The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1924, Page 7

FP beotee oO ORR TAS ; & Tenor Banjos, or Banjo a "ES MARCH 25, 1924 TUESDAY, MA i as THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 7 MAIL ROBBERS SINCLAIRCASEIS AERIAL CIRCUS FOR-HIRE DRIVER MOVING TO FIRE FIGHTS POLICE SOUTH DAKOTA ORDERS PROBES | GETS150,000 =UPTOJURY © PLANS READY | ISROBBED | KINQFFALL — recsess oriver cots sai VOTESTARTS © OF “DRUNKS” Term for Activities Bank Cash Taken B: mast <r Dill, Says Magnate Great Demonstration to Say Two Men Held After At-!Start Impeachment Case ; Presidential Primary Elec- City Health Head Would ures of Four Pouches hould Be Kept in Jail Good-Bye to Flyers tempted House Robbery Against El Paso Collector ‘ tion Is Under Way Stop “Jail” Deaths / HARY 1 . — cian St 8 . Bandits Inte Monday night and 1 FALL tle bandits tod R R early Tuesday mornin s ‘ witt uh 1 fy ln ay J man in his hetel and held ; nS + f 1 : t erred from W ' \ : melita, & re . H A b 1 hk me r “Third Battalion, Fourth |¢ anal vA Walsh, Mont 14 HERE’S MORE ABOUT Airbase Visitors - Pa a the i cared ’ FERGUSON _ May Take Flights b ' , t ‘ ey a nate STARTS ON PAGE 1 [nn sand Po d will be @ iy , . : i” he a " visitors \o ¢ ba t sp, yt Mare ‘ - U gop \) More cookies Nick B. Mamer, r 3K + Neorg «°* by I K Hare SEES noes BORE AnOUT eek = oem FREDERICK & NELSON ert Epa ee tees | DOWNSTAIRS STONE <= ON MONEY TRAIL “in, Source of $32,000 Used by| ,, REPORTER: Mut cane vot x I for me? ve 3) Fall Now Being Sought FITZGERALD: I'd Uke to, of | out o urse, but, you I'm work ch pain The banjo has | et Sa BE i ween fon fo this peated il : . ; y “ dhe, WASHINGTON Ma ; The L Play this lively, rollicking yore to trail to ls source nyeere| CD80 instrument! The mod- Women’s New Strap Pumps We catry the famous om rt | beeen PLANES SON) $6.95 ~~ 14 Bacon—in 5 strings or ; im i ae ; : | Tet Ban Bano ng Wor onto sit neering the A SMART new style in women’s Strap } Pumps, as pictured, with cut-out effect, I Grape, counts dark, || Goodyear welt soles and medium military heels. There should ve @ state tw to 1 In the following combinations: Mandolins, and any can be had forsmall monthly nm @ local steel y payments. So sweet It Marguerite, with "Boerything in Music” ptho sears of t y set on het! con | baby face, but with a brave endur jod-mother-—or ws, of which ember,” him Immigration Bill iil Anti- Jap! STON, wich. ore Joke that, Widower? neccesary | Black Suede trimmed in black kidskin It Leven Brown Kidskin, trimmed in brown suede . pb Phen Patent Leather, trimmed in black kidskin Black Kidskin, trimmed in black suede Gray NuBuck, trimmed in gray kidskin ance, and a s¥cetness of disposition and character that would put to shame many a grown-up. faces her | christened & Co, unknown future. with Innate game-) Whitcomb, w y |ness in her deep blue eyes—and A) the g bs commiésic ha Ta yoand I will not submit to interrogation by a kangaroo co But he has to. |He deck n't know what he modified elaine 1 t 4 that if & pre action fi | smile upon her lips. | had Gelticant publ or he won't be | Was taken in th s he would —an attractive value at $6.95. Third Ave. at Pine 1 and twill become of Mar-| opting Hush to fill the house when he | weleome an invest! Seattle guerite? j eget Sachs edt = # into @ town to play | He seemed greatly annoyed and —DOWNSTAIRS STORE | pli Oe in vt aty 3 That's what I ummed up the telephone receiver SS n, that the tell him, bu t throws m when pressed for further informa out of the room. ants his c | REPORTER: Won't you just try It once? could got a pleture of you being thrown nd that would make a atts The Pond Lily NEW Stamped Pattern for Needleworkers — —will be found on the following pieces of — Stamped Art Needlework, at moderate prices, in the Downstairs Store. These pieces in good quality Indian Head: 45-INCH LUNCHEON. CLOTH and four ‘(4) Table Napkins, $1.25, 18x45-INCH HEMSTITCHED SCARFS, 50¢. $-PIECE HEMSTITCHED VANITY SETS, 39¢. HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES, pair $1.35. 