The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 22

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HELD HERO Max Miller Tells Star of Ruth Alexander Wreck PLAYED DANCE MUSIC Kept Passenges Ignorant of| Tarr, car, Apri Real Dangers | ‘eu BY MAX MILLER The Star, Aprii DER (Via Ra passenger driving ashore, with possi joss of many lives wera from the water was pumped from then will be towed Into After the leak had sprung the! played lively air swing from the Ruth % pleasure excursion may on the Dorothy Alexander. GAS MEN TALK night, told him they were escaped | man, Pe | prisoners and ordered him to drive i them eastward. Convention Opened at Hotel 7 was this car which Was fired i on by deputy sheriffs at Lymon | Hin With Coast Delegates Here jabout midnight, police believe. When the car was stalled, the four men jumped out and plodded ahead | evening. jon foot, The owner managed to get| dent of the Seattle Life his car free, returned to Genoa and | write; spread the alarm. Groups of armed men were sent out from Genoa and Co-ordination of the mutual! inter- , ests of the public and the gas com- panies was the keynote of the dis cussions at the morning seasion of | the sectional meeting gf the Pacific Coast Gas association, which con- vened Friday morning at 10 o'clock | ‘ew Washington hotel | Men affiliated with dustry attended from the whole Pa Prices have been Increased some- What this spring, it was noted, but this !s due to scarcity of produce in Callfornia and not to the contagion troubles, it was declared. BLIND AND LAMED OLD VETERANS TO LIMP INTO CITY! IAN FRANCISCO, April 25.—~ San Francisco welcome one of the strangest caravans of war veterans ever to arrive here for a memorial cel- today will All the way from Los Angeles, blind, has chair, his Thomas N. in a wheel friend and buddy, permanently Hamel furnished the eyes for the the motive The old soldiers left their quar. home, at Sawtelle, many weeks ago, to attend the 26th anntver- sary celebration of the battle of Manila Bay, to be held Sunday in Union square, Wolfgang arrested ALEXAN two bottles ted to have apt. NN, was informed that skipper of) execution had been de saved the ves Wa: p= vs and the prison physk to his cell ab tell him that court had granted a ed the execution. Ruth reach Bond | the pr Aléxander, res a Les Angeles 9:30 a state supreme 3 error which automatically stay | afterwards he was ed San Francisco safely at midnight} moved from the death cell |Lake gallows were “<= MEN FLEEING SCHEDULE MEET would ‘stay LINER'S CHIEF ConvictsCollapsesWhen OUTFIT DOLLIES Sentence Is Postpone Sailor, Ready for Gallows, Given New Lease on Life Thru Courts SAN QUENTIN PENITEN Little Girls to Get Awards’! for Dressmaking Work usiderable tered for ~ of} more doll dresses are on on were made by Seat between the © ®, who entered int competition awards offered by the pattern and plece jepart ats and thelr friends | FX will gather in the pattern depart : ment, when awards i . je to the successful little dressmakers FURBISH DRIVE Washington Boulevard in Seasonal Garb Lake Weshington blvd, from Broadway to Seward park, has been completely groomed, shaved an renovated for the summer | This beautiful driveway, one The ship ACROSS SNOW Seattle Congress to Precede | tie most picturesque of any city in San Fran-| u encou! | broke out last night from Denver in pursuit. the gas in| “= PLAN CARNIVAL gathering pent held for the discussion of the Tylip Festival Arrangements gas business and for the betterment Following the afternoon session, there will be a banquet at the New Washington hotel Friday | evening, and Saturday will be de-| to sightseeing BE April | days. member of the) A queen of the fiesta will be crowned on the first day. day there will be a grand pageant in the afternoon, with 12 bands and scores of decorated floats and cars. |On Saturday there will be balloon ascensions, parachute drops and “all Hope that the Pacific Coast asso-|the fun. of the fair. ciation will succeed in bringing the | national conclave of the American Gas association, be used for decorations. Rolling Mills. crippled. ||the screen. Soldier's ment. scientists say. the