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WEDAESDAY, MAY 28, 1924 THE'BEATTLE BTAR 9 Painter Tries Suicide Romance of Stefansson Seeks to

in Clark Rainier Is ’ Room Develop Polar Lands Officers’ Volley Fails to Halt ‘l? Escape Fleeing Burglar Employes Thru Slashes Consummated 165 Jobless Throat, Beats Head With : Into Fruitful Acres No Charges Filed, but Chief Flames; Firing several shots at a burglar whom In the of Fights Release Attempts Hammer While Working in Chamber they surprised act Nore than 100 persons, including NEW YORK, May 28.--Vilhjalmur The Arctio—one day man will learn robbing a bhouse, Motorcycle Patrul- about 74 wolunteer firemen, battled Bteffansson lus (urned to live there CHICAGO, May 28.-~While pelige Thomas Orrell, a docorator, was re- He tore the evangel of properly and anothes men J. A, Topmann and H. R at bandages and, insist Tuesday cvening agsinst flames in 'dw. frontier will e walting, ke believes they are still up against & ltonnn( city hospital & the wastelands. the Wednesday [selzing hammer, struck himself on Mouylton chased robber for two Btefansson's interest blank wall In the hunt for the kid: Which daid 125,000 to the & dramatic at sui. [the in Australia damage |foum-tn. attempt head. Me was overpowered by He would send the world's derelict blocks late was awakened Tuesday night byt falled napers and slayery of Robert Franks, during the world wa: plant of the Matsen Woolen thesame room in which Mrs, |other down the mills at workers, called in to help by acres reclamation truil to when o cuplure him., i4, will ld‘-m George Wilking & they fight the efforts to frre Virginia Clark, young soclety fertility, Where the street photog Kirkland. Twenty girl employes won | Rutledge. evangelist who had The man was seen crawling thru Mott Kirk Mitchell and Walter Wi matron, was found to rapher accompanied the | shot death last After cutting hi¥ throat, but before would save souls, he would save the window thru the smoke of a house at 15 Ray son, al the to safely, altho some March. greal explorer, wrote of the desolate instructors private school | weakness overcame him, Orrell solls. & mission he now sev. Andon such hinteriand. s, by & nelghbor. ‘The ceccupants attended by the vietim, were hysterical Qrrell’'s Nfe saved was whea 31, ersi times scrawied “Thos." in letters has embarked, of the house were not at home. This ufternoon atlorneys are sched The blage started in the dye Rutledge, 1808 Minor ave. room working |of blood, with his Giuger, on the was with considerable surprise The phoned with nslghbor to the police uled to appear in court with & d« from an It him, smashed open the door of | walls of the room., undetermined cause. that the sclentifie world learned that station and the two officers re mand for the reiease of the two men the death chamber and bound up the read and threatened en the famed explorer of Volar sess Just rapidly to the i sponded. ar hey arived the Chief of Police Colline said that he ‘noum other had made with a would penetrate the Australian & wilds climbed out ¢of the bew il storage plant In knife. man window and would fight to hold the men in cus- rk»p pocket The unconscious paint- sbout which HERE’S MORE ABOUT men know little—as yet. slarted to tody “for wWhich 5,000 barrels fuel 01l | run, questioning” until such were of e was rushed to the hospital in a Why? The two policemen chased him time as he feit absolytely certain Only herolg efforts by wvolunteers Brown & White ambulance and doc 25th Victim of Axe Murder | WARSHIP “Few Americans stop consider afout for two blocks and openecd fire they had no comnnection with the &f saved the stormge, at considerable tors succesded In saving him. to that only 100 Found at o him. The fugitive and falr. If Indications the risk 10 the fighters, STARTS years ago, or there. Birmingham dodged point to re The would-be suicide, who lives at ON PAGE L abouts, our nnz\\u were considered tigzagged as he ran, to prevent be. lease of the men “we will book one The dye room, of. 43T Woodland Park ave., recently finishing room, i ing hit worthless,”" sald Btefansson, expluin. BIRMINGHAM, Ala, 28 by a bullet. He made his of them In connection with the mur fice, plant and tons of wool me & widower, This s thought to May spouring "Fighting Bob's" old Ing his new venture. *“The excape, der,” Collins =aid battlewagon early With & negro woman and a and other raw material