The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1924, Page 9

THURSDAY, MAY ant THE SEAT ee +S BRITISH AIRMEN MME, DOISY GLAD MELLON SEEKING (m= som an HOLDING ON FLIGHT IS OVER T STUDENTS LL VETO STARTS ON PAGE I Be _ oe Blistering Heat in Bride of Gallant French Avi-| Measure Fails to Please 7 Flight Over Desert ator Has Had Enough Glory Secretary of Treasury sna A ha. tlie tena it AA : : TEST QUESTIONS USED ‘ TO PROVE THE CASE ‘ e 6 t Is it wreng to steal from one e whe has cured his wealth dis e ' tly? 7 = te Is stupidity more ful than ey ‘ 7 i Is unnecessarily failing to . e ™ immoral and unchrisiian. - ‘ ; 5 like? ; ; ; 2 Serene ; sit our duty greater to secure ‘ oo pes ’ race and tt a 4 pass t offret others? eth a red : walnan aan’s Is chieating a railroad so “ " ankoase af cove much sin as cheating a person? A “ s x 1 - Is it a pupil's duty to call at = and ‘ ela. ‘ wure . ih ° tention to the fact that a teac oe Te a at |teare, she said Even the 1 . er has mi aly given him F ' « ’ aq see the b I'm giad it's ne are Jered ofe ~ high a mark? 9 wee ed. I've had t er osetia If a storekeeper gives you tow “ Phe Looking at the @| vat a od 4 b much change, Is it right to ke - nf c ff ‘ , : t Increasing ¥ the alig heea he would probably ? . 4 M ' shal fa . Te | ant \ ame if paid hin whe o start It was only when in the Up nd @4 per cent of : i re ve OKEH WOODS sisson ft t . at awoke t ared hich sn | distance f Regret American Crisis in NEW VOLCANOES gs. fr shed wh Ambassador's Stay 7 two serious af ; : = Re eet snore fr Natives Watch Mauna Loa ents 6 agp Bg or The newspape wat as Rumblings Continue ab ren crankcase at|| HERE'S MORE ABOUT |/ Weeds) name now iss househo 0 oie hae a - a n Japan and at it te t 1 a F, if © gait clement STARTS ON PAGE 1 |! jut cals the’ retirement of the) Penk of Mauna Ion today, wit where MacLaren «$$ $$$ indicator a “regrettable thunder. | 2.° of entaned Wale met - the feet pete fawalla t godde be t ; 5 ex Japanese and! per as ‘ : js, “a typleal gentleman dip! A lava f t MMe ' a As for my fas greatest to th . blood deacent Lswnraday i ss of the ambassador’s|in a dire ha flow, AIRMEN only Dan mother-in-law ae nag Ae inter ort oa ¢ en te of : : . Seok ta Ge | a previous flow reached the STARTS ON PAGE sour weina, ete Yomiurt Prot seve outaks a tH o Another more THE KASIEST TIME onsidera rican and Japanese flags were tance from the city LE STAR PAJAMA SUITS PURCHASE effected under unusually favorable opndi- from one of the best- high-grade tions known makers of Men’s Sleeping Garments in America—results in this offer- ing—ready tomorrow, Friday morning. Tailored finely in every detail—from superior cloths—white with self stripes, checks and figures—tan and blue effects— —printed Fruit of the Loom muslins in tasteful stripe combina- tions. With mercerized frog or tailored fastening—as pictured. Sizes from A to D (15 to 18), Exceptional in value; three suits for $6.00, or, per suit, $2.15. —Mer 4 Furntshings a AnExceptional Offering _MEN’S SUMMER PAGE ¢ WOMAN GONE Treatment Fails to Revive Poisoned Wife IN EFFECT British-American Pact Followed by Sweden Douglas’ Booze WAS All hope of saving the fife of Mr HINGTON, May 22. —The| May Mattinson, 2518 Second ave, | BUTTE, Mont, May 22—Stand ae : ek r.| States and Great Br jointist, Thursday | liquor law ¢ tion, John O'Leary Jo of mercury T morning, was | ¢ te with ¢ held pend-|drew a pistol and ‘ pita: f t ‘ ail, She | fired 12 shots thru a crowded fed er brave riment to arrested | eral courtroom. He opened fire in ade =a ea Fs 0 es charges since Tuesday |the direction of four fedéral prohi- : Bt Wet EONS tee, Sidis:-Bevoneneithnr -htiadinen: Skelcdtins biti A operatives among the specta- i led com - antimercury treatment he OR Figen P iced ape. Eleven shots were fired fruitlessly The treatment consists of dish treaty is the 1 of | persons operating and the 12th inflicted a wound in tlane into the velne of sodium emporiums the prisoner's own head which may sulphate, which according to Dr. H.