The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1923, Page 16

Sis aeaiaclice T HE SEATTLE Grocery Store Is Victim of Robbers Sixth Time in LOVE IN THE CLOUDS \M AN ATTACKED — What's in the Air STAR n Last Six Months BABY IS FOUND MINE STRIKERS BOYS ASK CASH YEGGS CART PROGHAM FOR SATURDAY Beaten and Kicked in Fight)| Sibel tes ‘meter —auvenr Infant Not One Kidnaped |Bituminous Workers Declare | Only One-Fifth of H Over Alaska Dog sist vs From Home in New York | They Will Give Aid Fund Has Been Raised n . . > , ree Fourth Strong Box haghiis gid sieeba by tclor ealters eaiy PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 26—-After| ATLANTIC CITY, N, J, Aug x nth ot Gel 1 of th Ds , lioolyv who, he declares, attempted to steal || «rw to 12:40 p. mi $118 to ||an examination of the body, of the in-| 7 Telesrams of encouragement f morial fale i iggly W igg ly his Aluska “busky" dog, Norman|| ‘?° ? Nene fant found in. the marshes of thelto onloo headauaste oohg ate hoys taade ap pi | Ny ~ ~ Gordon, of Alaska, Wag painfully 1 chuylkill river near here tod t.| ant fi sage s red turday to come ton i as LOS » Was pal y DISTANT HADIO STATIONS ‘ h ay, of- |anthracite mine chiefs proceeded de ca k im Has I ost injured Friday night on Railroad SATURDAY, JULY 1 ficlals of the police department an-|lberately and methodically to make My dives ributae ia ave. F. J. Jordan, whom Gordon |] (Can be heard in Seattle with tube || nounced that the baby was not the|#/ arrangements for a strike, start . in cha ot the Nop se oetaten. pexie MPMiy, 8 x identified as ono of hin assailants ’ Lon Angeles pasbnth-old Kittlasy:: MaKensie who| “Sareea es Tied is aa stated that the money, on 19th ave. and E. Prospect st was arrested and {a belng held on an || | KWI-(4#9, metere)—Harl ©. An |] was kidnaped In New York last week,|United Mine Workers, has recelv we hie tee re early Saturday me the open charge pending the outcome of || *" : Police belleve that the child was| information from bituminous leaders 2 ne eee drive {s to raise ¢ 5 yeggs carrying away the safe, co Gordon's injuries. left In the marshes it two days jin many sections, uring bim that a memorial atat unde for taining according to W ago and that it died from exposure, | the men of all the coal flelds in the | dent ie atue to Pred. Avery, manager Gordon Je in the city he : A note pinned to the drens read country stand behind him, ‘The t farding on the spot tn Wj It is the fourth safe that has been fering from severe bruises and pos . Please give my baby « home. tuminous miners have contracts with | the Banigt rig) he stood addi stolen six robberies. T rible Internal injurtes, According to The tittle body was found by park| their employers, but it in ponsible|, weer before fe Pei, It to Beattie: ‘si Gordon's story, he was walking down guards near the locks of the Fair.| that many of them t go on Static ie Goat, o Te REh ive. Gi hls hia” ow'| KOW (488 mont park car shortly before 11| cations” if ther out r 4 | stor h be publia" amet Brave edhe allroad ave. w 1 nun dog || an--10 to = mat Gy ¢ Sata caeiert fe : ‘ store el id public isible f a has ‘a onlaciion turahl Geis: nelle’. om Ora: lock Th bab rapped in ajin an ffort to br a a re ie te arto pings when he ors, one baby bunting’ blanket, had been | strike, no pers f ae a jimmled the front ¢ whom was Jordan. | placed Just on the edge of the marah,| Lewis still was {11 In his suite, but | hear or voliciting Is being cap they approached him, Jordan The bo¢ © taken to the | h¢ is directing affairs from his sick ee grabbed at the dog and said, “Give mo’ ninary ex bed. He told Phillip Murr 9h — 8 te that 0 tion. condu Mae Toad that |viee president of the United atne| Friend of Gompers 4 the be was that of a three-me ‘orkers, to summon the scale com The loss in the six ber t I will not,” said Gordon. 