The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1924, Page 4

THE SEATTI STORM WREAKS STRONGER NAVY'DRUNK DRIVERS = HUGE DAMAGE |,COYEXPO” |" BILL PASSED ARRESTED 12 Dead; Property Loss Will age sc i Senate Action Awaited After | Girls Found in One Car Are Approximate $100,000 House Approval Taken to Homes WETUMKA VASHINGT Ma 7 Crashng into another machine Twelve k last - an % on Westlake ave. ne nt, at injured, sever 30 Thursda auton bile eocupled by two intoxicated he — men. Ales St, Peter, T1, and 1. & | foourged sou w 24, pushed the other car Pete last night. t *. — Wetumka was hardest hit © arrested twister swept a path a The vote was 166 to 138, without and. held In after | party lines defined St, Peter had at the Vigorous cfforte will now be| ely hospital for severe cuts and nat pow bruises, dential district right and 40 the most ser en to hospitals were treated jured were cared dents Wire commu: section of the » Red Cross today to help Jared and take Workers who labor searching the det The storm drop ¢ American naval guns © Britiah ¢ This fight will be renewed In the | rich Pet toy panied the funnel shaped cloud t Jebsurely a dents, Wit — of the town dec ee . ——\ | pied and t enge Is taaued to 0. I felt, but tts path war Mrs. Soledad C. Chacone HERE'S mone ABOUT gr al egg Le oe Physicians and ve as ‘ Dreathiess: é then Cae A FE, N, M May 29. ' STARTS ON PAGE 1 t bile ne ° started t the victims. |S) first’ woman an ha : - = American gt ee C. Chacone, ) A.M. who last year had Mexico. charge of Seatt ! a HERE’S MORE ABOUT Lieut, Gov, Bacca Aled When bce 2 vag wy r by, HAPPINESS Mex : res the demo “ TO DEC ORATI GRAVE Ss | Mra. Chacone will become acting) BEFORE PARADE garg | Decoration of graves of veterans of |¢ | the world war and the sel dren, one to each child. What the G. A. R. in decorat more do you want? war veterans’ graves will t They have lived in the same house | | Friday morning before th ade for 20 years, got along contentedly um legion posts of the city will With the neighbors and had a 500d | ake charge of this work, a different time. What more can a millionaire | | up of men having been assigned APRIL PR FI do? © each cemetery - ED IN ILLINOIS Bert Sweam, who is in charge of YEARS AGO Press ing cars for the civil war vet acs F Se rarre ittdce.wire tarried lathe Party. Captured ON} crane and their wives to use in the|Municipal Line Earned ck, Ill, 50 years ago t e parade, ed a special appeal Thurs ee Fe yore ano ty the} Way to Save Missionaries | . tanued « special appeal Thur) $100,000 Last Month ‘ . " =. | to report a brother-in-law. Mr. Miller was BY RAY G. MARSH ALL. athe : member of Company C, 128th 0! (Daltea Preee tai ani teen Volunteers, in the civil war. M PEKIN, Ma ype Miller was Miss Sarah Shelly findluding Americans, — proceec ne PThe three children, all here, are:}trom Wuchow’ to Kew n to lente bs Gris 1. Miller, Arthur P. Miller}the fate of minsi abd Mrs. Melvin W. Deeter. © | Killed in recent f Tims not been a death in the family | hands of bandits for 50 years. |rescuers were capt And Thu: night kisses Nos.|« report from th ' STARTS ON PAGE 1 JUTUUUGUNUAQNEOUUIAUQUENUCQUEUU40U00000000 0000000 00000000E000EERUUQUEUUOOUUOUOEEGOOESUUOGSUOOSEU GUELPH consulate at Can 74,004 and 74,005 will be exchanged./ton to the American legation here the main thing about the/ today. | The captives | — & Baptist, of I Dr. H. Z Mill » Rex P. Ray . Va, and | 7 ms ma uraday ove: nd ki Vice Consul C {a pro:| Moose rer ta : eee SORE ABOUT ceding from Canton to assist in ob-| gather at 2 p.m. Frida e982. The lines i OIL ARREST jtaining their release. he capture] |i. cemetery, for meme occurred -near Tal-Wang, in the/for dep: Kwangsi district. Two unnamed) emonies 4 members, Special cer Aidressen STARTS ON PAGE 1 April, were $294 Britishers also were captured ale. gers were ca iecely holes in the ground with A TAS iced dippr haat than tie | oil seepage, and that their! ae a charg ear was assets were at most $15,000. HERE'S MORE ABOUT ane RAL ACTIO 7 waatt HALTED NEW CONCERN MAN-SNARE PAt the time sales were beiag made : 2 ON PAGE here, the government agents state STARTS ON PAGE 1 was insolvent. | ment, an effort! lem to another, rs to! ferent facul the company, without His > The Indicted men also| ing figure: afarted a “Forty-Four” oil syndicate, | tain combin: Which was nipped in the bud by the| ulsite time, federal indictment. His TOLERA ‘The case was once set for trial} action t "| Wealthy Tacoman’ 8 Cochran _ Life Is Threatened narge John Paul! Jor “eliz Dubols. employing dit \F. Wise in charg Forest Lawn—Weat Seattle post Rose in stump in the outakirts of the city 4 Crown Hilte—|!t Was