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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Radio Programs
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20

KFQz. 23S meters - 6:SO-7:i5,
stock, news. weather reports;
7:I5-S. Aunt Eivien's bedtime
story; So, Earl Gray's Hotel
Butler orchestra; 9-10, concert
hour: 1O-l2, Earl Gray's or
chcstra.
KFOA, A55 meters - 2:45-4:i5,
Afternoon at home" featuring
William HofmRnn's orchestra
from Olympic hotel: S:30-l0,
concert. presenting musicians
and speakers from West Seat
tie. celebrating opening Of new
bridge,
KJR, ga meters-S-10. Walt
Wells and his orchestra: 1912,
Ray Robinson's orchestra from
WIZARDS cafe,
KHQ-Qucen Anne Hill. $50 me-
tcrs-9-l0, musical records.
KFHR-policc Station, 263 me-
tors: 1850 to II. musical rec
ords. $3.50 TO $3.50. concert,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Sunday in the Churches
PREsBYTERIAS

Truth: p. m, Christmas musk
By Temple chorus.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
Christians of the World
 To Meet at Stockholm

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 1-The crown prince of Sweden has been named chairman of the Swedish committee which is preparing to entertain the del egates to the Universal Christian Con- ference on Life and Work to be held in Stockholm in August, 1925. The conference will be the guests of the Swedish nation.
 The purpose of the gathering is de- clared to be an attempt to concentrate thought on the mind of Christ as re- vealed in the Bible toward the great social, industrial and international questions prominent in post war civi- lization.
 pr. Arthur J. Brown, of New York; the archbishop of Canterbury; the Archbishop of UpsaIa and the Ioccu- menical patriarch of Constantinople, are joint presidents of the information al committee which is arranging for the conference.
 The European section at Stockholm will have 175 delegates, the British section 1855, the American section 150, and the eastern section 85. Allied or ganizations such as the Y M. c. A., Y. ". c. A., Evangelical Alliance, the Student Christian Movement, Inter- national Missions committee, the Sal vation Army and Christian Endeavor movement will each have a represen- tative.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
Women Twins Have Same
 Illness and Operation

LON BEACH, Cal, August 2-Boy page the Siamese twins!
 Mrs. Elizabeth Honan of this city has twin sister, Mrs. Margaret h. gle. They grew up together and took unto themselves husbands to- gether.
 A They look alike, dress alike, have the same sympathies, likes, dislikes and imaginations.
 Some time ago, Mrs. Honan began suffering from an ailment. She tele- phoned her sister and to her surprise learned that she too was suffering fom the same ailment.
 Mrs. Honan consulted a doctor. So did Mrs. Engle. It was the same doctor, pr. Truman Boyd.
 They both went to St. Marv's Hos pital. They were operated on by two doctors-the same two for each. The second physician was Dr. w. H. New man. Both operations were performed within the hour. Both sisters survived and are doing well.
 Mrs. Honan, being the oldest by a few minutes, was the first to under go the operation. She recovered from the anesthetic in exactly the same per iod of time that her sistey did. They expect to leave the hospital at the same hour.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
MISSING BUSINESSMAN
 TRACED BY BROTHER

OREGON CITY, August2-William Hit, businessman of Olympia, who disappeared from that city about ten days ago. after suffering injury to his head in dive in swimming pool, turned up in Oregon City this week and disappeared again, it be- came known today.
 Monday night, he registered at a hotel here. Tuesday he telephoned his wife at Olympia to telegraph mon ey. . He disappeared again, however before the funds were delivered to him. Mrs. Hit and Henry Hit, of Portland are conducting the search.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
PROHIBITION IS ON
 TRIAL IN AMERICA
 IS CLAIM MADE TODAY

