The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1924, Page 1

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> oe S49 y ” a te es ac a e ar i ane SBragor fait ae ee ee oe ee ee ee Le | \ ; ] Le 26. Howdy, The Prince folks! NO. Extre! of Wales twice this morning! ?. winter supply be fer Fashior ers tha’ an be used Bet you can't guess who this is? Well, it is John W. Davis, 35 years ago, while the democratic presiden: tll nominee was a sophomore at think he the wa mex sha behind? have been worn a n jacket during the . White icely with autumn flar WHO? ~~ ¢ WEATHER "WEATHER || Ail FORECAST Extra! coughed mo: ° Washington and Lee university. Secretary of the Navy Wilbur } Seattle visitor today. Residents the Nerth End are thinking of pe tioning him for patrol Green lake. an~ Byinrude in Stellacoom the guy belonos Who always sings these new songs. fied art, glad. Especially To6s eyes, - The movies have become @ dign declares Will Hays. We just love dignified art Ben Turpin's Charlie Chaplin's dign! fied shoes and Mack Sennett’s dig “-* nified bathing girls. YO-HO, SKINNY! school “Back to dignified LOOKIT! Tuesday—at welock! Back to the smell of freshly led floors— We'r tered as be ans Under Rainier Glacier Movie Star Rides First Horse Into Ice on Great Peak’s Slope Cave Ky First person ever to ride a horse into the ice under Paradise glacier, in Rainier national park was Douglas Mac- Lean, movie actor, who accomplished the feat this week dur- ing ‘the making of a picture. He was helped by Dick Wil- cave b 4 j Matter May © at Beattie, Wash. under the Act of Congress March SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, Flight Is Postponed ae, HERE IS AN EXAMPLE FOR FLOCK OF OTHER WEATHER AGAIN HOLDS UP HOP | cmovoares acon TOMAINLAND 22 So Lieuts. Smith, Nelson Were |} oe antes All Set to Try Long Jump t TRY TO FLY TOMORROW |} Mee ueet Wires Washington That To- || °°," " day’s Effort Is Called Off || t« helping to ¢ VV The flight American army round-the- vorld flyers from Greenland to Labrador, scheduled for to- that both candi ASHINGTON, Aug. 30 ee of the ng supporters power b ~ START FIGHT TO day, has been postponed gs: weather along the pallies coast, according to a message received here today | Lieutenant Smith, com- mander of the flight, sent the; Movement Launched After, following message to the chief Wilbur Speaks of the army air service here “Flight postponed because of bad flying conditions on west end, Expect better con- ditions Sist. fi “Beat California” Slogan of New Seattle Drive ary Wilbur's th. matin tenance of the United st a feet provementa of existing yards and lishment a Jew Dn base, of Bremert can But County Cannot Help geen, - launched Stranded Transients Popes ie ahp mae nin. Sound nav ard the larges' 1 best equipped yard tn ¢ at rg at \ should there be a new w p. M naval base on’ thé Pacific coast , ver when in Puget Sound w ave the . ea c natural t in th 4 Whar ee ‘eens J| GREENWOOD IS SPONSOR | The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington ————eer x The Seattle Star ee ee: Page:.&: SEIZE ALASKAN DOPE HOME EDITION TWO CENTS Wilbur Watches Planes| SEATTLE Navy Secretary i Cranes Nee k Maneuver r at Camp Byers, Sand Point as Seacraft has Sey SLEUTHS IN RAID U. S. Agents, Dis- guised as Hunters, Capture Narcotics; 26 Arrests Made HINESE cannery bookkeep control the traffic innarcotics Maskan fish cannery declares Harry V. Wil head of the Seattle narcotic agents’ off who returned Saturday with six cperatives after seizing more $25,000 worth of dope and king cases t pos essors, purveyors addicts Me the Alaskan coast and into Bering sea. Near uu rs C prisoners ald te f ot Ce ions in dopa traffic | fish ner « improv liamson added, and the Chi the worst offenders, Several whit n ts were also taken nd one n wo to be n addict. Ne a single or Filipino wa implicate cae PASSED SELVES OFF AS HUNTERS “Leaving | Seattle J W {Mamson related Satard: we ma 4 complete survey of tically the cannery| towns and other | ments and found Alaska, outside promising}y fre Ww off as hunt vessel passed ov . chartering iting Cordova , Lor! aan, Wrangell J neau, Teh harbor, Ta ‘unt er bay, Excursion bi Hawk inle Chatham