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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
Ross and Brockett
Debate Bone Bill

a debate was staged ut noon We'd
nesdny between ]. u. Ross, city
power chief. and Norwood Brock
cit. Of the Puget Sound Power a
Light Co. tho subject being the
Bone power bill Tho meeting was
staged by the League OF Women
Voters at tho Y. w. G. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
He Is Fined 5000
for Drunk Driving

Accused Of driving while drunk
-. KillnFer, ~, a iOugshoreman.
was fined 5000 and sentenced 90
serve 90 days IN jail By Judge John
Il. Gordon Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
Cottage Brand Sliced
Pineapple 25c

Fine Hawaiian fruitful
slices, unbrokcn.
Hunts Egg Piums, fine. firm
fruit in syrup; can. Oct per
dozen ...... $4,000. Doc
Bcechnut brand Pork and
Beans, in tomato sauce; can.
1OcI 3 Zoe
Glass Jar Brnpd Grated Pine
apple, In heavy syrup: Ia
ounce can ...s........1
Tommy Tucker brand Apri-
rotsI fine. firm fruit in
syrup; large Conference.-The
Happy Home Brnnd pcnst
choice and fresh favored:
25ci . for. INTERCHANGEABLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
Capitol Blend Coffee
3 lbs. Sl.00

Ronstcd fresh daily. Regu-
lar i0c III. blend. Limited TO
. lbs. TO one customer.
special Orange Pckoc BIcnd
Tcni fine blending OF black
teas; Id. ...............f ice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
Two Different Patterns
for apron Thursday
81 .955

ONE of these clever
" new Aprons is al
most a dressl Indeed,
one might very well
wear it on marketing
trips - with its be-
coming high-low collar
and trim turn : back
cuffs. 1t is made from
cotton suiting, striped in
contrasting color on
plain grounds, and fin
ished with panels on the
sides of the skirt. The
other new model is of
lustrous black sateen-
embroidered in bright
colorings.
Second Floor-Thc Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
36-Inch Outing
FIannels, Csc

1000 yards heavy fancy flan.
nels In fino assortment OF checks
and stripes. Lengths TO 10 yards.
36-Inch Scout PercaleS
15c
$500 yards: good quality Per.
cnles I'm wanted colorings and pat.
terms. Lengths 10 20 yards.
39-Inch Unbledched
Muslin 121ac
Nice, serviecable quality for
household purposes. In lengths TO
10 yards.
Third Floor-The Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
Woman Is Knocked
Down by Lightning

During an electric storm. Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Walter Mitchell. OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
5000 White and Colored 1E
Linen Handkerchiefs L ~

Puro Irish linen plain white or effective corded
border ana solid eoiorcd linen with embroidered
corners and novelty borders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
1900 Boxes Finer Hondkerchiefs, Box, $1.0O

Aracve these handhef six lawn and three hnen
in a gifts. Many touched with high
30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
In The Bon Marche Food Shops
Bon Marche Bread 1Oc

Breads with that home
taste; large loaves; for Zoe.
ButtcrhorB- - you've never
tasted better for I5ci 8
Tor ..s..... .s...... 25c
Pineapple Cream Cakes Doc
Fresh Green Apple Pies. for
the day ..............2 sc
Ginger Snaps, fresh and
crlHpy. 2 lbs.... zoo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
5000 Dainty LaDn and IN
Linen Handkerchiefs 4 "

White and oolored Shamrock lawn. with daintiy
patterned colors plain ponEeo With novelty stitch
ings and pure white linen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
M DONALD HAS
RESIGNED
Baldwin 10 Resume Leader
ship of Britain

LONDON, Nov. a-Grrat BTiiain'r
first cxpcrimsnS \ lth a labor Eoycrp.
mcut. which us lasted a LITTLE lra
than a year came 20 an end today
when Prime Minister Ramsey Mac
Donald went 20 buckingham palace
20 place the rrsiEretion u the cab.
met In the hands OF hts sovereign
I.S prtmisr,etanisy BALDWIN. head
Of the conservative party, uiil re-.
sumo the leadership rvlinQuished 70
labor after the elections 81 December
1898.
The Daily Chronicls's political cor
respondent predicts a sensational an
nouncemsnt viii be made regarding
the Zinoyisy letter lie declares the
autheuticlty is virtually certain,
A special meszanger, the cor
respondent says. brought the letter
nom Moscow 20 ionion. while three
or four similar" letters were sent
simultaneously,
one o. the latter he said. was
handed 10 a vcr- prominent con.
sentative ex,mlnistCr.' who gave u
70 the press The foreign office
learning the newspapers possessed b
copy. Immediately released theirs,
~ : O'Clock this evening stanley
BALDWIN. leader - the victorious
conservative party and premier De-
fore the advent 90 the labor gov
eminent went 90 the palace 10
confer with KinE George. 10 va
assumed he would accept the task
prom pity o. forming new govern
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
BUY IN ENGLAND
u. S. Tourists Leaving Lots
OF Money With John Bull

