The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1924, Page 7

a J] overt ‘Licht THROAT IS CUT EUROPE FEARS' - . Knife Wielded in Election LEAGUE BAN Row in Dalles, Ore, . . Old World Nations Are In- > terested in U. S. Election vo the are 8 t ‘ INDON, No I genera a ‘ * the throa: t of the An ar ' ' as due the a - Mt ‘ : ; that the t Coe and \ » Ce Dr. \ ‘ o said t backed cu Kiux Khe the city m ” Evening . stent a Dhe moSk |\=5 ere ies oe Rae delicious the $46 admittedly collected from manu |WHITE HOUSE |S". be" DREW CROWDS F rench Coninent on LAST SUMMER) pant “: Vote Result 00,000 fund republicans WASHINGTON. Nov, 5. =< With |/andalide ia the Un ted States prest congtess out of ston, the White | @ al elect an te tted by House was the ain attraction for] Free men generally today as a de the thousands of todrists who jour. | sire not to release a bir the hand the many sights the na fters. Wh nares | expre that . they u@ually spend the! prosperous that they feared to chance |) days at the capitol. ¢ change, and that this pre toward con- the gallery of elther the senate or TELEPHONE FORA j house ey are reluctant to leave TPs! RoNER | The fave t woogon cus tated the same prin: servatiann pas been to stand House anor Waiting to ee | Germany Shows en lg ey Na nce one view of yeottent Cnet ae | Little Interest t International o gather adout the| BSRLIN, No The American ea to watch the preai.| Presidential election results having/ |dent’s officia} family come and go, | been discounted in advance, the “man Secretary of State Hughes is about |'n the street in Germany was only member of the cabinet who| Mildly Interested ta the actual result is rocognieed, The state department | Governmental officialn and Duainess 4 \dentified by his famous| MeN gtherally were guarded in thelr | ere, The Mentity of other|comments, but some indicated they members of the cabinet is revealed | would have preferred « different re- joniy when the guard at the door! sult. shouts for thelr automobiles. | o 2 9 The number of te 4 who shook TROTSKY VIOLENT lhanda with the Preside the or WE SPECIALIZE ideelarations of Leon Trots SPCTAL PRICES ; delivered before army sup ne Good, Substantial ¢7 50) ante HOrlick’s [in which he violently de : Y ORICINAL American militariem,” and ass vom Malted Milk this would not have beer o anged regardiess of whether Coo te ige, Davis of La Follette had been elected, ‘7 sale He strongly eritic ized La Follette, 1 senator had soe lent regarding fecognition Perhaps you think the price of soviet Russia, " too low to car! quality and ee ‘ question our ability to make & ITALIAN COMMENT : B geet plate ROME, Nov, 5.—Itallans generally ime f] into the were only mildly interested in the! d: end Deatters’ plate de ‘le Ametican presidential election, but e meat ts in charge 4 comments today indicated a belief Specialist, & man of exeep- that the republican victory was an- jonal ability and expert | "4 el ioecuorekion ie nite och - other indication of a strong fear by ease to proper lection of the American electorate of radical old gE gy BO political theories. Nono of the of to Careful ett f facial exprea- | ticlals of the government would com- won, giving paturainess to | me the result eart; * sypcerance, final fitting In- meat on thé result early today, leasing and sat- ‘peau it you are seek- THREE THINGS YOU WANT IN PLACING YOUR LOAN 1—A LOW RATE 2—OONVENIENT RE- PAYMENT PLAN 3—+PROMPT SERVICE | BUREAU OF MISSING RELATIVES | pie ne Batter over With you. Con- sultation and advice will cost you nothing. ag hg oe Dental Werk it Reduced Prices wien 15-Year Guarantee Service for Out- ctfowa Patients EXAMINATION PRE separated. Let us examine your tegth We Give You These ore missing sre Invited to epee | and gite you an exact oh | and More rebee direct! _ of your dental needa, | 3) find us polite and as. and worthy of your tonfidence. 