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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27
GALLATIN "HIGH"
TO stage PLAYS

One of the most pleasing enter
tainments so far this season is that
of the Parrots" the popular dra-
matte club of the Gallatin county
high school, who will stage two very
amusing and entertaining plays,
"The Maker of Dreams," and 'Ex-
cuse Me- Friday evening, Feb. 29,
at the High school auditorium. Mu-
sic for the entertainment win se sup
piled by the High school orchestra.
The price of admission to adults
will be so cents, and children, 25
cents. High school and college stu
dents will be charged 35 cents pro-
vided they secure their tickets before
the evening of the performance.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27
ITRICT COURT
nov IN SESSION


rimiual calen-
ry Of Gallatin
londay Of this
-. ag been still
L. Gh the con-
- las. s two prisoners
s,ra,s chan q u.h the commits
H. ~a ilIe state bank rob-
and "aa re immediately SEN
] ara ~ N the state peni-
i De. Lodge.
Sheriff Gets Credit
L .u IA re George bad Eye"
J and a A. Welch, alias Tom
T. W.o were arrested by the
L. clty pouee on information
ii Gordon. 81 the Burns De-
n asr.cy. in q raid conducted
Msa ii tlet cily and in which
i bonds. safe blowing tools and
h ireriminat.ng paraphernalia
hr3 sheriff Jim Smith, of
H. county. covered the bonds,
sste e4os aaa fuses and other
H -iary activities
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27

:. ioISn Nannelly, daughter Of
Nfs Charles Nunnelly, and
!, a1Enter Of R. A. Nunnelly,
3 ]. : = Gailatin county pioneer.
ivy underwent an operation
j. 'e''qieltls yesterday at the
q q sss hospital. Friends or rae
VII be glad 70 learn that she
the shock splendidly and
every reason to expect her
ecovery.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Lewis, and
Mr.. and Mrs. william Niven were
among the Manhattan residents n
Bozemsn khe other day.
Evening star., 1924-10-16
Reed Furniture Greatly Reduced

1 Brown Reed Chair and Rocker,
upholstered in cretonne; spring seat
construction. Were so ca TX
each: now.
l Mongol-fini Reed Chair, uphol-
stored seat and back in
cretonne. Was 'al7s; $13.75
1 Frosted Brown Rocker or Chair,
upholstered in cretonne; wide arms.
good deep seat; box spring con-
struction. Were $3.50 &fL TX
each; now. ......
1 Reed Chair, upholstered in Gre
tonne: putty finish; slightly dam
aged: sold as is Was S13.75
$22.75; now. *>~|~
2 27-inch Brown Willow Tables,
slightly damaged; sold as &Q *
is. Were $40 each; now. VO>@~
1 Reed Chair, mongol finish; uphol-
stored in cretonne; slightly dam
aged: sold as is Greatly CT TX
reQuCeo 10.
/ Fiber Reed Tea Cart, with under
shelf: large compartment and loose
tray: brown finish: slightly &0n
soiled. Was $50: now........ wv
Willow and Reed Furniture Section. Fifth &c
Evening star., 1924-10-16

r1eCtlOnS, tneSe pieces are sofa DIT
is"
2 Bedside Tables, with shelf; one
combination walnut, one combina-
tion mahogany. Were SIG Gin E0
each; now.
1 Mahogany Hall Chair, with cane
seat and back; has seat cushion
%ss SSssrss ss5: in noS nlue : velour: $3.50
2 Foot Rests, large size; covered in
tapestry. Were $3.50 each; &2 TX
now half price. ............ %S>I~
l Table, with drawer and shelf, suit
able for radio; fumed
oak; 80 inches long. Was SILK
PSV, HO~s
l Davenport Bed, upholstered in
taupe velour; a davenport by day,
bed, bed by night Was sl0o; $3.50
uoW
Evening star., 1924-10-16
Girdles, Corsets,
Corset-Brassieres, s.