WINONA LAKE, Aug. 2-The eyes of the world are on the United States and the whole world is asking if the United tSates will make good on pro- hibition, Rev. F. Scott Mcbride de- clared today at conference of the World league again alcoholism. The Rev. Mcbride is general superinten- dent of the Anti-Saloon League of America.
 If we make good" said Mr. Me Bride, "the world will see in the United States demonstration that will convince even the most skeptical nation that prohibition, economically, socially, morally and politically, is the greatest achievement recorded in the history of the nations. Before the eyes of the world it ss our solemn duty to present such a demonstration as will win for prohibition in this generation. The United States will give prohibition to the world in this generation or by it's failure hold back the world from the benefits of prohi- bition for a century or more. x
 "The drys of the world also are looking upon the demonstration that is being given of prohibition in the U. s. The first question the missionary asks when visited by an American, is How is prohibition succeeding at home?' The business world also has it's eye fixed on the, United States. It wants to succeed, and knowing full we'll that no nation drunk can suc- cessfully compete with the United States sober, the political world as well, is looking on the United States. It sees the future of a self ruling na- tion wrapped up in problems as to whether it can enforce it's own laws.
 Probably the most interested spec tator is the educational world. It is looking to the United States in an eff fort to face the facts and decide cor rectly whether President Butler, who says the liquor traffic will be in ac- tion in the United States within five years, is right, or whether President Eliot, not originally prohibitionist, is right when he declares prohibition is tremendous success"
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
MAN TRIES TO EXPIATE
 CRIME NEVER COMMITTED

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. 2-Oli- yer Cameron, who attempted suicide at Portland, Ore, in a fit of remorse for the fancied staying of w. J. Gray Panuary 2, 1902, near here, tried to expiate crime which never was com mitted, authorities say. It was learn ed today from Gays sister that Gay sis still living at his home at Sharps- burg, Ga., and is 61 years of age. Dep uty Sheriff Hill announced today he is preparing requisition papers and will make every effort possible to have Cameron brot here to face a charge of assault with intent to kill, which was Jade following an indictment re- turned twenty-two years ago when the shooting occurred. Mrs. Bowden said that Gay did not attempt to stab Cam eron, as reported, and that her broth CT was shot five times in the back.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
SEWER CAVE-N
 AT ANCHORAGE IS
 CAUSE DEATH WORKER
CITY CONTRACTOR BURIED BE- HEATH SIX FEET GRAVEL
 DEAD WHEN RESCUED
(Anchorage Alaskan)

Sam Figurella, wellknoWn resident of Anchorage who with others, has been engaged during the last month in putting in a new sewer for the city, under contract, was caught by cave in just before quitting time Wednes- day afternoon and when he was fin ally removed from the mass of sand and gravel an hour later, no life re- mained in his body. Workmen en- gagged in the rescue could hear the inn prisoned man breathing for half an hour after the accident occurred, and it is thought he remained alive for perhaps the greater part of an hour with the tremendous weight upon him, finally succumbing to suffocation.
 The accident occurred in the alley between Fifth and Sixth Sts. near 1. An open trench had been dug to a depth of about fifteen feet and from the end of this trench a tunnel was entered toward another section of open trench, this manner of working having been adopted to avoid the re- moval of overburden. Figurella and another man were working in the tun- nel when shortly before six, the tim bering gave way and large amount of sand and gravel fell from the roof and sides of the tunnel, burying Fig urella completely. His companion being closer to the open trench, man. aged to escape.
 There was an immediate rush of workers to the scene and willing shov- els were applied to the work of dig ging Figurella out. But as fast as the sand was removed more came down and the work could not be rushed be- yond the limited speed owing to the cramped quarters of the trench. It finally became necessary to remove the sand by means of buckets.
 After the work had progressed for upwards of an hour and half, suffi- cient dirt was removed to permit a rope being attached to the imprison- ed mars feet and he was hoisted to the ground above, where nasty exam ination made by Dr. J. B. Beeson, showed that the unfortunate man was beyond revival. The body was i'm mediately removed to the Williams Undertaking Parlors, where it is being prepared for burial.
 Figurella was about thirty years of age, married and the father of two children. Mrs. Figurella is the daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Rauth.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
FISHER CAFE AND
 BAKERY NOW OPEN

The new Fisher Cafe and Bakery, Charles Fisher, proprietor, held it's grand opening today with a splendid dinner. The new cafe is one of the most handsome in the Territory and it is with pride that we welcome its entrance into the Seward field.
 Charles Fisher, the jovial proprietor has done everything that work and money can do in outfitting his new enterprise, and will welcome all visi- tors who come to look over his place.
 MT. Fisher is an old timer from the interior, having been in business at Ruby for the past quarter century.
 On page five will be found a full page add, welcome extended to the Cafe and Bakery, in which will be found the advertisements of the con- tractors and Outfitters who have had a hand in placing the handsome Teck- lengerg structure in shape All of these men are artists in their line, as can be seen by survey of the building, and are capable of handling any work large or small. What the name of the new structure will be, is not known at present. MT. Charles Tecklen- berg, who is one of the large property owners of Seward, will open the Sew and Trading Company, on the main floor of the building, and expects to be open for business on or about the tenth of the month. Gus Borgen we'll known grocer of Seward, will ar rive on the Northwestern to take over the management of the Company which will handle a full line of gro ceries and fishermen's supplies.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
LANDLANDY CHARGES
 BOXER STRUCK HER

