The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1924, Page 7

»AY TEMBER 9, 1924 MANY PLANES TO GREET FLYERS Six THE How Election Law Is Violated | eer Boosters Smear Sidewalks With Appeals for Candigate, EATT to Send and Douglas W ill Start Action at Once @ Seattle Crissey” Field Ships to Dah RABBITS FOOT FOR ERIK NELSON Ne t that mo untoward i the flyers and that n *t e . a wonderful event . igns urging election of William Brown North dis- y effort w made by Eddie a county commissioner for the Rickenbacker, 1 American ace,| trict were painted by Brown supporters outside election booths Tuesday, in clear violation fo be in Seattle for the flight recem | of the law. Here's the evidence, taken outside a polling place on N, tion, he advised the chamber yester re y Vrank Ja tat Photographe day ———e © ARNE BES ~ ‘ ° wes | voters — mar t | .QPATTLE S A HERE’S MORE ABOUT CONVENTIONS HERE'S MORE ABOUT U. S. FLYERS HERE’S MORE ABOUT places Tue ELECTION meee Firtay to fed bow STARTS ON PAGE 1 TARTS ON PAGE 1 _& ARTS ON PAGE 1 é rin nee pe to victory because be was a! Dirkes. Democratic: W. W. Kine x te . whom the progressives of the | Farmer-Labor: W. M. 3 ; <a" ply Co. {state had confidence [FOR ATTORENY GENERAL me tar: Catalans 1 u G ceey the mm Kepublican: Job Dup Dem k 6. nn 4 * a few Words of thanks to cratic: H L. Parr, Farmer-La \ : ; Rubber Co. Wasfington convention bor: G. W. Loutitt pang Mos pressed Gas Co. Wa cton Shoe BONE POWER POR LAND COMMISSIONER ] . . vo Manufacturing Co. J. Sullivan, Ho- | BULL, ENDORSED Republican: Clark Bavidge: Demo pee versus anal Gyro club, A. W th The La F cratic: SS. Boggs; Farmer-Labor:| | . ' at t form rn ¥ « ven-| Charles A ohne iP ‘ i . B FOR INSURANCE COMMIS. Douxta Washington: Mutua! Sav . ii el SIONER: gal,” Douglas declar People’s, Savings bank Coast measure end Republican; H. 0, Fishback; Demo. Bring Ttyigy re fesseaag, 33 Machinery Co.. ac- | declares ate 9X eratic V. Douglas; Farnver-Labor: and J art crim turing Co. and L reductior \ . : V./ Fawontt, | (or: many yesrsigon SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Ferg dep t 10 Million Feet mayer of Tacomm. was: nomineted) Republican: M c m Cl os vas he neta 7 . Sidate f E. ft eectailll an fr h tt ns hed been __ of Timber Sold ©" awcett Farmer-Labor: L ge el te KELSO, Sept; §:—MMre Florence }Present at , FOR SUPREME COURT t : Kavand ual Af. Poctland has saldsie,-{.. TRE Test of the state ticket 4 «fei igh tn} ofe N. 4st WF fect ol standing timber nearpiOlows Mix. Ina” PP Williane um HH. Pember t rt Bart and MeNulty: of se. | Yakima. secretary of «x Asketn, WD.’ Dane f F attle: The price was $30,009, it aoe ~ 3 acoma, atet : RAH atenciling ve H. 1. Johaston; Tacoma ttorney “Por Lal oe cot RT oe be iM general; John E. Reesg, Okane ay aan 1 rt jcommissioner publ ands; Herman | © ri Priefer, selal fent of t 1 th | schoots CC. Ste Belling halt PROGRESSIVES NAME ELECTORS | While Gilmore was be nal n Carpent 1 : seven La Follette elec , Case, Emily M. . ae “ J.N. Belanter, Herman Nelson, Kt. K. bia B. Wrigh ot 9 Jacobus, George I. Matson, dle ees x Any Be Wrights: Depty'?-—v HERE’S MORE ABOUT | ’ onale ‘ ' Snyde Mrs. Frances € 1 ‘ oral tn nertons are the elec-, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER: CHA) G TSO tors whose fil refused Mon- {North dist.—William Brown, Frank | = " a [tore whose fling was refused 24en¢|Kannait H. 8. Philips, J. B. Dupen,|{ STARTS ON PAGE 1 | Hinkle. Hinkle declared he could Morrew, D. R, Roberts, J. H. ‘not accept the names for filing Mon South di R. H. Gibbs, W. | equipped army in China. ay because they had been voted on | B. Brinton, F. H. Paul, C. L. Taylor In his talk h Bickel, Ch To August 14, while the law requires | | G. O'Hara, T. W. Kelly Lin attacked Taao Kun, pres ore China, wh office b had just been elec he Pekin parliame lavish gifts of money declared, |they | dates | John E. must be selected on primary | Bailaine, manager tor ta! Two in S.C. Seek {the ress campaign in Washington Senate Nomination | g Teo 1 as Jannounced Tussday that the na-| Tso Kun was olected by bribery Showhouse Site beau a