The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1924, Page 2

MAY SAVE 3 FROM NOOSE’. Last Attempt Is Made for | Young Murderers SWISHER Correspondent BY HAROLD | United Preas Staff GOS ANGEL! Jan, 31 ar Whettier three y will pay wit 1 their lives for the deatll of Charl Chapman, insura: vlesman shi trio during a | ay be finally de on Judge! @own by one of t midnight holdup, v termined tomorrow w for a now trial { Jack Ferdinand, who killed Chap: | : man while the insurance man had} i his hands high in the air, andj i John Sears and John “Smoky” Gere- | 4 gnc, members of Ferdinand’s gang, | have all been sentenced to die Admittedly the sentence imposed upon Sears and Gcrsgac was a mevere one. It is the first time In the history of California criminal Taw, the prosecution agreed, when | accomplices in a murder have faced | * held a revolver man's Woman com: ¢ panion while Ferdinand robbed and} f then killed him with a bullet fired t Into his back. Geregac sat in the | crime Oar, several fect away, REN. Smoker’s Teeth Bleached White in 3 Minutes New Safe Method Removes Stains— | Makes Teeth Flashing White | No matter how much you daske—eo| Matter how stained your teeth may be—| ed | ee | & new safe treatment has beon perfe Dy prominent dentists, which diea Bway tobacco and other stains, lea Teeth wonderfully clear and whi Rew discovery 1 | paste not only atty, re Moves the sofiencd staine—but used dalty | ta the formation of new ones. u'll be amazed to see how quickly dark teat are made Cashing white and lus- frous. Bieachodent Combination is safe tf ment. Tou can buy any make of used car ms Seattle Automobilo Used Car Dealers by watching their bargains fm the Want Ad Columns. WHY BE WEAK AND NERVOUS as result of pale, thin watery ‘Blood—Nuxated Iron will help make 4 strong and well again; it has| used and highly endorsed rod former United States Senators, Judges of the U. S. Courts, many physicians and prominent men. Hiven ‘the Pope of Rome wrote especially of the merits of Nuxated/ Iron in a ‘communication to the! Pharmacie Normale. Over 4,000,000 People are using it annually to help build red blood, strength and en- durance. At all druggists. any in . You need not endure the blight of premature bared of faded, streaked or hair, Brownatoneis your remedy. bpadleg oid diag pepe coobaenott Prat tet blondeta to Towns nis! a teed Geiss Eat dent requiring At ail ork derrs Send i0e for trial bottle, indicating color. In the extracwun vu teeth wo say to our patrons: If we hurt you, don’t pay—could we say more? Set of Teeth From UP or Crown and Bridge Work From $1.00 UP 1422 Second Avenue We Stand the Test of Time 22 Years in One Location Russ Avery rules on their appeals | founder of the institution }the unusually fough passa |36, of Vienna, Fhe Ben Marcha, MicDougall-Southwick. | ham ‘and ts now somewhere in the| ‘Praser-! erson rote. in Ce. Gamicsss- Deane, Rhodes Co--Advertien: | United States. gd Gray Haired Spanish ‘Vous! fomen of Spain have glorious hair, radiant, glossy and | H guppy lemon athery ONE Tints Gray Hair Any Shade You can lee as beautiful hais as the worl |DIPLOMAS FOR SCHOOL GR: ADS 29th annual com exercises 6f Wilson's M Liege will be beld I in tho Shrine torium Ma teniple, at and Har vant, A class of 2 will r ° thelr diplomas. J. ¢ Herdsman, execut secre of the China club, will delive nddrese to the class, and Mr, W Benway, general agent of the Ohio Léfe Insurance company, will ide. Lieyd Spencer of the Be Star, and president of the Se Advertising club, will also] peak. ‘The diplomas will be present: ed by J. P. Wilson, president and The class officers are as fc Willmer Dd. Wallace pre r ‘Thomas Duffy, vice president; Mary C. Budnick, secretary; Ethel N. Halli well, assists retary; Saul Her-| man, and Nima E. ‘Thor eon, ass t treasurer, Mrs, Alma] | Katzen will deliver the vale ory, and the gold medal fo holarship and deportment’’ was won by Miss Budaick, (GIANT WAVES SWEEP LINER|~ NEW YORK, Jan. 31.