The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1924, Page 1

ND what will Washington’s registered Democrats do on Nov. 4th? “i Davis cannot possibly carry the state! Why waste votes? The issue} \\ is not between Republicans and Democrats. It is Wall St.vs. The Peoplel} | + gad WINS SERIES! | — aggre see ree ay ae ba The Newspaper. With. ‘the Biggest Circulation in Washington - Dee | al de A Ea WEATHER ‘ii The Seattle Star : VOL. 26. NO. 194. SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1924 * TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. Fae SH a AME GOES 12 INNINGS! Family Saved From Flames os Heelies tion "miu at GRIFFITH STADIUM, Washingtor?, Oct. 10.—The Washington Sen- Babies Lowered to Safety by Tuesday nish ©] ators won the world series championship from the New York Giants} In ode to take care here today by a score of 4 to 3. The game went 12 innings. inasar-}/ Stanley Harris featured the hitting with a home run in the fourth | inning and a single that tied the score in the eighth. registra Barnes, McQuillan, Bentley and Nehf pitched for the Giants; bm Washington used Ogden, Mogridge, Marberry and Johnson, Mrs. Gus Stavros, 7932 13th ave., S. W. her-husband and two children were saved Friday morning from death when the Howdy, folks! Have you been re A Giant rally in the sixth inning, aided by errors in the Washing- crackling of the flames that were burning working See Oren, Wore Fee 1) (Tapers 6 ef 8% | {ton infield brought over three runs. their home, awoke them. They escaped thru ales? Yep, we've gone crazy, too. _ PIERIT ‘ rip Aap = ; SRIFFITH STADIUM a window. Mrs. Stavros is shown above Mencia: the Whecw of a Pike at) 7 ith $2,000 each for. the with 6-months-old John and Katherine, 2 winner at stake and a cham world that There was a young lady from ington fans, the New York Natchez ¢ siants and the Washington meen | Tey This on Your Dictionary) sis With a heart full of gloom L afternoon Bhe sits in her re —/ |seventh and de And scratches and —.. jthe world’s ser end scratches. years old. -1 Vra Staff Photographer sive game of} I can’t pay my bills promptly. hey’re all about a year old. x Play started | Twenty-four ago, the ex | ports had jong faces and were willing je tell Buck Harris that ho w detlegsing will never be a really sient business until they begin; ssue coupon books to customers. nice boy bit that te wax too much of ja kid to DéAt one of old man Mac | Graw's teams Someone must have told the youth (Turn to Page 4, Column 3) ING FIRST INNING NEW YORK —1 Frisch walked taken after a ce the Wa ton infield came in. Ogden made sot to the wu he had burt his 4 thought it was we ‘ strategy to beat the left-har 4 rs of the Giants. McGr YE DIARY ws evening, my wyfe being in Van- or, did dine at Kippe’s coffer house, lid order chicken livers and mu s which do be = tasty dish, albeit ting. And later to the Metropol ouse, and did hear much pleasing yue and see many chorus wene +0, in all send humor, te home. fog me Dust to dust, ee mushrooms batting order first base ho batting ft field, batts and Wilson in center, batting in the ezamine Terry's place same place g on the the steam PATHETIC FIGURES © out, Barnes to no hits, no err SECOND INNIN rsday, Gus Stavros and his| Friday that home was a black | and two babies enjoyed |Patch of smoking ashes, the dis: NEW ATTACK IS cusity of thet little home out | torted frame of an fron bed and a 2 13th ave. 8. W twisted water pipe the only evi ______ | dence that a home had ever existed babies in their cribs and “Macdonald Will Come Back? coe PARTY FIGHT 88. They | eae at curious gilbert J. Hotcake, cross word puz fan, who has been trying for 10 HORIZONTAL ys to find a three-letter word for ts ( their sleep: Jaden conscio awoke What was Authed rossine? That snappine |COUFt Action Involves Fate "Marvin Sees Vi chary for British Labor Ms le ae 4 hala