essentials of the to the home he or sh ful and charming pi: prepared for you an Ject, written, not for those an interior decorator, or t on the subject, but Mrs. Everyday Citi: and who wish to furnish and as the latter will allow, izen who have a INTERIOR DECORATING EDITOR, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, _ 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. C. St. and No, or RoE. Ds. ceccsescssessescesecvee seteeeereerereereeeses, State WRITE CLEARLY—GIVE FULL ADDRESS Interior Decoration Do you want to make family pocketbook? authoritative CLIP COUPON HERE 1 want the bulletin, “Interior Decorating,” and inclose herewith five cents in loose postage stamps for same, Insurance Conclave jto Park Superintendent Denver Jail Prisoners Go on et) Foot After Car Stalls 5.—Thelr « the heavy The Northwest Bales congress, under the aus return | bers of the band of 14 prisoners who | July | { the Denver county jail ev an address © walking across fields thru deep snow in a desperate effort to make good their escape, according to word received by officers here According to the story relayed to! ti Whitcomb, of the Chamber of Com demonstration ng life Insurance, ; and addresses by | the police, four men held up an un.yH. Willitq of Philadelphia; Arthur here last | H. quet at the Masonic temple in the Baird ts presi- Sssociaion and in W. Dinner Is Tendered Guests Near Finale rainbows spread out on earth, trips for the! tulip fields around Bellingham are| Products” affair, in |glowing In antictpation of the an-jcally everything served was from At the dinner to be given in the) nual festival, which will open next | the Pacific Northwest, and the ac- New Washington hotel Friday even-| Thursday, May 1. It will last three ing at 6:30, Hance H. Cleland, of Olympia, former Public service commission, will speak on “Public Utility Regulation,” and . F. J. Laube, professor of finance! ¢ and government at the University 2 of Washington, will talk on “Taxa- tive support of home products and Hagen Denied New Trial by Neterer. complications that sulted in Ed Hagen, former police- than, finding himself illegally at lib- erty on an appeal bond, when his Appeal from his recent convic Uquor charges had net been were partly solved morning, following the filing of an order by Federal Judge Neterer, de- nying Hagen's Three tourist parks, with hot and cold water, lights, fuel, stoves and with which it is| police protection, are provided for affiliated, to the Pacific Northwest! visitors. in 1925, were expressea by the dele- gates Friday morning. Market Prices Not Hit by Quarantine Retall prices on neither California nor local vegetables or fruits have been raised because of the hoof and mouth epidemic in California or the resultant quarantine here, according to announcement from the office of the municipal marketmaster Friday Three thousand persons in cos- tume will take part in the festivities this year, which ts the fifth annual event. Millions of cholce blooms will $63,000 ROBBERY Illinois Messenger Held Up and Looted of Payroll GRANITE CITY, Ml, April 25.— Bandits in two autos today held up the messenger of the Granite City National bank and escaped with $63,000 payroll for the Granite City 1416 W. 51 st., was found in the Take Washington canal at the foot . W. Thursday after- noon by the crew of harbor patrol « The boy drowned while A playmate, of 20th ave. sailing a toy boat, James Waugh, 6 of 704 Dock pl, had gone to get some string for the he returned, The holdup occurred asthe mes- senger was crossing the street from the post office to the bank. Bill Hart Denies. His Wife’s Charge LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 25.