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All words used are dictionary terms, except proper hamea, which, with In- itials, abbreviations, obsolete words and technical terms will be so indi. jeated, Tho first correct feply ’ PUG ET SOUND [eee receved bene ‘There is great scope for y and novelty in arrangement ot ght and dark squares and the |Duzalo should contain anywhere ltront 11 to 15 squares each way, The puzale must be arranged @o that no words are completely separated from jeach other—they must be connected |by interlocking letters. ‘The words used to form the RI THE ANSWER | Al Save Money, <ravel by Steamer TACOMA Leare Colman Deck Dally HWA Me & & eae kat 45c nis” 80c i t in on trp leaving: Reattle Saturday midnigl ———— NBA alana way ronTs Monday Trip Only) BAN JOM ND POINTS and Ante trips daily, Recting wth, _Dremerten wehedules shb- fect io change without notice, PuGtt SOUND NAVIGATIONCO COLMAN | Dotk~- FOOT Marion sT TO MONDAYS PUZZLE 1, A. Bird, 048 N, 1018t nt, Seattle, wins the dollar correct answer to the Monday puazle. ‘trom the University of Mich: lerick T jand George R. Swain, Photographer One of the mo#t important finds! white has been fragments of bronge tablets |Greek artists Ren Gestae” of Augun- | store of knowledge, gram [be too technical or ¢ | definition showld pot be misleading both |and technical, obsolete, jcorresponds to the number in the], ; |puzzle, thus: No, 2 in the column}, or obligati be headed “Horizont describes the! to the true cor n word which will fill the white squares | Patterns should be synimetrical in | FREDERICK & NELSON DOMMSTARS STORE Men’s Broadcloth Shirts Attached and Neckband Styles SPECIAL $1.69 HE broadcloth in Imported quality of fine, and lustrous finish. Choice of the popular collar-attached style, as pictured, or neckband style. Either style light r blue, lig in white, pow tan. matron. duced, Thursd these Shirts even weave is ap straight cuffs or lig for men and oung men, Special, Thur , at $1.69. 48 TRIMMED HA TS Of Velvet, Velour, Duvetyn and Felt N the group are fashions for bobbed heads and for the Selected for clearance, from higher priced groups. to $7.50. REDUCED 7.50 STAINS STOF New Chenille for Trimming, 59c Yd. HIS new Chenille is favored for trimming dresses, blouses and tunics. able in five shades—cerise, brown, navy blue, emerald green and black. The Attractive value at 59¢ yard. width is 20 inches. American Excavators W riting New History Find Records of Reign of Augustus and Old and Beautiful il Temple That’s Buried 5 “NO 6. HAD PROFITEERS IN written |THOSE DAYS, TOO Other fragmiénts have been found y Oflat Angorn, but they were not com- Now, by piecing them al) to- | Bethen, it Is believed the world wil! be given a full copy of the historic! 400 feet above sea level, They are but three-quarters of a mile from this modern Turkish town. The neat railway station {s 35 miles AUIYADIZ, Asie Minor, 2 New history ix beln near here by a little group of Amert- cans; excdvating the ancient Antioch ‘The expedition is clearing up, his+ toriana beiieve, many hitherto v chapters on the closing days of the old Roman feign and the beginning of the Christian era. Francis W. Keleey, Latin Prof. David M. Robinson of the Uni versity of Pennhylvania; Prof, B, Peterson of Decorah college; Fred. | perb Temple of Auigustus and its im- posing approaches The building was arble delica Woddbridge, an architect, bearing the tua, fitet Roman emperor. The "Ros Gestae,” regarded as one of the most important of all Latin/ | works, is a brief account of the em- peror’s reign dictated by him just! before his death should be foun bridged dict una should not abbreviated | words and proper names or initials | should be #0 indicated In the defini. | | tions, No foreign words, exce ose In common, every-day American use, and found in the d used. Prepare your diagram, Put in yeur words, —aa in those printed. Watch out for