The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1924, Page 27

tb RB 1 st RRM S Saturd materials, such as: Twills Tricotines Hairlines And Other Our shop has on display help you choose exactly the fancy dictates. Have your new tailleur This offer positively selection amongst the wide We need no introduction Pacific Ladies’ Here Is Something Unusual ® 50 LADIES’ Made-to-Order ‘40 Originally Priced $60.00 Special Only A large selection of woolens, consisting of the latest wish to attain the desired smart boyish lines that lend the touch of distinctive style to the suit. ‘ Three Days Only for Saturday, | Tuesday ONLY. Those shopping early will have first workmanship. For the past six years we have been the leading LADIES’ TAILORS of Seattle. 203 Traders Bldg., Upstairs, Third at Marion Same Block as Heilig Theater UITS at ay, Monday and Tuesday Tweeds Herringbones Serges Materia sample tailored suits to design and material your made to measure if you Monday and range of materials. as to the quality of our Tailoring Co. Seattle Hens Rest Up; Expect Mammoth Egg Egg ee Subdued | as New Samples Fail Them | Hey! What's the matter with all the hens? Stopped. laying, or sumpin'? Por three days now The Star has been all ‘cluttered “up with cham-| vion-size eggs, brought by proud} poultry-ralsers. to demonstrate that | ooo THE HONOK ROLL Inches. Mrs. C. B. Wise, 906 ] R. Pape, Cedar Valley 8 25% 4 Vuget sound cacklers lay the largeat | eggs in the world. | Friday, no eggs arrived. How come? Has the limit been reached? Or are the hens merely taking ® rest before making one last, grand, final effort to lay an egs| @s big as a gtapefruit? Star reporters. who appointed themselves as Egg Editors and have teen eating free for three day» yere sadly forlorn Friday. ‘They! ssw where they'd have to pay out money gain. for exgs. They've been living on samples recently. “Yl tell you what we'll do,” sug. | gested one. “What?” asked the other, leaning out of the window in vain search for egg-laden visitors. “We'll start a cake contest and see who can bake the biggest fruit HOLD CASANOVA AS REBEL Charge Ex. -Mayor Foment- ing Trouble in Mexico NOGALES, ee, May 23, — Charged with attempting to foment | another revolution in Mexico, form Mayor Fran of No. , was held here today at the request of the federal court| of Mexico. Several arrests are to be made at Cananea on the same charge, it was reported. The chargos ure the aftermath of ® raid upon the Southern Pacific railway, made’ by a Inrge band of rebels. One bridge between Cananca and Nogales was burned yesterday and two between Cananea and Naco on Wednesday, All railroad traffic hax been sus- pended, with no indication of when it may he resumed, The raiding force wax said to have formed at Banamichi, on the Sonora | river. Cowboys reconnoltering tho| trail reported there were more than rebels in the band, including 60 Yaqui Indians. A. strong detachment of federal troops is In pursuit, oxpecting to dis. pores the insurgerits before they re. ceive added strength, } |now by one a “home of hospitality.” A |to 10 p. m., cake in Seattle.” said the frst Yes, and the cake must be |brought in to us,” said the second, excitedly. “Yes, and no samples will be re jturned,”” said the first, still more excitedly. “But that doe ont help us with our egg contest,” editor, Bring on those big eggs. We've got | to demonstrate to the world that | Puget sound hens lay the biggest of ‘em all. We're ahead of Calffornia yolk and a couple of said the eae cackles. THE SEAT Bandits Ha Visitor Here Capture Found Sweethe:z It Wedding d by China Brigands, art Still Waiting Ukuea manana Bandits upset this couple's wedding plans, ruin them. married in May, 1923, when him. After he teas released ceremony was held. Mr. but it didn't A. Henley was on his way to Pekin to get the Chinese bandits captured he went on to Pekin and the and Mrs. Henley arrived in Se- attle Friday on their honeymoon. Prot BY FIELDING LEMMON O* MAY 6, 1923, J. A. Her member of the staff of the Far Kastern Review, wax en route from Shanghal to Pekin. At Pekin China, Miss Peggy Burke, of Francisco, was awaiting him. y were to be mar on bis