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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29

der OF Sir Lee stack. slrdar in
Egypt.
REAL STDANESE
ARE MUTiNEERS
a serious aspect 10 the situation
from N" British viewpoint was that
these troops which mutlnlci arc rcal
sudancas, not Egyptian. indicating
there n dissatisfaction among tho
former as well as tho latter.
Tho mutiuy occurred Friday. Be.
tween 100 and 200 black Sudnncsn
troops belonging to the itth battalion
were involved
Under orders from the British high
command, the nntivc officers had
been removed, Rcsonttul Of this. tho
blacks organized their hopeless revolt.
Tho Sudancsc directed their attacl,
against tho military hospital. and
shot down three doctors who opposed
them ono Of tho victims was Brit.
ish, two Syrian.
Then tho Sudaneso ran amucj; In
the streets. \ handful Of British
troops went 20 tho attack.
a fierce running fight cnsucl.
Soon NIL tho British troops in Shar.
toum were engaged. They brought
up machine guns and threw barri.
cudes ucroys the streets. pouring re.
pcated volleys into the badly organ.
lied ranks Of the native mutlnecrs.
REBELS MOVED
DOWN BY GUNS
Tho latter, many Of whom mny
have had tho blood OF tho dcrvishcs
who fought Kitchener, In their
veins, battled fanatiCalIy. Repent.
eddy they hurled themselves in little
groups against the splitting. crack.
ling nozzlos OF the Lewis guns that
moved them down.
The British outnumbercd their
men and We're being reinforced each
minute. Some Sudanesc, under
British orders, helped attack tho
mutinccrs. Some Of the Sudancse,
after their losses had become ter.
rifle In the street fighting. barri.
caded themselves in tho hospital,
which was then surrounded by Brit,
ish
British losses were not announced
in the brief dispatches that have
leaked thru from khartoum.
Survivors of tho bombardmcnt
finally gave IN after the building
In which they had taken refuge and
tho hospital compound had been
pounded with explosives from Brit.
Lsh field pieces. which hurled shells
that sot fire 70 tho hospital.
Tho blacks, who mutinied and
rushed tho hospital yesterday and
later barrlcadod themselves in after
desperate street fighting, hold out.
nearly - hours against oycrpow.l
cring numbers Of British,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
INDIGT 81 FOR
U. S. COURT
Fl Charges Are Secret, 10
Are Made Public

Returning % secret Indictments
ana 10 npra irEttmeafs. fra f-d
FuI strand juU Fuisy adjourned
until January ~. when fGa ohm,
str5 liquor conspiracy case viii d.
placed before &c.
THAT evidence ~ ~ new LIQUOR
rims WIU come ta light when fhr .l
indictments are released was Pre-,
elected ar thr frfrnl building SAT-
uuly- Several of tho UNDERGONE
aEJuts who participated iu tho ratFs
on tfg Roy uimTted Residence tru.
fri before tEe sEgnb jury.
The Indictments FrIay LARGELY
dealt with narcotics law Violations
on this charge Robert Haley Tons
Fat Margaret srutherT. bessie
shepard Dong sury. Rgtty brown
and Harry A. Estbers were Indicted.
e, J, Carlson, oscar Olson and
n. ", Sims were arrested Tor
smoking in tho pvhlb.lrI area n
Mount Rainier National forest
No. A. Favor was Indicted Tor ah
lsEvl smuggling NJ 500 quarts ~
whisky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
AU TO SLAYERS
RELEASED
Two Boys, Accused in Death
Cases, Both al Home

This q a story o. two boys. both
.ot them In tho tolls o. me law
thu automobile accidents.
Early last fan Win Green. trlp.
Piled lad employed by an automobile
scryiciug company while az work.
drove a Ford automobile into a
street car and wrecked A. Killing a
companion and lniurluE another lie
was poor lad but Attorney G.. c.
Mcculloush took bis case and with
Deputy Prosecutor Robert McFar,
lane last week had the manslaughtcr
charge withdrawn and a charge OF
reckless driving substituted.
Young Green got all the attendant
publicity, The prosecution bases ia
case mainly on the fact that he
was physically ineapacltatod and
should not have been given a
drivers license.
Thursday evening Vernon Abm.
hanson, rs, while alleged 20 have
been intoxicated. drove his auto.
mobile int a crowd Of persons
boarding a street car on Virginia.
near Second ave, and after iniur.
ing three persons, sped on. lie vaa
released to his parents Friday with.
out bail by Superior judge King
Dykeman, Further his case. when
Il comes up next week In juvenile
court, viii be private.
Young Abrahamson'a car. " e.
alleged, dragged Frank O'Lcary
some distance, tore the coat on Miss
Elizabeth O'Lsary and BOWED over
another couple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29

