The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1924, Page 7

192 FRIDAY JULY ‘| jEW FIRES RAGE HUSBAND HELD W MOUNTAINS FOR MURDER wontana and Idaho Blazes Tacoma Authorities Seeking Out of Control Body of Missing Wife STARTS ON PAGE 1 SINK SHIP AND SEIZE WOMEN Report Australian Savages Kill Men in Raid on Vessel tHE SEATTLE Lace and Organdie Vestees Very Special—75c 5 values Regular $1 STAK Children’s Hats Very Special—$1.00 duly Clearance of a ¢ c ‘ Hats The best values in Boys’ Suits that you can find | These are $1.95 and $2.50 values : iaininaied ) yissoULA. M .—I TACOMA, J $.—Acting on] ONDON, July 18.—A band of « form j developet,| 44 Australian aborigines sank w ting Ate — | the 300-tom schooner Douglas . with herift 7 | Dawsen at an unnamed location 2 : ‘ aff, pla .. Weldew. 6 murdered the male survivors and . an orgs. or t carried off an unknown number Vain ogee ae of white women, acce to a : : ‘ Central News | dispa from rok created a tremendous sensation : o t a < aac 7 ia the northe _ territ r the z i é P 2 ’ R : ‘ f city, following his arre Ae meer i lal: Bigger and better bargains in all departments for Saturday. This is not an ordinary clearance sale. It is a real event! s to Ayold carrying out of threats) nat only meager information has Odds and Ends on sale are at the very lowest prices, so they will be cleared at once. : neti ae gle MAN) reached that city in the form of me , sl é 5 . r s x fs No Lives Lost in og leet xn esl + from Port Darwin, an ocean The Big Bargain Basement is loaded with bargains that can’t be duplicated elsewhere. You will find shoes, housewares, 1 Blazes in Timber |, ests naa run so nigh tn Fern | s ge gin dads bier iw domestics, millinery and wearing apparel, at specially cut prices, Odds and Ends in the Basement are at astonishingly low } Sm ANCIBCO, July 18.—Not a| oy, ‘he suburb where the couple|of Palmerston ta located prices. Come early and see our bargains. SAN FRANCISC ved, that Sheriff Desmond de ed The authorities have cabled Pal , E me * : t Threats ynehing Conner | jimited, however o Z a a i ad frequently » made by neigh T K k eaten wo-Knicker Suits Bargains of Hosier “ formed HERE’S MORE ABOUT 0 n c e S | gee RN aE . 1 HERE’S MORE ABOUT BRIDGE Very Special $8 50 ATR SHOW — ||(_starts ov race : and Underwear Officially the day's program, which owed that the fires ha¢ ‘ohn Gerrick of Gerrick & Gerrick well tailored and good looking. Just come and look| and colors, Splendid value. percale,| good grade. In black and cordo- al responsibility of M Ramagtia r These Fi > f . # “ -wWi H Lobich. Wik <amelicient heats anywhere. ‘These suits are of fine, strong, all-wool | Chiffon Hose 95c Women’s Undervests 89c fully loaded weighs approximately | said And the approach to the fabrics, made up in the newest styles with box Clearance Price on women’s Clearance Price on artificial silk Cao etfigie pile ent tear" ae soe \-g Bro pep mdiiaeeaaag pleat in back, patch pockets and full belt. All are| pure silk Chiffon Hose. In black| Undervests in orchid and peach colors. Wonderful values. pigned, - be: is given in honor of Mayor Brown| Co. bitterly protested aguinst the at them. Ages 8 to 18 gesed into service with the result | and the citizens of Seattle, will be-| (ality of the steel furnished for th . Mercerized Hose 50c Summer Union Suits 89c fet most of the danger is past and} 21, at 1 o'clock with a lunch to| bascular portion of the bridge. A ’ ma "| dof ’ ¥ , fe Blazes once more « ed the mayer'and « number of city kreat deal of delay has been caused Boys Blouses-- Special 45c Clearance Price on women’s Clearance Price on women's heck over the ru ficlals given by Capt. Stanford E.