The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1924, Page 6

. . . ~ - - - - - - ~ - - =: - - - a . - 6 ARE HELD UP ON STREETS Just 1. C. Hansen was held up in his store at 6343 California ave. about 2 a. m. Friday, by three bandits, who robbed him of $4 They escaped in a small touring car with police of West Se atthe in pursuit w and ¢ 4 " } ‘ was Pry entered Henry 1 of $20 ond a 1 Wash day eld f ton tr o w a bery In which a watch was st DANSKIN TQ GET SPEAKERSHIP Coup Assures Hartley Man of House Election SPOKANE, Nov. 14.—Floyd Publicans for the spea Richards of Yakiina was ¢ tional committeeman Kelly of Tacoma. It also fotl Political vietory of Roland H. Hart Igy,.as.tho election of Danskin in ares ary organization of the leg tire that will be friendly to the n governor. The Pierce litiea! al ove Danskin’s of King cc county ties. PERMIT BRITAIN ~. and MORE TONNAGE °: = Hors oe He |¥ akdmi Wilbur Says Arms Treaty |» Gives Them Advantage WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—The|- British empire ts permitted a larger | capital ship tonnage under the Wash. | ington arms treaty than is the United | States, Secretary of Navy Wilbur indicated in his answer to the Shearer | sult filed in district supreme court here. Wilbur, thru Assistant Dt torney West, moved dismi. action brought by William of New York to restr chief from sinking the ington next week. The terms of t United States th placement tonnage and the empire over 580,000, the latt reduced to 558,980 and not the figure of the United States, bur mated. strict At according ‘olmen G, ¥ 2 treaty 000 capital ‘and am arged with They | stit uperigr court! LOS ANGELES, Nov. 14—¥it-|stoomy teed 5 Med | time. | a Deaf Church Members Plan | y H. E. Nelson of the Csanger|teen hundred Mexicans confined to /sscren ated, othe, exchange was | Pe HS, 573.3 id It Saturday Night emptied, while more than 0 resl-|Co,, the O. K. Grang 4 3] wathon a yh! at nae Y |increase in values of curb stock “| Order Explosives | dents were driven from their home Miller Nelson asserts that he was!town w ith ‘ir fellow countrymen, oa ssi bel apy pir 508 | The Ladies’ Aid of the I jand cared for in police stations and| Wrongfully arrested on ¥| following if ‘pheumonkc ena mei aa eee Early, Ranchers! | 6th ave. and Spring st., | Scenes of heroism played thelr part| damaged his business to that ex-| health departmer | market continued bullish, with indus. {CMAP ®overnment explosives | fa bagaar Saturday evening r the Jersey City firemen kept their | t® ; With cases of the dl triabnews of a constructive natura |Cl¢8ting logged.off lands should put | funds toward necessary |slowly yielding lines drawn as tight-|, The names of “R. J. Miller” and) report or tho past two wee fading to the entuudlaint df trading ie their orders immediately to Will ‘ § Nelson” were to an! the 5 < “ e y, oc y agric rist e | a f 3 ments to their church |}y possible around: the burning a ssn : mbes ce “ha s th a rd otarmed policemen sta-| Bankers, who interested themselves | ty = Mga fe pene = 2 A complete assortment of your stand- all of the articles offered } area, The approached the huge | ¢ pik Agi bade peg geal des jtoned at 20-foot intervals around |in stocks during the dull summ - Nite , he Prrechitearn ahd an 2133 a RAGh A: HanTiTe! Eakiia by the deaf. member warehouse of Colgate & Co. agreement Nelson was arrested| tho eight 1 whore the epidem: |son, were listed as among the big [PTO the Iatter part of this month ard Builders’ Hardware requirements very anxious to have