The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1924, Page 9

a AY i rill FAULTY CHARGE | - AIDS RYBERG Escapes First Degree Arson Some Conduit, at the Coming Power System Auction and Murder Penalties fea | @ M t b i f t FLAMES AWAKEN ji HOUSEHOLD i Sustain $2,500 Loss When . Home Destroyed in Fire ———— FREDERICK & NELSON GURNE (Northland) Refrigerators 25-pound Ice Capacity Width 21 hes: depth a4 sht 40 Inche "$16.50 50-pound Ice Capacity PER es eA SS oe dulge a lifelong ambition to own a@ really good electric light pole. is stenographer, down and appraised several. on it June 10. Below Clayt Smith, of the Marathon Press, is deciding, afte personal inspection, to buy half a mile of conduit at the sale. picked out, ready to bid on. —Photo by Frank Jacobs, Star Staff Phy “What do the telescopes pink one of The Star inv rs © smart persons who read the ATTORNEY PLANS ON wapapers carefully discovered that| EMULATING DANIEL the downtown poles and conduit®/ Arter these two men 1 so forth are to be sold at the/there was a telephone call from At-| here yesterday uilding, June 10. Many \torney Walter Metzenbaum, down in|towed in an open boat citizens, whose sole longing for years ine Pacific building. He's figuring|tnunch. Ho had a cargo of ¢ has been to own a light pole or a feWlon buying a good second hand light) bark on board. miles of conduit, at once started look: | pole, too, he says. He inquired about ng over the property, in order to y looked | elephanta? ANO, t May ourly,| MONTE Bigger to purchase. F. Bigger of tesano, drowned in W had gone|urday, according lapa bay to word The bo: “ ———— —— Now, How About a Nice Substation vy Maybe We Could Interest You in an Electric Light Pole, or aati * ee ese eA eee | Directly Senator Dan Landon heard that the sheriff was going to sell all the down-| town property of the Puget Sound Light & Power company, for taxes, he decided to in- So he took Helen Aube, | This one’s in an alley and Dan will bid (rr a He has the half-mile all arapher | BY JIM MARSHALL | Two furtive looking men came into] ing there 6 Puget Sound Light &| tho office here just now and inquired| They ation walls trying to|if there would be any copper tubing | proof, rty for|sold. Th 1 they wanted to - wn wants|Make telescopes of, but this is city, for: {thought to be merely a subtertuge. |Boy Is Drowned in Bay From Towboat BHugene | rund A Fresh Shipment of KNITTED GLOS SCARFS $1.85 TTRACTIVE value in these ted Scarfs weaves stripe effects Glos in plain Especially attractive are the drop-stitch effect weaves. F low-priced at $1.85. TUTTTTUULLULLLUL LALLA. LLL LLL LL LULL Boots, OMEN’S an this 12-inch brown shade. A looking boot in t An attractive and outing boot. $6.45. comfortabl $6.45 ME OUTING COA’ in No button-down-flap pockets and Sizes 86 to 42. $7.00. MEN’S KHAKI BREECHES in |} at-knee styles. Sizes 30 to 42, ME? KHAKI TROUSERS i heavy weight cloths. Sizes ; Plain shades and striking, colorful smart Knit- and fancy new lace and inged styles, ) - Women’s Outing $6.45 id misses’ sizes in n Outing Boot of oft elk-tanned calfskin in pleasing ) tting, he style pictured. value in a hiking Sizes 4 to 8 smart- TALE rfolk style, with all-around belt Khaki cloth, $5.00; whipeord, jaced and button- 2.50 to $6.00. n medium = and to 42 (waist 20 measurement), $2.25, $2.75 and $3.25. KHAKI COAT 36 to 16 and 36 (only), Misses’ Khaki Coats in sizes $1.05. Girls’ Khaki Breeches in sizes 6, 8 and 10, $1.05. Khaki Skirts in small waist