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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-12
Fire Damages Lake
Union Gas Plant

Firs starting Ia the coke bunkera
OF the gas plank on Lake onion
early Monday morning caused $500
damage. according 10 officials OF the
Seattle Lighting Co.
The hlazc started at $40 a. m.
and was quickly extlngulzhed by
employees Of The plant. The bunk.
ers and electric generator and con.
duit suffered.
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Funeral Services
for Mrs. Hope Set

Funeral servtces Tor Mrs May
Agnes Hope. wife Of Percy l.
Hope. deputy assessor Of King
county. who died at her home. 200
ssth ave. ". Sunday. win be held
at the chapel OF the Home Under
taking Co. this week. Announce
rncut Of the date win b. made lister.
Mrs. Hope was born in Ireland In
1885,. spending the last Is years in
Seattle. She h survived by her
husband and daughter. Lynetts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-12

PARIS. sfay 12.-Thc French
franc dropped sharply today TO
f7.40 10 the dollar when IL becsris
apparent tho government had been
defeated In the national election.
Saturdays closing was at 1915.
The victory Of the radical socinl.
lsfs and other parties OF tho left
over Pofncars is considered as max.
ing ccrfaiu nj settlement OF tho rep.
arations problem on the basis OF
the expcrts' report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-12
Workmen's Body in
Anniversary Fete

Tho 18th annivursary % the
workulcn's Circle in Seattle viii bo
celebrated Sunday. when the Ladies'
Auxiliary o. tho or sanizntion viii
give a banquet NJ their hall. 40
=lst ave- Officers 81 the auxiliary
are: Mrp. /. saI,maal. financial sec-
rotary. Mrs $. Ldseher. recording
secretary Mrs. ~ Tlissoid. treas
urar. and Mrs. ALurri Cooper. Mrs.
II. Hoff. slrs. c. Morton, Mrs. Lpp@
shulman and Mrs Ida saitman.
members OF the executive commit
tee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-12
How to Own Your Own Home

EVERY family the limo when they shall
IL their home The buying Of home made wisely may be
the stepping hsppness mistake
cause discouragenent Of all ones savings
How much afford to for homer For tho lot?
For the
rowed?
What Ia necessary consider In house plans?
Should you buy build7
IL income Is $1,000 how much can you spend on
house you down: how much must
you in interest princfpaiY
Do know obtain first and second mortgage7
All these points, with tables showing Just what You
and financing the building purchase OF
home covered in the comprehensive 16page printed bulletin
which Washington compiled for YOU and which
get by filling and mailing. directed the coupon
below
HERE
HOME OWNERSHIP EDITOR, Washington Bureau I
The Seattle Star 1922 NeY York Ave, Washington d. %
n copy of bulletin, Home Ownership" md
incIose herewith five stamps for same
Name s'.',
81 and No or *. S''.''
Northumberland. State. ..,........@......
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-12
at AMT GONNA RAIN
NO MORE" SONG is
BANNED BY FARMER

OPOKASE. May i5.--IndiSnant
~ farmers broke up a dance
az brentwood when m orchestra
played. 1T Amt Gonna Rain No
More"
a committee OF the farmers
permitted the dance TO continue
after the orchestra agreed TO
withdraw the number from it's
repertoire.
Ranchers believed the music in.
fluenced the unusual dryness
here.
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11,Nnr = ernr ~


DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS
1899 n. f5th ST ME lrae-s3i3
Wa have under construction homes
OF rooms. rooms and rooms
with attic, In several North End
locations. Some OF these are about
ready to occupy. and II will pay
YOU TO look them over. During
the next few days wo viii start
construction OF about ten more
homes, and YOU may rs we'll have
exactly what YOU want, 81 come In
and tell ua your ideas and we Will
work them cut for YOU and build
YOU a home that will be right We
can refer YOU TO a great many peo-
pie who have had us build for
them: they are oil pleased. We
have n complete organization for
homo building. mrgc buying ca
pacity and can save You money on
every operation in n house We
will also do the financing for you,
Think 1t overcome in and see us.
Lunde & Stoe, Inc.
DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS
1899 NJ 45th ST ME- lrse-3a13
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MALE HELP--WANTED