—Threo| and one-half days late as a result] of encountering fogs, icebergs and] the most,.severe Atlantic storms | in her history, the United American | liner Cleveland arrived here today, Mary C. reporting that one passenger had been washed overboard while two otfers had tb severely injured and another died as a result of the morning of the 23rd a wave swept Frans Kilenky, into terrific seas. Tho same wave washed a Viennese |girl against tho rail and rendered her unconscious with broken bones while a woman first-class passenger fell and broke a leg. EPIDEMIC OF _ MEASLES HERE! Following the customary cycle, an epidemic of measles has broken out jin Seattle and King county this win-| ter, according tp Dr. Geo. H. Spar-| ling, county health officer, “These outbreaks come regularly | every eight or ten years,” the health | officer said. “The last was in tho/ winter of 1916-16, As soon as a new crop of children reaches the age of j extreme susceptibility, the measies can be looked for.", Dr. Sparling ea- timates the number of cases in the| city at more than 7,000, and those in King county outaide the city at about | half that figure. |B. C, Desperado Is Hunted in America VANCOUVER, B. C., Dee. 31—~/ Pollee bave learned that George Hannay, British Columbia's most | noted desperado of recent years, os-| leaped last Sunday night to Belling: | On giant Ten years ago Hannay was chief lof provincial police at Nanaimo and the most popular government of- ficial on Vancouver island, He was caught grafting a considerable sum of government money, fled to the United States, was extradited and served three years. Then he turned bandit in earnest. Tall, handsome and with a host of friends, it was hard for the police to pin crime on him. Two weeks ago he held up a store at Duncan, getting away with a considerable sum. He was treed and arrested but last Sunday night broke jail. News Writers Will | Observe Birthday | The Geattle Amateur Press club) will celebrate its 2ist anniversary on | the evening of February 9, at Meves’ | cafeteria, E. W. Allen will preside, and the following will be among the | |speakers: John 8. Andrews, Miss| | Lenora earl Brace, Prof. Henry | Cremer, F. Roy Davidson, Aubrey W. Deery, Dr. C. F. Noel, E. A. Rowell and Dr. 8. H. Sussman, Never AWOL in 30 Years, He Retires SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, $1-—Mas- ter Sergeant Albert Hayes was re- tired from the army here today after 30 years of continuous service during which time he never had been absent without leave, courtmartialed or dis- elplined. Expect Dope Arre te] Pedestrian Killed | DULUTH, Minn. Jan. 31 —Im-| portant arrests were expected to-| day following seizure here of optum | | valued at $300,000 by federal agents. | ‘The oplum was stored in trunks in Ja warehouse labeled as clothing. Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspzct It Applicants for Insurance Often Rejected Judging from reports from drug. gists who are constantly In direct touch with the public, there is one | Preparation that has been very suc- cessful in Overcoming these condi tions. The mild and healing in-| fluence of Dr. Kilmer’s 8wamp-Root | is soon realized. It stands the high-| | est for its remarkable record of suc} cess, An examining physician for one of the prominent Life Insurance| ; Companies, in an interview of the | subject, made the astonishing state- ment that one reason why so many applicants for insurance are rejected is because kidney trouble is #0 com- mon to the’ American people, and the large majority of those whose | applications are declined do not even| suspect that they have the divease. Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is on sale! |at all drug stores in bottles of two | sizes, medium and large. However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing. hamton, N. Y., for a sample bot- tle, When writing be sure and men- tion this paper.—Advertisement, bs | SAVED! BY JIM MARSHALL And came out Blossom Show to Open Next Week Beaut flower ultural society ing in the Columbia Mbrary, PORTLAND, Jan, 31.