The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1924, Page 18

PAGE THE e SET MERCHANTS SHOW DATES Exposition to Be Held as June Hovick, Loeal Pleads Cause of Aids Seattle Postmen UNDECIDED No Banner Carrier Certain, Artiste at) Orpheum, Federal Employes Fleet Assembles DATE IS ADVANCED Varied Program Will Be Offered Visitors gen committee of t ement of ted States navy that will be 2 Rug 4 this summe discovered th t sound it was After! he committe late of the expe GIVES WEEK OF NAVAL ATTRACTIONS T was decided ne ¢ the comm change upon at Mon the meeting ttee day night, conting upon change being s ctory to the in th termina held the Seattle pe pla fo where the The change Advancing unprec In 2 jon is to be agreed commissioners to ne date will ented week of ddition to the educat of committee supply an tions. al 4 industrial exposition, the b plahned an elaborate program of en-| tertainment for the visiting merchants; that will come to Seattle| for the exposition Coupled with these program that will be the. United States navy. Seventy five warships will be anchored in| and around Seattle under} command of Admiral E Coontz. These will be attrac n features will be the provided by “Dainty June” Hovick, th shown here receiving the fe kins on her 400,000-signatur for postal people. R. B, waters Robert Whitham, Seattle open toland president of the National Association of Mail Carriers, So Battle Cry Is Hazy WET PLANK PROBLEM |Party Issues Will Accentu- ate G. 0. P. Difference LAWRENCE ght, 1924, by 1 WASHINOT(C ny MAK IN is work the main ir known now the demoers Harly drawn ke might b But 6 we with rea de group n the platform It will be built to the so of ha ner and saw and groans or maybe a swear or two when a hammer finger. “ll a few word hits a ats who have been platf maervation ation of the to pro icy. They acandals the republican, utlir iste ‘ m of leginlatic « eral co n and poll t ndemr then but concentr favor passing over tempting to rimary issue, point i of of ta jon remt th f and aid for agricultur leaders would who the ndidat ating on use 4 national ship visto rift the peace Such matter friend, Per- wages No. 1, € postal employes’ licitations of Postmaster campaign for higher rica rid e carrier no all exe = ATTLE | Mir with | dec | 1S FATAL AT OPENING Lloyd B. Faust Dies From German Ballot News Hamp- Bothell Crash Injuries ers Initial "Change Prices WALL sTHERT JOURNAL view WINAN- pertant Denver Live Stock Monday's Quotations Cattie—5 Ryberg Hearing Is unlated for May 26 t of the John fan on rl Ry ba in Seattle OPENS WEEK necond Low Tide CHICAGO, irregular Ma n the Grains ¢ board of trade bu Weather Rinkkn Report |, AND, May 6.—8 ein and miet wind © supple tian ¥ on an Arrivals and Departures Arrived—May 6.—S8tr Weat Nilus from | vin ports, at 11:30 «. m.; mal] from Martines, at 8 a. 1m.{ tr Koockflerna from ‘Milks vis Planting all sect | Onts fell unde fi DEMO PLATFORM AUTO ACCIDENT MARKET DROPS { Local Markets } Campfire Gj DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Shippers eee Px DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Faid Wheicaste Dealers ‘@ “ 1g POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid shippers 4 Turkeys Keoosters Hoge Veal. vs fr ‘OULTRY AND MEATS Sveees Paid Wheirssie Dealers +0 6 se ne ue STOCK Quotations at Union Stockyards Cattle Prime steers 0 good dium cows and heifers to good medium . * hag anke laura Fe Grace Iphigene Bertha G wards w be made i the coups securi urprise” for the number (Only @ Ruth know reatest surpri A week ling ) at Sealth for the second highest number 69 doughnuts. 