1 oy ‘ 4 tnfant 1 rue mittee of nearly 40 union leade Is Feared I ' brought bi om Alaska and I wil nfant girl, dressed in a x 4 ot yess SPOS ue wou han ness wit SHUT-INS TO |i mien ot pay tani ert | oa: oF eared Tale Alice Maack, 1021 40th ave. N,, r \ . 2 ee cided that no maintenance men were |I Oakland labor leade: ; ; At thin point, Gordon says, Jordan 7 E f a ‘ - | ader and rote t-te ylce my Sata "sp Goon mre Joan! TESA RADIO). sew vor, hug. 1-roay—|ign etm tote er Smo! one, ena porning at she saw wrecked ; ‘ veer orth end of the first week since the kid-| Store #€ pecial requ o the| American Federation of Lal safe on McGilvra blvd, between as hoe paringer ogy rot - A a pes _ Members of the Sunshine club and) naning of three-monthold Lillian | Un. Without maintenance men! red under observation pert Mercer and Valley sts. as she was apa aries So eet oe Gow from 'shutina ot Seattle will be given 8) xfcicenzie—found the mystery appar. |the mines would be flooded and great | suspicion of insanity be eae var so isawe: Evlice: by ies Oh saa’ ta &t port @rink parior losioke RAE roay attorneon’ tron sta;| Cex 8 Ter Soke sonutien 8s ever |1oss caused the operators, Usually| ‘The complaint arresting Land anil | that this is the safe taken from the} ae ty, drauatnia Che tea with 1 cae k Baturday afternoon from sta. Police admitted they did not have, '% case of & suspension, mat confining him in the OaMlan@ Piggly Wisely store. | ‘he sailors overtoc . ‘. tion KDZE . a Mnglo hopeful clue and had as-|™men are kept.on. It ts ponsth that | hospital was signed by Mra, Lond 4 T wilors overtook him and jumped An elaborate program of ¥ 4 such an .agreemept will be worked nh tiie tide Beatie hit linkteamental: seustc has. been \ar'| Aeaed Wornen detectives Under Mrs, | 6 ! Mra. Lord said her husband oid Nicking bith as he lay on lrengas ‘be Dr. Frank fu Loops, | Maz? Hamilton, known as the ct put» fad acted peculiarly since « trip tela. Miss Cyril Turner the pavement leacsides ae tha @unehing cocky. and| Oc ee > lust year for Gompers. Sikihe | Gordon again escaped and dashed | editor of the Sunshine column in T York, to make a search of all “ aby ‘Pinchot Invites eves he is the victim of a myst NGELES, Aug. 25—Aerial) Mrs Turner owns her own plane|for the Northern hotel, when the | star | farm” in an effort to locate the Parl Stri ous Mexican poison | courtship -tut’s credding osearth! [and Joves to Jaunt around’ tn ep Nog Sete eee eras tas | ates ave dcesiccit dona ot | miexing child arley on Strike a When an aviator and an av haa an altitude record of 18,000 |sae > ce’ the: hotel and agala Ab | Sepracs anlac—To be eslorted | HARRISBURG, Pa. Aug The train was delayed ata salle wed, or ight sup#ose the ltacked him, Gordon could not fight Ruth Haveted Governor Pinchot today sent tele-|"nd, having nothing to do, the ‘i | mony- would be held tn the clouds romance started when the] tuck at any time, ashe was holding | r MeCielian's Orebeatra COAST TRADE grams to the four presidents of the |Jows in the smoker watched « is rr But Captain Cyril Turner, British | young bride met Turner n France. It] jig dog in his arme. a Years Vrom Now”. .Rail anthracite miners’ organization and| Who was evening