The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1924, Page 2

4 ARMY TO HANDLE SAND POINT CROWDS 800 Soldiers Will Guard Field and Highway DUE AT11 A.M. SATURDAY i So Smith Wires; But It May Be Earlier Than That Premoert rton and Maj Manding t t E ; ADMIRAL Vv. CHASI Gen ling pla er crowds and at en the wor *$ Long egy nw mt. Low Vednesday rs will ¢ it a m * Three hun Zawton and Worden will be used to Guard spectators from the f and Watch over t 7 n im Biediately r w rn park. § Morton advised strict precautions @nd will have soldier atstribat 1 4 the throngs well as along sidelines. Robert 1 and Lit Patrolman L. down ng by a gan morn thi nd Pir ACCUSED Thursday that to bring In his the scheduled to avoid the crowds. | corps men Friday will | 3 img fie! communication services ns the Laurelhurst and E. 61st | mhways to Sand Point to ald heavy traffic. — | i go out to Sand Polnt S. 65th and all traffic, except | mts along the road, will be off Laurelhurst road, as an tet back to town. | @ As the parking fields thrown open | private owners will only, accom: | fe 4,000 cars, the signal corps | Will telephone back to the E. | st. cutoff as soon as the spaco| Bee an a remaining trate! Charles Fairchild, said t Will he sent baek to the city. SP Bugene, Ore., is scheduled as the| be a police character, who i ast halting place before the flyers sought in connection with the a: Beatle, ending. their | shooting of Patrolman Litse Strip. It is approximately thre Litsey Miying time to Seattie. Aber and Seattle newspapers will| picture as that of the mar @ check on the squadron when !t/ who fired the shot that re Vancouver, Wash. , and the welcoming party will be d together in ample time to clude chance of delaying the cer HERE’S MORE ABOUT MURDER Permission was wirea Thurway|] STARTS ON PAGE 1 Sy Acting Gov. W. J. Coyle, at for permission for H. M. Patrician, an English destroyer, Participate in the welcoming pro m. Coyle will be present and/| Pai | fences, and Johnson kept pace wit | him, shooting he ran. The fugitive threw away a piste lly represent the state. j from which one shot had been fired @Miaj. Gen. Morton will represent | [It was later found in a sawdus dent Calvin Coolidge, Secretary | Pile and fitted the holster Richard War Weeks and _At 2 a an if of the army air service, whose | bowie Cpe ae eg i vorid diene? "| Handcuffed to an officer, Rich ardson was taken into the oper- ating room where Litsey lay dy- ing. “That's one of the men who held me up,” Litsey gasped. “But he didn’t shoot me.” Capt. E. L. Hedges took photos of cri to out of} pital and, Peggy and Count Stay Out of Court SNEW YORK, Sept. 25. — Peggy Joyce and her husband, Int Morner, have agered to settle marital differences ‘Both withdrew litigation, began | InENTIFIES July, to dissolve their marriage FROM PHOTOGRAPH Bwhille nobody knows if there has |" «14.4 man shot me,” he said A & reconciliation, the actress and Pies ta thd cite wi Swedish nobleman are declared sips gel ca 2p Lele 4 te friends to be on an amicable foot once more. Ce Whe count is going to South Amer. Ss wit | pointed to Fa in mediately tion and armed cars were sent out to search for the suspect. Meanwhile, Mrs. Litsey, a gray-haired little woman, had ar- rived at her husband's side. Grief-stricken and shaken with sobs, she listened as he slowly bade her good-bye and gradually sank, Robert Litsey, also was at the be gency operation to engage in tho steamship bust- while Peggy is busy with Plans @ new show. SISTER'S SITTING Hl “Remember, now, don't sit in.a} Don’t worry, mother, Nothing less A a Packard would do me.”