The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1924, Page 5

THI EATTLE TAR SECRET AGENT Farmer Speculates in ARRESTED Corn; Wins a Fortune é“ SS ‘orner in Grain Nets $1.500.000 rs) Investigator” Held After |COrner in p, erry abe on P as le Auto Crash Here 92,000, on Board of Trade st tee (aes Sn aae™ “CITIES OPPOSE iierians tata Sree eceeeees! PHONE BOOST sine is release and had | MEber Mi ; Decision on Rate Increase Is Cutten wa : Due Next Monday Morning ACOMA A REVISED 1924 EDITION of the old favorite of the doughboys With JONES and HARE singing the Vocal Choruses . and CARL FENTON’S playing of the dance rhythm this mumber is certain of tremendous popularity HEAR IT— On the Reverse Side Is “4 THOUSAND MILES FROM HERE” A Late Edition of Old Favorites Brunswick Records will play on your phonograph, Ask for Catalog Fushs Jane Piano (6. EVERY TMING PERTAINND TO music WHOLESALE =" MANUFACTURERS RETAIL Downtown Store University Store nent trader they we atiafied 1 119 Third Ave East 45th and Brooklyn | Mind factor is knowledge of|court of the United Cutte macif is a farmer./anprove their plea for rates, even if the lesser courts a costs 8t! Savers Connections With| Going Home for Report phe Corporations Boy Confesses to a hard fight by Detective J. J. Kush ° Teaseley also has cor Gas Station Theft . Decaring he was prepar: ament, William H. Teaseley, Jory MacFarlane, 18, pleaded guilt jean oil wtation robbery, Tuesday Teaseley was arrested July 10 afte eral other ich follow- | Your glasses need frequent adjustment. Your pre- scription may be right but due to faulty adjustment of frames or mountings you may not be getting the relief they should give. ‘Come in and have them checked by expert adjusters. No charge’ for service. n charges of ntent to kil These were filed by Rosetta. Tod: is on a counter charge by — GRANT-REES OPTICAL COMPANY 18 Years’ Experience in Sea eastern headquar ay tude nine Wm. H. Reex Geo, 0. Utbera mso—e I bie and Lester A. Grant eight rooms for the workers—in 1505 Fourth Ave. (Fourth and Pike) Murray Hill hotel Final arrangements for the staff will await Hanihara sails for Japan on Frt SECONDS : 257 Arrive Here in Week; D No Ban Against Them Attractive 2: jan have arrived in Seattle within the last week from Manila to take up their homes here, setting what {s jeved to be a new record for ar. | for the islanders. he Filipinos are not subject to y immigration requirements, but admitted into this country as} |wards of the Un NOTHING OVER 98¢ ‘ DON'T FAIL TO TAKE. ADVANTAGE OF THESE: BARGAINS : Cut Glass Marmalade Jars—25¢ Fancy Colored Glass Flower | ment. Those Filipinos who are | ROTHERS moro than half Chinese, however, | are subject to the immigration law 8, 's “Safedge” Thin-Blown Tumblers Baskets—83¢ _ Set of Six—19¢ Nucut Glass Fern Dishes—49¢ ; |the same as any other Oriental ‘fThin-Biown Cut Glass Vases—33¢ Lustre China Vases—25¢ S 7 |Manitob ; J | an [Fancy Decorated Tea Pots—69¢ Assorted Glass Fruit Nappies—19¢ Pe Cla Wheat | Crop Falls Off Man., July 15.—Pre- ] | WINNIPEG, } - liminary figures, issued by the bureau of stati RHODES DEPARTMENT STORE © jon ‘he P P s by i Ss 7 4 oe ae = You, too, will be enthused with the stunning values offered in this group. Styles are typical of those sketched, which are from this display. Sizes are 16 to 44. Early morning shopping is advised. An Extraordinary Event! Smart Summer Tub Dresses Selling regularly for $10, $11.50, $12.50 and $13.50 At Opportune Styles Are Reductions! Exceptional eo A Wonderful Assortment of Fancy Voiles, Linens and Ratines in a Brilliant Range of Colors and Styles! Women’s Apparel Dept. — Second Floor | | PAGE 5 rat ae” <acacaz x Sec ace 2 \ vr v ¥ I r MA * v ¥ Kx £<C 30 £6 8S ne kg sal ¥ v § ¥ ¥ ¥ I ¥ x j 36-inch Creto for side *d: 26-inch Curtain Nets of the ne and floral patterns in ecru color 35c Curtain Swiss for 25c Curtain Swiss in an assortment of 3 good patterns. Reduced for Thursday selling, to 25¢ a Scrim Real Curtain Values! 4 $1.25 Curtains | Reduced to 98c At 59c 500 pairs of hemstitched Curtains in white or 2 for $1 cream patterns of lace edges to select patterns . have from. On sale been taken from regular i /| Thursday at, a pair, 98¢. stock ‘and priced for 1 | ' | \ and na nie Thal ) These have | | choose / $1.35 Curtains | |" a) Reduced to 98c Men’s Outing 300 pairs of plain nemstitched Marquisettes, in Shirts white and cream color, and of a quality suited to hard wear. Reduced to 98¢ a pair. c Cretonnes for 29c jn a variety of patterns and colors suitable $1 95 ions and camp 50c Curtain Nets for 35c gray and tan of coat style, w, large mesh, Russian filets only. yard Curtain Dept—Upper Main Floor purposes. Men's $1 and $1.50 Neckwear color only. Men's Four-in-Hand four different Ties in a wide range of quick clearance Thurs- Reduced to Heavy Twill Cloth Shirts in having one pocket and flat collar. Our ideal shirt for outing trips. Stzes are 14% These are from regu- lar $2.50 stock. Men's Dept.