The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1923, Page 3

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1929 1994 FORECAST FEDERAL GRAND IN S.D, SLATES. JURY ORDERED: Coolidge, McAdoo and La sige Neterer Issues Call Follette Head Selections | for Veniremen BY SEABURN BROWN Forty persona were called to re port for ral grand jury duty upon order of Judge Jeremiah torer, Wednesday morning, 1 Will repert December 13, nt) « South Dakota today leads all other state: sf the Union in the selection of a list of candidates for the 1926 presidential elections. Here, are majority — slates announcement with any remarks concerning the action or his reas adopted by the republicans, demo-| sons for calling a jury at this time, crats and farmer-labor parties of) A resume of the list of persons the The court did not accompany the} Wednesday w | ment HERE'S MORE ABOUT NELL AUSTIN STARTS ON PAGE 1 ent when the statement was mado, They entered the room a few mo: monty later, however, and were ap. parently greatly relieved at the state Miss Leila Austin has stoutly maintained that the theory of tho Seattle police, that Mi ML left home. of her own free will, was wrong Chief “Severyis reiterated his be} lef in the ons of his theory en shown the Austin Girl's statement, “A most” preposterous story,” he said, “If she were kidnaped on w bu I HAIR BETRAYS “SLAYER” | | | | THE GRQTE-RAN OTTO F. KEGEL, President That's what PAGE & KIN street carly in the every » Kiddie evening, it's funny no one saw or in town is saying TOYS from the Children's Toy Store! And Dad's just as inter- ested about our Toy Store as the children are running trains last Saturday! AND SANTA CLAUS tells stories every afternoon to the little tots—and you can bet your life it’s great fun to sit on Santa’s lap and listen to his in- teresting tales. Come TOMORROW—Here Are Wonderful Opportunities for Saving! jbound ever to the grand jury since te ast fos wea eehleenty Ca heard it, Then how can anyone c »y the office of District) belleve that these kidnapers, who | Attorney Thomas Revelle, ineludes) are charged with « train As: five liquor law violation cases, 23) sault upon the gil, w ° , wen i“ for nareotics violation, five for vio-|' te her home on Aliilard i, took lations of the postal lawn and one! the hiking clothes out of an old Acial The total he beri of. venk and put them on her? he total to dato ts ap- aw ald io happ ‘ that this number wil be augment. | 1 Nee, sanaeeracing iat td by the thine the rend fore ta/ barnett saw her, masaherading aa Pony 40: akin “Mattoera tions Y a boy and giving the name of From. the following at ot pere| Clarence?” How did it happen she | ch Rahea, Poi 'o f ., : 9 tea was seen at various points along | fe grand jury, whic! |the highway to the border?” according to regulation cannot in- M./ chide “more than 23 nor less than} (18, will be selected: Roland Annett, Agnew, Seattle. cro, | Richmond Hig ei 1 Whit the state at their proposal conven- tion here: Republican ‘ “Vor president, Calvin Coolidge, Senator For vice president Ar- thur Capper, Kansas For United States senator, Goy- ernor W. H. MeMasters of South} Dakota. Democratle For president G, MeAdoc p James G,! —couldn’t get the dads away from the table of For vieo jerard, New York Farmer-Labor For president La’ Follotte, For vice president, tier, North Dakota. For United States * Ayers, leader of th movement The republ also prepared m nator and Henry Severyns said he is waiting word | |from the Vancouver police to re | }open the case and search for the |kidnapers if they have obtained any, | clue worth reporting. “Wo will search for the kid: | napers if there were any in. volved,” Severyns sald. “Hot ever, T know that a few day before Miss Austin disappeared she had her hair bobbed real short to resemble a boy. She wasn't out of her mind. then,” as been unable to see up to 7 » her eyelids being | Tied and swollen. The nervous shock | “Imight have this offect Hunt's Senator Robert Seattle; Fred D, muel W, Blodgett, nds, Seattl G. B. Birmingham Seattle; J. H {make red H. Suskey, Baker, Tukwila; L. D, ; Oscar Bergeeth, Seattle; Nicholson, Seattle; Daniel R Abraham, Seattle. Fred H. Brune, , | Seattle; Pierson L. Bingay, Seattle; J. W, Augustine, Monr Ww. | Bowers, Seattle; Albert : | Seat Alfred 1 Port chard; Thomas M. ’ nt, Point; Cha nator Pra-( Large Dolls Special $2.98 Dolls with jointed bodies, 23 inches tall—made with bisque head, arms and legs. These Dolls have sleeping eyes and long, curly hair. Especially good value, $2.98. : erm Ives’ Mechanical Trains All Sizes Reduced No.0—Engine, Tender, Parlor Car | and six lengths of Track. ..98¢ No. 1—Engine, Tender, Chair Car and and 8 lengths of Track. ..