The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1920, Page 5

MONDAY, JOLY fF, to20. THE SKRATTLE STAR PAGE 5 4 anaeais aaedinee : Ballot No. 23 |{ Ballot No. 25 || V. P., MAYBE Alabama-—Cox 9, McAdoo 11, Alwbama—Cox 3, Davia 4, McAdoo verstuffre ocKer B)pais« 8, Underwood 9 e a] Artzona—Cox 3, McAdoo 3. Arizona—MeAdoo 3, Cox e f] | Arkansas—Cox 13, Palmer 1, Mo Arkansas—Paimer 1, McAdoo 2, Adoo 4 Cox 16 a California—Pasned California—MeAdoo 10, Cox 14, ore ie ne Colorado—Cummings 1, McAdoo 5,|Cummings 1, Paimer 1 Cox ¢ Colerado—Cummings 1,-McAdoo 6 Bathing Suits for Eve ry Mem ber of the Family [| connectiout—cox 6, Palmer 6, Mo-|Cox 6 a = ® fo] Adoo 1, Cumming» 2 Connecticut—-MeAdoo 1, Cummings 4 ee , Here xb ex- ay laware-—Cox 2, McAdoo 4, 2, Palmer 6, Cox 6 { ception: bar- } orida~Cox 9, McAdoo 3. Delaware-—McAdoo 2, Cox 4 St R i da H i " orgia —Palmer Florida-McAdoo 8, Cox 9. B ste rie: Sy et, Pana A Stock READJUSTMENT fa) ad dg el oy Ulinols—Palmer 2 McAdoo 14,| Idaho—MeAdoo & . ge ocker, uphol- Davis 2, Cox 40 Ilinols—Palmer 1, McAdoo #2, Cox 1M orgy Brmcosc, tener sara SALE oF WoMEN’S tye ns tapes- [B]|_ Kansas—Moadoo 20, lowa—Cox 26 : ry; oose Kentucky—- Passed. Kansas—MeAdoo 20. é pls al / cushion and Loulsiana-—Cox 16, McAdoo 4 Kentucky—McAdoo 5, Davis 1, OATS, UITS, KIR TS \ fine spring rol Maine — McAdoo 6, Owen 1,/Cox 20 : Palmer 6. Louisiana—McAdoo 2 Davia 4, - } ¢ on struction. Maryland—Cox 8%, McAdoo §%,/Cox 15, absent 1 $ D SE i Ease and com- Oy Davis 2 m 5 “| Maine—MeAdoo 6, Owen 1, Palmer AND RESSES i ; | } fort assured in [B)| Massachusotts—Paasned 6 this pooker. Michigan—Passed Maryland—Cox 8%, McAdoo 6%, Second Floor yi n ey’ io} Minnesota ox 4, Palmer 4, Mo- | Davie 2. LAS Specially priced at .... onus fel stor Davis 1; absent 2. Massachusetts—Davis 1, McAdoo Bégiining Tuead fs t 9 o'clock fy 7 Missisatppi—Cox 20. 1, Owen 2, Cox 13, Palmer 19. J esday morning at 9 ocloc Wa Other Overstuffed Chairs and Rockers specially [B]| _Missourt—cox 5, Palmer 4%,|_Michigan—Palmer 10, McAdoo 12, the Ready-to-Wear Sectic g ‘will -ofte wf BNIOOA BE cnceccccc scence - $72.50 and $95.00 ray ONE 2 Clark 2. Lardner %, Mo- a ; ee iis nour eaneaasioel i on i . er BH 3 wee Adoo 19%; not voting Minnesota—Davis 1, Cox 4, Palmer r your eco cal choosing several spe- “rt Sh oo Ray ee Peete ates Saline S snestenlbbee cially arranged groups which po, if Formerly WoodhouseGrunbaum Furniture Co, Inc. [el ito: Missourt—Clark 2, Cox 1, Palmer substantial reductions on serviceable and :| °, x thew Wndinies £18: Owe Davis 1, Pershing 1, a ne ro wen, Hampenire—Cox 2, Patmer 1 hea octenlodt iam eh becoming apparel. We particularly call [B)| Sew servey—con 28 Montana—McAdoo 8, to your attention the limited quantities Mexico MeA de nerashe--Owen 9 MeAdoo 7, and suggest the morning hours for which FURNETORE Obl is}; » k—McAdoo 20, Cox 70. Nevada—Cox 6 Fr ; f | fa) Lesh pean So Fah New Hampyhire—Palmer 1, Cox 2, to obtain the most satisfactory selections. FURNITURE Co INC. HY North Dakota—Cox 2, McAdoo $,| McAdoo 6 ° Ohio—Cox 48 New Jervey—Cox 28 is Where Pike Meets Fifth Oklahoma—Owen 20. ~~ oe ery ore 1 Grou p No. 1—25 Oregon—MeAdoo 10 New York cAdoo 20, J] . + er Pennsylvania—Cox &, MeAdoo 2, rth Carolina~-McAdoo 24 Spring Style Suits : ofofofofofofofofofofoyofofofajoya) Bee "3 