The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1924, Page 4

NAVAL “BAT TLE W CANAL ZtNE FEWERAL BOND FY, S. Floet Will Bogin War|Discharg ed Officer Facing Games Off Panama @c ast | Conspiracy Charge | PH LL JONES | poated Bonds of $750 each were Tuesday to assure their appearances SET] in federal Aourt by former Deputy | The) sheritt ¢, P Rollins and his wife, Will Tater am warrant charging them with | Phe attacked at 6 a, m.tontOfrow. | violation of the national prohibition | MThis message, flashed thru TNO) got han beer served by the VU. 8.| mus today, put the canal 202) nyrshual'e off oe fon the alert for tho great naval W") Ronine fumes which Will degin at SUNT! HOM tho coumty service by Sheriff] Wednesday. {Matt Starwich, Who gave as his rea Shore stations swarmed with biglt) soy mr the action that Rollins had rs, crisp and military, desplty/ Known of the 4 peration of a moon ‘oppressive heat of the treplesut nine still and Lad not reported the | He smart Kray maval 1aUnehest serenge to his effice nor mado an HUlt-putted back and? forth: between) | | Warships inside the breakwater wat t BY JOSE {United Prose State Correapion: WITH YHE ATLANTIC BS OPE COLON, Panama, Jan. 16 ‘Aflantic entrance to the canal discharged Monday | rest, Rollins was tm plic ration of a s¥ill on a ranch near | in the op ke big naval docks at the north end the vital waterway which -Joins pow: colossus of the north has a oe dence to bring char ges of consptr out from behind the misty mountains | Bo hack of Gatun lake, roared over the Die waterfront hotel that ts the pride uf Colon, and circled far out P the breakwater, flashing back to the | still. B Gbncealed shore batteries and Dig|/Conanghy, T. A B gray warships news of the enemy's |! Fred B. _ imeverments. next federal grand jinry meets prowent all are facha Mo. Wan: | or both offense, Mrs. and \Osear Luzant Willle (who has got cope | “Why don't they Invent a device | for driving from the back seat?” for Christmas): ay, cook, lend me} © “tun! Have you ever met myfa fiea, will you? Boston Tran if i) script t f Tickets Are Good at Any Skating Morning, Afternoon or Evening ICE S$ at the Arena Seattle’s Big ICE PALACE 500 Admission Tickets for 500 BOYS and GIRLS ; The most beautiful neck in| x county stockade by Mrs, Kevah! France is owned by Collette) |necks? At} of iast fall has proven a boon to the charges of | automobile industry. beyond | Possession of liquor, operation of 4) tastrophe there were few motor ve hicles in and Roy | pipitive }Ichikuwa were bound wrer to the | portatic British alr-pilote have flown some | held up & score of employe IT’S FREE! THE SEATTLE STAR EXTRA FEDERAL [RANCHERS TALK |SEATTLE PLANS | “JUDGE SOUGHT BEET GROWING) BIG MARDI GRAS Congested Dockets Forcing | Discuss Initiating Industry | Chamber Committee Out- | Added “Help” in This Section lines Summer Celebration | WE D N E S D AY | in renpusse to an urgent reaueat| More than 76 farmers met with! tow'a you time e yea! ow avai) Wonderful Free Offer as Climax to Great |from Judge Je Neteror, ® ¥¢| Fred &, Grabam, assistant general | ras celebration here this year? — | . + {tot Judge May ait in Beattle's citeull tout and “development agent| That tn tho Object of the Chamber | Singerman Sale—Fina! Clean-Up Wednesday |courts for a few weeks beginning in | ommerce, Which, thru a special " or March, according to a) ° mittee, Tuesday announced ten : ‘pe Pe . ‘ H letter from Superior Ciroult Judge | rep tative plans for such wn annual] Here is our FREE OFFER: Men’s beautifully tailored Willlam B. Gilbert in the hands of{Sugay company Jn the Commerctal| event, combined with a monster mer:|‘Two-Pants Suits, of all-woo! serge, full-lined, in blues, Judge Neterer Tuosday |club rooma at Bast Sianwood Mon-|chanty’, manufacturers’ and export-| browns and pin-stripes. Originally priced around $35—but kets, which are|day evening to promote the sugar | © ’ exposition of Northwestern prod | the tomorro t the final Itoreing delays tn cases, are given ax| beet industry in Weatern Washing-|ucts, No date has been set yet, but| y go tomorrow at the fina $16 85 lithe reason for the requested reliet,|ton. The Utah-[daho company han i t expected that tho Mardi Gran {Clean-up price ......