—Rut- Chanticleer. | TONIGHT de. was i} jand George Horton. regain consciousness. Litsey’ partment. The of 22 years’ service, was regarded j43 one of the most consclentiow and honest men on the force. Be- sides his wid: Litsey leaves two sona, Audrey and Robert, and daughter, Edna. The live: at 1418 N. 49th st. It is believed Litsey did no! officer, a res 9"y family hat the ground floor of the Owen hotel, Westlake ave. and Lenora st. an | hour previous, and shot Litsey wher | were implicated. HERE’S MORE ABOUT CHINA FALL CLASS STARTS ON PAGE 1 is being organized in Scientific Salesmanship and Practical Advertis- ing. Come tonight. Join those who are train- ing for success. First Session Tonight is FREE 7 || The American joined the \forces at the outbreak of hostilities. He became military adviser to Gen. \¢ ht Hsieh Yuan | Fora week, since the last offensive I spent carney has been direct- jing prepa ns for a new bombard. | ment American Consul General Cun- | ningham today declined to comment upon this newly discovered complica- | tion. ! of getting married?” “When isn’t she?"—Boston Tran- script. 730 p.m. WILSON’S MODERN _ | Ford Runs 57 Miles on BUSINESS | Gallon of Gasoline 1613 Second Avenue Atransky, 4042 th Bt, Pukwann South Dakota, with which’ automobiles have made from 45 to 57 miles on a alion of gasoline. It removes carbon and reduces plug trouble and overheating. ba Installed by any one In five La ART ASN ALTE TS SC RROEA LOSES AS SHOTSSAS RS OSM and self-regulating ented by John A | This class te led by « prac teal business man,—expert- Genced as a salesman and as an afvertising manager. spar is willing at his own rink, to sond a Write him to- — | killed th ) ed identified Fairchild’s| | sulted in his death, police say.| surrendered given Fairchild’s descrip-| son of the officer, An emer- immediately performed by Doctors M. T. Dalton ‘6 death shook the police de- veteran three slayers had looted a tire shop In the they suspected him of knowing they | Kiangsu “When is your daughter thinking Mr. Htranwky wants ) GUARD AGAINST JAIL BREAK Mont. Gang Leader Awaits Trial for Wife Murder GREAT FALI Mont, Sept r « H. or angst Hunt, he under nderwe to free Ernest B, “Tex harg 1 at Shelby « and na authori r of an underw ipated in m Fer governor not guilty to Septem and will c his wif Mon November tarars, TALKS SCANDAL Caraway on Tour; Will Harp on That Wilbur Speech y WA tor Arkansas, IN, Bept Carawa ma¢ tary us Wilbur dress. “I'm golng to statements Wilbur planned to make in that spesch until President lidge accepts or repudiates them,” aid Caraway today. Ho will speak) |in Maryland and Kentucky HERE'S MORE ABOUT FLYERS STARTS ON PAGE 1 Jat the Sand Point flying field, 1p |attlo. 3 | 'San Francisco to Welcome Aviators SAN FRANCISCO, Sept M | than 100,000 5 mass Crissey fiek will re today to weld flyers to monies will of th wilt formal and appreciatic of a popularly amounted at | about $4,000, The bird | from Sa the prosentat filled purse, whic 1 early hour today t are expected to arrive fonica about 3 p. m ah 0.'6 |Portland Planning Big Air Exhibition PORTLAND, Sept. 26.—Arrange-| ments for the largest aerial exh! b in the history of Portland made in connection with the visit here of the American| round-the-world flyers, when y| stop at Vancouver barracks on their| return south from Seattle. Approximately 40) airera: participate, according to Lieut ley G. Kelly, charge | Vancouver felt ‘SHOTS STOP HIM One Jewelry Robber Taken, | Other Makes Escape a | | it 4 will rat in Oak- ¢ the ot fleeing a volley of bullets fired purst policeman, two al burglars made a rate for liberty early Thursday | |morning, when they were caught in the act of robbing a Jewelry store at 2035 First ave. One man was tured. Patrolman Ralph Ozura saw the| two at work and called to them to} {halt. They fled, and Ozura opened fire. Finding the whiz of bullets too close to his head for comfort, R. Haugan, one of the men, stopped jand surrendered, Ozura said. The | des cap t A s| | |They Seek Singers at State College) STATE COLLEGE, Pullman, 25.—Both the men’s and women's gleo clubs at the State college of| | Wash‘ngton are holding thelr annual | tr: for personnel for the season cellent o| | ad Sept.| nh} Some voices have alread) among the in the new stu nl) been fot and § | dent group. especially | bass ppranos, Warring Tuchuns Scorn Peace Pact) fANGHAT 25.