The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1924, Page 7

THE EATTLI AT PAGE 7 cee ere cree ee my Foe ~~ i AOI Cis % (cS POWER LEADERS UNITED SWITCH Seem ARMY GOODSEENAVY ie = de rs TO MEET HERE LINE TALKED Will Launch Campaign to|Railroads May Join in New he Get Signers for Bone Bill Belt System in Seattle Prices e Lowest cee wis pol ae oe arrive d ‘ we b a rt t a! s 6 Soe Aberdeen, will preside at the m and the list of delegates wil! ir such men as Jam poration counsel of visaon, water at 1 preaident {|inspector, and a Labor; State Senator D. V, Morth.|read superintendent land, of Yakima; A. 8, Goss, head of |the first witnens | The t ine plan which will be grange; FR. J. Pausett attorney ¢ ¢ hearing and will be e five raflroade now “The Aero’’ switching activities was ; few popular “step-in” model, claimed of the new arrivals that pia See ill like. There are many part of the state to get the necesnary $4.75 to $8.75 [Zeenat day to open state headquart attle and to r silroads, It Is maid, fear that would be used as an open for public ownership however, states that a id not be expenses enta preparing of the pet ership The meeting w operation ts 1 The hearing will continue with both m and afternoon ses Baxter & Baxter Soe eaee 1326 SECOND AVENUE MISSING MONEY IS LOCATED CHECK “BALLOTS Lloyd ‘tuasres oa | $20,000 in Strong Box Be- es Senatorial Vote Can- Confined to Bed| _ lieved Part of Loot vass Necessary LONDON, April 11.—Ex-Premier | 2 George was confined to| OGDEN, Utah, April 11.—Approx. . with an attack of | imately $20,000 In currency was foun Hie ilincas was | late yesterday in a aafe deposit box * in an Ogden bar which federal of. ficlals opened, ey announced to Frye hotel assembly room Chandler & Hahn Specials PURITAN PUMPS $4.45 BANDA pair $4.45 All Colors Cormick and We have winner of the 93s concentrated the winner of the connection in this enatorial nomination, {t day jared today by supporters of with One ‘The box ts belleved to have been | po) “ Store M A R K E T | Oy ne rented by Lieut. Ervine R.| 5 precincts talasiua, Dencen any other _ Theatre own, U. 8. navy paymaster, now| is leading McCormick by 2,460 votes “so-called” for the Jat Between Pike & Union 206 P Mare Inland navy yard, Cal: Th» count stood: Deneen, 283,742; Army Final FRIDAY @ SATURDAY ont. t charged with absconding| ytoCormick. 260.192. ASM) t First seal h $120,000 of navy funds. 1 Mec k supporters have little Stores Clean-Up Keys which fitted the box were! hops of overcoming the lead on the found {n Brown's possession strength of the unofficial count, and Bank records, however, showed the! plan to petition for an official can box had been rented under the name| vase when the balance of the pre of Martin, and bank officials failed | cincts are in. McCormick and Deneen to identify photographs of Brown as| have hired lawyers to represent them j bet ing pictures of the man who ol | before the state canvassing board. j the box. —— The box was opened on a aad warrant issued by the federal court | jat Salt Lake. The money secured yesterday, | which 1» believed undoubtedly a part of the missing funds, added to $75,800 | | returned to the navy by Mrs. Brown jin San Diego, makes up nearly $100,. | 900 of the missing. money AGENT FOR WwW. LiL ranean | Yeggs Find No Money; Take Douglas Shoes for eon | 0 ii “ ” Soman Waterway t Out in “Trade Chandler & Hahn aHome\W Official Is Dead) ering oven « screen on « saa w of the Robert C. Lawe paint 193 Pike St. P luct | Funeral ‘ or ae Maceares e, $05 Pine st, early Friday rodu¢ } |J. Dudley, lived in Seattle 36) morning, yesgs entered and attack j Years, will be held Sunday from the | eq the safe, amashing the combina- yy |reaidence, $36 Kenyon st. Mra. DO4- | tion, Chuined DANGEROUS AGE Lewis Stone ma “run Clitterd LARRY SEMON 1 “Ne Wedding Hells” |ley died Thursday. Sh on ‘Tho vault yielded to their ef- soda ureday. She was a mem-| torts to break into it, but nm rs ber of the board of the Duwamish | jut no money | was | waterway commission and at the TREATED ONE DROPSYsitii'Fwee = reteved ins es then ransacked the z eretee time of h was 59 years old = ‘ ‘ jaime r z off $600 worth of! <3 ne is at peeett Ba b nd Paint brushes, nine gallons of gold Bruin, cowaia. (Established son, , m vl telpe a A jpaint, a rifie and a revolver, The late wife hey 4 | yeas left a pinch bar and hammer = = — gmp beside the safe, and finger prints will be taken from them, detectives pale | | say. | 'Hold Suspect for | Robbery of Home’ Walter Harris, 24, is held at the | city jail in connection with the rob- | |bery of the home of A. Brown, 703 | | 20th ave. 8. Harris was arrested last | Wednesday by Detectives L. C. Har- | ris and A. Brown. The two officers accuse Harris of} selling some of the loot from the 106 PIKE STREET ; H SURUUSEEHUCEUEREKMREEEEEE “a Meaning of the Shrine” to mei be |Pageant Author to of Nile temple, Nobles of the Mym- a Address Lodgemen tee rine, at the Masonle ‘ae e 0e ar @ Dr. BE. J. Crowther, author of the | &t $30. ‘The temple band will play. ant, “The vay yw vill Wayfarer will afternoon on “The Baseball I | Brown home. Brown is no re}. | to the detective, and the burg! | pect also has no relation to the other | a eek-End Specia a | i Chehalis Pioneer | Answers Summons CHEHALIS, Apri! 11.--Charles W. 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