The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1924, Page 5

» MONDAY, AUGUST 4 your cb of be De not become disce have had troubl with your plate to please you et others’ pric then come to you money These Prices for a Short Time Only No Charge for Painless Extraction When Other Work Is 1 Contracted For NOT A DENTAL PARLOR, receive person: Al Work ¢ attentton, anteed for 15 Yea) Open ¥ to 6 Dally—0 to 12 Sunday DRS. BELMEYER & PARR DENTISTS 1504 Third Avenue Corner Third and Pike Best Sets $7.50, $12.50, $15.00 wraged if you have paid high flee with sterilized THE FIVE HELD Nia... HOLD-UP RAID (<2 @ ’” . Two Women Escape; Police Back in Crook “Come Seattle?! cet et Rescue 20 Victims we BY JOHN W. NELSON excepted). Gi “ WELL-DRESSED young 1 alke Come We De cematr anced ur thir he i th outl d uy pread out } It | | me | “Aw, g'wan,” said the I ) “Don't let me catch you up here seat h A i of the line.” The youth walked away with a broad PAGE 5 j DEPARTMENT STORE Our August Sales Stand Out Dominant in Quality ba . ria | Bard WW Kt. W I ESS than a week ago the youth, D ig NORGE aie earns + we'll let the name go at that, the on file at the office OVERHEARD PLOT walked out of the g us for an t ’ f Monroe reformatory—free once mort Se). Fear Oe t F t ‘ What next? Return to the haunts of the crook, the t paths of the underworld, of easy money, of f ( es ure capture? No, decided Dan, To walk the straight, 7. ‘ ut rocky path of honesty—the hardest path on earth to A PRIVATE, ht ° it t € n of } that unfortunate class of men—the “ex-co J the 5 ay Three convictions stand against Dan’s name. Three re—Examination PMRICE : 6 times Dan has faced a judge and taken hi 1? - ( H “Tha »¢ the last time for ge,” he said to himself 1 of the Rex hot there outside the walls of Monroe. K ’ ’ Hg oe, bears A’ MONROE Dan had read the in The Star met L. B FE of George R , the “Dud Croo who wanted Eatrance on Third Ave, aun. A ¥ a chance and then failed to return for it. He came “ nid maaan oa straight to The Star office and sought out the reporter the Whole State is any guide to} pc CIRCUS BOOMING FIRES CHECKED And Sees Prosperity Over | Forest Blazes Dying Under “That last paragraph,” he said. “I want to test that out. I want to show that a convicted man can go straight. I’m qualified. I've done three stretches and I was guilty, too, But these dicks, these sheriffs and prosecutors who say, ‘Once a crook, always a crook’ are dead wrong. I want a job, Nothing can make me go crooked again.” lis CARRY OFF ROBBERS Ir . he uppe the other four! with mot Blankets of Moisture h was “ee IRTLAND, ©: reporter wasn’t much interested. re La wpben? torent 2 i _ “I'm pretty busy now,” he said. “If you mean director of the B: play fire fighters have beer the appointment and sauntered into the office at 3:30, ing here Until We ay night. He stances to check | pr, pjtebshoer ticrnd half an hour late. Dan was waiting, reported 3 y the s orga r . | “ y , f j ” sens ie ne. that his organt | Waite is married and has a baby.| Hm’m—maybe this fellow means business,” he : A. as doing the, bigweet business most serious fires, | 319 has been employed by the city thought of its career in this state in In the Goose P | a fant “Over on the East side the |g abou i Wie Dan's story was similar to that of the former crook, crowds were so great, we had to/o & . only he operates—pardon—operated along a differe take down tho hangings and spread Oil Syndicate’s | line. ; ; ; J Sef them around inaid in. 1 before when times ¥s feel it show gi two en A day at Ninth and he ring for aw bi tertainme was out Su * Vets to Dance at “TY've thrown away my tools and stuff and am going to keep away from the old gang,” he said. ward E. Books Are Probed O WE heard his story. Three convictions. A fourth arrest may mean an habitual criminal charge and conviction means life in the pen. . wh in September on 2 af his Leschi Wednesday on Dan is young, healthy, with an active brain and a pie oy enellanecdieeae. at | The Victory ¢ mposed of ex desire to make good. | serviced 1 HE MAKES IT f SHORT & SWEET {*' In one of the br’ fest divorce com- | The Lillian ted