ie ant ey trealed 7 co 8 8 C, & ¢ ix supported by ma en who} oday for bruises and slight injuries jtfonal progressive party in Washi MBL H supported by many mer ton would have no national ticket | For Cole 1. Ble [represent the worst elements in| President Flees sto U. S./Two Get $3,800 Cash From} oe ecting a oite {*tstalned when an automobile they outside of these seven elector: Rep, Jame Byrnes were ca China rig nen dat were traveltnw { b MTA! candidates for congress and| dates in Carolina's. runoff] “China today ts kept teebie by} Embassy; No Disorders Ferry Employes |tor Seattie's new $500,000 motion | Nere reveling in was bumped by aa | , + ih th mioernts mary today for the Jashir bit t icture theater, E audacious fivver, for state offices will file under the| democratic primary today clashing ambitions of many small| gies j |picture theater, H, M. Warner, pres- | ok a La Follette state party,” he’ de-| United States senate seat of N. B.jand selfish tuchuns and po ; SANTIAGO, Chile, Sept, 9.—Prest pice Tuesday had no clews to|igent of warner Bros.” st ac he cinema stars reported that “after the primaries our or-| Dial | China must have a strong leader.! gent Arturo Alesandri, of Chile, who|the identity of two unmasked rob-| pected in Seattle September 15, ac. |e fiver driver disputed the right ganization will aid the state hat Senator Dial and State Insurance ‘awed ary oe dy . Pas wy pr tendered his resignation Saturday | bers who, late Monday, held’ up two | cording Ras interamtion. reosived ssl of way with them at an intersection nd the state La Follette party bon Commissioner John McMah werd . “hihi he yA siete teai | night after a group of young army |employes of the Puget Sound Navi-ly. 4 prip aidant of lity Pi | with the result that their costly ma- {4 tin in the campaign for the elec: | eiiminated in the regular primary|chuns to submit to him. ; a Lae ee the (ie Bimeenrcen On Sus 17 chine wha Battered Gara t ition of our La Follette electors August ase led the field. I see China in tho future a unit! officers had forced him to reorgan-| gation Co, at the entrance to the |tures, distributors for Warner Bros chi as battered up a bit, and se Z%. B. Rawson was elected tempo} with F en from north t outh; a China good] ize his cabinet, was sheltered in the; Colman dock and robbed them of | films in this terri were they rary chairman of the La Follette ght vote s forecast after|e20ush to compel the respect of afl! American embassy here toda $3 $00 in cash and about $1,000 18] iterating to tapend ‘sntecinsitalii = eee ine |atate ticket. A. J. Allen was named ting got under way age grea fi a tae! ace sng. | The politic al situation continued | « s Bahn eprinee Mpeeer $10,000,000 in building string of ;ner will stop at Seattle en route to temporary secretary and Thomas The ocrats also will decitle on hang Ln has 300,000 of the) c} te. Tike Ted Ham er oa 4 he [ew theaters in the largest cities of |New York, where final arrange- D. Page was elected sergeant-at-|4 normihee for attor eneral, ag tee ea m: equipped ard best) ‘The military committee, which vir hoes coun , easer Dl Re | 2 United States and Canada, War-|ments will be completed for the arms. Committees on. credentials, | rieyiturd! commissioner and two! Officerc diers on the Aslatic| tually has assumed cc OF nttalray Sontpany se were, IRVINE Mie, —— mammoth building program. jorganization and platform were 0180} seats in congres: with the possible excep-| 1 a statement guaranteeing they t atchel containing the mon: | : named by the convention we ¢ Russians in Sib | ty of the chief executive ey. 1 ey were en route to the First | | ‘Rawson scored the Hart adminis le O Kl Teo Lin ha ured the national congress yesterday | National bank fo deposit, it Two | p a! | npor support of § Yat Se 7 us | bandit enaced the gun: Itrative code in the speech, before the} temporgry supp f Sun Yat Sen| afternoon approved by unanimou men them with, gun iH lconvention, accepting the position of Battle Over vst in Southern China, But the military] vote all the 5 presented und ran away with the satchel | ontelius temporary chairman. He said it was Issue in Colorado! leaders of the North, however much| the new cabinet, headed by General | |The robbers wero seent to enter an} time for a change, and that the DENVER, Sept. 9.