The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1924, Page 8

: THURSDA \ rH EATTI STAR i 2m Vi ightning Hits Within { po | CHINESE EXHIBIT J} 50 Yards of Coolidge!|,.. tas Be Ad} lasque Ball | 1S ASSURED nce of Electric Wires in Farm House] @ Three “Girls at Advertising Frolic Her« , Saves President and Family ~ = — - - — —_——_ anes 7 eee atl Prominent Business Men to Raise Money Here py WILLIAM J. Losi od . A 0 " ny™ ~ OOe ’ 4 4 , d s ree 6 he : ; 5 r se t . aes 0 > ‘ 0 va th Ends Labors ad tt at * apt . "™ eC. W. Bardeen - « : a caadhar coc: SEEK FOR BODY OF SEABORN | Family Convinced Shipping Man Was Drowned ‘TOMORROW’ S| rere Brunswick Console PHONOGRAPH MAHOGANY OR WALNUT BRAND NEW 1 126 50 o MOOS OOSC COCO OOO SOOO POOSOOSOSOSOOSI SOS DOS OOOO OE 6 ' Ruf fled Marquisette Curtains speciaL 7 8e@ PAIR AINTY quiset ished Special, Friday, 1@ pair. aay by us brother, Harry G i Curtains of good quality : a curtains, 2144 yard uffled tieback SPEAK BY RADIO IN | saab iit = Nene eS Winch “Black Label’ ' Records (Your Choice) | Seattle - Oriental Trip to} : st conga on Dehalt OC) appeal for mpward. Wass Leave October 11 eeencean ‘Girl, Threatened Fully Guaranteed , . “Jumps From Auto 1 empleo WFI, Pt fiadelph ‘a D. . §. T—Richard Ha All the Pacific Northwest has “7 4 th the Fairmount to the omy “ un 1 Beat « mercial commis- WGY, Schenectad PIANO CO. |)*\ 1519 Third Ave. y Your Phonograph) gauieaam The woman said she had jumped | e Bush & Lane Way trom an automobile when the man| empted to assault her. She on her | lon to the Orie iT t was announced|| 7:45 p.m. E 8. T ureday at the first meeting of the) rs and th committee in charge of the expedi- nian club mixed | ele |tion, which will sail for the Far crea East October 11 aboard the President WWJ, Detroit, 17 Madison. ll p E. 8. T.—Jean G | Special invitations have been ex-}] or a in dance mus committee acuon in gra A :D. Hat field, of A. J. Rates, constructor » $9 a day and falling to give « like increase to the outeside linemen alro recommended increas rmen Yrom $150 month to $180. }tended to commercial organizations jon City, 365 meters, |thruout the atate of Washington|| 7 p. m. C. & T.—Concert p Jand in Portiand and Astoria, accord-|| gram ng Capt. J, & Gil general | chairman and head of the commis-| Dressed in paper costumes made from Thé Stat, the Misses Florence’ Force, Edith|‘™ Gross and Pat Pleva attended the Ad Masque at the Hippodrome Thursday night. They Lone Bandit Robs layed at Glenn MacLeod's barber shop on Third ave. - are employed at Glenn MacLeod's bar Nidal hth |{ HERE'S MORE ABOUT Two, Flees in Car Hoquiam Sets New po aan FLYERS A done bandit), detving, = coupe Registration Mark Merchants’ ExpoBiggest cee iw an ie eteag sie Sa) HOQUIAM, Aug. 21.—Registra HERE’S MORE ABOUT STARTS ON PAGE 1 1804 FE host. and Irving Ras 4 * : P and tion in Hoquiam reached 3,882 ing eatt é ver L TARTS ON PAGE 1 willing to get avy, having be- {ly after midnight Thursday at 16th|@nm increase of 5¢0 over any pre }| come almost. disgusted at their Jaye Nm. and E. 46th at jvious registration in the city’s his long stay at the Teeland base, tory. |More Than 50,000 Visit Big Show at Bell St.| sie rons, w remove an wie] "50h te ermnater tn. |_ Te andi drove a carn ment from th caused first by Jahead of tho two men and th at orig Dock and See What We Make Mand later by a|3umped out, soverihg thom with «| eneburg. Voters 7 hot " Tee ere, Ceci orc deragea)revetver. After taking $10 trom) Are Fairly Active tt he Pacific |tion up to Thursday morning eek, when the planes were damaged Ba 2 ae SPER ee Demet: oven” re scammed [eerie che ral ee ee te the pair he jumped in his car and| ELLENSBURG, Aug. 21.—Rogis- | attemp to take the air with too| attempting to take the air > 5 nm here was 1,543 when the n hat F ox, adver: |b laska; an fa n mandamus w eek®) heavy a load of fuel. |drove away as This is what BE. R. Wilcox, adver. | batke, A t eke cla ‘The. ponmal “tens # ordinance, however, will troduced in the elty cour the courts have passed uf It Is Changing tising manager of the Pacific Mant-| Die Cal.;.as far west as ae aime: The coope had an Idaho license }ig about 1,600. A high percentage jfolding Book Co., of Emeryville, Cal., | 1u 1 as far cast as Rome bis * aon | the victims reported. Herre is ®jis noted in surroundin re- | th h ti h bit f th . raid ‘Thursday "about the Pacific) HERE'S THE PROGRAM apiicne fake bee -| Italian Leading __ | University of Washington student. cincts pidgin | ithe heating habits of the nation] :::-- srs exponen. ne row 36 nouns eeiinta then ot} as Ship Is Passed ual industrial event of tha Seatth ore te poration Counsel T. J. l. Kennedy| ON ROARD U. 8. 