—~Silgs I Kratz, pedestrian, struck by an aute mobile yesterday, died this morn! R. R, Irving ts held tn fail, cha with recklessly driving the m which struck Krats., oa Home-made Re ao Coughs hly feamly oupets eal rae made, Bares PRPEEEEOY You ht be that the, at thing you can use for & severe cough, is a remedy which is easily prepared at home in just a few momen’ It’s cheap, but for prompt results ib beats anything else you ever tried. Usually stops the ordii ough or chest cold in 24 hours. too—children like It id it is pure and good Pour 2% ounces of Pinex in » pint bottle; then fill it up with pisin gegrlates sugar syrup. Or use cler. honey, or corn syrup, t pply—bu: tail’ bott 1yrup, r pr oes right to th vet gives quick, lasting relief. It e mbt os “the ini ranes that paseanee, Rigs the annoying thi , loosens the phi and soon your cou i arene it BEST LAXATIVE FOR BOWELS : i If Headachy, Bil Bilious, Sick, Constipated No griping or inconvenience fol- lows a gentle liver and dowel cleansing with “Cascarets.” Sick Headache, Biliousness, Gases, Ind) | gestion, and ail such distreay gone by morning. Most harmiess laxa- tive for Men, Women and Children —100 boxes, also 25c and Sc sizes, any drug store.—Advertisement. A SIMPLE HOME METHOD TO BREAK UP A COLD At this season of the year thou sands of people find they catch cold easily, and if neglected often devel Ops into more serious complications. Stop drugging your system with drugs that often do you more harm than good. Go to any druggist and get a bot tle of Hyland's 14. They are mild 4nd pleasant, contain no habit-form: ing drug, safe for children. Partel} Drug Co.—Advertisement. HEAL OKINOVGEASES Apply Zemo, Clea Clean, Penetrat- ing, Antiseptic Liquid It fs unnecessary for you to suffer with Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm, | Rashes and similar ekin troubles, Zemo obtained at any drug store for |86c, or $1.00 for extra large bottle, | and promptly applied will usually give instant relief from itching tor- ture. It cleanses and soothes the skin and heals quickly and effective. ly most skin diseases, Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, disappearing liquid and is soothing to the most delicate skin. Get it today and save all further distress, Zemo Soap, 25¢; Zemo Ointment, 60c-—Ad- vertivement. surprised to know | ~ led urte acid depos! |cream.—Advertisement. THE AT TI |ACCOU! AIDS T Ri ADE Ri | \m attitude on taxation and municl | STAY ON AVE, joni pubiic tities, ax toltows Ta | An ordinance which sought to re od to maintain huge garrison army, which caunes| extreme poverty and unrest. Unless Engiand keeps her promises for no. economic reform, this unrest nt and dan-| ii. avi © Kiwanis fon of & contri Or an thopedi *pital for the matnte-| ried hance of the “Kiwanis bed" for the | | ‘ sf furnit Teamster Dies on bas Porch of Neighbor | even cken with hemorrhage of the} Har | un) h at, ] | died on the back porch of his neigh- |bor, Will H. Snow, Tith wt. tps where he had gone to summon help. | yeters Gunlack was fo of blood by Mrs. Walter Larson, 110 N. 77th et. Gunlack was « team. |ater and is survived by his widow, Mrs, Mary ad In @ pool) Amery by m bureat Taxpayers’ League Picks New Chiefs The Taxpayers’ league has new of! jficers Thursday, following election. | | They are: L. A. Parshall, president; A. E. Flagg and Reuben D, Hill, vice- | Prenidents; C. M. Williams, auditor; H. M. Hill, secretary, and Silas Rich, treasurer, Twenty were appointed to | serve on the executive committee, Two Women Named to Aid Coolidge Mra, C. E. Udell has been appointed | Coolidge campaign manager for wom. jen for Yakima county, Mrs, B. K. |Hanna has been named for the same post in Whitman county. Appoint. ments were made by Mrs, Harry J. | Miller, touring the state in behalf of the Coolidge candidacy, ‘Has Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism — Mr. James H. Allen suffered for yenrs with rheumatism. Many times this terrible disease left him helpless and unable to work. | He finally decided, after years of ceaseless study, that no one can be free from rheumatism until the ac cumulated impurities, commonly call. | were dissolved jin the joints and muscles and ox. | pelled from the body, | With this idea in mind he consulted physicians, made experiments and | finalty compounded a prescription } hat quickly and completely banished | levee sign and symptom of rheuma. | tiem from his system. | He freely gave