Were $3.50 and more. 20 Lily
of France. Modart. American
Lady and Treo Girdles; low top
models in both front and back
1acing styles; sizes q, "a, Is, %,
80, 50.
s Diaphragm Reducers. all rub
Der: medium and large sizes. @
Were 81 each; now. W
10 Brassieres for stout women;
lace, broche and silk jersey; some
with back garters attached;
sizes So to 40, A, 46, so, So. @
Were IS each; now...-...... w
2 Parame Corsets, white en-
broidered batiste: sizes 26
and %. Radically reduced, &6
each
5 Back-lacing Corsets, in satin
brooches and silk taffeta; sizes %,
%, 81. Greatly reduced, O. IN
10 Bust Forms, ruff1e style; me-
dunn sizes. Were $3.50 TX
each: now.
3 pairs Sanitary Boomers, large
sizes only. Now half price. &f
Pair ...............
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-16
Women's Knit Under
things, 95c, $1.95,
@ OK Ga OK

things, 95c, $1.95,
$2.95, $4.95
Broken lots and sizes in soIed
Winter-weight knit under-
things.
IS Knit Combination Suits, in
cotton; low neck, no sleeve:
knee; built-up shoulders and
bodice top. Radically re- CSC
dnced. each ..........
IS Combinations and Vests and
Drawers of silk and wool, wool
and cotton and all cotton. Were
$3.50, 2.75 and s. each; S1.95
now
5 Combination Suits, of wool and
cotton mixed; heavy weight: high
neck, long sleeves, ankle length.
Were s4.25 and $3.50 @ OK
each: now.
z Combination Suits, of silk and
Vool mixed; imported; Swiss
ribbed: high neck, long sleeves,
ankle length: also low neck, no
sleeves, ankle length.
Were $3.50 and SO each; "a OK
Knit Underwear Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1924-10-16
Children's Rompers and
Creepers. Csc

Were 81. 80 Rompers and Creep
ers, in chambray and poplin:
trimmed with smoking and
fancy stitching; rose with white
waist: copen and green: sizes /,
2, 5 years.
s Infants Lawn Dresses. finished
with fine tucks and lace inserts:
neck and sleeves edged with
lace; sizes l and , years. e. or
Were $3.50 each; now. &>>/~
20 Infants Canvas and Kid
Shoes and Slippers, in white,
pink and blue; sizes months to
l year. Were 75c and 81; IN.
now, pair. r............... wv
Children'S Silk and Cloth Coats,
tailored or flare styles: collar,
pocket, belt and shirring: tan,
navy and copen; sizes 3 and
ssses, sS.so eaes: Mepe new': 80 and $3.95
Infants Section, Fourth floor
Evening star., 1924-10-16
Razor Shoppers, 75c

Were s15O. razor shoppers.
10 Ever Ready Shopping Ma
chimes and Strops Greatly 10-
reduced, each. wv
Cushion Strop Back
Homes. Were 75c each; EE-
5 Tobacco Pouches. Were 0E-
soc each; now. ~~S
2 Smoking Sets. Were Gf TX
1915 each; now. T>>s~
rt,tIary Sectinp First Nnnr
Evening star., 1924-10-16
Glove Silk Vests, $1.95

Were S.. Il Glove Silk Vests:
tailored; strap top; orchid and
flesh; sizes 3o to AZ.
Il Glove Silk Envelope Chemise:
camisole style; finished with
hemstitching; elastic at waist;
flesh and orchid; sizes
So to AZ. Were So S3.95
each; now .......
l6 Glove Silk Vests; strap style;
hand painted; washable; in flesh,
Nile, orchid and maize; sizes
IS to ~. Were 81 S2.95
each: now ..........
SILK Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-16
Furniture Lowered in Price

Because of slight damages or iml
greatly reduced prices; all sold "a
1 China Cabinet, large double door:
combination walnut; two-tone ef-
feet. Was ss5; now A2.50
half price.
l Vanity Dresser, small size; Adam
design; combination walnut con-
s,ru0'ion' snv ..''..; was 'ioo; $3.50
l pair Twin Size Beds, In combina-
tion mahogany; bow-foot style:
Adam design. Were $3.50 &2E
pair; now.
/ Double Size Bed. combination ma
hogany; same design as twin
heS beds '; above. was '''; $3.50
Bedroom Rockers, in mahogany
finish. Were SIS each; now GO
half price. ...........
Furniture Section, Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-16