—Rival whose n await the for dec tle before; 1, proposals tod: nd moved up reinforcements. | The same wan true in the north] where Chang Tso Lin and Wu Pet | Fu may be grips before the jsouthern warfare gets under 1. tuchy word Shangh Sept | mies t peace isive scorned way ilroads in Kiangsu province are| up, bridges are down and| transportation {s disrupted, while in the north the lines are in a chaotic ndition, cluttered up with troops and supply trains, Chang ‘fvo Lin has sent word} from Mukden that his airplanes bombed Wu's headquarters at Shan| Hat Kwan, using numerdus | | | torn casualties. An artillery duel is un- der way in this area. Valuable Furs Are Stolen From Home A nealnkin coat and a seal cape, valued at $1,500, were reported stol- en Wednesday Taare from the Silver | lake home of Mra. Tl. Wood, Po- lee here were aiid to look for the } fur je During 1923 more than 40,000 miles of hard surface road were built in the United States, keep on reading tho | *)and Mra, John | Pre | bulletin SE . ep EEE: ring GERMAN PLANES FLY OVER PARIS; PRESS IS WONDERING WHY pare CHARGE SHIVELY WITH ROBBERY Mrs. Johnson Also Charged; $500 Bonds for Other Two Defe and prosecution each Ray John The with mber ot ash was taken © filed against y Deputy Pree were reles » tempts of the defe nds each, as witne 0, led by ey George Crande ' bonds dem ing The defense, jpolnt when it | hearing for Justice neored whether the FINAL CHARGE IS NOT DECIDED wh the final charges against the former policernan and Mra. Job fon w Ross said he ta ur tain. The larceny to defeat a motio be ncounations were applied in writs by A cases habeas ey pus, andell asked re is wan | the time holdup. Leonard ed to © of Bond, In the Hoge bu iding nm were said | been the for Pr | | Fe’ waiting outaid Pendle Shiv bal od, wh | Hunter were Mrs, Hunter ts ted she knew the bonds ¥ and to have « to take a « ively an 6 with th er a $4.6 a conspiracy cl rt; Mra. J 540 bond in the was to t P Wrig bor ark a tt An Thu have sam Shornick, tin Shively held them robbery PROMISE ACTION . ttempt up at the Wheeler Says Progressives | the foreign enrollment may be met Would Call Congress DULUTH, Minn., gress will be called immed instructed to design permanent cultural relief laws if the indepe ent ticket is successful, ator Barton K. Wheeler announced to his Sept. ri- | farm followers in his Northwestern crusade today. ‘Tho only definite hope of relie for farmers Hes with the gressives, who long ago began f ing your battles in: Washington,” Wheeler declared our opponents would trick you. nt Coolidge ed his farm pr He would appoint an commission to study which is obvious to everyon pres No good come it until dead.” PLAN HOSPITAL has > ‘wait awhile.’ agricultural situation at porstbly I a cleo , could of you and ure istration Building Contractors’ by George W bid call set for at the United State reau, Washington, struction of iin ing at the veter Walla Cc. B. Bagley, secretary board of public works announces, will at the same hour, Octe struction of & city warehouse, bulletin: & m issued here October 7 bu voterans’ D. C., for idministration bul ans’ hospital at Wal of the the bids for con light department leattle aceept or U. S. SOLON WILL BE ARRAIGNED ON BOOZE CHARGE ON TUESDAY |, B ALTIMORE, Amos Woodcock te ed & Ww jay announced that Congréssman John Philip Fill will be arraigned States district court y manufacture and ssoasion of 2.75 per cont cider and wine, Hil}, however, rested. When he Sept Unit District, Attorney will not be ar. is arraigned, Hill may demur to the indictment if he desires, Hin trial will be after the election in November, a duction of later was FROM FAR AWAY | repu ¢|in which they MILLS PICK UP | Lumbermen’s | Walla Walla to Get Admin- | |Says 1,680 Grains | {children destitute i |miah | of smoking opium ‘for Fraud Charge|- | | A 'T TLE STAR LIQUOR SLEUTHS MIGHTY BUSY Smash Up Bar and