The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1924, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR | MAGEE CASE T0 yoree Roll | eigen iat Units! haw Again Controls BE HAGH COURT | neers concsatrs to cl His $1,500,000 Estate State Salt Water Park. Get YOUR Name on the List. He Blaine Enters Race for Governorship > Store Attractions Explained to Admen Nothing Paid to Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, the Accounting Show Sheriff Rejects Pardon of Editor by Arizona Governor nter : me he Chicago Jurist to Saad now f ‘ Talk for Seattle Two Get $50 for ipreme court ‘ ‘ Shock on Telephone today . The gove or ey ; a arge oman With GUMP INDICTMENT ge = Worthless Checks STILL HANGS ON Albuquera “8 Hr} ' ame thing r pret ; 1.00 NOTHING Contempt of . FOR EVELYN When 8 } t der for Delgadc honor it, 4 Thad no p ¥ Senvicted and sentenced f la Mt Anterese, FOREST GROCERY conten __ | Wilmer iurd LAKE LINCOLN GARAGE os In Seattle sit CRERE Se cte | these dealers PE gn 3 z will serve you with Red Crown Gasoline Mra. K. MeCulleck AUGUST TOELLNER WILLYS-OVERLAND PAC. CO. Victory Highway Duwamish, fle Highway Twelfth Ave. and Pine St WILLIAM VAUGHN YALE AVENUE MOTOR SERY Sunnydale, Wash Fairview Ave, and Yale action to ‘The « now go WEST SEATTLE GARAGE 1315 West Stevens St YORK GROCERY 100 Rainier Ave tion. | Attorneys and close friends of Magee mingled with a large crowd of indignant su; ters of the ed-|¢ Her who had surrounded the jail|¢ Meat night, and urged them to dis ~ Perse without carrying out their] y. Hl onee uf Threatened attempt to liberate him | Jee Siccordl, RF by force. After the crowd had been quietly WEST SIDE GARAGE 1107 Harbor 8. W YOUNGSTOWN MERC. CO. 2601 West Andover MARINE GARAGE 2032 First Ave. MILLER-NORTON SALES CO. 1107 East Pine St @f an anticiapted recurrence of the | ¥ Sattempt to set him free | Every comfort possible was fur-| J. ished Magee in his cell. He has| Deen sent meals, flowers, reading | y- Material, and everything possible has |G. MORGAN SERVICE STATION 115 Blanchard St | Mationalists can come into power in Catholic Pastor | | Brothers een done for his comfort. |s. Fe GERMANS OWN ‘TEAPOT' Royal Porcelain Factory Is " Center of Row There BERLIN, July 23—The Prussian | State law is now experiencing a vio- 4 = lent tempest in, or rather over, a tea In this case the tempest centers Mot around a teapot dome, but ‘@round china teapots and other porce- Tain products of the former royal | porcelain factory. ‘The nationalist party members of | § > the Prussian diet claim that the fac. | }y "4" tory sold some of its precious wares | J. T. hy to stato and central government min- fsters at special prices, hinting at . 1G Their original accusation named | M. D. Reichsministers Gessler and Hoetie | Pi" @8 beneficiaries of the reduced prices, | M. While a second attack centered | € Ggainst Prussian State Commerce | }* 37,1 H Minister Siering. The nationalists the factory a Dr. Schneider, who, | W they said, not only made @ucting the business, | It was explained that special prices Were offered some time ago to all Permanent customers of the factory and that the ministers benefited in | 5. a.” wer this tended to disrupt the existing Prus-| > sian state government xo that the | re bargain sale, without, however, | A. C. © transgressing any state or moral | ¥- Tt. ™ o Stafford & Schwarz . the state again, as they have long| Mrs. Myra Davis d to do. Everett Kiwanians Entertain Seattle Everett Kiwanians were guests | Wednesday noon of Seattle, putting On a novelty number at the cluo he Apron Shop .. ‘oy's Silk World rton Cafeteria iz at the Hotel Gowman. Al Redonda folks (ilsted above). K. W. Paseoe . "Swanson and what were described as | nrowning, K & Co. ' “his fellow hornswogglers,” were in | “charge of the program. Madame | ¢ Gannaway, of the Near East relief, Spoke to the Kiwanians of conditions | overseas. Anderson... (John Lane eecees Grant F. Miller Co. Sails for Frisco |} sihmner” Cardinal Denis J. Dougherty and Voight ..: party of Roman Catholic divines, | ¥Y who have been the guests of Bishop “Edward J. O'Dea, sailed on the liner | They are enroute to/¢ . W. iM, Hetdeman where Bishop MacGinley | John C. Neek . 