Were 81. so gowns; low neck. short
sleeves or sleeveless: tailored lace trim
med; of batiste and crepe: pink, april
cot. orchid and white; sizes SO, IS, 40.
20 Sateen Slips; tailored; trimmed with
narrow rufflns at bottom; in navy and
black: sizes 40, ~ and ~. Tf Ak
Were 81 so each: now. p>s1~
10 Black Sateen Costume Slips; tai
lored camisole top: sizes 40, AZ LSr
and A. Were 81 each: now. Wv
Coffnn Underwear Section Third floor
Evening star., 1924-10-16
Electric Goods-Special

Electric Goods-Special
Electric Heating Pads, 10x &E
13 inches. Special, each.... W
Electric Heating Pads, with
three-heat switch; 12x15 &7
inches. Special, each. ....... ~
Electric Heating Pads,
9x12 inches. Special, ca Ak
each
Electric Marcel Waving Irons,
with white handles and "a IN
cords. Special, each. -. &A<S
2 Electric Marcel Waving Irons.
with black handles and q E0
cords. Special. each. -. &~>~O
IL Electric Curling Irons. Spe-
cial, each
Evening star., 1924-10-16
Children's. Furniture
Greatly Reduced

Floor samples of children's fur
niture. slightly soiled or imper-
feet; at greatly reduced prices.
Tea Carts, ivory and blue, with
painted figure. Were o. Ak
$3.50 each; now....... RS>f~
l Porcelain-top Table and two
no~. noa1ts. Set was ss:4'; 4.75
Children's Settees: ivory. blue
s1s.75: sns tTns; now. Each :'..':: was $9.75
Armchairs; ivory and
blue. Were $3.50 each; d 81
was ' mas4S5nn ss'so: noA. armchair $1.35
White Enameled Rockers;
natural-color chair. Were OF.
Sl.50 each; now. Wv
l White Enameled Rocker;
chair. Were 1926 and d or
$3.50 each; now. ..&><O~
1 Collapsible Table;
y, white ute nam enameled' Was $1.75
5000, no"
1.ov Sncfjnn Eoupfh Hoor
Evening star., 1924-10-16
Autographic Kodak, 45

Was $50. l No. IA Autographic
Kodak; special Anastigmat Lens
F-6.
mo. Kodak; Anastigmat
Lens F-63. Was $50; S35
now ..........S....
mo. la Ansco Fold
ing Kodak. Was $40
$12.5O; now ............
5-Automobile Vanity
Cases. Were $3.50 S1.75
each; now .............
S Bath Thermometers. f0c
Were lSc each; now.
Kodak and Cutlery seetisns. First door.
Evening star., 1924-10-16
Unfinished Tables
Greatly Reduced

Slightly shopworn or damag
l Unfinished Wood kitcl
BILE; size 22X2S O.
inches. Was s5.25; now p[~'
l 42-inch Round Drop-L
Table; unfinished. Was c.
S9.25: now. ......... VIZ
l Unfinished 36-inch Round DR.
bssf ne~. Table. Was $685. $4.'
Unfinished AZ = inch
ss'ts: sa5s nax. 5ss Table; was S.
l Unfinished AZ inch
Gate-leg Table. Was 67
$14.50: now. w.......... TS<A
Unfinished As inch
ss.'ss. sf,tss n1sa liable. was $S.'
Evening star., 1924-10-16

Games and Toys
Minoru Horse Race
Games Gam Were $3.50 each; $2.25
Is Table Tennis Games; set con-
sists of 2 bats, 6 celluloid balls
and small tennis net; in
perfect condition. Were Ct
Sits: now. "
Papier Mache Toys as follows:
ascDe 10 Dog ,a% porters. Were 'l.'o 75c
81 Elephants and BOOSTERS. LE-
Were $1.25 each; now. Wv
Hippopotamuses, in boat. TX
Were $1.50 each: now. -. NV
IA Duck Families. Were AZ
75c each: now. Wv
Toy Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1924-10-16