Is proud OF this new connection on
the Pacific Coast. You arc our
western outpost: you complete tho
chain. You make US truly trans.
continental, and that lB what we
have been after FOR years. Whom
our advertising agency beEnn 70
prepare copy Tor our next years
run OF national advertising, tho *.
pert writers al eucg seized tho point
OF this Olympic connection The
first advertisement N entitled The
United Hotels Trail; Chain Of
Service Across tho Continent. That
indicates what II means 20 our com.
pany, particularly in reference TO
tho individual units in tho chain,
which now number 20, with others
under construction as we'll as five
units in tho American chain with
% other units either projected or
under construction"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

Saturday Bsrt!t turkey bones
finally placed In ash cans.
Two diamond rings. So Ca cash
and q gold watch taken b. burglars
from homes % y, H. sebokwru. 4psz
Pasadena place. Airs r. J. Hunt
1872 Harvard ave. and AZ stevens,
4l5i 10th ave, S,
Mu. T. J.. Mckinley. Rsnion plo,
negr. stricken az Eastern Star Lodge
meeting az Rsnton. Friday. ago S..
Funeral services for Mrs, Enna
Hansen. a.. who died Friday, to be
held AZ I 3 m. Sunday az Home I'm.
dertaklnE chapel
King County Democratic club will
meet AZ Meyea' cafeteria hereafter.
Councilman w T Campbell debated
hla per cont utilities tax with for.
mrr Councilman o. 7. Erickson. Sat.
.ura5y.
Two bandits take 500 from ~.
Winikoft, grocer. no ho closed store
at $50 18th ave, carly Friday even.
ing.
Mass meeting 10 awaken iu,rros,
In Palestine Foundation In tho Jew.
lsh Temple Center. sundly evening.
Bernard stone. fund Official. 10
speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
No Tax Reduction
Until Next Year

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.--Furthcr
tax reduction wlll not be attempted
until late next year. Chairman smoot
Of the senate finance committee an.
nounCed today.
smoot declared he would withhold
his resolution for flat % per cent
reduction Mt this session OF congress-
and stated that all republican lead.
ers were in accord on a plan to walt
until lnto in 1926.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Muny League Will
Head Clinic Head

The Municipal lcaElio OF Seattle
viii learn about tho problem OF tho
tccblc.minded IN Washington next
Tuesday noon, when Miss Nellie a.
Goodhuo speaks In the assembly
room Of tho Frye hotel She Is di.
rector Of the child clinic OF Seattle
public schools. Tho meeting IL a.
rcotcd by tho criminal reform com.
miitce; Prof r, u. Mckenzie OF the
university sociology department: Gle.
on Il, Roc, Frank 7. Hclscn. w. r.
Allen, Harry 4, Cook, T.. +. Todd.
Stevenson Smith. Judge Gritnths. l..
S. May and Archie Hutchinson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Political History
Course Projected

Six lectures on Tho political hi..
tory % tho United States arc 20 be
offered by Tho womcnH King County
kFpuhacau club. stariiug u 1880 p.
m., Monday. al M0ycs' cafeteria. The
lectures arc directed by Prof w ~.
George ur tho uniycrgIlys political
science department. Mrs. Elllg DC,
Brul"r Is president Of the league.
She invites tho public 20 the Ice.
lures q musical program viii be
arranged by Mrs. lola Brcuunerman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Complain of Road
in Bus Business

SALEM, Nov 29.--The Spokane
Portland & Seattle railway was Mt
tackled for entering the automobile
bus transportation business between
Portland and Astoria in a complaint
filed with the public service com
mission by a. Jaloff. Of the Colum
bla Stages,
The complaint declares that the
railway corporation has gone be
yond its powers in operating bus
lines on tho highway and is violat
ing the transportation act of 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Couple Celebrates
50th Anniversary

