The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1924, Page 16

ot tio THE SEATTLE STAR P) MONAT ME ROD Father Finds His Lost Son Her But Idaho Politician, Who Disappeared Three Months Ago, Can’t ‘ | 3 Injured by Pistol Butt in Police Rescue Mistreated Recognize His Parent When They Meet in Seattl { Aiding Her Husband Chinese; Hold Husband “eee snr - A bes r | =F | # Ww 4 b Mig | % : pe M ny {fering ala a M t., ¥ a i | ~ ? | the 2 at. it by chi | ASHINGTON has a preference when it comes to baking powder—sales prove that. Although there are any number of Leary is out gun an arm him. Th charged once in t Christy the head with t * . “GIVEN AID BUT % ee other bog he a of this “Be State almost solidly favor. here recently from San Fre is said ; Man Believed Poisoned Is Treated, But Succumbs = "i CALUMET Drifted 12 Hours| “°° OP" * laborer. died in} John L. Olson (right), who disappeared almost three months ago from Spokane, was THE WORLD'S GREATEST With his gas boat, the Nancy |* °t!! at the city jail Sunday night.| reunited to his father (left) at the police station here Monday. Olson says he cannot Hanks, helplessly adrift from od where he was being held as a drunk| recognize his father, but his father has no difficulty in identifying his. son, who has a BAKING POWDER gine trouble off West Point, near | Prisoner |wife and six children in Kootenay, Idaho. pate: py’ Frank; Jncehe, Mar Matt Poepranher - F . +3 es Fort Lawton, E. Miltenberg, 217 N.| O'Brien was found a few hours o-epe | : 39th st. was rescued after being | previous on the bridge at Fourth ave Rice cae | accn's|| OLSON (0 NAVY PLANES! ae cose' Bay Port| not because of price—not No. 2, at 9:20 p. m, Sunday, lace, Sn nish; Edward Turner, 632 Discovery of Miltenberg followed | Cherry nd V. Bron: telephone inquiry from Mrs. Mil-|tel. Th an was ufcon tenberg, who reported that her hus-| parently from the effect ious, aD | oe on account of the results obtained whenever of polson | beortuged band had passed out thru the locks | liquor, and was sent to the city hos Sted ERE Cee LAND HERE sane en because of claims made for it—but it is used. ; 3 erage eres oh city ‘hos:| condition may have resulted from | : year 4 Asai peel gil oped aan Rees llr ore a |ienee ent of Apmit 11, omom (APO0Stook, Mother Ship, and | ire $1.-| i to work at 8 p. m. but failed to ap. I OB wed found dead about i Dn the night of ‘ah Cc oat ere Ate Oratt Céndeg if ‘Many house vied aftos is =- = = He awoke with @ splitting bi he : W 1 5 = ; t contingent of aircraf st 251 gent of aircraft vs trial of Calumet were convinced : new naval alr base at] terr trom Suslaw’ to Hogue |that baking powder is the most important THE NORTHERN : k ite i ingredient used in baking. SAVINGS AND LOAN steer] pee Sone ws! Foods that are properly leavened B.C and were ts. Allen Flagg, E. H w, E. B. Wilkins, A. P. Thurs are nutritious and healthful. Guard your health by the continued use of Calumet. EVERY INGREDIENT USED OFFICIALLY APPROVED BY U.S. FOOD AUTHORITIES Sales 2'/, Times Those of Any Other Brand ———— ASSOCIATION Organized 1916 UNDER STRICT STATE SUPERVISION 1010 THIRD AVENUE THE HANDS OF DEATH! was haunted with ve a wife Seattle, Washington ’ This Association is now paying its regular semi-an- his mother might be dead, « : nual dividend on savings. Money received up to July did not remember that he bh mother: When Olson's father entered his | ry room at the tal Monday morn-| point Wed: | ing Sand intro nself, the #00 | tioned at the only smiled v I'm afraid 1} oe 6 15th credited as received July Ist. WE HAVE we NEVER PAID LESS THAN O SAVINGS “Goethe” Lecture {Cellar Caves In; KFOA Offers Radio on Campus Program| Youngster Killed Dance Music Bill “Goethe's Message” will be the| MILES CITY, Mont. July 7—Hal-| The Carnation Milk Products Ox H I | Jeducational entertainment program | bert Evans, 4-year-old son of \ Sea will sweet Oris pace re [nother living?” he said” *|5 Navy Planes on |pinatcan ct’ har Dslntaaty “ag [yemaroay weea, the’ wale. of. ioe lation IPM Seooee au He was assured that such was tho | Flight to Seattle Washington faculty at room 233,| cellar of his home caved in on him.