Sample Baby Carriages
wsa siivsF sls!so: saos nsw'.'. stroiler' $11.45
l Stroller, with hood. CT TX
Was s35; now. ..... 4>1s/0
Combination Go-cart and
Stroller. Was $40; x1o.75
now. w................. &</s/~
Carriages, with artillery rub
Der tired wheels; tan,
each: I seFn; now. Were $751; $16.75
1 English Chaise, with large rub
sssis':ea sss.so: now ~neeis. Was $23.75
1 Baby Carriage; white enamel;
large artillery wheels. &1A *
Was $3.50; now. 4Zf~/O
1 Cuddle Bassinet. Was "a QE
$3.50: now. 4o.Oo
Baby Carriage Section, Fourth foor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
BUSINESS GUIDE
WINNERS
Here They Are; New Con-
test Begins Today; Get Busy

Mnuy attractive ana clever mn,
swcr 90 tho Stars business guide
contest were received during SoVcm.
her Another business guide Be- pub.
HabrB today, with % now grt u let.
tern missing from a now Frt u udv"r,
ilsrmrnta Get busy and win a prize.
Winners for last month arc as FOL.
lows
tlo-G. ST. March. sHt 49th ave.
s. ".
Sc r Day g2os = Tcruce st
1a-Floyd Flint. ago F3rd ave. S.
12-Alf Roeind. 5000 Mayflowcr q.
E--A. ~ white. 400 W othello.
El-MH Gladys Barker. 400 Pear
st. Olympia. Wash.
SIR Nyman. 2isT Eighth ave. W.
SIR, shelton, aa9 g3rd ave. $.
N-W Brooks, 2i4 Broadway.
The correct answers are ug follows.
s-omiitsj from Westinghouse in George
y. Grant Co. al,
+ omitted from Cutters. IN Hlshnp
Chimney Sweeping Co al.
\ Omitted from riauo m Pacific Record
Exchange nd
R-pWlttod from Everything IN Coast
rNtlsfy Go. al
A =pmitirI from weaving IN The Furry
Wur-y UuE 90. cd.
u Omitted from cylinders IN wheaton,
Van Amhurrh. Inc. Hd.
N=umIt'r1 from tnbrlicyably. ia EIfth-
moro Chop nd
E-Omitird from IAtcn. IN Better Har.
trr Schools adj
u Omitted from Catarrh. IN Hcrcuiun.
Inra nd
Omitted from Hotwoeu. IN Gatciy's
nd
I-omit,cd from Specialists. in ]. V. nut
trrH nd
Omitted from Designers. IN Sunset
Monument CO. Cd
Omitted from Distributors. I'm Chris
tlan Electric water Heater nd.
N-omIttod from Payments, iu Rice
waters Co. Inc nd.
Omitted from Evenings In Hhnaon's
HabordaHh0ry ad
f-omlurd from People, IN The Lone
some club at.
ADMITTED from Pleasant, In the MS.
mint al.
N-pmlgtod from TvcwrltinR. IN Success
business College nd.
$ Omitted from Inside. IN Seaman Gar.
age Co, I'D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
M'DONALD, JR.,
DEBATES HERE
BritiShers Meet ~" Men
on Platform Tonight

