The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1924, Page 11

SECTION TWO | o The Seattle Star SEATTLE, WASH., THURSPAY, MARCH 27, | PAGES 11 TO 20 1924. fornia mid-winter] Pr “1H, Huntington and Harriman, | Autoist’s Nightmare of Third ‘Ave. Zar ore THE - (Gar course | (ine ane KO RAINFALL HITSFLAY WHEELER DRY AREA! G. 0. P. Body Assails Record Bp of Montana Probe Senator “Rainmaker” Wins Payment From California Ranchers WASHINGTON, March 27.—Un HANFORD, Cal., March 27.—Rai r the heading, “What Everybody hand a near cyclone were the} wpe Kasw About Senator W! Jer an Hang,” th tatjons of the elements during the | "usitnar committe .teray } last 12 hours In the region where e Charles M. Hatfield, “the rain mak- | &," has been busy trying: to. wring | ‘rict attorney in, 5 Mater from the skies/and break the MTT aant asserted that Mon | ed that Mon- worst drought California has seem {9 /tana under Wheeler, “became the Many years. |hothed of treason and sedition” and For half/an hour last night rain that Wheeler refused to {nterfer and hall bombarded the gray fieids| The committee also attacked the of the C. N. Sanderson and Jacob | character of witnesses appearing Zwang ranches. It was Zwang and | before the senate Daugherty com- Pie nuns were instrumental in | mittee of which Wheeler is the eld here. ‘Two huge, funnel shaped storm | clouds gathered over. the ranches, | (————————___ blew and people of Hanford left || ir homes and gathered on the) expecting to see a middie || | western cyclone. The cyclone, how. |] +» ever, did not develop. | Hatfield was conceded today to || have won his first payment of $2,000, || ‘which was promised him should rain || , fall total 1.26 inches by midnight last || most active member, : 2 i} If be gets three-qarters of an inch || More rain before April 15 he will re-|| eeive an additional $6.000. 'B Hatfield was happy—and the people || of this district were wondering Just how much there might be tn his rain | making stuff. | Many Immigrants | or for California | ss) every Wednesda: ? urday, FUBLIC DANCES Wed. & SAN PEDRO, Cal, March 27—)|Sat. All welcome. Our manager }-OF the 585,199 aliens admitted into || "Ml! see that rou eniey tee svete: | the United States during the last!| MISS BRIGHT, 1604 4th at Pine, Sx months 29,000 gave California |} MA in-7935. | a8 their destination, according to} the report of A. E. Burnett, imm!- | Station Inspector of this idstrict, | His stated by a Corona authority | that a movement has been launched | to bring about development of big deposits in Temescal canyon. 4 walk in com- ‘5 Foot-Ease, the “-PHONE powder for the » CAPITOL o the shoes Allen's | y makes tight or new shoes Y feat easy, gives instant relief to . Corns, Bunions, and Callouses, pre- xents Blisters ‘and Sore Spots and | jah Fest to tired, aching, swollen |g acti night when your feet are tired |g tie sae Kieren 'tes"E MORE AND a BETTER HEAT! sin $e foot-bath, and get rest and com- That's s very good defini. tion of what Wellington Coke means to the fuel user, Lilies Shoula tp Pianted a, Fach as CLEAN! Hina election er SMOKELESS! fhown in Beattie, fa iti i SOOTLESS! Special Lawn fe eonttixture Nothing but Heat efrom the finest lawn needa obtain- » at $9.00 per Ton at the Bunkers Phone SEED CO. MAIN 0652 Y B89 pj So rsn SPIKE ST. 4 F.C. 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