ot deat | 8,090 tons of soap were stored n mt r in fa aes ay ‘oke out has been removed | winners. Professional trader oe : eran ait January a Ma now on display in our. show window. ag well as others, attend and} Chee nt up as Captain ge | When ler hat he hirty-three deaths, according to} whole were not active in the m et service from the government am- . é a ee tiiae Biiseh; : | Bush went up a fire-escape, smashed in the Ford Motor| health department officials, havelwhich was described. as. "too high, | Munition depots in th st, Henry | We guarantee the prices to offer such This church, solely for the dead,is|* tenement house window and suri re as been attributed to the ©, now | wide and froliesome" for them | muet patent ordate of not less than} savings as to make it.worth your while +o. o Missiaeir hb nt down a stnall boy J ad by Justice of the) definitely stamped out, it i# be-| ‘The profedsionals, anticipating the | '&Ht tons at a time % A: pe pie Fass ot Hagens ys nwhile, children wero being re-| Peace Jot Gordon. on al-| tieved iejan'N GEE ERaTHateabT Wore Band to to purchase now. Following are a few was @ by an], 1 lege mos were erted| y ‘ si Rsaee inant. ‘of $10,000 by the Lut her: no schools and institutions | lexes iene a were in 1 |have lost heavily by selling short in | U. S. Coli F of the specials being offered for 10 Srehiesioh for ‘the Deat of the|"" Ithout his knowledge Washin ton Lead |many issues. Tho analysts, how ollects Fees fave only: United States and Canada. 500 FAMILIES gton Leads over, felt that a break must come From Dead Indi | days only: bs and ada. | ARE NOW HOMELESS Wets Begin Dri boty Canning Output) 10. but they aamitted no man can | Be abkeetat ‘ bith Heavy bevel design Inside Lock Sets. Brass and Five hundred families had been ets Begin Vrive } Canning of food tell when it twill be. Ov, 10.—Fees copper finishes. Reg. 95¢ 67 | ol yo increased | jcollected by the Bureau of Indi: Our Very special pr on 2° c homeless by the blaze at 1 p, m shat ndian , 2 Freedom Is Sought | AEH Sate WbMMaset fot roth red DLO Modify Rum Act}? ene lati Past 10 years |attatt in the settlement of estate Heavy bovel design Front Door Sets. Brass ard 0 fe siment ¢ f N 7, reel © Clancey Lawis,. secrp of deceased American Indians copper finishes, R for Everett Slayer ye fourth regiment armory. WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—W ury of the Manufacturers Ass'n, of PLAN NEW CANDY STORE | to $71,000 during the e Our extra special price. . $2.10 EVERETT, Nov. 14--A move to| | llimes licked their way to the will open a new drive In congress W ashington, The three Pacific coast | M. Kipp Js having plans prepared | fiscal year Heavy inside Glass Knoh Lock Sets. obtain thé release of Darwin Morton, he ir iis Mr ae Conallan. | for modification of the Volstend act) states can halt. the, preserved food for confectionery store to be In-| ‘TH number of hoirships. settled Reg. $1.90, Our extra special $1.58 fife termer at Walla Walla, wa fie had PH $a if Heres i tho}as a result of the Judiclal y [products of the United States and stalled in ‘ranklin Bldg, 4522] was 2,125, while 207 wills and 2 660 Standard 2%%)x3% Brass and | Heavy plate glass Push Plates. Jearned here today when Mrs. M abel nowne he body of one of the |cedenta established by judge a Washington is an easy leader with | University Met nd and} miscellaneous probate @xes ¢ a I Copper Finish Door Butts, Reg: ie each. 38 Linton, widow of the man Morton | children, who had died Wednesday | jury in the Hil “home brew case." | a $40,000,000 output yearly, not In-|Pinneh are the architects: byadlanaty ware! then aye ie Sar . 