The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1924, Page 7

|) YEGGS GET S150|ALIEN SEAMEN Nellie, FLOOD CITY Immigration Office Cannot Halt Desertions ack Safe and Escape With Loot; 24 Hours’ Start e Five Chinese Are t lnenigretion ter’ | Arrested in Raid e ‘ } Right Start pee | for hn med 4 every day ject proche Start days with Califor- nia Grapefruit a lustio They're as breakfast fruit. Easy to prepare, too. Simply halve and eat as it is, of sugat to taste. For finest flavor, prepare just before serving. And the grapefruit's beneficial dalty and acids aid digestion—tone up the entire system. They are an abundant source of fresh vitaminés, an essen- tial of the daily diet deport | deportation t go out it we Serve them frequently. And ask for Sunkist Grapefruit, sound, fresh, tret-ripened and juicy. California Grapefruit California Fruit Growers Exchange Dds Angeles, California ing thean | bound ship. country t jisn’t ©: tasy to here.” fo lonig as it ie and back | Nate Delegaths to Credit Convention Famous } L. §. McCash, having secured 20 : ciation of Credit Men, i be delegate to the National Cre convention at Buffalo, N 10 to 13, s | James A dent, will also represent the association. CHEESE Reduced in Price woclatlon The new spring-made Tillamook | =!¢.atlrge will t costs you less today than before! | ! San mae the Tillamook Ne ate giving a tec. | ord yield of milk. This spring | evening make of cheese it richand creamy. | cooms. Write Tillamook on your groc- ery list. Order it by yan lige or the 5-pound loaf. Travelee.id Talk TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION | Tillamook, Oregofi 25 cheese kitchens operated co-operatioely by the Dairymen of Tillamook county a Dr. Fredérick Starr, world famo' traveler and a leadi nth | will speak next Wednesta | eafeterin to thé Seattle Fellowship fot Peace. The public ia javited. ge will be served at 6 o'clock p. t the-address will be given at ubject being “The Ja Question. Coffee e | How do you like your coffee? Strong? Mild? In-between? M-J‘B is sure to give you coftce- contentment becatise M:J- B meets every taste in coffee, Make the test and see! | to Pacific Body | Thr Life, Still Tht illed for Smiles SHAT 'IT LE AR SEEK GIRL AND SWEETHEART ! Every Nellie in City Invited Tonight : y ‘ Mise i ' 1 ' lint ‘ + ‘ SEATTLE STAR'S NELLIE PARTY ce RS ee I am a guest of The Star, the Blue Mouse theater and A Miss Florence Tonkin, to see Claire Windsor in “Nellie, |)° ea the Beautiful Cloak Model.’ My name is Nellie........5405 oP I live at » WEEKEND WRECK, TOLL HEAVY +|More Than Half Score Hurt! in Auto Crashes nesen ard Merritt, 1%, son ¢ 148 W. 63rd 23. aon of Ce unt Ww Ww io W 7t injured and ove ami W 1809 E delving a fhotorescte, crashed lard, 1 dist at om to a | tarium:. Seattle Men Work at Electric Meet the water committee; 1 '. Crawford, ineh, inductive R. EB. Thatcher, nie H. McGrath, customer tion; TRAFFIC STARTS ON PAGE 1 fit in. To stress upon 1 of the or ing an mé to a full stop, the § ationed at street intersec- | along these highw be given authority to ma sts entering them bring thelr Then the will ex. plain briefly the provision of the law. FUQUA ASKS FOR APPROPRI Meantime indication tha wits bein ot fin torists thy tions 8 and will! all mo: cara to a halt at the enforced 3 and men reagon he police department Fuqua was preparing a request, to the city i the to lie handed immedia council, for an emerg ation of $2,000, to defray the ex pense of printing distributing of the new code, and for ai al traffic officers. 