Arrest aMn Long Sought COMPANY WILL SELL LOTS Auction to Be Held Saturday at Westholme Considerable interest has been wed in the forthcoming auction ie of building lota in the Puget Mil subdivision known Weatholme, and it ts antictpated th A large crowd of anxt ‘ attend the next ernoon, Co.'s an a 0 w nale me of the che ent. lots in the | addition } he'd while other 1 now yiaced on the 4 the to par to ne at bargain afternoon | rge of Barry & Offices, in the pa of the prop: | perty | Pullman Draws Students of | nd- phono bills the basis for the new fraud count. Many Foreign Countries STATE COLLEGE, Pullman, Sept Despite the non-resident fee of a nemester, the State college of ashington is drawing more s from China, Japan, Russis Belgium and other countries outside | the United States than ever before. Resistration in not yet over, #0 final figures ary not available, but an in-/ ase Is shown in the enrollment of nese, Chinese and Russians, and there ts an agricultural student from | | Belgium, | The housing problem presented by | tho organization of group houses | | tor these students. This was almost | ar last year in the caso of the Chinese students, and the Fill-| pino boys already have thelr own | | house, Some of the forelgn students, when asked, said it was the democratic connity FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIA cross - barred Marquisette _ candle | stick— Flapper curling trons— 69 mplete with 6 Bpec ‘Blue Ribbon furnace scoop— for 6 Colantal tumblers, \ Friday aturéay spectale ( coal hod— 39¢ || all-wool eal va —Jjust a tip! You may find exactly the tng for in our EXCHANGE ANNEX at > trade in your old furniture appraiser, EL fot-6000, and he will EXCHANG ANNEX: child’s rocker— (—__} 12 child ingly t with MOOSE! —any —l4 plece « lassware net. would be over- joyed with this solid gold, en oak rocker. —10 piece cutlery set. tl piece dinner set. Specially priced at 1.85 for Friday- Baturday, kitc full size, 36 in., hardwood trunk— 10*° —made of 2 ply hardwood: fiber covered. Edges are bound with angle steel. Fitted with good ree tray and heavy hardwafe. Regular 17.50 S only to be sold for 10.95 Friday-Satur- HOOSIER. Justed table drawer. extremely 4s part payment on new pleces, call our wil only $1— for this special offer, pi auto robes— large size ure you have been look- low price. Or, if you give you un estimate. HOOSIER BEAUTY hen cabinet— this week $ l — down —you'll be delighted with the surprising num- ber of conveniences that are combined in the Equ hetg’ ped with flour sifter, ad- . Velvet lined silverware save time and energy. Pay for the rest in small monthly payments LI8T YOUR HOMES FOR RENT TRADE "SEATTLE: GLCOND AT PINE WITH OUR FREB STACOMA: £ SCHOENFELD E 5nd spirit here ch drew them to the! liege; others said it was the tion for strength of the courses were interested New Business Continues to) Overtop Production por w business continued above lum with shipments the 11 per below according to a report | mills to the’ West Coast fation last production, ar new business | from 121 amoun cent gc A890C for wh week | he Future taled 6 orders to 48 per cent ater delivery 080 feet of all business. In tho 38 sociation or | per weeks of the year the] ports production total 034 feet; shipment feet, and new business, | mo’ un | the | A Opium Sounded Big Pointing ut that the amount of arcotics. imported ‘sounds b' Jated into grains,’ Norwegian Consul Jacobson Thursday appealed for leniency for Mikal Mikalson Dalen, in behalf of his wife and three in Norway Dalen nd prison for! a ‘al Judge Jore-| for indictment | he on of 1,680 grains | tran: A months b Neter charged impo k | the rec |Woman Not “Goods” [or The Jaim that by which « woman fraud is not an be com iborne tem. | federal indict onation of a officer. He | Sen A re-tndictment 8, marshal’s of. ment chargin department of was arrested on ‘Thursday by the U. fee Chadberno was originally charged with Impersonation and taking a woman from Seattle to Vancouver, B. C, for immoral purposes, Tele. and apartment rent are cla r now fro sup mit the | wu ten uspended dep: Under the | wite $50 Bates’ habeas cure land and th hi sistant | Theodore Roosevelt was nominated | 4&y iLa Follette Must dopendent ticket, piletto- Wheeler SENTENCE PROF, HAVE YOU GIVEN Pes Gets 180 Days and Must) TQ FUND YET? | Support Children OS ANGELE of 180 Hurry Up! " Drive Is More Than Half Over subscribed yet? than half of Fund drive ana} entry into tie field Thursday repre Sept in th n period providing he minor children pronounced on Dr. F s.