The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1924, Page 3

SATURDAY, MAY MILLION IDLE IN GERMANY Workers and Families Are Being Fed at Immense Cost N DAY AFTER JOB Announces Candidacy Third District Race in city pays the taxes in this cou 1 be entitled to first Doheny Goes Into Retail Oil Market u May 2% oil Sarde oe L. Doheny, m Honatre petroleum nate of s ate quiz fame, toc spurt forward tod Twenty-« Pan-American Ol Co. service stations opened all at once, scattered thruout the city he first attempt at retai Doheny has made The stations are painted red. white and green. a four-leaf clover, the comp: trademark. prominent in the decorative schem Salesman Accused of $2,000 Fraud Here ot cashing than fta Accused $2,000 worth on a non-exist R. Reymond, eity jail Saturd more worthless sight dra t Baltimore bank, E salesman, is in the He was hone mooning, police say, with his young bride, in a Queen Anne Hill apart ment. Investigation of Reymond's story by wire is said to have proven his statements untrue. The young wife Is said to have been unawa her husband's financial dealings. C. P. R. World Trip Ends in Vancouver re of VANCOUVER, B.C. May 24 Nearly 350 around-the-world cruise passengers ended a five months’ trip here today with the arrival of the Canadian Pacific liner an of Canada. The ship left New York January 30. She has made 30,000 miles without a mishap. The tourists Qou2 welcomes everywhere, they re ported, and were entertained by dig nitaries at several ports en route iiticraie Arrange Annual Conference The Seattle Lutheran Pastoral as iation will sponsor its third an nual Bible conference to be held in Jethsemane Lutheran church, Ninth ave. and Stewart st, beginning Thursday, May 29, and continuing until Monday evening, June 2. There will be two sessions daily at 2 p. m. and 8 p. m. The Rev. Dean Samuel M: the Rev. A.B. Anderson Lutheran Bible school, of St. Paul Minn., will be the principal speak ers and teachers of the conference. Both men are experienced and emi nent Bible scholars. rand of the Woman Deputy Asks Aid in Hard Trip Special Deputy United States Mar shal Mary A. Sheldon, in Seattie, en route to New York from Shanghai, with a demented woman prisoner, Miss Frances Blascoer, has appealed to United States Marshal E. B. Benn for assistance in taking her charge | across the continent. ‘The strain of bringing her insane charge across the ocean was terrific, she said, and the trip by train will be too severe fcr her to handle alone Marshal Benn stated Saturday that United States marshals in the Orient are under the department of state but he expects to find a way to gi her the needed assistance Pair Face Booze Case After Raid | Allen dic,"* J. Stackma alias and Lena Jackson were pear for preliminary hearing on liquor charges Saturday, following their arrest late Friday night in a "Bion to aid by federal prohibition agents un Jer Director Roy C. Lyle on the Brooklyn hotel. A quantity of gin und two cases of honded whisky were velzed Arrest 36 Persons in Liquor Warfare Thirty-six of the 41 persons charged with being fointists in infor: mations filed in superior court last Tuesday by Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm Douglas, had been arrested up to Saturday noon by Sheriff Matt Starwich. Five remaining defendants will be ready to post ball by Saturday night, Starwich paid Bootlegging Raids Land Six in Jail Half a dozen allexed