off & newly! ested fol for Speeding |. sna sky wi and Andree | was there whe had learned to fly. An Sa dainitha avian’ the: be eet Ingress | four of the operator, asking them | Failroad platform. . | Act : While Intoxicated Pow neh ought that the tahip followed—and then. | 16) and when Officers F. H. Brail- |.» xe Re Gibney | to meet him here Monday at noon| “That reminds me,” suid one fi aaa lordinary, matter-of-fact, man-of nply decided to get] ia:y and H. C. Smith arrived, Gor- | Hun Bhine for Me" | ‘That ocean trade between Seattle |for ® conference “to insure the con low, “of a time when L was down i. CHICAGO, Aug. Miss & earth ‘way would do for them re ldon was taken to the city hospital, | Pollack |and other Coast ports and the At-|{nued mining of anthracite.” Beaumont, Texas. There was ¢ bath ark, 21. the f e ‘s and the officers later arrested Jor Bi D. Alexander llantic seaboard has experienced a “I do not believe the last word| Dutchman working on 4) platiom er edcce Ga ee ae S B kh A dan, He was identified by Gordon |:Long, ‘ieat’ Mamma jutvet|great: stimulus during the past two [Nts been said." the governor wired.| Hie sawed the ood sud Bile a enced to Bridewell jail for re * . real | 5 months ts shown by the fgct that |The safety welfare of the peo. | few times and soon rose, t ‘ams cai vo suaevet wi orm Son, Brookhart Accepts Newdt|imonthe in showa by the tet that | The mater and wale of te Pee |e ham ned ont Oa a hours of her five-day sentence wash: o | | Ceaser! passed thru the Panama canal and |thrucite-using states make it of | Going over to him, I sald, “What fig: pollceoien's ahirte te Ch ll iF M d th oRE'S » ABOU 1s cauxpatia + taceave [Rteater revention were collected than |*Jta! importance that mining shall] the matter, Fritz?" Miss Stark was arrested while a enge 0 ere l HERE MORE ABOL T |i (From M. Witmark & Bons) |during any month since the canal | "0 on. “The answer w ‘T sawed that iezactly how driving 40 miles an hour while tn a ' PE ll ING T ax built “That is my justification for ask-|tam board off tree times already ate inner feels. toxicated. In the machine with her : 4 . Z During July, 474 vessels passed {0S Fou {o come," he udded it's too short yet!” Siekch & tk r machine with bet Declares He Will Force Opponent Under STARTS ON PAGE 1. || ee ato Vie thru the jocks and the revenue. de- | dann AE OLA! lh Gov. Hart uel S. Saxtor contractor. A jug Oath pplied to ictim ‘ved woe $0 This is al program wit e o Revez » ) “ : erage, iy ais der ath to Reveal What He Know sa a Ga Gli eA ThE AND, now record, ace official re THE BON MARCHE fhe progress he seat betweea Stip : | Sheriff Nelson of H Mare rig ME ma canal e | News nate She was # cal wt entenced EL my an ex p everal favorite haunts | Yeetianted the tarring and fe inet received by | A three-min Wit dee fen abe mat. of th suit, farties." One of the|ot Ernie Knapp, a ‘ grenysitiouree ee SeRNAE kar Yale ©, who « farm car n $20 most popular close-in places is the | Sere Thursday night t he tunel hen Mae's may | , lothing. were: taken from sen Hep ork ce airt. roadway tat lead oft|. KAApP was taken from an nutomo-| yu. a Ne ot re lageeia - alee. day Lighthouses are necessary for the prot of he waa given a plain pr land : 4 nc and the average amount o Shan ehe sak ie. Ueadaumndcy tock land bank mortaage,” the "| Washington blvd, Just north of K,|bile by six unmasked men on the] tots paid by each commercial ye ships. If you're tossing on the sea of 7 inter-| Madison st. Thin penetrates deep| Outskirts of town, and