bay, Yes bay, George’s- in let, Prince Rupert, Belle ist an (Turn to Page 2, ¢ Canin 4) DISCHARGE COP gleaming _ black liams, cowboy, and William Duggan, Swiss mountainees in ay hoards — shiny The photo w Lan By ligk hol the roof of th old by 4 he photo was taken by light from a hole in the roof of the des! to the 47 ¢ nl 0 c are the oka; beck te “ OA cave, entrance to which can be seen on the right of the ‘ Carr, Accused as Drunken ae oath be National Park Company law the ¢ i i i Bhtrerlgertelen ef ee i Sasa nears oe 8 har prvi Driver, Dismissed - Pp organ and start | = on the playground and the joyousness | nited to persons WhO!’ ine Puget = dat : 7 a a oe . wf athe bhderrabranadh ot n-sper ‘ re for six mo if he mee ET We eid Ooo Secretary Curtis D. W ilbur, of the navy department, ; Sere _ We x care who, wa Advertisement. | We refer these new CG yee craned his neck like any boy, Friday, when air squadrons-at |*rtested by state highway patro cai . WabAe Ateat: bd ‘ommunity effort, community spirit C Butera, Sakti Point: 1 histbenst men over a month ago on the ° a sia aR ahic enthusiasm and co-operation will put; Camp Byers, Sand Point, maneuvered for his»bene, ee. North Trunk highway. on a’ charge ing an ¢ ition to island Di C did A nal ° bees WANTS COMMITTEE “Sat missed from the police force Friday ; > ‘ * 7 an can handle. They come : 3 cE, i p ce Frida Gussie to capture sve va ee! South District Candidate Answers) ti wey (on nanite, they come WES SUrON on order’ of- Chet “ot-Potlee “Bev ants. rf ntentic dd b Fou $6 td M I ° pursea. Of coruse, we do not h cD 1 7 — : f a " . ° pursed. Of coruse, we do , would like to est to The tait used witt be, of course.|! Star’s “Ten Questions”; More Later |jpure.0¢ corure, ws do not nave) 1 would like to suggest ilbur a remerton, a igre oy ge Peanuts. 1 Agus the avhiies he at ni her Rhye! ng jecretary force for 30 days soon after the ac The government has cer ILMER B. BRINTON, candidate from the South dis-|tr yy purchase tickets or pica peta epry poe od ee concer . up Friday and Severyns permanent- two more rum chasers here trict, today answers The Star's “10 questions for CAN-/iine for the visitors and return |jarg ” commit i ube spiel 1 n spec S ase i es D narcee ae y Bie a commi public spirite ; i \ There is no truth,to the rumor | | didates for county commissioner to answer.” The answers|them to their former homes, Smock | eitizens who will sign up for the eae tani settee “a oe act eye whit Rack of the other candidates will be printed from day to day. | *#!4 navy yard fight and agree to sti “Ns mpeGinnyaheinies al 5 Severyns declared he could not al Henceideard an Mite Rock.” Tistlomed dave tnatle 5 I will cut down uselesn jobs an to the finish. avy secretary Tells” of Huge New i ¢ the man to come back on the ¥ economize ¢ operating expense is (CO tee iT os 0! 2 . . s long as this case was. not The father who laughs at his son ] been an employe of King county.| by eliminating Lafe Hamilton and ing under the direction of naval ant or ars Nps on es st Coast settled for wearing balloon trousers is the I have no financial dealings| Making a personal survey of the affairs committee of the Chamber | : same man who sported chin whiskers 2 with King count oll with a view to eliminating of Commerce, which has done ox E HUSIASTIC ntly, over | that fidelity is given opportunity of when he was a youth Faxed Heed tx the'ooe Wiipilégting and unt jobs. 1 cellent work onsist of men! TY the Puget Sound country and its | expression hy adequate means of de a 3 . fic Feehahann . dt védidin it and men representing all civic/desirability for a new west coast | fense ADAM snip isa % en de “elie “ron of o tions and patriotic socleties | naval. bane : inky Ci D: | thowaver: “lr ‘eniadat asics war when w in France cor ron¢ chine and proper in e n and other|/ Wilbur, will g@& aboard the U. §. S.