revealed today. Detectives sarimeuft in| Da¥® watched the spot where the Dut was dismissed by consent of all} ing cert J. Carimeutt inj ™ die . <4 ee re ~~ 3 Aes Parties, to await further arrests. It| His MENTAL < SAPACITIES. ie Be pra B ase 5 Probably will be tried early in the| by remembran: er-N post, |" | fall, altho it was stated Thursday blems, and word by Assistant United States Attorney nd if he is stil Frater that if Gallagher {s unable| ing,” says Miss McC parge Theodore Roose of Foreign Wars, the run mick, “we HERE’S MORE ABOUT | arithmetic | &' | | | velt post, Veteran 10 give bail, an effort will be made| have other tests.” John M. Stod harge. SUSPECTS to have an early trial. These gauge: Crematories po sir COOK'S NEMESIS His REACTION TO CHIL. |of American Lex’ y¥, Mine STARTS ON PAG ‘TO AID IN TRIAL | DREN—by having some of them | Binnie Hodgdon Lar EY ‘The United States attorney's office run into the room when not ex. Members of Custer camp, Sons Will be assisted at the trial, as in| pected, and pester the applicant | Veterans, will meet at Veterans’ | )the preliminary- procedings, by Pos-| with innumerable annoyances. | state armory, at 9:30 2. m,, to am t “fal Inspector J. 8. Swenson, who was His REACTION TO OLD F the G. A. R. All sons and grandsons | | iresponsible for the conviction of the) PLE—by introducing a Ci of veterans are invited. Silas C. Rotorious Dr. Cook for oil stock | veteran who insists on telling his | John ts commander of the camp. = | frauds. story, or an old grandmother revenue cut w the men Inter in the and the cutter, men might be rum r overhauled them, They f | j quartet to be well armed. They told ‘The men indicted with Gallagher] Who likes to reminisce WwW | the captain they had just returned are LeRoy E, Bigelow, C. J. Ras-| His DETERMINATION—by Rainier Gainp ill from their big game hunt, altho there Mussen, Leslie W. Th: . Lester| setting his invitation t Bache, G. M. Droliinger, F. A. Wood-| ¢"; or some other affair, . s Hich and H. Benton. The first three, | If he asks ‘Would you like to | rabies ane 9 eer siti art with Gallagher, are deelared by goy- | fails tis >. Bore wil bee eetineat met vices Me ernment investigators to have been | day & a thea Hold Memorial Here. were 2 tropties of the bunt in the boat, none of the men could produce n hunting license, and this is the off. | season in Canada for big game hunt. | ys with ing. pte ¢ going to see this | hall, 1627 Eighth ave., starting at $| mtigoue % the ringleaders of the acheme. ag abel ld Peele, ‘Menkes ot dia Nelathece | PRAONERS ARB “And if prohibition weren't Mm |and the Modern Woodmen will at: | 7 effect I would have another | tend : ard-bound fro Detectives on Job test—that of getting the ma Ms@ithas for the tac as Car Thief Works) mshtly drunk, 20 a» to watoh ‘Stom h Tr bl ing aboutCamano lets ia ais et | ens sab cansoes | ACH BTOUDIE |csene “oc, the, va the theft of an automobile belong-|- which ure seltimposed!” found, when -thia: X fng to A. Ft. Mullins in a complaint ‘able filed fn Justice court Thursday. A group of city detectives waited! = “But I'm still hopeful,” closes Me a éepital for ‘a suspect when| i bathot gr D 2 More than half a dozen auto loads They oon atanee acest, Men] Mies McCormick, “Tho it in be. Quickly a and Easily . of Tacoma friends came to Mount| feave his car. A minute later Ryan| ‘methods perhaps are not Vernon TPG Wy ecoemcny st. D6: Rae entered the machine and started to| applicable to the business of jent at the time the men were re-| drive away. The officers rushed} tivce eee ee SE. The Stomach | is Upset) ¥es02 0 bail. Be pset) | owt and arrested him, finding a , as they were: led) gun in his pocket. The arrest took And The Digestive Sys-|trom the jailer's oftice, were | | > heart: | | ly cheered by members of the Lions’ | a a A | N FIL i LL E D | tem Is Not Working |'},,; and other friends who crowded | Saties | Properly One Cannot/about. The scene looked more ike | F RAN K Oriental Limited Is Booked) And Strong. Ways, of utp rors JACOBS who arrived at| bia to Tacoma? The prisone Solid for Trip Complications Have! Mount Vernon after the men had| - on | been released, rushed to her husband Their Origin In Anand sobbed in his arms. Nadeau com. | Great Northern’ ; al] The Great Northern's new Oriental | forted her and told her not to worry | | as the whole thing would turn out to | Limited, which will make her maiden} Upset Stomach. | — be a hug joke, trip east from Seattle Friday eve. ning, is “booked solid,” City Passen ger Agent Harry M. Heyery eaia) LANLAC IS WORLD'S |; N reas Thursday. He was trying todiscover} BEST TONIC FOR Attorney A. 0, Burmeister, attor- if he could