SIR. and Mrs. Earl o. Marsh. Old.
time Ballard residents. celebrated
their 5oth wedding anniversary
Thanksgiving day at the home Of
their daughtcriu.law, Mrs. G.. Mar.
rha. 1907 22nd ave. W. Fifty rela,
lives and friends gathered Tor the
anniversary dinner II was also the
18th anniversary Of the youngest
daughter, Mrs. sherman whitney.
Mr. Niauh was city clerk Of Ballard
before u was Incorporated IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
"K, the Unknown" Is
Identified Friday
But Still Up to His Old Tricks, He
Again Challenges Seattle

pa conversation with % friend from
Csc Top az "a Second ayr EHIil.Hs
hli SOU hrar UE
TX spent busy day Friday ne
krnt in UyrEHHdy' uaF roo day but
th9 several questioned, meme urHI
ih- rtEbl method
Mayor lTHau received Postal
telegram rr Dts residence about ESQ.
n. lH borrowed Postal uniform.
delivered % in rsrran SIR Brown
hIndiE HIsurI fHr sheet Tho wIIE
invited thr mayor and ba family 90
the Columbia Saturday t1 see the
famous picture story. K Tho I'm.
known. which raTts there today
This D. 10 tell the mayor who h was.
Mr shuts and Mr. Gordon ~ thg
Portai helped "k set hia uniform
and arranged f9r the telegram ON
official stationery
* who does not know che city
yrE we'll ftll sold Ugt when. on bia
way back from the mayors house.
EilnErr ou che chr asked him ths
address 81 Tho lalulrr club TX
thought 30 wac brewery, hut kept
quiet IIe hated % spoil The rtpuia
tiau ~ the Postal boys. 20 hr took
a Wild chance, con Columbia be-
wildly yeutuFsd Nut satisfied. iH5
stranger asked tho tHiumln-
Fourth and Columbia" returned the
halluuErr * dropped from the
and Marion. ~ doesn't matter
Monday another 90 win b. offered
Tor Ike Identification To viii
give sou plenty oF chance 20 "a
him. Read The star and watch the
lobby o. che Columbia for inEtrug
lions De- oHHrTNnHl study hE pie.
tlfya Tho tg5 may o. yours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29

"Kr lr Eavu 90 enc man fa seat
D. E Cove. OF 1905 jackson ~.
won "a FrasuH pairs t1 thr Columbia
tHrgfHr nH raHarI faE properly
Identifying Hk- IHr Unknown, late
Friday gyguIHE Serve ana tho cor
wHt nmua aI f "k' uaH just
stepping uu a $50 no atraet ear home.
wand bound uHHH Cove paved hia
HaE tHu rHH rnrat#r uruWI ami
tapped "A uH tHH hHG'irr
'huuw right" declared TX"
How I.i Sou fn IIF
GIVE been trying 90 follow you
around lli aurnuan and evening. 4
wanted 20 he SUM- returned Cove
n watched and waited Tor a man
I.ke tho picture in Tho star 10 como
m 0r 0ut % the tbratCr, I saw you
"a number uf times. I am mighty
EIad ! d.l now, le trgkr off 10 ad.
W.v fHg urdrCuyawl paH with tho
signature uf Robert urnlrr as man
arrr ~ che Columbia, that "k'
handed him.
Rack Iu iHe ULuo office uf the
Columbia, where alI 90, plans Tor
ks' stunts arc made. Cove told
his story broke ana our ur work.
Doe had been haunting tbr streets lu
search u "lust anything 20 81" az
Del but U, De- picked up "a stray copy
~ Tho Star iu O. cigar store sud read
~ "k, The Unknown" no couldn't
nul work-hc might find * lie
at out 20 SCI his man, lie dli
There is u fgl reward f0r tho
proper Identification OF TX. tho I'm.
known. 10 today. Who viii set ~
iio VIII be helping santa Claus In
some tuy department 81 duWustoTr
store this afternoon This morning
DC sold Starr on tho street. he held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Wine and Moonshine
Land Two in Prison

