The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 19, 1924, Page 4

ALL OVER From $30 to $50 HALF We 6 ¢ now e 86 Coats 17 Coats at $35; now 30 Coats at $40; now 28 Coats at $45; 5 Coats at $50; All Sizes, This Sale Begins Wednesday Morning at 9 Needless to s you King Bros. Second Correct Apparel for Seattle Men Since 1900 Autobus Service | AKRON, Ohio, Feb. 19.—Tho city at Half Price, as follow Poinde “Tron Man’ Is COATS TH ter Mentioned | as Successor to Denby| Wanted to Rebuild Morale in U. 8. Navy Department BY WILLIAM J, LOSH ted Preae Matt Correny WASHINGTON, Fet will bi the feld a and ka utally w partment moasures to the crying need of ne well inf A man whe PRICE che ral toda waning m the nay rmed persons declare. An enormou teady number of resignations of officers edented run of dis at Point Honda, Cal, ors were lost; at Ve Tacoma Was ¥ und lonerters, and . $15.00 . $17.50 where ny dostre a Crus re th fruits of conditi that require harsh measures for a cure, navy men Disousaion t dny of as or to Denby brought out sev names. Prenident Coolidg hopes of # with nouncement from the White House that no naval officer will be named and nobody from Michigan—Denby’s atate It appar B. Warre first bell for n where 4 within thi ents the navy as blasted the no an official an. $25.00 ted Cha ently © o . who wa o’Clock , track will have to be here early Plenty of Time for Out Gladly a WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.—Sec: tary of Navy Denby, in his letter of resignation, sent to President Coolidge yesterday, nald ty I President; Heretofore you | |i have verbally expressed to | my deep appreciation of your stro | message in regard to the Re and Seneca resolution. Miles Poindexter, United States ambassador to Peru, wae muel talked of as Denby's suc He was formerly acting senate naval af Polndexter’s in when a coanor ohairma fairs name high navy would be Westerner cles.” Pc ag a libera was off uc ty if with lberal tenden. Joxter formerly was regarded Dixon, Montana, ha Mat He no x the re and Maria bureau be of the f ad and now Dawes, former a ember jon ing € expert. comm: stud rman reparations, is an Wo a ror Inter! now safet and othe being director of “Not Frightened,” Says | Denby After Resigning Impeachment; Goes nd Fearlessly the Walsh resolution. “On May 4, 1922, after the signing of the fi | explained to a senate committee of the interior de the navy department and the purpose of the leases, and that testimeny will on pages 180 to 154, ‘Hearing Before partment a: Iron re your children milk-tired FEBRUARY 19, 1924 TUESDAY Children like it better ? Sooner or later, children rebel at the mono tony of milk. They become “milk-tired.” That's the signal for wise mothers to servé Ghirardelli’s Ground Chocolate oftener. Children like it better than milk. And you can serve Ghirardelli’s to your children know- ing that it gives them the milk they need plus the nourishment in Ghirardelli’s. A food-beverage that contains the elements needed by children on the go and grow— that’s Ghirardelli’s. And there's no danger of upsetting the child’s stomach. For Ghirar- ouncil, mecting late today, is ex-) delli’s contains just enough fat to be easily ected to ratify a bus franchise pro-| digested. Make it a point —especially these raw win- ter days—togive your children a cup of Ghir- ardelli’s at least twice aday. Warming, satisfy- ing, good for them! RDELLIS “No one a how difficult come. eclates more than 1 our situation has he- I fear that my continuance jin the cabinet would incur embar rassment erefore, I have the honor to t the Sub Committee of the Commit. | tee on Appropriations.’ * HE GOES GLADLY AND FEARLESSLY After giving excerpts testimony, Denby's statement tinued. ferns fantines| WOUNDS YOUTH of the city at a five-cent fare and| . Geecent transfer charge /15-Year-Old Boy Victim of ‘ Ambushed Gunmen “The _ Philosopher’s _ or Wise from Are your children underweight? | ton as se “As there are a few pending mat-| Robert of 9450 18th | ters which should receive my per-/ relieve the ave. S, W., was near death Tussday| onal attention, I suggest that te a nt, I | resignation be ac d as of the im the county hospital following a| ior March 10, 1924, It will al mysterious shooting affair just in-| ways be a gratifying thought to me} side the city limits on 35th’ ave.