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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21


Men come home at night and their ambition light Is
dmmed thru the work Of the day The ginger and pops
fallen way out Of step and the azncss fecngB play.
But then comes the break, and II may be a steak or
pork chops that renstae mon. The odor win rise
and you soon realize that you're popped up All again.
Tho good wife is cooking and hubby stands looking,
Just taking the Favored air in Some meatAtuff B bro
Ing, potatocs boiling Tho stovo works with vgor
and vim.
AL then is tho time when your systems in rhyme for
ID meal is treat And no matter how tagged, or how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
PERHAPS POETS ARE HAP.

py people. as magazine Rays.
but tho Golden Rule seems TO
have nothing 10 do with the mat.
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
SEE Dumbell Dud:

That Mona Eco
fan u0ho padded
his cdpos al the
sndy 10 Scto York
IN q u { Siionablv
sought q desper-
ate end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

HomopFopafed ragged or how
weary dragged Mister Hubby shouts when do
h Copyright 1924 for Tho stnrl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Npehznlg%%III5E!EE!;ssEE:9)

WHAT the odor Of food suppcrtmo
w appetes gubs being cooked Yea
rises and can be dovyned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BRINTON
STARTS on PAGE 1

ri have not agreed 70 any def.
mite road construction FOR any
section OF the district.
o. arm in sympathy with tho plan
- 10 break the present one sided
ferry leases and substitute for them
adequate boat service and proper
terminal facilities.
Q-what plan have 10 bring
~ about tax reduction7 fai Econ.
ouly " administration u tho South
diBtrict. DO familiarity with the prof.
Gets in tho other districts In which
I may be requested TO vote: tcl work.
ing for legislation requiring the as.
SCISSOR TO mako rc.vnluhtions OF prop.
crty az stated intervals. tdl coord!.
mating Of county road machinery and
requiring fun use Of available ma.
chincry before purchasing new; lei
after departments arc surveyed and
nll Implications eliminated. then
favor n county civil service operated
on purely business principles and not
by politics.
~ am for a city.county mer.
~ ger N good. sound business
sense Is used and Il viii tend TO
lower taxes. I am for public owner.
ship OF utilities wherever practical.
] would vote next year 10 give tho
county light contract to the city light
department providing they arc tho
equal. or the lowest. bidders. ind
Will comply with requirements Of tho
contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
NAVAL OFFICER
KILLS SELF
Shot Echoes Following Dance
on u. S. S. New Mexico

.EmNG "a bullet thru his heart
4 Following q dance aboard his
ship Lieut. t3lo ~ Morgan. one %
Vice Admiral WHcys staff officers
committed suicide la hl' siaieroom
ou ths q. s. q New Mexico early
Friday Morgan had personally
supervised the ships decorations FOR
rho party and had Joined In The
mgriment during the evening.
They aaid Morgan had am OK.
trcmely sensitive nature Trivial
details of hts work, m which be i'm.
aFiurd hc had failed. were responri.
bic for his act they thought
A naval hoard % inquest on board
ship SIGNED report 10 Vice Ad-
miral Wiley late Friday finding that
Morgan died from seifinnlctod
bullet wound flushing TO hla state.
room as they heard the shot, fellow
officers found him dreed in his
pailmIa and sloucbed down in a
ehhir dead
The body was taken TO the Brem
crt1n navy yard hospital where li
wlli be- held pending word from his
sister Mrs Genrvieye 81 Taylor. ~
Oakland She IA his nearest relative.
Morgan was IS. and was graduated
from The naval academy In 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
NATIONS SIGN
LONDON PACT
Powers OF Europe Agree on
New Plan for Peace
ny LLOYD ALIEN

