The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1924, Page 2

. Sa akc A oe, SAYS G0,P.GETS TIMES SUED BY/Here Are Measures You (BOYLE INVITED, * =a: \CANT CREMATE C, D. WILLMAN MORGAN MONEY LA FOLLETTE Will Vote On Tuesday! TO RESIGN _svesovvsce: | LAD'S BODY 1S ARRESTED >: Walsh Charges Banking Firm Asks $100,000 for L Underwrites Campaign Fund and False Pub d tity Is Ordered Realty Promote *e Initiative and Referendum Measures | on Ballot Summarized and Explained ae rand ‘ ' ‘ hy Chaire i “ow * . that ' INITIATIVE t 4 ; an open 4 ‘ dended Key bh Pot ‘ Saturday n ‘ a : A ! “ ~ s firm of J. P. M < 4 print . KePERERED DUM : Q : = REPEREN DOM 16 5 | voted $5,000 , | W at are by t a “ 3 ¥ 2 ‘ behat ' f| these to t \ i i 4 MENDMENT— Per ‘ E: | om Audubon Society A INITIATIVE 49 i to Take Bird Walk = v ' AM NDMENT—1> we t Be, the larg on digs mneut of } Moran . “=| DIDN'T SIGN VOUCHERS hol edueation Is : =f Sgt we hy cae ; Rain Is Forecast | STARTS ON PAGE 1 ; od ine to the American people before |pattical fight nd api Ursinus K. Loose Dies Very Poy". .0 ne Tolenigs Engaged: vu ere a it 4 » Pines : “The patumonic plague ix the Suddenly Saturday tbe] y as M oncer N asi er pe apt , DEAF FRIENDS how it originated. Ax far as we can determine, Mrs pela Penryn! Wipe - all Fall os. peer Bs he ¢ will be carried by Oe eee ee TT or Witness Can't Rec P * k room Hu Would You lentes TR ode gy 23 ; tracted B ty : born in Febru Request for Secrecy Z Believe It? lepartment store. = a bly while the ¥ of oat dus Grove, ( : Se aaa (HER Rc nn ' 1 by Ar Dwi tute We tata actin ¢ Peg ag Roy Olmstead’s rather bulky | pay afpentn ny : . , in ¢ body bent over the machine Ay? wire ‘ » fart The lights were put out, Clear . oa b k ly thru the dull mass of fesh wit be held’ tn. bound ‘ * visible to t hed = DOES NOT MINIMIZE tn direct d be seen the pulsing P al chureh } THE SERIOUSNESS Hurean of} of his heart hes Elk } r 7 t 0 1 n 4 bal Dan : Teeth as Low as $5 automobiles on t th t Bent Set of F bog t ‘ Our EXTREM prices t Th gap; ! Teeth as low os oe BO oats o i t matical 00 ‘ . faster th r “ your seoee $7.50 $12.50 $15 er mt Benge Bl ger cages GP HERE'S MORE ABOUT arent "a 00 't ss etalon noon at the p é t MU oT al ; tly ed > 1S nage Oe of the ald Mtiabes Pg 8258 athe ate ¢ chlorine ga CW O KILLED Disabled Steamer Is Taken!,°” eam”. Set A eae 1.00 Up wit take toeclal care to Ste vow 'ween 1 CITY BACKS BONE BILL f ; et} STARTS ON PAGE 1 in Tow by Tug tilting Be Up ci Ox RTLAND, Ore, Nov, 1.18 i ood : a ag 4 have sativfied our pat: m ; “i bie. T pay behind our work. t EY « full value for [ a you will satisfy and please you. ’ . 1422 Seco 3 " ¢ 1 4 WE STAND THE trier nteed for 15 rears y Examination FRED ieee It £ the || Open 9 to 6 Dally—# to 12 Sunday outs inee | OHIO DENTISTS : . 2, B wight 207 University . i Phen also I have done some Corner - work" in softening bones. By Over Mutual ; ———— RELATIVES STRICKEN |APTER FUNERAL br NAVY YARD “<MERTON—CHALLESTON }¥ RT ORCHARD. Toke fast d Auto Kerries trom | using radium the bones may be | —=—=—= — softened and straightened, Then the blood is turned in again and it will remove the sub- stance, restoring the bones to normal strength.” And there you are. The reporter s for none of these things. ing. And surroundings were interesting. | {And Roy Olmstead’s p | was 230, 4, 1 :a0 P m rept Sanday. Special trip sutmrday and Sunday very ye? a Ferry Trip 7:15 a m. Vassevger fares to Port Orchard Way Points 50e Round Trip. NAVY YARD ROUTE Colman Dock BA in-2222 ATTACK Speaker: tion atts addreanes |groups in |Mannell sp BONE BILL na | plicity Unidendified Body) 17S Found in Duwamish |‘ body of an unid Do You Save Something Each Week? MAN is not measured by the amount he saves, but by the regularity with which he saves it. they were inte ~ word th library, and I sed voters in Edn 0. P. SUPPORT wie ad | CALLS G. | Declaring wam morning b up the glasses to restore sight to hi the blind, they will be given to W. Knowell are i © for the benefit of those with tho sam¢ who need them, with- out any profit to anyone.” Sat liams of | “If we deverop and perfect | | pea mimo PUGET SOUND STEAMER SSHEDULES Save Money, Travel by Steamer TACOMA Leave Colman Dock Daily 7, 9, 11 A. M., 1, 3,5 7, 10 P, Single Konnd 45c Trip 80c Trip VICTOWIA, B.C. Port Angeles, Straits Points Daily, 12 midi thew to Vieto jof thetr | Lamping port of Cc jState headqu Banks are frequently called upon to give a statement of a man’s credit. If you deposit | a certain sum each week, even though it be very small, the