NEW YORK, August 2-Ted Moore English middleweight boxer, was made defendant in a S2O,OO0 damage suit filed in the supreme court to- day by Mrs. Josephine Ward, his for mer landlady, who alleges he beat her.
 Mrs. Wards attorney obtained 9 writ of attachment against Moore's earnings. He was scheduled to meet Morris Schlaifer in a bout at Brook lyn tonight.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
CAUSES SEVERAL
 DEATHS; DOCTORS ACTIVE

MEMPHIS, August Federal, and State forces of three states joined to- gether today in an effort to check the spread of Anthrax in Mississippi, Ten nessee and Arkansas, where more than a score of persons are reported to have died from the disease in the last two weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02

Lieut. Alfred Baule, of the French Navy, who has invented a new course tracer called the Nautograph, which shows instantly without calculation, the position of a ship on the chart, a possible error not exceeding 1-1500 of degree. This will be a great aid to navigation and will prevent an oc- curance of the fatal disaster to the American squadron on the Pacific coast.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
Chritian Science Lecture
 Is Well Attended

The lecture on Christian Science de- livered in the Odd Fellows Hall last night, was of great interest and well attended. The lecturer, Paul Stark Seeley, c. s. B. presented his subjects in an interesting manner. Owing to lack of space we cannot print the lecture this week, but it will be given in full next Saturday.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
HENRY FORD EXTENDS
 LOANS TO BUILD ROADS

SAN SALVATORE, Aug. 2-Re- ports received here from San Jose, Costa Rica, are to the effect that Hen ry Ford, American millionaire, is loaning money without interest to the Costa Rican government to be used in the construction of an automobile highway which is planned to connect Port Limon on the Atlantic seaboard, with Punta Arenas on the Pacific side.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
TIME SPENT IN GUARD
 HOUSE. NOT TAKEN
 FROM SOLDIER BONUS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. g. Time spent in the guard house or in Absence without leave, will not be de- ducted from the total service in reck- oning the Soldier bonus, according to a recent decision by Attorney General Stone.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
Russian President Has
 Narrow Escape Death

MOSCOW, Aug. 2-President Kal- ein- had a narrow escape from death yesterday by lightning when the house in a village, in which he had taken refuge during a thunder storm, was demolished by bolt by which the driver of his carriage was killed.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
DEATH TRIUPMHS
 OVER SCIENCE AND
 COURTS OF NATION
FIX SERVICE MAN FREED FROM INSANITY AND CRIMINAL
 TENDENCIES FOREVER

KINKMAN, August 2-Death tri- umphed here over science and the courts of justice today when it claim ed Anthony W. Robeleski, world war veteran, restored to sanity and freed from all criminal tendencies at the Napa, California hospital, where he had undergone an operation.
 Death occurred while speeding to his home in Detroit after having been given his freedom but twenty-four hours before in Oakland. The vet eran died near here on the train.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Following the Halifax report that the French steamship Mulhouse had been board ed off the New Jersey coast last week by rum pirates who took liquor val ued at s5OO,OOO, prohibition officers received word here that second ship was boarded by pirates who shot the captain and threw his body over board.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
Decide Lafollette Question

ATLANTIC CITY Aug. 2-Whether the American Federation of Labor is to join the Big Four Rail Brotherhood in support of Lafollette and Wheeler will be decided by the executive coun- cil of the American Federation of La bor during their annual organization conference on program and policy, opening here this morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
FIRES THREATEN IN SOUTH
 ON ACCOUNT DRY WEATHER

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2-The national forests of California are are again aflame from Mt. Lassen seventy-five miles south of the Ore gon line, to Cleveland, or almost to the Mexican border, in a series of fires which promises to deplete the timber E., a great extent.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
HACKER OF SHELBY FIGHT
 IS IN THE MONEY AGAIN