after being | amounted to $4,481.88. Many small you'll find the Bargain Basement a Beacon Light of entenced in con-| by police to jail a” moy rating, 1 will he expenses of op t and the taxes, f yed produce the fer | the whole job in sattlement of his 30 him | inte the shore of Lake Wanhington the woods and forme a 100} tarred, ro 0 the ya he woods and forms a loop on| tarred, was thrown into the yard Of iaunches passed thru at an average | the Apostolic church while se Opportunity. s rvice® | toll of $2 for the trip. the Atiantic to all speeders to stop traffic deaths, | °** rm prices . ‘ which have totaled 430 this year: tory of agriculture.” | cents,” JUST TALKING ABOUT exe ged held, A sheet was! ‘The traffic trom 3 “ uae Brookhart, in a spe anid | POIN OUT Loss | "SOMETHINGS” bei eeteea ti: sts him over the tar/the Pacific wax slightly greater than | 800 Pairs Froma Noted Factory jd force Meredith 1 on| OF set OWNERS Along this wooded driveway three ae }that in the opposite direction, 2 * * ONE CONCERT th " ntially, I would be several! partion were in progress, The first| According to Deputy Bheriff W. O.|) commercial vessels coming to inl in Columbus, Ohio! undred dollare ahead on such « et lecouple was well along in maturity, | Willams, Knapp was tarred for | coast, as against 219 going to the| ONLY, SUNDAY but Meredith doss not want | probably in the middie thirties, Both| WbIpping his wife here recently. | Atlantic coast, | Child’ M . tle. He wants to get mo on| were slightly disheveled. | Williams declared that Knapp pub oid | Hid s an isses ut three more concerts will bi 7 under ¢ This | welcome.” } “This tx ngeroun place,” the| licly flogged his wife on n atreet here! | 3 be siven in Seat par yee:luoaee ; 4 clared, however, be | depute war There have been| snd abused thelr Smonthold baby Nation! Wide Hunt | ; cording to membérs of the park | ticer annou! glad t + cabinet officlal|a number of holdups in here. Better | Knapp was under the care of a phy * i board, Saturday. T t Sunday | ire WELCOMES on in appr get out to more frequented places.”|Siclan today, injuries are not Started for Girl | concert of the season will be staged | CaiaNCE 0 FIGHT the damage caused by the R We only been here about 10 min-| Serious | TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Aug. 25.~ Su ape: Ww Soe park at 220 7 ‘en iccrned |9P4 at 30 cent ates,” the man said, speaking with — _—— A nation-wide hunt for pretty 16-| Bill also m., by Adams’ band 7 . rate] Hills if he beats me,” Bi Scand an accent. “Yust tal G |yearold Mazie Gilmore, a cf 4 Ray! Gaisaris on Labor’ tay ‘at| Meredith 1 to put im bat is about alt T can» a scandinavian acomt. “Yuet talk: Electrical Home to _ [lives think her the victim ot foul| Sizes 19 Woodiand an¢ i ks, will be |" Tecore wi ary after “ 08 2 per he | pla an started he " fooiand and: South. parks, wilt ect 1s axis Um nt my nulary after paying this year’s) FRANTIC SCAMPER Open at 2 o’Clock |) "2" "iste! ere todas | 81% to given by Wagner's and Adams Jeficit on my farm. las ; | Tho girl disappeared Aug ——— oe ee ‘ f AS LIGHTS GLAR a ‘eaodel labia heaha at ppea August 16 cetera ) iy bands, these two closing the summer | farmers of Iowa and of the T B chart quoted the m acttr-| "constr giarter’ bussed. T 5 Bothell sdetesy we mise at! trom the home of her foster mother 11 ecries. under oat what [ © ecord as stat the deflation 7 eee shai re bea pharaoh pun bs ped with | Mrs, W. F. Han i ie G 4 she Gea the bbe bout thai ‘ cord aa stating the deflation] iurehed towards the ights. ‘The| every modern power device for the parapet NN elsapes ; Woodland park, Sunday, is as m back to peasantry,” the | $1§,090,000,000 ir ithe nation |tnird party had parked close up| saving of houschold work, was to be| convict who has a giespesaqaion: Sizes 7 ae ae a f land) against the trees at the end of the| officially opened Saturday afternoon be Pane 5 eames | follows: nato 1 : ind $14,000,000,000 in 1920 and | *® p bs TOON | the family, may be responsible. 