bootlegging 8 were raided by the police Fri Six men were asrented and lodged in jail on liquor charges, A quantity of beer and whisky wax acized, 1924 “| THE SEATTLE STAR Mrs. Co li e R f d MART FEATURE THIRTY tears | Tid in Seatle’ || Done BRoMeRs | O dg e use SATURDAY wenpay | DEALERS SELL Firet Low Tide | First Low Tide GOOD USED CARS Am. Can Up 6 Points From| Oregon Gooseberries Being || *\%.. sisi ‘fiat’ | ‘vite seh “tise Y e | a ( )] } | l€ ( IF ) Low; Undertone Strong | Offered on Market teresa Low Tide Ma Fg || . ie |i] Hecond Migh Tike | Kecond Migh Tide WALL sTHreNT x f f f every tim ve ASHINGTON, May 24.—She hadn't really intended to buy a hat that 1 CHAL neeiewe TENAN Eee be Pomerat ' Use al g, but as she paused before a millinery window on F st., a smart sion bod ' ‘ “ Weather Bureau Report new name to our list of dark red, with dull ribbon, attracted her eye. She entered the sto ad then ‘ ‘ ’ - "rising viel | prospect ve new car | a all women do, she tried on perhaps a dozen hats u ‘ rt | Beners. Because an inally she returned to the one that had attracted her eye. It looked well over . : fee! , red to the is ad attrs € € ooke € eel confident that the her wealth of dark hair and deep brown eyes, Somewhere, the saleslady mused “ ; Arrivals and Departures cates et Game e had seen her patron’s face, but she couldn't remember where. . ff back to demonstrate “I'll take this one,” the customer finally said, picking up the one that had first Ar « 10414 ; : his satisfaction by furs attracted her attention. “Do you accept charge accounts?” nm the pom. ; n . : ther purchases. Not unless we are acquainted with the purchaser,” said the saleslady firmly. ade all th pee " ‘Then perhaps you'd send it C. 0. D.?” f t 6 apateh BUCA F ope OTs * r . . Oh, certainly,” returned the clerk. “What is the name and address ts which ated that sine re . 180 0 Good Val ‘ a) ; 4 “ . § menager vee f * 001 ‘alues Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, White House,” was the reply pend Katarda ag the Keattle delivery “ adaop for Today The saleslady recovered from the shock two days later and told ths story mer no 3 aaa ; . et in dhe indus te wuppiy ae lied ‘ | 7 Kot 7 pee ee 5 A Dodge Brothers * b ' « DAIRY PROD! * —A Sedan . 5 # f FANS HAPPY; STAR |e " ; VA Mga Sete naping ron IN STORM mounoman ReTURNS| FOR SEATTLE : one ae «|| Chevrolet Sedan SSINING, N.Y. M ‘ pla si| Orewon triptete ; ue 5 * 1924; only 1,800 4 | leaders it “ . Whe sin cream, brick * we it Miss useba playe fu tained a ‘ " Washington triplet nue . f Angeles, at 6 p or ~ BOW; BOSY OF Missouri Swept by Gales and ng the convicts at Sing Convention Here With Sport me letup in the § f upward| Tillamook triplets, wid 190 18 9s f * . entia w ' t * et t a wi , ‘ price co Rain; Property Loss High retum to t ¢ Show Is Plan ke and FOULERY 4X MEATS made for & new car Ryar me ar pit sb ee per Ib er. ST. LOUIS, Mo, May % M f te b «nN weet’ & o Bight were killed in Southeast 8 hasn't w ‘ 1 wi hel tine 4 1 ni ‘ Missouri in last night's cyclone, tx er damar ‘ oe M ‘ . 1 Mar Rooees er 4 Dodge Brothers ® message to H. 4. Jordan of a fe . R s w. J t arket opened guls weatn 3a Business Coupe the Southwestern tell Telephone ' tarted . ed t Deleguten |. o off i South Pa ell Btreet nai 1s Fiavia g004 finish—ex company from Poplar Bluff, of ne years fo ry bers from 1 taten! Marland. 23. 