The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1924, Page 4

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SLIPPERS 4 °° NOVELTY SLIPPERS FINAL REDUCTIONS ‘ THE Our School Girls Learn to Make Own Frocks JSATTLE PAR “HE RE’'S MORE ABO ABOUT POINT GREY STARTS ON PAGE ; ‘ Dainty Gowns Made Black Patent Black Suede . th dog Wag om Black Satin =< Black Kid cnaprevta si SAYS PROF a8 hogan af Tan Suede Tan Kid (ra ste a the Norte White Kid Gray Suede eee "Ranging om ch Values to $5 Values to $7.50 BADEN. ral Aug. 22 As rene, the yle and inh of es) LOS ANGELES HEARS NOTHING 4 at : START SOON fc ses a re et Make Our Store MARINES DON'T GET EM — dea tc Gor urton| irtines lation YOU'LL PARDON US, ; Your Headquarters oft aden reper te aes f BUT THOSE PEACHES : for School Shoes raat aos he oe ARE ONLY 11 INCHES CAMBRIDGI Aug : M woy or Brown Calf with an thers ¢ overed _ Miss Louise Olsen, of the|| sould have | ; WASHINGTON, Aus: aie mont| Dil of Queen Anne high, at|| aay, inquiring if the { powerf world, tuned in ¢ the school’s exhibit, North-|| really were 26 inche H 0 20 wave length and held t Merchants’ exposition, | as s heard. NEW YORK SKE ae Al NEW YORK, Aus ” | Shipetead, Who May Pick scr Next President, Is Here: tations New York a from Frederik: mittee on their beha'f on the e seen | th robably | day's layover payroll of the county, thru the dark re- | West o draw a reo. |b republicans do overhauling the use of this fund." grown. |ord breaking attendance fray Seat-| not have a safe majority “ary to sp said that the night, when the | tle In case of deadlock in the house, | TIvigtut to Ind m the “county's benifi-|regions were seen at an angle in-| Seating capacity Ix about 7,000 and|he vice president chosen by the “ee [ae : ring Ju | ntend of a under the Martian |officials report approximately one: | senate be president. It would ° sfc 4. Green, Bellevue, $300. W.|n seemed to indicate |third of the reserved seats sold for! req " 0 of 49 vote: Will Go on Today if |H. Shaw, $200; W. H. Merritt, ure taking place, it|tho three-day thriller the acta ts tae a eas) eee O¢ st 150; Mar ; es, “ Italian Is horated aoe Mary V. But Whoope-ee-ce! Let 'er buck! |iineup is | M. Daretlo Phillips, | | publican a..+ WASHINGTON, Aug. } American round-the-worl aiming responsibility fo | Democratic 3 BRE seats the So doguet Nort | greater, ent (Canada’s Dairying [Renae cehots ocetis} $25-mile dash, wi! _ | al F Signs 6 ee hae Sem Qaclared it was | __ Exports Increase] fix aouital insurgents are. In [Greenland to Ivigtut today, accord | OTTAWA, Ont, Aug, 22.—IExports) cluded in the republican majority of fot da she products for 1923 from Can | 51 € dan Increase in aggregate | Only four of these would be re 1 to join with the two farmer Hing to word received at the *alr Service. army | us of the $ - ue of 32,374, according to fig: or senators from Minnesota, 4 The shant from Frederikadal to because the city . ed b a Mais as ir nator | Wigtut Js a little over 200 miles and|of the taxes | Mayor Calls Conference voles eee ment. This] stead and Johnson, to . ni be completed in a few hours. } “0 kn h Kannair's dope | i | ana alsa Gbtanlie and iorhet Bryan, In that caso Shipstead and tia step; however, tay -nct becomes trom" he added. “its fo Monday With Officials Hanh ate alll Berths Johnion would hold the key to the| taken if no word is received from|Commissioner Frank Payl.” Genera saith exporta,. The totall ee _ | ‘the Italian aviator, Locatelli whos A conference of city legislative! Vous of dairy pronucts exported in| 2! “a long shot, but it's entirely not bee and executive heads has been] 1993 compared with | 208%! here. ny Bl Route called for Monday at 10 a. m. to| 3 , compared with} "he sonator had a hearty laugh ereceived concerning him when . over the possibility, but he wouldn't the passed over the cruiser Richmond * 4 Erick the Red discuss Seattle's fight agninst the! deny that such might happen ute for Ivigtut, on and, are fol 170 miles west of Ic telephone trust at the Masonic Tem: | |Farms Don’t Need | He will speak | * Officials here were elated over advisory b rd, | last year, only $60,000 worth were! ere formed | } Air service officials feel that it < City officials will meet in conte gle ton aving on a late train} “may be nece: for the American | /°W!"s vc Rec PaaS ig Beata Free Grain Seeds |! for Portland, and Boise, Idaho, where} iflyers to delay continuance of their! *"° r he island. nce 1 mayor Brows when the} QUEBEC, Que. Aug. 22.