were de to have preyed an his mind. Mra negro The inscription on the headstone pushed Several addicts l settiers westward and grew man sentenced 1o hang for axe dope have been stroyed. One hundred and sixty.five Orrell died at about the same thne myr [ought to say: “Sacrificed the the rivers. Bettlemonts for examination. by along grew ders, three other on trial - picked up Other employes willbe out of work for four Mrs. Clark was dead. It s negroes and m-g Amaerican peopl rivers. In 1818 thers twg victims of axe altacks near Two suspicious characters are beling months, President George Matsen surmised that Lae assoctations of the along the came Killed When Mr. Evans a settler who declded . ' Charles to Nind out; death, Birmingham today was con 1 picked up hourly and being releaged sald. has been operating !nom at the Edward I Agnew bun. |My Ties, the who set out to clear 10 acres. . o having neatly arranged And fronted by a new axe crime, Vehicles Smash Just as fast, capaoity. | gulow, In which Orrell was working, of | DAval strength of Americs, Britain the eplc the American pralrie is J. B. Bmith, 60, While the at its too night watchman, NORTH BEND, Ore., 28— was height ’pmv.d much for his weakened now a May B Japan in the ratio of 5.54, drew great tradition. With the was found murdered last Two wWomen and night, his persons met Instant death Wis, children. relatives of the mentality, line n and MILWAUKEE, May 28, thru the name of the Con trial success there came a great head stove In an axe. two others fire in by were fighters, gathered groups near sald that, after he had of settlers. seriously injured “Brutal murderers are angels com. leut on a sheet of paper, and rush Bmith the victim was 206th of axe here yesterday when a by and the battlers to Ru!h‘:-up SBouthern Pa. with the preachers who dens importuned (bound Orrell's throat, the wound. Nt to *'l know this of pared home dinner, suavely satis mtory America, and assaults within a a cific come from period of little motor car crashed into an of Reveren away the danger zone '¢d man demanded to be allowed to od I, with of auto the virgin birth Christ,” ! with the day's work, members my party, may than three In addition, moblle around movre years. in which the quartet rid- T. T. Martin, Blue the 01l storage. Altho the And the was ("“I'NT”) Moun [ that is why Cap'n Muirhead, begin story over agaln for Aus. 16 other have been serfous!y Mre flames licked the walls of persons ing. A. C. Cochran was thrown tain, Miss., declared in his the ston Neleran trulla, where the opening | of the Hpanish war, com. wastelands are Injured by axe assaults but have re under the age, firemen stayed with the fight motor ecar's wheels and address to the Baptist Bible uniou ! r at Bordeaux In the world shunned.”* ocovered, HERE'S MORE ABOUT her h““,!j!!completely rsevered. and eventually halted the progress in session here yesterday. ! war, and skipper of the old ship on of the blaze, her PASSPORTS last trip, 1a fighting mad as the BTay steel hull slips out Flat. - past STARTS ON PAGE 1 Investigate Death tery anu takes It green for the last time. - - in CAN'T UNDERSTAND I Shingle Plant tion, admitted that thay entered YOU DON'Y LOVE SHIPS Mrs, Milholin Coroner W, H, Corson was pre FREDERICK by deserting from & Japan\:.‘\j NELSON Wednesday a ’country “Why have ta wreck paring to hold A 4 they post. Thersafter, the evidence { Miss Marion London, formerly of mortem examination the of Inhlp; Iher and ruin her™ nsks the on body showed, they applied for passperts cap- New York, and Harry B, Milbolin, Willlam H. Smith, 70, who tain indignantly. “Woy did was lthru a "tourist party” arranged by | they athletic coach at the West Beattls fotid dead iln the engine room of have to smash her? She was 21. one Namiji Tsuchiyn high school, were quietly married at the Motor Shingle mill 500 tons of the best fghting ma- Tuesday INSTRUCTED MEN i the Immanuel Presbyterian church night, chine in the world—now she's just WHAT TO SAY f in Tacoma, n week ago Saturday, Smith's death Is a mystery. The 21500 tons of Junk. Look at those { Tsuchiya, it was stated, told them friends of the couple discovered Wed. soet-mortem will be heid to deter: engines—beautiful engines, all iwhat to say at the Japanesa consyl nesday, DOTISTARS mine whether he died of natural smashed and jimmied so they won't STORE and , when they we Mrs. Milkholin is a singer and tauses