CARPENTERS wanted 20 figure
carpentry labor on siN-rn0m house.
VIII pay what u ~ worth Plans
AZ sol Arctic building
MEN. WOMEN. there H. big money
IN the barber trade. Erw swrnka
completes Call MOLEH BARBER
COLLEGE. ~ Occidental ave.
MODERN ALTO AND TRACTOR
SCHOOLS DAY and night CLASSES
s.nd for free cafalnz No. :. ZOO
Mercer ~.
At Annex. s1at sth. usar wssfiai7e,
ave, ciesr. furnished. steam heat "a
nhone. Trans ssr: weekly ti.7S.
~ sam welsftsli can't rspair your
watch. throw 10 away. 1l7 Union.
BIZ Green Clock. opp. postoffire.
HOT CAKES Toe. Includes coffee.
syrup. butter. iia Main al. FREE
JOBS. "a Main 81
HRfcki.AYi.Rs wanted 20 figure on
brick work for three houses
plans. s1t arctic HidH.
FfREMES, hrAhcfnon. besinncrs
tis0-tzs0 (Which psHitipnT1. Rail-
way. vs.. Star.
10 SITUATI0N-MALE
NEW ron Ford truck express tor
want work MA in-07ss. 2i11
Sixth ave.
EXPERIENCED painter, inside or
outside work. small Jobs speciality.
MA ln-tpss. YniRhnm.
WANTED = General repair work.
furniture repairs. carpentry.
"a at-ss71. SiT 21rd.
LEAkY reafW repaired. rcshinglcd.
ST nFet-st7f.
PAINTER out OF job. kaisomininr.
pEpering. Phone EA st-3f5f-W-
r a FER ~ a n q ING. knIHomining.
brown. BE acn-7sk2 evenings.
0AIkDENs spased. ftiE arn-ssia, ) pm
10 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
GARAGE houAcboat. for rent.
ME- irse- sosa.
20--FOR RENT HOUSES
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST near 2ard n. ana Mercer.
small black and Mite cat. Tod
aY- Howard. "a rt-1G7t-H
LOST - nuaton Bail terrier; white
face and collar. weighs 40 pounds
answers name. nric0 Liberal r.
ward III uaaf-nIqT
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PERSONAL.

JAMES 4. kltM0uHNG. formerly 81
Company .. siHf Infantry. last
hrard pf FROM ~ iaaVguwofth.
Kansas. in 1918 AnNAnfnrmation
IN regard Ga his where's huhta viii
o. greatly appreciated hY hts
brother @ a kiihournr. lfoa
GRAND ave. Toledo % To settle
an estate
A GUARANTEED stomach remedy.
We care not how many remedies
you have tried without relief ~
TITS does not enable you O. eat
win comfort your money viii DO
refunded, AK for testimonials
MACINTOSH SCOTCH REMEDY
~ -
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported by tho following men:
Thompson. William D. SIT Z. 52nd
st. girl.
Linn. Frederick Stanley. 4327 Sixth
ave. N. T.. boy.
Sideisky. Archie. 2035 King st. boy.
Anderson. Keith Valentine. 4713
Brooklyn ave. girl
L. boy.
Leung. Chin. 10I0is Yesler way. boy.
Wright. Ira D.. SOFT corson ave.
boy.
Kamagai. Takeo. 1i2sh Z. Jefferson
St, girl.
Britts. Harry. 1923 Eastern ave. girl.
Davidson. James, 1912 Remington
ct. girl.
Fredericton. Carl F.. 100 2sth ave.
N. w, girl.
Sommerton. Hugh william. 3S7 w.
-
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2 FEMALE HELP WANTED

foSiTIoNs secured for graduates
Good demand for well trained Of
ice Hsslstantr. SUCCESS HtfEI-
ness COLLEGE. sib Crazy Bldg.
MA ln-s6t2
YOUNG doetor'a family wants girl
5sts.
RIGTfMt piano pIsyiaz i11s6T S6F
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Redman Grave Marker Co.


