The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1924, Page 4

VOTERS PICKING M'DONALD HAS GUARDING POLLS What Happens Thruout Nation A CONGRESS —RESIGNED as Voters Name Their Choice mew Legislative Body La Follette Chuckles; Coolidge Calm; Take Office March 4 see = BIG QUESTIONS ARE UP oods and Snows Occur Troops Posted in Ohio T Klan Riots Afte to | Baldwin to Resume Leader- ship of Britain W Balance of Power in House and Senate at Stake BY PAUL BR QIALLON sove ‘ see ee which, within. th c ervative. pa ( HERE'S MORE ABOUT ) : Reforms to = | U.S, ELECTION : yurt " s political cor || STARTS ON PAGE 1 ‘ te reg og “i ; se "3 , MAY DROP TAX ree ete FRAUD CASES ‘ f in ay ¥ Two Suits Against Dulmage Involve $100,000 chamber Ss HERE'S MORE ABOUT | House—Of the 435 223]] path ° — K. ¢ are republicans, 207 SE TLE V Hite Go eral t t Rouse is ats mu gtivalas { to be s f capture at 11 that me roth “ asa ap ‘the « = pete ne little La Follette gro ch os ve oe . ohis 2 ° ke aes S Mrs. B hef ‘ j 4 the Melon tax bill at the last | Could De ms : a cote th ; ¢ ¢ : . c mie pretty. certain to be held] "ate and Ab aBbeienrr att tangy road ly” pecause Byrds page ee - Running upon the is Yn states norm Senate—The menate was 51 repul not used in the . sofhaecte ie samter 31 The precinct tas over 490i! SI DKLIGHT z ters. | TT Re “oo epee anions So inet 10, in the .|| STARTS ON PAGE 1 Ae re-election ty district elr —EE mf the s e ts 49 votes P onb a i 23 are A po ; ee ot es standing in line i ieain six seats now Agape hae Eger 7. Se as, ,ling te cast thelr > w the Gee the fivat £ ion or ee i ture thesg| REPORT BUT LITTLE Sige ; Te sos contacts against both re- | MACHINE TROUBLE {to's effi, nd democratic at At precinct 188, In the t are Colorado, Tilinois,| building, 79 voters had c their bal : Minnesota, Montana, | lot 10 o'clock and 16 were stand World Will Go O world will wag joma, New Mexico, line. 1 Texas Attraction| |“ jon urging voters of the city ant DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 4- getting. ready for Se ee | Cae ree we r fate to support the Low 4. ¢|from representative Texas pots | 5 Midenentites inedt ed a f Ame oa Initiative No. 52, at the Mon-| this afternoon indicated a close gub-| Vows | ee 7 ii iy meeting. J ernatorial race, election of “ . * pos J )G__The bill ts essential to the suc-|said. Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson, the A Dirty Trick } ! of the Skagit project, the reso-|outatanding candidate, wa awing IM FISK, political chief a : (ution states, ana will enable the Pity to sell power to small commun: | ities at rates comparable to those| more voters than the national elec-| tion, officials declared. in the Southwest, is w |his friend, “Doc” Ca REPORTED | ti it 1s rough words about the folks bow being pald In Seattle : Re |think they're going to beat “Doc."|Cal, Health Department May | i | - ' . in 4 i |Kitsap Fighting | “A dirty trick,” says ‘Tom ¥ Have Plag : in Check y) ; Served Op veer ahaeerdan a ue in Chec ‘Say Vote Machines | Over County Seat) .)) {2,00 “gt ve," ton aia Coe Obscure Tax Title BREMERTON, Nov. 4 — Kitsap | But lities ts changed a good LOS AN S$, Nov. 4 for this s oH . fs ; {00 will turn out a heavy vote/I believe, after all, we'll have to! state of heal the yisitin Hq The words “40 mills” on the title) today, it is belleved, In view of the|€o back to the old convention sys-|took over complete control of the| does 1 find the F 1) PE the 40-mill tax limit bill on fight over a proposition to remove|tem and get some order inte align to eradicate the pneumonic| man so mercenary as ntinen: ‘ynany of the voting machines in thé/the county seat from Port Orchard|ment again. mic which claimed tal brothers. The Brit is more ie = faye By fie card gulde}to Charleston, The local issue is at. eet |in the Mexican district of Los J ibtle and to sense the He e machine, was charged! tract more attention than the na : . during the past two weeks sand for Peay" Tuesday by F.C. Jackson and J. W.ltional tickets i |No Worry This Time! Uiaihat Demarini | ree wcughrah i Wheeler, leaders in the fight for t are 2a ne eT M having a } I ucoording to reports froth the| cress” 7 | bin. | 4much of a holl he nl tod: y and no n Jackson sald the words were com-| e )|said Billy Conner, state cases were brow. in. Some] ely covered up in Precinct No.| . politician of the old sc suspected of t diebase| . . where he voted. The matter! |RACIO PYLOgrams ||«04 not to to w Y Ijn the isolation wurd,| May Stop Public called to the attention of the} en ge S = being re-elected. Country's ospital clals stated | TY ] 4 bounty auditor's office last week, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 eeacap th were ax Inspections Wheeler declares, and it was prom- KFOA (455 meters—12:30.1:30— And #0 yo "r ’ WASHINGTON, Noy, 4.