113 Prarti The Hunt for 1 ; loop. Their car was partly cc o'clock. Mra, W. EB. Barnhart! 4 id | /2 a Overture—"The Hunt for ¥ ‘3 ncidantaliy, 4 : Sm t p con: | arnhart|” ‘Telegrams have been s pein dh na|,Inetemaliy, Mertith wil be wnat cope, | led As ihe aha ca drove up| was fo decal "the'avelng afer iaersct, ’ =e" "9 SNL to 2 oe Dinas tahealoeLatreviot Svieat| And we will find out from his own | this Inst item nt $17,000,000,000,"" the| were Was @ frantic acamper and the jov. William J. Coyle had} arta tug cluriesten te tiie. q ; et pee i ‘ Mghts were turned on. It was aj}made a short addres: | Duet for two clarinets—"Two Little mouth whether he made a fight|senat nid. “but Meredith in his - . aliGaekar BE tes ce ie tavern lon Sear A te never heard| M™SCr CAF, AN expeyisive one The public will be welcomed to the | [-¥ Wi Sizes sieara,"Amgeto, wid Ln h Soe c oe canits the ePant| ce tence datiate ee ¢ heard)“ “"A woman wag the driver, but | home and the exposition in a huge |Live Wire Fatal . Rec Mirena hasatenr’Matversen | Street BT en or | rorteemtlistee bitecating: vada’ ORtk| | RRS? Sn ee ee en eerie aanch to Railway Man 2% to ferent nad Tl perones” ...Witmark| Brook) sHices he would: like |to thd out the density of his. ignot There was plenty of room for | Jones, president of the Electric Club] pacoma, A i 6Y, =— iveig's Bo 4: AGMUEl |r atrar saekedttn dhe provid’ on hielangas®: air / another couple in that front neat, |of Seattle. Other speakers, members| no came tn contact with «hen é ~. {cacham ter ) profits on his |an uae es She was altractive, moiishly |9f the Bilectric Club, were to give|tension wird on a teleeaen en A good, sturdy school shoe & | ere SET gowned and well out of her addresses, The home will be o} i re" one telegraph “pole with rubber heels : r near Auburn, yesterday, Philip Gi and Soit-drink. SCHOENFELD ° iwenties. She had a mere youth, |from 2 p.m. to 10 p. m. cach day | Ou 4) day, Philip Gar. leather soles. All are Sapte anguage oO l e Ss | a “handsome sheik,” as Hara. {during Elcetrical Week, which closes | 1 Hess road man, died early lace style high shoes a thro ngpkes RITES SUNDAY han described him, as her com. | AUsust § NTO san bomen in black — and a oe Revise b Pr panion. She showed her driver's T = a he ctf fey ve ee ned by aoe) ees brown, Funeral ser Haiph A d otessor license and did the talking. The ‘tacoma Boy Dies | reef eamipen ick anarat nd his head was crushed wh Schoenfeld, secretary-treasurer of the Yy sheik was nonchalant, She was y rst ed when he naman wurmitun:Co, whose death) 99 0S eG Ee excited. A wedding ring gleamed of Bullet Wound " so iaduiea hed h cadivad mcrae atts ‘il be ca ¥ om’, her’ finger: ake # d man wag rushed here Se misraay etacoom, wits New ‘Testament Rewritten and T ranslated|: uc sare gad to tear that: Ie Rae eee te Meee ee | he meas trea : : Hirsch, E : ‘ ¥ fighting for hls life for more | Union and 15th ave., at 11:30 Sunday Into Writing Style of Modern Times was dangerous—and in truth it was.