Redman Grave Marker Co.
Eh0M IS TO az AND Up
1855 FOURTH Ave MAiu-tsst
flCEr aotAn MaTbia and Granite
g lss and Virginia. Estsolishee
Physicians. surEcoHs
Oh ANGUS suite 900 FanteEss
hldg NanCu's silmen.s dlsqrders
1 FUNERAL NOTICES
LANiNG At 4lEs tsih aFe = ",
MsY 10. AlAuDE ETmEL. I-ANING.
ass 2 beloved daughter ~ Mf and
MIS- Charles ~ iauinE. Frnnd~
daughter % Ma aud Airs 81 AZ.
Aanlua % 2a1 liay lsfon avs
PRIVATE funeral Tuesday, ~ a. u.
Cremation Home Undertaking gu.
cocANosEIl- Nay ~. 1874 ANN
~ NolANoWEMs aEo O.. beloved
wife ~ n. 81 corAnoweF klnsH-
tea, wash mother % Mrs. leila
isong Elmer and Walter cpra-
mower. sister % AnslrY chealeg
FUNERAL services Tuesday, 2 D, m
- GhflHtiam church AZ Kingston.
hans Undertaking Go.
ENGELKEN At kirkland. Wash.
Nay a., 1874. piEpRiCM ENuEL-
hhN, aga ~ SraFs. beloved huar
tand or Elise Enssiken. father ~
IT. aud Pred EnHrllten and Mrs,
lssnA Tlmas Mrs@ Marie MirHt %
Kirkland and AIRS. Fred Morrr.
Funeral later Home
Inaertaking 90.
khofE-At illi towel 81. May ~.
FIRED Carl. kHDPi, age 90 years
hrlaved husband ~ sophie kropf.
father Or Fred iF. William. Eda iu
Ntay krunf and Mrs Maae Wolf
Funeral services Tuesday. I .. m-.
~ cur chapel HONS I Undertaking.
Co.
hofE-At zae 2kth Isl. MAJ III. NAY
AQNkA HofE age a. beloved
wife ~ Percy Hope. mother %
i.yucttn
Announcement later ffoma Under
taking Co.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

ltlftNNlANSE LllElNSES
Name and Residence. Age.
Cottreli, John e. Tacoma .....22
Miller. Leonora g.. Tacoma .......la
Troupe. Frederic N. Puyallup Legal
Stone, Mary Jane. Alderton :. Legal
Kroeze, John. Everett .........51
Latin, Maud. Toppenish ........i6
Alcook. Joseph Boyer Chicago Legal
Tutwilar. IsouciIle. Pendleton.
Il Or. ...........s... .L4ekdi
Cole. Gerald. Bremerton .......2l
Schuldt. Louise c., Charleston - is.
Hayashi, Bunya, Seattle ..........3s
Sakai. Hatusi. Seattle ............1S
zambaras. Anastarios NJ Ray
Navone. Enrichetta. Seattle -. So
Yarberry, Donald A.. Seattle ......1S
Letter. Viola. Pacific City .......2o
Darby. Harold f.. Everett .......21
Green. Ayerell T.. Everett .......22
Phipps, Leigh H., Seattle ......aS
Graves. Jeanette X. Seattle 1910
Bradshaw. Clarence A.. Everett ...24
Schultz. Irene j., Everett lie
Brown. Morgan Gerald. Tacoma ;.
Tut, Edna NJ. Tacoma s......1S
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DEATHS

Jensen. Rhoda Corinne months.
Ferndale. May 10.
Goucher- Clarence, IL. 1914 Boren
ave. May 10.
strobel, Christina. 20. 42Oi Beach dr.,
May Z.
Lum. Baby. is days, sss7 Sixth ave.
n. e.. May 10.
Watson. Ralph A. so. 10 Il, Marion
ST., May>7.
Mather, Leo A.. s months. $50 Nor
man st, MAY 6.
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sa.s00-NEw BUNGALOW
Large living room. with oak floors.
fireplace. large bedrooms. large
bathroom: laundry room. Kitchen
with built-in features; large front
porch: close 20 beach and car line.
You cannot afford 20 let this bar
gain 10 By on these terms. $500
down. 35h per month.
g. A. BfSBEE & co.
T0si California. WE Ft-5s7o
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Roosevelt Realty Co.