GREAT FALLS, August 2-Major James Johnson, packer of the Demp- sey-Carpentier fight at Shelby, who lost fortune in the venture, drilled a second big gusher last week at Kew inson, according to advices received here today. He is in the money once more.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
AIR MAIL AVIATOR
 CRASHES TO GROUND

RENO, Aug. 2-William Blanch Field, of the Air mail service, crash ed to the ground today, dying in- stantly. He was strewing flowers over the grave of mechanic Guer, also connected with the air mail service, when his plane burst into flames, causing his death.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
OF DAWES PLAN
 QUESTION OF FEW HOURS

LONDON, Aug. 1-Following the concessions made by France the in- terallied conference indicated this af- ternoon that the adoption of General Dawes plan, was but question of a few hours.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
Kidnapping of Franks
 Was Intellectual Feat

CHICAGO, August 2-The kidnap- ping and murder of Robert Franks was planned as an intellectual feat on the part of Loeb, as a revelation of Loeb's motive, from William White the first witness for the defense.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02

Dr. Wellington Roo, Chinese For eign Minister, who with the resigna- tion of the Sun Pao Chi cabinet has been appointed acting Premier. It is expected that he will retain the post permanently.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
EayOrs Endorsement

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 2-The en- dorsement of Lafollette and Wheel CT was recommended to the executive council of the American Federation of Labor by the political campaign committe with Gompers at the head.
 The committee urged the support of the Lafollette ticket Frank Morri- son, secretary of the Federation and James Mcconnell also signed the re- port.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
PUT WHEELER'S NAME
 ON NEVADA BALLOTS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. g. Arrangements have been made to put the names of Lafollette and Wheeler on the ballots in Nevada, John Nell son, progressive national chairman, telegraphed from Chicago this after noon.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
Body of Missing Student
 is Found Near Tacoma

SEATTLE, Aug. 2-The body of R. Smith, missing Stanford student who while visiting in Seattle, disappeared under circumstances indicating sui eide, was found in the woods near Ia coma. Fl
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
SPRECKLES LEFT EIGHT
 MILLIONS TO FAMILY

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2-The California sugar king, who recently died in the Golden city, will bequeath eight millions to his widow and three children, when the final settlement of his will is made.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
THIRD PROTEST TO RoUMANIA

BUCHAREST, August 2-The Am erican legations thir dnote of pro- test against the new Roumanian min ing legislation has been filed with the government. While friendly in tone it categorically asserts that the pro- posd law is prejudiced to American capital employed in Roumanian oil en- terprises.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
Seattle Aerie of Eagles
 Will Erect New Home

- SEATTLE, Aug. 2-The Seattle Aerie of Eagles, No. l, broke the ground for their new million dollar home on Seventh Avenue and Union Street today.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
Argentine Aviator
 Arrives at Bagdad

BAGDAD Aug. 2-Major Zanni, Ar genuine aviator attempting the round the world flight, arrived here at noon yesterday, and proceeded four hours later for Balao.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
COMPERS TO CHAMPION LAFOLLETTE BEFORE
 KY. BROTHERHOODS
GOMPERS WILL NOT OPPOSE LA TOILETTE AT MEETING OF
 CONVENTION

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 2-Gomp- CTS announced today after the ses- sion of the executive council of Rail- way Brotherhoods, that he would not lead any opposition to Lafollette's campaign.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
Heavy Fog Prevents
 Flyers From Leaving

KIRKWALL, Aug. 2-The Ameri- can World Flyers were unable to hop off today for Hornafjord, Iceland, be- cause of the heavy fog off Iceland.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
HEAD TI-CIGARETTE LEAGUE OPERATED ON
 FOR CANCER THROAT

CHICAGO, Aug. 2-Lucy Page Gas ton, head of the Anti-Cigarette league is being treated for cancer of the throat.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-02
MacLaren Still In
 Kamchatka Today

TOKYO, Aug. 2-MacLaren the British aviator on the round-the-world flight, is still at Petropavlovsk, Kam- chatka, this morning.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

TIE UyRien0i company has found
= way 10 make povder puff that
ali hold powder Instead ~ yielding
= 10 mass. The company advises
the women 70 pass the B1glep0I puff
s1rssce lightly oger the fare and
throat and the powder viii thus BE-
eeeuig djgfrIbVfed. The p1ffs are
made ~ Australian iamb's wool. Di-
feeffops given for washing the pow
DER puffs are 10 soak the puff in
kfetf lDkewsrI0 uafer ~ remove the
you1er. Then make good su1s with
soap in clean water. Put the puff
il and Jet II s0ak - minutes. Then
sulfb the puff ~ and down IN the
water, being careful - hold II sIwsys
~ The ribbon. Tgi0ss IN segsrsi clear
waters. taking eare that ali the
uaier + lDkeHaffn. Let II dry on a
fowef
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
FITCH DISCOVERS
DANDRUFF CURE.