— Whether Klan} they su t one another, are united] Altamiro, and composed equally of /old Chandler touring car, containing | r+ Follette party was the or) 9. antiKian forces ‘rule the republi igainst Chang Tso Lin as thelr com-| arm and civilians € er men. T ne car sped aw 74] ' usic mouse thru which the change | OF {Tt tinn Colorado We to be deter-| Mon foe. If he can win to his ald| N nccompanied over quickly lost in the traffic i Ini ; ye made mined today one of these northern leaders by | throw of the old cabinet and the new! The san nd of a car, | | Third & University —---- | incineipal interest. here is centered | COmPromise he will be within meas-| government proceeded with business-| say, wa pee i ee A Opposite the Pantages lin the race for the republi urable distance of his goal as the| like efficleney several weeks ago, hed! up a car ol D ! Napoleon of the Far Bast the Seattle Taxicab Co. and got 0 a iDélecaie OWNING | patorial nomination, which Is Fecox Pees Rane, oo | nized a8 being between Judge Clar for Bank Confab *” J. Morley Okehs Forged on Ray Downing, of the Dexter Hor n Klan tor tion van sresident of the . ° pt gies ict se taent Niattl bie: Narcotic Permits ic chaaal confersace:iot rreal- Willi democrat.| Vorged prescriptions for 60 gruins y's of Northwest chapters of the ous oppone f the Ktan, has} of morphine have been used with a Beautiful rican ‘Institute of Batiking at opposition for nation eattle drug comp: to obtain the Seademy |i portland, Ore. Septemper 12 frug, ‘Dr. Tt Hamilton, 3419 Fre . Pike The following chapters will also ; mont told The Sur Tuesday. |be represented Hpokane Tacorie, Italian to Face rans » pein ter ate FF ue akima, Helena ‘ont pw ee and lis uature forged ta Avenue peo Cyenalis county and Sno-| Auto Death Charge trem. ne sais ) EVERY homish county. Fred Van Liew of| ‘BELLINGHAM, Sept. 9—Armen "This is the fourth time my office “ WEDNESDAY ne, recently élected ax nas Hallam, held on 4 man has been looted," Dr. Hamtiton said, Ml stitute ec ation, will be present ath of Grace Ca was re-|to be careful of their b'ank — tenants leased on cash ball of $1,200. Lant’s lautomobile hit the girl, Normal This Bandit Will \ school graduate, as she alighted from To Resume Revenue i gees | Probe September 17 *” | WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—The sen iquiry into the interna] reevnue | bureau of the treasury departm Sam Wall In 1 $100 sleep © whon he went night. Tuesday opened the cht owns a quarter Q sold to Marie Antob. nette in the Temple prison In 1792, | in his Monda Walk | to embntr Have Little Joke) hotel, | way, th will be resumed on Septem rs | Morning purse | with Bart J. Davin, of Detroit, former |and instead of his roll of bills, found we |nantatant attorney general, in charge} Most of the radium used in Euro-|only an empty cigaret package in-| T teach: | ee oweeutlona ax hie counsel, Wt pean hospitale comex trom Metgium,| mde, ‘The thief had even locked jet announced. here today. Austria and the United Stites, tthe door after robbing Walker. LE i FREDERICK & “NELSON | » FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE a ane TC me > TS W patina Lustrous Black Dress Satin—Special 5 §$ ] .00 YARD eee—yarnene A GOOD quality of Dress Satin “ women will choose for dresses my and for the new tunic frocks and “aie blouses, also for costume slips to be worn with tunic for street or * evening wear. Width 35 inches Several hundred yard pecially Men’s Underwear and priced at $1.00 yard WNSTA Nightwear for Fall TIMELY list of and Nightwear needs for sortments include many style able qualities at low prices. UNION SUITS in medium weight ecru cotton, lightly fleeced inside. Ribbed weaves. Long leeves; ankle length. Sizes 36 $1 65 . to 46, ces $1.45 and Underwear Fall. As- s of depend- men’s Woven-Stripe Madras Shirtings, 50c Yard JAUTIFUL than Shirting Madras in patterns. more a dozen stripe The P: patterns are woven—not printed—in colors UNION SUITS in lightweight ribbed cotton. and additional stripes in white rayon (arti- White, ecru and gr. mixture. Long or ficial silk) short sleeves; ankle length. Sizes 36 to 46. are interwoven. ‘The weave i unusually firm and even and finished with a Prices $1.75 $1 95 pleasing luster, and aie e NION SUITS in heavy weight ribbed cortae, fleece lined. Gray mixture and ecru. Long sleeves; ankle length. $1. 