The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1924, Page 2

eo ae vath {WOMEN AID IN Anarchists Will, Strike INOREASE CITY ® |"Fiddlin’ John Faces | She pLaughs at Death VET Rl if U.S. Justice Cargies, RADIO RATES Hot Musical Pourney Girl Wife Who Killed Parents of Husband To Charge Ten Cents a Says She ill Be Saved From Ex« 1 | F : Respond to Appealfor Cruteh yq.... > Wavld Wi Inrisine Should s k ©. na ri > ould , ‘ . =e SN and Cane Workers Warnwf World-Wide Uprising oi Word for Commercial Radios i cia be Mass. Murderers Be Executec we HY Went MILLER 4 hiate me the Bourn | Pifiy of the & Pt - | a ~ * : a @hd-time frdiers « “ t le ion im his own + . wr. x ; : hold, came to a to ¢ 2 ; a ' Y : Middle “Fiddlin’ Jobe wl + ‘ “ Rivalry epproa if at Ps ‘ey A . yl as the cornfield 5 ans show pt a ar a thelr stuff, w inspired ° ps * H ‘i : hoedowns to nee . ag “ I ‘ —< j , \ a i i a a i | . : oe Ririhs ve ¢,, business and official state busts 5 & oe . November 36 to tm andied ati i the er pace ; : ance passes when it comes before re ale ea “s tig? AP 6 ations {the council next Monday the with an Se 4 RS . z | Zion of “Hell's Broke Loose in | tonight the 1 | | Georgia.” which he plays for diers, after a di t the “fonygref” records and the liminaries, trot a th beat radto. }) stuff for the f “ WAINS OF § OF 3 WARS REV, HANNUM IS WILL MARCH © AGAIN VICTOR 4 French Police Uncover Plan; | tepway Br ' i H rt > be impro’ ; , : é i One Killed in Pursuit 7 ee Parade Will Feature Jury Believes Him Against ‘ ; ; gata rmistice Day Tuesday Alleged Jointist’s Alibi : PERPIGNAN, France, No nation of Gray's skull otwe 208 © ls suffering, howeve Nea by Veterans of "61, "98 and ‘17,| Rey, J. W. Hannum F a t , , . Ps tt rulses and nervous # ain feature of & a y x " t t p he pent ¢ was flying th 1 day celebration next Tyes-! >, . 4 with b ¢ A A plot is being dire ted from ® | monop ane of C 6 2 ar ype | ¢ h ‘rance, whence toald mun nous bi araders will form at Second and| found the def th J 4 were < pread was to have sa Virginia, marching down Second to Maus. guilty Wesler way, back to Pine on Se Rau e@ing to t t Then north to Fifth and Olive.| mony of Hannum, was conducting a 1 this Point there be a Joint at 101% Qocidental ave. o q me fer aftionrs of the} nt he clersyman said Raw ite et mere sacl sar oe lepder of march ts: Police| 284 sold him liquor on that dat cle squad, police band,| Hause said he was in a } of police war veterans, city/ camp, 30 miles from here fire department delega-| duced records to prove It Qnd Grand Marshal E. S, Had-| testjm: He failed to make th enough tn the air and, rather t h nose-dived al groups, heavily armed |some power wires J mbs. One policeman was|the sand. The plane was owned t nd another wounded in run- { # brother, Harl Gray, and was used HERE'S MORE ABOT'T | eth the Bone for advertising project. A tee ge ee ganized ple inst the governmen “ r vlaie tor toe, aan re une well as Indica n that | i . . © den where |. large number of revolutionists are | of his foreman ar v ¢,|the organization holds forth. t € * participating ae Bis staff. In second division | eral other fellow employes the N he us 1d Nix TELA, AMERICANS | Customs officials at Perpignan ac-| < Ibe: Fourth infantry from Fort! pepyty Prosecutor Robert Mn aabaue: bein Caan | TO LOOK OT" cidentatly diecoversd the plot when «Police an Trial of Man Who Raval reserve units, Na-|fariane prosecuted the case and ered, Miss Alvord, very im-| Tt rom town was rem! Guard and R. O. T. C. units,| cently obtained a sin et naclety tultntny [band of 22 well-dressed Spaniards Shot Motorman Bergan y p. | Prades sald. the bandit. His clews were given Tika R to Cit victim irr bis, tho t : : r ig ota CEDAR BAS| nish rmment, today dis-| ‘The duel ensued wher Allen Lines Up Votes | eévenues to City stwa mearance ef in ‘ y It you act ! te owe N F Seiad con: oct oe whe te revolu r mpted holdup of ‘at the Ameri Revolut a . were passing thru the customs, B, fareen Neveuhom i whan @ defer was § b i 7 a 4 . pivectadacst airy | A heavy parcel was opened and ° Patriotic bodies, Disabled war/ he jn jail instead of Mrs, Rew Dr, to Mr The respondent was not blind: | ¢\ Nee ry ae ‘7 ee ond), After 24 hours tavestigation, city fancy drill teams of! station near Enumclaw n Nixon; $ remit,” | folded, but thorely mystified as " detectives Baturday were hopeful that orders and G. A. R, Span-) joint. rar to hin direct He was examined ahi y would soon have the bandit world war veterans will| ’ p t to b f and intentions, and| 4 ovat nder Prades, eve of fhnose ad jer arrest who shot Roy G. Staub, . . agin & Gk Aa ated, confonsed ended to cial patrolman, in a gun duel at a. F. B. Mulinix of the “ph igual - tle end’ pato Primo Rivera, military dic-|t).0 end of the Alki carline early Fric Committee has called a final 0 be POSE TK s HOOTS wT she ¢ ts she mur-|" ey ee tig © part Mor of Bpain, The others each had morning. t ling for Monday night to work) INSANITY PLEA lered, ' A } ¢ the 5 k and |been assigned to tho murder of @) Staub, in the elty hospital, told the Test details. ils: teitithes a6: Rael Le jhe correspond inside the | Certain member of the directorate, | orricers that he was positive he knew — t u h r flied b lawyera to ° much credence by the police. Straub $—Blasco Thanez, | w ho is wai shot in the right foot, turn, he declares, he | Jy ; ee | bs in e,”* » \d io for House Leader [ott ofS, BRr sent om ot aren tm at the Meas | Tam thru with her. T/-phis ta all marriedlito stutt) | ania ek Dan” Mimten ‘told | lbixthenatae Offers city utilities will be pro. toy H. Greer r how she ever 1 a A . : es teinoes mast side and] Domed (2 an pA is ae Bag ll i father and my mother, | X88 TELL. 17 Hydraulic Engineer Guaran-) “tno incident at Perpignan is not Real Estate Law a: day b 0 1 ya wero t : : nected wi y movement. 1 ss" thaboaeate? cardial Galds wan. developing Saturday |WuCed tenn ony Cees 1 good 1 I tees to Complete Job anected with my movemen' Am) The University extension service On May the speakership of the new) being prepared by Corporation Coun. asband. wer house of the legislature, with | sel Kennedy. — ~gpad Teen ie ae Tho measure, according to C ‘amp. .: aa a . - bell, is designed to popularize the t “gotes from King county pledged} : killed ¢ ‘him. Fifty are needed to elect.) 2% Utilities with Seattle busin jmen and taxpayers. It is sir ity aia m. the Sretous of the honor nna] ‘22% oRdinance now in effect in| APPOINTED at ARRELED ack Floyd Danskin or Olat|) .)™™ | ‘ OVER MONEY | All the letters, Mins Alvor ying to start a revolution in Spain. | offers and will try to stir up the army and 10 seal Cedar river basin | the people to revolt. My organiza- the waters of Cedar lake | “on now is working toward that end.” clty's $4 & course In real estate law which will be held in Room 1044 Henry Building, every Monday even. ing at 6 o'clock, beginning Novem- jber 10. This course will consist of | Millionaire Proved 30 lecture periods and discussions jand is designed to give a concise ex- Too Rough for Girl re ation of the law with which the A propor wn eer pit lipo al estate agent comes in dally con- The assessment would apr ss | NE RK, Nov. §.—Hugh Corby | act. Ingtructions will be given by path of Spokane county: Th! mate the amount that elty u ‘ } Winona, ¥ 1 Just come in|the ju end wit -| Fox, millionaire sugar magnate, was| Prof, Leslie J. Ayer of the law t side pany be 10 Stood as jties would have to pay in taxes IC |President Names Group to + Pp ( ted the| 7 Miss Alvord 1 too rough for pretty Florence Lee,| school. Registration will be. hel on which to work. thay Wess net’ tases ann | : ; ' h ral. arrangements) uienee.” dway actress, she charges in a " pe . county delegation has elect-|tetioven that much at the cree Draft Legislation 1 for $100,000, which she has in- | sta” iett Henry’ bullding. ia W. P. Totten, secretary. It|}n aMeinated t tha eceare of oy HINGTOK, Nov, §.