his discovery, which | ie called Allenrhu, to others who | took it, with what might be called | |marvelous success, After years of urging he decided to lot sufferers ey. | erywhere know about h'y discovery through tho newspapers. He has| therefore instructed druggists every. | where to dispense Allenrhu with the understanding that if the first pint| bottle does not show the way to com. | |plete recovery ho will gladiy return | |Your money without CommentenAd. | | Vertinement, TRY SULPHUR ON AN ECZEMA SKIN Any breaking out of the skin, even | flery, itching eczema, can be quickly | jovercome by applying Mentho-Sul- | phur, declares a noted skin specialist, | Because of its germ destroying prop. Jerties, this sylphur preparation {n.| | Stantly brings ease from skin irrita., tion, soothes and heals the eczema right up and leaves the skin clear and smooth. It seldom ‘falis to relieve the t ment without delay. Sufferers from skin trouble should obtain a small | far of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur from | any good druggist and use it Like cold NT BOOK |BENEFIT BALL AT of the ceived an order for one of his con |such @ distant port, |May Consolidate ‘Thursday. disabled men's Legion posts, j Identity, BELLE VU ks it i xation i# one of the vital le | | | } | | ° Pare sues in the eounclimanie campaign pore a phn =e - votaren | RecA our high taxation i» a han 35 committee of the elty council Wed om for wRaginMcird: nesday afternoon and a substitute . our a 20x60 in. pproved, The new plan merely elim wn 1s. Size 30x60 In. A I shall not make a false appeal fringed ends. Size 2 ates forhire cars and taxicaba from | co. yten by pn we al json et a varlety of color combinations Pike Pino ata, up to €:80°P. m1 auction Im City thee, tay pater Bpecial Friday-Baturday, 1.35, m the peak of traffic has py believe th nd oy 7 : BECOND FLOOR ceeeee/ ond ave, and hotel standa r Pe ee 1 wee Be brongnt abou oe {and taxes upon personal property. | This ts @ rapidly growing city, and , Tells Kiwanis Club [public improvements are. necessary | to keep pace with its growth, whieh | of India’s Problem |'),\*t? nace ith tts growth, whieh De ww that India only needs|in a x it | educa ot the masses to bring as fi to the forefront of nations, Prot. F y power as a city counctt nest W for 16 ye an educat the people in India, addressed the Kiwanis ont return for every de “ A jat the Hotel Gowman Wednesday. | they pay,” vulcanized fiber suit case— “India,” he declared, “looks to the| | —24in. sult case. Made of hard yulcan- Usited States as an example of what | SE ATTLE IS ized fiber. Black or brown colors. freedom of thought and edu dk wn Fitted with inside shirt fold, good _ omplish for a people. At clasps and lock and leather straps. ON THE MAP) Seattle's ev ) P, Hopkins, . inventor being “on ¢ that it 233 Westlake | nd manufacturer} & combination | Thursday ro-| el ot ces from a man in Capetown, | Africa, Hopkins sayn he has| bevera! orders from Honolulu, | m a place #o far} The order specified that the ure be sent by express, and Hopkins applied at a local ex.| office ho #ald they weren't/ sure that they could ship to The ion of tho Disabled American ‘ans of the World War with the| ican Legion ts under discussion embers of both organizations | The scheme ix to turn organizations retaining their own| however, the Cold. u, is foltering the plan. no ©, nur Special Frid ——— —out-of- town folks || SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AND PINE ST, I rt Duty Lower er Trade Catalogs Mexican Veterans’ Bodies catalogues has been reduced to one- | ritth of the previous rate, it was Headaches From Slight Colds |Laxative BROMO QUININE Tab- into} lete relieve the Headache by curing Miles Price, war] germ destroyer, Th veteran and employe of the veterans’ | signature of E. W. Advertisement. MEMO AMINICAN HOMES HURKAU: FOR HOTTER AMERICAN HOMES FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS — . D, or phone orders; on! chair, will not be dalivered; ery hit - and - miss pattern rag rug--- Saturday. SECOND FIOOR LIST YOUR HOMES FOR RENT Le. bound duty on tonic laxative and Tho box bears the Grove, 30c.