Youth 40 EHFIauB ana America
Hiu clash in MsHHT naIl Ola che
University of Washington campus
Monday might HHrH hn fnrnr-mrH
debating team from oxford uHlEara
ffF meets fHa Washington varsity
uH fHn BRUSH scam De- Malcolm
Macdonald sH 0f UriaIu'a recent
PREMIER who haa himself dlHhlsd Iu
politics aa O. candidate flr paFllRs
mTHf
The captain uf emo oxford team
Do o. ID Woodruff. fhn third meme
nr fa M e. Hollis
Washington is fu he represented
hY Wesley Randall Lawrence EHlta
FrF and l1sHnd IIutehrr1n, none ~
whom have nearly a7 much r4rfr-
fence aa have Iha EuFil ahmfnr
THr subject uf irf debate lss
"Esfaiyrd. That boo "a democracy the
ministers should D. responsible 20
a popularity elected assembly The
Washington men WlII take the uf-
fmaugF ~ fhr question che Brit
IshgrF ihH negative
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
CROWDS JIBE AT
BIG SWINDLER
KOretz Closely Guarded on
Arrival at CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec An ne eilmaF
Attendant on The arrival OF "a visiting
pUignilfF Erssfef Leo EarttE when
be- arrived here tDd1y 10 face charge
.pf prrpriufing % gigantic ralnGIe.
riImHfr1 40 between g. GOO. 600 and
5000 NHg uu hundreds m ChfraEuaua
Extraordinary precautions were
taken 90 guard Korriz against pos.
r.bir attack.
So many people damned the sta.
Ton 20 set q glimpse ~ the arch
f1inllrr that K0rstE6 TcmayuI from
The train waa delayed while 100 DE-.
irr,lv"H and policemen punched out
an avenue.
llbrg were hurled az tho prisoner
~ many In The crowd. ones outside
tho station Korc;z WAS bundled into
Ia huge car fIrr ears loaded with
detectives surrounded the Koretz ma,
chine 4 squad ~ motorcycle police.
men led tho procession 90 the county
building, where Knrctz wHH taken bg.
fore States Attorney Robert T.
CruWr.
korr'r appeared worn Heavy lines
creased his face. The result Of illness
and the sfFaIn OF The chase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
tx" Unbound Saturday
and S25 Went Begging
If Not Found Mon
day, He'll Be Worth
$50 Tuesday

az" FOOLED rHrm 900 srr
~ FaE
iir aH D. easily ana openly Az
result maarr laef fgE
Bon exc H going ra give seattle
I..HH another chance.
whoever recognized him aHI EH
formed HIm NHg#aH HHa tg Ert 1Es
ana a aH fa r.H. urHrr faf
..HnrH. tE. GHf rfHHA %. ''Hrf1
"Im Tgr-f1F H|I uIn &C.
Furthermore. 10 uu Uur rrrar
nFrI -Er Monday ne nuI per-
.HH Ir u.aa him Tuesday ull rsf
iHH rHIlu $50 Got buoy
Tu jrF rK WIH visit "a rramt
mont muH iu fhs rlfH Leave hIH
nrl HHl para f0 fHa Columbia
Do N|i inspect fHr olympic hotel
rr'E in the afternoon De- viii ear
dinner Hf the Mems Exchange. On
Second aEf Iie win enter the CO
.HmH.H about $50. IIr will FurH1
much OF h.a time nu Second rEe4
within a Hbur radius ~ fHH 60.
.HnaH ne may drop come more
pIraF Watch Cor Hrm.
a. fIrf and Pike uHrrr fIs.f sold
.urrr# Saturday between I1IS and
u11. many told him tl4t tHry were
going fa SCI fBr mFHfrF man uf
bust " one elderly gentleman. who
.m hIa excitement dropped a penny
spent DO minute hunting on fhf side.
walk around nE FarHr stand faf
Ihf coin an fhe uHIIa Del wac stand.
..uT Alongside uf %" and DE o..
EGHiHuHru helped In thr search
blocked futfH. and generally dc.
nuHel che increasing value ~ one
lone cent They wlI cues when thry
read lHn.
lu iHn i1F departments N fUe Ron
HgrrEH and Frederick q EsIHgu.r Hf
Irh h.r cards around pr1m.HrgauHE
0u counters lie even handed one 90
Ia r.r CLERK on tE0 mIiu floor 0i
Frederick a Ssl1u 10 gave fhr
UHhIsr n tHr fountain lunch Hr
check, correct change Tor milk.
shake and one ~ Die rrrfs-ihCa Ef
l0st him no u the shopping crowd
BET che wlH mud a. cigar store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
NAB GUNNER IN
Los ANGELES
II Murders in One Month
Arouse California Officials

LUE ANgELEE nr# striving
20 .nI nr u-n or l.m..I boz
aHI u#aE Lm. Angeles which aila
rH In ~ muE HrHe <HFsH
artHrUsra rlaF uununHsI and r.
rested argf alIHert DHInHa "ulH.
mHH Tha mmH Hfr f#Hr Hmrs
Ralph TrgerHHn Harry UHEn
Walter uHHrtH. John LaHHn.
Thomas Nyrrr Anthony smith,
Paul Wuar and WW-m O-laH
WHrn tHrn $500 wwfn uf jews
sIH and Hrr HHa aI ta have
been H.a'.n waa found IH tna mems
wHm.
pHsguera said fHr suspects have
NtIa Western prison renanIH aHd
came rm fHtr winter planning Co
ray fhHr rsuHr-# Nr .uwr Tho
lani defrHfIFra stated uHH organ
.IHF crime school fH teach local
nUEIUrH abe latest Chicago methods
~ UHIffg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
WHO OWNED BIG
RUM CACHE?
Woman Suspect Posts Bond:
Husband May Surrender