— Prest-|¢ “§ ni : | Miss Lee's attorney, Bernard H. | vases oh fi meet Monday noon at the Arctic He also believes that {t will bring | @ h @ téday ar ! y t aid | Sandler, deciares that Fox took the by new business to the ci r t of the f v t a hago ¥ de 1 to peal the basin |#*ttess for an automobile ride Oc-| 1 O Hold Anti- War partment from manufacturin era of the sp comm nt r k Bicceens _ eee ela cote ne | tober 26 and after a dispute called . cerns and other large 1 on A program of agricul of them |" feo a BE poral 4 the | her a “dirty litte bum" and beat her. | Meeting Wednesday mer Seattleite power. tural | tion for fesion patios ts piss | 1, | fox ts understood to have denied the} The program of the anti-way meet- Strong opposition to the proposed | Consr A a sg "| charges. jing to be held next Wednesday eve- jpreme Bench? .."'"°"" +d base Rg i ‘ jordinance is expected to develo B. ar a ee jning Judge Frank H. Rudkin, |among council members. j former ¢ ‘che Se circuit court of appeals, Who | ra en aeulk eed a fut e sat on the Seattle bench, I pireetees ate talked of in Washington, | 5 4 Chica, for the vacancy on the su- a les & Tarrett, chairman Dench of the United States 8 | tonal 1 f Farm Organts ltnion Cit at the Labor Temple will | ageh te kant Mrs. Blue | clude an address by Dr, J. E, Cro. nos to 5 . | ther on “War, Its Causes and Cure,” but = or ea | Go to Housekeeping. and a speech by Rabbi Koch in com- memoration of Armistice day. Mrs The basin has cost the city a~| bac | Mr. and Mrs, Monte Blue arrived Garrott will give a brief talk 1 : in Hollywood Friday from Seattle.!on “Militarism in Our Schools.” A Will occur when Justices Mc- wl waters thru cl stratum.| Mrs. Blue, who was Miss Tove Jan. member of the Crutch and Cane club hat the city | #on, of Seattle, will not join her hus-!witt tell about “Headache After the rivér for| band on the screen, but/ will confine | War." 2 of city | herself to housewifely duties, it be-| a with all] came known Saturday in messages! YAKIMA, Nov. §—Predicting « oh 1 clay on a friends here. Blue himself will/ shortage of water for irrigation west of the river. ep on playing for the pictures. | season, Marvin Chase, state hydraulic ees to maintain the young couple will make their 8 3 jengineer, has warned growers to re- 1,575-foot level. This | home in Beverly Hills, favorite home- | a erpware to and Holmes retire shortly. J, Taber, master National A formerly was United states | Want Name of Injured Lad|aiere Gouin Cc Ba dee niche a | to Prosecute Drivers Atoll Pout ites Radio Fan ey tor Now Establishes Record /) gandidate to succeed Justice station, Geneva.) xicpy necessary tim ne ghbors took thi 1 th too AND NOW FORK THE mma, The other vacancy prob-| Police Chief Severyns Issued an | will be filled from the East, |4Ppeal Saturday to tho parents of a , wai 6-year-old boy auto victim to make | y, dean of the Colleg tinisileds: ioon Ve ee ter ae Sat ; se SAYS JE reg , never been accomplish district of the film colony, wan aie Sree ee sheds 9 injured Thurad. aed . in No one would do as much for | © s n- 16,000 Bales ba and ke Ge hy ho Ke -gikalyatla es w jtheir wives as I do for |servation measure. Cotton Forecast of, the ear fed wt ag io g Beach,| Heved to sepiibe “lala Jn daly, “(E VERE RETT TRUE BY CONDO | Fp pee §—The con. oe ed ion of the cotton crop on Novem- ter two shots had been fired being over In another letter Mr, Nixon 1 was tak ¥ Spread celery tops on a shallow ———Y | baking - Pan and dry in a warm oven becorr a lecture 1 was 55.9 per cent of normal, | r arer |the seene before the ee I 1) against prohibition, "I So YoUR NAME IS ab ting a total production this H A —— aa cheer bi : Of 12,816,000 bales, the depart- jaaers his Iden ity Meany “DISMISS CHARGE IT’S I OVE ean Prod icy A; tut Ne fi ( . witcde GROWN, ent of agriculture reported today.|*°T#® Dugan, driver of the car, # x A p England, it) seems, gives | 1 WELL, & GUESS Wer "Cotton of the 1924 crop ginned up| *"? A. H. Gough. his compa tired fee}in oe Have To GST MY | November 1 totaled 9,694,920| 9% held in the city jail, and the referring to an im census urea repcrted in| Polles need the bo na th Officers Had No Warrant to, KNIFS OUT ANG CUT , YOUR GARS.orr, ‘tan: t Jas witnesses men. | ake a ines [Gough and Dugan were drunk Search for Liquor spy is time of the h, police « » world we, > = Saturday their bail wag get at] Marking the second tlme In a week P | ‘ with the di Prine Near Death : on a POPE Atul ln Moketing” tile tao | avering pS. M. M. Page, 62, 1815 10th| 7 ¢. Pd alt pear! rated liscusting thr words was still near death in the | Lvestock Show at ; fences mo all my timo to keep tho house hospital Saturday, aa the re-| plies: re syicehanay 132) clean,” he winds up Of an auto accident in which | Portland Closing ; : neo filed Ho the lebters go, until thero is Was, injured Thursday after.