SOS lniterHlty Way M nWn-tfoe
NEATLY NEW BUNGALOW
f2.f00
Here IL a very attractive home, liv-
ms room. fireplace. bedrooms.
bath. modern kitchen. concrete
basement garage. new chicken
houses. so feet fronting on boule-
ward: all planted 10 garden. This
IL "a most complete home anybody
would be proud OF. Easy terms.
Good value here
u A Upper a2a Rurkr Hidr
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Broom House

1850 Cash. Balance Like Rent
Dandy 5-ronm house and garage;
near schools and car lines with
ia 10 minutes walk Of the uni
verslty. has n dandy living room
across front Of house. with
French doors between II and
dining room: hardwood floors;
nice light cabinet kitchen. hall
connects dining room with bath
and bedrooms. cement basement.
Total price Of house only $4,000.
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I11nde 81 Stne Inc

DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS
1879 N. 45th ST ME- lrse-3a13
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Electr ic Fixtures

SLIGHTLY uaa electric ana treadis
combination white singer sewing
machine Tor sale 10 quick cash
Queen Anne ! iiii.
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80 ER0M IS TO az AND Up
is9s FOURTH Ave MAin-ssst
fucEr aotAb NaTbia and Granite
CO, lat snd Virginia. Establishpa
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SUSPECT SHOT
BY OFFICER
Patrolman Saves Life; Loses
Man in Running Battle

BECAUSE he drew his gun quicker
than a burglar early Wednesday
morning. Patrolman ]. L. Prince was
alive today.
Prince fired four shots at the man
at Sixth ave. and Lenora ST. after
the thug had attempted TO shoot the
officer. The man escaped. but Is be.
lievcd 10 have been wounded.
The patrolman said he saw the man
Sinking across Lenora st. at $40
a. m. and ordered him to stop. Quick
as a flash the man dropped to one
knee and drew gun. Prince was
quicker and his revolver barked in
rapid succession.
The suspect staggered to his feet.
ran short distance and tried TO
climb a fence. He fell TO the other
side and when Prince reached the
spot had disappeared.
Two witnesses, +. Webb, taxi driv-
or, and Axel Stolen. 2214 Seventh
ave. said they heard the man groan
after Prince had fired and they be-
lieved he was wounded. The man
lost his hat in the flight.
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Signatures Roll In as
'Power Day Opens Here

with volunteer workers circulating
petitions turnout tho residential soc.
tIons Of the city and others stationed
at vantage points In down town stores
and on street corners. public Power
Day" opened In Seattle Wednesday
morning. tho beginning Of an lntcn.
sive drive TO obtain tho remaining
signatures necessary TO insure the
Bono Power bill being placed on the
ballot In the fail election.
Early reports from tho workers
turnout the city indicated TINT scv.
eral thousand signatures would be
obtained before night. Encouraging
results were obtained at the tables
OH downtown corners during the
morning.
Public Power Day" was officially
set aside last week by Acting Mayor
Mrs. Bertha Landcs as time for
volunteer workers to mako special
effort to obtain signatures for the
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Store IS
FIRED; %
GOWNSG GO
Arrest Expected in
Mysterious Blaze.
Downtown; Origin
of Fire Probed

A RREsT Of a flrcbug was expect.
cd Wednesday. following police
and fire department Investigation OF
alleged robbery and firing OF Sarah
fSaro's womons clothing store. ut
go Pine ST.. about o'clock Tuesday
morning. Sixty dresses were stolen
and the loss from the blaze VIII
range around $500 police report.
Convinced that the flames were OF
incendiary origin. but not satisfied
with the burglar theories already
advanced. Fire Marshal Laing and
policemen were probing the mystcri.
Gus reported robbery and resulting
fire.
The fro was cxtingulshcd after
considerable damage to tho interior
OF the store.
Mrs. karo told detectives that the
place had been entered after $40
p. m, Monday. 4 bathroom window
had been "jimmied" In the rear OF
the establishment. after all employees
had left.
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Bono bill.
A mass meeting of Bone bill boost.
crs was held Tuesday evening In tho
council chambers and workers woro.
lined UP at that time for tho drive
Wednesday,
Circulation thruout tho city Tues.
day by the power trust of handful
attacking tho Bone power bill brought
a crowd TO tho meeting and resulted
In many persons Offering assistance
for tho remainder OF tho campaign.
Volunteers have been secured TO take
care of all the downtown tables for
the remainder Of the time. II Is said.
Chairman j. u. Ross Wednesday
declared that moro workers could
still DO used and urged everyone who
can devote few hours time TO get
In touch with headquarters ut i02
Railway Exchange building and be
assigned to duty. Tho telephone
number 10 EL lotS0l5.
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GM.NpmYMdAAzzM dTuf e1lNT MoNHhuDG