LONDON. Aug. s0.-The protocols
Of the pact Of London were signed
by the diplomatic representatives Of
England. France. Germany. Belgium
and other interested poWerh shortly
after noon today
Tho formal signatures today &C.
monicd the pact which was agreed
upon and initiated on this latt day
Of the London conference, August is
Official signatures on the pact
were withheld untli the pariiaments
o. both Germany and France had
agreed 20 tho pact Osrmany's &C.
ccptancc came yesterday after the
stormy debate IN the FrlchstaE.
Ambassador kellogg Of the United
states. was present a. The confer.
sncc today when the protocols wcr,
signed a. the invited guest % The
European nations The United States
did not sign tho pac'. IA Americ,
was represented AZ the intsrailisd
conference only az an unofficial Oh.
server.
IN tie absence OF Ffifnc Minister
Ramsay Macdonald. sir Eyre Crow
signed the pact on behalf Of Great
Britain.
The signing was without ceremony
and was n mere Formally.
Among the provisions Of the pact
h ono whereby Germany Is 70 re.
ceiyc a 1900 600 900 loan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Sunday in the Churches

service Alice oCaurrr N g,,,s-
Chuffh of Spiritual s-irpss 49,,
n NJ Temple ga r - y
forum 500 ur uaaI.s 49,.
efa'rs D. m EHgrr m 80
MaIhnI Down BHsala rev -
Fillmore -
Church Of PsycHle seisns. ~.
D Adele Los1ermHE r,s
30 D. m- 600 hnaa. bu.id.os 49,
~ q y Hove ru peak ~ sc.s
Mau ~ Devil -WFfH7,
Eternal Truth spiritual ist. e..
ave -iitF A. D. Colder
open forum slHcrrltifm b. ~ -.
Nealanda lecture by ney
Warner. -
Spiritual Science 1893 Fira ay,
Rev D.. Neville LIpsc9mh
open forum WHAT D. Nan"
Mrs Van seboiael: 8p.m l,,r
b. pastor. "Aian Create, o.,
tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Mrs. Preston Is Hit
in Beach Statement

c. T.. Beach Of Enumolaw. who Is
opposing Mrs Jorophine Preston for
the position Of state school super
in'endent, issued this statement sat.
urday.
Some months ago word was sent
out from the state department Of
education that because Of lack o,
funds the department would be I'M
able TO comply with the law re-
lulring the printing and distribu.
ton OF certain school officers. OF
the code OF public instruction. but
this department has recently print.
Cd and distributed several Issues Of
a Pamphlet called News Letter OF
the state Department OF Education.
the printing and distribution Of
which must have cost more than
the distribution OF the code. as re.
quired by Law.
Many Of those engaged IN edu-
oatlonal work did not receive copies
Of this News Letter. but on the
other hand II was sent to large
number Of men and women more
or less prominent in public life
where it would do the most good
politically"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
LINING UP NEW
PHONE FIGHT
Kennedy and State Lawyer
Confer on Battle

Assistant Attorney General "A. {
Brody conferred with Corporation
Counsel r ,. T. KENNEDY saturday
on legal angles or the trlephons rate
Increase fight
kennedy and Brody are perfect
ing the states case against the pro-
posed rate Increase which win be-
beard in federal court
Saturday KENNEDY served notice
upon otto n Hupp, CHIEF counsel
fof the telephone company. q au.
thorlties that viii be used BY The
city IN the mandamua hearing The
clty's msndamus seeks 20 compel
the phone company 90 return 20 the
former rates established under tho
telephone Franchise.
Arguments on a motion made BY
Kennedy 10 have the case trans
ferred back 10 the state courts viii
be made in federal court next Tues.
dHg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Four Powers Warn
Picking Government

WASHINGTON. Aug. 30.--A move
by the United States and tho other
powers to check the civil war spread,
ing thru china today was believed 70
he foreshadowcd by the note q the
United States. Great Britain. France
and Japan. delivered TO the Pckin
government yesterday.
The note stated that representa-.
tives Of the United states and the
thro other powers repeat and re-
affirm IN tho most solemn manner
tho declarations contained In their
note Of August 81. 1873. This note
said
we shall hold the Chinese GOV.
crnmeut accountable for alt consc-
puent injuries and shall adopt such
measures and utilize such means as
arc available 70 Us 10 afford
requisite protection 10 foreign resi-
dents and 10 our trade and property
at or near Shanghai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Says Russ Soviet
Is Seeking Island

