The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1924, Page 9

try Show Will in Open Sunday a ys show, in the Farmers’ market, th_and Westlake, wil remain Gover Sunday, it was announced hich will last from 10 a. m. Letit be of crisp let- tuce, Romaine or ive, “turned” in i1§COLD MEDAL ; Mayonnaise sfreshat ; —— THE BEST FOODS, Inc. Mth Ave, at 23d $t., New York City For Coal or Wood | Pull nicket trimmed. Duplex Mica paneled front door. ™ Puget Sound Poultry associa-| The exhibits wilt be in piace i awards made during the! ———— | HERE'S MORE ABCUT CHAUFFEUR STARTS ON PAGE 1 sain eps Joe Kelly, Greer Mabel Normand (right), poses now as a “knight-er- rant” rushing to the aid of distressed beanty, but when this picture was taken he was posing for the police bureau Oakland, Cal. Police Chief James T. Drew, ;0f Oakland, Kelly escaped from the chain gang there in September, 1914. | serving a term for petty lar- ceny. He haa been accused of the same thing by Miss Nor- man who says he took her re~ | volver from her room on the | day of the Dines’ affair. oe ‘Mabel Is Barred By Memphis Board ) | MEMPITS, Tenn! Jan. —atadet | Normand, because she figured In Hollywood's latest scandal, wit be pa from Memphis theaters by THE SRATT LE STAR SEEK DEAD IN STARCH BLAST: |Search Ice-Sheeted Wreck- age for More Victims PEKIN, ML, Jan, picks, crowbars and shovels, hacked and strained today at the joo-sheath: od ruins of the dry starch plant of the Corn Products company here in the belief that many of the men who are reported missing since yester- day's explosion are buried In the debris, Police Chief McGuire early today sald that his count of the recovered dead totala eight. This figure Is une officio), The missing number 20, Corn Prod: vets officials oatimated, ‘Thru tho eight-foot wire fence that encloses the plant, scores of relatives of the missing maintained an all night vigh, The cold was intense, but tho grict-atricken watchols appeared to be Indifferent to suffering. Superintendent H, W, Lawton took temne with the police figures on the | dead and sald that only two bodies had been taken from the ruing and! three’ died in hospitals, making a total of five known dead. iT Lawton fears that all of the mins ing are entombed under the wrock: | age. | Lawton directed a check up of the | 250 men who were tn the plant when | the dry dust explosion ocourred and sald that 27 men were minving. Thirtyone Injured aro in Pekin hospitals, a dozen are in horpitale at | Peoria, 10 miles dintant, and still) others aro geattered in homer. } The fire which nwopt the plant fol | lowing the explosion did not subside until late last night. THE WOMEN'S TRADE Union| jeasue will stage a masquerade dance! | and social in its club rooms, 417 Bay! building, January 10, as a benefit for | ]} the league's club room fund, alias Horace chauffeur to (left), identification at According to of He was the municipal board of censors, John | M. Dean, chairman, announced to-| day. Dean said the action would be} taken at the next meeting of the board, } Edna Purviance, also involved fn the scandal, may be given the bene! fit of the doubt, Dean sald. The! board will wait until all evidence ts in before passing Judgment, ho said. by many | BOTH PATIENTS | ARB IMPROVING | While detectives took up the case | with renewed activity and planned to question Mra, Burns and Greer, Miss Normand and Dines, occupy- ing neighboring rooms in a local | hospital were both reported improv- jing this morning, | The film player, operated on yes- | terday for appendicitis, and the rich | Young man, shot becauso of his) | friendship for her, both spent a | "very satisfactory night and are Progressing nicely,” according to word from the hospital. Calling detectives to him Iate , Greer voluntarily decla yes rmand apartment with th Burns had