or whether he was injured ’ue. work. And those guns. Long, siim by immigration authort since she has bean in Neattls has ap- falling slabwood. His was guns, for y body ’noppod after ready to bark ‘Old Glory.' attempting to reanter, vis. peared In recital, She camo West outd by the pile of wood when |on Thay ate holes in ‘em with acetylene iting Japan. Acourding to Weedin, summer and spent the most of Robert Wilson entered the engine torches. She was a ship. Now , ~ . While the passports were regulagly the time at Parudise It's ‘lul vacAtion Inn, ) foom 1o relleve him. He Uved at all sort of muddled up. We I Issued, they showed on thelr face on Mount Rainjer. She met $602 & Mi. Women’s Sunnyside ave. pray for peace and ery for wars to Smart New doubt concerning the right of fhe kolin while at the mountain, men to cense And here's the old Connescti. enter, = . The couple slipped away from Se. = At thelr cut, death engine of the ma lanes first hearing, attie without letting any of their wallowing out to die—and nobody = Sandals g men April 8 they stuck gh'on}:oto friends the John 2-Quart tHeir In on secret. Rev, Sterling E bt cheers. Nobody lines the docks, 7] storles, At a second hearing, held Kannedy performed the ceremony, = flag-waving. yells, “Hur- April 11, however, fhey told the Nobody Mr, und Mrs. Milholin will make = rah! PR, truth of their By that much are we nearer Ice Cream Freezer attempt 1o gain per. their home in West Seattle, = E manent admission here. universal brotherhopd.” ] sad According to Ohashl, the Japanese Something about the old ship. going out Into the for Gasoline government will take steps to give gray waler (O the last time. Can't HERE'S MORE ABOUT = - et severe punishment to Teuchiya and understand it = other uniess you've fought a sea in & and misses will Service Station any implicated in schemes to delight in this new staunch ship, battied with her thru SUSPECTS = = WO.\H-IN evade the law or the “geanllemen's = leather Sandal the smother around the rid- patent in the smart style agreemment” between thig country Horn, STARTS ON PAGE 1 7 SPECIAL pic- Qen her thru thé long swells of § tured. of Lubricating E""d Japan. the ’ —g' With cut-out effect and one-strap fastening. while sunny Pacifie, watched her smash g “Such cases, unavoldable,” L Covered, medium ’ thru the water back after getting as far as = height heel. Sizes to 8, At- |Ohashl sald, “are nevertheless em. green south of the 214 Gasoline Co. line, with bope in her Charlotte sound, British Columbia. [barrassing to us at this time, In a teeth and | vanl tractive value at 857.45. = —~DOWNSTAIRS STORE her rigging proof of the alibl, a diary kept !view of the passage of the exclusion singing like .a harp. ’An I ] 1t v ! E les the {law, it tends Just a stroke of the pen to diplo. by on trip, will be showy, = as to cast a sligmaon | = mats, sitting In chalrs detalls of their | our efforts and intentions.” easy back at experiences | = F—? ‘ on the syl = ! - - Washington, but a heart wrench to journey. . ‘ Sheriff Conn = o sallormen and to Cap'n Muirhead. 'mrm‘ and Deputy Wood : R = ic » “Solemn Protest” high up In the Connecticut's for- jard, however, abandoned the diary| - ward las fMlse Holeproof”’ control station, taking her out : Hosiery to "While s Ready Operate by Japan Coming past the cape on her daath they clalm they met with| s trip, ! . BY FRANK HEDGES oki battler! Hall-and fare- bad weather, government reports ; low-priced Ice Cream = for "!‘l'dl. show that the weather fair UN['.\'['ALl,Y Women and Misses was ! (United Press Siaffl Correspondent) = Freezer in 2-quart size. Has cypress and clear during this time, l"oputy! = TOKYO, May 25.—~The cabinet to- Apply to | Woodard sald. ! = wood tub and well constructed mechanical = day decided to Inatruet Ambassador 40c to i Attorney Burmelster, representing $2.00 Pair HOBERT A, TRIPPLE § parts, Special, Thursday, at $1,95. = Hanlhara in Washington to lodge a HERE'S MORE ABOUT {the four tmen, sald that the de.| Housewares Seotion, DOWNSTAIRS Trustee for “solemn protest” with the United wil be “mistaken = STORE Bankrupt ;tcnsr identity.”! ;—Z who prefer to wear Holeproof Stock- States government because of adop- INJUNCTION {He was in Mount Vernon on | 2108 L. C. Smith Bldg. W().\Il-‘,.