The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 7

WEDNESDA\ \ Ps N JAPANESE ON JULY 1 president's Plea Turned Down in Capitai QNGRESS WON'T AGREE _ T immigration Bars Go Up in Few Weeks ny A. L. BRADFORD [ated Prose Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, May _ Wah the Japanese immigration fen more serious with each , President Coolidge gal Secretary of States Hughes jeep were confronted with the by the senate and cenleress of the presi gets compromise plan, to gic the exclusion blow to Japs. Deolidge and Hughes a x very » is to be ¢ t 2 =. of the « ves 0 exclusion effect J as provided in the hou eh thus overriding tho pres 1, 1926 Coolidge recommended have given Re possiblities: 1, Haghes to make an It) paempl to negotiate @ treaty in time ¢ tot iy the senate be mt early in June jens virtually impossible Hh ie might go ahead with =F piation of & treaty replace the impend! pla for the presider tye the approval of th cagress meets asain ad {The administration do nothing sad imply accept the present situ- ae Hughes’ counsel Coolidge to qi the exclusion bill when it quckes the White House, however, seit prove to be futile in view the virtual certainty that con- gus would repeat what already tas been doe. Paally there is the remote posst Mity that Hughes might resign as of state because of the by congress of hin po mien the Japanese question. At Bp to the present development, , can be stated authorita- ip that Hughes had no intention taking the view that Bet responsible for the actions mmy Store Door; - Get $13 and Crecks Tilkee Weanesday morning were search for thieves who jimmted ina the door to the Skagex store at Gi summit ave. during the night Wi tecaped with $13 in cash and a — of bank checks. and other overnight robberies of Georse C. Buck, 407 Am. Miter hotel. He said thieves had his apartment and had stolen Mink coat, with rugs and Johnson of Aileine Heights re it someone had entered his Bat the Southern hotel during Geaight and had stole $40 in cash, AS Sip at the Great Northern sta- The Secret of Keeping The Skin Wrinkle-Free Secret of keepin the | ” th. wrinkle-tree : MiG texture in to une an eftest. RA neent when the skin shows °7 eared loose or the i . The beat thing of imple solution made Teg — < pure pow- Olite in ~pint of Used as a wash lotion, ly tightens the skin. Course smooths out the me wrinkles and reduces too- Blackheads, with Bletred to Valuable and ch encour being 0 easily and grime. The to therefore nérves id preventative. It in cases of « im, the astr of course serving to yt folds obliterat te 5 te the J RoMterea aaxolite now ¥ druggists generally in Airy, any woman can make Advertisement. Appendicitis Mite attacks of tm aa : i somach And intestinal trac : Pare mation may finally - pepogt which usually m ed through the pres- byl foul, irritating matter in owes, ert Pay to ignore even the tent, @ warnings of digestive ‘ Neglect in responsitie for i. Uneasiness at the pit h, nour taste in the easive gas, heartburn, bitter risings, con- Dilfousness, dizzy spells lation of the heart after Ste rome of the most com: OMA Of poor digestion 4 Real to any form of of Bmmith indigestion My Bros’ M. A. ©, pea medicine usually gives from all dtacomfort. In ne ‘On & positive @uaran- WY Back If the first bottle Fon é. large bottle costa ur druggist will supply Vertinement, | Myrted to the police Wednesday | Stkitt 10 Spokane and a check for | to serious inflammation | » don't fall to try a! the} stomach treatment, ‘Thin | First and Latest P. { versar} peed Famed, Flower-Decked Train , enger Congratulates N. P. on Silver A of North Coast Limited's First Trip “Don't worry, I'm coming Seattle, Wedne Limited just marks the Hartman, of leave Seattle. that gathered . before it | nning of 2 Seattle, who “TU be p. fo see the trat + t Marking the opening of the lyear of the Northern Pacific's North Coast Limited, dur- jing which time that service hax [transported 10,000,000. passengers arthwest and Chicagy, ; between the 2 a public re on wan held at the Kir Wednesday morn- the limited pulled © ey rvation, platform of the jtrain was beautifully decked with blooms, the decorations be arranged by Mrs. George H | ins ¥ of the flower committee of the amber of Commerce. Twenty-four years ago Jot P. Hartman Ieft Seattic for the East on the first North Limited | for Chicago, so We a |given the honor acing Mayor Brown as the speaker of the occasion. | ‘The mayor Northern Pacific o service and for its ing up the Northwest jing residents to Seattle, “The only regret I haye,” he said, “is that all 10,000 people you carried did not stay | Seattle. We need about that many here, And I must congratulate you on the fact that