| him by improperly fitted pleces, he mercerized Sport Rib Hose; extra] summer Union Suits; band top, eth the Northwest and said Clearance Sale of several dozen fine knee length; all bodice ; styles; T WAS urged Friday by o ne steel contract was let to the a 2 4 é Soya Bory toll of animal lite te ci pmisea conga dleaea Bethlehem Shipbuliéing Co. of San chambray and khaki Blouses. Neat stripes and | Van. sleeveless or with wing sleeve. fires in the California forests || traeric to Camp Bye 6 Sand | | Francisco, Most of its is old steel held in colors " ai . 4 AP $ i‘ ¢ BR cosrexicuatn 3000 canapers || waste te c mip Byers (the Rana Sitcsin tha pureh te tue onobane as ors, Cut full size and well finished. Ages | Girls’ Cotton Hose 25c Women’s Union Suits 85c from their vacation haunt cars going to the field must use || O™ war time shipbuilding days, It WO 10. Clearance Price of girls’ fine Clearance Price of fine lisle- d-tateate officiate || cs was improperly painted and had to | . rary A ae : : Federal, nye a Betvete - . als}} the 65th st. route, reached via ribbed Cotton Hose; excellent | finish Union Suits; band top, tight ET oie or conterenses to de.| | sents “All traffic re | 2 s quality; black, brown and white. | knee or loose knee; bodice or by ina turning from the field will use SWING BRIDGE SAFE 9 . 4 Fiet, it ie weans of combatting the fire]| tne stadium rou - ’ Sizes 6 to 18 years. sleeveless. he stad ite. State, county ’ 4 igerace for the remainder of the) | and city traffic officers, together SAY THE ENGINEERS P Silk H 1.35 ’ . summer. Baas i oeck ‘ell thie with sailors from the battleships, Every precaution to make the ure i ose $ Fo | J Women’s Undervests 45c RIGS forests have been 0 ee emned along both ||| swing bridge on West Spokane s Clearance Price of full-fashioned| Clearance Price of fine lisle- YF Gued to campers as a precaut jetierth at ass ch Raum shld || Partai dsn Peat eB sire ales ] pure Silk Hose; medium weight; | finish Undervests in white or . feasure. Strict orcement fica ck cmon, DW Maoinortie pai fine gauge; in black and colors. pink; bodice or sleeveless. pat out your rule hus been A RRR RCE at once MeMorri " Persons leaving fires| Moses aboard the Aroostook. The ant enigneer, sald-at the con : ; x | + , . * Me qaiuldering or bt « larger f Bret dost to carry epsctators to the! | ference ractors, Thursday. We are selling out the remainder of our Men's Suits at prices that . Chiffon Hose $1.35 . Boys Union Suits 45c MB ian necessary, and those who iene api a Per e hoe sag will clear them at once. Just a few left. Will one of them fit you? Clearance Price on full-fashioned Clearance Price on boys sum- eB iealy throw away | ee ee a See pitrcn gig ate we m j f pure Silk Chiffon Hose; very fine | mer Union Suits; fine knit, short FED feteceo wit! be sub) ad brie Oe rey ibis "ais hen the Niaa eaistie sta one $35.00—Gray, All-wool Serge Suits, siz and 88—Now. .$1 gauge; black and colors. sleeves, knee length; sizes 6 to 14 “< 200.000 acres of the | Maneuvers, to make !t safe. Con $35.00—Heavy luster worsted, size 836—Now Child 9 acts years. I. ts smoking is not| Officers of the alr forces of the and at the $32.50-—All-wool blue serg . OF LN ildren’s Socks 15c moking $32.5 All-wool blue serges, size 37—Now .......... : , A * gers have posted | Navy who will take part in the ige ap > ce <s : Clearance Price on mercerized Mercerized Hose 27c ) smoking” signs | demonstration are as follows s on and $18.00—Black Tibbet Suits, sizes 38 and 40—Now +++++-$9.50 | Short Socks for children of 6} Clearance Price on fine knit Gutta conduct Go| CADE MEESAIAS PML Meese? Com’| |'n0 apprenenslon khowt nici tt $30.00—All-wool Tweeds, sizes 36 and 87—Now............ $15.00 | months to 4 years. Solid colors or | Mercerized Hose; double soles, gueclated with the “great outdoors.” | mander W. R. Van Auken, com- $22.50—Cassimere Suits, sizes 38, 39 and 40—Now.........$11.00] with colored ‘to heels and toes. “re manding the lt 8 8. Aroostook: | be burned off and repainted, Gerrick _ j Lieut, W. R. Spear, commanding} said. The rivets also were poorly Py F Mill Destroyed |the U. & & Gannett. | made and: many.cf them, had to be Men’s Hose 25c Men's Dressy Shirts Girls’ Wash D Cc BI in Oregon Fire! Fishtins Plane Squadron 2—| recast at the plant of the Ford com Special Pri f od itch | Ss fal La) ri Fosnes repe Dloomers ST een ITC | squadron commander, ‘Lieut. Coca-| pony here in Beatle _ Special Price on fancy drop-stitch | pecial $1.49 Specialidee Special 39c Bupite the efforts of a lareg crew |M@nder N. B. Chase; plane 2¥-9, Uniess some new fault appears in Cotton Socks, in a wide choice of | These Shirts were regularly Lieut. Flagg; 2F-12, Lieut. Barkelew; det night swept over 15 acres of | Wilkins. to reports received here by Dts. gt Fire Warden Walsh. The mili | H. Strong; fs valued at about $4,000. | 284 Lieut. A <§ tS W. Liteh; 2-8-5, Lieut. J # 2 : Lieut. E. F Payroll Bandits eee? F.Wegforth; 2 Slay Policeman |_ vation Plane E. Crist; Lieut Squadron 1 et ee Teo ee eS AA i - |Name Bond Concerns EVEN CALIFORNIANS in Divorce Action fiendants at the Chamber of Com- 6 tourists” bureau, the Auto of Washington and the Park auto camp. A particular instance {is cited fit the charmber’s tourist bureau, Mien one Californian, who had on going into the Canad- Rockies, changed his mind seeing Seattle and the Puget dcountry and decided to stay this section. The Californians report an un- iy hot summer in their na- state, Charging that her husband, Ar- meal Legault, treated her in a leruel manner, Mrs. Jennie A. Le- | gault seeks a divorce decree and as much alimony ag the judge decides is due her. They have, she says, community |property worth between $25,000 and 900. Part of this is in nego- tiable securities held by the two |bonding companies. She asks that }they be enjoined from permitting | Legault to gain possession of the securities. The Legaplts were married in Se- attle June 8, 1908. BAPTIST MINISTER GIVES TANLAC FULL CREDIT No greater praise can be accorded | than the voluntary test! Sf a minister of the gospel. Preachers’ high calling pute a Fesponsibility on his every and he! will not jeopardize «| was asked the steel material, we hope to be thru | early in October,” Gerrick sald, “Our ct calls for completion by Oc cont we have encountered j How much time in extensions dc you believe you are entitled te it be necessary to ask for them’ t least two months,” Gerrick re-} | to press claims for adjustments against the Bethiehem Co.?" Camp- bell asked. son's contract calls for completion by August 13 PEDERSON ALSO BLAMES CITY “Why are you running over your contract time?” Pederson was asked. “I was delayed 60 days in getting started by failure of the city to remove the bulldings in the path of the viaduct,” sald Pederson. “I also was delayed by failure of the city to reconstruct thelr street car lines which were in the path of the Viaduct. I have asked the board of public works for 60 days’ extension on my contract. I hope to get it.” “The building department had charge of the removal of the bulld-) ings in the path of the viaduct,”| MeMorris sald. “Why were not these contracts let} that they would be completed) by the time the bascular section, was finished?” Campbell asked. { “All of the Jobs should have been, | and we believe, have been timed to, wind up at the sume time,” MeMor- | ris said. | City