Ernest Boaslty. IS. and Mira. Luetta
bossiiy' %, wcrp arrested by the
Walllngford police Friday night IN a
raid at 3s3t Eastern ave. where PA.
trolmcn Roy Davis. G. w. Hentou
and c. j. Swanson say they found
much Christmas cheer" formcntinr
over $50 gallons Of wine and about
ak gallons OF mooushinc were taken.
The prisoners are held for $500 bail
each,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Radio Programs
SATURDAY. NOyEuprR %

KFQx, 23s meters-e3o.7l5.
stock. news. weather reports.
7l5.s, Aunt Yivlen's bedtime
story; 80, Earl Grey's Hotel But.
Ter orchestra; 9.iO. concert hour;
1912, Earl Grey's orchestra.
KFOA. 455 meters-345.4.55.
news bulletins. s.30.1O. concert
KJR-2s1 meters-9.i0. Max
Fishers orchestra from williards
cafe by remote control.
KFHR. 263 meters-6.30.s3O
musical recordsand concert.
Other Coast Stations
KJR-283 mcters-91O, Max
Silent.
KGo-oakland, 312 meters. as.
ST. Francis hotel orchestra: 0,
Scottish Rite bodies program,
lOl, orchestra.
kGW-Portland. 402 meters. 10
p. m, Hotel Portland orchestra.
Kfi--Los Angeles, 400 meters.
a3O.B. Anita Arliss Vaudeville
Riddles; 9.lo, concert and orches.
ira.
kFsG--Los Angeles. 27s me.
ters 103O.1t;3O n. m, sunshine
hour; 3.5O.4.30, Gray studio pro.
gram: 10000, Auditorium scrv.
ice NM organ.
Is. Los Angeles. 337 meters
J. Greenwich Village orchestra. 9
Dinner Hour cafe music; g. con.
cert; 10. dance music.
KPO--Son Francisco. 423 me.
tors, 3.3O.5;5O. tea danaant s.f9
Fairmont hotel orchestra.
KFRC-san Franclaco. ESQ me.
ters; 1880, Hotel whltcomb
dance orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Democrats Won't
Ban Progressives

WASHINGTON. Nov. e9.-senato
democrats have no intention Of fol.
lowing the lead % tho republicans "a
punishment Of tho ranks who de.
serted the party 70 support Senator
Ia Toilette. their leaders indicated
today.
Senator Burton X. Wheeler. who
ran with La Toilette on tho indie
pendent ticket, viii DO restored 10
the party ranks In good standing. ga
win other democrats who abandoned
John w. Davis 10 support the Wis.
consin senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Aspirin Cargle
in Tonsilitis
Cut This Out and Save if
Subject to Sore Throat

\ harmless and effective gargls
is 10 dissolve two Raycr Tablets Of
Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls o,
water, and garglc throat thorough.
ly. Repeat in two hours II neces.
sary.
&c sure you use only the genuins
Bayer Tablets az Aspirin. marked
with the Bayer Cross, which can DO
had in tin boxes OF twelve tablets
for a few cents.-Advertlsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Great Stock Show
to Break Records

CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-Llve stock
bluebloods in impressive numbers
damned the exhibit pens today at
the international amphltheater.
while breeders, growers and judges
from every state in the nation, Can.
ada. Europe and South America be.
gan arriving here for the opening
Of the 18th international live stock
, exhibition.
: Entries have topped all records.
Eleven thousand, five hundred cat.
, Tic, horses. sheep and hogs arc be.
ing groomed FOR the various con.
tests which start Monday morning.
Exposition officials expect zoe, 900
persons TO view the exhibits.
President and Mrs. Coolidge will
attend next Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
No, No, 1t Isn't
the Claim Agent

In Tuesdays star, II was stated
that G.. McGillvray was arrested on
a charge 81 driving while drunk.
George McGmlvruy. assistant city
claim agent. wants Il known that
he Is not tho man referred TO in
the story, The man who was ar.
rested spells his namc McGnlivery,
is - years old and a lonsshorc.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Three Held After
Automobile Crash