— General denials of allegations con- tained in his wife's suit for abro- gation of their separation agree-|mander of the American ment is contained in an answér to|and posible candidate for the vice the action on file today, signed by} presidency of the United States, William 8. Hart, two-gun man of| was to speak Friday evening at the American Legion club rooms here, under the auspices of the Seattle profes- | Post, No. 18. Alvin had disappeared. McNider to Speak at Legion Meeting Hanford McNider, Hart denies that he ever manded his wife, known sionally ax Winifred Westover, se. cure a divorce or attempted force her into a property settle- MICHELIN REAL BALLOONS FOR FORDS pi atta sl AD Man when most alive to his physl- cal condition 1s only 26 per cent con- scious of what his body your home beautiful without straining the There {3 nothing mysterious or awesome In tior decoration. Any man or woman can learn subject and, adapting the materials available le must live in, make it a more beautiful, rest- lace to occupy. Our Washington Bureau hus 6,000-word bulletin on the sub- who have money to spend on employing ‘0 purchase the varlous expensive books designed to offer helpful suggestions to Mr, and moderate sized house and purse, decorate the former as attractively Fill out the coupon below if you want this FREE TRIAL Theso Balloons fit the reg: ular 30x3% Clincher Rims without change, at My expense on your ROSSMAN 1574 12TH AVE. PANTS SPECIALS Attractive pat. tabrioa, wall On the racks at Extensive showing of fin and” patterns, Pant 65.05 to 80,06, jown condition last fall, according se Jack #on, but this spring it has been the object of attention by the par board. . ‘The lawns bordering the 4 all nicely clipped and in condition. In addition, the park board has trimmed all the shir |bery and flowers “We are ready for the tourists now,” Superintendent Jackson raid “We have repaired the pavement, in| made a new road thru Mount Baker park and surfaced it with oi! nd cleaned up all the parks al the boulevard,” Hartman, | 15 Students Face College Expulsion DALLAS, Texas, April 25.—At leant 15 students of Southern Meth | odist university, who figured in the famous “wilderness bacchanal” at Savage lake, which provoked fed: eral investigation, will be expelled gencraj| within the next 4$ hours, it was learned today. Names of 15 undergraduates! “found guilty” by a student court of drinking and dancing with “women of the street’ at the lake |resort, were forwarded to the laculty today with recommenda ona that they be dropped from more | school A 100 representatives of busi: | professional clubs at a dinner} lay night, in the rooms of the} |Transportation club, in the Railway Exchange bullding. Johnson May Cut Campaign Short} INDIANAPOLI April 26.—An, alr of uncertainty developed today in the campaign plans of Senator Hiram Johnson as a candidate for! tho indorsement of Indiana repub: Hans tn the presidential primary) race. | Word received from Johnaon headquarters in Chicago indicated) 3 hin speaking engagements in In- diana wero to be curtained becauss of poor health. But Clarence Mar. tin, his campaign manager tn In- diana, was without definite infor- mation, 2 Cars, 4 Men and Booze Are Seized i x The Hotel Del Norte, 1525 Bey jenth ave. wan the scene of a raid | motion for a new} Judge Neterer, however, had} not yet accepted Hagen's proffered writ, which would join him with the appeal of his co-defendants, Ed- ward Plelow and Charles Givens. Recover Body of Drowning Victim Six-year old Alvin Mahoney, son Thursday night by federal prohipi. | tion officers under Director Roy Lyle, in which four men, two in| automobiles and 60 gallons of moon shine were seized. The men gave wave thelr names as Leo Cohn, alias | Leo Fisher; A. H. Myrick, Christ Hartwig and Luther Medeau, | Three Arrested i oe in Booze Raid Three men wero arrested Thurs. day night by federal Prohibition of. ficers under Director Roy Lyle in| a raid on “The House in the Alley,” & soft drink emporium in tho alley runing from Seneca to Union ate, between First and, Second aves. The men are Richard Bell, Walter Taylor and Tim Currie, Slash Fares on Steamer Passage BAN FRANCISCO, April 25.—A 20 per cent cut in passenger fares Ty water between San Francisco and New York will be pnt into effect the latter part of May to meet excursion rate competition by the railroads, T. H. Larke, man- ager of the Panama-Pacific line an- nounced here. WANT NEW CEILING NEW YORK—The Grand Central terminal probably will get a now sky. A leaky roof has left patches of biack, white and green In the present sky. So the directors of tho New York Central railway aro con. sidering designs for a new arrange. ment of the stars, which are painted on an expanse of ceiling two blocks in area. WHITE WAY VS. RADIO, EL PASO, Tex.