talk then in Dines ‘re | the remark: Dines won't let her come home, ike that, she said. MRS. BURNS DENTES | HAVING SEEN GREER |i ‘Bo careful | Detective Lieutenant Jarvis, acting} last night! at denied having seen} | Greer with the revolyer or realizing| on Greer's new advi again questioned = Mri length. She Burns | his possible intent, and laughed at he had in mind. In Dines’ a ment when the shoot ing occurred junless new | { authorities until the trial. HERE’S MORE ABOUT NORMAND STARTS ON PAGE 1 r favor was indicated in the atement of Mrs. Edith Gattis, tr of the board of censors and rtain to reputations, jenius sho sald. “Mine Normand is tiat of recognized ability, and F absence from the screen w felt by thousands who have ed her pictures; but tt contam ot children and of fine-thi men and women *vho patronize the theaters, I do not wish t hy péeran until I have oon 1 all of the facts, We will probo ane thoroly at the meeting Mon- If Normand {s found of gross midconduct, those amusement in Seattle the. 6 protected from produc. featuring her.” Hight o'clock in the evening eet ag the h will be held in the ce room of the Douglas bulla ing. The board includes the follow ing persons, in addition to Chairman Bou Gattis: Leroy aert and Mrs the 1% t Ashe Mary won, Mr 6 a w heodore H, W Fionr ted Mrx Edna Burns, her fon, and Horace A. Greer, chauffeur, to look with su» ous anger upon attentions paid Hollywood admirers, | * held by Investigating authori. fos to be, in face of latest develop- ments, the solution of the mystery. Burns had seen him leave to Mins} idence, | and turned from the telephone with | It went upstairs and got the gin. Mrs. Burns sw me put it in my or something Greer deBlared. his declaration that she sensed what Edna Purviance, the other actrosa || s told hér story and| elopments warrant, ill not again be haled beforo the ninent in Senttle political circles, | her sharp denunciation of artists are caroleas tn i does not excuse mivcon-| > sit in Judgment hour for the moeting,| | | ) | | iH | At Reduced Prices No. 18, reduced to $12.50 No. 20, reduced to $14.50 DOWNSTAIRS STORE FREDERICK & NELSON FREDERICK & NELSON DOWNSTAIRS STORE, 42 Young Men’s Overcoats REDUCED $14.85 DARK gray and brown wool fabrics. In the conservative double- | breasted model pictured. With half or all-around belt. Sizes 86 to 42 in the lot. Reduced to $14.85. Men’s Khaki Flannel Shirts EN’S warm khaki flannel Shirts $2.45 in neat style. Made with lined DOWNSTAIRE bosom and double elbows. Two pock- ets. All sizes cut amply full. Size 141 to 17 (neck measurement), sTonn Men’s and Young Men’s Shoes, $4.85 'S tan and black calfskin Shoes with welt 8. Young men’s brown calfskin Oxfords with welt soles, Neat, serviceable styles. Sizes 6 to 11. At $4.85. TORY DOWNSTAIR | clpal hu were with 1, rioultural and de HERE'S MORE ABOUT TOURISTS epeaker He wheon. roads had tinue of the Great North aler, Sesistant gener A STARTS ON PAGE 1 | Packtic Northwent tn national mag- 4—~Manimoth | aziges with a combined circulation feranes and hundreds of men with | of ten milion, bls tourist campaign, whieh is tn addition. to the regular serios, c@led attention to the two other epecial serien that are now running, one tolling about Washington as a farming state, and the other fon} turing tho leading Pacific North-} Weat cities an industrial centers. With the passenger traffic mana- . Leedy, weneral ag- pinent agent; C. Gilman, viee president; C. W. Meldrum, aasistant general passen- ger agent, and Vad 8. Graham, as- [mistant general agri tural ral dD, ny Ht. C, Cro Passenger agent of the Spokane, Portland & Heattle Ratlway; eenoral passenger agent, and KE. i, Nelson, nasistant general passenger Agent of the Northern Pacific: and George B. Smith, general agent of the Burlington Route. Chariton, agent} JAPAN