The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1923, Page 26

WITNESSES FOR STOKES FLAYED Another Negro Aid to Mil- lionaire Entangled NEW Y tens ination of w Stokes aged millic from his Asarial was th entang Epps tion the necticut perman. he identi 150 yan’ Mrs. St group of 1 ness could this w betweep. SAN gar T. Wal fm the W friends ing. Wallace ing here. Wallace's all of the case would be the witnes Four Airmen Plan Down Coast Flight EU Ore, Oct. 19,—For United States here today, en Whence the start der, nonstop next week Capt. Lowell sm! P. Richter, who made th Mon-stop flight at Rockwell field, San Diego, are expected to the border-to-border jaunt. Refuel fng, accomplished in midair, w take place here and at Sacramer ‘They expect the trip to take about 12 hours. Start of the record-breaking air aunt wil! be made at Blaine, Wash ‘on the Canadian border, an it w end at Ream field, on the Mexico amtrale | Une, below San Diego. Grass Strikes Blow at Direct Primary State Senator Robert Grass mace @ Ditter attack on the direct pri mary law of Washington in an ad @ress delivered Thursday noon be fore the King County Young Men‘s Republican club. “The direct primary fs one of the Jargest influences leading to soctal- ism and communism,” he declared His speech ts considered as the @pening gun of an organized attack on the present plan. ‘The address was greeted by | cheering that was ffar from unani mous. . Seven Are Dead in Oklahoma’s Flood OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Oct. 19. | With the known flood death toll dm the state standing at seven and Several other persons believed cas- Malties, flood crests in state streams | s t ah i a “ ‘ red f ano! {Moved eastward and southward to-| day. Possibility of an Arkansas flood | Menace was seen today with the €oming juncture of Arkansas and » Canadian river floods in the extreme | eastern part of the state Rext few days. in the "Seattle Ha Has Big Potatoes Herself | Charles Bergstrom, 4334 W. Con- t cord ay ‘a big potato, this one Seattle-grown, ;Unirrigated, weighing, he .asserted, _ four and one-half pounds. It is, Uike others which have been brought |, to The Star editorial rooms, of the Gold Coin variety, but was grown im Fauntleroy, instead of *country surrounding were others exhibited. fn the the city, as ‘Violet Ray Became a Bit Too Strong A violet-ray machine, which he hhad attached to a battery, gave too | much juice for K. Yamavuchi, 604 ™ i § Main st. Friday, and as a result YWamavuchi was forced to call the | fire department to put out the fir in his bed. The machine, thad been bought at a drug store, j Set fire tothe bed clothing, Yama. | “vuchi said, and caused $50 damages. Prison Guards Are [twits Hunting for Trusty | SALEM, Ore., Oct. 19.—Prison | §uards are searching today for Abe Rustéin, trusty at the state peniten- lary, who fled yesterday from _Rear-by ranch, where he was di Hing potatoes. He had four years “More to serve of a seven-year sen- jtence. “Impeachment Case Ready for Filing | HOMA CITY, Okia., Oct. hment charges Ok _=Impe the legisiativé investigation, will be ie" J. C, Walton resulting from Teady for filing the first of next ‘Week, according to house committee Meader POORY Held f for. Stealing His Wife’s roe Accused of stealing his wife's furs, Dawning them, and teaving her the Pawn ticket, Ritchie McCarron, pug- Mlist, was arrested in Tacoma Thurs. day and was returned to Seattle later Mn the day. Mrs. McCarron said she found the ticket