—Local radio fans aren't so particular whether El Paso has a gay white way, but they do not want their wireless mossages to be hampered by the installation of new aro lights. They have induced tho city council to postpone receiving bids for the lights at least until summer, EGGS TOO CHEAP MAYSVILLE, Ky.—KFarmers in this region no longer take timo from their planting to gather eggs. “Hen fruit'’ has become so cheap that when the quotations dropped to 19 cents a dozen, farmers began giving away their eggs to truck drivers if they would gather them. —_—_,.——— _.. NEW YORK. Jacob and Edward Friend of East Orange, N. » twins and students at Columbia University, have received Phi Beta Kappa koys— the first twins in the country to ho thus honored. The two men look alike, dress alike, sing in the Colum. bla glee club together, go to the kame | classes In Columbia college, and tor four years havo received identical grades, PANTS STORE Co, Kettles and pans made of card. board have been patented by a gor. nee | MA Inventor, The Seattle Sta MALE HELP—W MISCELLANEOUS TOS FOR SALE STAR WANT AD |Count 6 words t SITUATIONS— S-line ad, 1 ents per line, | «, at 16 conte] YOUR t LADIES’ BLACK SATIN SLIPPERS, $1.98 BUSINESS SERVICES { 1920 Buick Six Allen, lawyer | . Hid, BL iot-3998 Carpet Cleaning and Weaving CALL RE aecn Tiuge cleaned. $8. Fluff Rug Co. ~ | PAPE RIA tie | ‘mining Klectrle Wiring f n and Optometrist | Swot Piano Tuners @ country, was in a badly run | JOWNRPROM, MA in-¥03 Patent Attorneys TTT secured. sold und financed. Quick results Oakland Tourin ndition, “Terms, 19 FURN « Sedan; extrasy Bod 6s news $6.00 and up oe i |" Bewing Mach Patent Attorney ped and wold Kelly Spri Motor True vockiet| 20—FOR RENT HOU DESIRABLE | Redman Grave 5 TO $35 AND UP |} 1628 Fourth Ave. T SOUND Marble and -Granite arker Co. | rent in all sections of the West & Wheeler RELIABILITY tnd and Mari Maxwell Touring Car Price $685 Physicians, Surgeons been privately had real care, Scott E. Bird \PARTHENTS on FUNERAL NOTICES MeHoOW ELE Whitman ave McDOWELL, ag buy and sell clothin 1317% First ave. Whitman «ave. j E, Goodwin, Ard-| Sunday satan RL UNFU AND APA float loge 0100, Ford Touring n A-1 shape; good rubs erland Pae. Co, more, Oklahoma. RNISHED FLATS new furniture Late model | ber; 16th and Yesler rer na ae — ord. BU neet-0318. Willys Ov 12th Yuneral services & 1918 Ford To st our chapel wa entra PORTANLE wataxes AUTOS FOR § 1922 Chev. Chassis instrument board and apeedometer to For 18 days we will sell 500 sets of windshield wings, Glass Howe, Home Undertaking 23. 1924, ORCAD = ko0d mechanic Will well at an ex 1920 1-Ton Has a Baby Grand The Granada 1736 Belmont Ave. Furnished and unfurnished 2- room apartments, with © ern convenience, ’. Everhard. Funeral announce Home Undertaking Co. PERSONAL START the baby ri ceptionall low cA 98 oF “P| Late 1928 Chey. Touring Almost new. Will E. Pike * @s08 Sune: Rents $50 to $115 Kas and telephone For information cal John Davis £07 Second Ave. WEST SEATTLE high school Ww. ght by opening « 4 per cont for nor and let it crow with This would prove your { gift through the Peoples and is in good running 5 1922 Chev. G % For Maxwell, Dodge, Oakland, Hudson, Pullman, Briscoe, Cadillag bank at Second and Pike # home for more than twenty y over four and a half million dollars, Saxon, many others. WIRE OR CALL 1403 BROADWAY A USED TIRES ji oe fenders and in- speedometer; unning board, strument board, | WHTY be crowded? spotless, suitable for 4 or 5 people or family; $40 monthly. IXCELSIORN APTS Special summer rates. 