report will be more favorable than if you deposit a much larger sum inter- mittently. INITIATIVE s2 —Iis your street car mess multiplied twenty times, —It means 7000 more politicians on your payrolls, —It will cost YOU millions. It is FOR Politicians and AGAINST the public, iLa Follette Will Vote AGAINST Initiative 52 | outgrown. The new plants must be built for the Citizens Association Myainst Initiative 62 Be at Home Nov. 4 future. Obviously, then, they will produce more s, the West gras apdkyrs HERE’S MORE ABOUT BONE BILL EDITORIAL ‘or of the bill prohi dairy products ANACORTES 1, 10:00 p.m. = $1.00 tach way. Port Townsend Rail (© nections and Mill Porta” Dally, # a. Be a Systematic Saver with a Dexter Horton Savings Account | Resources, $44,818,420.46 STARTS ON PAGE 1 MADISON ete nor Ta Fe »e with his} power than the cities themselves now need. CL ALLAM BAY | family Map arm when | The original state law stated that city-owned plants | per ad hag 3 baled fo Pe ih mms) could sell to anybody, anywhere. But the state supreme | . mi. come fr ; ; asco ee Tip oan? Monde hight is expected to| court solemnly declared that the law did not mean what | BAN JUAN ISLAND Poy [deliver his last talk of the cam it said, but something else that the power company law- il v 1 eR | balgn to a huge mass meeting of] yerg said it ought to mean, | gp Page el, | arg EAE rot ad | CAN BE CURED meer nnd Auto Kerry Tato: Ate avilie at patie So the cities barred from disposing of this excess | B * E power outside their boundaries. Fi P f T Y rree rroot fo You Po Six ronnd trips daily, con- | After casting his ballot Tuesds i Appeals have been made time after time to the leg Dexter Horton National Bank | necting with Bremerton ; jthe senator wil return heme to await the result of the election. PUENTE, ANACOWTES. VICTORIA Passenger and auto ferry ; OF SEATTLE leaves Anacortes for gidsry No special wire will earry tha} léture for a new law. But the power companies have {Ald want ig your name and address 90 T can send yout a free trial, ATEN ern Ext alate 1870 + No ecia e will earry tho reatment. I want you just ~ ad . C, esta 8% Bs, Yi Otene and “Mocha Hatta io) the Las. Wolletia tans, | invariably blocked such a move, try tte Thaeamy only at nent HERETO eS d0eF Drvacisr Steamers and achednies sab- but the independent candidate will | That is why Homer T. Bone wrote his bill—after the thoIndinna State Board of Pharmacy and dive years an Brean eet arsbat ‘ 6 Jeet to change without notice. be in constant touch by telephone | last legislature had turned down a similar bill—and pi t | Asociation, Sietrty everye e in Fort Wayne knows me and knows about my successful Savings Department open Saturday evening, 6 to $ o'clock rm | with his Ieutenants, 1 ane’ JERISIBUUTS 118 bag phd Ane PUl | Ueatment, ° Over ‘Thirty-Five Thousand Men, Women and chido ood cd Fort ) GET SOUND NaVIG ATION 4 ——e- | @# on the ballot for you to vote on Tuesday, | Mingo hive, accorsiog to their own statements, been cured by this treatment since] first A Lee DOvK4iFQ07 Manon: g B 1 G F * * & I( you have Koxema, ttely Salt Rheuns Tottor—never mind how bad—my treate Third Avenue and Cherry Street i) ironies ee burglars Get Furs 4 ani ‘ ; | men{hascured the worst easel ever uaw= ea chance te prov my elalim: (Second Avenue Entrance now open) 4 at d ° i 7 ry ¢ aie Pin Send i ddress on the c below a ; a [Sec 0 EB : | and $300 in Cash| HE STAR finds nothing wrong, dangerous or | tokit@wigib™ Re: wonders accomplished in your own case Will be proohe sane Bisitaca BieNe Fito” TRA sobae et radical in the Bone bill. It believes the SHUTZELL, Dene cee AnD MAIL TODAY, ve mca see-nne same eae cee Sam Haskell, | night, stealing $100, a pistol, PASTIME CLUB ALL Spring Street Vhone MA in-7844 Second Avenue and Cherry Street (Hoge Bldg.) Seaboard Branch, Pike at Westlake, po SN 7 , ri | J.C, HUTZELL, Druggist, No. 4947 Wost Main St., Fort Wayne, ind. Minor av Ed bill is needed, that it will NOT wreck, or even Please send without cost or obligation to me your Free Proot Trovtnoot ; | ‘o fur valued at orority pin anaa| Gamage, the priyate companies, tho it will de- : f N C4 a i: Digs 7 an 1 4 . $22 y % Dancing and Cards [| «lt club 3 stroy the iron-clad monopoly|that now exists. ay , pe | Ballard Brapelis 28 Saas Avenue Tues. < Wea, thine. « Url ures Okazow, 606 Bovanth ave, re-| And so The Star advises you to vote for Initi- Post Office he 8 ae Nam 78 SRNR et Dexter Horton State Bank, Georgetown J while he slept and $16.50 was stolen ative No. 52, | Street and No,