The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1924, Page 1

Home Bre Howdy, folks! How're you ¢ today? That's fine! How's snus? ndy! Little Egbert ling all right? That's just r r . 1 A 1 . ’ ‘ . y e } BEDTIME STORY id you wind the alarm clock?” Le Boef sends in this com ton plays Ida » truth to at Charlie Chaplin's new sung that she ts thinking of 1 parte with Jackie Coc THREE GREAT JUVENILE STARS OF HOLLYWOOD Jackie Coogan Baby Peggy Mrs. Chartie Chaplin ia authorities were going to Lita to finish her 1 Well, she could have had n trying to kid Charlie into 2 " with her |fractions. + 0 speeder when he drives; 4 too often, wife survives. Greatest Liar: The gink Yessir, I stayed up till ek last night reading the t s to congress.” CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON IVY CLUB Flapper who puts the Indian sign on father for a new coat just as he prepares to pay a lot of Christmas bills obey” out of the woman's response ne marriage y. 4 so long as ¢ road to Man the flying fishes play ra bedtime Podunk, U. 8. A.! © 1924 foo! Il season dev lines, loped says a sp Pup ran across and was be me sarc same old g1 © same College professor says that the enlarged vocabulary gained by working cross-word puzzles will develop a person's conversational EDUCATIONAL NOTE | | | powers. Fr) Mebbe, but it’s so difficult to | work “em” and and “pi’* into a conversation | rig rater | are Colegrove, restaurateur, ng to name his new place in the I and Dentists’ building the Pup ought to special-| in hot dogs | Corn in the silo, Corn in the bin; Corn’s in the bottle, Masquerading aa gis Seattle people 1 spend $4,000 600 on Christmas presents this year, | it is estimated, Of which, we judge $8,999,995 will be spent for ney cktie htrays and cross-word| @o book ARY YE December 4 So by boat home, where did tind am wyfo mailing vernon she ould hat tnd her powder-putf, und anon we did walk to M. My MeMicken's, where'we did gine on wild docke, sweet port on and wine, @ brave meal and noble, later Hate and) ng to the new at loth pick words from the | air, 1 do helleve there be wome | trick (o Me Avid yo to bed. & 4 | WEATHER | 1 i M ro set oe The Newspaper With the Biggest SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, ‘BOY CONFESSES STEALING 10 CARS ireulation fh hington ” The Seattle Star DECEMBER 5, 1924 _ Seattle's Big Dream Comes True _ ; TWO VIEWS! (EDITORIAL) HE Federated Industries of Washington has opened a fight on the ratification of the federal child la- bor amendment by the state legislature. It comes up at Olympia this term. It is natural that these gentlemen—the larg ployers of labor in the state—should view the med primarily from the,standpoint of men who sign the tory payroll check ks. They wouldn’t be good business men if they didn’t em- ure ace UT you and I, as parents, have no call to look upon the child labor Fnectitmnbtit as a cold, dollars and cents proposition. To us it means, in many cases, the whole future of our son and our daughter. We want,to give our boys and gur girls the best chance possible of fitting them- , selves for the stiffening competition of life. Nothing will aid more than a strictly enforced federal child la- bor law, away from all manipulation. UR state law is all right. Why bother with ratifi- sation?” asks the employers. There’s the rub! s fourths states ratify, the national amendment loses. It is up to the Washington legislature to indorse the measure to safeguard the 878,063 boys and girls, from 10 to 14, who now are toiling in industry in states that are not as humanitarian as ours. Safe Locked, Bank Lord Robert Cecil. of all the EMPLOYERS HIT LABOR LAW Child Statute Opposed by/ erat ee Federated Industries f of safeguardin era id labor amend ix ne the st Fed erated I ton é lated 1 Id labor ing dren of under dment st ame ikes at y just 1 be would take tates and the parents the que tion of whether the ud idle and hief posed working or in mi | Britain Moves to | Protect Interests WASHINGTON, Dec Britain has started negotiation: Great with this government in an effort to pro: tect her Interests in case France re Holdup Is Failure Wins Peace Award (i. .) hic tuning terns on th LOS ANGELES, Dec. 5. 0 rob-| Mew YORK, Dec Lord Rob.|Mrench debt to the Unite ute bers made an unusuc aaatut attempt pene ‘ than were accorded to Britain, it to loot the N, Vermont aye. branch |ert Cecil, British diplomat, has beon | ec nea today of the Helin bank tod awarded tho first annual prize of Forcing a rear door just after the | g95 999 py the Woodrow Wilson i bank opened, the gunmen forced om z i (1e |. SAN FRANCISCO, Doc Tho oyea into a corner and demanded |foundation, for his efforts in behalf | pacitic Gas & Blectrlc Co, today of Faotey.? of world peace fered $1,000 reward for information “The safe is not open yet,” W. T.