Pulled from under the wreck OF his
automobile on the Dcs Moinos high
way az II o'clock Friday night. VII
liam Ballantyno was lodged in tho
county tail Saturday on charge OF
drunken driving. He is held for $3.50
bail, Jack Dunn and William L.
Splaino. Ballnntyne's companions on
the motor ride, are held for $50 bonds
on charges Of being drunk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Pastor Guilty of
Abducting Girl

NOV ATA, Okla, Nov. 20
Joseph Il. Yeats. unfrocked Metho.
dist pastor, was found guilty by n
jury in district court here today on
charges Of abductlng Georgia Fields,
1i-year-od school girl,
The jury was out only 10 min
utes
The conviction carries maxi
mum penalty OF five years in the
penitcntlnry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Sunday Now Plans
to Crusade World

WARSAW, Ind. Nov. 2s.--Pians
for an cynugclisuc crusade reach.
ing around tho world were an
nouucsd here today by Rev William
4. -Hilly' sunday Ma" Sunday
will accompany the veteran cvanEc-
list on the tour scheduled 10 start
about tho middle OF December.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Cops Wife Makes
Cruelty Charges

Charging that she was ordered 10
leave their home November n and
had been treated cruelty prior TO
their separation, Lola d. Wood filed
suit for divorce against Policeman
David l., Wood, She asks $3.50 costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
.HIJACKERS IN
CHASE, REPORT
One OF Suspects PurSueS
the Other

EF "a sEEHF0 rarf az Tfrr dice.
che tHn men az tHr rrrru rarFHi
iaT 'hr murders ~ capt w. g OH
l'H ana DTS auu and the HlHeEIHE
~ tHrir liquor boat. tho BUI o. arr
r""Hrrl In ID rnsrH ono ~ fHr ufH,
r5. according t8 sheriff EfaHlrH.
30 H rFkiBE 10 arpTsErHI uvU
baker alleged head af IHe gang. o.
fHrr He o. caught and ElIrI bY
Harry D. souaHh. tho other man
sought Hg lgeal agthaurH f.r IHH
British Columbia uuair
f'arrlnh says Er Har evidence
That saHaHb. Who 1.aurr about
two weeks ESQ with more than
Nl.po1 belonging 90 bis crHtwb.Ie
employer, tho brewster cigar store.
iT "Hffrr fakfr FOR not dividing
The proceeds OF iHH Hegl q. hl.
iakirE with hia confederate
soUaah IiIrp suddenly.
tawigh Gays. AFTER o. Seattle news
paper printed "a story concerning a.
forts nf authorities fp round un the
gang
Dhrrn0a CHratw0ai. one an thr
four men held here. and for whom
hshfIH corpus proceedings arc t1 30
argued DO superior court Monday
afternoon. denies that De was pres
rnt AZ Tho time o. The hiIarhnE and
murders This 81 admitted ry the
prosecuting Attorney office. Cheat
wood also denir7, as the prosecution
ailfEra that DO helped plan fHr roh-
hrrN Tho an alleged confession ~
Paul srFumpkiuH. lu Vancouver. Inn
p'lliFl him. Baker. EauBrh. charlie
Morris and Paul Cmmrr
Deputy Prosecutor Bert HH-,
Who represents mr dominion E1u
eminent IH tHr gaHa here. went 60
Victoria again Friday 90 confer with
officials there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29

Furnace Murder Clues Are
All Exhausted

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. 2s.-Hav,
Ing run its course, the Sheatslsy
furnace mystery today returned to
tho point where II began.
Authorities have exhausted every
possible clue and theory and today
find themselves no nearer n solution
than a week ago last Monday night
when Mrs. Addle Sheatsley's partly
cremated remains were taken from
the Lutheran parsonage furnace.
Each theory each so-called clue.
leads up a blind alley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
lnce Studio to Be
Closed on Dec. IL

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. NOV. 20 Tho
big motion picture studio in Culver
city erected by the late Thomas II.
lhce pioneer producer viii be closed
December IL FOR an indefinite period.
II was learned today
Plans for rcoponing the studio
viii hinge on the decision OF Of
iicers OF tho holding company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
STORE ROBBERY
CASES SET
Seven Defendants viii Go
on Trial December IS