| With more former 1 of the English | Community artment of the University of Ore by Police Judge Pope of th Bates ag 00 today Sen jail five sup-| over of probation his t ‘ Have you vo | y the over, 500 ntative and ener term probation, ich Dr i to follow, | paid § to his divorced and will continue s of month tion of| women under the leadership a Mother paymer during the probe Seatt}c, who are making of the it ts expected the} house-to-house canvass resi-| dential districts, a those tod. | As part of the BparAte agreement reached saened Satca hiett ein corpus eclipse heretofore fund to on Saturday the petition to sion of the children, Ro- and Vernon, 7, was dropped, boys will remain with their except for two months each | mmer, When the father will have m, reported and bring 10, tite a triumphant | I and 100 per cent honor roll factories is daily be-| downtown the nd er re industrial Jot firms coming running high at {the noon rallies at the Hippodrome, where, at Wednesda lunch, Ex jalted Ruler of the Elks Theo John. |son won the right to don the regal jrobes and be growned king of the for tho largest a unt turned candidate |in by his section on that day, ! state convention| Significant to fund workers and | | the public alike is the fact that the! came on |53 agencies drawing from the fun: 1) ballot of the convention, | have gone over the top 100 per cent, Votes, according to un-|€Very paid worker in these relief or- ul figures, while he needed but | #Mizations: having subscribed, swell to:Neth ing the fund in the sum total of $2 ° | Enthusiasm is nother Roosevelt May Sit at Albany OCHESTER, cretary Naty Sept of the the republican party governor by the today evelt’ first elving if te nomination Have Two New Frat Houses at Pullman) STATE COLLEGE, Pullman, “Turn Socialist’ | HICAGO, Sept ~The name of ept nator La Follette, head of the in-| —Two handsome new brick build will go ap the s0-| ings in “fraternity row” aro r pidi: list ballot in Callfornia, Congress. |nearing completion, They are the | John Nelson, in charge of La! Kappa Alpha Theta sorority house headquarters, an-/at California and Monroe, and the unced today, on receipt of word| Sigma Alpha Epsilon lodge @#vo m California that the California blocks east on California at B street, preme court had ruled against per-| Both are of the English colonial style Ung La Follette’s name to go on|of brick with stucco half.timbered ballot as an independent. gables, dent Speaks at Philadelphia WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—Presi- dent Coolidge will speak in Philadel- phia tonight on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the first meet- ing of the continental congress, the address making the his second sortie from capital since his return from Vermont he president will leave here at Pp. m., dining on his train. Im Mediately after the speech he will return here, arriving about midnight. Reports continue current in pollti- cal circles that the president is plan- ning a western tour, Approximately 359 American houses catch fire every day, statis- tics show. in tho first district bay today ins which will cost who is on Coos cting this project $3,000,000. li PERFECTLY PAINLESS dental work, Experts in charge of every 2.50 Plates $1. 50, $1 and $15 Bea ination and Estimate Free Je Same Location Here for ct wre Goop DER ISTRY Boston Dentists 142015 Second Ave.