5 men and could use| 4 A, | “T expect to divert every available traffic man to a squad that will! polles one of the eight arterial high. | ways every day, making as many arrests as possible for fallure to cote to a stop before entering It,” he sajd, “That is one of tho bigest lessons the driving public must learn if traffic 1s to be safeguarded. All drivers on the arterial bighways have the right-of-way.” | Altho the department knew it! xpected to enforce the no provision for the w M elon nections “Until are tna will hay! best Ave ean, 7 “We will make no effort to 'wald Chief Severy to protect the eros on lrorce the one-hour parking law | | Fifth ave, between Madison ast, and | Yenlor way, until the street is paved in the center, All other provisions, howaver, will hi énforesd,” the fruit crop, bi le he HERE'S MORE ABOUT | |e i: isatened to President socanentuhidsttannnmreeterantnensijas SPURNS LOVER, Shes 1S SLAIN wim: sa'scsn see Gee and Ah 1 Pe Aged Wooer Turns Gun, |2yro oh Slays Self in Apartment wnt featval Beca h we whe not teturtied, y 1 Post’ H 6o-yeafold F M " xt : Ps : Agnes Black ; se ; : I \ a ie ¢ f A ere m _- fe I Amber and M ‘ b " fond: i u i ‘ t a ‘ihed ' n Th Rt k. of B tor ta a m the rector mn Trintt Parish church here. ‘ Dudley Wooten w The Old South at & ech daughter of Mra attlo Genealogical societ Fafis, Mont of Commerce at - night BERES Buse ALUUT HERE’S MORE ABOUT WOODS VETS STARTS ON PAGE 1 STARTS ON PAGE 1 t “unit called for t of 66 trac the es.|" ken up appropriated more money for and 100 tracts were then inid| He The state builds the house, tarn chicken: hots A wre uniform. e 7 -s 5. | to American-Japanese relation The ambasse needs and the first three electric current for yenre settler must pay but $612.60 he total| ~ = DENIES OH ARO ,bastor of! 6 Weat-side Hajtist church, In a red by Cc. 8, Shank 2 wis made by the The from thi At the present tlie there are 49/ wired to ¥V vacant tracts in the entire lot of 1 of which bh shington , | man. comm & the author of the resoltitions,” jot se | writes Rev, Cook, “I wish to near)that neither Mr. Shank nor Agent representing the Japanere haa | |the slightest thing to do with these | resolutions, Mr. Shank was not at | convention when they wi adopted nor was he constilted about convention.” PEE ENS INS JUST ABOUT WHAT YOU’D EXPECT A CARTOONIST TO DO |them previous to the | a JOHN F, MEAGE 0 by Federal Jud; Monday for liquor law violn THE HANDS OF DEATH! CGULAR staffmen Star complimented Drus, University o} m cartoonist, on his the. Day’: of tho, mystic SIOL," 5 on the 60 rin the tooned student editor's typewrit meant While the university staff por spired over headli and rushed copy to the linotypers, the “ tars’ who had thé newspaper habit so bad they couldn't go fishing or golfink, stood about in || groupe and puzzled over C, SIOL, Dean Spencer of tho school of journalism, was also puzz He couldn't translate the mystic lettering—he was sure it was no chemistry formula. Drus was appealed to, but thut humor-loving young man was || non-committal The dean fot bisy then and third-degreed the 1 guilty cartoon up to a mirror and read the roflec- || tion, it's easy, ©, SIOL be || tomes Lola ©, Pete | wanted to’ convince pretty ttle coed th the rush of the day's new: he waan't forgetting her Keattle'a “moving finger writes, Jand having writ, moves on”—and | shows a total of 87 Hues snuffed ot since the first of the year by guns Autos have shots and antomodites work, Lois was assured, Drus was || taken toll of 16 lives; guns, of 21, and tho mystery was || divided aa follows: Suicides, 12) Be eae ied | heioiten 6; acvldental shoot rnceneenitiiatd MBE; 8, pemmesapstutranmannestevnemssrrametattennetintes i i FREDERICK & NELSON A Score of Low-priced Offerings the DOWNST AIRS STORE Tuesday | 58 WOMEN’S FINE COTTON UNION SUITS 41c, 45c, 65c and 95c 3,400 Yards of Fresh COTTON FABRICS 29cand 39c yard $5.00 poe Sos Sere vie mm Women’s New Gingham _APRON DRESSES Women’s Attractive New TRIMMED WHITE HATS -—— Plain and Changeable Color TAFFETA, yard $1,49 Women’s and Misses’ SILK AND CLOTH DRESSES $15.00 FRINGED NET PANEL CURTAINS 95c and $1.35 each NEW RAG RUGS 24u86 inches 27054 inches 86273 inches 59c 98c $1.85 CRETONNE DRAPERY SETS Side Curtains and Valance $1.45 Ss 69c Boys’ Chambray SPORTS BLOUSE Men’s Athletic UNION SUITS 69c Fresh Styles in WOMEN’S DIMITY BLOUSES 95 63 25c $1.25 $4.85 75c CORRUGATED RUBBER GARDEN HOSE 25-foot Lengths §0-foot Lengths $3.25 $5.95 (DOWNSTAIRS STORE—TUESDAY) Women’s Rubber BATHING CAPS ce piece China Salad or BERRY SETS Women’s and Growing Girls’ NUBUCK PUMPS 15-inch Wire DISH DRAINERS OR en ee LEMONT DADE eR. vs"