SHIP IS ADRIFT AT SEA ands, according to a radio\ distress signal received early today by the Kadio Corporation of America ‘Tho versel's steering engines are | disabled and help was awked, | The vensel in operated by tho Onn- nm Kaisha line, with head: | * at Beattle i ‘The call for help wan relayed here | | by the steamer Anna 1. Morse. A report picked up from wireless! conversation between twa ude - | the Pacific at 4k, m:. Friday by the Seattle harker radio station carried | information that a vessel, leaking! badly and in a sinking condition, was helpless in mid-Pacific. The steamer Empress of Russa Was reported as 200 gniies from tae distressed ship and speeding to the rescue. | Girls’ Warm Coats and Cloth Dresses Reduced HERS of girls between the ages of 2 and 2 years can find unusually good values in warm, Winter weight Coats. Dresses in sizes from 6 to 14. OT M"; satins, COATS Downstairs Store. Unusually Good Values in Women’s and Misses’ Silk and Cloth Dresses $10.85 $20.85 $5.00—$7.50—$8.00 MART new close-fitting turbans, helmet and poke shapes, have arrived in the These are fashioned in faille and changeable silks and lustrous Trimmings take form in brilliant metallic effects, silk flowers and ostrich feathers as pictured. Attractively $5.00, $7.50 and $8.00. m Sizes 2 to 8, reduced to $5.75. Sizes 4 to 12, reduced to $7.75. Sizes 2 to 10, reduced to $9.75. B FREDERICK &-NELSON FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE priced: —DOWNSTAIRS STORE VALUE Is a Distinctive Feature in Current Displays of Women’s and Misses’ Winter Coats LLOWING advantageous purchases, from jobbers clearing their racks before the new year, the Downstairs Store is able to offer un- usually attractive values isses’ Winter Coats. Particular attention is called to the groups of utility Coats, because of the wide choice of styles and good quality fabrics. Many have fur collars, UTILITY COATS at $14.85, $17.85 and $24.85. DRESS COATS at $14.85, $24.85 and $32.85. $14.85 ‘Also Cloth DRESSES 14, Sizes reduced 8 to a Sizes 6 to 14, reduced to $5.75. Sizes 6 to 12, reduced to $7.75. —DOWNSTAIRE STORE PAGE 9 (HANGS, SAYING "TRIAL UNFAIR SALEM, Ore HERE'S MORE ABOUT TRAFFIC STARTS ON PAGE 1 | ee Jan. 4—"I've never «© the words of ater tne Chacha : | i hanged this morning t 0 "0 ‘ were fined $2 each, one was fined! at the penitentiary for the #aying ld: of what the Kyasei Maru Is Helpless on js, ani 22 mon tortoited $6 ball |e (it menitenti Dinleb, 08 Linn eon dotng and would| f nt ; unity Habe eae » do in advertining the| Way From Seattl rien * a ing tho) WAY tate le to Orient w T TAU-LIGHT, All for] Lant-minute appease for. elentency HAN VRANGINCO, “tan, acm felted $5 bat d and considered by Gov In ‘addition to thel.J po Inde siherdriney Set | John B, Gordon, police judge rrce junt night were denied. Ap- he) hotpleas in’ midpacitic, wevernl hun: {Meng all specders to “Jail LBA cit yale Honea | dred tiles weat of the Aleutian {al-| ‘Mont of the speeders are mas ne BE hed ash ried, haye families and are in poor tt circumstances," sald the Judge, “A 1 figs ova dip tN #25 or $60 fine hits them pretty|, Paadbine ore eee Dene hard. Putting them in fall would] icon captured for etenline an ante work hardsbip cupon innocent People us well ax Upon the speeder | themselves |Bank Messenger Is Robbed of $32,000 KANSAS CITY, Jan. 1A mes- for the Centropolis bank of Kansas City, at Centropolis, Mo., suburb, was held up by bandits to: day and robbed of $22,000 in cash, words aa he walked to the trap, was sprung at 632 a, m. "Jail is prewy severe for the ordi nary run of sp And driving | without lHeht ith one light while it Ss erous, looked at in same be} aeng the know it often is imponmble for a way. I driver to tell when his headlight goen out. 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