|than a day longer than doctors ex- Originally it had been planned to More than one holdup has been re-| pected him to live, Ralph Dahl, 12 |Sawyer Retained as hold the services from the Bonney : ira Jantite | ealtedi eis inudty | ported from the exact place where| year-old son of Mr, and Mra, Amt | Watson chapel, but after reconsider. ment, including the Lord’s| “ ‘Eloi! Blol! Lema Sabacht ,| their car was parked, In one or two| . Dahl, died at 9:20 Friday evening Coolidge’ 8 Doctor ation the change was made, those in hag for the first time been |(My God! My God! Why has |instances the thugs have assaulted | at St. Joseph's hospital as the result) wag charge ‘realizing that the chapel MEA vaestitias: inc Aeierts teal ae y hav |women found in petting parties! of a bullet wound in the abdomen, | ASHINGTON, Aug. 25.— Brig. might be inadequate to care for the| canese.” | there. Hundreds of dollars have| received from a gun in the hands of | acu, Charles Sawyer will con- large Humber who vould like to at-| ye, PE SUM Ser Pree a7, tbe Thad ders, when | been taken trom *pette ea" there. : |Frank Ellis, 15, Thursday morning, Bite < ree ae to Presl- end and pay a last tribute to the |i), 7 ve Sarena eter 5 ae fh One thing the deputies have ob-| The boys had been playing with a ‘colidge, the same capacity departed pioneer. lhe University of Ch department of) “The man is calling for Eiljaht’ | served on their raunds. The older, jrevolver in the ditchen of the Fils | He acted in for the late President Ries enoniushnienr of Mr. Achoen-| oe ee ty oe bicago lige ‘And one of them ran off and got| “more respectable” appearing “pet-|hoy’s home, when it suddenly was|/4rding, It was announced at the feld'a death, hundreds of telegrams of | wnich offers the Bible to the public|and put, and soaked it in sour wine| ters" are found early in the evening. | discharged in Frank's hands, the bul- | Wy Boe ROUae to PnAétioe “atid -“ayeipathy i Ral ohts igh ume dots Jand put it on the end of a stick and | They belleve those parties are partic- | Jet entering Ralph's abdomen. The White House announcement ‘ received by members of the family i ee every-day lite ies it up ee py to drink, But the|ipated in by. indiscreet married} {added that General Sawyer will be our Ir dentist, Sieg Lgl sxpressions of the ancient Greek|others said: ‘Let us see whether| women, and tired busine |freo to serve Mra, Hardii aes, |: b He ‘was widely known in financial | xpression: t | her | women, and tired business men, |W k G d Mrs. Harding in any School Stocki A ’, es are trag i y ; and saseages sometimes regarded gx| Elijah will come’to saye him, tained at the office” or by: those who| V¥ FCC. aused by |way that may be desired chool Stockings Children’s Cu ’ Circles thruout the United States, |2%4 Passages sometimes regarded 4 ained at the office” or by those who y be desired. aise |not clear, are discarded. In thei Gates 1 decia d that the|“fust dropped in to see a show.’ “| Strong Headlights | FOR BOYS: Heavy weight, School Stocki: I place appear “expressions of the should be rewritten every s0|They end comparatively early. It) pinged by the } L g in black, Sizes 6 to 11. (SLIGHT SECO. And earl; treet ‘hildren are “born” instead n 80 It could’ be revised to the| was abe Hcl aie a jovenw| inded by; eadligt of a FF Johnson Chidleaces Bs : & os bare i mn ir ‘ 1 8 it eau f be revised to th wa bout 9 o'clock wii n fe lovers’ | re nahi aoe bis aryl pao a etter Carriers to FOR GIRLS; Black and Fine ribbed cotton, In bias And youn of being “begat low a policeman of the day ane was visited Friday night AB ney Repke? p Meacyte nO : 5 . cordovan, English rib, in A lot of California Enemies ** ssi 0 woman isto rue Also the more reapectable appenr~| 01 {tty tus ciamanianent of the| 0 Boost City in Film Fine rib, Sires 6 to 915.