| that neither you nor anyone else SW. ‘The boy wai shot from] has at any time advised me to re-| jecobush supposedly “I assure you again of my ap Sheriff Matt Starwich and the! prectation of the many courtesies Police were told that the boy was/you have shown me, and of your riding in an automobile with two} last great act in refusing to accede Jcompanions, Leith Freeze and Gene} to the demand of the senate that Gotf, They were passing along the} you ask my resignation. jroad when from the underbrush “With cordial regards to you and/for no man |they heard a shot. Flynn fell over| Mra, Coolidge, and best wishes al-|noia any busin ' Jon the seat with a bullet thru his| ways, I am, very aincerly yours, [by wrongful means. jright lung. Freeze stopped the} (Signed) “E: BY." “My own vindication and tha auto and looking back saw two men | COOLIDGE REGRE |the navy department will come w |step out into the road, look at} DENBY PASSING [the proper ventilation of the qq the boys, and then dash back into ‘The president's letter accepting the | tions connected with these leases in the brush. resignation said. the impartial! courts. Dr. J. Sandilands, of White Cen-| “My Dear Mr. Secretary: Your] “As a private citizen, ter, gave the injured boy first ald| resignation has been recelved. I con-| offen: "In the hope that 2 Flynn, st “ Some under-nourished children will not take milk as mille of eggs as ogee but will relish them when combined with Ghirar- deli in chocolate cus tard. Or, even when serv: ing as a beverege, you can increase the nutritive valee of acap of Ghisardelll’s adding maleed milk ee beaten epg. he dinaster that has overcome *, made in the erest of American people, ty that a has & seri ous charge of corrup laid against them, wh outside the ment, or any of Ite officals, these charges should be established. there is no rectification of the moral altuation except by the r these properties to the © been by two men. | entirely GHI GROUND fs proved by the fact Re Sting nied for tee if 1 have against the GOLD MEDAL Mayonnaise addsto lettuce the food and _ vitamin value of new-laid and the finest of ealad Bt pad the eppetitest lating value of teasy, tangy is bett ed with rich, pure GOLD _ MEDAL MAYONNAISE. Booklet of Recipes free on And rem by ing the nerves it wards off age. 1964 and then sent him to the county | "ider that you have tendered it from It is with Jhospttal. None of the three boys," Sense of public duty jcommitted any jiaw, 1 arn m atill mubject to ac I able to fight my own battles. but I cannot fight slander, protected could explain the. mystery atteex.|Fesret that I am to part with you Believe Warren to | Take Mexican Post | WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.—Charles| B. Warren of Detroit, who has been mentioned as possible successor to Secretary of the Navy Denby, is co sidered by the White House to have | accepted the post of ambassador to| Mexico, It was learned today. War- ren left for Detroit, still declaring he had not made up his mind, but offi- clais at the White House today re- been impugned. ciprocate your expressions of friend ship. I shall remember the fine sense of loyalty which you have al-| with | |much satisfaction and always wish ways exhibited towards m: you and yours contentment and suc- 058. “Very truly yours,” (Signed) “CALVIN COOLIDGE.” PLENTY OF TIME FOR IMPEACHMENT An accompanying statewent by | You will go with the knowledge that|by senatorial immunity | | your honesty and integrity has not | more than I can more deeply deplore | I treasure and re-| fraud or corruption in public or pri No one vate life, and where such guilt ts shown, it has been rigorously put. ished © president has stood up man fully for right and justice. ‘The sportamaniike thing for me to do is FRANC SUFFERS } PANIS, Feb. 19%—The French |frano suffered a fresh collapse to- | day, crashing from 28.80 to the dol- j Jar at the opening, to 24.20 at 11:10 ;®& m, | The pound sterling was quoted at Children Riddled by Exploding Caps DALLES, Ore, Feb! 19— HIT BY AUTO; |Girl_ Disappears; MAN INJURED Police Start Hunt | THE x LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb. 19.