| peace has more than once matte ed | home and business are inside the city }t° prevent Joss and misuse. Tam) Action Splits Ranks Over |nearby communities |California. Sunday night and Jeave| us into the’ maintenance of an. in | aoa Schooner Reaches mits. I alone am paying my cam-|@gainst the “tribute erm A in “I would further suggest that a| Seattle early Monday for the ite navy and army, so that the | ie expenses. "No'county empioye|iminate any person under my con-| Supreme Court Fight —levon ‘or mot ton tan" io.000 be|*Witur secasday i aapocing the nation was unneeesartty| Canadian Boat in Ice contributed and no organization, | trot ae Of supa bode aaggal Adee) raised, to be used for the exclusive| Bremerton navy plant and the hasarded:in the unavoidable:war that | feeds 1 have made absolutely no DOS erickalé goth ae ees nF tes TS ae A definite fight between two/|purpose of furthering the interests| port torpedo base followed. Twenty men on the Lady Kin to any organization or person ;° oe , oe a sai yrote’ 1 am|orouee each of three judges, was on!of the Puget Sound navy yard Friday ni the secretary ter dersley, Canadian schooner held fast I will clean up control of county 4 ie a ie teiclel.- ail aturday in the supreme court eloc The Sand Point to-|\day of inspections and speeches, in the Aretic ice pack 50 miles from 4 affairs by the. so-called “ring’|™ iS ys wed uskie (eoukty awnbaten wing a stormy meet-| day,” continued Greenwood, “are an|spoke at Plym Congee nal Point since August 15, saw Whatever troubles Adam had, by voting independer nd institut) 46, re te ae rypeeeet of? peaction! ing of the attle association | example of what can be accomplish-|churcb, He talked on preparedness rescue! at nditoday. The schooner When he a-camping went, ing good, sound business principles | Suton to tlie mini ane nonomy, {Efiday at which Attorney George | eq by earnest, active effort of {4s a means of pence, saying that Boxer, of Seattle, after fighting her Me never had to work 2 hours in the South district, and insisting | 70") " : Vanderveer, counsel for the 1. W. W.. | community nature. This work must So long America has qualities way thru the ice field, was standing To raise a vas tent. on the same from my colleagues 16 oe de tion does not apply to! w Sa d for spreading ‘false| py» Kept up until Seattle has a real|of self-sacrifice, honesty, integrity Well-Known Hugo’ Ss Boy tO | by to take off officers and. crew of see each individual question arising In| my district propaganda’ concerning incumbents | air pase, Sand Point is gettin 4 devotion, she will be secure if the imprisoned boat, according to a Prohibitionists ought to- persuade| their district | (urn to Page 2, Column 3) of the supreme bench, The resolu: | serious consideration. Let Seattle Marry Miss May Clark ispatch here. the telephone company to take over | ——— ——|on passed unanimously, after Van-| citizens unite now and stand square The Ca schooner is owned the bootlegging concession in Seattle. derveer had admitted’ that the word-| 1) tenind their guns until the air Hugo Ke well-known figure in| by the Hudson Bay Co. It has been In a month nobody would be able to | jing of his propaganda was ‘unfor-) req jy an accomplished fact « ity pout < and former secretary to | damaged and probably will be aban Afford a drink a es a en 0) i e | tunate "With the finest natural navy jayor Brown, made a hur-|doned. The Boxer is owned by the a re The new lineup indicates a definite} j.40 in Puget Sound and one that nea rip. trom California to Seattle | United States bureau of education Film at the Heilig this week ts split, with a Main-Mitchell-Askten | 41 be made complete with an ex this week, when reports were circu /and is en route to Point Ba tallied “After the Ball.” LAT Gee Gee| combination fighting a Pemberton-| renaiture of only $23,000,000, lated that he was about to be mar ee ake fast Sovak thdsal foclean! ouse as YOw ee | Lane-Blake lineup, the latter support.) Coraing to navy experts, T am some ried ; ure \ed by the Vanderveer faction. | what alarmec Secre vilbur's When he ived here he found | pictures, he nideting wad called by Attor. | Ys ; rmed at Seeretary Wilbur Green Lake Is Scene of an a Bi i iy at : ha ape TRAINS COLLIDE OS ane fe emarks concerning new nava A os 6 elly, JT, 0 4 ey Elmer FE. Todd, altho the name | *°™! 