8-PIECE BUFFET SETS, 65¢. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE © What's in the Air TUESDAY, MARCH 3% KDZE—12:30 to 120 KFIC—3:20 to 4 p.m KFHR—4:20 to 5:30 p. mi; 6:30 to $:20 p, m. KIR KGY—:30 p. m atc FITZGERALD: Boys, I'd lke to bt io I know he ought to haye the publicity, but you see ho’s the man who signs the pay pay checks and REPORTER AND JAKE; Yes, we neo, Well FITZGERALD?! So long. to 6:15 p..m Secretary Work Is | 8. 8 bin THE “BUN” Subject of Attack | siverta tarm WASHINGTON, March 25.—In aj Harmon of ¢ telegram to the house Irrigation com. ingto z. R R WATCH mitise, made public today, Governor| No. 4, Lieut edited Hunt, of Arizona, charged that Bec: | will be christ retary of the Interior Work was rs. Laura’ Koenig, wite of DELIVERED “utilizing his position” to favor the | Frederick J interests of Colorado in the proposed | ficér of the Colorado river development. | It was announce FOR B SIN ‘The committee wired Hunt, invit-|the road to Ing him to come to Washington to [closed Saturday testify in more detail concerning his | big aeronaut charges. ion Was DOLLAR! ——==_- - ——_—_——____—___—— _ | (University stad’ HERF’S MORE ABOUT STARTS ON PAGE 1 A Special Purchase of “HAMMERMILL BOND” Quality Stationery ‘AT VERY LOW PRICES Boxed Paper With Envelopes 120 sheets and 50 envelopes, linen- or ripple-finish, in two styles—large single flat sheets, or small folded sheets (sheets $1 00 | and envelopes boxed separately) ; white. bs An echo from the annual! sale of watches now in prog- ress at the Burnett Jewelry Store, The famous “Bunn” Special | Railroad ~Watch—known a re) Spected of R. R. men since the first rails were laid actoas the U. 8. A.| | linto the water, He taxied for a short distance waving farewell to those on shore, A little crowdiof royal air force alr | men cheered. Then in a rush of white foam, the plane rose from the water and headed We still have a num- }} 5, {ber of 1923 patterns |] piane by Fiying Off cer Plenderleith left. and Se tn Andrews, the former 4 “ pilot, the latter a mechanician. They will make the world flight attempt $1.00-$1.75 30-inch with him. | Papers, roll Only one plane ts participating in ae the British project, I] eee eee «35050 The airmen plan on making the en tire trip in about 292 flying hours. 75c-$1.50 20-inch Living Room, Baseball Suits $2.00t084.00 Only a boy knows tho -“thrill” that comes with the owner: '} ship of a baseball suit, with short sleeves, belt and cap just like a “professtonal.” nce. j ren was accompanied in the Women’s Chamoisuede Gloves Special 55c Pair OMEN’S Chamoisuede 12-button Gloves in Sturdy flannels, .twills,. serges and wool mixtures, in white | and. gray. with blue stripes, | n blue, trimmings. They expect to reach Karacht, India, ; Toky April 28; Vancouver, June 5, and be back | | fon by June 28. * tr | | aie. 30c-50c enbie fo yaake’ an averagtsot Boxed Paper With Envelopes hee ie ; ee Bid at ad See a : 300 to 500 mi lay,’ Commander ‘ i eee 3 . 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