Bound thru The Ice. with orders 20
take inhabitants o. WranEel island
prisoners and re establish Russian
ownerShip Of tho island. tho soviet
ship Red October Is on Us way thru
Arctic scas with company OF Rus.
stan infantry That h the story told
by Lieut.. Col. l.. T. Broome. Of the
British air force. world dyer forced
down with Maj Stuart MacLaren.
Broomc arrived here from Vancou.
yer. Il. C.. 10 meet Secretary % the
Navy Wilbur. Americans arc endnn.
ssrcd. Broomc said.
The British consulate here today
had received no report from Lieut..
Col. l.. +. Broome.
The British consulate did not know
whether England s,ill claimed wrau.
sci island or not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Two More Deaths
in Gas Tank Blast

PlTTSBURG. Pa. Aug. 30.-Two
deaths early today brought the death
toll in the explosion OF a loo. gallon
gasoline tank at the Peoples
Natural Gas company late yester-
day 10 nine, Three more arc re.
ported dying. while eight others are
suffering from burns.
The tank let go with sudden force
as it was being drained into an
underground receptacle OF the gas
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Cross-State Road
Paving Predicted

ELLENsBURG. Aus 90 Paving
u the highways between SPOKANE
and Seattle and between walls Wuiil
and Seattle were predicted here yea
lerd5y by james Allen ~ the state
highway commission IN describing
the road program for The neat 10
yenm az tho annual convention of
the Washington Auiomoilye Trades
association
Gov Louis Hart pointed out that
Washington road program BE- being
carried out without d bond issue Or
special tax levy jay Thomas Or
Seattle also spoke on tax reduction.
Everett b making strong bid for
next years convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DOPE
STARTS On PAGE

points 10 the Bsrnk sea
And tha yrnr'a Investigations
ahow that al Of the dope sold and
used In the eannsfy towns Is brought
IN supply ships from san FRANCHISE.
Los Angeles Seattle and Portland.
think We nabbed the worst offend
sra end brought 70 Chinese. ranging
In axe from IS 20 IS 10 justice a few
days ago Those who receive prison
sentences will be transferred down
here 10 Mcneil Island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
CHINESE SEIZE
ARMS STORES
Troops OF Sun Vat Sen Set
Fire 10 Canton During Raid

LONDON. Aug. 3o.--Troops Of Dr.
sun Vat Sen elashed With volunteer
forces AT Canton today and set fire
70 the city. destroying 30 shops. &C
cording 10 Central News agency
dispatch from HonEkong.
sun Vat Sen now threatens 10 bonn.
hard tho city and has warned All
foreigners IN the city 10 remain In.
doors.
The trouble was the direct out.
come OF Or. suns seizure % con.
aisnmeRt OF $500 rifles. 1880 Maus.
ers and a halfmniion rounds Of am.
munition. consigned 20 the volunteer
army which Canton merchants had
recently organized 10 protect their
lives and property
Tho war lord permitted the mum.
,ions 70 be landed. but Immediately
seizcd them. claiming the mohillzl.
ton Of the volunteer corps threat.
ened his existence as president OF
south China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Speedy Trial for
Sheriffs Killer

VALE ore AUG 20 SPEEDY jus,
lice VIII be- melted out 90 Pred Yard.
low or Arch Cody. ns deputy bhsuffa
believe bic true name b.. Tor th6
murder of " Austin Goodman. ahcr
10 Or Aisiheuf county
Robert " Lyle district attorney
declared today tho case viii bo prr.
scented 20 the grand jury Tuesday
and viii probably come up Tor tfini
Ia The September term n court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Soldiers Turkey"
to Be Just Chicken

