The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1924, Page 10

i et | | | b : ‘4 a ere Sanecats iv THE KATT LIGHTNING KILLSORDERS AHEAD Z erry Helps Potts in urer Race EVERETT MAN Shock Results in Death as! Mill Doctor Arrives STORM HITS IN SEATTLE Lights and Power Fail for a Time; None Is Hurt eave was blamed for the fire the home of L. L. MORE ABOUT SLAYERS STARTS ON PAGE 1 plans t Mem physicians th Woman Sires Over Boys, Mind Snaps. CHICAGO, brooding over Leopold and Ri murdet of Bobby anced ithe: mind of hes, 39, Dr. J. P. Paychopat fate © han nf Loeb for the ranks has unbal. HERE’S MORE ABOUT ROBERTS STARTS ON PAGE 1 Would retain any s bossex who and “can” —rI have not agreed to any defi 7 nite road construction nor made any other promises, except to do my duty. 1 am 8 each operation to the people county —The taxes can and must be re duced. I am certain it brought about by insisting upon ef. ficiency and economy in every direc tion, eliminating unnecessary. work, reducing the number of employes wherever possible, paying no more for public service than for the s work in private e ing every em day's work eve 10°" in ‘a ty efficient ve should The p be fostered ane rs or road and efficient in favor of 1 the meth h will be most useful and economical to the ploy a ly as possible and mad upon their own bottoms vote to give the light contrac system that would givé u: service at the cheupest rat t to the the beat Brands Alienation Suit as Blackmail SALEM, Ore., Boliman, Pierce the suit of Wlackma Mrs. Alice Bohell late filed the dar sult, charging that Mies Bollman had fully” stolen the love of her husband, Fred Bo. all the earmarks yesterday Re-Elect , Wiggle TO THD ! O: The Vather of the Clty- can be| Constant | | OF WORK Stocks of Lumber Are! Mixup in Still Light Cc BY FRANK FOSTER ause of Some Confusion TEN MILLION FEET FOR 8. P. LINES “Something New” 1 transite ts that has held +e in’ Atlant BY JIM MARSHALL / SAYS MAN NOT FUGITIVE Dead Man Hit by Fleeing Car, Witness Claims ss: SHOW FASHIONS . was not “| FOR HOSPITAL “| Orthopedic Store’s Fall Exhibition fleeing from a stat man, according to witnesses, First imon reports. sald tha HERE’S MORE ABOUT PHONES STARTS ON PAGE 1 fe issues luminette ma mined or trous new gowns, the new plaid ir of furs, the wned hat . the novel une reviewed the telephone franchise granting of the fr: and others,” itn transfer to the defendant company, | jy and up thru the phone tariff fixing | 1,y of January 21, 1901, to the present a member of the | wit status nic, the squar h the majority, be nced of the neceasit of feeling for in regard t Kt gona; of te « Amundsen Loses Fortune on an oldie Polar Expedition pe tlufe r _LON DON A ¢ tral handed down by Judg > disy om Christiania Rudkin t F id Amundsen, noted has filed petition in BATHER IS DROWNED ttributing his failure PORTLAND, Sept Sinking in incurred in his at sight of many bat nit ‘olumbia D reach the h Pole in Beach, H. C, Dawson, longshoreman as drowned late last 8 of his wife Franti brought help to Dancing Every Saturday Night at | MOOSE TEMPLE | Music by Curtis’ Celebrated Seven Best Floor in City The West's most famous Drum Corps is | in charge, and they assure you a good time. Come up and enjoy an evening | of good, clean dancing. | LET’S GO! | State Treas Names Is to Benefit inte : “Greenwood Accepts Defi “SELLS to “Get His Stuff Over” But It Takes the Old Red Fire to Do It, and Hasn’t .Appeared EMEARIASSED? SOUNDS FISHY - BIG EXPLOSION Many Killed in Turkey as Powder Plant Blows Up LONDON HERE’S MORE ABOUT ROBBERY STARTS ON PAGE 1 next day, As a re urged © robbery August JA employe to nal bank four k into their ¢ if r and then south. Union gt. to First ave ward on F On the following Saturday one of the money was found in an leyway inthe 1200 block on West lake ave. N FORMER COP IS FIRST ARRES Within « few m of th AR TO FLY ACROSS PACIFIC Naval Aviators Plan Flight to Philippines Ss MORE ABOUT U. S. FLYERS STARTS ON PAGE 1 J a » BOSTON BUZZES >| Thousands Gather for Great Welcome to Flyers of 21 guns remonials will fol official cc om Snohomish Backs Hartley, He Says Ma _“ Fs oO gather ay He ‘ol. Hart memh overnor HERE’S S MORE ABOUT CHINA STARTS ON PAGE 1 Foreign warships now are extend ed along the 10-mile waterfront at Shang r B. Kyne, wife of the Amer list, had a narrow es © Sbserving the battle from me of the t Chin: ples at Liu Ho The temple wa k A shell nd partly demolint Kyne iped, however, and returned to Shanghat in safety | At daybreak this morning all wa | quiet along the battle front | up, Joe O. Nenl rly a police officer, wag arrested by Patrolman J. J. Kokesh. Kokesh says he saw | Neal in the bandit car, and that just before the robbery he was loaf ing neat the scene of the holdup Kokesh arrested Neal on Western | in the ive., where, is alleged, Neal was tearing a licénseplate from a Chev rolet car the robbery. The thought to have transfi bandit red from this were ear to another, probably a § baker Arrest of Neal was followed by arrest of Mrs of Mr Mrs. Edw sick and S$. E. Doug vakor car, with it Jott | 1 in, was found after the Mrs. Neal told police that she had been delivering moons }for her husband and that the with a truck, | said to have been used in|Tso Lin, thr and| mal, saye for its | ikelihood of the in the car were caused by a collision embroiled in the 1a| Pekin Government | Not Joining War PEKIN 5.—Prominent Peat Ia) officials assured the United Press today that the Pekin govern ment positively ts not participating le for Shang. | ablish peace » ha from Chang tening Interve forgery It | tM has been re. | but it contained | nt stru hil, but a A letter was branded that a commun no such threats, Pekin is quiet and conditions nor he inconvenience ex Perienced by travelers who wish to reach Shanghal by Steamship lines running — to |Shanghal have congested pai list At present aséiger | there ts no apparent | North becoming battles of the South, ‘:| Guides Celebrate visibility Baker smoke north, honors. t« girl and Washington | Snider, HENRY GIVES 3 NEW STATUES Building Will Work University Show Artist's CHASES BANDIT Woman Clerk Aids in Tak- ing of Store Thief aie La Follette May Talk i in Seattle La Fe ob outantiae pr shee et of Season m celebrated summer work valley by climbing to t of the mountain, Atmos- fons for long-distance were excellent k company end of their the lower pea t were ¢ Guides 0 “ilede ted, former University of student, and Seattle high school boy RADIO PROGRAMS FOR ) Friday, September attle Stations 5 meters—8:30 p. m the Howe Col Hamilton nd violin TOA, 4 Pro) lege of Howe, di m by number KIR, days KFHR, 283 moeters—1:30 to 30; 6:45 KFJC, 270 meters—3:30 to 4:30 and 8:30, Pacific Coast Stations KGO (Oakland), Op m, 3p 5 p.m KPO (San Francisco), me 2 p.m, 2:3 m. p.m ’ (Portland), 492 meters, 12:30 p. m,, 3:30-4 p. m., 7:15-7:45 Db. m., 8:15 p. m., 10 m. 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