\'because ton of tha immigration law with Wednesday attempting to Ings, of their, satisfactory service, will STARTS ON PAGE 1 | arrange| the the A Japanese exolusion clause. Lall for defendants. Ball Wi | find the Downstairs Store well supplied with their T Simultaneoysly the foreign office }u! at $25.000 each. . | of the The four favorite quality. & statement reviewing pro- proval suggestion, and it was | men all predicted that ‘l-udvision of the exclusion agreed to by Howe, after jthey will be releasad a clause and presenting within few| . - Where . Lisle, cotton-and-glos, glos-and-silk and pure silk. You Say regrettng its passage olijections. and thelr Innocence estab-| ’docply ’mAssistant Corporation lrhun Picnic Lunch “degpite Japan's protestation.” | Counsel ’llnhed. i Supplies In white, black and the popular shades. Priced “Good Morning” Baven of 13 George Meagher CSAY MEN'S Tokyo's newspapers thersupon stated FINANCES | from 40¢ to $2.00 the pair. comment on the immigration legisla- that he had filed a spocial appear- [ SHOWED BIG GAIN | _powxsrTans STORE ‘ance Housewares Section to tion In comparatively and on Lehalf of the city, with « has a well selected composed | Sheriff Conn declared Wednesday| stock medorats tones ‘motion 1o quash the trust Ol'R com- that he was obtaining evidence to| of supplies for the picnic lunch. “Good Neighbors™, With few pany's subpoena it exceptions all had ac- and service, on show that Lee, on his return from| the tha ground that #t was on ,cepud president's signature as served hunting trip, deopsited $6,000 in a dozen. Beautiful u foregone conclusion. The Jiji the city comptroller, rather than inmTacoma ; Paper Plates, 10¢ “Hammersley” Wax Paper, 12. i says bank, whereas a bank book| lwe “‘must patiently wait for Amer. upon the mayor as dozen. ingh 125 feet fn SOMETHING NEW! required by found In his home that he had Wooden Plates, 20¢ width, roll, $ shows | lcans calmly reconsider state law, to their lbul §5 when he went. Paper Ice Cream and Salad 50¢. ’ Howe's argument on the city's i action.” Evans' financial affairs also! | l Dishes, B¢ dozen, Paper Pionic Packages, with Lake Forest The Nichl Nichi: motion carried him into a | statement of Glos great signs improvement| White Paper Napkins, 16¢ b plates, & napkins and 40x Novelty Crepe of the “Japan should take merits of the pending suit, laho'aedafter his the pesitive return, officers declarc, §onch table and Judge Cushman hundred. cover, 10¢ interrupted to lllq off a noto of at | steps.” 1‘ pald SI,OOO a Ta- package, At dispose of the motion, Ma “Tullp™Paper Cupas, carton of Yard Tha Yomiuri: | oity's fcoma bank, tuking the money $1.95 Highlands frum{ carton refused quash 12, 10¢; of 40, 256¢. “The first stage of n.nu-.!'apanl-n“ to efther the aube & roll of bills, He was asked where Lemonade “Straws” 10¢ is It poena its to completed, may be repeated or service, but required he got the It is alleged, “Lily" Paper Cups, carton of box. { new in Be Ready money, and % glos Crepe plain and two-tone colors 5 or ' for twice thrice” counsel the, trust company to he s sald to have that he 5 Be. replied PICNIC BASKETS in wide T]ll‘.\‘ have service a will be popular for frocks, Pull made upon the mayor sold patent rights on of Lis one-piece overblouses a Tag one cans| Wax Paper Containers for of and before further variety shapes sizes, proceedings against 1o an Anacortes cannery. and skirts. Plain white, Jam, butter, plckles or sulad: l“ to ‘Bo3‘o silver, beige and black. the city. Bherift Conn declures that the at the Big haif-pint size, dozen; Bso¢ CAMPFIRE Two-tone effects in rose, orange, jade, turquoise Following the disposition of the icannery mentioned is In the hands FOLDING pint, OB4¢ dozen; quart, GRIDE of Cushman Tues. wire, provide PRE-OPENING SALE motion, Judge set !or the receiver and that he is re- doxen. and tangerine with white. Width 40 inches, 78¢ level surface for $1,95 day, at 11 a. m, for consolidated jeeiver for it. cooking Wax Paper in sheets, roli; several vard. the ' ‘ 3¢ vessels, TBs¢, 08¢ —DOQWNSTAIRS STORE hearing of county’s motions to The four Tacoma men are de.! in package of 15 feet, B¢, and 81.75. dismiss both Injunction suits, clared to have spent two or three| ooookti el s days at La Conner, and it was at ~=DOWNSTAIRS STORE ‘Rush Red Cross Relief to levels, heavily damaging crops. La Conner that the mackinaws June Ist ) . - Conglderable live stock was lost wore purchased which witnesses de- ) . Southern Tornado Area the Women’s and Misses SAMto7P M. in the high waters, clare bandits wore. Red for the The of the Cross supplies relief robbery Anacories . . NEW ORLEANS, la., May 28— of the stricken residents of the bunk was spectacular. Thres men The of result Rubber Big Lots From known death list 40, storm area are already en route. were seen outside the bank building Swimming Caps iing from the tornado which struck . » about 8 o'clock in the afternoon ‘”3’ and other sec- and fancy styles in these rub- to 3 Acres Missisgippl, Alabamua ATOKA, 28.