Soldiers nsrying IN sunny Hawaii
will set their Thanksgiving turkey"
a Ia cold storage chicken. IL was
indicated when the quartermastcr's
depo, announced that q VIII open
bids on 1000 pounds Of fresh frozen
roasting chickens here September 3
at II a. m.
Delivery Of This stock is asked
In Seattle for shipment aboard tho
Lurlinn 10 Honolulu about soptem-
Dor if.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Vincent Richards
on Way to Finals

Wb5I Side TENNIS CLUE. For.
est HIS. y. Y. Aug 30.--wfth 4
dazzling display Of tennis. Vincent
Richards, the young Olympic cham.
pion. defeated Wallace +. Johnson.
the Philadelphia star. in the first
match OF the fifth round Of the M.
tionnl championships here this after.
noon. The scores were 90. c. and
1i-9. and the victory made Richards
the first Of the international stars TO
enter the semLflnal round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
$1,000 FIRE IN
SOUTH END
Show Case Plant Burns in
Early Morning Blaze

Fire which broke out Boa the boiler
room n the r. v Kellogg a Co
plant show case manufacturer tl2g
Eighth ave q early Saturday morn
ing caused damage Of 5000. The
flames spread rapidly thru1u' the
building and FOR "a time threatened
20 completely destroy ~
Several fire companies rrfrondfd
10 the alarm and poured many
streams OF p8ter into the burning
structure 10 bring the flames under
control
The building ~ two.fiory frame
structure. Officials ~ the company
aaid They had not checked the loss.
bat that Il will b. more Than 5000.
The building VAS partially covered
by Insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS
OPEN Forum. 500 Arcade buiIdIr

OPEN Forum. 500 Arcade building
II p. m, Mrs. Van ScholclS will
speak on The White Light and
Christ Teaching"
Sacred New World Temple Of
spiriiualisu. Carpenters hall. 1890
Fourth ave.-Asthur Edward Leigh.
ton. pastor. S =. m, two lectures. ~
World Landslide Into Mctansychic
Truth Is Imminent. +" "The Gold IN
tho Light Spirit Messages"
Open Forum CBahai auspiccsl. los
Madison-1i a. M &. II. Plumb will
speak on THE Future OF Religion
In America"
Whitman Memorial Rcv. Robert
Asa Smith OF Tacoma viii preach at
II. Evening gospel message at S.
Worlds Bible College. 70ss Ninth
ave Rev. u. SalWt. ? y. m. sermon.
University First Christian spirit.
ual. 1850 nth ave. y, E.--Dr. George
r. Grant. pastor. 7;s5 p. M. "The
Early Masters; , p. IN, message
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Said to Be Insane,
Handles Own Trial

OAKLAND, Cal. Aug 10 Paul
A. Chichester, wealthy san Francisco
grain broker. aged 81 whom his wife
Is seeking NO have plnecd IN an insti
tuition for the insane. is handling bis
own case
After Mrs. Chichester had given
her testimony for tho state. Chlches.
ter started cross examination and
compelled her 10 admit doubts as 10
his actual insanity.
When tho trial il resumed Tuesday
Chichester will resume the cross ex
animation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PRINCE
STARTS ON PAGE |

available policeman m tbc city
President Coolidge mot tho prince
ANA hughes al the door and con
Quoted them to TIE blue room. whcrg
Mrs Coolidgc and John Coolidge
were presented
HUGHES GOES TO
TRAIN ron WALES
Hughcs met the prince as hr
stepped of Tho train with members
of hia suite and J nutler Wright
assistant secretary 10 state.
lie was driven nnm the station 20
The white House in tho president
own ear
The inevitable Ice wagon somehow
got thru the lines just before the
prince got into the white House and
blocked the way until "a squadron Of
police hustled % out " The way.
only Wales. the president Mss.
Coolidge and John were present al
tho White House luncheon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Wheeler to Plead
Not Guilty Monday