8. RICHMOND ik ie oes directed to prepare a bill for| AT SEA Aug. 21-—With Maj. Loca, ie tatee | next state jogisiature giving |t the Italian aviator, in the lead t enioiManse tS power to acquire and operate| and Lieuta, Smith and Nelson, the - One exe hanges | Americans, following in order, the | Mayor EB. J, Brown appeared be-| three ‘round-the-world flyers passed ]tore the clty utilities committes| over the Richmond at 8:32 a, m 1 offered assistance of his en.| (Greenwich moan time) today, Kagles' | Kineers in preparing plans for con-| All the machines were running struction of m municipal system. | perfectly, the sky was somewhat of Foreign| Brown said he has been informed | cloudy and the sea was smooth as of fleet, Les. | that the clty has authority «im:|they drove on their way. fo install and work a} (The Richmond is approximately | 7) Poles and conduits of the|70 miles from Reykjavik, guarding | department could be used, jone portion of the Iceland-Greenland | log). Chamber of Commerce. Wilcox. whose company is one of the @xhibitors at the exposition, now in ite fourth @ay on the Bell at wharf, expressed the general opinion of the exhibitors of the big show. It excela anything we hay had in Seattle.” waa the wa put by Mrs, Inez Meyring, w charge of the exhibit of the ¥ }Sound Savings association, while F. |B. Hittlekauff of Belding Bros. & Co., the ‘nly silk mill on the Pacific Chl park LL homes by the thousands are being heated in a new way —in & way that authorities say is changing the heating habits i the nation. Works Like a Furnace ‘Th Heatrola js a practical and efficient warm-air heating device. BH keeps the whole house warm—upstairs and down; It moistens the air and changes it twice each hour—the secret, as any doc. ‘Wr will tell you, of healthful heating Looks Like a Phonograph Tie design is that of a handsome cabinet phonograph. The fin th, a rich grained mahogany—a vitreous enamel, smooth as ass and everlasting. You can rub it and dust it with a cloth Fat as you do your furniture. E&stale HEATROLA Displayed at Booths Nos. 293-394, Eacifie Nortnwest Merchants’ Exposition, Bell AUTOMOBILE ecrION SMYTH-COURTNEY CO., INC. WOAS11 SEVENTH Av MA in-8998 colored men ith ave dance, Coast, and tho largest user of raw FRIDAY, 12 Noon—Merchants |silk in the United States. declared |expo luncheon, roof of Bell st, ter: that, from an advertising standpoint, \ {t beat anything they had ever at p. m—Merchants’ | tempted. trips leave Beil st. terminal. | Surprise at its size and complete-| 2 p. m,—Battleship baseball game ness is constantly being expressed by |wé foodland park im many visitors, both from the 4p. m All.fleet swimming meet, visiting merchants and the general sta! Pool, Second and Lenora. l public. The best expression of pub-| §% p. m.—Merchanta expo dance on |lic Interest is the steadily increasing | Bluebird. peas Wednesday, the third| 9 p. m.—Knights of Columbu y of the exposition, the attendance | dance for men of fleet, K. of P. hall, jwas 50,134. according to the official Harvard and Ul bo in. | | count announced Thursday, and} EE ERD Broken Lines of Eleven Reasons Why You Will Wall Paper Enjoy Cooking With | thousands were turned away after 10 AT SHARPLY REDUCED PRICES [__ansuinenyesovesp ences] || VETERAN SMOOTHTOP o'clock, waen the doors were closed.|] HERE’S MORE ABOUT | (casmas’) GAS RANGES seeing Right or left hand high oven model, with oven heat regulator, $135.00 rare for Heating | Approximately 3,500 merchants | from the Pacific Northwest and more | McCOY Hi \distant pointe had visited the exposi- | STARTS ON PAGE 1 || HERE’S MORE ABOUT | jcrait's court Monday was being di SLAYERS Jcussed today, ‘This theory was | prompted by the defense request for STARTS ON PAGE 1 | more time to enter a plea, giving rise |to the opinion that the “Kid's” at |torneys may authorize him to admit Franks home and told Mra. Franks | hig guilt, claiming insanity as an that the boy was safe and would | extenuating circt ance, Defense be Peete if the ransom was|counsel, however, denied that such DISPOSAI offering in which are in | paid.” |a proceudre is being cons 4 hs SAL % - | " ” eye 1 Ce ee ae eee