| Cecil was chosen from a list of 190| leading to the arrest and conviction McLaughlin, assistant manager, told! , by a committes headed by |0f the three bandits who yesterday them, Verifying the fled In an Dr. Charles W of Mary Bliot, president statement, the ro automobile, homeritus ard university, he lthe door of their offi with 17,796 in cash, 1 up two company messen Thousands of stockholders in Seattle's pride, the Olympic jhotel, saw for the first time Thursday night how their |money had been apent. Upper view is a flashlight by Fred Carter, taken as the crowds filed in for the official inspec- tion. Lower view is a section of the elegant Palm room, off the main lobby, showing the winding starway leading to the main dining room Gay Throngs Visit Olympic; More to Make Merry Saturday Night _ Cove Cel ebrates, Too Sta tle with " f th , this com day} tt f ( on the wont of Va 1 f t got a pretty communi! all (ail our own, too) € need-and built it all up of a 1 fireplace. and cooked placed by s in the cold gray ' ke to shake a leg at the swell {tle’s big community hotel ©. A. AND LUCILLE RENOUF, Cove BY JOHN W. NELSON NDER brilliant canopies that lead from the curb to the} entrance, Seattle’, ], business and professional lead- ers Saturday evening will cross the port hotel to gaze upon the eet hostelry in the world of its It will be the formal and of the consummation of dream that the entire community drev amed and then set to work and made a reality. Hex The Olympte at the format opening. Famous than the’ finest sts from all over the nation ft © spirit rvations and they very steamship 8 socls size, world ¢ tle oulded in distinguished r townfolk And when t ar pening. Re it will have for 065 & s have been 1 ‘oom: | nd all are at $10 per HOTEL MEN FLOCK by vation HERE TO OPENING BIG OFFERS ARE Ry.) TMayloe dro mine 1 MADE POR TICKE Frida nid that the in ii So eager has bee toe ¢ nd for he mately 650. n some instances, according The ho ts, offers of $50 and up to Hotel n from all pe on made for ticket the United States will be (Turn to Page 13, Column 3) All Seaitle Can Wish on Mitzi’s Magic Ring Here's How You Can Do It and Win a Prize for Wishes Like Mit zis in Play W SH and win a pr ri will b at Friedland Mitai's Magi Ring jurday and Mon ernoon Is Hy yin the Ma Man | Touch the ring and wish—it's;and make throe wishe | worked for other and it should After you have made your wishes! w k for you. | write them out and mail them to the Star and. the Metropolitan M jc Ring” editor of The Star. (heat whore Mitzi herself will ap. yereon, who thee wishes pear next week in the "M ie Rin, are noare to the three ar by ire going to give every one in Se-|Mitri in the play next week will B {tle a chance to make a wish on|given a handsome gold wrist wateh lital's Magle Ring by Friendiander The persen whoao The Magic Mon wath th Mugie) (Pura to Vase 1, Column %) b i EV vila s of The Olympic } cial opening of The Olympic, | ! Fl OM ‘EDITION ATTLE. Ai ARRESTS LOOM IN SCHOOL FIRE TRAPS Combustibles Are Found South Seattle SCHOOL BOARD WARNED TWO ¢ ‘TS LD Laing Says Conditions Must Be Remedied Quickly Warne was issued Friday by Fire Marshal Robert L. Laing to members of the Seattle school beard that the South Se attle 1500 Maynard ave., bs unsafe Says They Stole Most- ly “for the Ride,” Sometimes for Parts; Two Held in Jail ‘LENN McCANN, 22, Friday confessed to Deputy Prose cutor Robert MacFarlane that he had stolen 10 automobiles within the past few weeks in and around Seattle. McCann, who is held in the county Jail charged with taking automobiles without permission of their owners, im- school the schoo! be | plicated W. HL Youngblood, an- This ts i ect violation of fire} other youth also held in the atutes, Ls warned, and ordered novable of all com: | Jer the stairway county jail, Cann, according to MacFarlane, ade a free confession of their en the immedi. , bustibles fron This roc m wooden door un a terprise in which he said they had into the furnace room,| stolen the 10 cars for various pur 4. Fire originating there| poses, principally for ri but obstru 4 makel sometimes with the expectation of from the being able to sell parts from the plood will face the more us charge of grand larceny, ac- ng to the prosecutor. No date yet been set for thelr hearing, aining no open: | cord: er has fallen from ies ceiling of the f room directly in front of the furnace. This shou na gi re. pared. (Turn to Fase 18, Column 2) KENNEY FREED 0 BE TREAT | Renowned Glee | Club Coming Relatives Furnish Bail for) Here December 11.and 42. Lad Who Shot Father One of the finest musical treats ever given Seattle is promised by the appearance here December 11 and 12, at the Masonic Temple, of the re- ar-old Alder. r boy mt his father Tuesday morning when he feared the | nowned Rhondda Welsh Male Sing- father was about to do be harm ers, organized by the noted Vis- to the mother, following a quarrel,| countess Rhondda from the finest 4 from the fl Thursday Snohomish evening on| voices in her native hilla The chorus, which won first prize county § cash, bail, furnished by rela-|and $1,000 in cash at the interna. tives. tional musical festival at Pittsburgh, It was a happy lad who walked! Pa. last year, 1s composed of 14 briskly down the stone step: solosists, among whome are Steven Snohomish jail after the n Jenkins, winner of over 200 prizes; deposited with Sheriff James|Robert Hopkins, winner of over, 200 Sulloch. He was warm in his|contests; Tudor Williams, winner of praise of the way McCulloch had/| over eighty contests, and others of treated him. jlike note, “I surely regret the trouble that} Under the directorship of Prof sent me to jail, but just the same|Tom Morgan, these men, wht I am mighty glad to have known| formerly were coal miners in South decent fellows as Sheriff Mc-| Wales, have won international recog- nition with their beautifully blend- ed singing—for the Welsh tempera- ment lends itself particularly to fine | phrasing, brilliancy of tone and en- Culloch and Prosecutor Roscoe,” boy id charge of second degree assault as been lodged age he father, who accepted all the | unciation. blame for the trouble that caused| It is thelr first appearance in the shooting, is still at Providence | the Northwest. They are’ appearing hospital, but 1s recovering rapidly | under the auspices of the Young and will be home in a few days, was said Friday. it | Men’s Business club. Tickets, $1 Jare on sale at all music stores. OCS ©1924 w'NA Service Inc. CHAPTER I. | Finley's Return. D SK is in itself sinister noonday defi slonal question, he placidly poured forth his torrents of news. Bright} “All right, Goddard, I'm fed up or black midnight are| with Wall Strect det So now— te, positive, even tangible,|what about—Nancy but dusk is uncertain, mysterious, | czra Goddard looked And once it begins Its creeping, | thoughtfully insidious progress, it comes fast “You went away and more inexorably with every mo-| ried, didn’t you? at his host ceric. when she mar: ment, until its first gray, wavering} “Yes—when she married that um shadows turn to dense and menacing | speakable mant” shapes } she married him?" At Flower Acres, the beautiful What about the girl? T Long Island home of the ye ° a September ow kw terrag live out on Long neross the fine big estate, magnificient, r bed really. hen he ha falling darkne ang done her well?” out hot | In the wide doorway betwe Is he good house and the sun parlor mer of a white-clad figure pierced the} “Can’t answer either question, You gloom, and a door facing and a/know Nancy—if she weren't happy | door facing west, both swung on the she'd never let anybody know it. As hinge to his being good to her—he is and | And on the floor, crumpled into an] he isn't.” ungainly heap, lay the inert form of] . “How—isn't?” its outline indist sudden complete ick of a switch but-| the bright lights “Hard to put into words, But he's oh, he's impossible!” “A bounder?" “No—not that, But he's a tyrant, Ja despot—an overseer! darkne ton nd | - My God! Does he tyrannize over | Three days before, Malcolm Finley | Nan?” jhad returned from Japan | “Does he? It makes my blood y| The quickly successive sensations |boil—but what can one do when sho |incident to landing and reaching &| resents the slightest comment on his {hotel all pleased him, and in sheer] actions, or even allusions )to them’ |dolight he noted or missed old land-| “Then sho loves hin | marks until alone in his room at the “She can't, No wom But | Waldor?, he began to fe longing |—-oh, there are so many to It for human companionship. all—so many complications Accordingly he reached for the tele ell me all about it If that man phone and confided his wishes to/is unkind to little Nan—” Warn Go "You ean't do anything, ‘The best During dinner, Finley learned all| thing you can do, Mal, is to keep hat he wanted to Know about busi-) away Raynor's always been a bit §, politics and friends, Goddard | { storehouse of information on | volts, und guided by joalous of you “or What nonsense! Why, (Kura (> Vage 12, Cotumm Q me? ah occu | Sia See eae Se A a eae RSS gx ———---—- see am meme