-..+6+.+55 sare ; ° Men’s finest tailored Suits, in heavy | English serge, blue and bankers’ gray; the majority of these | Judge srer announced, ‘The fact | aereed to build a million dollar sugar ‘and exposition will be held simul} And Here's Lot 2: of the celebration, ac: | . ‘1 * ry pit’ ‘ ie celebration. | suits still retain their original $40 price tags (full guarantee miah jo at Northern railway, and | Utabs-tdaho | niatives of the | Over-crowded de {that @ majority of liquor cases, which | plant as soon as farmers of What-| taneously this summer. |coumtituto a heavy portion of chreuit | Com, Skagit and Bnohomish counties! The pur court work, require jury trials be: \ sign agreements to raind m total of | cording to D. B, 'Trefethen, commit: |” h - 4 . tuume the defendants plead guiity, |§000 acres of beets for, one season. | tee chairman, ts to attract attention in writing with every Suit), and the final 19 85 pilex up more work than Judges} At the conclusion of the meeting | to & ttle and ttx advantages as «| clean-up price Wednesday is.......-.-+- ; . ents to Summer playground, a world port} emer their] and Pacific coast manufacturing ‘And as an added inducement to force all these Suits to be sold before this great Singerman sale ends, we make this many farmers signed plant from 6 to £0 per erer and ©, B, Cushman ean han er alone. ‘Atiantic to the Pacific. : Py te ; MoConaughy, wha alleged that she | ; a dente 7 t oT ee weg ae encore purchased the ra pqh from the deputy | ven At leat sap is the} judge Gilbort’s Lotter indicates that | frm epee ages ype Me ae kaoual presentation of the|FREE OFFER: Any $4.00 Hat in the ceeds and Tuark are Gat black power, whose armada [DUFcHAsed the ra US ee with his| Story reaching thig country the same congested condition of the | Demin She with the signatures | . presentation of th ae iad 00 ‘ famed somewhere in the creamy reenact ew Hach 4 Prinaase cd Serpe following a po faa contest Ha courts exists everywhere, ea avery /comined Monday night, @ tola) of pase H nnd is — “ over 200 to select from, in/all shapes and styles—will be _ Pits tea, wroushe earn Toe hin wite \Paris. How do you think i¢|teult court is overworked with the ered ee tat tte staegpene pcritg a aN i \given ABSOLUTELY FREE with each of these Suits sold a Peter cae BtEACN, Crouse “ ‘ skson, — 4'iviato! prob: | ap B © F) cvalanche of liquor cases por |tracted for, and js expected’ tha adios ie exponitic iad iPressivg exhibition of the tremendous} Car sackapes . Civin' tH Prt! oompares with American| sng eye areor. oa pouring In. | re full amount will be obtained by | Dring thousands of others, the com tomorrow. f : ee Sa’ aaa ct coma he Bhoees of one uses TH 8! Pebeusry 1 | mittee believes. ‘Tho tourist wil, | And Look! January clean-up of Men’s Heavy All-Wool clreuit thre the calenda he! ft rr ‘ toot on hrow nlendars behind Ne actinite location for the sugar| Plana materialixe, be treated to fe%-/Qvercoats, belted models, tailored to show their original $35 Goncentrated to protect his water thr acy “to violate the prohibition act = . Judge Neterer and other judgos tivities peculiar to this territory, In raplanes, swooping Will be laid against Wit of the eight} JAPAN WELCOMES AUTOS Uhruout the country have for montha | [AAe* ih ss veeage lds dem dian canoe races, war dances andj and $40 value, but they go tomorrow at $16.85 and $19.85. defendants in the