85 palr Our, 7c 4h Cc dared, rebatyed eany Jn '™ chaket In, He parlor Hepresentative John PhINp HIN of| cluding camped oe. ) | at subject of fina special sale price, pair Sash Lifts ‘oppor and and Isom White mur ash Nearly 200. childre wandered yas it tar int 4 | 4 f |disposition, A graduated fee rang. inishes. A letter arking Jf she would sign ay Nearly 200 children wandered in| Maryland, who was acauitted by a | COMMEMORATE FLIGHT Iftig trom $20 to 818 lb’ charned tO Heavy and serviceable Double | Orass fintahe 6c ie streets near the fire yone, many | Baltimore jury which found that th SENTENCED TO DIE ATE, | s Acting Floor Hing 5 7 pardon petition. Hed Lee Linggot thom erying for parents from | home-made wino contained 11.67 ¢ on : : ; PARIB A stone shaft |the Indian bureau for probating Row. 81.45, xtra special POE | Cupboard Tar Copper and ‘White and Morton ki seucs Pom the had heeome ‘separated. |cent alcoh ES neGr TS Sys POKYO, Nov. Me-Dasuke Namba, {has been unveiled in the Roin Dol trust estates and approving there} Dress rsiahes a Bey ton Nov. 19, 1919. shtaed ; jeent alcohol did not come under the} who attempted 10 asusasuinate the | Bologne on the spot where the Bre wills, which represents a. lar i Butterfly Hinges, Copper and | each. Very octal Morton, who was foo colla pred. he: | prohibition law—announced today he| Japanese regent en route to ope 2} utd si brass finishes Corbin Heavy C pam ent Adjust ‘The letter claims Banacte tHe ete houres actoms the stréct wore !would pron hin Will leealisiiie manila in ; " Pen the /aillan aviator, Santos Dumont, mad#) ing to the Indians, ‘The money col Very special, pair C | ers. Very spec 49c ite ould press his bi te & manu-| diet la ecembor, was sentenced to] the first official airship flight lected fo : 2 i e 4 only 15 at the time, wa thle, burning briskly. tat ey ni wht in} lected from this souree is turned 2 pote for iM priced at 'd not responsible, acture of 2.75 por cent beer death today by a special court K in 1906. hands of White, an y 4 rance in 1906, intogghe federal treasury, RAID GAMBLERS Cops Arrest Four Caught in First Ave. Resort posted STARTS ON PAGE 1 a Story. ondering go to SEATTLE POLICEMAN OILING UP ARTILLERY FOR TURKEY SHOOT NEATTLE cops were preparing hanks: Fri- h r pis tage a rt poliee tar to the police, ols instead Reynolds and€ n turkeys SEEKS $10,000 |Asks Damages; Says Arrest | for Forgery Wrongful Amit for $10,000 a. ited Friday in lages was in About Hor « )GET MUCH LOOT ARE HELD IN HUGE DIVIDENDS “DEATH PROBE PROMISED | S ALE! To Question Husband About Seattle Firemen Tell of Los Angeles Slaying Stock Co.’s Promises : | You'll Be Proud to wear this Sep ll VERCOAT | li The material of iD c I which this strik- | : Ht ing coat is made is Hi ° || 34 ounce weight Hi np ¥. Vande I finest wool- l| crested f en. Belted, ii] : | TWO RUM RINGS vhs ff ith patch | pockets—a COMPETING grapher, A coat of un- ar Fel ol ering ager. || usual style, ] Have Evidence of Millions o tentified whe trusted J n “Hush Money” Paid ms geyser om! FEATURED " “= HE'LL EXPLAIN|| TODAY AT 7 y hush” */ Tallman to Go Before High S 7 United Court in Dismissal Case . y nt A dozen other ‘ t 1 se 5 styles to rare ‘ from at the sy yoraipd oy bg! hs oe aslo piles. aA oh . 