—Figures | be ks before returning home, _ | Geeheduled hop in order to Join the| A usins tutti mores cy he Most In-|mayor will give them details of his|insued by the provincial departmeht | — — Ssearch for the missing tallar a hegr G fast orp Hemant tt} plan to build a telephone system|ot agriculture show that there ha: | f Word"has been sent to the five] nit ted ty im a aed Itor sen been an improvement in the condl SHOES § ES | cruisers stretched g the route! 4 rion itn ¢ Ae " Agee Ae: thie’ oot tions of farmers over last year, duc | | from Iceland to Greenland to be on|*. i it ‘was main-} 4 h nference will be the| tq good crops, to such an extent that | 4hé lookout for any ot the Ital turies by Nor-|members of the city council, mem-|inatead of distributing grain seeds | | Han. n the colony |bers of the board of public works| for over $125,000, as was the case 0 FOR Ly | | antial ho land of the } | | Buccess of the hazardou And Duntety were {Corporation Counsel T, J, 1, Ken-|necessary to meet the requirements || BEACON UNION.MADE SHOES cross the northern Atlant : wth jnedy and his assistants, and the|this year, According to Hon, J. B. AND OXFORDS Delieve t the hissed’ the® far oa 9 terious telephone engineer, | Caron, minister of agriculture, there | journey now is over Sconniitaltin” tak )Whom Mayor Brown claims is the; Will be a further improvement in | “{ am delighted,” {best authority on telephone matters|the conditions, judging by the pros- | . fone el | Special $ 4.65) Patrick, chief of the Ra atest pes lin the Western part of the United| Dect of the crop in the province Men's All s planned the world t they would have (States. The mayor declined to re. Leathers Aton | When word was f citable land of toe,|veal the identity of the engineer. | Lead Production eather Shoes Maval radio that the flyers ate Oxfords * tessfully concluded thelr jour Italian Wetccthd In a letter to the board of public! the mayor said that ho| Jumps in Canada 6.000 | had ¢ ined data which shows that]! OTZAWA, Ont. Aug. unicipal telephone plant would| tion of lead in Canada in 1 dozen or more mil built up a crystal | work places is in black and fan Calfskin and Vici Kid, o-¢ a flat rate service at a cost] 111,234,466 pounds, valued Exceptional | Safe in Greenland “Wonderful,” S 46 per cent less than the Values, | LONDON, Aug. 22.—The D ays r of the Pacific Telephone ; , Mail's early afternoo Martin, of Flight | Telegraph Co, A municipal tele-| of 19 per cent in quantit a 87 per im a dispatch from Reykja B IGHAM, Aug. 22—~"Won | phone ystem, based upon mete: ent in value. Contributing to this the Italian airman, Lieytenant 1 derf as the way Maj. Fred L, | se rvice, would afford an economy of |4arerate were British Columbia felli, as well as the two Mart ctibed the world alrmen’s |fully 40 per o under the 1] With 99,641,818 pounds; Yukon, | fiyers, landed at Fre flight from ‘Jc aT te venland, {rales Now existing, the mayor ia pounds; Ontario, 4,401, toy) “around 7:10 o'clock, night.’ |winen told. here roday of ane | claims, pounds, and Quebec, 620,041 pounds | There is no confirmation of this!success, “tam giad to hear that| 4 municipal system, the muyor ar | Report regarding the landing of|the troutles win ice ie ine | sty, Soul TUG telephone sa FLAMING YOUTH Locatelli, however, trom any other! iepriy over,” suid the man who|6very residence of the city for gi], VAM Jay—When you kiswed her did *nource here. Jcommanded the fly until Melber month you find her responsive? ‘ The Evening N pee BO) Ae on a lonely mountain in| The mayor also submitted recom.|.,¥°"buft—Well, I should say 1 CARL definite word hae} a ee mendations to the board on a sur.