North Dakota—Cox 2, McAdoo & VicTOre Gesigned of wool velour and serge, 12 260 Silk Rhode Tk _Palmer 2, Cox 1 Ohio—Cox 48, ° MUPOOCK novelty checks. Sizes 16 to 40, but South Carolina—McAdoo 18, Okiahoma—-Owen 20. not each size in every style or color South Dakota—Palmer 10. Oregon—McAdoo 10, There’s still some talk of combination 4 Dresses Tennesseo—Davia 24 : Pennsylvania—Cox 1, McAdoo 2 | running this Kansas progres- Special, each, ake 2 5.00 - MeAdoo Palmer 73. y 4 epee “vpirpren 8 Fthode Island—Cox 4, Palmer 3, Da-| ive ag the democratic vice) Cin N eas This assortment comprises | Vermont—Palmer 1, Cox 7. vie Bd | preside ntial candidate. = roup No. 2—75 Short groups No. 3, No, 4, No. & Virginia—Glass 24 South Carolina—McA¢ 1 ‘ae of wool jersey 4 ». 6 4 p! | Washington—-McAdoo 7%, Davis} South Dakota—McAdoo 6, Cox 4. Sport Coats and silvertone egarbtnedindtenie esses %. Cox 5, Irvin Cobb 1 Davin 24. tings in plain brown, navy, pekin usually well made and sty- West Virginia—Davin 16 Seeipe Manan’ | tan and heather mixtures ishly designed silk taffeta, Wisconsin—Cox 7, McAdoo 1% Ttah—MeAdoo &, 16 to 40. Se ivi-4 Wyoming. McAdoo, 6 2 , Vermont Palmer 1, McAdoo 7 Special, each, at.. $13.75 georgette and messaline silk Alaska—Palmer, 3; Cox, % Mo/©o* ‘ ‘: @resses in a wide color va Adoo, 2 Virginia—Glase 24. Group No. 7—60 Wool District of Cotumbla—Pulmer, 6. Washington—Davis 4%, Cox 6%, argon ki accordi pleated, bo riety, including navy and hart on plea x Panigbinen dene ten yp ar oven Virgtole Davis 16 Lectures on How to Read) Skirts, pleated, knife pleated black. Sizes 16, 26, 38 and aa yr Winconsin—McAdoo 19, Cox 7, People at Sight and straight line styles, in an attrac | 40, but not each size tn ow Porto Rico—Palmer, 2; Davis, 1;| Wyoming—McAdoo 6. rs EMAL apd Settoon ae ery style and color. Special, Glam, 1; MeAdoo, 3 eer icant Mirmineadl ins WH Ve Mage PE ne. Special, each, at $19.75 Canal zone—Palmer, 1; McAdoo, 1 ee 1 Veseaiein avant a: teats wel agp agg thn Bing yy lege, 4 it ae Ie om, California—McAdoo, 11; Cox, 13; istrict of Columbla—Palmer @ lectures on “How to Read | sb . 3 Gauanan & Pesce Hawaii—McAdoo 1,' Cox 5. ple at Sight.” will be repeated by Group No. 8—75 Suits, $18.75, $25.00, Indiana—Cox, 19; McAdoo, 11. Philippines—MeAdog 4, Cox 2 : bye het ego Se ae at made of wool jersey, velour and : bangin’ —McAdoo, 6; Pal 3,| Porto Rico—-Palmer 2, Davis of Columbus hal eminnin, 6.) tweeds, show! veral styl a ~ nivel Dou Tey ag % Palmar, & | cee 17 McA6oo 9 at 8 p.m. These lectures explain | good Glee anpettinent ‘a cc $35.00 and $39.75 | “Massachusetts-Owen, %; McAdoo,| Panama Cartl--Palmer 1, McAdoo the five different types and their pe-| 42. Special, 4 weet Famer Th S Ff cullariuee an shown by. thelr. out COC, AL meaeneeeeen ees BLIATD ~ 5. jcAdoo avin Me ic nd « re pein, Fe scr i ey, mite 4, Owen 24, Gnas 25, Clark 2,|siamified Jurt aa wcentifially as are| Group No. 9—45 Sport Coats, | Group No. 10—100 Sport | Cox, 429; Palmer, 181; MeAdoo,|Underwood 9, Pershing 1, absent 3./rocks and trees and are canlly under-| ‘ . | High grade coats of velour de laine, 204%: Dav abu) Galmnians, steed when once the characteristics | sg de J<at ha —_ Aaa paboney polo | Coats, eilvertone,. peach locas, tauaeeel Owen, 34; Glass, 25; Clark, 2; Ring ep Ser psy : and wool velour