow j aad xe ‘ attor r 1 r the Amerionn Reyo-| CHARGE CASES ARE But it w A eave: r he Cex SIMILAR TO OTHERS Bey hair was ee scant | {Ween Third and Fourth fa alteledt ee seal 3 n came me med case ———— sco last | HERE'S MORE ABOUT Wash I 1 Ainsh y } 1 ¥ T 2 TRAIN : ¢ rm STARTS ON P: met | t : ang ' at 1614 Bellevue ave., and took Mc ear) Al it m ris into custo an ing HERE'S MORE ABOUT and ae SSAuticl Seung OMe RAreRE) tween resided, e-com: | CHOMRS W rm on the | ON BLAN PHONE CASE It was this same brunette “hello girl’ who won the affections of s VP. x tared at the ol ouse. ne some br thaleng: babies “Soho after the baby was born, Mrs. Mor ris charged Saturday. She will be} % s anothe umed as co-respondent when divorce ey AIR HEAVY WITH sa seal es proceedings are filed. Mrs, Mor and ODOR OF FLOWERS $i lores lis of the blonde type ° ° : aes ae: Pemeea ett Snow Flurry Hits eparate maintenance allowance for : owe Mrs. M s four months ago when ie x dsb rence Nebraska District she brought sult for support imoney ' sh ite wine ards of the | FF, Neb. Aug nd separate maintenance for th * x * > . J naxed two weeks of rainy, cold Mor agreed to pay $35 a month er ». te 1 * : : ‘ : only a year ke the’ reat’ of tho vente ; lesrane tates aanehre: cae eatin {VERY Housewife takes Linitisa scientific starch—aive m and bright ¢ : carloads of flowe Ke lin ru the buttes|sum one month, then disappeared. A + great pride in the dainty, _ tinctly different from ordinary, : of the 1 : a ‘ing cards of diplomat for ng-Fort Laramie irriga-|and a warrant charging d fresh appearance of her linens. old-fashioned starches. Linit he president, was 1 tion canal declared that snow fell in| was sworn out by. the wife Ie is often difficult to get good Rives that soft, cool, pliablefinish ti deco: wi je sombre col | route f that section for fully five minutes.|to trace him to Alaska and San cehighi ae fabri share mpar of mourning hom iBrancteconon, olubm; gratultously. fur results with ordinary starch that ‘0 all fabrics, making even cot-. h , be ox eenpee ong the eurbston If your home is { tele-|nished ta and It; was’ finally forms a sticky jelly when itt goods look and feel like ex oe : jamie abs ite from the Un tation to block in ¢ phone Main 0600 and phone a Want|Jearned that Morris was living in cools. For this pasty starch Pensive linen, : ; 5 pig father, 180, boyt t/Ad. | You wil : be ed how|Seattle at the Bellevue apartment clots and smears When you try Linit makes a THIN, bu ; Pea In groups of two oF] United |quickly it will be rer lduring the entire period Poasaseiehest “MILKY” MIXTURE, freee Die Hee retee wage pt : 4 eng the cro Marchers not members of organ ‘ this is now overcome Tuning like water, which is wee the processior before 10 ieations.. ar A pepe niestlone Foul with Linit, the remarkablenew quickly absorbed by the fabric, SPI PTT RIGTIR EG). outa e city, on the main le were form eight abreast and march with starch discovery, thus saving the time and labor of De} R I if I( rU RES ghways lea into Marion, were jeanne intery ot ix feet between ranks _ tearing on heh Wat Sas t ‘aT ‘ Idlers dive automobills n come ‘with the names of their organ tomary with the old-fashione 5} 1 a IT other soldiers diverting automobi atrotched for mile ners with th heir organ y wit old-fash That . rounds and 1 teh pabteye fe tet HARDING can fing must not be ao draped. does not present the stiff, jelly- the hour tl uners ‘ Shes Aras carn irene) é | like appearance of ordinary due approached, the crowd *, Lahn, | have been erected on the front of neral made Col. Fran President Coolidge’s personal repre-|the otherwise plain public vault at} and Hoke W., Donithen, | Marion cemetery A etete on]? nd perkonal friend of the| Around the vault as suffictent | The “Original | Hardings, han been made with the|to gccommodate me s of tho one purpose of saving Mrs. Harding | mourning party will be roped off and president of the United States, the ordeal of a ceremonious funeral. | {ie thousands who come to pay n F ll th d starch, Thisiswhy you will find it easier to iron with Linit, Your Grocer Now Has Linit—10c Get a package today and bee gin this marvelous new way of around the station steadily in- creawed, ‘The people had the de. meanor of mourners at the funeral rather than witneswes corded a sentative, lawyer M PERSONALLY y nla here be neithe ind thelr own positions on the + HIB ra) A he | bands will play; tere will t neither will find Yhelr own positions on t Seah starching clothes, M CAN a flashing of sabe ns irom of arti Sede Givers J —That’s what those who pay NUCOA the urbstones ¢ arren ery wheels nor firing of salutes to| vau A ee town vy him personall mark the laying away of President] phe hearse which will cd sincerest flattery of imitation must do—they JOHNSON-LIEBER CO, a ut one of the home folks had) warren G, Harding | pre ident’ sions akc uly | can’t catch-up with the original on any Seattle, Wash, die The list of participants in the! pullt and driven here during the ; alice SHE te Altho there is to he no military) ¢ nerar procession has been limited| night from Ftavenna, Oblo, It is) countdelicious delicacy of flavor; smooth- play in connection with the| arity to thoxe near relatives and| gray, with small glass panels in the} ness of texture and the ever freshness of funeral, the presence of thousands *jouext personal and official friends| sides, In edch panel is a Masonic eS Mill ‘lof militiamen gave the town almost | wisowe presence has been deemed | emblem Finest Table Quality v 6 be it © aspect of a city in @ war 206 | necourary. ‘These, In accordance } 2 ° e ruled that wh In the downtown section the little | with be given an opportunity for 12 an Ce Z e@ in 0 6 was damage y good used cars are being of-| apparetit; he would not appoint a{restaurants were jammed hours during the president's inst stop | Many ane Pierre neve o| THE BEST FOODS, Ine. rece p outcome of| Lobblex of the three smail hotels | at his father's home, to pasa by the | fere payment down, with re NEWYORK CHICAGO KANSAS CITY SAN FRANCISCO. ¢fforty to promote the use of the |boiled with excited strangers coffin jA small p ih: Hie Phone meter devico by the Tele-+ Hundreds of cottages are hung| In preparotion for the burial, xix Har monthly payments will nt j Phronometer Co, with white and black mourning and | white pillars: surmounted by eagles, you # happy ¢