The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 9

eae Orc ai coast last month. * * * % BY OTTO M. JON ch from told t . Master of t which Ney ® Shinkoku ‘ked on the land, where the veasel c: ne evening of November t almost a month, at the merc: high winds and heavy seas. | Capt. Salter is in Seattie, after his | Alaskan coast where his ship was wrecked. Whiie sailing fi m Japan to load} NENG NAG NG ENN NOR oe wheat at Port . the Shinkoku | h isabled when the tail ke. This|¢ =— aro S=" | tee H = | = =r land tub ame ae 180 miles | =e south of Dutch Harb | — In a high sea, the ship drifted un foe floundering day, at 6 0 2 ee & ember 14 the tug Huma- Be comma arrived on the & Sz “CAPITAL” Six-hole Range $68.00 With porcelain trim n Blue, White or Gray. Polished six-hole top, oven-door lermor oven and dupl » for coal or wooc Best Quality Water Coil, $3.00 FREDERICK & NELSON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923, THE SEATTLE | MASTER OF ILL-RATED SHIP Mery, Cot: Docts?” «WIFE 1S SAVED; Capt. Salter and his son, Edward, w: leave the Shinkoku Maru after it c trip, the that at 7 a. m. he trip down from the spot on the|* S\one of empt STAR ordered to oha mandant at hiv post as com: t Lawton to com: a, Nee cee | Cathot Speeding Car | Death of His Neighbor Col, and Mra, Dockery will leave for . where they will board an army trans port for the Bast , |and Pike st, Thursday night, but in| prank steiner, his SG-yearold 9 Dec. 14—Huge|%° (alte wax knocked, down himself, | por, in the county hoxpitt he tho label, ‘Speed | Pecelving painful injuries to his right | night, y be placed for 30 days} knee. ‘Tho driver of the car escaped, | Sehoenbaum shot Steiner follo ho reported, |their homes here, late Wedne Smith saw the automobile ap-| afternoon proaching and pushed his wife out of | Deputy Prosecutin, the way, but failed to save himself. | ‘Teats, who har t Two other pedestrians, Charles | cane, was out of t y |Carman, Windsor hotel, and Mrs.|Proxecutor James W. & Bertha Sewell, 1414 Charles st, were that a murder charg injured by automobiles Thursday eve-| would be fi on Mond ning, Carman was struck at Mith |p ate returns, Attorney Le jship. During the entire time, Capt | Salter stayed abo however, with lhis two boys, rd, 14, and Henry, 9. | On November 27 the tug Algon |quin returned and took off the crew, jbut Capt. Salter with his two boya) knooked down at Sixth ave. and boity jail aince the shooting, He jand four mon stayed with the ship| Jackson at, Neither was seriously |arrested by pollco just as | until Novembe: when they were | hurt Yavin ihe jtaken off by the tug and landed at} tal : Cordova, where they } jthe Victoria for | But to Capt. Salter this experience | lis one of many such occurrences| Plane; Is Drowned |ron of the inventor of the gyro mbarked on Ave been spent in the Japa-|trot of his airplane whilo flying a|dived into the sea yester¢ pping service [nhort distance off the coast of Sus-| body has not been recovered. +— _— RRs Rm BRE NS SSG I Rt | FREDERICK & NELSON DOUMSTURS STORE| e among the last to d off the, Alaska \ A Clearing of TRIMMED MILLINERY REDUCED TO * * & became November radio RESS, tailored and sports styles in velvet, duvetyn, hatter’s plush, velour and felt Trimmed Hats in a wide assortment of smart styles. A clearing of Hats from several higher priced groups. Re- duced, Saturday, to $2.95. e —DOWNSTAIR Santa Claus Welcomes You in A WH s il) WY o TOM shit l wate ass ne TL I NEG, LW MiG -and urges you to visit him in the snow-roofed Toy- town Postoffice, where he dispenses his merry old Tag smiles, receives your orders for Christmas, and, after ree handing you one of his “personal letters,” sends you 4 “i 0) on a wonderful journey through TOYTOWN. : Here you will see— FOR GIRLS FOR BOYS Dolls Electric Trains Doll Houses . Junior Autos Doll Carriages Velocipedes Doll Clotl Rubber Balls China Tea Sets Games Toy Stoves Mechanical Toys Aluminum Cooking Stoves Kiddie Kars Games Erector Building Sei Story Books Footballs Doll Furniture Coaster Wagons Toy Mroning Boards Drums Toy Trunks “L" Toy Autos and Derricks Pianos Story Books Cedar Chests Musical Instruments Rubber Ba Meccano Bull Carpet Sweey “Chemeraft” Che Doll Beds Building Blocks Toy Furniture Sleds all these and many, many more wonderful things Santa Claus has provided for his boy and girl friends in TOYTOWN. De A et nr nad mandipg ofticer of the oltizons’ train | Man Pushes Mate Out of!ls Held to Answer After | sun if they forced their way into his San Francisco in the near future,| WW: 1. Smith, 2209 Second ave, suo} TACOMA, Dec, 14.—Ceo, Schoen ded in saving his wife from @/ baum faced a charge of murder to ing automobile at Second ave. | day, as a result of the death of =| FREDERICK & NELSON jing @ quarrel of long standing, near ‘| DOWNSTAIRS STORE Features |) dling the but wald probably "nen Men’s Pure Linen ave. and Piko st. Mrs. Sewell was) gschoenbaum has been held in the as he was supporter of the liberal party and pe, bia 42 yeara at sea, 22 of| LONDON, Dec, 14,—Loxing con- | was drowned when the machine nose The PAGE 9 INTO ASYLUM} ""« fR absence of Judge W. D,|elared he had malted scores Clans scone letters to President Coolidge: « s arrested Wednesday p SNOW IN NEW YORK NEW YORK, Dec, 14--A ight Jef-| snow, first of the season, fell here house, wan or 1 committed to the | frey brok the door, leaped upon melting as soon as It striele inane asylum on Thursday by Myrhe and pinned his arms to his treets. ‘The snow stopped examining board meeting with Su-! sides shortly after 7 a, m. 43, who held deputy sheriffs at | when five puties rush r planw ‘for for a wook with threats to use a whot- after seve him had failed. Deput 1 s With Hemstitched Edges 22° 12 for $225 NE dozen of these fine Linen Handker. chiefs makes a most acceptable gift for aman. A fine even-weave quality, with neat hemstitched edges; in a generous size. Many women will find these es- pecially fine for embroidering with the recipients initial or monogram. A new shipment of 5,000 makes possi- ble this attractive price for so good a quality. At 25¢ each; one dozen, $2.75. (Men's Section, Downstairs Store) Gift Ties In Comprehensive Assortments O55 GELECTING over 6,000 for our holi- day displays made it possible to provide some exceptionally fine quali- ties and patterns, even at this moder- ate price. The comprehensive assortments of- fer— KNITTED FIBER-SILK TIES—in plain colors and handsome stripe effects. FIBER-SILK TIES in wide array of plain colors, striking figures and stripes. SILK TIES with the patterns woven in fiber-silk. CUT SILK TIES in moire effects, Persian patterns, stripes and figures. Unusually attractive values, at 95¢. (Men's Section, Downstairs Store)