5 A trip to the ocean May 36 June 1 for the group selling doughnuts 4—A week-end ° 09 (Miss Ruth's cot elling the second highest nu 2.00 of doughnuts sheer — 5 00912. ‘ 09! o@i1 oe » 50g 5 A “Cay iris and | |more Keen" party for % selling 25 dozeq 23, at 7 p.m, ship. nd Mrs. Keen are Jing the date. Capt. Keen ye each girl selling the greatest = ber in each town there al 500 7.56 |week at Sealth (Capt, Keen's gi visitors, and a special naval display| fs also “gmilin’ thru ey omen ena; )Provisions ee fb peat wr Alana, from will be arranged. With them be several dozen navy airplanes, | which will have a prominent on the program. } The week will also be featured by athletic contests between the dif-| ferent boats of the ‘havy. Boat between picked crews of the will be held on Lake Wash-| and the intership baseball | series for the attle trophy cup] will be among the chief features of the navy’s athletic events. } Kate Kloxton, Heroine, Dies | Aged 74 Years NEW ged May 6.—Kate Klax- ton, known to a previous generation as “the Sarah Bernhardt of Amer. ica.” who won undying fame as the} heroine of the great Brooklyn the- ater fire in 1876, is dead. | The end came peacefully while she slept. Her sister, with whom! she had lived since her retirement in 1911, found her dead in her bed Monday. Tt was when Kate Klaxton cried| to the stampeding audience that| December night nearly half a cen- tury ago: “Sit still; we are between! you and th fire. Sit still for God's) sake,” while flames roared and/ Nicked in the wings and devoured! the flimsy scenery, that she became} famous. Afterwards, with her husband, Charles T. Stevenson, an actor, she appeared in “The Two Orphans,”| “East Lynne,” “Camille” and other) immortal successes. She went thru; theater’ fires and half a dozen| panics, Her husband divorced her secretly; her only son committed suicide, but her philosophy was) cheerful. “If tragedy comes, live it down; | look for a brighter tomorrow,” she | told friends. | She was 74 years old last year.) Many old-time professional folk are expected to attend the services Thursday at the “Little Church} Around the Corner.” | Miss Kiaxton prospered in recent) years, owning the rights to “The, Two Orphans,” rfom which D. W. Griffith filmed “Orphans of the} Storm.” Sheriff Gets 3 place ships ington, wil} Miss June is at the Orpheum this Among these they regard the wet) pr vob + p.m; str Alaska from loring the | for | trend, with her BY G. Led i forniots charming this yo week song-and-dance BUTLER HOVICK miss at the of the revue. LUCHA JUNE’ Sea who Seattle Orpheum wee ne cleve ters of it, 5 the as the speakin and off For he has ¢ out Orpheum circu lected signatur bil? approximate supt the movement for mit. she has. appeared isto hax pleaded their has 1 the and ude of United States stal we hereve ul appeal publi¢ years She v | 14-year-old cause, and prea 1 | postal employe by so doing. With her FP June the verdict, and home town—and postal workers, royal welcome will strikingly this | > the she aif and yed opposite such film favor Fairbanks, Pickford, Chaplin th Hope Ha in “Star since panda old, earnes sincere are In the 5 pil every | ites ar and Dust Tune’#’ ente w pton seven montha” anxiously Seattle rampaign awaiting her own particularly the are giving ovation age, when traveling, manager, Murray Gor- r mother, and, last, French a gift National is includes her don, her but by 4 tuto! m her her a whieh itself in the Preacher Goes After’EmWith Modern Miracle NORFOLK, Neb, May 6—Mem bers of the Grace butheran church ere find it bard to make an ex- Hidisoveved cuse for missing sermons because) |). the pastor, Rev. Fred C. Brand- horst, is willing to call on the latest inventions to keep his congregation | active. Several of the older people of the church began to miss services, Rev.