LIED with the great army of business along Seates
prosperous waterfront flying battaons of cats
thousands of them Marshaed in sorehouses and docks
grain elevators and mills they fight day and night against
hordes of invading rats.
The rats do large damage and eat enormous quantities
Of foodstuffs in year. But the damage isn't tenth
great ii would be if the cat army wasn't in battle for
nation "a hours day.
There's generally welcome for feline recruit at the
big mills and warehouses Many stray abby eniss in
the ranks Of the army of defense and spends the rest of
its life battling the rodent invaders.
Down along the docks folks call the cat army
"Seattles first line of defense" The in the
houses and mills know how valuable the batalons
At noontime they pet and feed the cats making friends
with them
Both cats and working for the ports prosperity
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Home Brew

ilowdy. folks! Only three days
until payday. Mlgosh. why
haven't We morr elastic cur.
renc!s
When daughter cats onions FOR
supper father knows he can have
the porch swing for once.
Tho old horse.trader didn't have
SO many things 20 lie about as tho
modern auto-swappcr.
Solomon. teAo married 700 times.
Has the record ~ far.
Haf nc coat see hoe he dis %
without sowe Kind Of car.
The crew race on tho Poughkcepsie
i over. and now the members can
spend all their time az writing for
the newspapers and won't be both.
cred by practice.
cambridge island woman grows
strawberries which are six inches
around. We suppose 3, only takes
; or I 20 make dozen.
You can always tell when summer
arrives. Newspapers start TO print
pictures Of bathing girls on the front
page.
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Seattle Man Kills Self on u Campus
ELEPHANTS ATTACK.
FATAL TO TRAINER;
YEAR-0lD INJURIES

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. June IS
IL Succumhing to injuries he
received nearly a year ago when
attacked b. an elephant. AlEer-
non rcurieyr stcckcr. &c. we'll
known animal trainer. died early
today in the Hollywood hospital.
Steckcr was hurt when
Charley huge beast, turned
on him in a fierce attack. The
trainer was rescued but not ho-
fore he was severely injured He
has been IN the hospital most Of
the time since.
Charley was executed some
months ago after It was agreed
he would never be safe to handle.
steeker was nationally known
in circus quarters as ono Of the
most expert animal trainers in
the hazardous business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-18
BODY IS
FOUND BY
Z GIRLS
Frank B. Trader Is
Name on Papers;
Police Probin g
Suicide Here

Grief over the recent death OF his
daughter. Frances. caused Frank B.
Trader. 55-ycar-old lumber mill OPP
orator. to take his own life Tuesday
night by slashing his throat with a
pocket knife on the University Of
Washington campus
That was the decision OF the
coroncr's office Wednesday noon.
following Identification by Attorney
i. NJ. Farmer OF the body, found
Wednesday morning by two girl
students at the summer school. The
throat was slashed from ear to ear.
and the knife was still clutched in
the mans hand.
Trader lived with his wife, Lot
tic NJ. Trader. at 5l5 Melrose
ave. n.
The body. found by the girls
while strolling thru the shrubbery
below the Mines building and about
100 yards north of the railroad
tracks, was lying face downward on
a little footpath.
Mortified. the students rushed TO
the infirmary and gave the alarm.
Attaches Mt the campus refused to
make public their names.
Letters and legal papers bearing
Traders name led TO the partial iden-
tiflcation and persons at that address
we're 10 view the body at noon TO try
TO determine the mans name.
Tho man had evidently walked up
the little path near Rainier Vista
ave. some time Tuesday night and
slashcd his throat, falling forward
on his face in semi-recumbent
position. the coroners and police be-
lieve. His watch was stlll running
indicating that death had come
within tho past IL hours.
No suicide note was discovered
and no reason has yet been assign
cd for the decd.
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Donors TO Park!|
Your Name Here?

