The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1924, Page 6

PAGE 6 What's in the Air PRIDAY, JUNE HERE'S MORE ABOUT DEMOCRATS STARTS ON PAGE 1 a /WEARY BATTLE / x= ON PLATFORM | | Committee Struggles Thru- “Dress Well — Never out Night Without Results BY PAUL KR MALLON YORK Miss the Money” 1 SB ER SB SB SE SB SB SB SB SB SS |S ‘SALE: sMen’s Fine? SUITS: , s s s § za SAE SZB SB BSB SS SB SB SS S r) law under which the rail labor board | operates. 1. r} TARIFF; ; One and ° / ‘Two Patits, : 4 ~= Every man and young man who appreciates good clothes will be pleased with the values shown here. New English mod- els; also desirable conservatives. A wide variety of splendid materials. s s é é 6 é és chad s s § and Wear the Suit While Paying Only Come at once and se- lect Your Suit for me Fourth, Cymax 4 1427 FIFTH AVENUE ‘ Between Pike and Union Sts, | SRB EEE s BAWABA. 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Hence the committee last & both McAd comm. ; mov efforts must now a comprom it p ISSUER BOTHERS SESSION LEADERS As the memt committee tr hotel rooms ju the letting George Brer Smith managers wearily to th yefore dawn t onvention was but Nttle es tangle themselve lay We earer an ingue are simply swimmin hore in quiet waters. on dipgreteatel and when the break « than it was » we stion « t toward the h Oret cracking of the conyent Witt fact first test ve ast, late lay, on & que anthMoAd jon leaders that they were sufficient! to th to beat, McAdoo n demands that | majority for the nom is their prime objec PARTY'S CHOICE Journ he respect out of @ two-thirds n { that nation tive event of democratic victor Anoth Jorse the league tn pr . but make no commit t a national referendum. two extremes on t the resolutions committec to find a comprom struggle Here's what the commit oeatnaba to submit for automat \ A the convention FARM RELIEF: A result the differe leaders this morning were consider ing the future on the basis that nly r given expressions agal at the pe actual th fixing by government ‘ “6 most |p rding to th lity of candi ¢ Jobn W. I one repeal of rection jon ‘ Declaratior | measuring the availat } tat be to w his is he rate-mak 4 the a of Willlam Jen h guarantees nites Bryan a Benator Underwood n of 5% per cent Call for spon their in- they nay Not to be serfously considered and | for the moment the list of potentia! dwindied, the of the balloting, to the foilov | “dark horses” -| ing Senator Thomas Walsh. Newton D, Baker Senator Samuel M. Ralston. and has on Denunciation of th McCumber tariff, farmers’ stantially to mic the background Jam f four British Flyer “Ms on Way to Bangkok coat Indtistry for lower prices. years ago. Declaration for tax less than 40 per rates on with a ff and lowe The Bryan plank, urging th the nat s of the world join | a program for declaration of after a national referendum. y nes in the flight around | 7 prohibition plank calls for all! 8 morning war The |the 18th amendme: The proposal favoring a woman's equal rights amendment js unde stood to have been tentatively re- Jected, subject to a further decision a by the committee. An effort was) NEW YORK made to change the declaration for! today held up Philippine independence to} roll for the Pullman Car company, |t provide that the pledge would be| pumped five bullets into the body of | f carried out—not immediatly, but} “The Americans aren't new | the world,” ho auld, so an year administration.” The guard shot, Joseph Carlin, ia|t ve expected to live, iI World Planes Off, NEW YORK, Ju ke lury today exonerated SALCUTTA, June Pontoons | aa, Broadway's B. army world flyers’ | man, of charges made by Imogene planes are being removed here and| Wilson, Follies beauty, that “Tinney | | Wheels substituted, ax they will be|had knocked me cold.” fyi ross land when they cover Tinney had hel4 for the Asia and Europe. They arrived hero | grand jury after a hearing before Thursday afternoon from Akyab | Magistrate Levin, 6 27.—The grand | Frank Tin-| blackface cave been For One Week Only Gum-Dipped At Sacrifice Prices Reg. 