Engineer J. D. Blackwell did not attend the conference. He was 80 colors. ak le’ ar ba Good looking and very dur- dle. All sizes. tic Union Suits in heavy nd woven madras; elastic insert in ack. Sizes 34 to 44. Men’s Work Shirts—2 for $1.50 Clearance of several dozen heavy ainsook | Wonderful values of pretty iced at $2.00 $2.50. They ss " 2 Lele ten and BOs: They Wash Dresses of fine gingham are of woven madras and fancy Men’s Shirts Very Special—$1.35 A new line of Shirts on dis- play at a Clearance Sale Price. Collar attached; come in plain Costume Slips Special 87c Clearance Price of soft, white nainsook finish Costume Slips. Special Values of women’s Cotton Crepe Bloomers; elastic . % for girls 7 to 14 years. Eight at waist and knee; finished Oe gee | Scouting Planes—Squadron com-| tober 4. We have a long record of Fj ‘ : shirtings. Splendid pattern. AN tr le ar ie ty <5 3 lagi et , Sere Prete ee tees | mander, Lieut. J. H. Strong; plane | successful Jobe behind us and we ex: | Men’s Union Suits 85c neck band style; French cuffs. | | 8t¥les- Assorted colors. with narrow ruffle. a apgioa y uecond. |28-1, Lieut, J. F. Moloney $-1,| pect to get this one done on time in Ext value of Men’s Ath-| A { i pemen. thle: roorning, “accord: T at de) Gi, Vi 28-2, Lieut. J. | spite of the delays and obstructions | xtra good value of Men's Ath-| A bargain at this price. Play Suits 85c Special Lot of children’s Play Suits; made of strong blue I squad c . Lieut. Cc Delay 1 eelving th terial aha” (Ws > Work. 3 stick wee tea, ~ 7 : Re ei Ea ty BABICAGO, July 18.—Four bandits | Sauron commander. tet er | aren ta poor quailty of the material, |[m piue Chambray Work Shirts at #| gray, tan or white; two-button| | Embroidery trimmed double denim; trimmed with fast red. igri cog Patrolman | rornia No. 1, Lieut. J. D. Barner; U.|for which the Bethlehem Co. ts re- Bargain Price. Shirts are cut full, cuff. Very smart looking. All panel. Sizes 3 to 7 years. =a his Bis amy Shen ey, |S 8. Callfornia No. 2, Lieut. D. | sponsible, Gerrick satd, entities him | and fast colors. Sizes 1414 to 17. sizes. oa Sarria by . = Kieffer; U. §. 8. Nevada No. 1,|to the extensions should ho require 3 Bs ah 8. E. Hadden; U. 8. 8. Mix | them. : ee te Sears |, 1, Lie Hayden. | “Does the engineer's offico intend Bigger Bargains In Our Bargain Basement low price. GAIN BA Men’s Work Shoes Special $1.98 A wonderful offering of men’s heavy Work Shoes in brown calf; good weight leather soles and heels. good a work shoe anywhere for such a In the BAR- Sizes 6 to 10. {ENT. Hollywood Sandals Special $2.89 Just what all the girls are wearing — Hollywood Sandals. We are showing them in patent leather and smoked elk at a special price. zes 3 to 8. They're good looking and very comfortable. You can’t find as | suits, vests and shirts. Clearance of Kitchen Utensils 75c Big Clearance in the Bargain Basement of a lot of Aluminum and Blue Graniteware, consisting of percolators, roasters, preserv- ing kettles, pails, double boilers, coffee pots, Windsor kettles, sauce pans, ete. Every item a bargain. Canvas Slippers Special $1.89 Clearance of a lot of Ladies’ Canvas One-strap Slippers; in white only. These have good, pliable leather soles, rubber lift on heels, Sizes 8 to 8. At this price they will sell quickly. Get yours, “It certainly does," McMorris/ | EXPRESS WONDER AT | Two Seattle bonding companies | said. | ti. SEATTLE’S SCENERY lwere named defendants in a suit] Hans Pederson, who is construct a ze lfor divorce by order of superior|ing the concrete viaduct at the B th Sh D a a ORNTA tours tay court Pray.” wi tha“ae'ne Wows, a's | Bargains in the Shoe Departmen 90 Sample Lingerie Garment Marvel at the