WASHINGTON. Nov. Even
tta!d old John Bull" has uubrndcd
and Is bidding for American tourist
trade.
Tourist expenditures have been
heavy 10 Great Britain this Sea
son. American Trado Commissioner
Charles Z, Lyon. OF London. reports
10 Tho department Of commerce.
Tho Inducements 10 spend Just a M.
TIC moro arc ingenious and nbun.
dant. Lyon naid,
Newspapers carry advertisements
OF handsome apartments. above the
market rate, which arc character.
ized az Suitable for visiting Amer.
leans
\ weather. class went 70 Eng
land this summer. Lyon reports
Tho American Bar association con.
yention, for example. brought over
more than twice an many on OK.
pccted. Top hats, as the newest
mode, were in great demand By tho
lawyers who wore them ut tho
Kings garden party, Tho wives OF
the attorneys, too. found II noces.
sary to spend n great deal OF cash
In Quitting for this Same function.
However. tho visiting American
does not find the English trades.
man 30 merconhry az his contlnon.
tai brothers. The Britishcr is more
subtle and Is quick 10 sense the
demand for certain class OF goods.
OF course, when something Ia In
great demand. the price just nat.
uraily goes up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
MAY DROP TAX
FRAUD CASES
Two Suits Against DuImage
Involve 100000

Featured hv tho announced iuttu.
ton uf Diminishing the alleged income
tax fraud eases pending since 1921
against W = DulmaEo, Seattle auto.
mobile dealer. involving a total of
100000 Ia taxes alleged due Tho Unit.
81 States. ssl federal district court
cases were called on the new cllcn.
dAru Of Judges jeremiah Seterer and
y. y. Cushman Tuesday morning.
Tho two Dulmags cases were OF.
dcrcd passed
Judge Netsrcr act HIS huge cllcu.
dnr 10 b. te' on Tuesdays from now
until the End % December. since he
viii be IN Helllnrham for a term OF
federal court m January. Judss
Cuahman. before no adjourned HE
section OF the count 70 November H..
se, cases for later Assignment up 20
January ~.
Another outstanding case In tho
new LET Of jury trials was that 81
Tho government against tho Seattle
Produce association. charging forml.
ton q an alleged Illegal pool" an.
der the Sherman antitrust &C, This
viii be assigned by Judge Ss,srtr
on December 20.
while no intimatlon vas made IN
open court a. to the decision 70 dis.
miss tho two cases against DulmAKt
pending since tho May 1851 term.
following his secret indictments aud
release under $500 bail tho filings
In Tho offies q Frank H. Iiarshbar.
ger court clerk, note n letter from
Burns Poe. recommending an offer
or the defendant 10 LET a total. In
Guiding the two bail totals and a
s. 900 payment b paid 20 tho GOV.
eminent with n $3.50 additional pay.
mrnt zach week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
us. ELECTION
STARTS ON PAGE 1

not visit the coast nurIBF the cam.
paiFn and IL WAS tho feeling 20 his
managers that 10 thr coast states
were 10 b. won from Coolidge By
anyone they would D. won by Ia
Toilette.
The presidents address was devoid
OF part.sanshir and u1a devoted 20
urging American men and women 10
go % che pol's today and cast their
vote
For che 81 seats m the United
States senate there are 40 candidates
while far The i5s seats in tho house
that arc 70 b. FILLED there arc go
candidates In addition 20 voting Tor
a president onethlrd u tho senate
ana tho entire house OF representa-
tiysz. the people elect today COVER,
nora other state Offices state lsEis.
lators ana thousands of minor Off
Gals. county and local
n a. thru these secondary offices
that currents Of political thoushis
have developed which have made DEF
Unite predictions on tho outcome of
tho election somewhat moro uursr
tain than would seem necessary 9TH
wise.
The ku KluE Khan. prohibition, re-
llEion and other issues have ntulksd
thru the campaign giving unusual
twists 20 tho possible complexion o.
tho victory in many sections. II is
In contemplation Of this situation,
added 20 which r. uncertainty about
tho vomen's vote this year, that the
democrats SEQ a chance for victory
and the Ia Toilette independents a
popular vote for the Wisconsin sen.
ator that win surprise tho country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
No Worry This Time!