| 4. pe The remai: prove fatal. He was overpoweree We siieinlina niet te cetlaaour aitstedd | dwsaate ek, probebly by N. E. Baynham, one of the fed- - hee i . a Thureqay, Starwich said eral agents, while he was still shoot. raphers po solpt Tha chem sj ing. Baynham made @ flying tacklt ical unites with the mercury. form | Seek Amnesty for into the face of the hail of lead ing an inactive compound, oxid . while approximately 100 person: Gallaher took a large Prisoner Husbands FINE FOUR FOR milied in a stampede for the doors “ t BERLIN, May 22 Communists Notes found in O'Leary's room - until t g wives of their officers say, showed that he plannec jo.in her system andjtions in and around the reichstag calmly on the bench during the ex- of hypo i notjat the opening sé in citement. a at athe. tame within tha | eceritce Sateide aenie Oregon Land Cases Result G Di next few days. Many of her organs buildings, communist member in Penalty Exactions ets Divorce From have ceased to functior | plan to demand amnesty for all po- Cereal King’s So While grief over the death of her | titical prisoners died ae the da ter worry ov al -—~ PORTLAND, Ores May 22.—A BATTLE CREEK, Mich., May 22. aid on her home last Sate A . fine of $1,000 was imposed on H. J.|—John L. Kellogg, son of W. K. ve believed to be the primary Denies Hanihara Overturf ‘and fines of $500 cach | Kellogg, millionaire breakfast food t auicide att * were imposed on Charles Haynes, | manufacturer, was divorced today Fe ae ae warecs May Resign Post Sarees yak Charles Carroll, |by his wife, Mrs. Hannah Christine th e had learned 3 TOKYO, May 32.— Ambassador | Deschutes county princip in the | Peterson Kellogg, on charges of ex- a qeeiitin “e. watelda lett Hanthara has not asked permission |state bonus fraud cases, by United | treme cruelty. day morning in which sh dito ign, Foreign Minister Matsui | States District Judge Wolverton yes- Mrs. Kellogg was allowed $200,000 her motive to domestic diff tated today. terday afternoon in cash, the Kellogg mansion with | ‘The dying woman remains con: He den categorically inform) ‘The four men were charged with jits furnishings, an automobile and tantly in a comatose condition, her|newapapermen that the ambassad ting land yalues in adminls-|a monthly allowance of $200 for the say, and is unabje to|to Washington would be permitted of the state veterans’ bonus |two sons, Wil, 16, and John, 12. | Physicians to retire. loan act. LAST HOPE FORILIQUOR TREATY WOMAN HELD INFIRES PISTOL JOINT GASES Is 28 Under Arrest Following IN COURT Butte Spectators in Panic War When Prisoner Shoots ‘They were married In 1901. People aren't so much concerned aye Pere : together, and all the.sbips in | ayo ps OS ga ut the baby Mauna towers 14,000 fee s ar a haby, : above sea level and ts the princip | but as we eee it, the baby wit have Deportation of eye ste: ares Ene Se OS Pee easiest. tim he bunch, and og ae Sha ae the tip ought to de him good We Japanese Fought |" ‘«. uch inthe rlplan te take. a goat along to fur-| 7 aki and) nature } J and alla healthy, |Maseo Serizawa, w - edit they om- | 17 a first to meet to be kept full tered the United States unlawfully, |! Sn are seek yrevent deportation | Fear around rdially| oF cou Rian Weaucneacateng RR tions for writs of |O¥¢r her summ BV" | difficulty in the beara from | habeas rpus in federal court |of mone. ¥ read an address of welcome,| coting our 1 expect to|Thursday, T eing held from her om and a little Japanese sch a | igre age eager ¢ that /by immigration a tie nted Litut. Smith with a bouquet! oui happen we ¥ ¢ to fall, Iwasaki states petition that back on a reserve ned {De deserted from t ow ot the fall alm ool children carrying Amer-| nin and after that teamship Ayha in September can and Japanese flags sang “The te" oat 1918, and lived Decem Many observers believe that the Star-Spangled Banner.” and the fly-|ih0 rest of us er, 1923, when he went to Japan| Present