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Cox. of Ohio, the standard bearer | ? mine to what extent gambling selling and ot beat the t a 8 GUILTY POLICEMEN ying a pay-|ing to make one of the guards and escaped with | be only temporari 500 force," | ments very badly, the legislators got around to it the} salt water spots would all be gone And Seattle and Tacoma wouldn't hav a thomaelves, tle men are waiting R pounce upon this property the mo: ment the option expires? $ 9.90 ¥ for auch a playspot at a “private” terprising, far-secing man's pockets, THE ATTLE La Follette’s Running Mate Being Considered Vice Presidential Nominee Will Be Named in Convention of Progressives at Cleveland BY HARRY BO HONT N. EA. Servloe Writer animit osecutor in needles and 5 f atic g, stick them into a ph of pro-| flannel machine ¢ Senator G which has been saturated reasive republ raska, | with HERE'S MORE ABOUT NT POLICE STARTS ON PAGE 1 (a nm That old membéra of the t ment who 6 depar York ahead of his » d over the present hedule,"’ Dab! He han planned to »' p home, but h route up are not wor tuation was evident in police cir | The advent of Bannick into of 4 with amusement straight ¢ Capt ed the Friday r of at Banilch aps tment Between Madison ona 8 Listen Men! Here are some suits that will make you stand out from the crowd. Finer suits cannot be made. These suits are dis- tinguished by extra needle work, rich wool and smart de- signing. There is something “different” about these suits as well as our individualized 35 40 45 And the balance in either weekly, semi-monthly or monthly payments, if you wish. CLOTHES FOR. NG MEN wo BOYS 1015 Second Avenue ing, in Rialto Bidg., just tle Take Elevator nen before the men and officers of he men HERE'S MORE ABOUT NIGHT TOUR STARTS ON PAGE 1 numb Beveryne att om fl the mi 4 sald th basin would strongly Ho will straighten ¢ De be nee recommended the purchase owler cars of a late| tape blonde with fenry Mere man Wr credimen La the Unive Cam Ame atép.r the sendy n+ | the preser © was made Dahiby said. ral since the new No, But it's would close up all these can pick this easy money, know how it Is What do you think of Mrs, Lan-| Dahiby, called f ‘om New York Fr Four policemer by Ac Ch Jannick os quiet, Iw ance halls sh they) = | s de and lay appointed Thur ef of Police C. G.1¢ in the grafters have Poolrooms ruout the el could be critic! the new po. | administration Friday. Out of h places visited by a reporter morning you] little that up downtow the cat's pajamas, Bill] ty good guy. He I was pinched © men, Officers 8. J. Jorgensen, | for p Bt ja F. W. Spear and J. A Il report to Bannick Fri afternoon, it od. “im: Hier was ann no punch boa annick declared that ho h jclt faith” in the \W.C.T.U. Backs Mrs.|*"" Landes i in Actions violations of law) The Se Federation of tho W. |. U. sent the following letter Landes } Mra, Landes Federat rt efforts to x¢ fF recommer ons. r purpose is > chi up on itions about town, and to deter Nquor ies may be a but I don't k looks like a oman ow © carried ¢ The quartet will also termine whether Chief Bannick's Jer of Thursday night is the officers | th partner. | Mr Dear Ye, the Se. | Goo'bye | leanup” K obeyed b: attle heartil cure better re instead of co jog with [th orders to on the} HE cafe at special detail met at Bogan’s i | end,” said It's all a in our North End detail “Dender’n a door South End men 0 BE DISMISSEL If the in or find t at the nail down here," cers are not orde dir Heian: ohld ought to bo chose rather to inake the which he did. We think id right in removing lim when made such a rept “We assure you of the continued | confidence and support of our mem plea for 30 or 40 addi-|berwhip in your efforts to clean up nd more automobiles |the city. Sincerely yours, SWE -E Opes £0 |**4 3 FEDERATION OF n charge of the Bannick said, “I know that he department needs the reinforce. and I'll do what ean to secure them,” At the counter sneering, ing patrolmen and a fat sergeant passed caustic remarks to the wait-| laughed boisterously you follows in if Sure, wo wil} heh.” violatic ry, the guilty pe dismie nni d cheduled to appear council Friday morn: s to con: ! enicker icemen w be 1. Chief k was sus vende ers, who “Sure, we'l want won't wo ional officers we, ‘or prowler duty w HERE’S MORE ABOUT JAPS STARTS ON PAGE 1 C7. U. *LIBBIE “H BROWN, “Preévident. CHATTEL beige att Na B. | HERE'S MORE ABOUT DOLLAR PARK STARTS ON PAGE 1 turned their backs to the