scenic beauties They are the W. D. Pierce & Co. | ¢xpected to have his job finished | this state, according to at. ||and the John E. Price & Co. by the middie of October. Pedor- rae At 3 Off Regular Prices A good chance to get some fine Lingerie and Knit Underwear at a big reduction. We have about 150 samples from manufacturers, and they are now in the Bargain Basement at 4 All these garments are in fine condition, and every one is a bargain. Included are gowns, chemises, slips, bloomers, corset covers, union off the regular price. Bleached Sheets Special—Each $1.39 Wonderful Values of Bleached Sheets, made of a fine grade of sheeting; free from dressing. Size 72x90 inches. In the Bargain Basement. Pillow Cases 45c Special Values of hemstitched Pillow Cases. Size 42x86 inches. represented by his assistants, Mc- Murray, <A. Munster, consulting bridge engineer, and 1. W. Emburg, district bridge engineer, in charge of the Spokane st. job. | BLACKWELL STILL INSISTS ON OCT. 1 While Blackwell insists that it is physically possible for the bridge to be completed by October 1, the con- tractors hold otherwise. To show the utter impossibility of arsemae by commending a thing ut first assuring him- cmt tt is all right. as susie bas been endorsed by of prominent ministers. ey have put Tanlac to the test { lea service and thelr words at fonvietion because they say c aba know to be the truth, et the latest to speak out in ot Tanlac is Rev. B. E. & retired Baptist minister, 207 | Cardinal Dougherty Will Arrive Tonight Seattle will be host to one of the most distinguished churchmen in America when a party headed by Cardinal Denis Dougherty of Phil- adelphia arrives here on the North- Eagles’ Picnic at Fortuna Sunday Seattle Aerie No. 1, Fraternal Or- der of Eagles, will hold its annual picnic on next Sunday, July 20, at Fortuna park, Mercer island. There will be free dancing, both afternoon CARTER VISITS Ex-Governor of Hawaii Is_ Back in City on Trip | Even the Shooter Fell in Barrage of ‘Blanks’ HILADELPHIA, Pa., July 18, A policeman, commandeering a ein David Prettyman, 39, came Pass! omobile took the three and evening, Games id ts of : acl ri vay Se rday vi fan Antonio, ‘Te the bridge being opened before late 7 R, 'Cavter: former overs c ) , 39, cam passing automobile took the three i. Games and sport ern Pacific railway Saturday even- fo, Texas, who November, Ramaglia, the east ap- Ey add bie Mi aa fdontite: “a home from work to find his 21- | to a hospital where doctors and ||all kinds are on the program of| ing at 9:15, according to word re. , "Belore taking Tanl proach contractor sald: solute: tain Vancouver, B. C.. to|| year-old wife, Ruth, serving ton nurses searched in vain for bullet }}the day's entertainment, including | ceived today by E. E. Nelson, assist- Biifes) stomach sand Sno en aie gO Gone ena | his home in: Honolulu, atter a tour|| ‘2 Sidney Weel, 36, of New. york, | wounds, a baseball game between the Eagle | ant general passenger agent of the ch and nerve piles. They must cure 30 days and | his y te $ {| David drew his revolver and a The rovalver had been loaded || team and I. V. Westerman’s team. | Northern Pacific. for over 20 ye: of the East Northern Pacific. BPM rb tines wien ee cont they will be ready for use August 24.) of the Ir srnor has many friende|{ Mera bombardment followed, | with blank cartridges and the vio- |{‘The Engles’ hand will enliven the|~ Besides Cardinal Dougherty, in the en my condi- vill ta 0 0) ‘uc! to) jor y only oe we x Init Mich that it fegitires al- RD a ane tay the pl Gn Seattle, having “resided ih. thisl | ory, come, Wren thal Mnsband bas spteabge bil party are Monsignor J. P. Sinnott, superhuma: s the