The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1924, Page 14

Laughed Two Weeks Ago—Now They’re Worried The smile has gone from ers of Bobby Franks. Tw lows started, the two yout with each other. Today strained look that envelops the L rd ‘thrill’ they sought in mi Frank Tinn it is differe of Richard Loeb an the fight proceedings lightly -the t the o weeks ago, When hs took the faces picture a Perhaps the d Nathan Leopold, Jr., slay- to save the gal- y, they laughed and joshed the right shows the seriou y are experiencing the | them from ey Leaves Romances Behind Him EW YORK, Aug. 11—Cy clonic Frank T! y the bounding main, possibly glancing thru a brand new c tract calling for $1,500 a week, while the girls he left behind him took stock of wreckage left when a high-voltage, black-face caveman comedian runs just a little too far amuck. Two fair voices—the resonant and firm, the other faint and sad—were raised and neither one would have an out and out bad word to say about Frank. When the comedian knocked out Imogene Wilson, fair Follies favorite, and got into court and out again and smashed a cam- era and didn't go home for three or four nights, here is what happened to the principals: Tinney—Was paid $10,000 to Yeleaso Sam H. Harris from a current contract and signed a mew one at $1,500 a week to Play a season in London. Imogene—Fired from the Follies last night by Flo Zieg- feld because she went back to Tinney and deprived of a $600 @ week movie contract, because of the notoriety. Mrs. Tinney—Brought sult for separation from her husband to y ts on one VARIED PROGRAMS ON TUESDAY’S WIRELESS BRODACASTING BILLS Copyright, 1924, by United Press ‘JY, New York, 405m and WGY, Schenectady, 330m, 7:30 p.m. E. S. T.—New York Philharmonic orchestra. WIZ, New York, 465m, ‘Singers. WFAA, Dallas, 476m, 8:30 p. m. © 8S. T—Tancred Commandery quartet. KFI, Los Angeles, 496m, 6:45 |) p.m P, C. 8. T—Motion pic- ture night. WFI, Philadelphia, 39m, 7 p.m. E. 8, T—Fairmont Park symphony. 9:15 |} p.m. E. S. T.—The eight Volgas || | protect their Long Island prop comedian sailed for | of the voices raised of the pale, frighten: who wailed “F * and clung to him in his cabin until It seemed she might get her way and be carried to England with him. ‘The other voice was that of Mrs. Tinney and there was no wail “I'm not ready to join the rest of the mob and jump on Frank,” she said. “He has a lot of good qualities, but appa ly he hasn't sowed all his wild oats yet, and I guess he never will I'll go back to work (Mra Tinney was formerly Edna Day- enport, stage favorite) and the boy and I (the Tinneys have « small son) will live down at Baldwin on our 35 acres “Those acres are nico and flat, and the boy and I will be able to live on the level—which is the way after all, I gucas.” |\Dies From Crash On Mt. Hood Road} | PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 11.—Dom-| |'no Casiato died of injuries recelved | | when an automobile in which he was riding Sunday night, crashed from Mount Hood road, six miles east of | | car |Casiato and his family were return | ing from a vacation. | | | JOHN H. PERRY Is HERE | | John H. Perry, former Seattle at-| |torney and now president of the| | American Press association, arrived ington hotel. He is here} month's vacation in The! Charmed Land, he said, The | gram present state highway pro was unanimowily approved! | Sunday by the third annual meeting | f lot the Western Washington Motor | Freight association at the Hotel Sa. voy. Fifty.two auto freight men at | tended the meeting. THE BON MARCHE Barcain BASEMENT Hard Times, Nothing! 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Other occupants of the| Pav escaped with minor injuries. | (4 i (ew Be ¥ Ta Supe Frate: jor Court, Position No, 2—Arthur C. Ba ¥. Griftiths (*), W Hupertor Court, Position No. 9—J. T. | Ronald (*). | Unknown Woman Is | Hurt on Highway | An unidentified Worn was} knocked unconscious in a spectac- ular traffic crash on the Edmonds | highway Sunday night, in which | four cars were wrecked. Leo Lip- Miss Drew nd two other per- 4, cars as the re- cident. Tho injured driven away in of Haller lak sons had sult of the woman wi passing auto. a a} DEDICATE NEW CHURCH | KELSO, Aug. 11.—Dr. Coleman E. Byram, pastor, officiated. 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