7 t ‘ fer | Other High % eachery fo weed é Standard Gately ; te = oll as Overcoats at tos will show log $30, $40, $45, $50 gl rete YOUR NEW $ Agne WINTER SUIT . m ‘ , alate Aig 2 Is ready for you. Is Je ‘ yy k that t s here at a saving. The arg Go at must ot popular English mod- t th els are very much in Me, damage t DENY THE FIGHT evidence, Real values + *°30°40'50 rests ; Lloyd George and Clemen- 4 se ceau Say “Nothing to It” * UE Poy a HERE’S MORE ABOUT LONDON, Nov. 14.—Both George Select Your New Suit a wo Clemenceau and David Lloyd George STARTS ON PAGE 1 bed soem wedgboga 5 vate Phin or Coat Now— portions that Kerry fears can- 4 Chien ghtee ee the Times not be maintained, ¥ not disturbed by their details Herbert Withers f the Na I should not have writ ence of in ecribine an liege’ row beeen Ill! And the Balance As You Get Paid pas aaid row Wilson had to intervene, the s McF of James Me kes his book intrig L y Farlane'& Co. occ ive. saya |t2e Casual way in which he tells of E trading from day to day has|#!ving advice to cabinet officers and WIEL a Profi king on the part asf Ey £ torn has n hindered wena ° “| Turns Garbage Into moerKat | bas! responded Gas; Then Burns It “ Wing of thn. Nationa |, TOKYO, Nov. 141 he ana 1427 Fifth Avenue ich handles ‘bonds exclu sey agers Between Pike and Union Streets long-term itty he j4 ienues hav 1 ‘ ol vanced, dua arcityjof new) 7" sudheky sles Vinal . .t police " insues on the market | é Le a o 6. 8 ; we the commissa: of § ped into m can for Delas Arraignment _ }'**® ‘lsved. Prosecutor Seldon is to turn over in the Huge Deals Soaring on Stock Exchange t tracing Thompson's record lieves the youth h of Robber Suspect | perity. manu-| TACOMA, Nov. 14—Arraignment | © not a. logger, fact hab : R. Molly, who escaped at th Jewelry, Guns, Dresses and |***>*" ; enor, has | of George Thompson, held as a sus | pee eet eae pe y, Guiis, CS ANG | ce the great. post } garbage into | Dect in the Roy bank robbery, has | rested Thompson, has not been found. Fur Coat Stolen ing boom today {combustible gas. Mizuno plan = oe 1 000-xhare | become rich and famous. |) rE piled a tucrative trade | gr) req Ae peanetiendal heal It was the fifth day of the bull Gaia. His Death rold-rimmed lorgnette, two re:|movement to pass 2,000,000 share | Cor ra, several silk dresses and ®/and the eighth to pass 1,000,000, | Sentence to Life} First an} Kin coat wero stolen from the| stocks soared over all previous rec Irst an an BA home of Tom Graham, R. F. D. No.|orda-since November 21. 19 s-|_ BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 14,— David] y Si ords-wince November 21, 1916, 69 ts-| | BO! Madison i, Grat | " . y t t | Hoagland, sentenced to han; c sues establishing new highs with a glan hang Friday | ra Mra. C 8752 Evanston ave.,|total of $55 stocks dealt in, a new| for the murder of W. D. Patterson| H RDWARE, ep of a wrist watch, al record for time. 4 in Long Valley, will not pay the! Se (e) handkerchief and a gold r ul shares dealt in passed 15,.| xtreme penalty. The state board of NS “ Jewelry and clothing valued at sev-| 000,000, and {it was estimated the| Pardons commuted his sentence to “SS oral hundred dollars was. stolen in|paper appreciated in valuo at least | life imprisonment several other robberies $3,000,000,000. This is purely a paper| ‘The action was taken despite tho! " ™ j inc , of cour but to Wa jot that a board of medical ex- * \Street it represents the foumdatio rts reported that tn its’ opinion| Los Angeles Lifts ot a great period ot post-lection| Hoagland was sane at the tine ot} - ay a e 0 Plague Quarantine |' the crime and 1s sane at the present The appreciation in open values of vasaadaivtabae ‘oA REARS RITA TASER NR EH te yO m