coatings, in plain brown, and camels hair coatings, in novelty checks Lardner, %; Cobb, 1% Ballot No. 26 Pa songs pie gc pat gprerote rove and mixtures. Sizes 16 to 40. $17 5() and plain colors. $34.75 JOSEPH 8B. ELWELL A hitherto unpublished photograph of James B. Elwell, made at Palm Beach, a short time before his death. | ipipcethay ered DECLARE TARIFF ‘NOW DEAD ISSUE; Joseph B. Elwell, found shot to death fn his home June 11, John T. Dool Curtain Falls on Ancient Dispute j | fing, assistant district attorney, is go- dng to have the retina of the dead man’s eye photographed. The suggestion came in a eabie} from the French police. ‘There is a belief or superstition in Political Police circles that the last imag thrown on a man's eyés when he dies in terror is the face of the mur derer. Dooling doesn't subseribe to this Belief, but he’s willing to fry it if it Will aid the solution of the mystery BY L. C, MARTIN FRANCISCO, July 5. The} tariff, century-old issue between the) two leading parties in the United States, is dead as a campaign issue, democratic leaders declared here to-| day, That is the reason, they. said, | why the democratic platform dis- minsed the subject with a simple re affirmation of the party’s traditional policy of tariff for revenue only. In thus relegating the tariff into SAN Sale the background, the democrats fol lowed the lead of the republicans, U. 8. Army olive drab Svool.. |! who in thelr platform carried but « U. &. Navy white “fists. ‘° $1 || perfunctory reference to a protective \ U. &. Navy Ditty Boxes... 91.25 | tariff. New O. D. Blankets . Agrnag SE | ‘Thus the issue, which was one of| on Navy |the underlying causes of the civil i rubber) . |war, because of the alleged discrim+ Regulation Army Raincoats nation in levying tariff and which haw been the battleground in and out Spiral Puttess of congress for years, is lost sight 1 lined .. - 81 of. It will never be revived, in the na eA Bidnicets’ (all, || opinion of democratic leaders here. on Munson last we 0 | Des Moines Road ‘at ‘Shirts, all wool. 86.50 On Three-quarter Sheets, used, Erupts ce More but in good condition. Another section of the Des Moines 4 ee yh = road blew up Saturday, this time in 5 Wool Ya ) front of the store at Sunnydale, A | section 10 feet long was hurled high |into the alr, but no one was injured. | Two weeks ago a woman was hurt | when a longer section of the pave | ment exploded in the heat, The trouble is said to be due to the | et that the foundation of the road is of solid concrete, which expands Robes (for auto or 4 plaid wool Dr Blankets ... 9x9 Khaki Tents, army duck. In the heat of the sun and follows 9x15 Tarpauline . the line of least resistance, which is 9x9 White Tents, 12-07, 617.90 4, The remedy proposed is to 16x16 Sibley Tents, army duck .. : Special Equipment for Pe geouts and Campers Bale Conducted by —EEE Six Destroyers a 4 Lewis Here for Daniels ireless | ec jaetecien conte aerated dig @ trench at every pointw here the road ig rising and pour in a flex ible filler, Boy 906 Third Ave. Seattle, W lof the Joe Daniels to Alaska (and Express Orders given || Were at Bremerton Monday. They ee prompt attention. " Ilarrived Saturday, The destroyers 4; McAdoo, 7; Underwood, 9. Arizona—MeAdoo 3, Cox 3. Alabama-—Davis 4, McAdoo 11, Cox} Arkansas—Palmer 