proceed! W. against Claude Kelsey In one iz pe paragraph, in w ' s that he left her four years ago 1 she bases her complaint. | 7 WIFE ASKS A DIVORCE |S“ * Violet L. Damaske Monday start- | drug ed divorce action Damaske, alleging ¢ support. They May 20, 1917 ainst Clyde | m y and non- married were He should have a chance, don’t you think? We put it up to Dan, himself. “Here are six representative employers of Seattle, Dan,” we said. “Go and see them. y your cards on the table. Tell ’em just what is against you and what you want to do. No use trying to hide anything. | You'd get ‘knocked over’ just as you were getting along nicely, “We believe there are employers who'll take a chance | with you. Try it. Come back tomorrow and tell us what they said. Maybe you'll get the job right off. | Maybe not. What do you ee Dan said “All right!” just as if he meant it and | walked out. Wonder Tuesday. TIZENS TRAP YOUTHS nree in the by Two Scheduled ae KFOA Radio Bill Alfred Green and what happened to Dan? We'll tell you yy REDU DOLLAR PYREX These Pyrex Dishesarenow on sale at our store, Each Piece retails at One Dollar. Six-Sided Pie Piste Open Baking Dish =! Au Gratin Dish Store Hours: 8:30 A, M. to 6 P. M. WOUND BANDITS OFFICER KILLED Police Defeat $500,000 Ex- Bank Robbers Slay Police- press Robbery Attempt man and Wound Another | make Tues¢ NEW YORK, Aug. 4 of bu s to loot the Railway ¥ 000 in curr was frustrated volver battle today shot and six captured. | Ten men forced an entrance Into} An attempt} DETROIT, Mich., Aug, 4.—Patrol-| W. G. Ashworth was kille bank robbers who held up Continental be: ped with $2,400. Herbert Halo wa wounded. | compan} ncy and merchandise | b police in a re One burglar was CTION ON SUMMER GOODS! LAWN MOWERS ¥ DOORS man he four men drove up in a $4.00 the building shortly after midnight,|touring car and one remained at ba binding and gagging two night\the wheel wi three ¢ it watchmen. Police met tho robbers/tered the ba on a stairway leading to the second) men, the ba Hundreds bought shirts at this sale on Saturday and Monday of shirts. We have enough left to by Sizes beauties, balloon, Jacquard broadcloth and rayon in collarless, tached collar s To weigt All-Wool Double Blankets, a pair All-Wool Double Blankets, a pair Wool Mixed Double Blankets, a pair... Heavy Double Cotton Blankets, a pair... Heavy Double Cotton Blankets, a pair... Heavy Double Cotton Blankets, a pair... Medium Double Cotton Blankets, a pair. . Medium Single Cotton Blankets, each ... Medium Single Cotton Blankets, each Men Buy Your Shirts Tuesday The Last Day of a Great Sale at 95c, $1.65 and $2.35 Main Floor of discriminating men There were thousands a rousing final day of it on y—be on hand. SHIRTS AT $2.35 14 to 17. These shirts are made from fine aeroplane, rate collar and at- x ly $3.50, or 3 for and $5.00. Each $ nd to the rooming house o in this sale are Our Blanket Sale Is of the First Importance first grac they are i Upper Main Floor nded. for SHIRTS AT 95c Percales and madras shirts in neck band, collarless style, in neat patterns on light and dark grounds, 17. Choice at 95c. SHIRTS AT $1.65 Rayon striped madras shirts in neat patterns and choice colors of blue, tan, lavender, green and black. Formerly $2.50 and $3.00 shirts, Each $1.65 or 3 for $4.75. management as the blankets and of the desired .... $10.75 wee $7.50 Boies $5.75 og oi 0'e's PERSE etek a $2.48 Pre Me $1.95 rer $1.69 Rear, $1.50 Sizes 14 to aes SE Rh Rk el RE 2 ett pei Si floor, where the battle was fought.|ed ‘fire. Then they Six of the band were beaten into] other persons in the bull insonsibility while three others made! eq up all cash in sight, and their escape. } SCREENS WIRE CLOTH SPRAYS, SPRAY PUMPS CROQUET SETS and Overstocked Items of CAMP FURNITURE ONE- S than the | Vet's Wife Gives |Arrange Rites for Life for Her Babe} In spite of a blood transfuston| operation Sunday morning, Mrs.