I" NJ having a hollday-but not 30
L much OF n holiday. at that"
said Billy Conner. state senator and
politician Of the old school. Seems
good not to have TO worry about
being reelected. country's ali right
aud it's going TO do the right thing
today. And so you see how they're
turning out 10 vote; Better thuu
lots OF elections in tho old days.
Fine sign, THAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
VOTERS PICKING
A CONGRESS-
New Legislative Body TO
Take Office March 4
BIG QUESTIONS ARE UP
Balance o. Power in House
and Senate al Stake
BY PAU r. sIAILoN

NEW YORK. Nov, f,-Thc con.
rress which. within the next two
years. WIN vote upon vital national
rcforms-taxation. railroad owner
shin. farm relief and the supreme
ooart-ls being chosen al the polls
to-day.
An entire house o. ass rcpresen.
rativss and Sc q the % membsrF
a. tho senate are being selected
HAnginE IA tho balance wee
Questions % such serious impor
|taRcc as whether Ia Toilette viii
maintain his balance q power tomi
nation over the congress ike he has
ihcld IN tho present one. the ques
'Jian OF whether the democrats can
gain sufficient strength 20 put thru
their own laws. no matter who Is
president. and the possibility that
the republican party might gnin a
working majority that would enable
thsm 20 put over their own pro
gram.
Reports from all quarters while
the haliots were being cast lndieat
ga the IA Toilette group would
surely hold their own. and that
tho democrats might better their
Representation IN each house. with
"a vague chance q obtaining abso,
lutte control.
The situation In each legislative
chamber;
House-of the as members. s:5
arc republicans. .o5 democrats, one
Independent. one farmer-laborits and
one socialist. \ majority OF the
house Is :iS The democrats must
capture at least II seats that now
arc held By republicans or fail 70
gain control
The little Ia Toilette group which
spiked the Melon tax bill AZ the last
scssion 10 pretty certain 20 b@ held
intact. because most OF them arc
runnins upon the republican uckc,
IN states normally republican and
now considered strong Ia Toilette
territory.
Senate-The last lineup of the
senate was 81 republicans. a. demo-
Gratis and two .lahoriteS OF
this number IL republicans. II
democrats and one farmeT-laborite
arc up FOR reelection. A majority
OF the senate Is 40 votes and 70
capture this the democrats must
gain six seats now held By tho re-
puhlicanA
Most OF the senta arc presumed
10 remain the same. with tho eI-
rcption Of i2 states where there
arc serious contests against both 70.
publican and democratic seat hold
rrs They arc Colorado. Illinois.
Massachusetts, Minnesota. Montana,
New Jersey. Oklahoma. New Mexico,
IRhode Island. West Virginia. wyom-
sng and Kentucky. on the outcome
in these states hangs the complexion
%, the new senate. The democrats
Dan capture half OF them and cap
ture the senate.
The races arc 50 close that the
sxact condition Of affairs may no,
be determined until hours after the
polls close.
The new congress viii be installed
with the new president March &
'The life OF the present congress,
which convenes In rs short session
December 8, continues until then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
REPORT But LITTLE
MACHINE TROUBLE

AZ preclnc, lss. IN the oounty.clty
building. 70 voters had cast their bal
lots az 10 o'clock and rs we're stand
lng in line.
Al precinct iss. fire station. a.
Seventh ave. and Columbia st. 81
had voted at 1916 and - were In
line
AZ precinct isJ. In the Central
school. Eighth ave. and Madison st..
Is had voted az 1925 a. m. and 81
we're standing in lire.
~ precinct $50. In the willard
hotel. with 41i registered. 20 had
voted and seven were standing in
line.
George W. Hiii. deputy auditor. IN
charge Of tho elections department,
received a few complaints from varl'
Gus precincts where minor Difficult
ties with the machines we're beins
encountered. No serious difficulty
was reported and by 10 o'clock the
election machinery was running
smoothly. Hi said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
What Happens Turnout Nation
as Voters Name Their Choice
La Toilette Chuckles; Coolidge Calm;
Floods and Shows Occur