under her pillow, ark Policeman Is Injured in Crash Patrolman W. J. Moore, of the Park police, received painful injuriow 40 the lex Thursday evening when iis motorcycle collided at Fremont jwith an auto driven by Mrs. F. 1. (LeBlanc, 9616 Linden ave. Moore a treatment at the city hosp. is the latest to produce | which | Al ae Mi THE SEA Dr. Br ownVery Busy Man ALASKA NEEDS He’ Piudiciin for 47, 000 | That's | mai C. F. Curry BY LELAND HANNUM nvestments, In gressman Charwes ¥ Curry tative in from Callfe for 11 years, Cor with his family, a | gressman Curry rived at the Iry morning, to v when they will resutho their journe TTLE STAR CURRY HOME-MAKERS Opinion of Congress- congress Friday Monday y eastward, y 1an of the ‘There a nany cures bein Jeet forth to aid Alaska and ne | enough doctors are going |the basis of the trouble, in an interview, ‘I | United States spendin; }lar for | States and A That is not transportation ka until it ie nesde condition now “They say ‘that is needed,’ and ‘the other * but I tell you that the rea o hasn't been Dr. I term « Suther “make’ shape, so Virgil will t 619 Prospect st. ng’s heart and thyroid in fine the team. Vi LUCILLE mec inspector tion star Harding st ALASKA IN NEED OF MORE HOME MAKERS t Alaska needa is more ne laborers, but na to th soccor rgil lives a BY G. BUTLER ! i work of the ~ artment, J ng Wh juvenile en) ins make | 4 The Star by Joh torney general of scrim! ring shipments 1 lines, charges of ¢ Brown hours en he sa and ¢ and car . ith a fu 4 of for n Alank and med: 1 ¢ atraight te « t ho said m agains? the another’ dol-| between the i this ts needed’ and is al tall Charley years congress- who t P big, | Curry, for 11 . from California, | has worked for 10 years on problems of Alaska, He was the principal speaker at an Alaska luncheon day by the § of Commerce. man attle Chamber * & Carter Bar tographers om in the “= GIRL DECLARES EYES “CURED” Child Says Isaiah Restored it Her Vision he brought h I talked the amount ed in the se of a pleasant who told me tha » there who do not feel content dations of the must see the en whi Even ¥ ng them. te ear thru jaska. No, fre! tea aren't the big SAYS SOME ©) BUREAUS MUST GO ¢ red tape which In disc lement Alaska and somo of.t o And there must be me rdination the in to get There are Discussing | treatment, upon by the « Dr. Brown told me h the pr which to between boa body her tells you different and where you Is it an hool agencies, One tells you © somethin prescribing schools for tho with the’ result t golt jduring that period have b duced from 20 to 7 per cent. “Goltre is more prevalent in «! atmen: past nine years, | wonder lers, p r |ment paid employes, are disco Coyle’s Pardon of int (fi ina’ and the fodinie treatment is a barm.| Lindberg Was Thoro} Andy less and positive preventive,” he} TACOMA, Oct. 19 je aren't any |said. “There appear to bo legal|W. J. ¢ did a thoro fob | difficulties in th of supplying | pardontn of Gustaf jthe medicine t schools, as | rector of the defunct | there is no prov’ school funds | American bank, it for this purpose; however, lodin is | covered easy to procure, and 60 cents will} A prior pardon. y be the entire cost of one complete |retary of State ( Hinkle, | treatment.” teen given Lindberg to In most cases {n the schools It is|from spending a day or in not a case of “curing goltre,” but {prison in case the writ of tt “treating ‘incidence’ of goitre,” | preme court confirming his right Lieut ation You're not Alaska question, pulling for as you nhould, all the time. “Alaska probably means more jo than any other part business,” ndberg. and you a unsig Seat Union. “What action next congressional session these problems?’ he w save him don't kn he r And I'm tired of th just told you. Leas popul wept away by | pa to deliver to the| whole | ¢ here Chamber of Friday " He mect old which means meeting by means of | reached Tacoma before his pa od |alone, would di p into dreaded | will be decided Monday when Prose- | for 10 years. and believe and know that the sole might be some change.” Coolidge to Make 4 young people against ills and con- “I've the children makes for the safety |ot President Coolidge's stand on dry|tion not supported by may mean the safety of a rors’ conference tomor-|speak at the will tor the recommendations of school|servers believ Se and with the propomd gaitre laut wait e House f are ay| Capt. Charles F. the {odinic treatment, @ deficiency | it is claimed. “Frankly 1 | goltre itself,” he said. Dr. Brown |ctiting Attorney James whole thing, darned tired. effort of the medical inspector of “What do you want?” he tagion. | Prohibition Stand of the family as a whole,” he says. jenforcement will be chocka."* community." He urges parents to | ro of which wan laid be-| me: uncheen nurses, and personally assures them | No intima the president’a| Inav Ay treatment. lent as “silent hae al" his Gaughtor, in the thyroid’ gland which, if ett} Further prosecution of Lindberg | sponded. “I've worked for urges parents to be open-minded, |turn to the city. try what I want once, I public schools is to safeguard the queried. “What makes for the safety of | WASHINGTON, Oct, 19. All doubt | four-fifths of the Alaskan *A virulent sickness taken in time |the address he 4 Congressman Curry was take up with their family physicians | for political ob- | "A Tomorrow | there is absolutely Sno danger con-| position has beep allowed to leak | } Mrs. Curry, Jr, ar Miss Florence Curr | | | | While David Lloyd George is being entertained making speeches, ete., his wife an daughter are being given royal receptions by society elsewher at an afternoon tea in New York, Left to right: Mrs. B. M. House, wife of Col. House; Dame Lloyd George; Mrs. Charles Dana Gidson, sister of Lady Astor, and Mrs, James Davies. In rear is Megan Lloyd George. a folks right here in Se too strong tn this he amiled hanging together on far-famed of the Is probabia durin to | Color, and tomorrow my miother and | Alaska If they’ think there was rea} “Mar tape and‘a Digger percentage than government | * slated to Com: noon on friends and for Washington with Peternon, his son. . Here is a group snapped\r it yeara a mere her touch of the old n't and she seeme her ny experience of little | SEN wante Mary Sterion, 8, of 704 Bellevue ave N., Seattle, at the canvas-covered meeting place of Brother ‘miracle healer” at Kirk re Wednesday t. She testi Alaska as strongly seeming cure in halting Afternoon, August, and of the ed her. te « by i v ned yellow sister and brother, Milton, take me on a@ streetcar to regular school and «.