M1 Clarence Hugh. arrvsf - o.
sheriff Natt Star,g,s n auH hfs Grru.
uos following tise very % SEC rr
srth NJ fine vh.sS5ag ON a. W
Naunt poultry farm. near Ncrmrr.
where sG0 lives saturday. 80 rg
leased urtrr $1,000 bond SaF1nlry
might H.Hh E eNrsreI ro ur
render himself 40 fhe shgrus aua
Meaday
Meantime. >ragE.rb Is nyrsfigaf
ns the affair." sfkiuE to learn 20
uh1m the hues Cl,hr ue.rrFs
Nr H.sb denies kHHwlrIsa ys
rte Quor she is UrfFuirI IE
Edu5rd H Chgva1br.
Tfe raid WAS started ry ucput
Cannc. nrcwrr ana p8rSgr IN "a
iarn GA me fivh ranch. Tho
Aaurr was deposited in enc county
au Ett sltur ay AFTER helms trans
por,I 10 settae iu thrive b.s motor
trucks
Thc loot ,H-slstsd OF mole than
soc cases ~ Iluor, believed Tor
hcldey cuusuuuuou in SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
POSTAL SERVICE
LOSES MONEY
News Report Shows Deficit
for Year Of "a Million

wAsHIEGIDE. u- r-pr-ar
ar.frr H rzf.aF.H ts care fa-
approximately $4,000 rfrarr. AZ
aaHUHr ~ fEr annual report ~
Postmaster General Eaa fa1a
EraIuE en- increase HH Hafar hue
nr1 f1r ths past yFar af If1rz
tIr
Expenditure fr tie n-aa
bgH.usH increased &c per cent Tie
Increase Boz hgs.Hrra vac TET pr
cent. bat ODE department f.H rGgr
.tzlEsafgl ~ being rrif lIIarfIra
TudsrFragG1 tHErr1raf.rH ~
mail ~ fgUfH Was recommend tr
Sew - ragEfrrar Che fHsHrl4ra
.uau problem yearly Ergslaz more
ssHoua .a large Ceuffr because ~
traffic congestion
Hr alec proposed appointment ~
.H.rIrlars Dr. fmaFtsu ~ fhe r1ei
master general instead u ~ tfs
president There are 1876 ~
these. De- 1ld and ne dgfy wa
.ouef0ua 20 abe chief executive.
re also emphasized roEsrumsr
.ovurrHp of p0H1ffra hgIlaurr
THE San Fmucife0-Nr4 York ali
.mal service carried t1.5Ja coo pieces
u mail Ulfh "a Performance reed
.sG56 per cent perfect, hs said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
M. and Mrs. Flo ZiegficR

NEW YORK. Dee. IA ryIhead
~ 10 a pink rutficd dress capt..
waited the world famous couuo.sssur
of feminine beauty and their happy
marriage is one Of Br1adway's most
cherished r1mancea=a romance the
bright lights can't dim
Flo IleEfelA met Billie Burke at
Ia dlncr-on broadway
and we fell for each other like
tao freshmen attending their first
prom" Miss Burke laughed rs I
came in Flo whispered 90 the man
who was calling out the figures ui
the Paul Jones see that / get The
red.hrad In pink
As soon az he touched me. T was
conscious Of his marvellous hlud1-
long. slender. artistic, graceful and
haunting ! fell IN love then and
there and never recovered.
Il treasure that pink, rufned
frock that wore that evening
above anything else In my ward
robe | wear Il yet az home fcs.
tiyities After 10 years Of mar.
rage. l stlll maintain Fio
ZiegfeId i the most wonderful
man | ever met"
when ZicgfsId triumphautlv led
tho lovely Billie altarwafd. Broad.
way was frankly cynical That
won't last tho wise ones said.
For Miss Burke was Undoubtedly
the most popular and FouEhtattsr
actress In America and "a pet OF
london MS we'll The sIIFibleg OF
two continents had sought her favor
in vain.
And no Zlezfcld had already
started on HIS career Of clarifying
the American girl HE ability 10
pick beauties had been acknowiedF
cd. But WIS that particular Fit, an
IDEAL accomplishment FOR n hus.
band?
Tho worship and applause OF the
crowd that raised them 20 such
heights Of popularity Is not nearly
40 necessary to them as the mutual
love and devotion and those same
homeiy ties that bind all really de.
voted couples.
Billie Burke has added 20 her
prestige as an actress and beauty
BY being "a devoted wife and intelll.
gent mother. n famous hostess and
housskeeper and an allruund woman.
And Flo Zlogfeld shines as a father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
Woman's Hat Found
Floating in Lake