$1.69 —Engine, Tender, Chair and Bag- gage Car and 10 lengths of Track $1.98 Sngine hair and Bag- gage ( 10 lengths of Track 2 Extra lengths of track 10¢ Mechanical Wind-Up Toys The kind that wear a long time! Alligators—that Walk; Beetles—that Cr Autos—the Balky Mules; Toonerville " starts; Miss Lella Austin told how glad Nell was to! omb; Del-} seq them two days ago, when she T. O, But: | first regained consciousness. Howard, | “Why would she be #0 glad to see| Seattle; H./us if she had quarreled and run} Townsend; Emil) away?” the elder aistor sald. | eattle; Edward Brunini, Se- | Mra. Mabel Ingram, hostess of the! attle; John B, Keating le; John | two girls, sald they had concluded Antle, Seattle; John C. Dat Nell was taken to Vancouver In| James R an automobile by her kidnapers, but ns'sbn, Lake that she put up a desperate fight and ub. Moines; Benjamin B. onca ped. John Edmonds: Jac VOTE PLEASING A RE Sh RAID BIG OPIUM DEN Girl Gave Story, They Say Enthuses Coolidge Capture Nine “Chinese and Seize Dope Supply Large Express Wagons Special $2.98 Express Wagons with metal bodies, the box 15x32 inches—enameled red; special $2.98. the democrats and behalf of Ford f Platforms, v three parties and the required by law t of thelr nomina’ ang In“order that their names mitted to ers at th This shows Luke May, the criminologist, examining the hairs found in the clenched hand of the “victim” in The Star's “imaginary murder.’ Microscopie analysis showed the “slaye age, health and race. oe ‘ATTEMPT MADE | ON MAN'S LIFE « Shot Fired ‘at Des Moines Garage Owner From Auto No. 2- Buell, Hunt's Bissell’s Toy Carpet Sweeper.. . Charleatc Large, Bright Trumpets....... Kiddie Kars Special $1.98 Tender ton; and MORE ABOUT MURDER PARTS ON PAGE 1 Run; s special. . ‘olley-—that stops ¢ Ki long 6 to top special $1.98, EASY TO DISCOVER CROOK'S DYED HAIR MAN RUN DOWN BY AUTO DIES! Salesman Fatally Hurt When He Steps in Front of Car WOMEN'S BAGS HE GIFT BUYER shall profit by making selections here TO- MORROW from an abundance of fine Leather Bags. Arm” Stepping into the path of an automobile when he became con fused by a traifie jam Tuesday Lioyd B. Smith, Unusual Ample Assortment jured. tal within M. ( “Under the greed tops; | | and pouch styles, with fancy metal frames and_fili- | all are nicely lined and fitted with mirrors and coin purses. ie Pin seal, goat and calf leathers are used in their and velours are shown in the new shapings. HAIR DENOTES HEALTH OF MAN SOUGHT fashioning; also, silk HERE'S MORE ABOUT GILLETT STARTS ON PAGE 1 The assortment is large and the values are exceptional. LOCAL BANKER. DIES IN OREGON : t's t 7 William Thaanum Succumbs : BE eae io eae | eid he ncat ty are UR Ee Winsor nites ' @ , Pi to Long Iliness y thelr pone : Held on Tuesday \GREEMENT JS ne of ? t id Tu f READ BY NELSON f it m Thi 40d R The ed I HERE’S MORE ABOUT KERRY STARTS ON PAGE 1 jer FRIENDS POST FLAMES BURST SHARP KE FLYZIK’S BAIL FROM VOLCANO SHAKES JAPAN Mine Workers Put UpjVesuvius Spouting Fire; $1,000 on Libel Charge People Are Alarmed THREATENS HELL FOR DISBELIEVERS OF VIRGIN BIRTH IDEA sare teat People Flee to Open Spaces, Fearing New Disaster NAPLES entirely enve TOKYO, Dee. 5 sl shook We harp earth. Japan and the today violence to 0 important quake sional streams island spaces, aster » and Yokohamme, John West Elected Mayor of Chehalis poet cree Custer Burglars sei by Posse SLLINGHAM, T | What's in the Air WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5 Posses ov burglars \Ared dollars in , Je re y dis ae rc mps and a shot 1 fice Mon believed to the See Thursday's Str for vonbs vy name of the May's manhunt.) u i” ; 1d of $30 in, 2a8Be aed ‘

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