4:' Paneas a meas . . c dition — good Seven were killed east of at for pra short ficat! f the fur f k & Western, 133%, tip Mi Ar an Reigneur Essex in Stoddard county and was day t Hleectric 217%; American Can, 102% Spams Ford Coupe one was dead and several in man, well know if % 2h. oak, Port Angeles. p 5 " th . The market closed her rae be cP 1 r shows owner used jured in the vicinity of 0 ur an the t « « light 4 : Caruthersville, P n ortunity for poor men t 10] Baldwin 109K ‘e shor 160-200 ibe. 7 caret); | Ca c Ville, Pemiscott portu ' 4; Baldwin, 109% tadebaker, | Veut ik, 604120 ibe... 14 18 ral Rodman, Ruth ondition; good accessories. ounty, the message said. the a “ 4 » Heavy dium quality oo a 7 , Cas POULTRY AND MEATS Bunkers—U, & L. 8 ral perma "were ine in| atts ha ean so ce | WeLEaten othe p t Minsc 4 o § 1 ad Decks Dr . a Babes dl ngs paca ; > ; ; a ove tat f its| UP New York Central, 103%, up|? 33. & Bhipping Board Moorings—stre «Phase ak Seen Roads we m_the | Predict Hanihara Will Resign | posutunitien ‘As an todustey, leeiti-| tanta $e; aa" Bontiasetthgs | Mew Weet Ison, West Gambo, West Kader wy 7 j ate ur > ron, Cuprum, City pokane EA st-0313 was wires! if Ban Measure Not Vetoed | mete fox tr 2 Adins eeett ‘Setedeitesae teenan wer ta cae. Oy aes le King & Winge Terminal—Bchr Maid. of about 40 miles BY A. L. BRADFORD ier: teen | forts Dre <p Docks Fabian = ae er buildings were un-| WASHINGTON, May 24.—Mas. Jez pe Bearer Kast Waterway Dock & Ware! Co—| Boston Wool a hara, Japanese ambassador og Ne Hy Arizona Maru | BOSTON, May 23.—Only a small e hit Popta ton, will resign ost eres amount of wool {* moving and the es ad ; { President Coolidge otter ee . Og 16 Makushika| seems Yo be only a limited demand * ‘ yen pee y a © | tur ‘ test « ed prices, There is away oF pravieten tect dean. nd ee : LIVE STOCK 2 r Santa Inex Cive purchases of beth demestic aaa aime hiss “hl : i. aia Gad atethor! Bullish News Makes Grain} aectations at Unien siockys * Dry Dock—Ms Culburrs, sehr | (ips, ocie Buying in the Wet i 6a = was accion by tne prev! Parkland Club to | “Board Irregular Friday | zwatit “tert 19 cite 99 seen, ’ ee Pog oh 1 is expected momen: | Open Clubhouse Deiline disene cee 1.50 | Alek p Mt nes—Sir Ketchl- | tneir asking prices and this controls wrecked or | a hie Parkland Gor t » |, CHT Ma Grains had an) Pe Mat 0G 6.00 | ort sveleyOtr Tanane Mtn tees vest Jan's message sald. ! mara qu he two! T ark cage A a ding trading today rab eeEE: ne Winslow Marine Kallway (Eagle Ha-bor) + her teleptions be without ambas 1 ne, at |Untay wa proved : ism soo| ; Mehra Mindanao, | Vancouver, | Betay Omaha Live Stock said en p adors In their reapectt " A at vavien to ¢ “ @ 5.00) \icteor and Alumna, bktos Anne Friday's Quotations red at Sik of somewhat strained Amert: | o 8 . s Medium to go 996 600) Comyn Charles P. Crocker, barges Co- | Cattle—Recelpts, 1,100. Tone of market, ee , re c gE by dancing and help Fair t H u tle. Henry Villard, Baroda. ntendy, Yearlings, $7010.60; cows and and hb Ab ah % ser: A. Miller ts fot, bale anners 2.500 s heifers, $1.75@9; steers, $$@11; stock were buried under Left seat heerscgrall as round | Ket ane ‘bow 9.60 ] re and feeders, $409.35; calves, $48 thelr. t rae Ridge | Toyko, already has reals [Peskanetl ‘. 