SOMERSET. Nt-Calyin Coolidge
received even PRESIDENTIAL ballot Boa
the little town ~ Somerset today
only eight voted Pour years aEo
Warren q. Harding pooled 20 and
James 81 Coz o
OKLAHOMA CITY Oklahoma b
voters started casting their ballots
early today in ouch numbers az o.
Indicate tho heaviest vote IN history
Ideal weather prevailed on over the
state,
Aitha expected 10 play n large part.
the ku kuE Khan remained silent
and no trouble at The polls 10 a..
pccird.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
World Will Go On

T'HE world viii was on much tho
l. same. however Il goes. sayu
Clarence Baglcy cnnteutedly. Mr..
Bagiey has been In state politics
more years than no likes 10 count
lie has seen 'cm come and seen
EN- so. and still the state seems
20 prosper aud grow All tho stats.
tics % ail the elections since gosh.
knowB-vhen are ia SIR. BaRlcy's
brbln. dopn In tho public works
department at city hall
After this election there VIII be
RATS Of new statistics 10 DC filed
away neatly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
LAW GIVES VOTERS
BUT TWO MINUTES
TO CAST BALLOTS

L'LECT1oN officials at precinct
IL 2s5-the Emerson school
were enforcing the two.minute
limit law In an effort TO hurry
the casting OF ballots Tuesday.
The law allows two minutes
for each voter 10 make his seiec.
ton. George w. Hill. election
deputy 81 the auditors office.
said ~ otiis.a:s were inst 'Uased
70 disregard the law where nm
earnest effort WAS being made 20
make rapid selec,iDn. Officials
ut prccinct ?s4. according 10 com.
plants 70 The Star. put the two.
minute Emit Into effect In on Of.
fort TO hurry tho vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04

the issue.
THAT / viii get decent vote
OF protest no ono can question.
That | may get an election is
one Of my major fears. But, nj
any rate, am down at my edl.
torinl dssk pounding my type.
writer Inspecting the Gazette
buildings, have on my oldest
Huit, n flaming red nocltio and
an old brown hat,
This rig Is my fioreost protest
against six weeks Of circumspcc.
ton. Sunday clothes, punctillous
conduct and the public life. Tho
goldfish has Topped out Of tho
quorlum back into the old puddle
and is having a gny and FESTIVE
time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Plane Is Speeding
West With Serum

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Am
nirplane loaded with serum 20 com.
bat the deadly pneumonia plague in
the Mexican quarter Of Los Angeles
Is racing across the continent to.
day
a plane loaded with 500 doses OF
the serum left here lato yesterday
and Ia expected 10 arrive In Los
Angeles Wednesday night.
Medicine TO fight tho deadly pestl.
lenco that has taken toll OF %
lives In the California city was man.
ufacturcd by tho II. X. milford lab.
oratorics here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
William Allen White
is Afraid He'll Win

EMPoRtA, Iias., Nov. A.
~ William Allen White. indo.
pendent candidate for governor
on an unti.Klan platform. 70.
turned 10 his editorial dosls on
his Em6orln Gazette today. con.
fldont that 81 will win. despite
activities OF tho 'shirt.tair
rangers"
In mn editorial under the head.
Ing. THE Prodigal's Return"
White declared
The job 10 done. | have got.
ten to tho people with the Khan
issue. have kept that issue
before them for six weeks and
have removed from scores OF
small towns the curse OF silence
which tho Khan has put upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SEATTLE VOTE
STARTS ON PAGE l

levers on the Ia Toilette electoral
ticket must Be pulled after which
the selection o, individual candidates
could be made on tho machines 10 'he
state ard judicial tickets.
A. > o'clock az precinct $40 Ia the
Mount Baker district, 40 ballots had
been registered and 20 voters stood
in line.
Al Mckinley precinct, outside the
city limits. at $50 a. m, Is voters
had east their ballots. Voting ma
chimes are not used in the country
precincts. The precinct has over 400
registered voters.
~ precinct 10. IN the Eavcnna'
University district. IS had cast their
ballots al si5 a. m, and - were
standing IN line.
AZ AK Point IS voters were walt
Ing 20 cas, their ballots when the
mills YDened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Clear the Air for
Election Returns!

