The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1924, Page 8

an ITE I THE SEATTLE STAR GUARD AGAINST $250,000 BLAZE DISEASE HERE GUTS STORE 300 Hear Advice on Com- Biggest Structure in Belling- them on the open market in Seattle is proof that and ein Engineers to Aid fumigated. Canex owing movement of these 8 from } contracting the dread BY unanimous yote, the bo: Lengths to 10 yards. : f ) ‘ ; Our buyers ay comb the markets for —. a rare,tho entire _ ‘hp sais e . F ‘i lothes wringers with hardwood bargains. We buy close-outs, odds and ends, Cais ens Shine ska. ese iaresabeins Fruit of Loom Casings 25c Yard iF rari steel Hell: peonsna and wae job lots, mill ends, remnants, samples, ete. Is from noninfected counties of Ca nvestigate the Des Moines br ‘ i aoe . 2 - fe) ber rolls, which are guaranteed for it any wonder you can save money in the fornia are allowed in Wa oll 1 to determine If t Pillow Casing, 45 inches wide. Some seconds \ - 3 years. ‘ Bargain Basement? added, and California ttrelf | t wed ns the result of this lot. SS } jon or a “scheme” to dit Commissioner Frank Paul South district. Paul has infeteed counties, the ‘Oregon Flames Are Still Threatening | CantonCrepe & Puckerette PORTLAND, Ore. April Cooler weather some t in ed the forest fire situation in Oregon today, altho danger of spreading was still threatening. Two camps of the Booth Kelley Lumber com pany were destroyed yesterday east jot Eugene. Fires continued in | Tillamook county and on the Co. jlumbia river east of Portland. ‘Hoof, Mouth Spread Held Past Crisis SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.—The hoof and mouth epidemic situation in California was said to he past the crisis today and oneral relaxing shipping and traveling restrictions \°"ryom in prospect today. Smart Styles! Low Ruffled apron effects — side drapes—straight line effects— novelty beaded buckles — self f button trim—lace and contrast- | |W. Fauconer, of Pendleton, Ore, a ing colored collars—long and } | |member of the commission appointed three-quarter sleeves. |by Gov, Walter Pierce, announced that he could see no reason why fruits and vegetables should not be moved in Interstate commerce {districts not affected. ‘Chitaman Sentenced for Smoking Opium Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer of Wyoming and Indiana have modi fied their original regulations. Fred Green, royal blue, oakwood, black, peacock blue, navy, rose, gray, Mex- ican, brown, B2-Ineh Colored | 480 Turkish Fast i |sentenced Chin Fung to one year at TOWELS Ginghams, Yd. McNeil island on Tuesday, following | a conviction for the pc sion of} Including the well known Bates’ Zephyrs and Toile du Nords, Plain colors, checks, stripes and plaids. CLEAN-UP IN Women’s Sh ELK SANDALS Red, black and green trim- ming. Also red sandals with fancy trimming, Black | smoking opium on December 21. This is his second conviction under nar lcotic charges, the former having |been in 1920. Federal Grand Jury | in Session Tuesday | Slight Secoude 21x41-inch in white lconvened Tuesday morning in the federal building, to hear routine nar- cotie and liquor charges. ‘The sos- nion is expected to be concluded by | Thursday, 957 PAIR | Broken Sizes ta oes What's in the Air TUESDAY, APRIL 29 KDZE-12:30 to 1:30 p. m 30 to 4:30; 9; 9:15 p.m. 4:30 to 6:30; 6:30 to 7:20 KFHR p.m, KIR—5:30 to 6:30 p.m. KHQ—8 to 9 p.m. KGY—8:30 p,m. from | A session of the federal grand jury | arged the breaking of the bridge in a plot to antagonize his in the Des Moines district. foliowers than 25 residents of Des nex were present at the beard meeting, to demand better trans portation fact “. The engineer's office was instructed to prepare {timates on the construction of a temporary wood | bridge |completion of the fill, John L. Fitzpatrick, attorney | Forrestal & Coyle, the contractors | making the fill, served. notice on | the hoard Monday that the county! will be held responsible for any de- | lay caused by the lack of a right of way A settlement pending | for | of the controversy —_——_ —— (1 THE BON MARCHE} > INVITING VALUES _—s 4 , 45°) hating Hoof, Mouth Germs ham Is Wrecked » IN 7 J f | : ; BAB Y HOP Bie fi s Py pie i Brushed-Wool iy o- . ried Knit Capes $2.95 Kreepers, 95c Buntings, m: ' Gingham Kreepe xe $2.50 I ay Mc ED aro Gingham Panty de from . “ play garment ave Dresses $1.25 trish ¥ mothers w - mmed > . & Red Star B@dseye + P pink or