GREAT FALLS. Mont Aug. 30
james II Baldwin, Butte attorney.
who viii assist IN defending Senator
Burton * Wheeler n expected "a
STRIVE here Monday 20 appear IN
court on Wheelsrs behalf
baldwin viii enter a plea Of not
guilty 10 The charges that Wheeler
accepted fees Tor appearing before
government bureaus after be was
elected senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
W. J. RAPS KHAN
Bryan Heartily Endorses"
Davis Klux Stand

BEAUMONT Tex Aus, sQ-in a
signed statement here to-day VIII
tam jennings Bryan assaulted the
presence % the ku kluN Khan IN
national politics. and heartily IN
dorscd" the stand taken by John
W, Davis democratic presidential
nominee. on the question,
Il oppose any racial OF religious
test "A politics" Bryan declared
1--WE arc in the midst ~ great
national campaign. and consider
h q grave mistake 20 allow any
religious question 20 divert our at
tcntion from important economic Is
sues which should form tho basis
u political division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
NORSEMEN SING
Annual Sangeriest Draws
800 for Concerts

The annual festival Of The Pacific
Coast Norwegian singers association
viii open Saturday evening az Msauy
han. University of Washington, Cho
rus numbers and solos viii be- rem.
dered. Erik Rye. well known NorHs
singer. d star of tho aggregation.
More than 300 singers are rcEis.
tered Tor the event oomlns from an
parts % the Northwest, Another con,
cert VIII BE- given sunday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Natural Dam Stops
Mud Flow for Time

MeCLOup. Cal. AuE 30 "A great
natural dam has been formed on
Tho eide % Mount Shasta. slsmmlng
FOR ID time the flow of mud and
Morainal sand from tho glacial
pocket high up on the tide 0f the
mountain.
80 abruptly did the flow Of mud
cease hate sf terily that "a feeling
of apprehension wa8 manifest thru
OUT this area today FOR ienr the
dam viii break under pressure nnd
pour an avalanche % sticky slime
down upon this settlement
The zlacksned now % mud yes.
terday enabled workmsn 10 reopen
the McCioud River railroad. watch
had been blocked for three days
and repair the mains upplylpg Me-
Cloud with water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Calf. Ball Park
Offered Indians

The Seattle Baseball club may do
ita spring training AZ Signal Hiil.
Cal, Just outside Los Angeles. Il
was indicated Friday when Tho Pa
eino Coast league management re-
csived an offer Of a modern hall
park for training by vs. g Sciu,mer
~ tho shrli OH Co Baseball club.
The park IL tho property OF the oil
company team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Navy Dirigible to
Be Here This Fall

WARRINGTON, Aug. 80. The
navy dirigible Shenandoah will At.
tempt the longest flight ever made
By such craft this fall when Il
leaves for "a trip to tho Pacific coast
and return. Men familiar with the
ship are being detailed FOR duty Mt
Seattle. Wash. San Diego. Cal. and
Fort Worth. Tex, where moorins
masts have been erected. Tho flight
will be strictly n military test.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Boy, l9, Worlds
Horseshoe Champ

PASADENA, Cal. Aug 20 Rob.
sri NuHn. is-year-oid OKnsrd youth
was today acclaimed the worlds
champion horseshoe pitcher an q re-
suit OF his victory yesterday after.
noon over the states best Ia the
game Num- hung M a new worlds
record when he twirisd "a ringers
around the pes. Tho former record.
held b. a Fort Worth player. was
20 ringers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Pistols Bring High
Price at Auction

Mauscr pistols sold az auction by
United States Msrrhai p y Bonn
brought ihs hiEheh, auction prices on
record FOR similar weapons Friday a
total n ii.iis was received for 1876
pistols and 1900 rounds ~ ammu.
uiiion, The arms werr seized b. Gus.
toms officers ne smugEled goods. and
condemned by federal court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Another Atlantic
Storm Is Brewing

WAsHiNGroE. Aug. 80 - An.
other tropical storm. such an raw.
aged the Atlantic coast last week. Is
apparently brewing 600 miles north
of Porto Rico and Is moving north.
westward. the weather bureau warn.
cd today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
EPIsCOPAI.