1924 Contest Was about; to t a benedict The Star's mile swimming mara| F\ > H 43 Fut Pri ney Bi ‘ | base." ontests as about, to become a benedict x I'l Gee Gee has decided not to enter A li C ] pr ith va he Invitation sent out tol 1, the south and we-all know thore| twenty-three. of . Seattle's best (Cla $018. Orleans st., Saturday 42 Are Hurt in Crash on the event, an ahe aay they on" | Smiles on Arrival in gaits | embers east the meeting wan| iw note, Woation which canbe de-| aeigints "ace. conjiatine sin ine|evening. at Gre Nome of We'bees) ew ool Cental dine tallow her to use her favorite stroke je iis leatled to ‘consider fal: propaganda | veloped to the efficiency of Puget! fourth annual Star’ mile marathon be —the dog paddle. stag dla “rd a8 oufid t a penditure of| . ‘ Sy . Sry expects tobe the first | Ms Oe a eer’ WASHINGTON, Aug. 30—The| Precautions not’ usually taken|now being spread Against the state|Soufd without. the expenditur {| swims at Green lake Saturday after | i616 Kise the bride SYRACUSE, N. Y. Aug. 30.— ® |Prince of Wales arrived here at|even for the president of the United | supreme court.” millions of dollars for a channel for! noon, ‘The races feature the big] VE DIARY @ ediately es: ten were enforced lice yands 1 big @hips, before a -yard can bel water carnival of the Green Lake| | Rorty:two persona ate kuown,to hinve CAugunt 29) 1:02 p. m. and was immediately Sta re enforced police on| The Vanderveer letter, sent to) Pik : | Ask’ Tob M been injured, several of them pro) Baad hetiones, aad to the office, and aia | corted to the White House by Sec | the she of the ie at the re | members es the Letter Carriers’ | Nate feces ar 5 on ; Ps 8) obacco en ably fatally, when the westbound De- fall w enw with whom | rotary of State @iughe: quest gf the state department union, by inference, charged present | he first race—the men’s eve vite d the Lake Shore Hmited 4 ~ m | ret f ‘ : : r and the Lake Shore limit heiss Ee te school, and he did tell mei rie huge crowd which athered) ‘To pFevent “mobbing,” such ax it/members of the supreme court with| Parachute Jumps | seam ta stat A . to Aid Fire War ' passanker'tratty on the’ New (York Heed did 1 dream he would come to such outside the station and along Penn-|is reported Wales was subjected to| ‘defending a record of corruption in and the women's event 4 half an! 1p) an effort to cut; down forest | Central crashed in a rear-end colli- A end. In the evening by conch to) «ivania a in which women pre-|on arrival in New York, ‘the public! office and the sacred rights of vosted Save Two Flyers hour later fires, the Municipal league of Seattle | sion near Savannah at 1:40 o'clock ines, Peres: Sci waign bed psec: domina‘e e the royal heir a tu-lwan kept at extreme dM@ances from | privilege.” WASHINGTON, Aug. 30,—-Para A hig program of other events! has asked tobacco mantfacturers to! this morning Agitly tap KH. Stramaglia on the left ear, multuour cheer aa he drove b |the royal holr, No one wax allowed] On the other hand the letter pur-|chutes sayed the lives of two army|{x scheduled for the afternoon, in-| plige « fire Warning in each packaxe| Dense fog is helieved to have ob thereapon did tall Wgbtly to the| Wales was dressed in a dark bluelin the great concourse at the unfon|ports to support candidacies of |aviators, Lfeutenant L. 1. Koontz) cluding a bathing review and sprint lof cigarettes before it leaves the fac-| soured signals and caused the acci- ie the tet at fig Pa Ss gis arod uit, gray) hat and blue shirt, with |station, not even newspafftr men. | Judges Blake, Lane and Pemberton, {and Private A. 1, Goggin, — who | ra beginning at 1 p.m tory. The forest service says per | dent home. % collar to fnateh, He acknow A|the drive from the station 10 thejaitho Pemberton is at oresent a mom: |jumped at 1,000 feet altitude when to view the races|cent of fires is caused by cigarets.| ‘The injured have been taken to net FS: the ovatidn given him with emiles| White House was patro led by every [Per of the court which the letter at-|their plane went into a nose dive lis at the Wes t Green lake bathing |« ‘arey Winston is secretary-treasurer’ Rochester and this city om special A.J. 8 and nods. (Turn to Page 2, Column 2) tacks, at Bolling field here yesterd: * beach, of the league, relief trains, LS 4 zs , i } g i i ri | | i { = 1 ey prey

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