1, Cox 14, Mo- 8, Underwood 1. “ Adoo 3 Arizona—Cox 3, McAdoo 3. California—McA doo 11, Cox 14, Pal- Arkansas—Cox 14, Palmer 1, Mc-| mer 1. Adoo 14. Colorado—Cummings 1, McAdoo 5, Calitornla—Cox 13, Palmer 1, Mc-|Cox ¢ | Adoo 10, Cummin, | mings 1. Connecticut—Cox 6, Palmer 5, Mc-| Florida—McAdoo 3, Cox 9, Adoo 1, Cummings 2 Georgia—Palmer 28. Delaware-—-Cox 2, McAdoo 4 Idaho--McAdoo &. Florida—Cox 9, McAdoo 3. * llinols—Palmer 1, McAdoo 21, Cox} Georgia—Palmer 24 46 Idaho—MecAdoo & Indian Cox 19, McAdoo 11, Iilinois—Cox 40, Palmer 2, McAdoo] lowa—Cox 16. Kansas—McAdoo 20, | Indiana—Cox 19, McAdoo 11. Kentucky—Davis, 1; McAdoo, 6;] lowa—Pansed. Cox, 19 Kansas— McAdoo 20. Louisiana—McAdoo 2, Davis 4, Cox Kentucky—Cox 20, McAdoo 5, Da | 13, absent 1. via 1. Maine—McAdoo 7, Palmer 5. Loutsiana—Pasned. Maryland—Cox 8%, McAdoo 5%, Maine—Palmer 6, McAdoo 6,| Davis 2. Owen 1. wachusetts—Palmer 18, Cox 14, Michigan—-Palmer 10, McAdoo 15,] Minnesota—Davis 1, Cox 4, Palmer Cox & McAdoo 15, absent 1. Minnesota—Davis 1, Palmer 4, Cox] Mississipp!—Cox 20, 4, McAdoo 14, absent 1 Miasouri—Clark 3, Cox 7, Palmer 5, | Missiasippi——Cox 20. Owen 1, Davis 1, McAdoo 18. ab. Missouri rk 2, Cox 7, Palmer] sent 1 5, Owen 1, McAdoo 20, absent 1. Montana—McAdoo 8. Moptana—McAdoo 8 Nebraska—Owen 9, McAdoo 1. Nebraska—Owen 9, McAdoo 7. Seis Gena Nevada—Cox 6. New Hampshire—Palmer 1, Cox 2 New Hampshire—Palmer 1, Cox 2,] stcadoo 5 | McAdoo 5. New Jersey—Cox 38. New Jersey—Cox 28 New Mexico—McAdoo, 5; Senator New Mexico—McAdoo 6 Sense, t New York—Cox 70, McAdoo 20. New York—Cox, 70; McAdoo, 20 North Carolina~-McAdoo 24 North Carolina—McAdoo, 24 North Dakota—Cox 2, McAdoo 8 North Dakota—Cox, 2; McAdoo, 8 Ohio—Cox 48 Ohio rr Oklahoma—Owen 20 Oklahoma—Owen, 20. Oregon—McAdoo 10 Oregon—McAdoo, 10. Pennsylvania—Cox 1, McAdoo 2. Pennsylvania—Cox, 1; McAdoo, 2; Palmer 73 Palmer, 73. Rhode Island—Palmer 3, Cox 7. Rhode Island—Palmer, 3; Mo South Carolin McAdoo 18. Adoo, 3; Cox, 4. South Dakota—Palmer 10. South Carolina--McAdoo, 18 Tennessee—Davis 24 South Dakota—McAdoo, 6; Cox, 4 Texas—McAdoo 40 ‘Tennessee—Davis, 24 Utah—-MeAdoo 8 ‘Texas—McAdoo, 400. Vermont—Palmer 1, Cox 7. Utah—McAdoo, 8 Virginia—Glasa Vermont—Palmer, 1; McAdoo, 1; Washington — Davis %, Cox 6% x, 6. McAdoo 8 Virginia—Glass, 28. West Virginia—Davin 16. Washington—Davis, %; Cox, 6; Wisconsin—McAdoo 19, Cox Tt McAdoo, 7% Wyoming—McAdoo 6. West Virginia—Davis, 16. Alaska — Palmer 3, McAdoo 2,] Wisconsin—McAdoo, 19; Cox, 1 Cox 1 Wyoming—McAdoo, 6. District of Columbia—Palmer 6, Alaska—Palmer, 3; McAdoo, 2; Hawali—McAdoo 1, Cox 5. Cox, 1 Philippines—McAdoo 3, Cox 2,Pal-] District of Columbia—Palmer, 6. mer 1 Hawali—MeAdoo, 1; Cox, 5. Porto Rico— Palmer 2, Davis 1,| Philippines—McAdoo, 4; Cox, 2 Glass 1, McAdoo 2 Porto Rico—Palmer, Davis, 1;) Panama Canal — Palmer 1, Me-|Glass, 1; McAdoo, 2 Adoo 1 Canal Zone—Palmer, 1; McAdoo, 1 Alabama—Owen, 1; Cox, 3; Davis, | Ballot No. 24 Connecticut—McAdoo 1, Cummings 2, Palmer 6, Cox 6. Delaware—McAdoo 3, Cox Colorado—Cox 6, MeAsoo &, Cum. McAdoo 1, Davis 1, Owen Michigan—Palmer 10, McAdoo 13, x Maryland—Cox 8%, McAdoo 5% Davis 5 Masaachusetts—Panned. lowa—Cox 26. Unofficial totals: Louisiana— Davis 4, McAdoo 4,| Cox, 424%; Palmbr, 167; McAdoo, Cox 12. 