The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1924, Page 7

TUESDAY POWER CONCERN ( FIGHTS BACK ~IAY 20, 192 Py e Expected to Ask Restraining Order in Tax Suit SEIZURE Conference to Determine What Action Is Necessary 1S HELD UP operty & Light the campany’s fight 9 street} Tuestay M Starwieh and) W, Shiekis not wish to prop: | of their egality of) lecided upon. 7 x strained will be si at the Snoquatmie » my from nd ¢ ffice appurten ers at Sevent i esti % A have a rigger val: | murdered me x rosecutor | t 1 i. ™ wh a - - ns ate. ' fh Jen. ested a num “ : ™Jand bu SAYS “PROTECTION Woman-Husband Is nion"”—t ord tr a , tee y WILL NOT WORK ti ® 4 the » Backed by Spouse : ante ya pen FR xt on iis dik ional es. ounttanintan CLEVELAND, ©. > May 20.1 | headquarter JAn “ an of jrant to enforce a« forf can to end open lawtess-| 1 k by Jim" thru the whete} Report m all districts declare | °°" eaten layer pay, which wa in Beattie,” Pi utor Douglas jthe situation iy most serious | od to t sainet seamen who| 4. “We intend to make un Bertha Jones “Meyers,*| In some parts of the Ruhr tree; Mrg, Martin Will at Yokohama without | PFefitable for bootleggers and other nth bride of Lillian | bread being given to mincrs’ fam. | e forfeiture wos overruled | Profiteers in vice, whether they are alias Harry Meye Welcome Husband « the ground of luck of story | PAYNE “protection otherwise aine to the defense of her “we At Gelsenkirchen 600 maddened © to the men We have hed excellent we SAN FRANCISCO, May Mra | grube m {worker What's in the Air Tuesday, May 20 KDZE—12:30 to 1:30 p, m. RKFIC—330 to 4:30 p, m: 8-30 p.m | KHQ—8 to 9 p. m KGY—$:20 p. m. "GERMAN STRIKE THE SFEATTL JAP SUITORS LEAVE SEATTLE Thirty-eight heppy Japanese % seeking brides in the Orient to b yg here before the ban closes down July 1, left Tuesday aboard the President Jeffer the Admiral Oriental lin They expect to be back within a few wee with Oriental wives. Phot ank J ta LABOR WINS IN SHIP SUIT me HERP’S MORE ABOUT AIRMEN HERE'S MORE ABOUT JOINTS STARTS ON PAC STARTS ON PAGE IS ALARMING Emergency Workers Feared |‘ here from Yet Slain in Ruhr Disturbance 5 BOCHUM, ¢ Many egne A many, Ma 0 y worke R mines, whi effect aA 3 in prosecuting | Frederick Martin, wife of Maj. Fred: | | COaviction ineans 1 u San I miners’ wiv ered © off emer ne and jerick M psa tences, and that tit t e001 x! RID AUT ABOUT | only th ‘ available in the Girls’ Section of Frederick & olved. ae : UAUEA ees he method yeet da Oh Nelson’s, always at the same price—$25.00. + STARTS ON PAGE 1 n was to sind is stitched with thread irday afternoon members the secret Investigat into the es cavtes™ “Souk. whit thie Women's Democratic Ki | nments make purchases of se habe dae | Sew. Saleh ) 4 County etub will meet at Dartnall’s to black reosters | booze; then, after two or three pur- to shite; $25.00 —Girly’ Section, Second Floor cafeteria. to plan a series of month pee he - tion tells of the great flow| Chasen were made, to send tn a pri- 4 " ly entertainwwents. The first, sataiae a rg 2 many years ago, when molt. | Yate ¢ | charge of Mrs. Cecelia Cameron, | “line ey arrive ei k, redhot, ran down the} Douglas did not reveal who his} will be beld at th feteria, May] uachems aboard the _|mountain side, slowly moving to | yolunt cititens are, but ft te 2 Catlaic De |wards the village where Hilo now/ said that they are members of the FREDERICK & ima tnnde Prayers to PRESENT ERUPTION | Ministerial | form workers eas, ociation and other re a Accused in Huge Beer Plot Pele were unavailing. The’ names of the persons charged will not be released until they bave ex placed under arrest. | WAS PREDICTED Finally a prophet among the na tives told them to throw in the path CHICAGO, May _— ———— disclosures invo! of the lava river a black rooster aban kbd tide ‘The rooster was found—eoal biack| Thrown From Auto, he 4 without a trace of other ¢ «pro. | Was cast into the on coming la {soon the flow stopped, on the d by federal| : ‘ aria pasb oe ,{Outskirta of the preaent