-. MarSs-Harard and Spring.
Rev John y. McLauchlan. O. m,
holy communion. s.f5. ehlldren's
service: IL. 'pcnitence and Renew
air. 80 p. M The Paradox Of Hu.
mlity"
81 MicheAl's ChApel-Sixth ave.
y. and John 81 $40 a. m. song
eucharist and sermon. } p. m,
church school.
Christ Enthusiastically ave. and
Z. 9Th -. Rev. Paul y. James. g.
holy communion: s.f5. Sunday
school: II, sermon.
Trinity Parish--Eighih ave. and
James ST. Rev William II. Bliss.
n holy communion: II. The Bread
10 Life; 5 p. m. i'rhe Pharisec and
tho Publican"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
New York Banker
Elected to Board

PARIS Aug :o.--Gaies MeGar.
nh. chairman Of the hoard Of Ne
chanier and Metals National hank
q Now York and one u tho dlrec.
tors OF tho New York federal re-.
4eryo hank. was selected today NJ
director q tho new gold hank rro.
vidsd by tho Dave, Young repan.
tons plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Million Orders of
Soup for Soldiers

Bugler, sound OFF! Uncle sam is
getting the malin's together for a
million orders OF potato soup for Sc
attic and Camp Lewis delivery for
his hurry soldiers Call out the
kitchen police.
Bids Will be opened nj the quar-.
termaster's depot September b. at II
a. m. for Seattle delivery on 10000
pounds Of potatoes in sacks and
1000 in crates and 1900 pounds OF
onions in sacks and 800 in crates.
For Camp Lewis delivery 10000
pounds OF potatoes in sicls and
$500 onions in sacks arc sought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Phone Pioneers to
Picnic at Star Lake

sunday morning Telephone Pio.
neers will gather az tho Telephone
building. Third ave and Seneca u.
to proceed 10 Star lake for the frs,
annual picnic OF the Charles n Hop
klns chapter
Those who qualify a. pioneers
have devoted al least 81 years 20 nc.
tive work IN the telephone business,
The Charles y. Hopkins chapter.
Telephone Pioneers Of America or
ganired last spring. covers tho en-.
tire state Of Washington and mum.
bers within ia membership moro
than 100 men and women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
La Toilette Men
Rally Labor Day

Ia Toilette speakers will be sent
70 Labor day celebrations in Olympia.
Tacoma and Kelso. according TO local
independent campaign headquarters
Fifteen thousand La Toilette win.
dow stickers will be sold for 10 cents
apiece. II Is hoped that Labor day
VIII add many workers. TO the In
Toilette campaign IN Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Labor Will Picnic
in Woodland MONDAY

Too a1HIHI Labor laV rIe1Ir - n.
Central Labor cglurI vim b. ~
in woodland park Monday II vT
start about one O'Clock iH he 49,
room. Programs of games a.
sports wili be run or There vail h
10 speaking
In the evening sine council via
stage a dance IN the Eagles han
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
MORE WARSHIPS
ON GUARD IN
CHINA WAR
Foreign Men Of War Now
Crowd River Near Shanghai
AMERICANS COME IN
Commanders Announce
Strict Neutrality 10 Be Kept

SHANGHAI Aus 80 Eighty
American marines arrived from
Chccfoo teday prepared 20 aid iu the
defense Of the American settlement
in Shanghai should tho threatened
civil war bring an attack upon the
city.
-Four hundred British marines are
due 20 arrive here tomorrow.
CIANGlIAI. Aug SO -Four United
y states destroyers steamed up thf
river and dropped anchor opposite
the city today to reinforce the other
American WavbinS here 10 protect
Nmerican lives and interests IN the
impending civil war,
The river Is now filled with for
eign men OF var. whose command
ers have announced a strict neutral
lily would be maintained, but that
their several countries interests
would Be protected az any cost,
Six Of squadron % General Lux'a
a.rnlanes were damaged last nlEhI
by sBieS OF General WI Pei Fu, who
crept upon the field and escaped
when their work was finished,