— THUR can announced yesterday by the Seattle} rate. office of the United States depart-| possible for Ameriéan firms to cir- ment of commerce. The duty on | cularize Mexican customers ecenom- unbound catalogues has been re- duced to one-tenth of the previous PISO’S MOU DAY, JANUARY 31 » a customer ; be easily be these specials, except taken by purcha 1 nat two, girl 1 Mr " Bollovue ; and @ elim girl—and Io, of geatts \bhouse Saturday, February & bl. di bleached sheets: The dance is in charge of a com lack andirons Sy ¥ ‘ | r 1 which & ’ put i at i n charg ‘satan Ps Qed I heal nd t it girl bemoaned the |. , . 4 0 of Bellevue women, including i sale H pen fact tha Kin't reduce—ahe | ket, haa re i meroan w Ht. C. Fulton, Mes. Jamon E ay P said—ahe'd tried EVERYTHING— | ug to ite t form, hola and Mra, W, 1, Evan 49 good quality” mu ‘ r , and it w I only ene a day and| Tho Bollevug Bus com y has ar sr eath, wide 81x90 in. 65 wire dish Ayainsys And tt jeturo went on or 4 month to sin “a | ranged for orchestra, and ladies Deemed fipecial Yriday And the slim girl said—"I'll tell 1 that will show tho profit or tho east wide will f h sand santa sain Gy; ach SEE CIAL! jyou what to do—you take two | los running a business and|Wiches, cake and | andlrone —exactly as vl pounda of Epsom nalts...” maint all informat wired] Kirkland busine hig tured, He And the picture went on and | for me tax reports Johased $60 worth of tioke to the } ; ue ne : wo held our breath—and not a] pighty.three per cent of failures © and residents of the east side — gine 48 a6 40 ver. 1 ound W lik ake cetgiad one. Ge tiene nmr welling Uckets In match, fies 4 C ti And | of the dark: | nu marian, ai4' chnske t att t service to the dance THING in. Special, pair ! pounds of profit or loss, The jority of Soren Eee ee i H And ag themes ®Gies af naturatie’ aitoce deserted mothoraand mothers || | 90 pairs curtains — and the pleture the sieetine. colaiens that voannetl ants who have mea A tho alten girl ‘ are Wnt /matntain aceounting departments: an ] ! stout girl n her—and | Lochow's book ts planned to reduce | FIV IT | whispered—"Oh, go ont |yhis evil by supplying w meana tor| LAX PROBLEM | set of 6 teaspoons— And we held our breath—and ling «mailer merchant to keep ade-| 101 | scrim, marquisette or net girl sald—'"Well—you tuke two and with nothing more than a K : a patt Regular prices Medica. dedopon Giant pounds of Epsom ralts—and put | rudimentary knowledge of bookkeep. |, SPeking at the luncheon of tho range from 2.50 to $10—. % peep Yoana yp ac om o a bath hot wate ing | taxpay ere organizations and viet . for Friday aturday Ff, . n nd then get in and soak yourself ABE jae 1 Improvement clubs, eral patterns, fa Plas 6% anes | ‘a cafeteria, rT war tax we heaved a deep sigh of KR AXI ABS i< pbell, candidate for tt It e ] C TO year term in the city counct), stated Credit Is ae nursery chair —natural maple nursery chair. weight. Friday-Saturd. Light Similar to picture. Spectal WITH OUR FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT feally. TABLETS haa pe GIGANTIC SHOE SALE Your greatest anticipation of Shoe values will be more than realized, for we can honestly say that this is by far the Greatest Sale we have ever attempted. WOMEN’S SHOES 7.00 Novelty Pumps, in suede NOW srssveses, DOOD $8.00 Patent and Kid Strap and $8.50 Low and high heel, Strap ae Oxfords—_ ~ $5, 45 $3.85 $10.00 Cuban and high heel, brown and black, kid and $5 85 e kangaroo—NOW... Novelty Pumps; Suede, Kid, Satin. vow $5.85 « $6.45 $6 High Top Shoes— SALE CONDUCTED BY E. C, BETTEYS. BOYS’ SHOES $4.50 Brown—NOW $3.25 $5.00 Brown—NOW $3.85 Big Girls’ Schoo! Shoes Brown and Black $6.00—NOW ‘$4.85 1.25 NOW. 2.85 NOW. Now—! 25 NOW. AS SHOES $9.00 and $10.00 Button Calf and Bien $445 Co. $4.85 $5.45 $6.45 MEN'S WORK SHOES $3.85 &° $10 Kangaroo Shoes $8.45 and Oxfords—NOW $7.00 Shoes and Oxfords—NOW ... Police Shoes— $7.50-$8.00—NOW. . SALE OPENS FRIDAY, 9 A. M. eb. First) GINSBERG SHOE STORE 521 PIKE STREET Across the Street from Coliseum Theater—SEATTLE TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & 50NS As @ result, it will again be (CONSTIPATION | Fim resura whee thtiog CHAMBERLAIN'S