city of Hilo, trom her husband's auto | | The present eruption was predicted n it crashed into a truck on x | by beer runn a sigan pibition, and very | Woman Badly Hurt | A Special Wednesday Offering of Fancy Glassware Scientists recently. Several; Woodland Park ave. early Tuesday in hack book" | months ago the level of the lava in| Mr. L. M. Johnson, 30, of Holly wood the beer runners “4 Pal 4 th ore Court, Was so severely injured that ee hn on the pit began slowly and then more fulfills the p f ite pages, a rapidly to recede. Finally it was|%h® was removed to Providence hos. picamygatnanne cineca pro. Hundreds of feet below the crater’s | pital port email patitichenia | tt | Mrs. Johnson received severe cuts bition ager even a 3 : A ¢ high degr will jailed, it was Next came earthquakes of a mores and bruises about the. head. tated. F bagtrsashs ago, whick shook the Puna diatrict| The arcident occurred shortly after | | midnight. lot the twland, opent great cr % |in the earth, disrupting railway traf. RY “FREDERICK Js so" 2 2" Foreign Trading sink. Ee DUEL SON Fie wer tases 5 ore woo ashlee ae Bla by ominous rumblings within the exports totaling mountain Then t lava level in the pit began rapidly to rise and the| ‘'T@ the customs ‘nye wtoagerag eg asap magia state of Washington during Febru latter part of last week the eruption Sear seo began with ash und gus plumes a rae bad hag roan ; me thrown up, followed by occasional | ay re lpoulders, volcanic bombs and iava| Hartson, collector of customs at va aD | Seattle. Of this total over $26,000,- ni Ani | (0 of {mports and nearly $6,000,- al | 000 of exports passed thru the port oe fs Seattle. | BF-BF* BY -BF-BF-BF-BF-BF |: inown as AS Fresh As This demonstration | h: violence each day v I-broaking proportions VOLLANO HOUSE BLOCKED BY LAVA Kiiauea has long bee “Hawaii's tamo volcano.” Its great} pit, a mile across, has been a mece a May Morning Single Pieces and Sets Special XCEPTIONAL values in this offering of fancy Glassware in | tractive pressed and cut designs in the ‘style | pictured. This special offering —Fruit Saucers, —Water Pitchers (3 pint size), each D5¢. —Water Tumblers, set of 6, 95¢. —10-inch Flower Vases, each 95¢. —ll-inch Cake Plates, each 95¢. —Sugar Bowl and Cream Pitcher, pair 95¢. Plain Glass Tumblers G for 29c Plain, smooth-finished and low-priced, at 29¢ for set of six. ?, includes: —8-inch Berry Bowls, each 95¢. —8-inch Flared Berry Bowls, each 95¢. ~ tourists. Within it, year after GURNEY ‘he ae bbied svvtel 8] That's the way Gold (Northland) Heme long ereviges: with 8 Medal Mayonnaise . occa Pacha | Arash comes to you. It’s Refrigerators al Massie rst it seom| made of fresh eggs, and 25-pound Ice Capacity Width 2 | 16% inches; $16.50 50-pound Tee Capacity Width 23, inches; depth | 17% inehes; height 42 inches. | toll of human Ife the finest of salad oils— made fresh daily and delivered by speedy inches; depth | height 40 inches Tourist 1 it from Hilo over a miles, leading up the mov tain thru | 5c {from the crater is located the vor] motors to your grocer. |eano House, a famous resort | Order Gold Medal from The Voleano House is now closed nd the road ix blocked both by | Hava and by military orders. THUGS COMPEL HIM TO TURN VAGRANT; LOSES SHOES, TOO!) your grocer today, and write for booklet of Springtime Recipes. Best Foods GOLD MEDAL ‘Mayonnaise heavy quality, with at- YHARGED with being a / vagra’ Ray Moore, one armed painter, faced Police Judge More than a dressing John B, Gordon Monday and ~it’s a Food set of 6, 95¢. answered “Guilty” to the court. le was hatless, barefooted and battle searred. “You admit you're a yagrant?” || asked Gordon, “Your honor, I guess that’s all I can call myself now,” answered Moore. “f was arrested Sunday night after two men had attack- ed me in an alley near nd and Washington, They choked me Insensible and robbed me of my shoes, hat, socks und shirt, {} and all my money—$ “And now my job ts gone, 1 lont it because I was in jal, 1 was not drinking--haven't