95 Sizes 36 to 46.. INION SUITS in wo nd-cotton—gray mix- and b men’ and For women's other purposes. Width Two thousand yards at price—50¢ yard. dr inches this ture. Comfortably-fitting style with lone slee : ikle length. Sizes 86 to Prices $3.00 S00 5. 3 « aage A, ae PT ERE: SS: 45 UNION SUITS in wool-and cotton in heavy weight. Well tailored garments in comfort- ably-fitting style. Long sleeves and ankle length. Sizes 36 to 46. $5 50 . EIU cash tense sap ko ets JNION SUITS in pure worsted of medium weight. A fine quality garment, well tail- Long sleeves and ankle pi throughout. ength. Sizes 34 to 46 Outing Flannel Nightshirts and Pajamas NIGHT SHIRTS in various weights of good quality outing flannel. Good selection of fancy-striped patterns. Comfortably-fitting styles in sizes 15 to 20. Prices $1.35, $1.95 and $2.45. PAJAMAS made from soft, warm outing flan- nel in various pleasing stripe patterns. —Medium weight styles at $1.95. Heavy weight styles at $2.45. — OCCASIN style House Slippers of firm quality felt, with padded, soft leather soles. In brown | and dark gray with patterned tops. Sizes 6 to 12. | for men and young men, Low-priced at $1,00. | Broken Line of | Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Reduced to $1.00 Various Women’s Shoes REDUCED To $1, 00 Pair White — canvas Ds imant’: Seseciat 2: . og 2 lack kidakin High Ghoes ha ac Sizes A, B, C and D (36 to 46 chest meas- irable for school wear nd biack kidakin Oxfords In | /¥ Seslrals ia ietuosd urement). nber of desirable st euko se: Men's Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE mal Reduced | to 1,00 pair i ie re “ANOTHER REVOLT LOSE TRAGE OF PLAN THEATER IN CHILE ==: DOCK BANDITS DOWNSTAIRS STORE. |Screen Actresses Bumped by Flivver HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Sept. 9.— Warner Coming to Settle | Marien Davies and Alma Rubins, | | Ray and His Little Chevrolet What'll I Do? Hinkey Dinkey Par- RAMS SCHOONER riour cry ON Motorship Crashes Into Ship | | Off Clatsop Spit | | PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. 9. — The} steam schooner John Poulsen’s stern | . M. Elllet, commerctal says ef Good- | ‘Cushton 'Yet Another Phone Ruiing| Is Awaited |, Telephone officials experience, tire Nos given us th | ley Voo | company and} a hy. t otorship Loch | Tuesday awaiting decision of Federal|]| gether with low cont per . rami Be ve tole : rahi Bn suage Jeremiah Neterer on tho Jat. mile, due to the wonderful «/f) June Night Packet Line off Clatsop spit, near|eSt angie of the telephone rate bat: |f} * . | ——— res tle—the Pacific Telephone & Tele-| An up-to-date book i May Time About two feet an hour was being|&T4Ph Co.'s motion to make tho} let, “A Tire for Every taken by the rammed ship, and work | S#te's answer more specific Task,” giving gvatuadle | Land of My Sunset Dreams JemousAUE MANUFACTURERS RETA, The suit was filed by the company | to obtain an injunction prohibiting | the state department of public works | from interfering with the rates, put into effect August 1, un der a temporary restraining order} from the federal court Arguments on the motion to make information about the line of Goodyear Truck iy yours for the Just write us. | Astoria dock unload her lumber cargo. The Loch Monar was -not badly damaged was started at the to} increased phone TRUCK TIRE CO. | } ester Way { | STORES WON'T CLOSE No retail stores will close here|more definite and certain answ : ‘ eptember 12, National Mobilization! the company's sult were put forward ||} { Pha erat day, the Seattle Chamber. of Com-| Monday and the matter takem under GooD. AR Third Ave. and Brooklyn merece was informed Tuesday | advisement.