measurement sizes, $1.05. HS é Girls’ Khaki Wear KHAKI MIDDY BLOUSES in sizes 6 to 16, $1.50 and $1.95. KHAKI BLOOMERS in sizes 8 to 16, $1.95. KHAKI KNICKERS in button-at-knee style. Sizes 26 to 30, $2.50. GIRLS’ KHAKI HA S5e. DOWNST Boys’ Khaki Wear KHAKI BLOUSES in military and sports collar styles, with long or short sleeves. Sizes 8 to 16, 85e¢ and 95¢. AIRS STORE KHAKI LACED-KNEE BREECHES with rein- forced knee and plenty of pockets. Sizes 8 to 16, 2.50. KHAKI HATS, roll brim style, 75¢. KHAKI “FLAPPER” SUITS in V-neck style with short sleeves, patch pockets and all-around belt. Sizes 3 to 8, $1.65. KI PLAY SUITS with short or long sleeves. Sizes 2 to 8, $1.25. Same style with double knee and seat, $1.50. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Men’s Khaki Outing Wear ' S$ KHAKI HATS in roll brim style, with 1 or ventilated front. Sizes 6% to 73%, T5e. S KHAKI CAPS in eight-piece style, 75¢. KHAKI SHIRTS in light, medium and y weights, with pockets. Sizes 1414 to $1.25, $1.75 and $2.00. S KHAKI FLANNEL SHIRTS in coat style, with two pockets. Sizes 1414 to 17, $4.75. —Moen's Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE Mon-| = YOU’LL FIND GIRL. IT HERE ick out the best. CHICAGO, May Vulcan . RNa gP Aig 7 Landon js gc bid UP | Judge Wilkerson today held the pad-| Tuesday is anhual ‘moving up’ :On one of the poles ps in he for his,” we t er lock provision of the Volstead act is |4ay at universHy. All classes move| CHICAGO, |] | Madison, there is: “D. L.—His M ote? Walter would aay sued @ permanent inju against | ut." x This was discovered by Star sleuths| 5, ..on9 noe , ny ws 7 ° Barker, 17-y ln Vel, \ a ersol © home of John Ostro Dr. Alfred Kerr of the staff of the Cabinet Gas Range |] tosy. At once they decided that Berliner ‘Tugeblatt was in Seattle | «irl, was ba ing a good am y of violating tho ¢ State Senator Dan Landon intended ‘Thia theory was strengthened when, underneath the was discovered: “Attest: H. A H. A.” stands for Helen Aube senator's stenographer. And Mr. Frank Jacobs, the smart oung photographer, turned up with a picture of the senator and his pretty stenographer appraixing the pole—well, that confirmed every thing. appraised it at $2.75, spot cash said Mr, Landon. “I shall bid that much on it when the sheriff offers it Not a cent more! Death before dis honor! Vox por 4 so forth.” Five models to choose from Prices 854 to $245. $95. buying the pole | The model 1 th DANCE At DeHONEY’S livery Saturday © Finest neademy, Where all Good Dancers ( DANCING CLA po and see some of the places I’ve studied about this winter!” telling GLASSES AS LOW AS $2.00 Electric Operation. Quick Time. Comfortable Sleeping Cars. Dining Car Service that Pleases. Complete Transportation Satisfaction, via The Milwaukee OPEN OBSERVATION CAR ON THE OLYMPIAN OVER THE MOUNTAINS RAUL, K GULBRANSEN, Agent Pass, Dept. City Pass, Agent Second Avenue and Madison Street TL fot 6800 JF. Gen M. Mr. Landon said » would trans the pole to a suitable spot and it into a totem pole for the yenefit of prosperity. It is the sen sfor’s idea to whittle on the polea full ecord of the city’s municipal his. ry, all'in allegorial figuress A space will be left near the bottom of the pole for the historic scene, due in the cheese for cooking about \wo munths, showit Mayor | n §| Brown being publicly bobbed--yes, | ROBBED, not mobbed—by members u | Bot the barbers’ union \ 3) Just ag the senator was bout his plans Mr. in again with anothe: picture. |meems