hang "S. FR. 0." signs on the new steel luxury train, i STOMACH H TROUBLE ney for the four suspects, Thursday reiterated his former statements that Special dining car menus, honoring | his clients are absolutely Innocent of The Star’s Washington crews en route to Pourn- | This Great Me Medicine Will the crim! Famous “fea t been prepared by the | Burmeister insisted that “dum. Galsecatian crews will be, panse Tone Up The System, | mow’ be used In the attempt at {den . In addition many friends! Soothe An Inflamed | ‘(ication and immediately after the | and relatives of crew members wilt witnesses have viewed the prisoners DO YOUR Stomach, Remove Ac-| jo fiicd n writ of prejudice, usking FINISHING fA Suey cumulated Poison And | fr, new sudgo to try the case, Torrential Storm | Start The Digestive Or-| Judge Joiner of Mount Vernon was formerly attorney for tho Citizens’ State bank Sweeps Southland! gans Functioning Prop-| 90 Mm a cneore STIGLER, Okla. May 29.~Torren:| erly Thus Allowing The) ing with British Columbia authori tlal rains and hall driven before a tles in an effort to prove or dispro 65-mile gale swept across this sec System To Assimilate Pie ator Old Hy the min that they tion of the country last night with) The Food One Eats— ‘ Mia lintithc Aaiitee < itke were In Canadian waters on the day} i ea were Up: Ithe holdup occurred, ¢ rooted and several farm homes| All Good Drug haa Baltes | he ved ols 01 Jarred from thelr foundations Nol. Sell TANLAC, 16 received, ho snid, declared the men sal wero on thelr way south the day be: casualties were reported. Advertisement, | fore the robbery, > 904 THIRD AVE. Opposite Heilig Theater REMEMBER— “In at dat 5 they're TAR 0) HHNUVUNANNVULUUNGUONUUVOUOQUNUSOASUOOAE NEOGEO GOUT AGHAST E Le STVVUUINIAINUUUUUU0NN000000000000UUUGSUREOOUUUAOAEEOUUUOOUE EO UEEAUEUAA AAA THURSDA Why This Fear? Should Bone Bill (Initiative No. 52) Be Read, or Should Petitions Be Signed in Blind Ignorance of Its Provisions? ROPONENTS of the Bone bill caused the arrest of two disabled war veterans at the Seattle public market for the alleged crime of asking people to read the so-called Bone “Free Power” bill before signing initiative petitions. These two young men had caused no disturbance, nor had they i in any way interfered with the solicitors for signatures. Red pepper was thrown into the eyes of one of the boys, requiring hospital treatment. The Bone bill advocates are seeking signatures under false pretenses. They fear to have the Bone bill read. WHY? They fear to have the public become familiar with Sections 2 and 4, which will remove millions from the tax rolls. If the Bone bill is just what its advo- cates say it is, why should it not be read by every- body and especially by those who are asked to sup- port this measure? The arrests are significant. Nothing could show more clearly the knowledge of Bone bill advocates that their measure will not stand read- ing by intelligent citizens. All the More Reason Why the Bone bill should be read and thoroughly understood! NORTHWEST ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER ASSOCIATION | towing a decision of the United States | lengthy statement supreme court, reversing federal] | movement “cannot be os here in the rate controvers | stroyed b : Three Towns Confer Over spokane Phone Charges Mtn the anu ‘st the couference| tor Cannot Hurt Movement | Attorneys representing the three|to delay and prevent phone rate In-| sf. PAUL, M biggest Washington cit Tacoma and Spokane—were meeting | | with Attorney General John H. Dun: | {n Seattle would be more than $100,-| “SToss misrepresentation,” and hold-| bar in Tacoma Thursday, to outline | 000 a month. ius up the third party movement as | the defense of telephone patrons] 2 s|aguinst proposed rate increases! The latest "halr pins have clips in| executive committee for the St, Paul sought by the telephone trust. The th meeting was called by Dun ing to attend the conference. M. aright, “ot | Sears poration Couns anything Senator La Fal Corporation Counsel T. J. L. Ken | r; jne ly and City Attorney corge | Oma ay yay | Meagher left Seattle Thursday morn. | | Pearl and moonstone are birth stones for June. 3 @ a eS a vee +a a ee os GHNQANUOEANUUUNEOLUUUAOOGNGANNUUEREUOUUOGOGAQNONEUEUUUUAGAGQONUEOOUUGOGUOOGQQUEEEOOUUGUOGSOGUEEEOUUOOLGGOGEREEUUGGUOEEO UGE UUUAAEER EE Be red we declaring the diverted or do- and City Attorney EB. K \ Third Party Men Say baa | Murray also are at the meeting | will depend the outcome of the fight | 29.— Charging creases, totaling in the three cittes| g art Jabout $200,000 month. ‘The boost | “emetor Robert M. 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