10.75; bulls and stags, $4.50 hele farm house iP | anthers it lo ea : "batt ctosed lower, ‘The market| rein, taht rzeg ame| Portland Live Stock usta" tecrinin inten fon ot marta and crit inju Gata closed. lower, The MSrkel): smseth, hea 908 7.00 riday’s Quotations steady; bulk, $6.75@7.10; top, The root wax blown off the post-| Usefulness here would be over if the McCabe to Oppose yi" pee irctnd and felt cary prey to “ £30 59° cuitle—necaipin none. Tone of market, | heep—tereipia L008: Tone. of Eisen ian stahboed mmigration bill is signed © feels ’ * in provisions and prices were w tHe grade, 87.756 Yearlings, $10@13.25; wethers, He at cern eaether tarmer, [however, that the situation, would be Frater’s Election |),°" A, ‘i Be: itive wen ® yarda and badly in.{ different if the president vefoed the Attorney Jamen A. McCabe, C on ae ondies s0@ 18.00 om Even tho the bill waa paxsed over! county grand jury, will run for super Chicago Board of Trade Wethers et o63 ee and eut-\N, Y, Sugar and Coffee Mr. Coolidge's veto, the envoy would| jor court Judge this fall as an oppon MAY, viday’s Quotations > tees ist porte io ee nod Friday’s Quotations POISON VI Tl feel himself in accord with the ad-| ent of Jud A. W. Frate ac vai re on ih. By i Bo VEGETABLES = a SIG ESSs esiten, mention B08 | eerste yh “, re = M ministration and would desire to/ ing to court house reports rday y ES Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Tbe, $6.6069.50; 260 ibs. up, $4.50 ady; granul remain in Washington | MeCabe i# the only man who has | pepe ou 4 (The prices ‘given ore. thees mae " , 5 , a ueien? U4 @16%; No, take the same attitude if indicated that he will oppose Frat Corr by wholesalers. With « aan-Roweagia: pene. Te ed x Coolidge sends the bill back to con-| in the tion for judgeship Ma 1% 8% Lad Pompey ee tpmmey Rte Vln nem ge] 1.169 1.90; 200 to 240 Ibe BANK CLEARINGS | Tenn, thout vetoing it, asking A ‘u a‘ v4 4 tion to Beattie and approxi- 0 ibs. uD, 50; pac font pi iki fen iggnrscn, AD provision Hep ‘% . had 1b per cent for hauling, storage k n heavy, $08 ieeee| tle Suicide Attempt Successful; |» chan stay ‘ " x fettt an fenders ena atockory, fasb| | Clarings <u...» $6 07 ASRB] } 44% * 4 O18 AG A ee Reg | | MMRMONE ko sur oases 7 Rept 1% 9% | Kennewick, 606, Tone of market, Bids Farewells | Norway Signs Up OVER LINE ae te nc toet Bestes || coearage «Pet este . . . ‘ — Loy m and choice, $7 ‘ 5. While her family watched at her} Booze Pact Here fe SOW te FE. HM | PR Gaur, Bee, bunahen Soramson: “ail welgnthy $4@T:, wate ay FER a5, bedside, Mrs. Velma Gallagher, 26.| WASHINGTON, May 24.—A rum Lata og: =| Cabbage—Cal., per Ib. . $19; ewes, common to cholce, Wo) > ‘ 5 . t | stay 16.25 | Cantaloupes ndard erat 6.50, pl Se ee died in the city hospital just b fore | eaty with Norway was slened at) Customs Officials Watch |e | Carrote—Per sack ar ee = noon Saturday, asa result of taking | the state department today. making May 9.40 |New dos bunches. x 5 tablets of bichloride of mercury|the fourth of such pacts to be| Canadian-U. S. Border | oon @ Camlifhewer os +e ss tenses. San Francisco Produce n a suicide attempt last Tuesday | conclude | | Liverpool Grain fe = Detter —Extrne, 28%; petme firsts, 4016 | morning Secretary of State Hughes and) ertinGHaM, May 24. — Cus-| Friday's Quotations Keg Flant—Per tb.” 20@ 35 | “Gersized, 18%. j Five minutes before she died} Dr. Helmer H. Bryn, Norwegian). 