feal tiaipliuff remover has been
ielnd > ! " fTleh alisf u yeats
atuds. When spllnF flish lad trouble
with he saHlu due t. improper rHre
Ne rird nanf remedies anl consulted
iha best physicians. sllheut relief
After fifu uf ais tfafa emh he
perfected y preparation that would
dissolve nnd fomove etrff particle Of
Htuff. Hfhba. dandfuff ~ anv fufmas
iion on the scalp This II The pfepn
ration that has been hnuNu Tor uvtr
10 Years ~ "F'itchs idrhl Dandfuf
Remover. This preparation Was de
signed principally for men and fof
iisa in barber shops There nrs
number Of other preparations made
by fitch. Including QuInine fIair
Dressing. Cocoa Butter Cream. Fltch's
1'oniane Huperbe.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
RESTORES Color IN flair.

What a tale the mirror tells when
yOu find n ellnmer of gray IN the
sair. But there IL no need 10 WORRY
when there In KoIor. Bak 10 restore
the natural coIor. This preparation.
made ~ the HygIenic laboratories,
Chicago. brings about the change IN
one operation. Hair nay beeorDs grsv
through Illness or shock - well -
through aFe. ~ ~ cary enough 20
see your hair once mors In ifs sxset
original e0ler.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

Most people think that a brush -
a brush and don't take into eOnsider-
alton what Kind of brush should be
used. II the hair IL inclined 10 he
dry . certain brush should be used
or n the hair IL heavy Or light an.
other should be used. and II tire scaip
ls sensitive a soft brush IL tie only
one needed. Howard baIr brushes are
made 70 suit every need. The knot
Of the brlstie in the Howard brush is
made penetrating 10 that the long
hristIes VIII reach the scalp snf the
other brisfIes VIII remove the dust
which clings ~ the hair. That n the
important eork ~ good fajr brush.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
BEAUTY Is GOAI.
OF MOST WOMEN

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sisters fanous itAlss PREPARATIONS
lhse tan ul,ain ~. Invaluable asset
~ a beautiful complexion.
sniHf Sisters preparations afe
inale = tie finest imported ingfedi.
ents. eYeft ons - llls hasle materials
brlnn thoroughly tested for purity
aud superiority hsfafe they afe usss
All questions concerning tho cuiiisa.
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

The final effort ~ The peffume
and fbs 1eNtIfy designer 10 svffsnced
IN the perfection ~ The vanity caso ~
display ~ the Woodworth eompaDy.
Two distinct perfume speclaitiss aff
made ~ this bouse. Kafe-s an9
Fiancee. Al assorfmenfs ~ cosmetics
are found In these two products. The
art ~ transferring the fragrance ~
flowers from the blossoms themselves
10 equally appealing secsssories of
the toilet II evident.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
leoaDut oil for Hair.

Most people do not possess an
sbpndabt growth - hair and feel that
this dIseoursges the attainment Of
hair beauty. II II easg 70 develop At.
trseiiee hair. declares ferd. r. Hop
klns 4 son. dlstribUters Of Gours Ud's
Oriental coeosnut oil shampoo. Beau.
~ IL lying dormant, they say. The
hair by aid ~ this shampoo VIII be
given new life. by this shampoo the
natural hair foods in the scalp are
not removed ss IN the case of ordl.
nary sbsmpocs. but are stimulated
into greater activity.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

In vleu u The aIffoaf UpItffsAF
1se ~ face powder todsy II 10 inter.
estlng 10 know ihat the original D~e
of powder WIS not for the fare ~ aii.
but for the hair. -. y. covjlDg. rep
resentstlye of a. fourp0is 4 On,
declare that the days ~ the
great periulzs WAS the beginning of
powder. The first powder vas rice
ground 40 and was used By both men
ana women. Some of this powder Sc
cideptaiiy on the. face was found 70
canse the shine 10 disappear from the
features of the bekfe or beau.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
HAND MADE. HAIR
NETS DURABLE

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