—A bill in sed that the situation would be| |Seattle Ad club luncheon; 2:20 p, it to er th Plane Is Speedin equ to 4 retary of the edied. bs i Tv M 1 1 1 nediec m.-1:30+ a, m.—election returns, || lots of elec rere Py | Treasury Mell nternal Re *This has not been done in all] |with musical interspersions by ||Fine sign, that!" | West With Serum | venie Comn ner Btair from per ithe ectncte we have inspected,” | sete ee are and Blue || a) | PHILDALEPHIA, Nov. 4.—An | mitts ee ublig oe rs American Legio Fitzgerald Pleased lat the deadly pneumonte plague in |tfict supreme court here toda) a in Paris," University of W |(XHAIRMAN Cecil Fitzgerald, o} salons ey a ¥ on state people are g y ] ne Mexican quarter of Los A = mH j hilar Tet a eoble are) tion quartet, Porry 0 |\ the republican ‘stato centrallis racing acroas the contine FALL COATS Hors whip ‘eave 41000 bach; zi thal KIR (283 meters) -||committes and himself an old-time! day. | For early fall, coats and capes of publican campaign fund. according| |™Usical records; 8-10:30—concert, |{war horse of polit! uid he felt A 6 londed with 600 di lg ha cloth are v practica Hm report to the Borah co J meters} Jeasier this election than for y| th m left here late yeste ‘orn, with small felt hats y are: Mra. H. meters, 0-7 ||/years. He was sure of an over-|and is expected to arrive in » shade. stock reporta, || whelming major ‘oolidge Angeles Wednen¢ ht Anderson, 5 Coolidg r nig ies Wash. ri: 1.145, Aunt Vivien's bed | “Tm ¢ sed to see the| Medicine to fight tho deadly 7 JADE GR Raymond, Wash., 40, Ray Robinson and ng.” he said,|Jenco that has taken a toll of 25| Bands of jade green duvetyn em Polson, Washington state. "pes ra; 9-10, sailent; ur ul in in.| ves In California city was man. |broidered in gray make an unusual The national committee reported ae + Robinson's Bagdad orches badly eded | ufactured by the H. K. Mulford lab. note of interest on a short moleskin 9B3,251.470 collected up to October|| ‘* | oy j oratories here . coat oS will run .$3,7 : P | — sd _@ Fs. Bapenditures wil run ,$3,700,-| Other Coast Stations Heavy Vote Says Dan|;— ot fpastlnantetssese Aaa || KGW, Portlana (492 meters)—s || 6O\QTELL, sir, you nover saw any-l ° ° . ° 14 || —ehildren's program; 8—clection || thing like it, the way they're l tam Allen W hite LAW GIVES VOTERS | eer voting out our way,” sald Dax? Lan-| j KF 1. Los Angeles (iss meters) don, state sonator and political chief 7 * ) . i || —6: ~organ; 8-9—Ambaasador |i since Hock was a pup.” “I've beer Ss a e i BUT TWO MINUTES Hotel orehestra; 9-10 Bettiah | i ties games Vent And webee cout ral in TO CAST BALLOTS ||| prosram, featuring boy tenor and ||1 over suw such hoary votine, Out FEMPORIA. Kas, Nov. 4 | the Issue PRGILECTION officials at precinct ||| ™2mme% Taylor Drill, basso here we had ‘em lined up 60 in a William Allen’ White, inde matey wills wat acdesene vole he | KL, Oakland (509 meters)—6-7 ‘ing, @ ‘abl r get a c vot > 284—the Emerson school— || —~Aunt Blsie' tinset tite string, uiting to vote, and that pendent candidate for governor of protest no one can question. | were enforcing the two-minute ||] 7.49.11. aston pelotbe. matines; |) was befor noon. }] on an anti-Klan platform, ro | ‘That 1 may get an election is ) timit Jaw in an effort to hurry KGO, Onkland (312 motorsy—s. || Certainly looks like the country|| turned go his ed@rini dosic on | one of my major fears. But, at | the canting of ballota Tuerday. 10— election returne; 10-1. st, |/USHt to be good and saved by Wed.|| his Eniberia Gazette today, con any ra am down at my edi. 1 | The law allows two minutes || Hranets Hotel spchientte “|| neaday.”’ | ar bt I wilt win, despite | torint dggk pounding my type ||} for cach voter to. make his selec. |] KES, vos Angelen (295. motors) ae J aetivities of the ‘shirttalt’ | Writer, Inspecting the Gazette 1h tion. George W. Hill, election —6—Biltmore Hotel orchestra; || Clea t || eanee : pulldings, have on ty oldest ) | i or Hy deputy jn the auditor'n offies, ||! 