1, officials today continued to o itigt po nse rtp Dig | tease Cheese—California flats, fancy, cia Bake Oven Mrs. Gallagher opened her eyes and/ minister. signed the document i on watch the international boundary oe8 ‘Wax, Cal, 66 ibe. ree ns | exclaimed, “I can see my daughter,| 1s identical with those negotiated! i stop the smuggling of aliens : Ore, ver, ewe Foreign Exchange and Corrective Diet Easily Jeane, in heaven. She's waiting for) wit # ae: a soe dota oa into the United States, which has/ . | Parsiey—De NEW YORK, May 28-— Demand money Overcomes me and I'm going to her. I've | Sweden, similar one 5 grown to extensive proportions, ac Parenips closed lower on, the. foreign’ exchange | SPINA) v " | t olland : bune market today. Demand sterli 4.34%, | NAL IRRITATIO: waited so tong for this | with Holland. cording to officials Portland Grain | Oe See ern TOROSEE. otf eb oveese; |, Pate kal'bank: Gi hakds] paseenne The dying woman told her hus A series of arrests at Blaine and; PORTLAND, Ore, May 23 wers—Mexican, per Ib. ire, $0.0442; Belgian francs, $0.0¢60%;| cords Im neck; some troubles with band to care for their son, Jimmy, | Sumas have checked the smuggling | ard white a Ape iter Local whites, ewt:...2.00@2.26 | up $0.0001; marks, 4,210,000,000,000 to | eyen 5 aendtie 7 ; | wentorn white, $1.07: hard winte 66.00 |the dollar; Russian, 5.18; Norway, 13.88, aged 3, gave the,boy motherly ad BUREAU OF to some exten 5 northern spring, $1.01; weatern red, 8.00046 00 | oft # 2; Denmark, 16.84, off $0.0004 norencas; lvice and then quietly passed away Arthur HL Anderson Canadian, | se .07 | . ronchitis, hay fevers numb | She had been grieving over th MI S S I N G was arrested for aiding Martin Carl- 208 26 h Wh or feet; dropsy or death of tho little girl, who wa son and Lars Anderson, Norwegians, Cas eat six years old, three months ago, and to enter the country illegally | | ppianate cLseal, orate’: CHICAGO, May 28.—Cash wheat an unjustified raid on her home, RELATIVES Arthur Marshall is facing charges) | Squash—Per 1b. ° Bic ahadtid rid deer) lor other parts of chest or abdomen; bs »- te Hoe - ane CH | | Tomatore—Mexican, lux | backache; sciatica, neuritis, neural- 7011 15th ave. by the polic The Star t a readers to use this Of smugeting in Ah Fong, China . | Durnips—Sack es Denver Live Stock jxla, any and all kinds of rheama- yeck a ino upset her, | department id in finding missing | ra See nn ae ad. despa feltien or ianda The department Old and New Flyers Due in FRUITS Fridays Qnoatioe | feet _sheaple, soowtlnetien aaa makin, ner - im help in reaniting those whe ¢ been " Cattle— Receipts, 0. Market steady 2] iS lent separnied. "Those hove” relailves or | Man Tak Seattle Tuesday Pricey ald Wholesale Dealer: | Meet stvorm, $161. cove and ineitery | niet eaeile meee uiaiete a | The Jatest tific remedies for | friends are missing are Invited to report oung an lakes | Appice—Winesaps -1.2602.00/ seqs.cs; calves, $8@11.50; stockers| "NOTE—De. Loughney's, Bake Oven 2 the disappearance directly to The Star, : . ‘Arkanms Blacks “1280178! and fecdere, $5@8.50; bulls, $205.40. |-Treatment Offices mre located at the mercury poisoning proved UNSUC*| Readers who may know the whereabouts Drink of Poinson The new Oriental Limited, crack| Yell wa bivoad . 1.2662 3 | Howe —Receipts, 550. Market strong. Bee of Fifth and Union, in the Crary ceantul in her fight for life, as) of persone mentioned 10 ine cieect ta|_ 108 ANGELES, May %4.