The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 8

ASKS MORE ‘2% soars to oeternine — QN- HOGS Law of Big Worker Vote Low Cost Here Urged When Estimate’s Presented Market Peak Breaks propriat t Sea! . vty . brary w ’ before th y Big h bing ut ; - T. Jen Pe ~ The t at : would ¢ are « : books, . for x been needed f eral yea Pi ; Of this Bo for tr increases of $10 and quested budget vineed that is essential “Compared with c tle is receiving maxin: & In APOLJ Hox A very low cost ay sag tly from $1 t “Statistics of the $1 hk exchar t United States an eas rv nf Ue ranks seco: w joing 959-8 Of books per capita, it is 24th in| thing, but we be w k A TY, Mo, J the cost per v ‘ 4 t 1 s\} Fy : $9 | THE BON MARCHE Receipts were 6 ARGAIN BASEMEAT |s ie today, Top price pe HERE’S MORE ABOUT SKAGIT STARTS ON PAGE 1 A Timely Arrival! 200 New “Sumeripl” DRESSES again interrupting, “Gallant is a nice bo: He and this young ¢ Bacheller are likeable young men, but inexperienced, Gallant wanted me to appoint Bacheller superin tendent of the elty light plant in place of J, D. Ross, but 1 couldn't ny way clear to do it, They get anywhere.” Refuse to Pay Top Prices; Capture One Man and Later Get Suspect in Hotel “You know,” says the mayor,| Seattle Trade Is Mostly in Orient | «: THE SEATTLE STAR LIBRARY BOARD DEBATE POLICY PACKERS LOSE STAGE DUEL INFLAMES RAGING of Mountains, Threatened Heighton Keturns From Stump Trip ( en H. He tort, ndidate f HERE’S MORE ABOUT CAMPUS SON PAGE 1 THE BON MARCHE — On pO — re COD BOC DOS900=EIDO, ecco ae C0 COIPOOOC LG S Manufacturer's Sample OOOO w the rep< question is “The nec amount of an be had from the Skagit.| Orient, while maxt- |? Tho| the Wash n'a estimate places came fr at 550,000 horse s on the stream show a pos fhe mayor just won't report be read Sunk, all bunk,” he sald, “Why ‘’ they take some competent | power let th i ! do ‘We works, Every one of their DENVER theories were exploded. If Gallant were injur y 31.—Eight persons | even be © of therm serious e will submit a copy of his report to| ly, when ver & Ro Grande) wth» x : Smart! Serviceable! fm i= writing 1m answer. mut] Western paswenger tral, runnine gg Uy s I've got a date to make a specch , between Salt Lake 4 Denver, le to the “t - the track In South Denver last n' The open # now, so I must quit you.” Anyway, the report was adopted | by ‘the Central Labor counell and & committees named to consider the Inexpensive! Sizes to 52 jent was caused by easy entrance to the | stadium and the Mon’ engineers up there if they want! | 7 help to inspect the Skagit? Gallant and Eight Are Injured ao Ue Se aT a his associates had their chance be . T : A id t “ c fore a meeting of the board of pub in train cciden t proposed cont leas ond provide Jewelry Novelties Beautiful things! ( J j prise you to know what many pieces would ordinarily sell for! It would sur- Biggest values in month The assortment includes mesh bags, barpins, beads and necklaces, earrings, sau- toirs, bobby combs, rhinestone ornaments, bracelets, brooches and The picture will tell the story. Your choice......... Main Floor—The Bon Marche 350 Yards 39-inch Printed Silk Georgette $ 2 Ten attractive present vogue patterns to select from recommendations made in it. This committee may have something . to say later, Seldom have we offered such a wonderful group of charming little Dresses at this extremely low price. They are beautifully made of genuine Sumeripl and feature styles that will un- doubtedly give excellent service. Cascade- drapes—novelty braid trimmed panels— pipings and collars of con- trasting colored canton— front panel effects—nov- elty colored buttons—shoe string and narrow belts— wide girdles—narrow full- HERE’S MORE ABOUT STATE PARK STARTS ON PAGE 1 for larger contributions than the $1, $5, $10 and checks that the javerage user of the park can af ig coming along, altho