{ tt: Why she burnt the back of SCHERMER talian arrived ut Life. eating that the my neck with her cigaret O Frederikadal with the Amerieans, | gon yi naar AR CEL A Dt ihe reap he se of the 103 Ist Ave, S, jhonor of Maj. A Stuart, ida , “ uid. det nttiad th at be save ND AER Wo carry » full and complete || o Stuart MacLaren, | would dete e the cost of service ou Join our lodge | sit ; >, | WHAZ, ‘troy, reports haying been| British round-the-world fly er, who|and the cost of construction of the rt filer adecles i age) Al beteta ee ot eget taggers, Pace and heard in Peru, 4,000 miles away In| was forced out of the race when his|rlant. 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They Get’E Election Quirks May Make Minnesotan’s 8| Suicide Dlasniees M AY INTERVENE | Crippled Tanker ‘ Black or Brown Calf or Faney Com- ee. ey Get m Vote the Dec iding One Gets Nurse Freedom) Is Taken in Tow ; bination, as illustrated— Yet at Vancouver | Bact ad : . «| OMAHA, Aug. Discovery that MARSHFIELD, Ore., Aug. 22.— ‘ Real $4 value! VANCOUVER, B. ©, Aug. 22—|GBENATOR HENRIK per paliect, ‘Mies’ Catherine Ford (Death of American Sends [After having drifted helplessly off ‘ ae | picked up by Point Grey |1a Yollette campaig : Joatieed. the release of rose| Warship to Honduras | t%* Orexon coast since late Tuesday ¥s ‘ Por 2 ted the reception Cavatier!, nurse, after she had been | night, the Union Ofl tanker War- Welt Soles meyer eoge w & thinks Beatie | ; a ms < ane een nection with the elght wick was taken in tow by the tug el : Heels t y g tanto for s before he talked of: | wom eBooks *lernment in Honaura re a, m. today and headed for As- q : miteder nants from the reported murder of Ge torla A broken pinion was given : man, abor senator foresees |iows ‘The nai a de mp Gatewood Hamiltc Americ as the cause of the ship's engines : NOTE I have t a new era In politice—a breaking UP | have teaped from a jeitizen, in the district of Puerto | becoming disabled. * ‘lot the old partie " th Cast port 3 CAREFULLY jean expe r < elimi etd ste cn , heard anything reasmnbid is HAVE NEW IDEAS BB bight irs Fe. lwattipagr ul 2e50m888 4 ; nals," Mr. Walker said 1] 5 EN MINNESOTA HOLDS OPEN HOUSE Kdliling, the state departm : 2 “In enota we ured to think] zs " : : i : | | Nlckg tid’ta eke hae Mrs, J. B. Smart, rounding out ar Peat Beaulack, who ts statio ; ‘ PRC 2 " fac Paya pax | Yearw experience in Seattle as man-|Putrto Castilla, to ob in j ; : ' fron fisat.” {Se ‘seriator paid, with ang, Opes bowen Friday trom | mation a 4 Tet at Pike St, !2m7y mate: oe me __ MARS ts eye Sa Th A T"Pio my im the, new mar| “Tho tata partment ast tea “CREDIT! a 1 . , ACE m menta, on addition to ne | we eo Unite s on a ne : $ = Next to Bartell’s Drug Store STARTS ON PAGE 1 oqualmie pass, and the trip t ad is a Die-boned, broad.| Apartments, | addition e|sent the United States naval cruiser | I } ; ” shouldered Swede, with o elight Sean |UBiversity distri artment | Galveston to La Ce ar Puerto : ERP FEY beg ME os Hie doe og el ee Mayor | Houses, on 12th ave. N. I, between |Castilla, to protect BOYCE-ITE ooo SS I ton. : ee odeo Ie about to break loose ¥ a te Paul | menta, Pullman din ‘coms and/the Honduran revoluti 24 : | a brs icplhin ind gaat Md begees pte reng thoes pr s He pti {outside suite are ares of the | labor troubles at the Standard Fri THE BIG SALE | ‘| HERE’S MORE ABOUT HERE’S MORE ABOUT ' eer. eae, starving wt busine [DEW structure, & Transportation Co, an American | TRENTO WOM : i 7 Tel the Ellensburg chamber of com there, with s ie z saab g | i FLYERS EARWIGS tora 10 Seattle, A HATACHE Re West Lake | STARTS ON PAGE 1 STARTS ON PAGE 1 the big Wid Wows Friend's Husband--Oh, her heed ia{ E¥Fopean earwigs are doing 0 a A to Suppl & ; k at their colorful ves | jend’s Hus aa on " se to vegetatl uto SU} i : oi EE BEN A psatliec ce bs icoubling tate ist | much damage to vegetation and to pp Yo eating that Lieut. Locatelli, the by Of $7500. 5 ea beieiter’ ta fave ho Next pre “That's bad. 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