—Near|train of-the Great Northern, togeth- | Socktnk Apples’: ; Top, ¥7.18; bulk, $6.90G7.10; piss, $5 | allding, Rooms 310-B11-812-313-814, she had taken such @ large quan | Pisses Are irom newspapers are invited (death after swallowing poison, Minoaler with the first. transcontinental oocescomsies ap pe ey A 0914 | sheep Receipts, none, Markel. stesdy, [sty poe a area ee tity of the poison. to reproduce such items as will interest | ‘TO’ Neill, 23, suid to be a nephew of |, hatken cs ry acta Tener roe tog ion| Fat lambs, $15@15.75; ewes, $506. sunday, 9 to 12 only, Telephone Ba. ke~ their readers. \Chief Justice Charles A. O'Neilt, of |{'@™ vintage of 1892, arrived in| Rock Por 2.508 a8 3039. WASHINGTON, May 24.—The see ah | Louisiana, was in the general hos.|5Pokane Saturday. Both babes titel compromise tax bill was called up| 1¢ WILLIAM RANDOLPH will| pital here today the objecta of Inspection by hun:| Bxcelaor 3 in the senate today for final adop-|cail at Red Cross headquarters he| O'Neill had been living here with| dreds. ‘The exhibits have been vis: | Fige—c sedate’ | tion |may obtain his Victory medal, |two friends ited by more than 100,000 persons| § 97S Chairman Smoot of the bcp eae Ra oy since they left Chicago on their} 7 feo ttee defended the revised bi ANGWIN, formerly chief | ioe , ia. | hite, Ib. committ fended (he ovine in| TOM, BRANGWIN, formerly ch il Gidehdntands for |mialden trips, | zane ats | which contain: hi ‘ steward of the S. 8. Star Beaver, in From Spokane the trains will go| Blue Ribbon, 36 16- lcome tax rates and urged its IM |ayked to communicate with the Se-| Islands Is Asked |i, portiana before. coming here. | Gooseberries—-Ore., 1b ediate adoption. ttle, Red Cross. th ave.,| v4 frait—Fioriaa (oc) Se ea {otned eirvidn-diah “| Hiram Johnson of California today |e" rientty, ans weeny, prtig ve Hh ea = E ; : introduced into the senate a bili{!t# first trip East, according to the | Lemons—Fanc J 30 Home Raided | providing for independence of the|"ew schedule, this new train ts to} goles. OPEN UNE 1 S The main office of the Western | phiiippino, islands 26 years after the|catty the University of Washington | "Sumble pack, per —————— | Union Telegraph Co., 113 Cherry at, | pints pass {crews on thelr way to Poughkeepsie, Pineapple, wr a Mi is holding undell d telegrams re-| 11 was learned that tho bill wan|!* Will leave on May 30. meee Heedllngs, 2 |garding death of friends or relatives| introduced at the request of Secre- = . Puget Sound Marahal t National Park in the worlé for the following persons |tary of War Weeks, who will ap-|Plan Safety Week te decrintsf of scenic glories | MRS, Jott en BARD, 4215 47th! pear before the senate territories Racin J 8 NUTS Dancing, motoring, riding, boating, | ave. 8.; i. BADZOFF, care of Bush | committes Tuesday in connection eginning June Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers tennis — your favorite recreations — all | |hotel; MRS, WALTER INGLIS, Ho-| with it The week beginning Juno § willl, cast, x. hte, ii are'the more 6njoyablajat Jaspeoheaiae hi Frye. i — be celebrated as “Safety week,” un: | Seanute—Va., per 1b. 1@ (12 Lodge, an ideal playground resort in eae nth sas der the auspices of the Young Men's | China, per Ib. 12@ .13/ the heart of the magnificent Canadian | | ANDY ANDERSON, colorea, 2| Naval Condition Business club, of Seattle, it was an: | FecanYer tb... BH Honiane re arine cook who formerly lived at * Huunbeas watt Churches, stores, | Mixed Nate—Per ‘ Thordughly = modera opel Ne cane | | Beacon ave. Seattle, ta asked Is Bad, Britten |"""" organization and city depart: FLOUR AND SUGAR dations ‘ands canvanlance asi) ona | . WASHINGTON, May 24.