wise when the! TOKYO—Japan's great earthquake |*dvocated that some means of LAKIN) 64 cst convenient to the majority | Perhaps a roundup ‘And a special lot of Men’s Late Model All-Wool Overcoats liquor cases thru special court arrangement be provided, leaving the cireult judges free to handle other of sugar beet growers in the three piber contemplated attractions in ‘marked down for Wednesday at the clude a giant musical program at the | 6 rf 1 = pl ‘a *Saahiagion wtadium, clean-up price xed NOTE—THESE series of band concerts nt the vari special Wednesday we'll sell Men's Singerm ee $13.85 WEDNESDAY ONLY! Hefore the oa counties: Another been called mass meoting has ana for Tuemlay big FREE Duti | matters. the empire taxes made their urage almost proj “Often cases of the utmost Import: | nine tn ra OUs parks, excursions on} Urgent ¢ for trang.|4nce are held up for e i Of ond representatives of the company, | Puget sound and the lakes here-/ valnes for $3.65, Boys’ Suits have bi when the relief workers {time because of the press of & series |i) wit by attended by Mr. Graham | bout and entertainments for offi-| Packard Dress Shoes, formerly $7, for $2.96. 's Dress Shoes at 85: Men's union-made Overalls at 98¢. Men's ys at The. cers and men of the Pacific battle Singerman's Men's Ci © Submarines splitting the smooth federal grand jury at 8 hearing | hegan their labors of morey, taught} Pélatively trivial liquor law vi oe a OUR prestank’ ne Hirtace Ut tie protected water behinid |Monday before U. S. Conimissioner/the government ttm folly. Now the] ‘0? trials,” the Judge daplaned Sverett chamber of commerce flect. Others would be regattas on | Wool Underwear to Yes, these prices go Wednesday. BR vost coins iy Poe ah my be atts are Pa cemee ee oti, trades atl rent “ a 1 wer Ba 4a laggy | ‘The Singerman’s Stock, now down to odds and ends, must jead to the open séa. \4 . 5 bi ¢ | Japan's reconstruction rucks are} . ennis and golf tourneys, ushion rf *gragdign idee ae . Theoretically, the games are ex-|with possessing liquor whieh Mrs. admitted free and pleasure cars for /$26,000 Taken in Berkeley Records ran and sportamen's and tourista’|®% together with our own immense stock—at these genuine Rected to demonstrate Weyond doubt |MoConaughy admitted belomyed to) nair the old duties | St. Louis Hold lexpositions. Local talent would be| sacrifice prices. Sale starts tomorrow, Wednesday morning, the impregnability of the defenses | her. | > ne | By to ge i up Japanese Temblor | «pioye at 9:00 a, m. Join the crowd and take advantage of the ‘Of the canal. | scmgemenigg™ a ST. LOUS, Jan. 15—Six bandits RRITY OF CALIFOR With ‘Trefethen, the committee NM ‘edi Are Ae i _ ONE FOR T bandie| UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, | OO posed of E. Rex Smith, great savings offered in the wind-up of this great Singerman ‘ai, Jan, 1i-—Records ¢ ograph at the Univernity of lifornia studied today mhow that hquake In Tokyo this morn iy |oustomers in the West Bide Savings | Horke! last <i ‘Trust Co, here, toda and es! 4 with $26,850. The ro Roberts, G. G. Sale, . G wit) Note address carefully— . F. Redford, RED FRONT CLOTHING COMPANY aoe Sn 1601-1603 First Ave., Corner Pine St. A. G, Taf, C. Black, A. 8. | werding, F. I 1. A. Schoen! 400 miles, and carried x ) passengers during the years, during which pertod air travelers have lost thelr lives. |in » automobiles lainly. ‘The vib : : tthe “I ° i plainty th re Darwin i the Rev. J. Ralph neconds | 1 Pliny L. Allen and ©. 