i fe Diaper Cloth, 27 inche A rl ue satu " : a Un wide 10-yard holt ee } ~~ Very soft and MISS B. EDNA GALVIN GQ Ax! es ee | Home Economist Edison Electric Appli- mrtg . Haby Shop—Second Floor—The Bon Marche ance Company of Chicago, is conducting vue . “ FREE COOKING Introducing New Modes in C Bala rom ES Ne All- se guowers HALT? «Wash Frocks | Stay-Slim wie isine Corset CLASS ES A Moderately Priced and Charming Group at i M* 2 : ee EVERY DAY AT 2 P. M. UNTIL oo 8 woods FIRES MAY 2, INCLUSIVE Guernsey Breeders 4 95 at Our Model Kitchen, ELECTRIC BUILDING, Discuss Contagion Rainfall Brings Relief to . ‘ : SEVENTH AND OLIVE State Flame Fighters that causes you no dis You are invited to attend these Cooking s ; 7 thru y waae't%¢ Classes FREE OF CHARGE. Miss Galvin : ‘ a v enever convenient prepares new and delicious dishes, with a t . expected :k night and the f , different menu every day, and shows you ¢ agricultu an. xperta to end th res Gaatiinan wittae sok at how the HOTPOINT ELECTRIC RANGE, aiding to. prevent | nich for the pest week have beet venice eed famous because of its “Super Automatic” cice’ trem Galiters aging alt unchecked tt exce flesh ‘sims Oven Heat Control—makes year home cook- te a, “Slpbeg metts away by. magi ing easy, certain and economical. r Ay eee cy Memaas of Clasp-On Style, No, 3,000— California Auto . , ‘ samen clasp Focelve's printed sean ive Tourists Coming 2 vader Stig 8666 E Cait as shut Off iow humid w por Bich ge Tight boning over abdomen wile mar ena t forest preserve adjustment as flesh disappears. Ww Gr aha iset one tee eatteae —— 810 FACH ’ “ Paeif 4 so ee 1 e oun ower 1x of t ae seas pee oe Second Floor—The Bon Marche an igh Company nm ma 12 to, 20 years old has eee s Moth- ‘Proof Bags Electric Bldg., Seventh and Olive : ype ketable tim 1.) Goes of he craft paper, either tarine or ae yo lem , . ‘ HAMBRAY, Ratine, Gingham and Novelty Ging- pohby animes garment 5 ; Abra mes | ee Pu twas. an dainty little frocks! Just the sort of dress that one Overcoat, size 30x6x50—Cedar, $1.65; Tarine, $1/407° ward, he predict t ed to be gotten un contr needs for sunny summer afternoons, Sizes 36 to 46. Ubter, size 30x6x00—Cedar, $1.80; Tarine, $1.60. Hotel Emptied as | Test Chine will sire lie Dace 4 Ps ht Se aN In shades of apricot, rose, pink, green, Ae ee ee ne att See ae eae i sume vid sy + money s ostill igri up additional f orchid, blue, tan and yellow. Flames Threaten, Settle Licenses | heir summer ‘ana their money is dgning up additional fir ses, Wea een ane Venn Fire which damaged the Gerald| In what ix believed to be the|jumtia, he helieens pread of flames, particularty in the 9 cafe, $24 First uve; and’an adjoin-|first case of its kind in the state 2 Lewin river’ section, where one Demonstration wx bicycle shop owned by C. K./T. A. Roberts was perf an ap flame-ridden area in 12 sections 4 Habaon tote tito 00 os | peat Tuesiny, trom tine pores May i oe tant git $95008 damnage Gone fe 2,000 Yards S. O. S. Aluminum Cleaner night, “set @! seoge or more of/on him by Judge C. C. Dalton, for rom California ‘ ash., where two houses, 40- . suests: of t el, 108 Mari. tified accountant b use and a lumber mill 8. 0. 8. the ‘ic cleanser of pots and pa: os Saeee ie a athe comsanine| Tere i Ro need tor unascoe hr" tm (inch) Unbleached Muslin | .2.%:232ceemg eee, The fire. was. caw Morrow, of t ‘ BS OF: Cantor fruits the ‘hands ft fe kitchen; tate department of licenses, Olym e, ¥ housewives 1 ‘ai The: ued i etc abelian. ried. “The flames ate their" wey pa, and it wan declared that the {8 sale depriving their famibes o B R IDGE PROBES 12c /2 Yard Cleans and polishes alumiaum. wate,.elamel bred to deatroy Deerdotel en [tam cawe ns [French director of the state depart Lengths: to 20 ‘yards: Good, sengtaaive (uALIty:: |. Seer ee cMibae Biren ain kien ne business men and Citieehs at 36- . d . Price on Wednenday.................25¢ Package THE BON MARCHE these" lubrorms Ho (7%) Printed Challies ARGAIN BASEMENT The very fact that you ean get County Heads Ask Seattle ‘Universal’ Wringers $6.45 15c Yard $,000 yards extra fine quality Challies. Yard wide. Coffee Cups and Saucers, 29c Pair Large size coffee cups and saucers of medium weight ‘ china, decorated in attractive floral designs. Special Quality Twilled Sateen aa 50c Yard 2,000 yards Sateen, for bloomers, 40 inches wide. Third Floor—The Bon Marche The Life of Woodrow Wilson BY JOSEPHUS