| Maybe I learn to read,” she smiled. stroked a huge bunch of I don’t know these ‘other , but you want me to pick yellow flowe And she u TRIED DOCTORS, HER AUNT SAYS her her to the acels asserted, “was years old. She couldn't all, Her parents try glasses; do no good at all. They try dc and the same thing happen. ing. But now Her eyes don't seo not used to seeing baby and coulin't remember rhe can already pick out ono color and she is bright girl and learns | fant | Mary ts an he ‘olor ye ntingly did. aunt, who brought med th heale 3 sick when they ctora, Noth she seo pretty good ea, very far ned | z bright” all misses, as do right, many of her eee American playmaten, an op | LO SITUATION MALE | portunity of “m'‘am"* aying “sir when spe and ilng to tho she has tro | eyes yot. Was it a mirncle performed be- fore hundreds by the. “Man Snowy White," he — proclairr himself? Did the faith in God of a little child and her foreign-born aunt nd those loving relatives at hom: sult in an astounding mod. ern-day anti-surgical and antl n jcal phenomenon? Brother Isaiah says fo. August im certain of the fact as for littl Mary, herself, Knows she can sec, she is happy and thankful. She may be able to go to “regular school" with othe children and she is contented, tho amazed at the wonders she is now realizing for tho first time: since sho Jost her sight ble focusing Mra. and she Parcel Post Limit Doubled to Japan In order to facilitate the ahipment of heavy clothing, blankets and other noceasitices to sufferers from the Japanese earthquake, the poatal authorities of Japan have to accept parceln post welghin up to pounds until De. 1) come according to a ived from We p+ |riday by Postmaster C. M, Perkina () The welght limit for parcels post packages for Japan in normal times is 11 pounds ihe bulletin | hington, D.C.) given Fri- ri Isaiah, the | ine Reus} seo at | yet, | since al But | READ | Sho elders, | and she claims she can see all right, | | y hor | “Saas inj PAPE (COOK'S MAIL HE ORE ERE } The Seattle Star " TAR WANT AD RATES M A in- 0600 — Want Ad Dept. BUSINESS SERVICE Attorney sat-Law Collateral 1 aned on all articles of RELIABLE, 1107 MONEY lue = THY “Electric 1 ROUGHT a! RENT Monuments F ROUND Marble and Granite Ist and Virginia, Established 4 and rnold ington, D. ¢ WARKY TOW! $76, 0 t. Te Physician » Burgeons Dit ANG STAR H Mahed 1861 free, 432 Person, { weden, ph 5 Boren ave beauty SPECIAL NOTICES _ Universal Whist Club | a. 1431 1 y; evenings 8:3 i t Yer, who left at ndersigned Ebure mmur he w please retur tal. Rey HL ndie-1496 for ad and ¢ pont HAL HIGH” school or business collexe | girl for some Hght work and waiting on table in return for board and ging. Apply 1314 Minor ave WANTED — & for san itarlan Must ha owledme ¢ cooking for Q-93, The Star WANTED: ye inaid. CA pit HEMBTITCHIN y work. 414 Hite! Hid PIANO lessons; ic i504 RAC HELP WANTED the Scandinavian ea children, Vuaranteed aver Bartell's piano Bp 9 MALE Been | rk and | at month furnish Kens on easy terms $08 Third ave, Seattle n, the man who has people homes in and near § Extra Trousers, $5 _ Match that old cost ana vest with a new pair of trouse See our mam: moth iock of pants at new low price: thousand paira to choose from 6 ~. Lundquist-Lilly, 4th and Pike | WO newspaper wolleliors wanted. | Bee Mr. Parish, eattio Star, 1307 AT ANN ave., clean, furnished. ed bedrooms (men); free bath and! phone. Trans. weekly $1.59. | IN WOOL SUITS $29.00. | Come upstairs and see these fine, | | virgin wool suits tailo a fabrics woven right here in W ington state Truly beautiful weaves. Guaranteed quality, only) Lundquist-Lilly, ind floor reen Ridg. Fourth and Pike. WANTED—10_ men. single house- | keeping, $1.00 per week and up. | gaa included. 