—The i " z -1ocal blends : apse chit twa path ie } to communicate with the American y; ments will co-operate Flour. | Red Cros 1925 Fourth ’ United States navy is in a “deplor. % : Patents for 350 guests in the Central Lodge | ad Cross, ‘ourth ave. The navy is plor:| Placards with instructions regard-| gwewrcane, per ewe Building and adjoining lodges. Ravel Red Cross in also destrous of com-|#ble condition,” weaker than both] ing safety will be placed in street | poet, per cwte are $6 up. American Plan. | |municating with a MRS, LEWIS, |Great Britain and Japan, Represen-| cars, and pastors of the churches HIDES AND WOOL "Make your reservations early. | who formerly lived at 1208 Jack-|tative Britten, Ilinols, ranking re-| will be asked to preach special ser. (Buying price f. 0, b. Seattle) LOW SUMMER FARES | son st. publican member of the house naval| mons, dealing with safety precau: | gatt Hides and Bulle—ib . ‘ % | — affairs committee, declared in the| tions. Window dispiays will be pre-| Green Hides and Bull Te J. a atata cA Sodas et. |Painter Falls on peterpan sented by’ stores. "Kor up do 10 The ss a vd Ave. Tel. Main 4908 | i Britten urged members to study| The movenient has been indorsed 2 ‘ 902 Secon srarrLe: | Street, Is Injured |t1 ‘event revort of tho secretary|by Mayor Brown, Police Chief Se een or Balt Kip—No. is.) | law Gibson, 87, « painter, tiving jof the navy in order that they might | eryns and Sergt. Fuqua, of the traf. edd Wis hides Scenic Booklet Free, | lat 2411 a6th ave, W., was seriously (De Prepared to vote wisely on the|fic department, Flint, dry salt hide | hurt when he fell from an. electric | $159,000,000 naval construction pro - Horne itldes, accomding to al iy 4 : e come: before the| Ankk Dismissed; Dey, een oh asa) Ee sign on Second ave. 8. He was | #ram ya in it comes ‘up : nkeny Uismissed; Groen or 1,002.00 taken to the city hoxsplt house Wednesday war Fine, clean, 1B... .ee , , nonee Le Rest of Box | gerd 9 1 Ww NOT 7. 4 to) A y, vier id Coarse, heavy, how | WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE | Little Boy and Dog of the Seattle National bank, who is | sheep pelts, each p F “at o| | YYATER will be shut oft o are THB TARS A lucck ARAerAl colt mb pelts, each Detroit police visited thal) Wriivvood and interake || Die in Auto Plunge jirvine, js «sores in foaerat court | galted sneer anedt home of Mrs. Walter Haggn,| | aves, trom N. 39th st. to N. DUNSMUIR, Cal., May 24.—Robort |faughed when he asked Judge Bour oat ak divorced wife of the former) | 41st st; on N. 40th at., from || Dodson, 7, and the little pet dog |quin for, and was promptly granted, ee Are PE national open golf champion, | | Interlake ave. to Woodlawn aye whieh he held i fils ab, were i NHenve of nN Monday, to at- | Vane Wee REACHED ONLY BY ‘ved liquide which they| | 8nd on all of Dorothy place from | | stantly killed today when the auto: |tend to pressing business mntters medium» and, seized liquid: hy He h th y & a, m. until & p,m. Monday, | ; mobile In which they were riding. | He then that Monday ts mh ANADIAN NATIONAL AILWAYS declared were whisky and y 2% | | overturned repeatedly on the highs} motion day In the federal court, and| Coarse, clean « Rea TT beer. RESET WU W way between Gazelle and Grenada, [al jurors are excused, Matted civsee