DANIELS An understanding insight into the charac ter and personality of the former president as hin secretary of the navy knew him— 82.50. Main Floor—The Bon Marche skirts or shirts; Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche © y PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE_UNION he over the Gay land was proposed by | Howard H. Hanson, doputy Tuesday. It offers Gay $1,100 for the land, He originally | demanded $1,200 for the tract. MISSION COMES | Philippine Independence Is Sought by Party Is Col prosecutor | ean tat en Negro Spirituelles, || Window Demonstrations Daily, || {home state, preceding the primaries | e rat y || x | of "May % ; | Bethel choir. from 3 to 6 P.M. Meied ald Casey iad ae York, 45. meters, THE SANDWICH SHOP || vendence into the heart of the “ene. | i || 845 p. m, BS, T.—Desc ription of || 406 Unton Street | | mies” territory, a delegation of promi Among the strange specimens dis |] 18“ pecenhach peer | jnent Fillpinos arrived in Seattle on |Tuesday on the Admiral Oriental | liner President Jackson, | ‘The party 1s headed by ay Manuel ‘Hiram Johnson Is | Sakis . 3 AR, dep Still in Campaign AND BOXING MATCH ||_.“78° tana of the Us. An Risers an 108 ANGELES, Cal, April 29 | A one-act play, written by John Linn 4 “T will survive any result of the pri % we . (Copyright, » by United Press) entertainment which will folow the mary and will go my way with cour: HY, Schenectady, 380 meters, | gives tie ee age unabated and spirit undaunted,"| tis pm? ai-tne PE sday nig! declared Hiram Johnson, | senator and candidate for the republi: | covered in Brazil vultures barking dogs. SULLIVAN OPERETTA Plan Playlet | Veterans’ hall by the Ladies of at 6 o'clock. FEATURE ON ETHER McGrew, will be the feature of an Callfornia | * by Gilbert and Sullivan, performed by the WGY Light Opera company WSB, 29 meters, 1045 presidential nomination, in ement today to the people of his Watch Miss Lowther Make Health Sandwichos! bout |} from Madison Square garden. WJY, New York, 405 meters, 5 p.m, E. 8S. T.~Missourt so. ciety banquet from Plaza hotel. are flat fish with s, and} like | in their make poison spike which noises OFFICES Quezon, president of the island sen WOAW 1 es reagan oF ici = a Aina AW, Omaha, mete lumbia St. jate and loader of the nationalist! Unless You Are Prejudiced |] p.m, c. 8. 1—AMusical proms se Mh party, and Senator Osxmena, one of] you will have to admit that for Seattle's |the leading proponents of the move-| beauty in design, skill in workman- Leading Dentist ment, | ship, and general * b — a ak | Also, on the same boat |M. Recto, leader of the | party, Roth delegations will carry thelr fight to Washington. Quezon hopes to get the Independence bill out of the hands of the house committee to the floor of the house, where he believes it will be used. He also will seck planks in the republican and democratic platforms favoring Philip: | pine indepen ndence. was Claro opposition SI | | anid | frm London to mailed before 7 now delly delivery Letters |which are Jevening are \by the first | morning. Paris in the 1 in Paris following wel in BL the | Discovery | of gold, copper, silver and zine has been reported from the vicinity of Exeter, Mo, ac PURE PRODUC. |the meeting of the Municipal league GLASSES $2 00 manufacture, BY ¥ "7 VIN eT ae AN: [In the Hotel Frye, Tuesday noon, AS LOW AS . NUAL iNT , which is com. Lars icy ERE RNEREET er em pounded eyery six'months, help the growth of EVERY INDUSTRY SAT TLE, NTLY noatly:five mil and open a for More Than 31 Year: JOHN land, P. FLETCHER, of Eng was the principal speaker at d 18 THE LOGICAL IN n WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE | ATER will be shut off on | 18th ave. N., from BE. Pros: | ® | The Peoples Savings Bank Pays 4% | S %, 1 the ples Savings Hank ix a} | pect st. to B, Galer at m 16th | H it PRODUC : tad | | ave. N. and 17th ave. from | Cushing & Mohrbacher sple have reason fot pi Incorporated U. S. Optical Co, | IB, Prospect st. to 8, ¢ Bank is grows rffeld st.; | from 16th ave, nvorvatively, & North-| | on EB, Galer st, at Prod for thirty-five yours! | N, to 18th ave, Nu on FE, Gare OPTICAL, SPECIALIS ite own Northy roducta| | ¢ f 7 tomy i{ 1ubIN u jeld st, from Grandview plave | N | to 17theave, N,, and on Auburn -| | place, from EB. Galer st, to EB. | ! Garfield 4% ings | 8 a.m, to unt with his trienaly OL yak 4— st, Wednesday, from | mM