33” STORES TO RENT EB store; good location: $45; good country.town. CA pitl- i S lovely rooms, ave tried without reltef. this does not enable y with comfort, ard truck body SA at-2704-R. | money will be testimonials. TCH REMEDY 1 T INTERE PALD BALA Washburn Chevrolet Company DID We say change ell ate for that | MINH LARG You Will Be Surprised When You See Our Bargains home; no drugs. Talk with others at have taken our products, Free | n Tank Bidg. INSTRUMENTS delivery. | PIANOS—Bi Chevrolet Touring Iverland Touring TERSMS—TRADES mN SUNDAY pianos to rent; limited on pur, Meyer-Toner, 1891 4th. Cobb Bide. PLAYER piano, Feek's Dairy, 3rd and Pike. | SPECIAL NOTICES Moved to 16 1 Willys Knight Ti Reo Touring Durant Sport | Ford Coupe . d condition, owner, KEnwd- ° th # seed plance wolae’z Phone BA st) ised planos golng at 6 Lost AND FOUN FOUND—Where your unfortunate lonses, by star! OakFind Tour! | Oldsmobile Touring 106-108 Union at is furniture for « University at. Blake buys, welia, 1518 6th. MA In-66 PET STOCK years to pay; standard pedigreed house deal unfairly with a pont friend you ever if you will but use ft. Packard Touring . me to us time afte: k | Chandier Touring | Winton Sport Road Hupmobile Touring .. TERMS—TRADES send their friend: advantages of PLAN are kno’ more people The prestige of the Hands Motors Company, and tinge. were here doing business when | CANARIES for sal males: cages, cheap. POULTRY 3D Black Spanish, pen; trio Brown Leghorns. males and The Peoples Savings | ita own home building, @t Second and Pike Streets. Thin anal over four and) WHIT One-half millions. 511 E. Pike are being more firmly es- | BAG LOST—Between Sealtio and Tn- tablished every day. 1922 Buick Touring hevrolet Coupe handler Coupe 1923 Chevrolet Touring 604 Weller « untleroy car Tuesda 16 money and value Liberal reward, GENTLEMAN'S ring, Belmont, Pir Broadway: keepsake of dead hu 1928-24 Light 1922 Light 6 Coupo 1922 Big 6 Touring TOCK JSED FORDS. SPECIAL BARGAINS RS K with starter, 1918 Chandler, D-45 Buick. 1919 Oldsmobile. Marmon Six with starter, 1920 Chevrolet with hand brake, 1921 Elgin roadster, wite wheels. Ford bugs, touring, chassis, $35 uy) We have wrecked o THE SANDS MOTORS COMPANY 1016 B. PIKE LOST—Your one greatest opportun- if you haven't a savings ac- Think it overt! Peoples Savings Bank, the friendly old bank at Pike Streets, our home for more than twenty years. sources over four and a half mil- F 25 All Models We Are Going to Sell Them at Once! 10% Less Than Our Cost W. S. Dulmage Co. 10th at Union Easy Terms € ‘TLE AUTO WRE 4-door Sedan HSON COMPANY ECIAL for Saturday only and slightly worn dresses in tat- Jative and perso feta, watin, crepe, tricotine, polret ‘ART STS, EL fot-00 ENINGS. coats and sults, all worth several times our clearance pric: orgums’, 709 Pin entirely different. The hardest boy o 2 plano playing taught. $06 8 SITUATION—FEMALE YOUR best recommendation for the lob you want ook evidencing 4% interest in the K, the friendly corner of Second and Pike st. A Guaranteed Car n shoes 6 months, uarantoed. 612 Olive, Di $4.60 cord, SU naet-0061, 1921 Oyerland touring; ent.’ Price $260 75% COR oples Savings MIXED glanliag, G00 per dom 2 aor $ postage paid. H." Jullen, ave.) 1923 Star Touring It fs not often that a car in this | condition is offered at a used car It looks like new and has had wonderful care. Get this pass to 1425 10th Ave. COOK or housekeeper wants work, Mrs. La Fern, 1631 First ining, living room, bed= pO a peda Bef Bar cap and Ure and step A snap at $485, on easy Nash 1922 Co Senger coupe thoroly reeonditioned im ours Painted a beautiful maroon, mm with accessories, car guarantee. 1142 Broadway, SEWING machines, good cada, $10 up. Repairing, renting. MA int 1926. 1 24 First ave. LEAVING cit including ne SMALLWOOD MOTOR COMPANY B. Pike at 1th ‘furniture for sale, walmt dining set MALE HELP—WANTED ave., clean, furnished, bedrooma (men); stoam-heated i_woekly $1.76, iF Sam Welstleld can't repair your watch, throw It away. $02 Union Ls ‘oots? Phone B GHNU 00d coftos, be 1) JOBS, 98 Main. 1923 Chevrolet ndition; § cord tires rebullt and reco MATTRESS CO. Chileott-Sutton Nash Company : bark, 6 cord y mill Sig Pe pes balance terms. SMALLWOOD MOTOR COMPANY 1024 1. Pike at 11th ea ~~ HENRY MOSSHACH Is and exchanges oad 00 1, Pike St, LD GLASS” WINDSHIBLDS Sedan Door Glass ut ny you waits Ohno WiLtANis Co. 8 DOORS, 1987 First ave, Se iC PORTATLE garage Mara Portable Bldg. CA pitl-3922. Ros, SU nsot-118: pay ever in water, 01MM, anywhere,

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