the spec | industrial 400 have turned in no to. ta's yet. Volunteer subscriptio Thursday m « are Mr, and Mrs. 8. R. Flint, Port Angéles $1.50 na received Mra. Li Conway, 8848 17th length straps—short and three-quarter sleeves—em- Pe ater oe rr es broidered monograms, lace yokes and sleeves. Frank Borrone, 630 W. 87th 200 Edward Kemp, 43 Burke build, Rese—green—jade—tan—sand—black— rd | ta) | lcommittees approaching the city's! In it not high time we endeay ored to reduce the giant burden of taxes? Or ball we submit to fur. inden xlmply to carry out an jo dream of a useless ‘vista’ or parkway?” Tho business men oppone the Gould plan, which provider fe 160-foot vista parkway five bl m 10th ave. N. E. ave ‘. E. to be constru D and E. 4ist st versity grounds. HERE’S MORE ABOUT SLAYERS STARTS ON PAGE 1 nted out, m luty of the court to he: kes it the evidence Ration of punish nent state held that no evidence Nk on a diseased mental con troduced, in view of a of guilty, but the court re Third Floor—The Bon Marche 2 MUSLIN 29¢ YD. | 81-INCH jendid, fine-quality cloth; 290 Yards 36-inch White yard Brocaded Sport Satin (Rayon) in Ratine stripes and beautiful allover self designs. 1,000 Yds. 36-inch Tissue Ginghams, 25c Yd. In neat checks and broken checks; blues, greens, black, white, helio and brown; fine quality goods. 40-IN. AEROPL $00 Yards Mi SHEETING 50¢ YARD 500 Yards, good we unbleached sheeting, 2% | yards wide; soon bleached white. 4 Third Floor—The Bon Marche Basket and All $1.95 ing eee ee “ oe 1.00 | n can be + Mrs. W. McCollom, 58. navy—beige—gray. pele Sabbah: aia cal THE new star of film- Joe Kirk, 77 Yesler way Mr. and Mrs. D. Cathers, 645 E. 70th .. . land, AGFA, makes better pictures—the allenists to give any ling on insanity. piled that he would not permit the “The defense is riding two horses Basket Filled With Home Needs Regular $2.73 Outfit for $1.95 | Business club solicitors included | ©. Meldrum....81 BG. Rice..... 1 | J. G Holton FP. L. White 1 | J. Moore Strang & Pros Shipman fed ner ee 5 Mrs. Starr 1 leon Joslyn... 1 Beattio Trading Co. Hamilton .., corge Gray.¢. T. Hannon. . B. Ferguson Frank Pierce Dick Faris . Grant Wilson Elliot Bay Mills | George Baird D. M. Hinman | Ben Wall M. Bheldon i. Swarte- bawEh veces | F. Ridenour... Beckatead H, B. 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Dell LEVITT BROS] i iu) ous) DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHINGS 1 Kam 1 SECOND AVENUE AT PINE Es a ALL Hara abio Window We 'Ke, Dents. 40 ener Ss; Samos, #137 Ela ial kind camera lovers en- in opposite directions at FR Sy OR AA fe i ; ne, by plead ; oie Leo Druxman ... 5.00 || joy taking. Extremely time, by pleading guilty, thereby as- |serting sanity, and then offering | testimony of a mental disease,” naid Assistant State's Attorney Marshall. | "These two positions are directly op- Dosite to each other and incon-} sistent.” took much courage jfrom the statement of Justice Cav-| jerly that a few months ago he had| }& somewhat similar case and sen | tenced the slayer to life in prison, The case was that of Sam Rosen Rosen killed his wife. | “The court could and did appoint alienists to examine him and when | not In! pointed out Rosen had pleaded guilty and} begged for hanging. Justice Caverly | }appointed an alienist to examine him, The report showed Rosen tech-| nically “We admit the boys committed ane murder; we admit they aro legally | sane; but we contend that the court should know the state of mind of the defendants in order to gi a fair sentence.” This is the ment of attorneys for the defense in reply to each fresh attack by the | state, “No evidence tending to show the |boys are insane can be Introduced | | without throwing the question into| |the hands of a fury," State's Attor- | |ney Crowe holds, “If the boys are |insane or partially insane they can | not plead gullty.” | The