The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1924, Page 7

VHURSDAY, JUNE 19 THE SEATTLE STAR ae PAGE 7 ~ BRITAIN BREAKS , ern Th WATER th itt WITH MEXi¢o |>™ moke P uts Firemen Out of Action| tise papant | FREDERICK & NELSON 5 sed to Fight Blaze in Downtown Store, After Resent Order to Expel Agent; | (_ Battlers Are Beaten Back by Fumes 2,000 Citizen Soldiers Will May Demand Apology he a = : ery: a , Pass in Review Saturday DOMIS /s\ XS STO ye Many Attractive Styles in GINGHAM APRON DRESSES for Women and Misses FIRM CLEARED Clean Bill Given Portland Company in Rail Probe EVERY yvomar immer “ wardrobe will be en- hanced with the addition of «veral of these attractive gingham Apron Dresses. WASHIN of } ° 1 P Th re in styles that will x Bg 0 serve for home wear, for ¢ ailroud neighborhood shopping trips, outings and especially desirable for wear in camp. t see any-| If the forelgn offices of the world] © such communt.| re would be no diplomatic! Styles and Sizes for Women and Misses ADMIRAL SCANS BLAST CASE aaa Also Styles for Women of | Full Figure HERE’S MORE ABOUT | Each Apron well made, | ‘ d , JAP BAN of good quality gingham, | Naval Probe Shows Lack of | Smoke at the Carman shop fire Thursday temporarily put several city fireme STARTS ON PAGE 1 and hia ee sy | bk ter ping - cra i 95c at 95c. = 95c ry ' he (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) commande h ttleship div falon he Pacific fleet, for his inspec arter studving ne) Street Car Damage Suit Is : aye} Lost by Longshoreman d it is agreed, Jame for the accident wh 0 ) American sailors, on the fact that An suns were supplied with insuf nt air, will in turn report to Ad miral Samuel FR. Robison, comman- jer in chief of the fleet, who will} pass the findings to the judge advo- tate of the navy. lowing the judge on the met Less on PAGE 1 '30 lll After Eating Coffee ee et cn el “9 BRIDES MAY Soars 73 —| Cake; Arrest Imminent cian Ee y at a territie 1 May Seek Differential if aay 0 x *| ALAMEDA, Cal, June 19—Altho My rsity of California and pri- on the wing | Portland Is Favored — {i eh re ae bash r amped 1 7 n. i} enators | vate laboratories have failed to find won by Tallmar jury retu Cronin, Cront advocate’s the testi- injuries shU} traces of poison in bakery pastries al € | ¥ h opened ‘ 119.1 T | seized in the Alameda cak ing dean sarged that pa iRest of Oriental Girls to Be |: ae [mystery case, Police Teutenaat street carl i t whea admitted the toll of the at a speed ¢ d that ho fi sound the a ill had increased to and said the arrest of nsane baker who mixed Wong Kew Goes to | Admitted Here rom south, of th Jail for Yen Pox ed with Pui miles an h to stop the aac cae tana | was | | } quate warning. w Inaman. Yen was imminent, Assistant Co ation Counsel Th The baker's name was being with- } George Mes onducted the case} t y to produc "| neta, ameda police said he was for the Mack parachute lan under illance. . himself fror ts ae Dr. Mints. Bidden | an from th if partment too warmé tance and 4 | Many le cottages and houseboats Farewell at Meet | r Flynn, who was in his/are i in the want ads. Turn to Dr. M. H. Marvin, associated for his time, dashed into the |them NOW, 3 with labor and economic in-| amber, Searching about | ——— ‘ | nf given a} ; m and sniffing the air, he - — ———— a nner Wed-| efforts to « r chairs ey t Meves’ cafeteria, | Seattle and Tacoma| of wet FREDERIC *K by the Fellowship and} country would be govern | | | | friends. to in, &. NELSON || Dr. Marvin Ie ° The hearing continued today to Fiynn { | [day with the ‘00d Stipes ; . i al any of the women | con: from railroad: throwing the | | known as the Fellowshyp. ; sn ee £8 ; . ed to the new tof and other sot p | Christian Social Order, cca Seppe lage what was | conferences with gov gs 2 aR I TESS RR PO TNL SMT BECO RTI Le nis ie ‘ | c and chem: | | sentatives sand others. iu resard HERE'S MORE ABOUT and this ship Js, expected to bring GUARDS BATTLE anal rons th || social, economic and industrial cor ; yee. po 8 roth ia, hat ga “ Me with which they had been} | | |éitions in E DOLLAR PARK __ Another Admfral-Orien lini | they were ° gas, but con } STARTS ON PAGE 1 = SSS set PIERRE TE SP ORE RO SS Ac The small contributions are the ones that come—because that means it will be EV park. Be sure to fill out the coupon below and take or mail it with your contribution to the Auto Club of Washing- ton, 416 University st. Make checks payable to the Automobile Club of Washington. mountains north of der n € Contributions received in the last 24 hours included: conTROL BLAZE : hore t« ollowing attempts to “TE 9am OF | Walter Lloyd, Sr., 8603 Dallas ave $1.00 evict the strikers from company | Mrs. R. R. Copeland, 2021 Fourth ave. j 0 jenoe Gertrude Lindstrom, 305 First ave. W W. F. Dickson, 2303 19th ave. N. .. E. C. Kinkley, Lake Burien, Wash. Adna Smith, 91214 First ave. S. Jamés C. Johnson, Mercer island.... D. F. Williams, 117 Williams st., Renton. Seott R. Woodin, 