971; Davis, 55%; Cummings, 3; Owen, Massachusetts Davis 1, McAdoo |33; Glass, 26; Clark, 3; Underwood, 9; | $, Owen 8, Paler 18, Cox 18. Senator Jones, 1; not voting or ab-| Oficial totals: sent, 2, Cox 429, Palmer 177, MeAdoo es es 4 164%, Davis 64%, Cummings 5.|Dems May Abolish Owen 34, Glass 26, Clark 2, Under 4 wota 1, ahedst Two-Thirds System} SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.—The| rules committee of the democratic convention is considering recommend. ing that the present system of nom One of the largest trade conven: |inating by a two-thirds vote be abol tions to be held in the Northwest |ished, and with it the unit rule, | this year is the convention of the|Thomas J. Spellacy, of Hartford Interstate Realty association, which |Conn., chairman of the rules com meets in Spokane on July 15, 16 and|mittee, said today. 17. Over 1,000 delegates are expect Should the rules committe ry ed to be in attendance. This organ.|mend the change, it would not {zation is an association composed |this convention of realtors in the states of Oregon, 1,000 to . Attend | N. W. Realty Meet pom. fect ence and is w entific work known for @ hugnan ana! Hin lect vocational expert July 6, 7 maux and Miller gem, Oeschger and Gowdy wry and O'Neill. ity, ness and tact RAINIER PARE DOUBLE-HEADER TODAY First Game at 1:30 TAKE FOURTH AVE. may also be used to run down fis poacher» The Sun is hot enough to melt, on its surface, an envelope of iow Washington, Idaho, Montana, Brit- ish Columbia and Alberta PAGIFIG GOAST LEAGUES BASEBAL VERNON SEATTLE © res and 8 will be free to both | ARS a of ta men and women and will cover all the angles of character analysis. NATIONAL LEAGUE Scott, Fillin-| ary AMERICAN LEAGUE Londen Editor Says Davis Has Chance) LONDON, July 5.—"If a ‘dark horse’ is nominated at San Fran-|(e Pinta | Ue Put UP to the gas) cisco, as now appears likely, It wil eee ts remain um: ae rhisen Eger sper! the Dally News changed Monday, officials announced. Sowarenee GOOOOEn the, Aicacinan |, The RE sont to: panive: sill: be per declared the - Americanliyng standard tanker El Segundo, ambassador was a man of great abil who had won the confidence and respect of Great Britain by his frank: Special, each Special, WANT TO RATION GAS [have been sold by RH. each, at ...2.. Acquire Location _ for Moose Temple ‘Three lots on the northeast corner of Eighth ave. and University st. Denny to (PAULIST CHOIR WILL SING HER before noon. Both companies | maintained the ration limit of one | half tank capacity to pleasure cars. Wearying the long morning’ waits, a number of pilgrims to the Special at First gume— R. H. E.} » shrines, headed by Robert Cleveland + 3 8 0/8. Faris, 708 11th ave. N., have! At Chicago . «.. 5 1 1/ formed the “Five A. M. club,” which | Worth up to $4.00 Batteries: Caldv and O'Neill; |/has a n that they think will do Williams and Scha Jaway with the necessity of ining up s 32x80 inches and 36x84 inches, First game R. A. E.|for motor fuel. gre ed : fn . 