The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1924, Page 7

4 NOV } , TRAIL THEATE Paper Suite Selected POLICE SUSPECT TAKING EVIDENG HOLDUPS : " HI-JACKING IN OIL CASE ‘ i Taxi Driver's Myste oug | Only 3 of Original 8 Fraud nam Released Fagwed Ride Is Probed Defendants Left THE E a, HERE'S MORE ABOUT GARRISON | STARTS ON PAGE 1 y ——— at t a = ‘WOICED f Gmne r Tells — He Was Hughes, Work, New Expected ie . eran nse haf latake i *| Uncover Alleged Coast Ring pray with nm butt, to Follow Davis’ Action ; al the rest ot in San Francisco i rife.” Tle t 1 * help oso reasot A wt at . mb ; te c C eee s 3 ent) are George X. Sit phi 320| oe fs H < JURORS INSPECT * INSTITUTIONS . Drab Session of King County rir Body Predicted mbassadorship. is former post as dean Columbia university law al @DAHOAN JOINS: Star Reader From Far Off Backs Crutch and Cane McR. I} and the November seasion will be u Jone a6 the least apecta cular nT |S nt Years, it is bell ~ MONTLAKE SPAN PROGRESSING. Pulte Agents over which she had no con Are Meeting Here | Blaokwell Predicts It Will Mrs. J.T. Trowbridge, 1118 Mad . Be Finished July 1 your drive,” ! 9 I had bet. | Mrs. Bessie Mozeak, 2506 E. Ward: |¢ Sho has beor punk shed enough uld be given her freedom im b reg » will be pow 4 murder. And I should why, at this time, when y ar fying ax to her insanity testimony of Sena’ Potts, whe was warden of Walla V at the|’ time of the erime, and Mrs, Lovell, ho was matron under him, ts not |“ sed again.” | Mrs. Gertrude Parr, 1212 Terry st.:| it was & orkder FORD GIVEN! But i am a SOLVE THIS PUZZLE WIN FIRST rHIzE cold-bloo ted orchestra, attendants md and auditorium. Tickets may be ¢ t 28 be thing she did. mother myself an had a good punt ‘ | be released upd uperv’ fate for five | \years.”" | “ee Mrs. G. H. Sullivan, 4743 Brooklyn: | “I have never b ed that the girl was insane, and my opinion ts} that the murder wag all planned in cold blood, and that she is a heart- lers wretch. | 1 2;83 © Materials are dolivered for 1 spans, includ protably will the mlidd started In 1 5 6 rilling and » finished by Mrs. Wm. Woodcock, 9507 Phin-| | ney: ¢ | “I don't know! It's t |—but 1 last eurmer STILL BOOMING 1 to judge | use Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream after each meal and see your Den- tist twice a year at least. Colgate’s is the common sense dentifrice, It wash- ¥ es and polishes; doesnot =! © scratch or scour the precious tooth enamel. ae io Siiercs coi | The Paciic Homestead k phage reach sntyp ney ghey 203 Commercial St., Silem, Ore. 44 pr mn I Fr apate ot decidedly Inter: = = + id OLGA E ‘Ss aa inot, 4 : —<—<— + = ing all along tho 1 With the average price. of higher than on any day 4 Avalanche of Orders big mistake, but L don’t fee her; I feel that it ¥ ased it. I'd help tho girl if ed Ruth Garrison to be insane. end rules, matiod of them felt emphatically that PERFECTION OIL HEATERS The — at ppg, THEY 9k whch Portable ster do — Chill == Weysthedlisar Forms Study Chaser Bookkeeping Will® heat an ordinary and room in a few minutes —no smoke, no smell— trading yesterday again exceeded 2,0 0 shares = The turnover was 2,309,438 the trading of last Friday aggregate TACOMA, Nov, 13.—Organization of a $1,000,000 corporation, to be Off Land Co. ts. pi Accounting mado t clean and economical, and heral mar ‘ 4 Spare Time Articles of incorporation wilt. be Carry it from room to room with you—be comfort- Use Your jtiled in Olympia this week and. will able these chilly mornings. give the new company the right to acquire logged-off jand, in reforestation and Tyseuroh THREE STYLES TO C HOOSE FROM TT: origin A New York toymaker has invent- fenst Hantware Co. EAISU S| SIXTH AVENUE: AND: ° PIKE STREET ed a doll that can recite poems and Ising up-to-date songy, MODERN BUSINESS COL Wall Street Is Facing an} Log-Land Company, known as the Woyerhacuser Logged. | ned by the ¥ ding ATTLE & Tacoma Thieves Get FERRY ROUTE UP) rAR 7 Pig’n Whistle Man Will Head Caterers To Consider Vashor and ‘ Jack Britton Knew > work on | of January, Work west 5, excceded only | How to Save Power ” . ing FREDERICK & NELSON Extend to You a Cordial Invitation to Visit see COTTAGE —the livable little tile and stucco home which our Furnishing Service Bureau has built and completely appointed, on the Fourth Floor (Sixth and Pine Street side). THE THRIFT COTTAGE has been built so that our Furnishing Service Bureau may be able to illustrate, by actual results obtained, the pleasant home invironment that can be created upon a moderate budget, thoughtfully planned. A visit to the THRIFT COTTAGE will prove a helpful inspiration, we hope, to many who are con- fronted with home-planning problems. As the sketch at the head of this announcement sug- gests, the THRIFT COT- TAGE exterior is a modifi- cation of the popular Cali- fornia bungalow type. The interior (see floor plan below) provides a Living Room of good size, a Music or Sun Room, a _ Dining Room, a Breakfast Room, The Purpose grvice Furnishingeau fe at the disposal is to placio apply to it the of all wHresources and the unusual , \perience of this wide ex \ent in the work- two Bedrooms, Bath Room establishm. \ individual home- and Kitchen — furnished ing out of problems. tastefully and economically furnishing /( RY \\ \ N with selections from the store’s regular stocks. ult this Bureau on any question that may arise in You may be your home-furnishing budget plans? you will be sure of receiving helpful advice an under no obligation whatever. me-furnishing If you wish to budget your hoi \t basis, the expenditures, on a monthly paymen cooperate in Furnishing Service Bureau is here to om to you. making a plan that will be convenient— BATH Tus. BATH RODM # DINING ROOM The THRIFT. COTTAGE —Fourth Will you please feel free to cons\\ onnection with ~