| | Stes 6 17c 5 1s ela ne present day in| : young folks are found along |° a “40-foot emb: e ne of the features o} ‘ Si 7 " este v feiigten 25-—Polltl: the daily pr Bandits Captured ‘petting lanes” early in the evening, | Bothell highway Friday evening |cotivention of the M Peay eerie Par Aue 25c ne se . ishington were inter. | " | gh ea! 7 ¥ . Altho the car was wrecked, Ander- | on $ In making public nis new version High school boys and girls from good ho the car was wrecked, Ander-|tion of Lotter Carriers; io i rated toda the publication of a , iv deh ested today in publication: of Al. the aw erbatametite weltlen wit After Gun Battle |famiies wtio must account for stay-[#0n and his two companions es.|next weok at Provide ee atadiett by Senator Hiram Johnaon | ri h 3 t Providence, R. I, will of California, challenging his potiti.( 2,214 of ancient papyri, Dr, Good | CHICAGO, Aug. An-| ing out late. caped injury be the showing of a motion picture ¥ site hia’ ts speed asserted that it was his inten-|derson — w wounded two} ‘Petters’ who had parked their PORE A film of Seattle, for whiet . ‘ cal opponents in California to a fin-| 11. 44 make it understandable to the| other alleged bandits are in jail|Cars along the traveled sections of | ’ gates fro Tete aeeheen ish fight. n jail | ans Leg rushe rom this city have arranged. Retivisig to the publication of tet.| ‘fl#Pper or the bricklayer as well as | toda the result of a gun bat.|the boulevard, ax long-as their ma |The tim, ab! well ae Viterataee and teak foe him admitting that he |‘#e Biblical student,"" and popularize} tie with | pol while trying to| chines did not imperil traffic, were by Falling Girder | photographs, were provided by the doubted that he could ay thie it the Holy Book so that will be|loot the home ‘of David R. For |unmolested. But there w many] Loule Heythert, 38, a labore i | Chambor of Commerce, which is back- Migainat Eiarding, ‘Hoover or any| *topworn’’ instead of, Yahelt-worn,” | #8 president of the National ¢ whe merely drew up at the slde of| oveq by the Seattle lsht ae | ing the efforts of the Seattle dele. aie | ‘The professor's translation of the}Bank of Chicago, on the the narrow boulevards: and turned . ra i ton. to belie a other candidate,” Johnson charged |) i braver read (splints lout thelr ‘lights, ‘These wore in-| ment. {s In the Beattie Gener i hos. tes afi, to bring th €1925 convention that these excerpts had been “surrep. | Lord's P : AiAtea its Menace Be aie pital with a crushed leg, as the ro. |t? thls city titiously obtained.” | “Our Father in heaven, Your king:| Pollee discovered five men at-| structed to “move on,” as Whey wore) Ft toon eenldanc Weioy: M et oe dom come. Give us today bread for| tempting to break Into the For | menaces to traffic. Lop wy, on, Che aes eatiee Johnsen. vaste yee fi flor | Se te AN Aan aatal agit nome; Which iaSIneXt < doc 9 DOZENS TINE, Up toth ave, ridge. Heytbert was! Reg Co, Ani ty lcichatlen 3 in person. One® lax we have forgiven our debtors, and|Fesidences of James Patter thel/ AT SEWARD PARK ACRE Hy A | ner ROC ee up his (oleate ldo not subject us to temptation, but! Wheat king, und ward Ifinos,| At Seward park, probably the most Reduction in Price |save us from the evil ono,” j millionaire lumberman. Bullets| Popular