of Voting Machines (How Labor Sees It) | inferno ot basing fame and smoke THREE GROUPS NAMED [ai inferno of blazing flame and sm Kitchen and living room were an i ie hes tearing at the bea-| Charge Candidate Can Only and the’ Appear on One Ticket film play coming t week is based nandmenta. . ILec were repealed lo cordance with its own psychology, but violence is not necessary, | Ask © thought was’ the underlying of labor's defeat in parliament, Dr. Marvin said wwnfall (Turn to 4, Column 1) frightened screams of his little girl adding to the terror, Gus gath her with his wife Id infant low. There he r | LONDON, 6 y labor leaders of ER and W. D. neys for the La Fok organization, launched at Olympia Friday ee political groups in titis ABIGAIL APPLESAUCE SA": | who at) ) sweet | BY DANA W. NORRIS | |é¢]DRIME MINISTER MACDON- ; Facing the | ened babies from ALD 1 with an jo each 6 hortost campaign é to each ocher in ‘ “ligt campaign lowed him over the te tate: Alleged’ to’ be. improperty ame public never real ab. ‘> rilasible: ind party. head N aid Mrs. /ing to secure the votes of La Fol- i J ablgett Map: each (Uren PLEA, ng, “but we | ize how amatet 44, Ne a feade ft « lette supporters : ur quarters tod: f whirl © so thank’ ” safe and un. ish they are. They y $5,, Fir es wind activit them having |nurt, Poor little Katherine is so|,, 2f they are successful it will mean d more prac i : Pat joved thelr ¢ frightened yet that I cannot do Machines may be“Usas ;, ) 0, Into Prime Mir anything with her—but little John ming election, If they lose ¥ Yid m labor cabinet, y Rosan'esasew tie ditterencaser sta w court action, it will mean “5 m . ‘ ustralian ballot must be } Stavres, who has just started up , ted 1 close Englartd’s first erate ules cad Salles es at ballot would be nearly ] bit t Naw ed, | Ship for « | ninemoathia [hy ess an gra mianas cleedech ates feet long and two feet wide. } n- editorial o4 nition. Marvin ts drafting the |" Sixth and Madison, was busy |. election. without machi ither Are We contin x Jany man in thi tha legion sh rrine baying por clothing Se tie etate $100,000 San | Pk At ‘ iat on the British situ ‘or his wife and Kiddies. foarte pres Word Pu te ir MacDonald would The fire ha ained such headway action at the state capital : , day on a {before the sleeping family awoke of the preme that the parties against int is made are entitled tic n the ballot as tip: iicyehtoll 1¢ fire department was unat industrial dis. jto save the house, The loss i s at all ;Partly covered by insurance ament has Dr. M. H. Marvin fours election will w would tou Inet as England ha ignificant | good many year n route DIRKCTIONS FOR WORKING THe « KOSS WOKD PUZZLE ; ; iad nes tain's labor Aiulnived Soccmiancrelio ane ave * ‘ they do not make uso of HE st ome| represent a lett first letter { made | Rreat middle groups of British peopl ; ~L 1 Si 1920 | F party title i of in-|of a word- beg numeral. Conference. |AMERICAN 1 Anon Donald's evel once ee ok) ee i a And| Words run horizontally and verti pirit rep. Jection, point | CHICAGO, Oct. 10.—Further ad 1 1 ok out for folks. | cal ty, as well barely 19 days remain | vance in hog values brought the top) Tdependent progressive party, for ae CAS 1 theyt va mber ments in the | price to $11.85, the highest nce |Merly the La Follette independent t rhe Star en thu nity © and Ger t is believed 20, at the livestock market ¢ | Progressive party, sponsored by Ty Mf. ttle f The ribed by the def could never | on with the Light receipts and generally | Cunningham he market on! The state party, formerly the La ‘or the last three | Mollette state party, with Willlags | (urn to Page 4, Column @ table 1 horizontal calla for | 1 e 4, Column 6) government ¢ particu: | & mand has thet a ard trenc hoy, my ing salt | Gre trated that a labor larly in produce as# strong s Thu (Turn to ulymit- | work out its own proble