6.40.7:20-— children's hour: 10 | Tn an editorial under the head. | sult, a flaming red necktie and lf " “; A 3 U mf 1 Hi ir iT *rod \ Return,” | mn old brow? Lf) Said tit offiziais were inzrsuated ||| concert and election returns; 10-11 Election Returns! | saabaentes cee tes ae mili ahs to disregard the —Fiit more orchestra HARTFORD, Conn ye | Us rig is my fiercest protest H " Deine me The job is done. 1 have got against six weeks of 5 earnest effort was bein || KPO, San Francise American Radio Rel tanto: (he: people: with the ie) ‘ st six weeks of circumspec make a rapid selection, Officials || tereo— all radio telegraph operators Gales “aah et Ha “aH | Ca ee A hes, punctitious at precinc: 244, according to com: |/] 9:45 — organ; orehe country to maintain absolute stlenco|! before thom for six woekw und | goldfish hes flopren cage ee plaints 'o The Star, put the tw 6-6 :30—childre 40—orches: |}from 6 p.m. Tuesday until 6 a. m.}| have removed from sc ra 4 of aware i c} intortt hs ota Minule limit Into effect In on of | tra; 8-10—~election returna; 10-11 Wednesday morning in order to| mall tote 8 a ‘ e + into the old puddle fort to hurry the vole. [Palace Rove Room Bow! band, ayold Interference with broadcasting || which ( lan haw put pie ttl eta de att le.) of election returns, ‘ CE enna | Virginia, Wyom-| At precinct 189, fire station, at Ah * ned | | Ing and Kentucky. On the outcome| § h ave. and Columbla st. 64) Clare sts, | oe , aprons in these states hangs the complexion woted at 10:15 and 24 were {n/ pagtey it . ba eae ff the new senate. T ° capture half of them and cap-| At prec 183, in the Centraliie nas ey ure the senate. school, Eighth ave. and Madison st..| ern , ‘The races are so close that the|74 had voted at 1035 a. m. and 37/,, pre | act condition of affairs may not}were standiug in lin thes « w NGTON.—C: sees i i determined until hours after the| At precinct 180, in the Withard| 1" ot. WASHINGTON : U. S. Tourists Leaving Lots Ms close. hotel, with 431 registered, 70 pra! the * ay. ite bac OL Money With John Bull ‘The new congress will be installed| Voted and seven wero dep ty t eves ho w Irith the new president March 4.|line A a there * al Veten: and 2 The life of the present congress,| George W. Hill, deputy rafts of new tistics to be filed! publican house wit pehich convenes {n {ts short session|charge of the electio away neatly | Wecember 8, continues until then. | recelwed a few compla 1 e658 if “i tenecermaniinind lous precincts where minor difficu |tles with the machines were b Bob Hesketh, Too Jencountered. No serious difficulty! 4 x1) there's Hob Heaket! ACK BONE BILL was reported and by 10 o'clock the} a ee re os ay 0 t election machinery was running)) | Co terest in & atta cae i eae smoothly, Hil! said. aE |stnce ‘way back in the es 00's! INDIANAPOLIS, ouncil Urges Voters to) The big fight over the Lake Wash-|day daw Support Power Measure “Mia” Ferguson Is | instos ow : ar ‘The city council passed - friend dragged me in, and of handson “ |Thomas Page Attorney ee Ala REDERICK & NELSON 4 I 7 : ; — , i : "7 i i By ats) a ome | = 175 of the Smart Flannel Frocks $15.00 \HE vogue of Flannel for morning, sports wear, school and business is understood when one considers these exponents of the fashion. They are smartly styled in slendér, straight-line mode, in Plaids Checks Ata Very Low Price Wednesday easily 7 Stripes on grounds of tan, beige, brown, rust, navy and gree Well tailored, in severa smart styles—the four sketched are typical. Sizes for Women and Miss -14 to 42. A Wednesday feature—$15.00. --Frederick & Nelson Second Floor Women’s Silk Umbrellas Special $4.95 Wednesday les—8, 10, and the wide spread 16-rib top. covered with good quality silk, some with 11-inch Ottoman, and narrower novelty borders. 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State NEW YORK, Noy. 4.—Citizens of New York state flocked to the polls | } in unprecedented numbers today, and by midafternon it was estimat- jed that the total vote cast would | reach 3,500,000 to 4,000,000. | Bright, cool, “republican weather” led _up-state republican leaders to predict that Coolidge and Roosevelt for Client Tom Page PAGE, Page, Mr. created a little flurry representing attorney, talking, who will act as defendant and his own counsel when his alleged violation of the national prohibition laws {s tried M* of amusement Tuesday morning e the which monotony of ® | before Judge Jeremiah Neterer || Would come down to Greater New morning devoted to ca fed probably some time in December. || York with tremendous majorities. eral court calendar totaling 238 The court set December 16 as || At the same time, the long lines cases, when court that "I believe Mr. Pago will be out of town for two weeks and will not be able to appear.” It was Thomas D, Page, Seattle he grayely told the of yoters awaiting their turn thru out the day in New York city, Brooklyn and the boroughs forecast a tremendous vote in the great city. the date for setting the Page case, based on a charge by Prohibition Chief F. 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