2232 Sixth ave. and | Rell at iF Sam W + Weatiake | steam heat- | field can't repair your watch, throw {t away. 302 Union Big Green Clock. Opp. postoffice. ‘O-WEAR trousers, match ur coat, union made. | Tracie, | 80S ‘Third. ake ce ae , brakemen, beginners 6 (which position’). Rall- . Star | YOUNG man 18 needs work the worst way; will do anything for} a start. BE acn-0268, NY leaka in roofs? Phone SU naet- |’ and forget it on ranch with hens or kind, 4602 10th Ave. S. aH | WoRK | any |19 FURNISHED HOU | FOR RENT MODISRN ¥ roome, furnished $20. antlake, FROOM houseboat, furnished, _ month. 4 4028 Areade Didg pitl-1077, ita BIG, CLAIM YORT WORTH, Texas, Oct. 19,- three girls were employed in the mailing department of the Petro. | leum Producers’ association and mere than 800,00 pieces of literature were matied out to the in one week, ace of Miss Brown fn the trial of Dr, A, Cook and ni charges of misuse of mally Miss Brown, rding Virginia Frederick tostimony assoclates © on on the witness said she was stand formerly em | ployed in the mailing department of | tho company, today, promotion of whieh tx Investigated by the govern: As many as 15,000 of oulars a duy Were matled out, the said, boing ment ©\30 FARMS TO RES ‘T IF | Desi Roos | LEAVING city, will sell reasonably | flake Bayne. 44 POULTRY | TALLS eR MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED “20—FOR RENT HOUSES & WHEELER Reliability COND AND MAT f 21 UNFURNISHED AND APARTM MANIA APART: Desirable 4 or 5-room unfurnished apartments: light, heat. gas and | nable rent. Office, 112% Howell AND FLATS le exington-( Yoncord NISHEL MADRONA DIS furnished 4-r vate me: t i garage }and gas range brass bed, etc eather LOOK WANTED ntlemen, widow's rders. TORT children between month, or by week for mother. 2924 Alki 2471 WANTED to by elderly ephone K Dand 6, $35 ave, WE board, child or ba lady in nice he in one of the cholcest| in the city, Call at 214 Leary! bide Also bedroom | YAY, OCTOBER SA 716.00 16 by the * put in your These Bargains Barry ‘Pi iano Co, BA Du UNCALLED | FOR SUITS OVERCOATS AT VERY LOW PRICES THE OWL 1317) FIRST Entrance. Good Second-Hand Sewing Machines AT BARGAIN PRICES SOL D ON TERMS wi AND R Wh hite Se wing Machine Co. 1619 Fourth EL jot-4227. NOW 18 THE Time TO BUY hing] . heavy butt, $2.7! M.; extra t A Star, $3.25; extra clears, $3.75. Delivered ‘direct from mill. All grades. absolutely Kuaranteed. Sw hingle Co. } Landin, West Beattie. net 0334 da WE st-4588 even- Electrical Fixtures ‘* considerable when you buy ¢ electrical fixtures UPSTAIRS fro om the man that makes them. WAGNE LIGHTIL FIXTURES 1810 ke ave. Times Square. WE INSTALL THEM RE $8.75 Lump Coal — Delivered $8.75 Guaranteed clean lump; high heat; light ash t or clinkers, 10-Inch clear You Hunters, Attention! _ $5 gives you hunting privileges on my large Skagit farm. Will be com| reserve next year ake In 266 E, Pross $8.00. |" SEWING MACHINE MA | Used machines, repairs and 1635 Westlake, across west { mill woe cord, deliv- block wood ends, $6 load; big loads. 131-R. Also RA nier-1282, wood, $6.25 %s-cord, I cord. Mill wood, FA load, 2 cords $13. Cedar, $3 load. Millwood planer EA st 12- Inch Fir, let CORD, D $19.50 FOR 3 BEY 32. OFFICES TO RENT FOR RENT—Office space floor location; telephone, with all eniences. Opposite Bank of Columbia at MUSICAL TRUMENTS on purchase. Fourth ave. ¢ tically new, cash or terms. yround Tenn price ME Irse- ‘ UPRIGHT piano. EA at-b308, 88 FU R NITURE W ED YT home. GA rtid-6oal ONeill, Ino FU RNITURE FOR SALE| Bargains in Used Ranges Leader . en 5.00 Reo Raker tet Majentic Maileable Quick Meal Royal And. a few good rebuilt Lang ranges, We purchate Lang ranges now in tise at the highest prices. ‘Terms extended on tsed ranges. F. 8. Lang Mfg. Company | Retail ret and Spring fedium hine Black oak Onk & White cabinet. 