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 4.-The
American Radio Relay league asks
all radio telegraph operators in the
country to maintain absolute silence
from 0 p. m. Tuesday until G a. IN.
Wednesday morning In order to
avoid Interference with broadcusting
Of election returns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
"a Dirty Trick"

TOM FISK. political chief down in
4 In the Southwest. is working for
his friend, DOC" Cariyon and using
rough words about the folks who
think they're going 10 beat doc. .
"a dirty trick" says Tom Fisk.
Tn the old days We all stood by
our friends Some Of uH stu do.
But politics is changed good deal.
II believe. after all. wen have 10
20 back 10 tho old convention sys-
tenn and get some order into govern.
mcnt again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Fitzgerald Pleased

( HA1kMAN Cecil Fitzgerald. OF
" the republican state central
committee and himself an old.tlme
war horse OF politics, said he felt
easier this election thnn for many
years. He was sure Of an over.
whelming majority for Coolidge.
I'm certainly pleased to sec the
way people arc voting" no said,
because It means n revival in in.
tcrest that was badly needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Say Vote Machines
Obscure Tax Title

The words 80 mills" on the title
pr the 4o-mill tax limit bill on
many OF the voting machines in the
Pity ,ty is ebscurcd by tho card guide
on the machine. II was charged
Tuesday by F. c. Jackson and ]. w.
Wheeler, leaders in the fight for the
bin.
Jackson said the words were COM
pletely covered up in Precinct No.
10. where he voted. The matter
Tas called TO the attention OF the
county auditors office last week.
Wheeler declares. and It was prom.
fsed that the situation would be
femedied.
This has not been done in all
the precincts we have inspected"
jackson said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
GUARDING POLLS
Troops Posted in Ohio Town
After Khan Riots

NIIEs oma. Sgv A. Troops
suarI-1 the polls as stiles citizens
turned out fo vote TO-DAY SO
further outbreaks between thr ku
Kauz Khan and its rival Organize.
ton. the Knights ~ the lamlns
Circle. have occurred but about
900 soldiers remained .n town as
q rrccauuau against disorder
Three other Yru arr hcid on sun
toJins thzFrrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Bob Hesketh, Too

A Nd there's Bob Hsskcth. city
n councilman, Hs has been TAX.
Ing an Interest In Seattle politics
since way back in tho early eos
The big fight over the Lake wash.
lngton eRnal-that got him inter
osted
"a friend dragged me in. and
I've been in ever since" he says
getting ready a sheaf Of papers Tor
Ia committee meetInE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
NO new CASES
REPORTED
Cal. Health Department May
Have Plague in Check

LOS ANGELES. Nov. {. - The
state department Of health today
took over complete control OF tho
campaign TO eradicate the pneumonia
epidemic which has claimed % lives
In tho Mexican district OF Los An.
gelcs during the past two weeks.
No deaths occurred during the
night, according TO reports from the
general hospital today and no new
definite cases were brought In. Some
patients suspected OF the disease
were received I'm tho isolation ward.
however, hospital officials stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
May Stop Public
Tax inspections

WASHINGTON, Nov. II BIN In
equity 10 cnjoln Secretary Of tho
Treasury Mellon and Internal re.
venue Commissioner Blair from per.
hitting further public inspection Of
income tax totals was filed In dis.
trict supreme court here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Heavy Vote Says Dan

"WEJL sir, YOU never saw any.
w thing like IL, tho way they're
voting out our way" said Dan. Ian.
don, state senator and political chief
since Heck was a pup" i've been
In tho game years and years. but
! never saw such heavy voting. GU,
hero we had 'cm lined up so in a
string. Waiting 70 vote. and that
was before noon.
Certainly looks like the country
ought to be good and saved by Wed
Inesdny"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
BACK BONE BILL
Council Urges Voters to
Support Power Measure

The city council passed -e-o','.
Ion urging voters OF the city ami
state 10 support tire Lo.se .. r
Pill. Initiative No. 81. at the Mon.
lay meeting.
The bill Is essential 20 tho sue.
eess Of the skagit project the reso.
luton states. ana will enable the
city to sell power 10 small comrnun.
ties at rates comparable to thos.
bow being paid in Seattle.