|day, at $:30 p. m. Music will ss cuse, and ho had also a wife and six) 4 OB July 1—| Philosophy hall, Monday evening at|The boy had gone to the cellar for u|furnished by the B. B. Ladle ASSETS JAN. 1, 1924..............5. $304,598.3: children. ‘Tho elder Olson brought | "ol! da orca | |8 o'clock drink of milk. orchestra $ ASSETS JUNE 27, 1924.............. 427,431.96 ma check for |" thie next iumbée ‘on the, sumnnes | =-——— x euitee which was offere hool program will be given Tues: |state normal school, will speak at| Silvered kid straps are ‘becom! 1 . ae PE roe w to Patrolman I The a y evening when Pro: ank Har.|8 p. m., on “Are the American Poo- ing almost universal on evesia GROWTH IN SIX MONTHS......... $122,833.58 Seige mon Garver of the Dillon, ‘Mont.| ple. Politically, Competent? Hest | We have always paid withdrawals on demand. John H. Carter Portland | Twice more the hands of | death rise and fall and mark| ter, McDonald & Miller, Seattle, was |y appointed a member of the execu 1010 THIRD AVE. ‘ 4 jtive committee of the apartment] The national death rate from 'u-| the passing of lives from| : Money placed here is joenee oy, oa first mortgages [house section of the Natlonst Asso te teased 50 per cen’ yee pace Seite over the| XY FOUNDED 190! " | MN a BN aphid nn gg )3 | = | week-end in Seattle. Motor-| %% y ‘ cently ry ¢ jcar accidents have been re- A) HY) 1 ini ; What's in the Air | sponsible for 22 deaths in the % START SAVING [FRE % S ‘ ae jcity since January 1, 1924. wy Re e owstone ; 8:30 || Gunshots have taken 29 lives XS OO) A sf 7 aw jin the same time. Suicides = on or before the 15% of July To participate in the next semi- annual dividends you should start saving here without delay. QO 3S oc *—430 to 6:30 p.m; 6:30 || have accounted for 15; homi- cides for 11 and accidents for 3. Our Lowest P er Rate of ‘ Dividend Bates to Members ws Has Been Savings “How Can You Pay 67%?” benlerha } fatto ap ee { (\you ever had; ‘ l = 2S KFOA—-$:30 p. m 3S 238 Sz <> oS = ao SOS 252 CS <> ere $2525 re oS SESE IEEE UN Sal ou All funds left here on or befo x } re Famously,.. Tuesday, July 15, will be cred- ‘ eo ar, ited with dividends from the S% \ HS / first of the month. <> ORES Saving a portion of your in- come is the only true road to success—and with the Puget Sound Plan you will find it very easy to add to your savings each OFFICERS ‘| week or month, knowing that < >< SS a > S25 Ss <> 25 23 i Cany ra ail ra SS ar Coe Se res President - . : . 9; an ‘ i ; your money will share in semi- 3 ; « Sleep ere ~)y\ The Home Savings & Loan Associa- ADOLPHF.LINDEN || annual dividends. : ‘ yA from the Wes Saltese) s << SAS tion’s business is simplified—it requires a comparatively small organization—it has no losses. ( All funds are invested in City, State and | E, a CAMPBELL || Government Bonds, and in first mortga- i eRe ay eiaecad ges on Improved Property. A represen- SE eS << 2S > CARL G, NELSON || tative Board of Directors conduct our yi , Sec'y.-Treas. affairs in conformity with strict State %) | i : CORWIN §, SHANK || -laws, and you can feel sure that your OY : ly ibe is why ae of members Ss savingsate dete: % ) a aN a +He » 3 Ask me for, ae sharing in a % per annum Dividend IL Whdstiobstkrt tubing tomcat My | on ‘] ‘i this week. Will you be one of these next b ne) etails | ‘ January? SE5S5 E. L, CAREY, G. A. 1407 Fourth Ave, Phone EL tot-5560 Seattle SEES Savings placed here by July 15 draw dividends from July 1, PUGET SOUND SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION RESOURCES OVER FIVE MILLION DOLLARS WHERE PIKE STREET CROSSES THIRD = ae ae THE HOME Sao SSE SS seg Mou Tin i ee > S38 ; SAVINGS a2 LOAN J | » from this City’ ASSOCIATION Se a MEIES si taaara 1520 WESTLAKE AVE, : i LLL OWS TONE PROM Resources Over One Million Dollars