2115 KB size Thor washing ma- upright piano, ctlonal bi enan Te TRIa Bt FLOORIN shingles, clear shingles, $3.50; ta, | 821 W. 85th, Coat That Satisfies $8.50 per ton in 2-ton lots. Users jot.2187 heatera at. reduced prices. THRONG Plumbing, Heating, 2122 Second ave. TWO of the best high grade furnace als, $6.25 per ton, first zone. ART UCPHOLSTERING CO, Upholatering, repairing, refinishing, remodeling of furniture. KE nwd- SINGER #0 ing taachine. drop-head, ondition, Cheap. 2023 Boren. ATTRESS CO. Mattresses cleaned and re-made. ME Irse-0453. FULL rd of stove yood, $6 delivered. EL tot-0142, Desk Mxchange, 210 James at, Buys, Sells and Exchanges. Office Fur Tength mill Seattle Fuel 10 up. Repairing, renting. MAin- 1524 First ave. r ADY ‘TO-WEAR trousers, match your coat, union made, Tracie, 805 ‘Third ave. mill wood, $7 cord; planer cord. EL fot-1 MACHINES and cash regis: | bout sold and srychanged y |PORTABLE garages, houses, stores. DEMARS PORTABLE BLDG. CO, y CA pitl-3: | WANTED—Live poultry, Reese, any kinds. Higheat, best prices, Rainier valley poultry. Will call, 9438 43rd ave. S. Phone RA nier-2189. WHITE Muscovy ducks, nolseloss, 3115 Fairvie 45 MISCELL ANEOUS FOR SALE GUARANTERD SC RATCH FEED, $2.25: pure cane sugar, $9.40! Yakima Gem potatoes, all grades, all prices, WESTLAKE COMMISSION CO, ___Niyth and Weatlake 4,000,000 ON SEVEN 40's, $1 per 1,007 cash, Truck four miles to Dis ery bay, Jay Haviland, Quilcene, Wash. | MILL wood, $1 Toad, $7 doubl ad, $9.50 double; 5.50, double $10, loads. UB Ir 424 any time GOOD” MAJESTIC” range: & rugs: sewing machin phonograph: china closet, MA in-5983, SLAB Wood; never been in water none better for furnace or heater, Maet-0114, i pald for ladies” good othing. Garment Exchange, nion at ORD, CHDAR WOOD, stow Jeng ths, forest wood, SU nset-6296 Res, SU naet-5773. RAZORS, biaden, sors and Knives sharpened RIGHT wt 1013 Third avenue, J DRY MILTATOOD, $4.50 1 Gh ndle-0984 VACUUM” cleanera on aw Kuaranteed, § and up. Ave. Juat north of Pine, fireproot wate, safe cabinet 67. Victor safe, . 440, SPRCTAT, thin week only ont wood $4 load, ¢ D MB Iree-T12 any time, MOVING? “Driver and big truck, $2 por hour, MA in+6075, RANGIS, Mirnitire, new and Used. Outrit Cheap at Mureka, 2029 lat ducks and “pedigreed, pliner forest Large 12-in, and in., 5 double load. fully 1096 8th BaNaENDD: also small Diy tors double WE buy clothing and furs. The Owl, 1317% First ave. ‘5S—All kinds, Lake Wash: ates le Mill. KE nwd-2589. WooD ae aca ey inside, $8 ¥ cord. One week only. ET Tatars, chokera and scarts for Sale, cheap, 1817% First. KAVANAGH hats, $3.00, 1005 TRUNKS moved, 5c. MA In-61 46 WANTED—MISCELLA- NEOUS | Wanted plano, $100 cash, A at-6808. Sa GARAGES PORTABLE garak pital PORTABLE waraea. Capitol 508% 56 AUTOS FOR SALE OFFER YOU THE BEST BUYS I USED CARS IN THIS CITY TODAY, Ie STOCK IS COMPLETE MAKES AND PRICES, Hudson 7-passengers and Speedsters Vasex Touring and Roadster Studebaker Spectal 6 Toure ing, 2 of them WE CAN. Templar Roadster, A snap- py cat. Model I Hupmobile Sedan Dodge Touring Ford Coupes and Touring Theso ave all Jato madel cars, and are priced to move them, THRMS AND TRADES NUTE MOTOR CO. IUDSON. AND SSEX } UDISRILUTORS Pike. BA st-0074 0 eo > Tes tpt be ph ak et a ek Bg