ar at the home of Re Anderson. the president of China. But the couple had not figured on bandits when they planned the wed ding, «= did not t on schec et the Chi adviser to no everyt jule, ¥ appen one ban Hen him cap and ans who fore! wer gners aboard. Because Henley objected to goins along with the outlaws, he was foreed to leave the train barefotted | jand clad only in his pajamas The prisoners were taken up into the hills, to the bandits’ strongheld and were treated with constant threats of being shot. As afternoo exercise, they were forced to » up ‘and down between the line of defense and the | government nent out after tue | raid. Finally the men in the party pro tented, and the bandit chief agres that he would release woren |the men would write a note to the Now let's cinch the honor with the hugest henfrult ever produced. Who's got it? VARIED EXHIBIT ON CAMPUS Much Handiwork at “U” Everything from models of prehis- | taric dinosaurs to miniature health villages and futuristic art will be| on display at the home economics, painting, sculpture and design, science; architecture and nursing “open houses,” held on the Uni- versity of Washington campus Fri- day afternoon and evening. The art nd exhibits continue on are to Saturday. In Home Economics hall student |nurses will demonstrate modern methods for the care of the sick and the public health graduate nurses will have a model health vil- lage on display. Tableaux will be presented, depicting the history of nursing. Also | i jconvention city | inhome economics will be exhibits of nutrition work, child! health and diet. In the “Spider Web,” a tea room, one atch |the preparation of all dishes served. |The practice cottage will represent textile exhibit wili have an old partment will models. In Selence hall will be the work of the departments of geology, bac- terlology, pathology, zoology and physiology. display novel dress On the top ane Education hall | ih |visitrs may seo exhibits in design, batik, posters block print, charcoal | drawing and water color painting. Classes in sculptor will show work pasting and plaster, pottery and many kinds of modeling in clay, The architecture students will dis- Play a large model of the campus as it will be when the present build- Ing program 1s completed, also prize models from the recent Seattle Gar- den show. Exhibits {n home economica and |nursing will be open from 3 to 6 and from 7:30 to 10 p, m,, Friday only. Those in art and architecture will be open from 1 to 10 p. m. Friday, and from 9 a. m. to 6 p,m Saturday, The clence exhibits will be oven from % to 6 and from 7:30 Friday, and from 3 to Saturday. OPPORTUNITY Star Want Adg 6 p.m. shioned | jspinning wheel and the clothing de- | | Frank Jacobs, tar Staff Protographer government troops, demanding that they quit firing, The men did A ja Henley was ked he bandit chief to carr e the other side, The pat if he returr the follow! ern wouldd be shot Henley left camp stilt f the prison. attired tn od and the other n were re Mra ; orning Mr. and ; trom Orte Grant, The poned honeymoon. After Henley wee released he went on to Pekin and about « week later the wedding was held | But the capture had so upset Hen loys plans that be had to postpone he wedding trip and the couple s making it now. They will go to New York and will return to China xt fa There were times in amp that J * andi to get expe at Henley waid Friday, in rela is adventures, just had to, that’s all,” sald Henley. “He had a wedding OLDHAM INVITED TO. CONFERENCE McAdoo Asks State Mana- ger for Early Meeting Robert P. Oldham, state campaign manager for W. G. McAdoo, delegate-at-large from the democratic national convention, and a this state to |in New York city next month, f# In| [receipt of the following telegram [from McAdoo “Hope you will arrive in New |“Open House” Will Display. York some days prior to gonvention rouch important works need: don conferences held. 1 arrive Vanderbilt hotel one week prior to convention. Mest re wards.” McAdoo sent the telegram fro his Chicago headquarters, where he stopped on his way to Los Angeles to confer with Judge David Ladd Rockwell, his national campaign | manager. Oldham