| Brandhorst inquired, and was told they couldn't the sermons apecial earphones, were placed In their pews and connected with the pulpit. One member of the congregation became invalidated and for that reason was forced to miss services. ‘The next Sunday a special wire had been installed from the pulpit to her sick room and she was able to hear the services. Attendance is on the upward Rev. Brandhorst says. | “Pudi nds, the to he A and pal from her f c and manifest THIEF ESCAPES BULLET HAIL Surprised by Bothell Man; Sheriff Seeks Bandit t t in uc of Co-Operative store % Monday night, an unknown burglar fled when the night watchman opened fire upon him, according to word received by Shoriff Matt Star- wich Tuesday. The burglar was caxh register and h $40 in dollars and h watchman ppeared, ran thru the door in the store and escaped in ery automobile, amidst a hall of bullets from the watchman’s gun. Entrance to the store was obtained thru a rear window While the sheriff's office was im- mediately notified and prowler cars | sent out to watch the highways, the man m p & getaway. tandipg at the d taken about lven when the The burglar front of the a Ford del? hear Because he failed to perform his | police duties tho declared to be physi jeally uble to resume them in full, Patrolman F. B, Littau was dismissed STREET FROCK An interesting street frock Jeovert cloth buttons from | shoulder line to the end of the very | noon of} the |from the police department Tuesday | and dry question, but on that there promises to be a battle STARTS UPROAR OVER PARDON | Daugherty’s Assistant Certain Act Was Right WASHINGTON, May 6.—-Assist Attorney General Middiekauff, leago. today told the Daugher ty Investigating committee that there were no Irregularities in con Inection with the pardon of Phil Grosaman, Chicago saloonkesper, by | President Coolidge. | Middiekauff that Judge! Landis had “made statements un truthful, misleading and unwarrant od." In charging the errors The chamber was thrown uproar over Middlekauff'n at “I recommended pardon because I just and right—and I over again,” Middlekauff “We have no doubt of. tha ator Whe declared, crowd laughed. “1 went Judge Landis getting a pardon for G: he put on one of his prima atniles and said: "Thoao fellc in Washington would like to get m name on n pardon like this, t won't get it,'"" Middlekauff ai Middiekauff said ——- Prohibition Agent Bell, who testified against Gromman, was a “‘liar,”’ this wna the basis for recommendation. declared into an rement the Grossman thought. it was} 1 do it al 7 | * Sen the er w to at |Jul Jon | Ot | Telephone Men End | First Aid Course}! | The spring series of classes in first | aid instruction among [men ended Monday shops and garage F telephone | night, at the! building of the} ific Telephone and ‘Telegraph | Fairview ave, and Vailey st Is | Hogs ‘er 1.006 } owe ® down | nard Wheat May wae hit Clearings .. Balances | Clearings Balances . } ‘Total at 6:49 p.m; otr Los Angeles Port Ran Laie, at 3 ay S—fitr at 10 & om. mA, wt 6:45 @. m. * for Hidden Iniet and Alaska ports, m.; str Vietoria for Akuta: str Castle Town for M Vred Baxter for 1 at 11:65 «. m ports, at 11:5 o Koga Maps mith ¢ Anchorage Co's Termin Receipts, 400, Lambe, seat cholee, weights, 0, Tone of market, | ay tous A-Sitr Admiral Rogers. common ‘ . Alexander. at Coal Bunkers s 8. ‘ 8 8. Heather, achr ©. 8. Omaha Live Stock Str Cordova. Moorings—Stre Cadron, West ton, West Hen- Cuprum and Rearport. Street Terminal—Str Commercial West shaw Atlantic Spirit Mi King & Winge Stacy Btreet erg, | Comm . 