cameras. Curious fingers pointed here and there about the harbor as the new-| waited for thé first-class} |passongeérs to disembark. Final: when time camo to pass inspection, sandaled feet pattered about the steel | déck as the women sourried he and there, picking up their box bundles and grips comers the park is going to be a certaint: Every merchant ought to do “his bi The park will induce thousands of additional tourists to camp for®a week or so near Seattle. They'll bring new money with them—and leave much of it in Seattle. Every automobile and tire man will get direct returns. They've been slow to respond, Every Seattleite who is interested in seeing an end to the bickeri ing between Seattle and Tacoma ought to help financially in this venture in which both cities are pulling together—for a park where the families of both cities can mingle and enjoy themselves. jerded together on one sido of thé ship and sep 1 from the Chinese and Filipinos. Af | that they filed over the gangplank to be bunched behind a rope inclos ure while thelr belongings were in-| apected, It was a matter of course to the jmen, Thi stood fdly by, hands in} BDAY to|or do you want to spend it in tt ie DORK Ars REG ie counts ee by the time | campaign where we can ALL roap| bck on thelr heads.» Among the! the benefit? It's worth thtnking| Men, however, suppressed excite abotts)* ment, uncommon to the race, existed Seaitlo is raising $10,000 for the|#* bundles and boxes were opened. park. Tacoma is raising $5,000, Tho! Next came tho big auto buses to state park board contributes $3,000, | °@"TY them to the immigration sta. and will develop and maintain the| ‘08. No custom of “ladies first 90 acres as a park. It extends from | prevailed as the immigrants scram. tho High Line road to the Sound, | Ped Into the autos, ey with running water and a wonderful |, Some of the Japanese were return. malt Walbe Geach ing Yo this country after visits Let's go NOW! Fill out the at To others the trip to the tached coupon and mail your check|!™Migration headquarters was one to the Automobile Club of Washing. | Wonder and excitement as scenes ton at 416 University st. ‘The oth in| of the new land unrolled before their handling all contributions, both here| OOS and in Tacoma. Keeal Leys se) “Here’s My Bit!” At tho jisimigration station another | Interesting situation exists, So great State Park Committee, Automobile Club of Washington, has been the influx of Japanese the past two days that the place is over 416 University St. Gentlemen: crowded, BExtra space has been com. mandeered, but even this is not suf. | ficient. I think the idea of a summer estate for the common folks is fine, I want to help you put it over. Inclosed is my contribution of...... Feuee The state legislature MIGHT ap. ; ———————- ninemsn uy such a park. But, fave the same co-operative spirit in they didn’t purchase! park that Do you know, JHT NOW to folks, that two Seat | Do you now that they are anxious to de- elop this spot as a PRIVATE park? Do you want to spend your monoy ate, where it will go into some en- . | Agents have been working night jahd day passing on the credentials and passports of the immigrants, Phe men and the women file into the sta- tlon, each carrying his own luggage. Some of the women carry bables in one arm and grips and bundles in the other, Tt seems to matter but | little to the men how houvily loaded the women are, They keep thelt place In the line with no offer of ald, Many persons are passed quickly by the agents, while others are held Amount) Name Address =< excitement were merely the time, They stand ag f loafing about to y ace still Japa r for other rea, api sim stood on the pier anese the as the Smith nals crow, live and feel; plants grow and live: minerals only grow, 1 up to > there is a difference in man t the sta- | | (ORE a, nd man} wired the Amert. | Specials in White Shoes for the Fourth White Canvas Oxfords and Strapped Slippers $1.95 White Calf Sandals $2.95 White Oxfords and Patent Straps White Straps Patent Oxfords Brow n Oxfords Sizes 5 to 8 814 to IL 11% to 2 bn Fe Oxford of Quality In Dark Brown Calf $5.50 Per Pair At New Now Store y X “NY store Whey r , 4 Doors y Doors North % North of — of vike = §(5 SECON AVE. tie 4 Trousers Crease Vamps