Former City Detective Ross Wat.
son, ~, /. Fasick, Joe o. Neal. and
four others viii so on trial in upc.
rior court The week ~ December 10
charged In connection with the fg2.
200 robbery % Bone Marcho mes.
fcngers In August.
The case was set ~ tho Saturday
calendar call Of Presiding Judge
Mitchell Gillian Deputy Pro-scu.
tors Bert Ross and T. II. Patterson
arc 70 handle The case Tor the state,
Attorney George H. Cmndall rpre.
sent several defendants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Accuse Two Men as
Automobile Thieves

Following clues Of stolen autos
Detectives Joe Smith. walter Dench
and J. +. Little arrested william II
foungbIood. 50. and n p. Mcyianu.
~. Friday night The police believe
the two men arc implicated In
ring Of Eangstrrs who have stolen
many automobiles In tho city. lat.
selling them Y
Several autos have been recovered.
according % the officers. who say the
license numbers have been removed
and the engine numbers filed of tho
maChlnek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
FRIENDS AID WITH BLOOD

WALLA WALLA, Nov. 2g.-Be.
llcvcd on the road to recovery after
blood tronsfusions from two or tho
IS friends who volunteered, c. 4.
Thompson, Pomeroy thcater mana.
ger. suffered a relapse hero Friday
and a third TRANSMISSION was neces.
Isary. J. G. soper OF Pomcroy al.
lowed his veins to be opened TO
save Thompson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Olympic Will Play Host
to First ArtiSt-GueStS
Ruth st. Denis and Ted Shawn Will Stay at
New Hotel Before Opening

Ted shawn AMI Ruth 81. Denis, %
Tho Dsnlshawn dancers. win be the
nrst artists % occupy "a suite In the
new olympic hotel. IL was announced
today. They wiiI arrive "a day or two
before tho formal opening. but win
be accommodated in rooms prepared
for them under The management OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
RADIO PROBE ASKED

, CounciIwoman Kathryn Miracle
may demand a council probe Of the
delay in servlclng the cltys harbor
radio outfit. 10 eliminate lnterfer.
ence Of that station with local am.
ateur receiving sets, whose operators
have made repeated protests for
months past.
The matter. according TO Council.
man w. II. Moore. chairman Of the
judiciary committee, rests with the
Radio Corporation OF America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
EGYPT
STARTS ON PACE

Sudan as punishment for tho muir
der OF Sir Lee Stack. sirdar in
Egypt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
International Head
of Lions Club Here

Allen Newman, head Of the Inter.
national Lions club was the guest OF
Northwestern Lions at luncheon at
the Rainier club Friday noon, and ut
a banquet at the Masonic temple
Friday night Plans for putting a
Washington paid organizer in tho
field were formulated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29

YOU lillhhs
uHBsl.nE and putting Ga elevators
However. owing 20 me excessive
eaal nothing las eysT betn decided
upon as there has always been
something mora important 20 ap-
prnrrIair The public funds allowed
tH.s department
J. ~. Vs. Drqras 81 M Ttai
10 nor conducting a qRsHti0H dcp1H-
HsHL Your qusry regarding stone
4 webster co has been turned grsT
~ Cynthia GfeTs department
Mr T,rii cant me rpesd.Hg on
2Isf arc. -. IS. mornings AID eue-
HiHgH b. sfopprdr Tic autos race
along hero from s. 20 60 miles aH
hour and gri 1ouy ufh O..
PAUL u. T..
en- Vs. Trenton g.
EarFf Cucb. traffic department
says we haven't enough men %
cover the entire city az one time
and are always glad 90 check up on
infaciions Of the speed law wen
keep our oyo on this district"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
SPEEDING
TO AID SHIP
Berengaria Picks Up SOS.
OF Italian Freighter

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rnffF % fEa assistance ~ Hs f,-r.
lu steamship CaraI Farzar7. rB.-E
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ar no wireless mr-arr1 rsar.-I
herr
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rr EstH % men ab1ard Fhs rsrt
Jut distress signals last evening. a..
.HF hFr steering gear HaE f biss
The position saF given a. ! 500 mile
from sandy Hook
The sIiisH steamer N.aml ana 80
c9uieh AHsr Martha WasHlrFts'
were oibsr large verss. which vrrf
ON TIE eHau1 ~ mercy 10 me sfr.rE
Ca fTr.shfar