66! Ma Anvil, Terminal—S8tr Ohtoan. celal Boller Worke—Schr Maid of Orteans. Duthie’s—1. 8. #8. Connecticut, Todd Dry Docks West Kader. Drummond Lighterage Co. £,000. arlings, 98. sis) Receipts. Tone of market, Ye lanai. ms Ruby. R ‘Stra Admiral Rodman, Cash Wheat —Str Brook- Company-—Str Otsego, Maine, str Knockfierna . aining Station—Eagle be ua Grain Monday's Quotations da1Kd SeINd Oe 1d Se IMA Sd oe Wd Be ed Se lia) | Heffernan’s Dry ms Culbarra Alaska Steamship Moorings—Str Ketchi- kan. Port Riakeley—Str Tanana Winslow Marine Railway ( tire Mindanao, Hi Sophie Chrintense: Rktns Anne ker, barges Coquit Henry Villard, Dock—Str Rainier, Close on | na, | er son BANK CLEARINGS | | Seattle | +» $6,855,187.24 coterie af oreign Exchange Portland | «+ 7,080,918.87 | seeee’ 1,604,533.62 | Tacoma | transactions 2,406,000.00 | Peo ” alight Sterling dema: | 50.0048 %, 40.0527, oft 17; Shanghai |The final feature was a contest be- tween seven teams, one from each of the various classes, In applying first aid to a subject who had re celved a combination of injuries. Accuse Belanger of Manslaughter Manslaughter charges against \GASSAWAY MILES BY STAN YES-/ SAW WHAT THAT CAR AHEAD DID To YOU- THE NEXT Grape Fruit * | Hone; in Valley Raid) In a cleanup raid on’ alleged rum dealers of the Green river valley, ordered by Sheriff Matt Starwich Monday night, three residents of the | district weré brought in by Deputy Sheriffs Joe Hill and Joe Harrihan. The three were charged with pos. | session of Mquor in complaints filed ‘Tuesday moring. They arc Corey Knight, Wren Julian and Jim smith. | All three lived at differen: points along the valley. | A quantity of moonshine tourbon whiskies and a concoction containing mint, for the raanufac- ture of mint juleps, was seized by | the two officers, Bail was set a $750 each. long overtunic with carved wood buttons. [ HONEST JOHN and Ceremony to Mark 24 Years of Service Special ceremonies marking the beginning of the silver anniversary | of the North Coast jimited, of the Northern Pacific railway, will be! held at the Union station Wednes- day morning, at 9 o'clock, fust be- fore the Northern Pacific's limited leaves for Chicago. The limited service enters its 25th year Wednesday, and the ceremo.| nies will mark 24 years of service, | during which 10,000,000 passengers have been carried without a fatal | accident, | “Honest John’ Kelly, once WATER SHUT-OFF >} OTICE | shifte “tivitios ATER will be shut off Wed. | el Madan ihe) Ay 'W nesday, from $ a.m, to || the Bahamas after prohibi- 5 p.m, on W. Frontenac at, || on and now has a palatial | from California ave, to 47th ave, | resort known ag the Baham- ae chy aes dip? SW. | |anian club, which, it is said, Cg at RR | will rival Europe's far-famed ‘il # Monte Carlo, si | ilines | a famed New York charac-| | Littau, according to police records, jis a veteran of five years’ Sometime | Louls Belanger were red Tues day by the prosecutor's office and | were to be filed late in the afternoon und was given sick leave. He | Belanger drove the car in which Mrs | Was lawe reinstated by the police | Jessie Clark, 61, his housekeeper, met pension board on recommendation of|death last week. A coroner's jury |the pension board physicians, but has! Monday accused him of being intoxi- | been unable to carry out his work fer | cated at the time. Since the accident jt full shit he has been held on an open charge Interior Bacaeation Do you want to make your home beautiful without straining the family pocketbook? There is nothing mysterious or awesome in the principles of interior decoration. 