touch- ed a drop for years. Saturday 9 ‘THE BEST FOODS, Inc. 1900 Bryant St., San Francisco Vulcan -SMOOTHTOP | | Wi] 1 was a respectable workman. Cabinet Gas Range }})) pur snow 1 gues rm jist a choose 0) Re a Five models to choose from. | “Disctarged aa; tot: guilty wid Jud, rion. “And if: we Prices 846 to $245. | B95. | an help you well et your Job back The model plet of DOWNSTA HOA at- TORE sional Phone 0259. SEEKING BRIDES ) BF-BF-BF-BF-BF BF BF-BF | Rp HG Ait cate a Designs Ultra-Smart Frocks Especially for THE JUNIOR MISS $2500 HEN “Felice” mind the plans a frock, she has in magic years between fourteen and seventeen, when slender lines and youthful grace may capitalize simplicity. The young woman and the small woman are her models, and she knows well the particular styles they prefer. “Felice” Frocks arrive at frequent intervals, bringing new fashions with them. They are Capt. Roald Amundsen, the Nor- What is said to be the smallest deg ~ 7) jwewian explorer, trained polar bears|in England is owned by Lady Kim: jy to pull his sleds on a trip to the/berly. It is a Mexican hairless term outh pole, - * | rier only a few inches in length. ——_—_—_— HERE’S MORE ABOUT | BONUS STARTS ON PAGE 1 ee JUnited States Veterans’ bureau. A number of inquiries have been re ceived indicating that many former service people believe that erfactment con f the insurance }gress in some v } the at bonus law b; or of their war risk insurance law and its tinct f | privil enje > who held government ing their service,” declared Mr. Jes ) war veteran ghould drop his y because of the fact! to receive a certain’) e benefits. es @ ig about mount of free ins ‘The average amount of the pol to be given by the government is small compared to the average policy now held by those who have rein stated their war risk insurance. “As a mater of fact it would be a wise move on the part of those yeter ans who haye not renewed their war insurance to supplement their free jinsuranee policies with from $1,000 to | | $10,000 worth of war risk insurance.” | Mr, Jesseph stated that no informa |Gion has thus far been received'from | Washingto . D, C,, relative to when w fle o Veterans’ Berens wil fant rryi out of the bonus insurance bill. | | iB. C. Ferry Will | Make Daily Trip | BELLINGHAM, May 20, ‘Tho | | summer Jule of the automobi ferry between Bellingham, Sidney } jand Vancouver opens to Jround trip daily until the middie of | July, when two trips per day will be | made Isa. over higtt | vides the ferry a. m. daily and le |the return voys Cool-Looking ru Color ful SUMMER FURNITURE —for the sun parlor —for the porch and lawn —for breakfast-room, living-room and chamber ti The ferry will tle up at Sia The schedule pro A interesting display, on the Fourth Floor, against a summery background, of the ideal types-of fur- niture to go with the cool rugs, gay pottery and airy draperies of summertime. 2 HOLD JUDGE FOR CARRYING PISTOL FROM COURTROOM Ariz, May 20. ted he was leaving the ‘courthouse here late yester- day on charges of carrying con- cealed weapons, Judge Stephen 8. Abbey of the Pinal county su- preme court was to be arraigned today in justice court at Casa- grande, near here, Judge Abbey, who made no de- nial he was carrying a pistol, in- sisted he was within his rights in doing so. He said he had gone about armed since deing at- tacked on the street some time ago. Judge Abbey has been a po- Kitical storm center months, He cently sentenced J. W Spear, editor of the Phoenix Re publican, to jail for contempt of court in an editorial commenting on the against Frank Hutchinson, who confessed to killing his wife with a charge of dynamite 1 was sentenced fo life imprisonment The new two-tone decorations in Fiber and Reed Furniture Charming Breakfast-room Suites of | Painted Wood Incidental Pieces including Ferneries, Desks, Tables, Chaises Longues and Tea Wagons Canopied Swinging Couch Hammocks, - cozily cushioned Rustic Hickory and Maple Furniture for lawns and outdoor porches FREDERICK © & NELSON oe | | | | |