ngrar | ‘The federal government en: cluded all small quantities, remnants and_ |]} 1—One burner heats several 7—A smooth, level surface. hevorted: | tered the case today with the an- | ‘ ‘ ; ; Wy vessels, Keeps a whole Imig amialloat’ edesia pele agin 3 | nouncement that valuable dia discontinued patterns, in both domestic and dinner hot. Hot ti! an you imagine the feelings of EVERY WOMAN will be in- terested in seeing the big PA- CIFIC NORTHWEST MER- monds, said to have been owned by Mrs, Mors, and which are thought to have been smuggled into the country, are being that mother? Why, at that moment the body of little Bobby Franks was lying cold in that drain pipe. imported papers, at greatly reduced prices. Papers for living-room, dining-room, hall, 2—A top that's hot all over. 8—Saves work—as easy to More heat utilized for cook as a table top. “1 wonde ey ale ing. ers protected from I wonder if they slept well that 7 aes Ls p “ nba ankheate: CHANTS’ EXPOSITION— Hidse oodtee te DE ethene aad eee eee breakfast-room and bedroom may be chosen grease, do not clog. ‘ cture did not appear before them.| 3 Mors’ body, containec L ¢ saving 1% j 7 S—A bigger top. Few bi rs. latest conveniences for house- picture did not appear before them. | ee cakety wil be-started to New ||| at & Saving from this clearance. 2A blager:top. Pow turnerd 954" vat ecadomial wrallee: "Did they have a fantasy in which | 0os' | Bobby Franks appea ? York tomorrow, where it will be re-|]} Leopold and Loeb, strangely ceived by Mrs. Clara Weinstein, |} Reduced to Papers of which only one bolt of a silent, presented a marked con- mother of the dead woman, Albert kind remain—an exceptional 01 i at trast to their appearance up to | A. Mors, who divorced Mrs, Mors a 10c TUHILy ero: tobe coho a Maan Laer | yesterday. Loeb was particular few days before the climax of her} fi ly attentive, Every fie Savage Jromance with McCoy, will forward | Roll quantity. Reduced to 10¢ roll. turned and pointed an accusing | the remains. finger at him, Loeb winced. Leopold*seemed to be less af- No odors in the kitchen. a Exceptionally good oven for roasting and baking. hold comforts and a thousand other attractions. And for the women who “drives her own.” See the NEW 1925 BUICK CLOSED CARS! New interior furnishings, new refinements 4—Direct heat for quick cook ing. Waste heat retained. Does double work. 10—Rust-resisting coating, - side and out. A SMOOTH- TOP will last for years. 5—Tho new comfort height makes cooking easier. M1—The Wilcolator Oven Heat Regulator--enables. you to Reduced t0 Remnants in quantities up to 8 rolls | I || 1 aed f ; 6—Automatic lighter for top accurately control oven i graceful and distinctive. Qual- fio Ebi ONE, TOO—IS BORN Roll oie? a ] * f | | ity compared, the prices are “Fiven after they saw by the head-| TO PRINCESS MARY | Visit our Stove Section and let us demonstrate j 4 A lines of newspapera that Bobby's| ‘< y. 7 sortme Living-1 | : bat 2 i _ amazingly low, Built on ittle body had ey, Pnina, Leopold YORKSHIRE, England, Aug. || Reduced, to ie Wakoce Cinee i dead ot | these, and other, Vulcan SMOOTHTOP features. sisted ha e 21.—A br Wy, her second, was 5 rs x ri, 4 | a oy ® is PORGaE Ti Be 410 OOH Reka ite RSET tAGaye Nols Biiced Mags | 23c inch widths, including imported Bed- ||| Five models. Prices $54.00 to $225.00, TWO CHASSES “But Loeb'a cruel judgment inatated || daughter of@King George alld || Roll room Papers and fine domestic pat- |} STANDARD SIX that if they continued to try and || Queen Mary of England, and wife || terns, reduced t#@ 25¢ roll. | collect tha@money after the body} ‘4 iscount Lascelles if 4 :beimeey hook had been! found they wath talc eee Was a scone of wreak aoe | Reduced to An excellent selection of 18- to 30. | FREDERICK ome chance of being caught aiscélles, was a scone of great ac. |) v ’ sele 8- 50- f pes gave wa Bir Tasboid Peri sey faring na oaety morning 50 inch Papers, in verdure, jaspe, Colonial | 1 they went on with thelr stan tol] yours and Me Dies th the china {if C _ stipple and other new patterns, reduced | &3 NELSON , [eons renin, Sr sald. He}! and Princess M : Roll to 50¢ roll. | i then told minute det of howl] the attending physicians, “aro Frederick & Nelson, Third Poor the boys planned to recelvo the|| ing welt money, Seeded ol 7 pt 4 oe ie i i H < S | | | | 2 | Hy | i j } | | | } } | | | Hii) Hy Lil > i hi naimcemciermari Hae | | BH i 5 ee rie Hh