approach an ¥ bon Ne f put the weapon to his chest and Prettyman was aigned on a The committee in charge consists | Monsignor Joseph McCullough and in effort for mo to vement, That will be October 2%.] city at one time. He was prom:| ch RAS . ‘ mea te Ware tay sermrs pavemen’ 3 |] pulled the trigger a final time, | charge of assualt today while his |} of M. C, Lally, 8. B, Russell, 8. B,| the Rev, L, P, Macginley, all of Phil id ermons and go through The pavement must cure a month, |nontly identified with Ms earller | tating beside tho bodies of his | wife and West wero held for dis: || pawson, 8 Gosidiok varia og a tah A . y Bunday wervices. indeed, which will be November 23, before it | growth. ‘Tho former territorial ex-| | wite and Went Agtly oanduet as hn MOSM tag icc da ih stot Rd pecan Asse ate ca bogey SO tetany seemed like some great | can be used,” |e 1utive was connected with the old iis babe de Mtoe cick Mi, Hooper, Bishop John B. Macginley of the den he. my pathway—a bur Ramagiia’s original contract called | poston National bank and had Jarge | ———— > oo ——— | Boats witt teave Leschi park ey-| Philippines, who will accompany Whrsicay Mice: in my weak foy 16 and 18-foot piles. A test plle!oroperty holdings in this district ery 15 minutes for the park, them to Fresno, Cal. On July 81 f In, 16 autos in the last few weeks, |some at present, and it never faile) wi. driven down and it was found Bishop Macginley will become bishop BEB in 9 in taking over the kovernorship| 9a¥8 Boy Confesses coke" F oI y me, i Fy pording to Li 7. G, Witake, 7 Monterey and Fresno, and the xX weeks’ time ‘Taniac|to smooth things out for me. Tl inat these piles would have to be 30 ; . Wart Geotea| & cording to Lieut, W. G, Witske, The ° of , ite od my entire outlook, giv. [eertainly have the best of reasons | foo, in length, Ramaglia sayy helo (ie Mawalln lands ote! Stealing 16 Autos | iad was given over to the Juvenite a South Sea Romance? Polladetphin dignitaries wll take part wha : 4 ei o Tanlac.” , iy ts . ¢ eae Sanford B a in the ceremony, BE of norvon Me hoe new weet 9 Be ee by a goa art Liste Le A Pi tt a Dole, first and only president of| A 1hyearold schoolboy's craving | Vision for punishment Maybe, Maybe Not pails EER i aah @ brand ne , ‘or 9m y al arimen rnis J ree ; ; itive system, =o ae hag fo aehovinte: , Accept no substitute, Ieleationa for the new piles, the republic of Hawali and later! for high powered automobiles led to} Clayton's arrest followed the find It may have been a touch of ro-|in possession of a suitcase full of ravenous, the faland's first \ my nerves steady, | Ove: million bottles sold. Instead of & wooden approach, as Lihat bth holding) the arrest Thursday night of William | ing of two boys and a girl in a} Mance from the South Sea islands, | women's clothing. fon" ston regulus and I pei: me Lie aa Blackwall Benen nee suey he Be eee TAA ea A Govern’ | clayton at Minor aye. and Stewart | stolen car two nights ago, ‘They nit we Seat the eat oaee vines ant bike arent fours an oui Whenkver thc) rep bial ode alt Mabel vercientad Pe rortecolne wih & pnerete wun [190 [sty by Detectives J. P. Smith’ and | accused the boy of “loaning” the carr) 1. toke, 94, and) William’ Katel, | until the OWhership. of the BULe IN SyMptomy of trouble Gels at pect na her teins of Tanlac.— bin and wooden supports, it devel Mr. Carter will remain in Seattle | Walter Dench to them, and gave the police his ad-|26, sailors from the South Seas, /established, the Kanakas will be _ Fenort fo Taniuc, am taking | Advertisement, hoped at the hearing until Sunday night. Clayton has confessed to stealing dress, Awho were arrested Thursday night] held tn jail police sag,