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Vity.... + Stale, .ccecercesesscveee WRITE OLEAN Y=GIVE FULL ADDRESS TIME YOULL WoT : PLAY THAT ROAD HOG ACT AND WILL GIVE THE OTHER. FELLOW HIS SHARE OF IE PUKE? sll poll “lll ins ! GASSAWAY ROLLS ALONG MUST W TIME TO HAND OUT A LITTLE ADVICE TOA ROAD HOG WHO 700K THE COUNT NRA | Duttor——1x VEGETABLES Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers those made to vith a few oducers | headquarters. coat of proxi- orage Artichokes: Asparagus —< Kennewick, Beans —8tring 75@1.00) @ 13-1b hew 35-1b. per sack dos, bunche hamper joupes--Standard era Pony crate Carrots—Per sack tow, dou. bunches ::. Bacramento, 4 doz, case & dor. ea Local hothouse ‘Der. Inrge bunches Per wack doz, bunches . tLe Ib... jean, per Ib. Local whites, cwt. Gems, commercta New Calif, 1b. Madishes—Cal., doz. Ratabagas—Per sack . Spinach——Local, cr Squash-—Per 1. Tomatoes—Mexican, Turnips—Sack lug . Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers . | Applee—Winesaps Arkansas Blacks . Yellow Newtons . Rome Ber Cooking Apples . Bananas—Per 1b. Cocoanuts—Per doz Cranberries Was Dates—Camel, 26-pki Excelsior, 26-psk. Dromeda x Fancy white, Ib. Black, 1b. . Blue Ribbon, 36 15-oz. pkgs. jorida . joney—Comb, per o Strained, s+ 11@ .12 12@ 13) +28 Mixed Nuts—Per Ib. . 320 FLOUR AND SUGAR Flour—Local blends . Paten' ' Sugar—Cane, per cwt. . Beet, per cwt. Soya Bean Meal—10 HAY, GRAIN AND FEED (Prices on Mixed lenny to Shipper, ¥. 0, B, Seattle) Alfalfa Hay—First or ERDOT SER ed Corn—Whole, yellow, 120’ Cracked and feed meal, 100'8 . Bariey WW hole, feed, 100's ” je fved, 100's. a ant ground, =21.00 £15.00 38.00 40.00 de. -40.00 = 40,00 42.00 0's. .00@ 44.00 Wheat—Recleaned feed, 12 Mixed feed and run All-Grain Chop—80 Growing Feed +20.00 44,00 arket are steady today, Influenced by the atrength in foreign wool markets. The Austrian wool season is drawing to ® clone aa the third series of wool auc- tions open at London, Germany, Australia and Russia are gradually consuming more wool, and tho consumption of wool abroad is Increas- Ing daily. Fine and fine medium terri- tory wool quotable at to $1.3 fine unwashed Ohio delaines now quot- able at 54 to 63 cents or slightly under quotations named last week. Australian merinom are becoming scarce and are quotable at 11.80 for . N. Y. Sugar: and Coffee Monday's Quotations anaes “Dull. Raw, Rranulated, Coffee. Santos, dull; 19G19%0 1b, eee San Francisco Produce Monday's Quotations » 890 Ibs prime firsts, 260 dov.; extra pullets, 220 ned pallets, 17%be dor a flats, fanoy, 1940 Ib, 9 | Mantes + 40.00 42.00 | ~ '¥ 39.00@41.00 | 162 The contest is open to all g town groups. Order blanks are ling mailed out, and more may secured by phoning or The number of |ders should be mailed or tel jin fo the Seattle office by May ii {Doughnuts will be shipped to the towns by May 17. Our dit \for out-of-town groups are, first, jelect a town captain, and, jto follow her directions, j All aboard! Hoist the |The race is on! On May 10, Saturday afternoon, ¥ health pageant will be held in) university stadium. Campfire Gi will meet on the steps of Denny tal at 430 p.m. They will wear whit middies, dark-plaited — shirts tams. Groups will take their p with them. The G Giris have been asked to the pageant with a 20-minute ¢ mony. Be preparted with the Beautiful, Walking. Song ‘Creed, 3 MAY HONOR A May honor will be a every girl fulfilling the followis quirements; Selling 25 dozen or mored yi! Participating in health 7 Registering for Sealth. Making a May basket + mother and dad. 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