580 Carson ave.... Monte F. Brown, 1214 18th ave. N f. L. Robbins, Riverton, Wash. Margaret E. Robbins, Riverton. ill arrive in Seattle next week, ud t ip is xpected to br en more than the last one. The xt Vessel will be the last one | is line on which the | will be able to enter the c The senate continued its dead-} | Attempt to Oust Workers | locked semrian. wills Rovernonelynn nd the lieutenant governor began | | Causes Fight | in W. Virginia | « RH deveitieatita 457 dasesnluee ane laced the s-soaked paper un-! der the speaker's seat. | re most wel- | SRYBODY'S GURNEY (Northland) | Refrigerators 25-pound Ice Capacity Width 21 inches; depth 16% Inches; height 40 inches, $16.50 | 50-pound Ice Capacity / Width 23 inches; depth 111 Tho firing is said to have started | 1.00 | rorest Fire Endangers Pow-|: shortly after midnight and 1,00 Jal night. ‘There were no known ¢ 1.00 | der Magazine; Checked | ualtios, according to reports to 2.00 | guntown police 2.00 |. WESTPORTAL, Moffatt Tunnel, ops |Colo., June 19—A forest fire which} 1.00 | had swopt this region for 16 hours! 1,00 | was belived to be under control this 5.00 | morning. 1.00 ie re crew of tunnel oo | Hostess Pays Carfare ate y residents of 1.00 | smatt town near the blaze, COLGATE’S RIBBON DENTAL CREAM With your eyes compare the size With your tongue— compare the taste On your teeth ~ compare Thief Loots H | fusnkas Nelgne aa tinone results Roland M. Thornton, 2730 87th ave. S. W. 1.00 lav lable mountaineer residents, ome | telah at tls aes i ¢ wy, |however, were still fighting to pre. | 3 i, J. E. Roffee, Retsil, Wash... LOO el vant tHe. Binks Son apHadlas rie While a party was in progress at A ring h el Louis Head, 4541 Orcas st..... 1,00" ror, {the home of Mrs. Homer Bilyeu, rs jan, 2 ave. 2. Mor 2 © after- Terrace st r er Ykes: a afer Arthur Herschman, 800 27th ave. 2.00 | For hours during the late aft Terr late Wednes done . a5 rises W. J. Murray, 4410 88rd ave. S.. 1.00 |noon yout undreds of burglar crawled up the} § gaze Lae Mrs. Mary May Lee, King county hospital 1,00. | men. fou perately 16 9. ho Saccnalstorys, window | rie 4... wiseis the Mrs, Mé 4 ing y spl nel | the flame m the wost the coats and pocketbooks| Seattle's death clock hands woman who steals that George H. Robinson, King county hospital... 1,00 | powder magazine and only succeed-|of four ts, escaping with , fi ‘a: lite Padieai baht moment for a bit of rest Mutual Laundry company, 714 Broad st... 5.00 |ed in turning the course of the|Tho robbery was not discovered! 0Ve@ again late Weanesday | a Geo, E. Miller, Bremerton Trust & Savings Bank.. 2.00 | fire few fect from the tons of|untit the party broke up and the|@nd marked the passing of .abracing cup of tea. Di ti ’ i i eet | explosives guests found themselves without | another automobile accident Tree Tea, of course. carfare home, |victim, bringing the total} Early crop, mountain grown tea—rare in fra grance, sensible in price. | Bainbridge to Hear | de aths from: such causes to} | Amphion Songsters|City Light Plants lik anne flog soar The Amphion society will give its | e c d guns have list pt nts ey ei Me wWitelow Are Called Success | taken toll of 25 lives here, di- Bainbridge island, Thursday evening.| Seattle and’ Tacoma municipal| vided as follor Suicides, Included in the program w bel ight plants are pointed ©x-| 14; homicides, , and acci- the international prize song, sung by| amples of success in the publicly. % yes the soctety on two occasions at Van) ownership of Nght plants Inthe dental gunshots, 8. “Here’s My Bit!” State Park Committee, Automobile Club of Washington, 416 University St. Gentlemen: I think the idea of a summer estate for the common DANCING | TAUGHT “SANITARY” | Refrigerator @ rid: A ; couver, and which won for them firat | Sulletin issued by the | 3¢ a} j 7 Orange Pekoe folks is fine. I want to help you put it over, Inclosed is || prize on both occasions, Wederation for Soetal What's in the Air |; Side Icing Model or | fe COE OUHOM ORs oi bene ety sel 64 Toda 6.0 are nats ave Mra, Julia Putnam An-| § | rHunadavadute 10 | $25 00 | Japan Green | star anda (Amount) dorwon, contralto, and H.W, Newton, |The great drop of electro tight TRIO NATE ERY Dots abi) WN 8 idea gh tenor, Newton formerly was conduc: | rates in Seattle by private power! |). yy | 50-pound Ice Capacity SE eR eee sala nde eed ane bev camaievadested Name || tor of tho Mendelssohn club of Chi-| companies after the city started KIHR—4:80 to 6:90 p. me 6:80 | | 5 ; very Saturday eve. Where a cago, Graham Morgan will conduct] its light plant is given to show] | to sop, m,. \ . | Width 20" inchea: dont 277 refined Gancers, we eR Nh te a MOOREA Oe Te On ny cr « Address || the concert and Arville Belstad will] how the public plants have and will] KIR—5:90 to 6:90 p.m inches; height 40 1 ab Phone IA #t-025 | be accompanist, benefit the public. 1a ‘ x rs angus irae cowretraamesiseemcnsanleunreNtaruccimeunnee etn Sebpaarnaiansemnnmames