| Dodie Edwards died at noon in the| Columbus sanitarium from infection| contracted a week ago following the birth of a baby girl. An appeal for subjects for the| his neighb [transfusion operation was broad: Jcast thru the city Saturday night] supper, and was chattir lpy radio station KHQ. ‘The appeal| afterward when he colla brought dozens of volunteers. Only} and died almost instantly. ithose known as “Group No. 1°} nator Townsend, who was within | tho Jcould be used. This 1s a very}4 few days of; his 68th birthday, | rare type and the person finally| #¢tved four terms, from 190: 1910, ell G. Former Senator} ani i JACKSON, Mich., Aug. 4 Oblo, ‘we arrangements were to be for former United §& Charles E. T Funeral ade today 1 Senator | 'P¢ Buy Tuesday at THIRD regular price, BIG SOAP SPECIAL! for TUESDAY ONLY. 6 bars CRYSTAL WHITE—2 bars CREME OIL 1 Large Pkg. A 1 Large Pkg. PE ght while visiting in the and Mrs. L, J. Harris, with them sudden WASHING ford, °?-| Train Hits Auto; | | One Dies; Two Hurt} DUNKIRK, N. ¥ Quibt ell Faust, other persons seriously injured when | h century limited, westbound, an automobile near Hold ‘Funeral for Hé had sited’ his, nelghbors: for Ex-Ballard Youth Funeral service for Che . 59th st, Mittlestadt Sunday , Aug. 4 , Lakewood, | instantly killed and two} here to er Stan Stanford, | held from Undertaking par-| t year's SAVINGS DEPOSITS Made on or Before August 5th Will Receive Interest From August Ist MACHINE S80AP— —a regular $1.15 value for her name be selected asked that | withheld, ards 1 the wife of Doug: \Large ‘Locale Gidsed | for 2 Weeks’ Work) ‘The large lock of the Lake Wash- ington canal will be closed, begin ning Monday, for two weeks for re-| pair work, Col. W. J. Barton of the var department's engineering office », announces, he smaller lock will be kept open. This lock accommod ships less | |than 30 feet wide, et long and }16 fect draft, reduced for Tuesday 19c Each A fine duster for the home, car, ete, VY, - PINT KERR SELF-SEALING Mason Jars VERY SPECIAL 69c doz. demonstration of JARS a SAPSB— ert }—Con Policeman Shoots Fleeing Fisherman | Bernard Jackson, waa in the | city hospital Monday, suffering from \a bullet-shattered arm, which he sus tained when he tried to evade arrest by oscaping from an officer, Jackson into a fight with Ta | trolman M {ead when the latter Jtried to arrest him as drunk, He | knocked the officer down in’ the |:noleo und fled, it Is charged, Mond shot once into the air, but Jackson did not stop. ‘The next shot hit the fleeing man inthe arm, and he halted Jackson said he was 0 fisherman, in a let (Base us show you how to get re- as congr 1910 to 1 as senator, He was de- feated for a third term in the senate by Woodbridge N. Ferris, SATIN SLIPPER © FE ALL HE TAKES} tomance or plain damphoolish- t's what the coppers are won- following the theft of a er from M P. Fuller, Millard st., Sunday night rhaps the burglar to play’ Prince Charming Cinderella, At any rate he into Mrs, Fuller's home at pom, and whe carrying off o} The thief THOUSANDS OF MEN AND WOMEN ARE ONLY HALF-WELL Not sick enough to go to a doc- tor—-not well enough to enjoy life, Start taking a mixture of Old Port Wino and nutty flavored olive oll, One week will sh © marked change, Made of only the purest ingredients. Re nded. by! every achool of medicine, unfailing in constipation, All druggists sel) Portolive, sults, and arrived here Saturday night from Alaska, Portolive Laxative ~—Advorlisemonut an, and two terms, from | ; ‘Thursday at long nool senior, died Cle Elum lake, following a iliness. Going to Mt. Rainier? It Is a Grand Trip! The children will enjoy it, Teoads are fine, but before you start be sure you have a “thin” mixture running thr r the same did the & the insur- to Paradise to put us as you climb upwards everal of our of all forms of insur- auto, plate glass, bur Writer ance—fire glury, ote, Only the best of American companie We aim to save you : money. 4 Phone us. isin ¢ DEPOSIT your SAVINGS with the Oldest and Largest Savings Institu- tion in the Pacific Northwest, which for Thirty-Five Years, through wars and financial panics, has never missed paying a semi-annual divi- dend to depositors of at least 5% Per Annum Compounded Semi-Annually Savings Bank 1101 Second Avenue Assets, $30,000,000 Established 35 Years Washington Mutual TES ea eT Le ee re) ee