2a fler 1p, m foot ee Netnon | time) and continued [after 3 p.m The ree the disturbance as 5, of Berkeley, which would be slightly *t of Tokyo, 1 8 minutes | * BRIN Pte NSE | ° cote Knights and Nomads to Meet Saturday | Ala Gagh Santha, No. 17, Nomads of Avrudaka, and Kuh Ala ord placed the ‘Petncess” Biearaty ps leave Seattle Dally for Vancouver and Victoria, B.C, from Colman Dock, foot ef Marion Strew. — ted the selamograph 1 en 2a bet 2 oe ee severe the ep oe _— Order 4 ood DAY cams. her ated end Vaac 9:00 a. m. THE NIC nOAT—F , 11:30 p- m. Shippers Protest Muh Ale Dagh hen elected the fol FARES TO VICTORIA f ¥ARES TO VANCOUVER $2.75, $5.00%5" | $4:25 No, $7.78 tr Limit f LAKE CITY, emir, James Hayes, Jr; shiek, O. N 1 shippers today v : s- | Camry mahedi, Carleton Erickson; ‘ protest ngninst the approval | secretary, O, C. Lloyd: treasurer, J jon of the railroads a Caughey; satrap, ¢ Lunan f eptions to the Ic ort | sahib, W. H. Martin; trustees, Wil-| ul ¢ transpe t |} iam Delfel, EB. B. Erickson and W a hearing ¢ interstate com-| A. Cald merce commission, held before Ex A large class of candida 1] aminer T. M. Pattison. officials also appli can ¢ rates Chicago to cific Coast terminals t ply at Salt Lake and o} fiat THAIN ss TED STATES WOND ANADIAN PACIFIC ROCKIES Stop-Overs nt All Points of Interest CITY TIC ¢ MA im-S587. ed into Knight ansan of Seattle on February } diene ‘FIRST DEBATE int Ten University of Washington co-| ford eds were the proud possessors of sou: venir cards from Capt. Charies Pia ton of the French training ship Jean ailroud in presented | x be 16 INDIVIDUALITY CAN BE SHOWN IN DINING ROOM Stereotyped Style of Furnishing No Longer Considered Essential. their plean that the they granted wheret points: Dakota Pioneer Is Buried in Seattle ny has passed on. It took a long thne to convince a housewife that her S'Are, Tuesday. The cards were | argument ' services were held for) malled thru Mra. George H. Guy of/ man, on @ining room might differ from her M reo H. Ferguson, 4024) the Chamber of Commerce, who | collegiate neighbor's, but gradually she is Co place. Seattle, at the|chaperoned the party on which the | sea learning that her own individuality Scottich Rite Temple at 2 p. m, Fri-| girls visited the vessel and its crew) T may be expressed just as well tn fay. Crem followed. during thelr stay in the Seattle har-/ the U that room as in her living room ar- MM on was born at Que-| be the soviet government of Russi rangement. The dining room must e 1 6 he tamil ~ - | still be slightly formal, of course, k ater but in re ing that formality it pa, Ross Will Speak on | Seattle Park Men ‘need not be so similar to all other D ning rooms that a dinner gues' Yer doesn't know whether he ts dining golf! with the Smiths or the Joneses, Here is a server from a mahogany Here’s How to Get Your Tickets Without ag 4B the Skagit Project Buperintendent J. D. Ross, of the departme America 1880; moving was a member of A A. F. & A. M., and ttish Rite bod: Honor R. M. 1 houses and Seattle parks were closed dow er of the board of park con peak befor of Electrical Engineer Mr, Ferg n ie survived by wife m ‘ 1 1 daughter; also a brother living | Yersity of Washington, mm Tuesday in honor of Rob rt pending a Fenn W Fock. ie wf ta Sper deceased former e' ents in the Funeral seryices were from the Bonney-Watson Naval Officer Is potiics, a |: Mt a parts Se tke Gane ipatt Drunk; Dismissed Skeleton of Hotel | raged open ey MLE ns cee Falls Under Snow ' nder George T. Swazey has | PORT ANGELES, Jan. 15 to the Pacific fleet The ee pea ed from the navel sere | framework of the new Olympic Hot Mysterious Flames ‘ Destroy Vestments EE! Boys and girls, but it’s FUN skating on the smooth ice down at the Arena, Seat- tle’s big Ice Palace! Nearly everyone just loves to ice skate, so The Seattle Star has purchased 500 admission tickets from the Arena and will give them to Seattle boys and girls. ment we roliday in t Lieut y who + martial on charg All you have to do in order to win a ticket is nsxault and conduct parahed pte dseck 2 Ped cedasaig: to secure only two new subscriptions to The Star. rif ef, the