of all “petting places,” more and daughters who go out evenings) pwrRoIt, Mich, Au on Pe Gas Workers Plan |. Matthew's. description of Jeaus uit the palatial houses for| than a dozen parties were found in |!? itomobiles," — & P Of the aa ean pared ae zis | walking on the wat ‘i 1h or 40 minutes before the three| Progress. All the way around tho! “Road plrates who prey upon ‘pet: | ho . | z on the water is dealt with in if . he reduced $160, be x Sop! Strike in Chicago |e eee en ee | Fobbers were captured, \heningula machines were. found| Ung parties’ nro always desperate |her 9, ibe pa ia a dg et In gray, brown and gree! CHICAGO, Avg. 25-—A threatened | ends: parlted at ue pit half hidden | ieee ae oy ne whim that| pany's office here today get tures, Coats with durable 3 i i : vy trees and shrubbery, Conster- | 8élzes them, © try to patrol the} ‘The epee Aiea {plat styles. trike, September 1, of Chie 4 When they got into the boat the nM The new price will be $1,835. 5, lining. Up+ le pA atan Pee re iy elite, rapres| wind want Oown,. And: the, mee. In Ante Skids From jnation followed in the wake of the| highways and boulevards, but it] Lawslhe, Mieke we aa foc B caniatives to be ordered assigned in|the boat fell before Him and said |deputios’ car. Soon the narrow, | Would take a regiment of traffle offi | $1,495, ay: RUGAAS weadinesy today to quell disturbances |'You are certainly God's son, : Road; Girl Hurt |bunvy roadway was a procession of |cers to give those “petters' a sem You re Now when he company attempts td| ‘Tho Beatitudes began Mixw Bvelyn Cuddy, 27, of the Lib eee eon ete Reon ou piace fide sneaetkniataitid invert B Uchida N Order b Mail “| i i : of a ght of romance by the|ably pick out the most hazardous 4 break any walkout that may take) sed are the mourners, forlerty hotel, was in the Columbus ean-| warning of the deputies, hastily |s aron Uchida Now titles last, a : d \ ; pote. While aut bey they will be consoled litarium Saturday morning. wuffering | go! e tesla hg gly sari ¥ Lt tee Bias Wits, | X posmnco trum thy Ceucidxions trom inusien voseivad Priday ever| "Ett thete places Wa 8008 kaa [elapse ke teek. a RAY Dente Japanese Premier acy alpina 3 “Eve fe robbers who were crucl-|ing, when the machine y | “4 “h a ee inhiite 8 they do not} TOKY x 4 Tel “tim” Murphy, are demanding « 26) "Hvon the robbers who Mick: |{ng, when the machine in whieh she | by new “pettern” seeking locations. | violate truftlo or moral laws. But |r teenth ped Baron Uchian, price, plus Der cont wage ere, Io In Leven. (same way im in the} was riding skidded from the road | For the parking space in limited and | for their own swkes, they should dis foreign minister, ia premier pro tem | If not satisfied president of the union, ty In Lea 1 aby te ean _ |near Kent and erashed into a tele:|the number of ‘“petters” apparently | continue the practice or organize ots Japan, ‘following: the ‘doath of Pratth federal prison, for mall rob:| "Now, from noon there wax a dark. phone pole, Miss Cuddy nustained a) unlimited, and the appetite for “pet- | vigilance bureau arid teatter g ; Premier Kato, Tho entire Kato Tor ht is continuing to run theless over tho whole country until a) qished forehead and dinlooated | ing” unwatiablo. feild thelr Bay tles WHOn ioe were (abies: remained hs oftiod) atte, o'clock, And about 9 o'clock Jesus |»houlder, petting." When they start tendering their resignations to the upion thru his wife, “Parents should watch their sons |‘ 4 prince regent, who refused them,