that he had caught Clayt Smith, of the Marathon Pre: in. specting somé of the for sale conduit thru a manhole down near the Elec tric building, where the power com pany holds—in a manner of speak ing—forth It is Mr. Smith's plan to buy about alf a mile of conduit and bulld of} i |fence with it around his place, He Gushing & Mohrbacher || ji.» picked cut a 00d Ilfmile and Incorporated | directly the sheriff knocks down to U.S. Optical Co. | him, he will have two sawyers read) | OPTICAL SP! |to naw out the piece and a truck) | waiting to ci it to his home. “Of course, aid Mr, Smith, “this | may discommode romebody « trifle eee but then life ts full of disc ommoda Phone: fiom or discommodir Or--well you know what I mean,” ik D 1403 Third Ave. ~ | Monday after an Order foit bail L. M Monday ference. night 4 séth st Monday. | mer. ! Oakland | district, TL p.m deral Judge C. H. Clegg of Fair-lto » is in Seattle The Christian Workers open par e Oliv | Second ave. § trial date. Seattle Retail Traffic noclation, Dramatic club to give play Friday | three Ri ization neral services for Mra, Annie | Williama who dled Sunday, be held Tuesday Unable McDonald, 1 on gas. Found dead Hody of Albert Hoefer, while fishing. W Walter Hagen is going to make | a determined effort to win tho open lchampionship of America this sum- The event will be held over the | three weeks there practicing | pores Mme SSCL What’s in the Air | KDZE on tour of northwest launt here enroute home | ; operation in Rochester. | school, di: “| started a Branch mission, 3 IS FOUND May He ended, ‘adven ance Gertrude Wasb., at the home « r old’ Yakima day and ready to return the home of Bert H. Jefferey, ridt — master, She sought the com Missing From School; On. Romance Hunt m, Temblor Startles WALLA WALLA, the sc | Walla Walla was slightly rocked by an ri The was found, however ion- ny of Jethicey, whe a be, |8 the first temblor awoke many citi- ause she was “tired of stuffy | Zens, but also did no damage. school room and wanted an ad- nture in romance © planned to be married, of said, ‘and will yet if aunt will Jet us.’ Walla Walla Folk; May 27.—For ond time this year the city of to earth tremor Monday afternoon. | for John F. Meagher to for-| recalled. Mistake made in Latach, president of the Managers’ as selected at Los Angeles | to head Western Traffic con new Finnish hall to ald} ussian orphans adopted by were to} Anna turned | to get work, Mrs Ninth aye, 35, of 2021 W., found in Lake Fontal | Hoefer drowned Sunday AGEN WILL TRAIN | | Hills course in tho Detroit | and Hagen plans to spend | | ESDAY, MAY 1924 270 meters, 12:30 to 1:30 270 motors, to 4:80; noters, 4:30 to 5:80; | | 5:30 to 6:8 258 motors, 8:30 p.m WHOLESALE MANUPACTL 1519 Third Ave, PHONOGRAPH VICTROLA. OR BrRuNSWICcK sire Rentals paid will be applied on a purchase if you de- Thieves other valuables in proof, thief - proof, alone. The Peoples Savings Bank 1300 East 45th Corner Second Ave, FREDERICK & NELSON | RS STONE quake did no damage, and_only in| excited the curiosity of those few NE) who felt it. On the night of January Invitation), © To keep your jewels and your home is to practically in- vite thieves to visit you and get them—and, you can't blame Mr. Burglar if he accepts your invitation. If you don’t want to be the victim of a “thief in the night” keep your valu- ables in one of our mob- fire- proof safe deposit boxes— where they will be access- ible to you—but to you 4% Interest on Savings nd Pike St,