The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1924, Page 2

W paces | KIDNAPING | ROBBERIES Mrs. MeAtee, in Jail, Says Hold Up Street Car, 2 Men} Girls Went Voluntarily Oil Station, Crack Safe | Mrs. Louise &fcAttes sin the sisted on accomr Fast t When she started t across country to her home in Iowa, Sep tember “I tried to persuade the giris to, return home here, but they refused Genevieve ec cruel treat ment at ho © wag almost & woman, and how could I force! A them t ' Wed The t carrying Mrs. McAtee baby. r 1 Missoula, where M MeAttee claims she again pleaded with the gins to return, They) The r again refused, she sald. The author Ities there sent where Mrs. McAtteo girls with arrest u t accom, panied her was bro Genevieve ter of Mr, T And Mrs. C. . 10 Harris \. st, Seattle. the step. | ¢ m in the strongbox | Gaughter of John Nelger, seaman,| The yess broke open a if 307 Thomas st. Tho baby and Louise | took several papers from | lare being cared for in the juvenile) Apparently the W, L. Thomas, 1928 Eigh at Eighth ave. 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VE gun butte just before the brush with the sher-| ¢ and his men oned regime b rhe revolt had t simmered trouble | Released to Sail Press Reports Big British Widespread Plot to Overturn nment Discovered JANEIRO, Oct. 22.—A | STRIKE STILL ON ash With Sheriff’s ies at Baker River several About 150 co labor . their demands in f class war “boycott of Calife & Wobster Co. build am, is attemp 100 reer y from the scene of sterday by the strikers, Extension School } Unt n sees in week A | . 6:30 to me p.m varied KEI |] Angele hour of Offers Journalism! versity of Washington ex services ann journalism t 1044 Henry class in news writing will anized Wednesday at 7:45 A Rootstown, O., gardener hoes hi t night, bh Radio Programs WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 KFOA—455 meters, 12:30 to 1:30; | 8:30 to 10. 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At t he braved an up 1d in quest of his wan gs, rough voyage for the tr Atlantic “Ir ers” of the forties were not the palatial floating hotels f today—and it was a tired ed w t in Tal becaine accustomed Seattle’s greatest | —— furniture sale! Aa two-tone mahogany finished, end table— WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1924 HOMEVURNISHICNS SINCE 1864 S- SuATTLY Dg ‘ depp = the sale that thousands of Seattle- EZ ZA ites have beer: waiting for is here 2272 at last. Immense assortments of —the largest home-fur- beautiful, home-worthy home- nishing organizationin furnishings at extraordinary low the Pacific Northwest sale prices await you here at the STANDARD. A sale that has be- ¢X¢hange your old come a famous city institution. furnishings for new— The daily papers will contain ad- —wny not taxe or vertisements listing many of the > offerings with their greatly re- duced prices. Watch for them for and profit! this ¥ u special low credit terms now! bu: ak ners to hings for good your credit really is! ex a 4, this b 85 —genuine leather, bed daven- port, ver y low sale priced combination mahogany 4-post bed— —a very attractive 4-post exactly as mahogany i around in unl ¢ them al t, he ran in the reaches of the West. —he went first to 8t Louls and thence to Davenport, Ta There he heard the stories of rich gold discov- { eries in California from returning prospectors and, answering the cal), he traveled overland to Sacramento, where he worked as a river boy. (Continued Tomorrow) FRIDAY FRIDAY Leeture ence 1. Well terested will find usually fine hear an expert Ings, Semtn wil the Meszanine lecture will start from, HOME-FURNISHERS LECTURE TOUR STANDARD FURNITURE CO. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS | this double deck | coil bed spring a featured sale V-A-L-U-E! —full or single s spring for elth oll bed wood or pectal teol bed. Very ped for th tSARY SALE. 385 regular price 19.50 42-piece dinner set AN- NIVERSARY SALE price— —exactly as pictured. Decorated with pink floral spray with gold edge. Each set packed in separate con- tainer. Special for the ANNIVER- SARY SALE TACOMA MENICO CITY, dent Obregon intends to retire at the end of his term in order to resume his business vities and he will not assume a cabinet post in the incoming Calles regime, he told the United Pi TOKY aviator} waathey ern af winter,| ‘0, Oct. ound the world flight this| TU officials have cautioned him that while a flight is possible conditions ES BREMERTON—CHARLESTON PF The Argentine Zanni, has not yet decided he will continue his east-| DAHUMPHREYS? 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