WIE JUST couldn't help from starting off the story
w about the state salt water park today folks with
a letter that arrived this morning from Mrs May
Avery Wilkins, acting president of the board of park
commissioners
You'd expect to find just little jealousy, possibly
the part of those who in charge of city parks
over the idea of establishing playground for Seattle
and Tacoma out along the Sound
But Mrs. Wilkins writes:
MY Dear Sir: have been reading the stories in
The STAR with the wonderful plan outlined by you by
which we can secure an ideal playground for Seattle
and Tacoma. know the spot and it is made to order
for such purpose, and your plan to finance it cannot
be beat There should be trouble to put this over
"Such playground, half way between the two cities
should do more to cement friendship that we could
work in cooperation for the good of the state than
anything know of, for when play together we soon
Turn to Page o. Column Al
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CASE DELAYED;
MAN DYING
Eight Others Recovering
From Sunday Smashup

Isaac J. Hounsheil. ono OF nine vic.
Tins OF an automobile crash at First
ave. s. and Spokane ST.. carly Sun.
day morning. was still in a critical
condition at the Seattle General hos.
pital Wednesday morning with a
skull fracture. AZ result. the hear.
ing OF the two drivers involved. f. l..
Chiids and l.. Il. Raines. was set for
July !, when II came up in police
court late Tuesday
Another victim, Mrs. Lila Pesse OF
Kent. first thought to have been
dying. is reported. improving at her
home after being treated Monday and
Tuesday at the city hospital. All
other victims win recover.
Bath cars were completely dcmol.
ished.
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Good News:
Plan Neao Buildings.
Permits Soar Again.
One Day: $4,000.

Building permits Tuesday wero the
highest Of any day OF the month. Tho
total for tho day reached s350000.
one Of the permits was for con-
structlon OF tho s235,OO0 Alfred H.
Anderson memorial hall for the col.
lcge OF forestry at tho University Of
Washington.
A second permit was 10 the 1Iofius
Steel Equipment Co, for q two.story
garage at J12.522 Fourth ave. G. L.
Morris obtained permit for bung-
allow court to cost $4,000, and DR.. II.
u. Thompson. permit for q $4,000
residence at East Laurcllurst drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-18
Judge Wanamaker
Jumps to Death

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Juno 1s. -
Judge X. M. Wanamaker OF tho Ohio
supreme court committed suicide to.
day by leaping from the fourth floor
OF Mccarmol hospital, where he had
been confined with a nervous break.
down.
While his nurse was out OF the
room, Wanamaker went into the
bath room, turned the key in the
lock, started tho water running in
the bath tub and then raised tho win.
dow and leaped out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-18
DELAYED
Vaughan Postpones Coast
to-Coast Flight; Storming

MINEOLA, L. l., June 1s.-Lieut.
Russell l.. Vaughan viii not at
tempt his dawn-to-dusk flight to
San Francisco tomorrow because OF
storms in the Mississippi valley and
may not start until Saturday.
NJ. C. Mcdaniel. mechanic, report
cd from st. Joseph. Mo-. that the
flying field there is so soggy ii
would be dangerous TO attempt
landing.
Maughan will fly a new plane
and expects to make the trip TO
San Francisco in IL hours, starting
about 5 q. m.
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3 Face Charges

An Information charging posses.
sion and manufacture OF ITO gal.
Ions OF moonshlne, was filed In fed.
oral court Tuesday agaInet Mrs
Kevnh Mcconaughty. Tom Wanlcss
and Roy itohlkawa. Mrs. MoCon.
aughty when arrested several
months ago, snld that she had been
advised by II mysterious "moonshino
TO 80 into tho liquor busi.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-18
Vanderbilt Dickers
for P.-I., Is Story

Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr.. publish.
or OF tho Vanderbilt newspapers in
San Francisco and Los Angeles. an.
nounced today that he had wired
William Randolph Hearst, asking II
the latter would name price for
tho sale to him Of the Seattle Post.
Intelligencer.
At the same time Vanderbilt re-
vealed that experts had bsen max.
ing survey for him OF tho Seattle
newspaper field. and declared that IL
Hearst does not care TO sell. he
will have another plan to offer"