— > | Struck by an auto at Ninth ave.|y al police ‘wi today looking for. and Olive st, Monday night, A-/\i. Ruth Garnett, 21, of ea Blomquist, 1756 W. Gist st.,.recelved|o.. who arrived hi etuhieis several broken ribs and deep cuts! 4..." ana disappeared immediately about the head and body. The driver after her arrival. Her her fears of the car, EB. L, Sather, 1713 Boyl-!the girl is an amnesia victim. ston ave. was booked and. released on his personal recognizance by the| RESULTS have proven to Seattle Piaying with dynamite caps may cost the lives of Orville and Elinora Nunn, age 9 and 7, respectively, ao- cording to physicians today. The two children are at a Wasco hos- pital, Both children’s eyes were blown out, while thelr faces and to relieve him of the further em | 101 francs, §0 centimes at the open- barrasament of continued political | ing and 103.70 at 11.10, maneuvers and partisan political) “Conditions in the money market t : | sired |were described as Denby follows: “My reasons for resigning are set forth in my letter to the president. My resignation is to take effect |}March 10, which gives plenty of |time for impeachment proceedings |to be begun. “Therefore, anyone who says that |I am resigning for fear of impeach- ment, simply lies “T challenged investigation before any | wnptejudiced tribunal. My action to safeguard the interests of the government and the navy were undertaken openly and in good garded the matter as nettled What's in the Air Tuesday, February 19 KDZE—12:30 to 1:30 p. m. KFIC—12:30 to 4:30 p. m.; 7 P. 30 p. m. HR—4:30 to 6:30 p. m.; 6:30 to€30 p. m. KIR—6:20 to 645 p. m. KHQ—8 to 9 p. m. KGY—8:30 p. m. STARTLE SEATTLE IT COMES TO faith and were based upon the best obtainable information. It has| not been proven nor do I believe it lean be proven that my action was not beneficial both to the govern- ment and the navy. ‘The sennte has known of these le for nearly two years and yet has done nothing | to stop them until the passage of OIL COUNSEL SEE COOLIDGE| WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.—Atlee| Pomerene and Owen J. Roberts, | president Coolidge’s special counsel | to prosecute the oll-leasing Om, were summoned to the White House thig morning for a conference with | Mr. Coolidge. | lt was indicated the president in-| tended to urge them to let nothing stand in the way of immediate filing of an injunction suit to stop further | removal of oil from the naval re- serves, Following their conference with | the president, Pomerene and Roberts | THE COLUMBIA THEATRE SATURDAY ! mittee. They said they would short-| ly file an equity suit. starting pro- ceedings to cancel the leases on Tea- pot Dome and the California reserve held by E. L. Doheny President Coolidge personally handed the two counsels their com. missions, Just signed by him, when they entered his room at the White House, Roberts brought as his assistants, George G. Chandler and U. J. Men. gent, of Philadelphia. Pomerene brought A. J. Powell and John Demp- |sey, of Cleveland. The assistants to were going thru the files of the gressional Record nnd the report of the renate public lands committee | hearing. ‘Take Fast Steamers at Colman ax |London Newspapers “Play” Up Oil Row LONDON, Feb, 19—The resigna-| jtion of Edwin Denby as secretary |of the navy was treated by English newspapers as the biggest story of Giving most of the front Page to the story, the London Dally Ex- | Press, In an editorial, sald: | “If only half of the charges jtion are proved to repercuasion on the candidacy of President Coolidge in the ap. proaching presidential election will be serious enough to defeat him. “The democrats are in no better shape. be true, the of | “Everyone who had hopes has} seen them dashed to the ground jand his chances of election drowned in oll. 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