IHI'"| MHHIHT HTT| UHHFI"T " 10
finding nf Wamaua haf floating u
Che lahn Washington canal near
the uH.uu.tE sunday afternoon
Hn IS. Vs. Booker nf Egga.A TuGr
man ave. reported ffHf rHr found
iHa mf urGr Der hHurrh1Hf The Hlf
Haa made ur round yri.1s faIi cons
Ffrurfl1u with O black HHI white tur
ban Police believe BE- may indicate
fha drowning ri be- owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CONGRESS
STARTS ON PAGE

members gallery tn tho senate.
with her were Mr aud Mrs. Frank
stcorus, Mira William NJ. Butter.
Mrs Frederick II. GMott and Mira.
A. r Hcrt. vice chairman Of the
republican national committee.
Tho oustcd members ~ the repub.
liran party Senator'S Lndd. Frazier
and Brpokh1rt-hcld little confer.
encc In the rear Of tho chamber.
along with Senator Niaguug Johnson,
farmerlnboritc, who rHmo IN from
his Minnesota farm this morning.
La Toilette. dressed In "a dark cut.
away his white hair In It's usunl stiff
pompsdour, strplled into tho cham.
Der as the session began. He was
met by his vice presidential run,
ming mate, Senator Burton X. wheel.
er, who came over TO greet him
Mrs Mae II. Nolan, OF California,
only woman member. sat near the
rear on the republican side between
Representative Iilll. Maryland, and
Representative Reed. New York.
II Is TO be a $4,000, 900. 900 session.
That amount ", in round numbers,
10 bo appropriated for the various
bureaus FOR the fiscal year beginning
in July This represented decrease
Of some &i5O.0OO,0OO over what it
appropriated for tho current fiscal
ychr in It's last session.
vfGg .rgrafgy .av,.sg,lVar al
noon, ia 10 continue until March 4,
when tho new congress. elected in
November, comes into power.
Conditions nc tho opening were
more unfavorublc for decisive action
on pending governmental problems
than In any convcning congress- In
this generation. Tho election aud ne
aftermath loft bitter division be.
tween the independents. republicans
and democrats. Prospects pointed
10 uncnding strife and little action,
on Wednesday tho message of the
PRESIDENT informing congress us to
the state OF tho Union will be read.
at this timo, too the question Of
disposition of Muscle Shonls IL to
come M in tho senate az the first
order Of business there under an
agreement by unanimous consent
reached before adjournment last
June II probably will be set aside
promptly however
Tho first business TO como before
the house VIII he the rceuIhr appro.
prlotlon bills,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
Taxi Driver Held
for Manslaughter

SAN HERNAHDINO. Cal. Dec.
while reports on the final an.
topry over william e. Zee. slain
Alhamhra banker. was awaited here
today authorities turned their az,
toBilou 10 another mystery which
may have o. explanation Ia muir.
der.
James Wynn. taTia1b dryer. who
carried in h.H machine two pfincl.
pals Boo iho Fee iuyertlFail0n. u
missing Ha b'ouis'Hinet uuiomo,
bile was located yesterday On santa
Ann. Cal
The possibility ~ wynn having
been killed because Dr. knew TOO
much about The Fre caEe ia being
considered.