sald Friday he was arranging his business affairs to enable him to to MeAdoo's wishes and hoped to arrive at the about June 17. A meeting of the delegation from this state has been’ called for Seat tle, Saturday, May 31, to discuss or- ganization matters, as some dele. gates have Indicated they will be unable to arrive in New York until the opening day of the convention. It is asumed that, inasmuch as Old ham is McAdoo’s personal represen. tative in this state, and in vie the fact that the delegation iv in structed to vote for the Californian, he will be chosen chairman of the delegation, to be and should be | |Church Scene of Musical Recitals A recital will be given by pupils of Harriet Roney at the United Pres. byterlan church, corner of Fifth ave. W. and Howe st., Thursday evening, May 29. Piano selections by the pupils will be interspersed by vocal numbers b Mrs. Helen Hansen and Miss Wini fred Aukland, Those who will play are Francis MacDonald, Fern Davis, irma Olsen, Drusilla Davis, Jane Sanders, Norma Whyte, Billy Avery, Laura sins, Helen Whyte, Harry MacDonald, Margaret Avery, Lawrence Roney, William Potter, Merrill Trager, Vir- ginia Lowdon, Edith Johnson, Mar- garet Tait, Margery Randolph, Har- riet Bolstad, Eveline Hill and Jen nette Boyd. Churchmen Protest Sunday Scout Hike SAN JOSE, Cal, May Holding that hiking by Boy Scouts on Sun- day ia “not in keeping with the spirit and teachings of scoutdom,” tho synod of the province of the Pacific of the Episcopal church, in session here, passed a resolution condemning this practic [LE OFFICERS SEEK ONE DESERTER Hold Two Companions After “Tipoff” by Woman Lawton held In the city Jail Friday, the police were searching for a third | STAR MALE HELP—WANTED "MARTIAL LAW" The Seattle Star: . AIO. AND TIATTOR IN “U" CLASS Code Is Abandoned © in English 66 Honor matter of duty than anyth an 8 be GHOSTS FAILED ~ TO HELP ABER Calls in Vain for Spirit Wit- ness to Defend Him PORTLAND, Ore 23.—Ali of ourt attach me toug when he faile produce the spirit he had subpoenaed to lus aid. Aber, medium, is facing charge accepting money for conduc seances—which implies, according ¢ interpretation of city attorneys, that Aber's stuff is all toramyrot To prove the realities of the spirit world. Aber agreed to produce a spir in the grand ¥ room t He hung curtains profusely « sed the windows tight mn chamber he ghastly, gw of Aber's fo eral gr attempted Bome to produce the right atmosphere by owers holding hands of Deputy minw Finally Aber announced {t couldn't be done One held the hands Attorney § r 20 Too hot for spirits to appear,” he said. Everybody in the stuffy jury room agreed to th f the cb , om tt eonnsen » hideéen chamber and old Judge Roreman he w ave to face the court today without the supporting testimony of his spirit world witnesses Judge Rossman murmured some thing about Aber's ghosts being in contempt of court, and adjourned the unusual session. HERRIOT WILL BE . POSTED Poincare Breaks Precedent | and Gives Information BY WEBB MILLER U. P. Staff Correspondent PARIA, May 28 i relations between outgoing and incoming French governments was established today when Edouard Herriot, at Premier Poincare’s invt fon, visited the Quai d'Orsay and} was informed in detail by the retir- | this country’s foreign relations. Altho there: is certainly no love man, who managed to make good his | lost between Poincare and the left, | escape. Private Charles Fielding | guarding the two prisoners, George | | and Albert Pimental, and had at work in the post cemetery, Thursday morning. They persuaded Fielding to allow them to exeap to go with them. Fielding uwny his rifle and the trio fled They took a taxi and Carr got off at the Ballard bridge. |two men went to a rooming ices at Sixth ave, and Spring st., boca Fielding secured a suit of clothes,| A woman became suspicious of them jana notified the detectives. Lieut. W. E. Justus and Detective | Harry Weedin went to the place and \arrested both: Fielding and Pimental Carr ther threw Pimental was a prisoner awaiting trial for desertion, and Carr had al lready been tried for the same of- fense and convicted |know where Carr had gone. BROTHER HIM IN. TRIAL Hears Incriminating Testi- | mony in Murder Case ST. GEORG: Staten Island, N. Y., May 23.