all those you did [bring here landed alive.” Hartman made an inapection of the train with other guests at the reception and compared the mod- ef today with years ago. when he the years of build. bring- complimented itm part in ad in those | Mayor Brown, just before the it departed, presented the train jorew with a giant horseshoc of flowers and wished them good luck jon their journey Kast. The men who will pilot the lm- ited on her anniversary \trip are: Engineer J. H. Benson, 46 yoars of service; Conductor J. B. Calkins, 36 years of service; Brakeman H. P. *, and W. P. Hast- | Cadmen, 14 ¥ ge, 15 ye |Kiwanians Happy | at Mothers’ Meet Forgetting the “sobs” and making [ft a celebration of happinass, {Seattle Kiwanis club [noon entertained “gold at mothers bereaved by the world war land “several mombers of the ider three | Bloom club of elderly mothers, ac | The |cinets gave Dr. Carleton B. McCul-| cording to Secretary Emerson. jluncheon meting was held in the ;Gowman hotel MONSTER FIREWORKS WILL AID TESTS IN TRAVEL OF SOUNDS pA May 7.—Scientiats aro preparing to explode 10 tons of melinite at 7:30 p. m., May 15, on the Meéllevaches plateau, near Limoges, for the purpose of studying sound transmission. Observers in England, Italy, Spain, Switzerland and thruont France will report what time they hear the explosion, Army heads hope to make use of the knowledge In their study of spotting gunfire by sound. ‘We Match Your Coat andVest’ PANTS For All Occasions $3.95 to $9.95 PANTS STORE CO. 704 Virnt Ave. fea: on the first of the limiteds.} the | Wednesday | -Jand McAdoo opponent, back for Chicayo on Besid years ago wen! East on the nm off. -Photo b HERE'S MORE JOHNSON STARTS ON PAGE 1 ross the bay from San », San Joaquin, Fre ramento counties/went to Jobnso Whi the president took ek from 'Northern California Johnaon. They were Kings, Alameda, Montergy, Santa’ Clara, Santa Cruz, Sonoma and Stanislaus. It was the first time since John fon became a dominating political figure in California—back in 1 that he has been defeated In his last campaign he was elect- a United: States senator by 200,000 majority. Always before he Jhax xwept the state. ie McAdoo vote was practically unanin The unpl@iged ticket which had the support of the Hearst newspapers, and which attacked Mi Adoo on the ground that he was con nected with the 5. L. Doheny oil in terests, did not carry a county—in }fact, it carried yery few precincts. COOLIDCE WINS counties nome Indiana Primaries | INDIANAPOLIS, May 7.—P; dent Coolidge made a runaway ra |from Senator Hiram Johnson in the Indiana primaries yesterday, it was indicated today in returns from near ly half of the precinets, Coolidge was leading seven to one. The vote in 1,850 out o cincts was: Coolidge, 1 Johnson, The Ku Klux Kian chalked up a victory thru the nomination of Ed Jackson, secretary of state, as the republican candidate for governor, Mayor Lew Shank of Indianapolis, Janti-Klen candidate, was running a poor second,» | In the democratic gubernatorial race, more than one-third of the pre: by about Hoch a substantial lead, but it {peared doubtful whether he lobtain a majority for the tion, | soe Texas Democrats D. would nomina. | Will Back McAdoo! DALLAS, Texas, May 7.—Controt lot Texas democratic convention 27, avill be in the hands of the forces sday morning, as she swung aboard the Northern Pacific’ t Seattle years of limited service. its sil esent for a trip on the golden anniversary,” said Miss Dorothy M. Carpenter, of Liberty court, North Coast M Carpen is John P. iret North Coast Limited to he told the ank Jacobs att ¥ crowd WRECK VICTIM Johnson Loses in Walk jn! (rote himseit surtered paint | | | | | | fot Willlam.G. McAdoo, it was defi. | jnitely defermined today on the strength of results from Tuesday's jcounty conventions, | Two-thirds of the delegates to the | state convention will be instructed |for McAdoo, almost complete returns from the county meets showed. “o8 |Oklahoma Demos Not Instructed OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., May 7, |—The Oklahoma delegation to the he untnstructed, the state convention here decided lant night. The state meeting, however, adopted a resolu. tion indorsing the candidacy of Wil- Nam G, McAdoo, Scott Ferris, former congressman was elected national committeeman, j democratic national convention will! | ~ STILL DAZED | Second Doctor Called for! Woman Hurt in Smash Her co Tuesday night and he result of 1 spinal injuri an automobile crash Sa ond physician was ca’ y to treat Mr 0 E. The Star report bard nt., w Mra. Grotf's ar be extremely ser ho h for her ne young Ww from Groff's ernoon when it we driven by Mra. B. Brooklyn ave, against whom charges