court's reply is that he will |not listen to any evidence tending to show insanity, but only to such testimony that deals with a diseased | functioning of the mind | GIVES BOTH SIDE ir | | INTY OF LEEWAY Court convened at 10:30. Dr William A. White of Washington D. C,, defense allenists, took his wa on the witness stand. would give both plenty of leeway Marshall then started off with the | exchanging statement that the defense had con- ly chatthag with thelr attorneys, the court was told that the man was | ne and was responsible for | |his acts, I permitted the plea of! guilty to stand and sentenced him to | [life imprisonment,” Justice Caverly | Th Exemtent quality, imported willow clothes baskets—the kind that necessities! The outfit consists of: ts for years filled with every day household Willow basket, size 27x32x10 inch -Regular price $1.00 6 Bars Crystal White Soap. Regular price .25 Rolls Toilet Paper 3 Packages of Rinso 3 Packages of Steri-Foam. 12-Quart Galvanized Pail Regular price .36 Regular price — .20 Regular price 15 ; Regular price 33 Dozen Common Clothes Pins. Regular price .14 Large Scrubbing Brush. Package Steel Wool... Regular Price oes Regular price .20 Regular price 10 73 Basket and All—Yours for. $1.95 Saving: \.cucus week MSS Union Street Basement—The Bon Murche BonMarché ike St .,SecondAve., UNionSt.,Seattle. them | tate. | Two Bandits Get $171 for Trouble Armed bandits toak $ victims Wednesday night. Entering hi&‘grocery s armed bandits held up 'T taking $166 and excs thereby admitting Leopold and Loeb ano, and then offering to put alien- Jists on the stand to testify to the Chief Defense Attorney Darrow| mental condition of the defendants, asked the court to mit Marshalls| ‘then he plunged into a mas reading of rulings, stating the rend-| books |ing could be continued until "Dooms |day." Justice Caverly replied he| | would not imit either slde, but} black hair smoothed and. glistening | the| Admiral line of Seattle, {t wa stato contention {clared here today, comments and frequent |U. S. Satisfied in Imbrie Death Note WASHINGTON, July 31.—A reply from the Persian government consid: ore at 6207] ered ug satisfactory to the American W., two masked and] note demanding redress for the mur. Palmer, | der of Maj. Robert W. Imbrio, Amori- jean vice consul at Teheran, was re- 10 Nickerson st.,| ceived and made public today at the was riding in his automobile Wednes- | state department. day night at 12tb ave. 8. and Main | st, When he wax stopped by two} made by this government negro highwaymen, who forced him| warned that rupture of to alight and walk half a block to a} between the two countries might bo | dark spot, where they robbed him of | the penalty for failure to accord sat ported to the police The reply agrees to all demands isfaction. Ex-Seattle Ship Helpless at Sea MANILA, July 31,—Calls for aid have nN sent out by the Steamer Stanley, formerly operated by the Ho. A wireless mes engines had broken down and she was In netd of as stance, The Stanley was on the way to Burope with a general curgo, which relations Aigonquin to Aid England’s Pilot The U. S. coast guard cutter Al Konquin is on its way to Attu it land, the farthest westerly point of tho Aleutians, to give aid to A Stuart MacLaren, British round-the world flyer, and his mechanic, If they arrive there within the next week, according to word reaching Soattle ‘Thursday | ‘The Algonquin has been at Nasik harbor, Atka island, giving medical jAttention to the natives there, A ;Canadian trawler deposited supplies for MacLaren at Nazan harbor some time ago, “Cherry King” Gets Thousand Per Acre HOOD RIVER, Ore, July 8h— Less than four acres of cherries, be longing to J. R. Nunamaker, “cher ry king,” of Hood River, brought j him a cheek for $12,701 for this sea: son's crop, Ho marketed his erop thru the Hood River Apple Growers’ assoelity tion,