—Main Floor Just Inside the Door /AMERICAN HIGHLAND SELF-SHARPENING [KAMPKooK LAWN MOWERS es, estimate the ( a. r Ss at 40,000 bushels | | The crop last year was 474,199,000. | Manitoba crops appears to be in’ ex. | cellent shape, altho somewhat late, j but lack of moisture, high tempera. |tures and hot winds have taken al@ very heavy toll of the crops, both|! jwheat and coarse grains in Al.| |berta and Saskatchewan, according! to questionaires returned by farm. ers. | ditions south of the main ine of|™ the Canadian Pacifi railway may} be sald to be fairly good. Nd Canadian wheat crop for this yrae| Honest Candidate made campaign statements that he In Saskatchewan and Alberta con-| MoM rather Withdraws Name} YAKIMA, July 16.—Declaring that} his city, sured of support outside bis own | | arty. | have Face Trial Over Ranger’s Murder | in Double Slaying: RED BLUFF, Cal, July 16.—Fred] |he could not be elected unless he|Johnson and Harry Earl Williams] ,, Hider oa were bound over’ to the superior| ¥ctment charging Charles W, Dor-! {a not believe, Guy ©. Shumate, of|court in their, preliminary hearing| ris, Long Beach business man, with: yesterday withdrew as ajyesterday for the murder of Sam andidate for congress. He had been| Hermanson, forest ranger. Both men, killed “I believe the farmers’ ills are eco-|squght to take them into custody VERerEeY, afternoon. , than political,” Shu-jas they fled from Red Bluff after] The indictment specifically charges pate said, “and Tam not willing to| robbing the bank of Tehama county,| that Dorris shot and killed Mrs.t |go into office on the strength of} ur, litical talk that does not represent] them speedy justice. They refused| ‘The slaying occurred in the Dorris! ‘gel county | my convictions,” legal aid |Return Indictment: LOS. ANGELES, July 16—An in- murdering his wife and friend,’ a Henry D. Meyer, of Pasadena, wast Who are alleged {0} returned by. the county grand jury! Hermanson when he authorities to give} Dorris and Meyer on June 30, 1924; ‘apartment in Long Beach. Advertising Men to Meet in Texas LONDON, July 16.—The board of) presidents of the Association of Ad- vertising clubs, now in session here, last’ night unanimously — selected _A Lucky Purchase of UNIVERSAL “RESISTAIN” RUSTLESS @TEEL Houston, ‘exis, as the meeting KITCHEN PARING KNIVES |RELIABLE DENTISTRY |{j'iso;. °° "S'S" convention | Our advice based on fifteen years of | Ratification by the Priced extremely LOW for a quick clean-up! THURSDAY—Your Choice of $ 1%, 14 or 16-inch sizes at... 11.98 Buy tomorrow at a BIG saving! ney ares quick, clean and safe; folds up; ae fo carry; regularly sells at $6.50. Take along on your next trip, ; Me fale Thursday convention * cco | practic be b j they last) “ Hegular 250 values; [f! successful practice may be @ benefit | monters themsclves, which would ~2 For— RESISTAIN resistain steel is not dentist may be. make Houston's selection final, is effected by acids in fruits or vegetables, WHY NOT GO when you can get the best at ren- sonable prices? HERE ARM OUR \§ Cut Rate Prices 840 Plater, elther wet, . ves | | m2 either met... ., 25c Abolish Jonesomen by whole n and entertainment 2 3, Holyoke} Meétings | y and | Tue | Saturday eveniny lonely people welcome 1,000 PIECES OF HIGH-GRADE Your work receives EXCEPTIONALLY . ries 10 LOW PRICED at each... 98c WOES Genttnereat iat when oth Wintas CONVEX KETTLES, THA KET. ¥ fi ‘ FREE Bxanilnations, 2 WILT WE 8, PRESERVING Ss, Dally, 0 to 6—Sunday, 9 to 12 A N O T H E R NS, COMBINETS—Take advantage nd stock up the camp or summer RICK BOLLE TLES, COF DEEP DISH of this LOW home. <—} A = —] = = = 30 Re ~~ J = = wm Qa > Zz ~} > cr UELELELGLAULEDY 1 1904 Srd Ave. == Mntrance on ded / soe MA | "UTTTIUUEVLUUVUAUUTAUUUIUUAU ONLY 10 DAYS MORE cmest SHOE SALE STORE IS LEASED—WE MUST VACATE THIS STOCK OF MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S HIGH-GRADE FOOTWEAR MUST GO —~===PRICE NO OBJECT==— GET YOURS WHILE THEY LAST DINHAM-STREHLAU SHOE CO. 201 YESLER WAY sxi"iN0 estan Way