navy de) seprin, having collapsed under Wipers eyo Pagar rrp Rage 4 Have two of your friends or neighbors, who are vasa | Me re ete Fail ioapedonded not now having The Star delivered to their rp ‘ f OMe OF reat eee : wo Schwellenbach Will |: pao fd gercre homes, agree to subscribe for three months. You do not have to collect any money or make delivery of The Star—simply take the order for the paper. Have subscribers sign the subserip- was expr Address Debate Club Bellet th ary origi an Legion, °| Asks $10,000 for Schooner Faith Is VRANK FOYSTON Seattle Hockey Star PF EROCEO SOTO SS OOFOOEOSSEOOO HOSES ESOCONEROZOOD COO STSOHOT ODEO EOL O RESO tion blank printed below and when y av ‘ e é n you have Unis ton, at Com secured the two subscriptions you will be given Reported as Safe men ening “ Loss of Husband on Vout natige - C'mon, kids—grab your skates and enjoy this ‘ th of Seat inte Mond Deport Dope Sellers | tie creat n railway ha Deen | more French commode or healthful sport. You can win as many tickets sistance from, Vic _Deport ot allen dope ters, | started by Mra. Ora Beckntro cabine an, be used in any as you wish. fn 1 : atncogle:, Beck ems ¢ the ra wit. Itisof i t ; a sagen van killed 0 'an the rest of the suite, semi-cir The Fa a fishing craft, car data él, the aint cident peat fal in form, with panels inlaid w e Seattle Star € five men we cotin nok einen oeciales tite | marquetry composed of several petebrenyy ade hin ples ate ° kinds of woods, The Inlald border Hesketh Will B Se erat ate Education Thru Play. of sti another kind of wood gives laser Tort, 5 ; @ : : ‘The West Seatue ar Study t of a real picture ‘ood, Seventh Ave., Between Union and University Sts. cone : Mate 1h aed direct tes be "L exactly weit ane te Nate on Job This Week Lad, Coasting, Is Garane doth W., a| Intene jiman Bob Hesketh, who practical demonst duca | The large painted panel above the (Have Sulmcrihers Sion ‘This’ Sabeeciets eae ody saamweth. SPO) Dead After Smashup | tion thru play” at Hiawatha play: | Server ts another element which fave Subscribers Sign This Subscription Blank) at home fc 4) KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jon. 1 field, Friday g at 8 o'lock,| contributes individuality to the ‘ Wilholmn gtabb,.14, died today, after | About 80 chilé fi take atning It is In rich, dark pisiage b . wind athe : »lors, 8! Rowers and a ‘ul bird, somet in the man- ng EGYPTIAN COTTON CROP TO SUBSCRIBERS ' i part | grat coasting accident of't CATNtne iaiabliey OF at of handsome tapestry. A poly- . 1 aif 1923 cott chrome frame is happlly suited to _here pscribe The Seattle Sta npr = f peters a : : D of! the subject cate order tinued, for wh agree Tariff Commission — Per * & te (Write to Marian Moore, care of — et ‘T cule ft at . 4 E this newspaper, for advice or Infor- AM NOT NOW HAVI HE START RET , Examine Dawes on Heads Are Renamed mation about home furnishing or § i ERED TO MI G ns WASHINGTON, Jan. 18—Pr decorating, sending stamped, ad- erman Finances ( loaigcnys eee dressed envelope for reply.) m er ws, to b Wesk to s a library tab! « oe nen a ae. Ch <Wretchedness » ze the lead m of bom nny OF Answer: Yes, beautiful ones are at the White He today Cc . “ made in walnut or mahogany. PH 4 nations e inade af ti t Copuriont. American Homes B ae vwxna Constipation “ ebonalick: firs : » made so that te Can Be Quickly Overcome by ASK DR. MACY CARTER’S LITTLE Soattlo’s 1 Speciat DE LIVER PILLS. . SHE DIDN'T BELIEVE HIM Purely vege- . LITTLE BROTHER'S JOR wt on ear er table — act sure He ¥ I | f ’ f night Jog |and gently on ' Pi ‘ the liver, Re- ui vie jeve biliou ness, hea ache, dizzi- ness and indigestion. duty nts get : | Small Piti—Smalt Dose —Small Pricg A trint will © ‘ 10a "Third Ave ree. They do their “Yaweracar pier electric sults when others & Corner Pike O& eeenononene