6 ' Touring Car Dependable clizabeth Meek Koren Beck Milo Beck deneral Petroleum Corp Tota . AVIATOR RESCUES TWO ARABIANS ON DESERT AN FRANCISCO July 23.— The “magic carpet,” without which no real story of Bagdad would be complete. has actually arrived in Persia and other coun- tries of the “Thousand and One Nights,” according to Flight Lieut. J. C. Fohen, of the British alr mail service, who visited here recently, The carpet is an aeroplane, but the simple folk of the doscrt care not what forn®it comes to them in, Fohen said he was flying between Bagdad and Cairo, on his regular trip when he saw below him an ancient automobile stalled in the desert, and near it the outstretched forms of two Arabs. ‘The mail man descended and found them dying of thirst He revived them with water from iis ice bottle, gave them enough gasoline to last their rickety car for the trip to the next oasis and resumed his trip. The Arabs re gard airplanes, he ald, with the open-mouthed wonder of little children: JOHN ANDERSON 8723 Fourteenth Ave. So. A. J. BATCHELDER 3611 Fifteenth Ave. W BELLEVUE GARAGE 105 Hellevue Ave. No. W. L. BOOK SERVICE STATION 3107 East Madison St GEORGE BRAND 9000 McKinnon Road BRESSI GARAGE 292 First Ave. No, BROADWAY GARAGE 1420 Broadway A. L. BROWN Sunnydale, Wash. ©. D. BUSH Dixie Service Station, Victory Highway CAMBRIDGE GARAG 1318 Eighth Ave. CAMPBELL BLDG. GARAGE 809 Fourth Ave. CHARLES 8. CANNON 6217 Duwamish Ave. CAPITOL GARAGE 1905 East Roy St, CENTRAL FORD AGENCY 907 East Pike St. CHERRY STREET GARAGE 213 Cherry St. CHILCOTT-SUTTON.N, 500 East Pike St. CITY ICE & COLD STORAGE CO, 758 Shilshole Ave. M. P, CLAUSEN 327 Fremont Ave. CLOVERDALE SERY, STATION 8601 Rainier Ave. COLUMBIA MOTOR CO. $806 Ferdinand St. COMMUNITY GARAGE 621 Seneca St. DAY & NIGHT GARAGE Back of Leary Bldg. DETROIT GARAGE Eighth Ave. and Jackson W. 5, DULMAGE MOTOR CO. 925 Bast Pike St EBERHARTER’S GARAGE 503 Westlake Ave, No. EIGHTH AVENUE GARAGE 1816 Elghth Ave. ELDRIDGE BUICK COMPANY 802 Kast Pike St ISTH AVENUE GARAGE 503 Fifteenth Ave. No. G. A. FRANKLIN Foster Garage, Foster, Wash OSCAR FREDERICKS Duwamish, Wash GARFIELD GARAGE 215 West Galer St GARFORD MOTOR COMPANY 1703 Broadway GATES-SMITH GARAGE 1518 Thirteenth Ave. GLOBE FEED MILLS 4915 Eighth Ave, So, ©. H. GRE Green's Garage, Victory Highway ©, C, HARRIS 717 Ninth Ave. 80. CHARLES HERMAN 6329 Ravenna Boulevard W. L., HUGHSON MOTOR CO. Third Ave, and Stewart St. Mi. A. HYLAND Victory Highway JIM JOHN 10002 Rainier Ave. 0, JOHNSON Victory Highway JOHNSON & TOMPKINS 212 Twelfth Ave, SLLY-SPRINGFIELD TRUCK co, 1525 Eleventh Ave, NEW EAGLE GARAGE 706 Sixth Ave, So. NEWPORT GARAGE Vler A NORMAN'S GARAGE 2035 Third Ave. NORTH END AUTO SERVICE $536 Greenwood NORTH SIDE PHARMACY 1100 No, Thirty-sixth St. OAKLAND SERVICE GARAGE 1000 Pike St, H. M. PETERS Sunnydale, Wash. PIKE STREET GARAGE 806 Pike St. RAINIER MOTOR COMPANY 1001 Jackson St RED TOP TAXI COMPANY 610 Sencea St. J.B. RILEY Three Tree Point c. ROBERTS Lake Forest Park, Vietory Hy. 616 Sixth Ave, So, TTLE GARAGE 1426 Broadway . SMITH GROCERY 2908 East Fifty-fifth St, SOUTH END GARAGE 115 Prefontaine Place STEVENS GARAGE Seventh Ave, STEWART STREET GARAGE 1221 Stewart St. SUMMIT AVENUE GARAGE 225 Summit Ave. No, SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY Broadway and Union Sts, RT MOTOR CO, 0 Stanley St. Red Crown. Sir- From the Red, White } and Blue Pump |’ Much of the strongest praise that «Red Crown”? gets comes from the 6000 dealers who sell it and know what it will do. Their faith is backed by the performance which makes “Red Crown” the most popular “gas” in the West. To save carburetor adjustments, and to improve your car’s performance on the hills and the long steady pulls, for power and mileage and true economy, use “Red Crown.” You'll always be glad if you do. And remember_take along one or two Standard Oil Scrip Books—two yards of this scrip will take you about 1800 miles. Obtainable in $5, $10 and $20 denom. inations at all Standard Oil Service Stations. 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