The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1924, Page 7

eee @fi 10 50 BLIND’ Wortp ricure p VETS HERE Gathering Today for First Many Cops and Firemen Defrauded of Money National Convetion Thru Mails, Suit Alleges , aemty ” her death at the Swedish hos \ pital . . ' M . He 1 N oon ite ates (EMBEZZLER INSURES \/TWo Held Charged |: eich 10 bors in the nation who SELF TO MAKE GOOD With Booze Piracy t oases. All of the thas HIS FIRM'S LOSSES |’. alin daa been at the Evergreen » 5 NAN FRANCISOO, N y from V ¢ more, a government inst t \ fe in- || ¢ rn lity rehabilita Many of gin a coe Bu Milo ¥ {it y hijacking operation® | WOMAN CUT in || t pa on the higi IN ACCIDENT Pv A fet ony haa, aah hy Gt area thal alge so. seins Seder it oe tm de en , the league of oa oe eg HERE'S MORE ABOUT SEN. LODGE STARTS ON PAGE 1 2 ARE EXECUTED Plotters Against Spain Are Speedily Punished , the @ @ to atate the © @ > wtate th WALL STREET IS : = BOOMING =~ Brokers Swamped by Most \! ¥ ri : Buying Orders in Years | tee" campaign mas tin his bra Ox is expected short-| rect Lodge's r two years, whe Roundup of a | await held, William | pects ¢ ‘ Robbers Make Big NEW YORK, Nov. 10—wail| iia Haul of Tobacco Btreet bre owed under to- Senator Noted as a ort ¢ buying a a Writer, Statesman 2233 Second Market toe - ~: Big Show Is stocks Inreaced mov than Te ‘Tite oD Scheduled for common headed th indus: or 1 t Mt an “old gu: t ng ed to the Massachn- | = Tuesday Night influential fi jared b tho market. He Takes icles Papers Worth $500 jti:r«: Burglarizing the home of James | W. Dalrymple, 1711 E. Alder st., | ee Lodge’s eer a thief Sunday night stole mort, will mean the most napers valued at $500, a waten and) Ig Being Discussed | pro & ain, silverware and ee f WASHINGTON, Nov. 1 Th: death of Senator Lodge remove ———— ———- | from the Boy Knocked From _(*"_\". sss! Horse and Killed | s+: «01 1 TACOMA, Nov. important foreix his riderless ho: on the saddle y ay led to the] 4/4 finding of the de body of ped : fa ate 5 | Senator Borah, Keywood, 15, lying under an oak] oo todee ax chairman of the for tree on the Camp Lewis reserve. He M nn 1 ; elgns ‘relations amittes, but hi is believed to have been knockd from successor as republican floor leader, | the horse by the low-hanging branches | jo ee certa Senator V This Holdup Rode _ se" tte ‘ if the senate, having served sin a Red Automobile ini an unbroken senate prec A bandit plying his trade in a red| Provides the senior member of the automobile late Sunday night held| party stall be the ¢ Mpr | e up J. B. Looney, 102 16th ave. N., on| Denny way between 15th and secu eran aves, robbing him of $1145. The ne 4 escaped after the Bet | with its lin an act o |some of his hum motion pictures. there with Buster he Me nz, ‘the tiny tener; Mokee's Arcadian: and the ? Bluhill $ Two Dead, 12 Siok; Testing jizn; ost’ chosus Ann ms spreads like butter g Blood of Victims wilt be more acts of equal caliber. | a Be v le == | MARION, IIL, Nov. 10.—Following) tocat the death of two women at Hurst,|man, Clay & Co.'s. It seems ¢ ja mining village near here, and the/that the entire house will be sold | serious iliness of 12 persons, the/ out tong before the curtain rises, state board of health today ordered| pyery theater in. town {s selling the samples of blood of the victims sent) tickets at its boxoffice, and the way |to Springfield for tests to determine| they are going is shown by the fact lwhether this section {s in the grip|that-Business Manager William B. of the pneumonic plague. | McCurdy of the Metropolitan yester | ‘The two women died Friday within|day personally. disposed of nearly | nine hours and the others became {ll | 500. Our Monthly |the next day. It J# announced th TB! will be room. When the 1,600 Payment Loan |Plague li Halted othe! wale will <0 Jest Mortgngo ever ||| in Cal.; 30 Dead ntly. so thousands of 10,—-Bellef have ly lague epidemic © republican fl an of the all tions commit great a pi league of na- 10.—Discovery of | th bloodstains | Jdgho, will suc-|him @ couple of next week's » vaudeville offerings, Benn ho encores lace Hip will ular comedian, quartet, pictured rren, Wyoming, 1s next} dang in point of service Lt Exchange of the many hundreds of old, for reserve seat an yesterday by |no standing | tickets ar¢ topped ins fume ROS Te eae PREMIER OF FRANCE ie Ra IN ARMISTICE DAY ed was sro sed by health author= _ GREETING TOU. s. || Our Service is ities today. with no reports of ad by United Pre riot of France today\sent to {four days. Our Rates are Six yictims uf the malady aro)| (he United States, thru the Unit rhe 4 4i1! in the general ohspital ed Press, an Armistice day greet- |} LOWEST 30 have died @ disease first}| ing in connection with observ unce of the occasion tomorrow J broke out, | A rigid qua “On the anniversary day of the || atinfied clared, borrowers monic s whilg| y¥ a month ago, antino 1 still. main-| No Commission No Bonus liained around the few blocks in|| yictory of liberation,” IHerrlot's Inquiries Welcomed | Sonora Tow where the epldemic/| message rea “Il am happy to originated, with armed policemen on/| gajute the t people of the United States, who share with her sufferings and her | guard night and day orate the | arens | They are stationed at B-foot in- itervals and all residents of the WASHINGTON MUTUAL hop | “Woe, today seo the first rays | | district aré closely confined. of the dawn of the real peace, SAVIK | | fa peace that can only be founded GS BA K | SP SH PAINTER DIES upon right and by sincere col- 110) See 7 AUT France, Nov. 10.—Clp-|] iaboration of free people, peepee Hano Lite Desorla, well known (Signed) Established 35 Years Spanish painter, died here today “DOUARD HERRIOT | ‘at the age of 74, — ATTI Jity Employes Called MORE An to Testify in Oil Swit) sswtsoxtvvx HERI 1ORE ABOUT BALDWIN ON JOB The Smartest of New Hats $10 and $12.50 various __ silks, red with silk leaf effects—and a number of other lovely styles are among the newest trimmed Hats at ten dollars and twelve-fifty. 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