~Tive to a woman. The Y 0k1a.,, May per- talking bandits e night P PI,A!N ;lmna of the South Monday sons were known dead today and entered the bank ,while Arthur F73 ber Caps. Many attractive fancy be “l/ 25c is to In- {and Tuesday, expected several injuregd In & tornado which Campbell, a baker, and Willlam Me. (/'.\l_ . ‘.l‘( svyles in gay colors. Very good value. iereased when wire communication the norih swept across open country Cracken, cold stornge plant owner, ~DOWNSTAIRS STORE {is restored with outlying districts, of the ‘here during night. two customers, were there, istill cut off from the outside world. J. L, Jett and four members of his The bandits then ran out of the / | The tornado wus followed by a family were crushed to death when 1 bank firing right and left at pedes. 4'/ il 5 | ! irainstorm which caused small rivers the storm demolished their home five ?\&l ‘ “}| frians on the street. They entered /"" ,‘- land creeks to rise to unprecedented miles north of Stringtown, ““» ’s their car, which was later found to In U R a Women’s have been stolen from Bayview S S Sateen Bathinghi NO INTEREST TO woman, went the length of the . 1 . PAY main street, turned, and still firing, again passed thru the center of the| . Slippers, 50c Some WOMEN! DYE town and digappeared up the high. Lower—a Few ANY toward Pass ferry, Higher way Deceptign purple, green, blue and red shades. Laced style, The outlaws fled to an old mill at I‘;\' with good soles. Sizes 6, 7 and the abezndoned townsite of + 8, 50¢ pair. You Make Your Glbraltar, Take a “Kampkook’“Kampkoo whero thelr automobile was found Also black and white canvas bathing slippers in Payments to deserted, ‘ sizes 4 and 8, at 50¢ pair. Marine National Bank DRAPERY Alrplanes, motorboats and heavily. Stove Along —DOWNSTAIRS STORE GARMENT, armed joined in the search, posses TERMS but they falled to find any trace on your week-end outing trips or to your as low as of the bandits, perma- nent Summer cottage or camp. SI.OO a Week Dresses Waists Curtains Ginghams . 4 Miner Is Injured You will enjoy the convenience and For - efficiency Complete Details . : Skirts Kimonas Coverings Stockings When Car Hits Him of the “Kampkook" Portable Stove, ) Call at Homesite Office Men’s Mercerize d Walking into the path of a 26th Ocecupies very small space when folded for or Coats Sweaters Draperies Everything ave. B, strect car, Mike Zema, Issa.

. quah miner, was knocked down and carrying, sl Phone KE nwd-4014J-11 painfully injured late Tuesday Lisle Sox No. 4 two burn- night, The accident huppened on Kampkook (pictured), . for Jucksgon between Fifth Strictly Caucasian st., and’ ers, wind shield and warming shelf, 29c¢ 80c Hixth - ' Pair—3 for Race aves, $ll.OO, Diamond Zemo was taken to the city hoe. | in men's Dyes pital, suffering from a mangled left Also “Kampkook” Stoves at $7.50, $9.00 and good value these mercerized hand head Injurles, - VER\' Fireside and $15.00, Lisle Sox. Made with reinforced toe, heel

. burn and rvibbed Cordovan shade and Realty Co. Drunken Driver Is Kampkook Stoves gasoline or dis- sole; tops. s at [ Mach 15 cent puckage of “Diamond home dyeing guaranteed, Just tell . . tillate and wre entively safe in operation. black. Sizes 10 to 11'5. Low-priced 29¢ whether P, directions simple your druggist the mutorial Given Jail and Kennard White Dyex” contains so ~ Fine See the display in our Housewares Sec- pair; 3 pairs for 80¢. wish Is wool or you to dye or sllk, Thirty days and SIOO were plas. Director of Sales woman can dye or tint her old, Men's Section, any whether it Is lnen, cotton, or | Downstairs DOWNSTAIRS STORE any tered on Harry Tamal by Judge | tion, Store. if sho worn, faded things new, even mixed goods, Diwmond Dyes never 1313 First Ave, l(}ordun Tuesduy, on o drunken driv. || fade Las never dyed before. Buy Diamongd slreak, spot, or run,—-Advertiye chm-e?. e was arrested Aprll Dyes~no other kiud-then perfect ment, llng10, | ]