—Brother faced brother in the Bauer murder trial here today. Harry Hoffman, motion which may lead to his conviction for! |the brutal murder of Mrs. Maud A. | Bauer on a lonely Staten isiand road | March 6, after an attempt to assault he | ‘The wittitas told of receiving a2 caliber pistol from Harry Hoffman on March 29. In the package was a letter which read: “Keep this gun in a safe place and if you hear that I am in. trouble say you received it In February.” the one used in killing Mrs. Bauer. New York Central Fought as Trust CLEVELAND, O., May 23.—Dixno- lution of domination of the New York Central Rallway company over the Big Four, the Michigan Central and all subsidiary lines, covering half the United States, was asked in a suit filed In federal court here today. Tho sult, which charged the com. bination laa violation of the Sherman antitrust act and also unconatitution: ‘The pistol was the same caliber as} j the premier took the unu al step was|of offering to inform his successor personally on such matters as the present stage of negotiations with Great Britain over the experts’ re port. ‘The Ere Nouvelle, an organ of the left. says today that Herriot has decided to accept the premier- ship and to occupy the berth of for- The other|cign minister an well. BUSINESS 00D Glagstone Says Northwest in Sound Shape Paul Clagstone, manager of the | Pacific division of the United States FACES Both men declared they did not Chamber of Commerce, was in Seat- tle Friday, on his way to San Fran- cisco from conferences with business and industrial leaders in Washing- ton and Chicago. Ho arrived here Thursday night, and was to leave riday afternoon, after delivering a speech at the meeting of the mem. jbera’ council of the Chamber of Commerce, ‘The Pacific coast, hée declared, ts jthan the E on a much sounder business basis st, which is accounted for, in part, by the delay in tax re- |ductions, which affected jhe older {section of the country more than the West. Thru the Pacific divi- |sion of the national chamber, he |waid, the Pacific coast was breaking pieture | down community jealousies and was operator, sat and heard his brother, |beginning to work for a cominon in- Albert, give testimony for the state terest, Ask Standardized Bread Loaf Weight | WASHINGTON, May 23,—Stand-| ardization of bread loaf woights by state Inws with a federal statute regulating welghts of bread moving in interstate commerce will be sought at the, 17th annual confer- ence on weights and measures, to be held at the bureau of standards hera next week. The bureau has in the movement taken the lead because a recent deision holding the Nebraska bread has welght law unconatitutional forced revisions of laws of states, Bureau experts will endeavor to draft a new law which will evade the court's objections. Al states then will be urged to enact the law for the protection of bread consumers, al, asked that a receiver be named to take charge of the holdings of the » New York Central tn the Big Four, Anew precedent! | May 2 STAR WANT AD RATES eunt € words to on eo; cont tem canta per tine os at 16 conte Want Ad Dept. MA in-0600 - BUSINESS | SERVICES . ° Aitorneysat Law tal “ath ane a : All cas wa08 Carpet Cleaning and W ALE 5 Flecirie Machinery "hata aLh AEN TEE Optician and Optometrist <3? Patent Attorneys Pantages Bid wane Cawraace lished Advices and booklet free. 422 Burke Ride Monuments edman Grave Marker Co. pet § 2 eer i " 7 «, Surgeons Pan ns ailments. 4b Repairing LAWN mowers at your home FUNERAL NOTICES idle University st. 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GL a a peas %o | seaae’ 34.30 cond. | MATTRESSES rebul | DENISON 1314 Aloha St. PIANOS—Bargains in our exchange | _in_w Co. 410 American Bank Bldg. MA In-9089. 