thin. wardi the best “original” puzzle, neutness, clearness and arrangement wil! be taken into consideration All original puzstes actually recetv. ed by 6 p, m. Saturflay of each week Will be considered as entered In the weekly contest ending on that a Write your full name and address | on all puxzi¢y submitted, and address | Cross-Word Haditor, The Star. | Hmployes of The Star and thelr) relatives are barred. The Star will, in addition to the regular pr AS MA WILL VOTE “How ate you going to vote, my | dear?” “in my green velvet walking sult with a hat to match." Dartmouth | Jack o’ Lantern. LEFT “Darling, wheh you atm away, I have your picture In my mind.” “Oh, Eddie—how small you make mo feel!"—Brown Juk. jo woUCeTHONeTORS Biu sandwiches! luhill spreads like butter, nor Bay Points a Too Tound ‘rl ip. NAVY YARD ROUTE Dock MA In-3229 Col: pronouncement. A letter from L. Antistius Rustious, In the party of explorets-aré Prof, | Consular legate of the Emperor Dom- seholar | tan, ;/ime also has beeh. found, T nj Then the excavators have succeed. oO. lets. The! Teeth as Low as $5 Beat Set of Ned Rabber, . w 1B i: ¥ Low -— es ‘ x) onary, nay be} sein, Crowns .. Fillings. and then number the |] | diagram carefully, from left to right} Many num-| Sliver a g the weekly prize for| ‘0 charge for, pal 4 contracted for, gold Is valuable. T pa cash of allow you full value for it on dental work at, PRINATIS lehzelase, up-to- with, ateriized Instruments and gentiomanly You. will not be ashamed to ree- ommend to your friend All work xuaranteed fi Examination FREE Open 9 to B Dally—0 to 12 | OHO DENTISTS 207. University Corner Second Ave, Over Mutual Say. @ Loan Asan. . pay $1 for any orig. | 14 to 161%. Avail- —DOWNSTAIRS STORE ‘Tiberi Square” t the top of the ma. stairway bie propyiaea, a CHRISTIAN RELICS ARE ALSO FOUND reached, been found. ng the profiteers of his/ away, their work. The Americans’ It was reached trom | Y=. me hae mt it plates stitution. Poreeiatn “extras” your reach financially, ens extrac- hen other cleaning am @ regular, a dental office operators, whom 5 Dears only. DR. EVANS 625 First Ave. Foot of Chetry St. The Fontana way of making real egg noodles assures you of noodleswhich are rich in flee vor and fré@ from unpleasant starchiness. Think of thig when you buy. Then you will insist on Fontana’s, 10c a package. REAL EGG NOODLES FINE AND WIDE y a flight of a dozen marble steps TO feet long. three-arched sewny, finely executed, The foundations of at least two Christian churches also have been One patterned after Roman basilica, 1# belleved to have stood on the site of the old house where Paul made his first converts. Graves of Christians likewise have The remains of the old town lay buried atop an Isolated hill, slopping eastward in the midst of mountains, ¢ ruins are from éight to 15 feet | below the present surface of the hill. Thech |64 tn reaching the ruins of the ats ined the excavators are just beginning Turkish labor@rs are helping them. } About 150 of them on the fob. operations have proved to be the means of staving Btretched out in front was “Augua.| Sf @ famine for the people of Yall- er Tf you week the better class of Medical service, threstigate fitst this iafge and old-establishéd In- Come and talk pri- vately to my patients ahd see if they are Batisfied. They will ‘ell you that their case was explained to them and the fee hamed be- forefore they began treatment— that they were never charged for or for medicines, You can find out that my fees are moderate and terms within I have no free balt of faa treatment of any sort to try oud allopathic physt- clan, licensed doctoF of medi¢ine —specializing in the ailments of men. If you think I can be of eersice tO You, it will cost you nothing to call and talk matters. over with me. No charge for con- sultation, Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. daily; Suncays, 11 to 1