|_, PORTLAND, Ore, Noy. 8.—Tho|* eral pro Mrs. Page received a fr nternational Livestock show | skull when she was hit by| "ew te a close toda ter what| lay case was that of M. ee a fe nr ons famnly ha THERE, THERS, SONNY, Don't ery, We WON'T. unt and my bar driven by Kdward Young, nt|*h® management characterized or D 46 And then,| while Mrs. Nixo Vente THIS eee Huxt You, five. and Pike st. and hay|% the most “successful” seasons in| mS Ramagate, | ea resort near Londor 3 CisTeENt— HGAR A BAND B unconscious for 49 hours, —_| history. ees comes the divorce complaint, Mr : PLAYING }|— Baers | avy the horse show tonight and Lael vot gece Nixonye tt § hag a “terrible tem Our Monthly ‘Two Charged With [a eains te an ea Micnawens SE NBHaN Wer aap HS : Payment Loan iS At yesterday’s bidding the prize be det real similfir trial a year ago Mr 34 Stealing an Auto |snortiom iui, Herculas Charme erer holds that the } bad RUN ela ay : ts the "Best Mottguge’ever ph Hartello and Cornelius |Prousht only $200 to his owner, ergot bie la falda inst Mrs. Montgomery, A new invented,” so thousands of eman were charged with taking |Hothreck company. Sylvia V., pc enatar is bas at taenn trial was orflered on an appeal, The| satisfied boryowers have F automobile without the owner's | Pion Shorthorn cow, t ee Rey MOI Y jeaso ty to Wo continued Monday. | declared. misizon in a complaint filed in| When sold by the 1 or court Baturday. ‘They aro|company to Broughton’ Brathers, ed to havo taken an Oldsmo- | Dayton, Wash. belonging to Gust Petersonand| Prices paid for Jerseys ranged 350 at Father and Our Service is PROMPT It’ s Re ormatory We driven it away Noverber|higher, CAin and Linn, Salem, | i i rare | . . hoy were arrested by police, {sold Imported Broadland’ Lady 100 _ Son Dinner Friday | Wayne Phingman was arrested in| ses, 1 = | Our Rates are $785 to Dr. Edgar §, Fortr Gt] Three hundred and fifty boys and Tacoma Satfurday with a stolen auto 5 / 7 HERS THEY Gol | LOWEST ‘ Cl b Will taklo;' Ore, fi lada ned aa at nt at | mobile in hha possession at tho ho! {em I RON DOWN THERE, AND venna Clu’ 1 _ ' Teeth Plymo} Meet Monday Night |Christensens Oise.) Hiei tain beeen: ehurety N on by the Commission y No Bonus Inquiries Welcomed Look — It'S 4 aiReus \ PARADE | sem GN <> Withet SCEeHANTS F rj | eutor Bug | Meacham | Medina for lieved that 10 Meacham. met Pangman on the y Friday evening and be he recognized in him an} gram of spee tured the eve ‘The Ravenna Community club will ing. The Young Women and Youn, jaet Monday evening, November 10, New Realty Office] ine." “a eal borseaiens Girls’ club of the church seryed the Mt the Community hail, B. 60th and| Tho Christensen Realty Co, hav |ainnor U | ay ak RM Re WASHINGTON ard N., at % o'clock. O, B. Thor-|opened a new office at 4516 Stono Ask Mr. and Mrs, A, J. Finley, of | fORMAtory Tho youth, however, on, president of the hoard of|way, where the firm will specialize claimed thiit he had been paroled and In north end properties. ‘They also OKANOGAN APPLE CROP Lior rh Metta CAA b ys it Moacham's offiec on matters of educational in-|have @ loan, rentoi and fire insur.| OKANOGAN, Wael Se it: padi Cl are Dias eturday. When he to the Ravenna district. Alljance department. Mr. and Mes,|Okanogan valley's 1924 apple crow] anateer WHT’ day. Mie Topas: ANG an inquiry of the club and all residents | Christensen have Leon engaged in| will exceed 1,700 cars, valued at $3, | Finteys ought@to know, They've prite vhowed that Pan district are urged to be|businosa in the north end for five} 200,000, according to estimates by {Just turned their 74th year of m an Tpleked up in Tacoma with & car bolnging to a Kirkl years, . state horticultural inspectors, ried Ufe, Me is 06 and she ta 8% | He will Lye returned to Cheha, p | a i” Om Miueation in the Seattle district, will MUTUAL SAVI..GS BANK 1101 Second Avenue Established 85 Years »