9 MALE HELP. a, NTED | MEN, WOMEN, ¢ money in ‘the barber trade Few weeks completes. Call MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 324 Occidental av, {Vital Statistics’ BIRTHS Births in their households are re ported by the following men Hind, Cecil M, 4702 Phinney ave. girl. Sisley, Lealic James, 4025 Sixth ave. N. 4 Browning, Ph hontaal J, Caledonian Apts. gir Spenser, C fark, 2209 62nd ave. B W., girl. Moffat, Raymond J., 3121 Harris pl, Ray Maxwell, 1357 3 and ave. { boy | Pitman. Ray, 1 girl | Fleming, Mike 8. boy | Yoshimura, ‘Kamedivo, Gilman ave. girl Shiga, Juro, §23 18th ave. 8. girl Orr, Irving C., 8030 Meridian ave. boy: T43-N. mil, 120 W. S8ad ot Gillis, inten Thomas, at., boy, Lion, Olof. H, 1407 216 Firat * vaxuke 10th ave. &, |MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence. Mackdelson, Madwell, § Keisler, Arleen I Cruse, Gith, Mary B., Seattle . Weiffenbach, Conrad J. Boattle le Engels, Mildred, Seattle .., jacMillan, Willi puver, B. C, Lockhart, couver, B,C. ..4. igs Brown, Joseph Kubn, Seattle ... Northcott, Mabel Bunice, Seattle DEATHS uerite, juste: John &, 6% 204 Galer st. ny 20. Eldredge, Amando eertacey) 72, 2755 46th ave. 8. W., Ma: Kennett, Baby, tatanc Auta 48th ave. 8. W., M i 20. yaad: Baby infant, High Point, Wash., May 2) Ferguson, Margaret, 45, 4138 Beach dr., May 21 Ormaby, Elizabeth Ann, 72, 4225 Sixth ave, N. May Orr, Baby, infant, 8030 Meridian ave, Christenson, Baby, infant, 1128 33rd 8. Ma how King st, May 22, “DIVORCE RECORD Carroll J. vs, Katherine Cook, doser- tion. Edith va, tion, Doris Va, Louis Rasoro, cruelty. Marlo Koitha’ vs. Doliver” Dancan, non-support Elizabeth ve. Guy A, Bogges, cruelty. Charley va. Holan Nolaon, desertion, Anthony Matteson, deser- Mazel va, Ray Widridge, eruolty. Ruth Te va Joseph V, Brabant, cruelty, | RAGTING piano playing taught. #08 | With two army fugitives from Fort |ing premier regarding the status of! New pianos to rent: limited dept. rt Hey er-Toner, | amt. 9 pied on Et. 331 Be Bid, | 38 -FURN TTURE™ WANTED | TURNING | into money at once. Beautiful | | grained walnut table, buffet and 6 | Bide leather seated chairs, $82 good looking bed davenport, $30 tapestry davenport and chair, $65; 3-piece beautiful velour over- suite, $112.50; seamless r Tuga, $25; Wilton you in our close-out grade worsted Wilton rugs and save $56. Be autiful floor lamps and shade. $1 factory R. TIN- | NEY, 2 + near Pine. EL i samples and odd pieces | may find just what | first | — Sewing i $5.90 and. ap: ing Machine G low BLY RUG largest assortment _ odd sizes, terms, |_ Fourth Ave. TOLIN outfit sons, $18: also chil bow, $6. EA st-544&! ave. | Pla 3 es rT mea ral ine Wilton a au s G MACHINE wets 8507 ‘New and use *y 1633 West Easy. site ” Predarick: & GARAGE man, ression gau _Inender. $i. 318 First BEAUTIFUL young singers and fe- males, $1 to $5. GL endle.1496. POULTRY ALMOST FREE Spring fryers, fat as butterballs, only 34e Th. Young Rhode Island roast- ing chicken, 15th and Union. Never close. FULL cord of stove lene $6.50, delivered. EL jot-0142. SEWING MACH large stock, $5 UP 33 Fourth ave. RAZORS. blades, knis | ‘sharpened right. ‘a trial. WE will buy your 5 poultry: one ora thousand. HL. D. ker & Co, $04 Weller st. BL tot-2391. e buy all axinds of poult of poultry. 1 Western. Sell SAL MISCELLAN EOUS FOR | PORTABLE 55 AUTO ACCESSO FORD transmissi valves ground, $ 56 AUTOS ° SEWING machines, good drop-h $10 up. Repairing, renting. MA 1926. CHEAP if taken at once, gas range, davenetto, baby buggy and other | household furniture. 802 B. Union. PORTABLE garages, houses, stores. Mars Portable Bldg. Co. 821 Ri 1-3922, Res. SU sults and dresses, $2.50 up. coats, $2.50 up. NG, 1317% First jacrificing high= new phonograph, 60 rec- OM EG TC EES) e y sewing as new, $25. ME Irae: BCONOMIZH — Men's shoos resole $1. Oak tanned leather, guaran- _teed workmanship. Se oe ve. WH pay highest prices other Junk. Will call, We buy and gall clothing and furs. The Owl, 1817% First ave. TOVING and haulin Retis large van, .50 per hour, MA in-4323 MATTRESSES RENOVATED Mattreta Co WHITH flannel or au 7 OWL CLOTHING, airs "Firat FIR if TLLWOOD, $3.25. machine, L beaver scart, cheap. as Firat w 4 qaT6 or $3 load, __8U SamobIiee. KAVANAGII $8.50 hats. 1384 Let ave. SHOW CASIOS cheap, 819 First & “he Lost and Found columns wil holp yor and ih tot~ nat | STON old. Mack, order. Sell eh fleld Motor ave, HAai i Ford touring, Liberal discount. STUDER new! Il sirad. Phone On