of reckleas driving may be preferred rec thrown ay aft by Groff. The accident occurred at 45th st, and 11th . and Mrs. Groff and her 6-week-old bab: thrown clear of the car, In sa nz her infant daughter, Mrs. Groff held it high in the alr, but suffered injuries to herself. The child was bruised and to the tendons of his lees. A group of citizens in Liverpool ngland, have signed a written pro at against wealthy ing their money to homes for cats and dogs. wo yee MORE THAN MEETS EVERY QUALITY TEST Costs mors but worth more. Your Grocer Haw It, Commercial Importing C Last Night with gas around my heart. Couldn't breathe,” many people say. No such choking or anxiety if vou take Baalmann’s Gay-Tablets, which are prepared especially for stomach gus and particularly for all bad) effects from gas Pressure against your most vital organ— your heart. That empty, none and gnawing (eeling at the pit of your stomach will disappea that anxious, nervous feeling, with heart palpitation, will vanish, and you will once more be able to take a deep breath, 60 often prevented by gas pressing against your heart and line Haalmann’a Gaa-Tablets are sold in &e attle by Bwitt Drug Co. and by ail rel Ablo driigeiate, or J, Bantmann, Chemiat fan Franectsco, tsiat wpour the genuine in yellow packngo. Price $1.00, will Id women leay. | HARRY O'BRIEN CLERGY BALKED Ex-Inspector of + Worgrekengh ~pedehrand yes ee have made with a Ciné- She Escaped Perils age po nar mute lic ' edek FAM thay id wis Inmates of the House of David |S" at KFOA. 7 os to train the camera and merges are be y * turn the crank, And that's PAGE 7 CLUB JOINS IN DAMAGE FIGHT Need Vi TAR pen FOREST FIRES ARE | PREDICTED THRUOUT | STATE WITHIN WEEK NEAR DEATH Police ON BISHOP Dead- kers for Boxley Is Episcopal Electors Suffering From Relapse lock on Dr. Stewart Canyon Referendum . | , ‘ font f , our ir e Pi “4 st. p t t ee arke aturda are neede il f ® i » } VICTIM HERE /KFOA to Present ra abn i |Woman Tells on Stand How | ma 1 Ha a all you'll have to do. tual | CRU Sem aese Dr. Shannon a ll cad 9 ir awd idser Siva cmacahs nt Shannon, | Inspect the outfit here | aford bb chemponit t rento hotel; two sons, Ger at this store and then see Mrs. Hanaford revealed secrets of |... vite a Dr. Clarence Shannon; «1 |the mysterious long-haired fan al tees a Bur aie Dr. James Shannon: a sis- | for yourself on the screen. n tentifying before Superior J scape. Je : »/Aged Physician Dies From) 2s" 7° visa halt on the Ualver- : on bedrids Heart Infection ep Bi yO evowedl po Wed end se 7 r ; See for yourself on the screen Let us show you motion pictures that otheramateurs 2 Street Car Men n oot Watts’ Anna Ellic Calvin S. Hall Tuesday ir taro, Daniel for divorce from William ral arrangem nd who was ch mpleted Wednesday Henjamin Purne ne eines " pu 7 and” used in ‘ we nd|height of a horse ts ©q fanaf 1 i | | | | | | | “A (Fuel Oil for » ; Home Heating I oo Expensive A study of the use of ofl for do- metic heating in’ the San Francisco mest has been made hy H.C. M Interior Department engi- neer on the staff af the Bupeau of rious manofactnrerg of domes- Uc heating burners and equip! it Were interviewed, algo oonsulting Competent authority unoiased, seeking only the facts. Oil burning equipment makers were consulted sem ameieg argineers and ofl company! in order to be fair. bt Sak (hg of fuel 5 Center of an oil = producing state. canne, aA Aa Most of the manufacturers of burners designed to burn heavy fuel of! on a amadl ncale have dis- continued making the burners and equipment, as they -believe that they Oil burning equipment makers realize equip= ment cost is too high for general use. ave How much worse. in while fuel ofl can be obtained i ae Seattle,1500 miles the San Fractaco bey ‘vicinity, it is often dificult for the house- ae i a a fret Piider to ert quantities Cire tn e SyPssige PATS Of the State. eee Cons r uh do bd ere fuel oll te to be contuth ted Coal dealers require no contracts-difference in_vrice too slight- order from day to day as you need it. it is usually necésmary for the consumer to entract for several year's supply in order %o get tank wa delivery of it, ¢ ordinary man knows little or nothing about the mechanics of an installation, and there- fore experiences consideradle trouble with the burners. erogene can be had in any town or city of the State and In any quantity desired for domestic ul Coal burning plant needs no technical education,nor a mechanical engineer to operate. mn my, Kerosene too smelly * Rotary type of mechanieal qe y burners of «mall enough capecit: What further for ronidence us have been une evidence is needed? stisfactory. NTT Trey, fore you invest’ in expensive new equipment