quiescence of Kilaucau pre ers were driven to the Marino; |. ‘ for a short visit, and was held for |sagos an outbreak from Mauna Loa school, where Lieut. Sm we er bs Wp Hd the in pi poor n on his teturn here, Sim Yesterday many of the more dar interviews to the press, ge 10 Alaska on the trip, and ost umstances are related by |ing visitors to the island ventured Lieuts. Eric Nelson and Leigh|™#te tha wil require in th: Inuca’s crater, some Wade foliowed Smith in receiving) Neighborhood of three weeks to trating it. They foune the official and unofficial welcom-|™#k® the Journey +e) carry-6 , . " \ pt ad greatly en be : camping outfit and. will. camp|| HERE’S MORE ABOUT : Soca the wae . ss sii ast t nigh nd when th al al F . : RESTED FEW MINUTES, Pies ten cuaan dee ater EGGS Sides of the crater Hover, Fr ; . : GE rh Bh, 3205p O28 be: ed ha been & FED OFF AGAIN [Besides the goat we will carry a STAR N PAGE 1 ne waae de At Kasumigaura Gen. Yasumitsulpinck cat as mascot—a cat going mae Tae terrific force 0 headed a reception committee fronjunder the name of No-SeeUm. the war office. which we brought down from Alaska |flavor to the proposition was ad M-\ with us year, mitted by the chicken asclentist./ e flyers ea k}to CUT A TOOTH The efforts of the bend, Bowers Faget today. \ON BEAR HIDE are not directed ng the lines of The, flyers lett Hitokappu at 5:30) when we jeft Alaska last year;|"tiJap propaganda,” he said It a.m. and five hou id ten matnutes before the baby was born, says my Imay be, however, that they are later wore cigcling down to the bay| ore une vowed” to tae gen ‘Sosnin ica at Minato. They ly more than 350 miles Pausing only a couple of hours to fill the gusoline tanks, the American covered slight portlet wots A Seah COUNTRY CHICKENS HEED CHALLENGE OF Well, not We in our own boat if possible we're going, altho the boat h an we would like to have. Iways Steed to ge is uc have FREDERICK & NELSON DOWMSIARS S BIG CITY PULLETS UCKLEY, Wash., May se Comb," a pet hon, here flyers took the air again, south oneé more. Arrival of the Americans at Tokyo marks achievement of « definite goal headed 1 Alaska and wé didn't need It will be a dandy & rtereational standpoint, { jan excuse to trip from m one of the three long-distance|*"4 ‘t will give me a chance to|| toda a straining every nerve fi tempts. Altho their courses |Fecuperat® from tha strain of the ||? break the “mammoth egs a the eastward, both the British |first few months’ work with the || ftcords set by “Plumy,” a trap and French airmen were racing to|baby. As for the boy—he's healthy || Nested White Wyandotte layer of heat our flyers to the Japanese cap.|*nough, but we want him to cut his|| Seattle, Wednesday, when she an ital. {first tooth on a pieces of Alaskan || 20unced h masterplece, meas uring 8% b: "These wise cl 6% inches, y chickens have ‘The British amphibian plane which |P@#" hide end chase mountain goats ig competing with the Americans in| othing on us country girls,” the round-the-world effort, has cov it s 1 ‘Rose’ told a ‘epresentative of Gas onpotinniely melted wel Police Break k Up Mk aeatile mae sab aareeoeed foutney, having flown nearly 1,000 nang ryt ip 4 ing secretary of the A ated miles from Calshot airdrome, Eng} Boy Gangster War || (0 secretary of the Amalgamated land, to Akyabr Burma verious setbacks. vy ‘The British suffering two engine trouble. | TACOMA, May 22,—Police allied out late last night to stop a ‘war between rival gangs of boys }from the Larchmont and Fern Hill districts when the Larchmont gang- sters procured a stick of dynamite, | manufactured small hand grenades, wer wish to aay that all us girls out here are ready at any time to en. tertain a challenge, under union rules, from your Seattle biddies.” Miss Comb," herself, started the competition Sunday when she an eg@ measuring 64% by 7% Doisy gallant i, crashed at Shanghai, fter a record flight from Paris. He/and started an attack on their || inches in circumferences. ae eg eee | enemies “t have nothing to in re Bint Officers succeeded in establishing | y ” — $¢3 4 | gard to my maiden exploit,” she Sd one tie mn Bi 32,—The armistice between the rival] snited coyly, “but it's only what n Legion post of Belling: | gangs before any of its mombers any good Puget Sound pullet making elaborate meric im is prepara. | were hurt, ons to L. Tomorrow | | || would do in the face of California greet Maj. Frederick sind — _ Martin and Sergt, Alva Harvey boasts flaunted in the public when they arrive Sunday on the} prints cannery steamer Catherine D., from | PAPER DOLL FRAUD "Twish to inform all my friends || Alaska | that we Buck ris will never ALLEGED; SEATTLE CITIZENS WARNED Weenie was issued Thurs at the request of George Kahin, of tho better bust. neas bureau, aguinst # woman who {9 selling paper dolla she tos were made by a child sebk- | funds for treatment in the |* hh out another flower bed if ren't able to better the mark ot by those Seattle husai Don’t Multiply Bonus Too Much | WASHINGTTON, Maz War | department actuaries today an | nounced that, contrary to published | announce bared on statements an automatic | st Importation striving to establiad [immigration bi of Chinese exse Prof, Fitzhugh has already begun cries of experiments to determine hethor ng | hatehing of the mammoth | 9f bo! authorities in congrens, the hildren’a Orthopedic hospital, ; abe ep a i djtisted compensation ts not inl yeuhin water that the woman in {°se4 May not requit in a nce of N attractive ¢ reused by per cent before mul] mating fraudulent Fer physicalculture” glinte among the | @ ng by, the arbitrary figure I tation, aw sho ta Hot authorized to {feathered Ve Ha, believes that fet or nin the pay value of the] iene the hoapita name jthoy may evolve n distinct class of | * e af Pays net , Tenrance poll oh ae a dos sana Ui vsuper-chickens” of great size and|| this reduced price offering, Friday. Pie arbitrary gure already in made for treating “childisn |increaned mentality cludes the 25 per cent inercane of} are without means. | dig weienpensalion, it was tbuld. Abst aeccomeumme enna CHICAGO, May King Tut} ° 4 " A coding to the actuaries, a 26-yeur: |way the perfect lover, Howard Car-|f very desirable shapes in various sizes. ofa “veterun, “with $806) basic. com- WASHINGTON, May 22 Be. |ter, codieeoverer of the tomb of! poneution coming to him, would | cause of fallire of witnesses to ar. | ‘Tutankhamen declared here today, | Ne 1ce¢ to Vass ». morely multiply thix figure by the| rive, f ute investigation of the |Ca ix here for several lectures Xedueed b r¢ of adjourned today until tomorrow, eleetion Senator instead of first and then | Texar i wewston, factor of his age, inereasing the $2 multiviving by the ’ Mayfield of | ‘The Pharaoh's tomb contains nu-) ufter a brief | merous paintin of ‘Tut's Sproriens to his wife, Carter said. 5 10 $46 factor, 65 Trimmed Hats AT A REDUCED PRICE: | — $7.50 ssortment of Spring fashions Trimmed Hats has been assembled for | A re-grouping, from higher-priced lines, of “eRe years ago we could not have of- fered you such a light, tender marshmallow as we do today. Today’s“Fluf- * fy’ is the result of years of experimentation. It does not get soft and spongy, or tough or dry. Ithas no “pasty” taste, Its beautiful white dome shape lures your than with your thoner's, We Offer PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT COMPANY 90 or more to the pound! Buy a pound — serve them often! DOWNSTAIRS STOR Now “Fluffies” are only 49c a pound ‘Add their light, tender touch to everyday dishes! eye. Its tenderness amazes the sense of touch. Magically it melts on your tongue. ¥ hiss 2 tp by the pound you would other fade Ge at your druggist s or iad They are 49 cents a pound during May only. Order a suf —Drop ficient supply and keep them i eee aes cup of fresh in a Mason jar. Now! | : Sh Te FLUFFY MARSHMALLOWS a Thomsen’s ie melt and dsclen ‘ Keep''Fluffies’ fresh and tender —just put them ina Mason jar!