3 snes ing “4 Faris, eae cant would | These Screen Doors are made of At Philadelphia . . nave the gasoline companies subtrac Cal eS woah : 4 ; Pennock and Walters:|from the estimated supply of gas for 78 rigor Sa peti wpe and are cov- Hasty and Styles the next yonth enough to run busi ered with black screen wire. They irst game jness card and to take care of are strongly constructed, being mor- Be: Loans : posed ce inl aay rg iene tac tised at all joints. Finished in nat- At Detroit nevis jthe minder b; af | al varnis act siedvion Gotheren anh pleasure care in the city and issue ural arnish. Special at $2.49. KE and Stanage * | the te that will eee their owners . den |to that amount each day | Yorks | his "will bring ‘about, an_eqult $4 and $4.50 Wash Boilers, Special $2.49 At: Waskinchen 2 4 41. [Able distribution of gasoline,” says Batteries: Shore and Ruel; Zach.|F2"s. “and eliminate the grafters | AN EXCEPTIONALLY BIG poe who drain their tank and return to | another station for more.” | The club has about 150 members| so far, says Faris. A committee will be sent to Mayor faldwell and the city’ council! Tuesday or Wednesday, jand after recetving official sanction fyrnich is due between July TUESDAY At the Ross Marche—Meeting | er hows Improvement club te pro- test condition of Nickerson st, 2 and | It will be wisdom on the part of house- keepers to can the and vegetables this year, even if part or all of the fruit must British Regiment | in India Protests | LONDON, Juy 5.—There is no like: | vi hood of the spreading of mutiny on| be canned without the part of a @onnaught regiment at sugar. From all pres- Jullundur, India, which surrendered arms and ammunition to the colonel upon receipt of news of events in Ireland, in the opinion of officials at the Indian office today. It was pointed out that the inci- dent was not a violent uprising, but was merely a protest against condi tions in Ireland ent indications, sugar will be cheaper next winter. Hurled to Death NEWPORT, Eng., July 5.—To re- cover her favorite kitten, which was thought to be in danger, Miss ( trudb Mills, 26 years old, went upon the roof of the Newport club h She lost her balance when reac! hing for the cat and fell to her death. | ; a TWO CREWS will be at work Tuesday repairing the section of the Des Moines road which “explod- jed” more than 10 days ago, KERR \ LI Screen Doors A big clearance sale of_odds and ends of Wash Boilers, made of heavy tin with copper bot- toms. They come in sizes 7, 8 and 9 and have the solid handles and the fit-over covers. This is a great bargain. miss it. $4.00 and $4.50 values, special at * usual amount of fruit ERUIT JARS SCHRAM JAR COVERS, DOZ.. ECONOMY JAR COVERS, DO’ MASON JAR COVERS, HAPPY HOME JAR RINGS, ANCHOR JAR RINGS, DOZ... First game— RH E Philadelphia 613 1 Seattle, lodge No. 211, Loyal Order At New York. ..ceceoneoee 1 3 0 of Moose, for $36,000. A Moose tem-| ‘The Paulist Choir, famous tt y ot lanne 4 piatterien: Rixey and Winthrow signa” Made hel Five | pie is planned. sation of men and bay sl arnes and Snyder. M ul | be heard in concert Arena . at the Rw E j ° 7 de sebdcisetns ie ee Now Seattle Has pose Monday night, July 12, a ¢ al iw Gee: ant Cab wan'te ole 2 Curtiss Planes ing to announcement made Fisher and Wingo; Carl-/brate the Four | ‘Two of the famous “Seagulls” are |The singers were last heard here r | Officials of the disteibut ing com: | the latest additions to Seattle's flock | 1918 and the choir is even aan rR H. FE. panies ay morning that/of aerial busses. The Western Air-| 4), Chicago 4 1 2. o|spectal allowances were made Sat-| plane company, of which J. Colbert than before, It is still under At Bt. Louis ‘ urday and Sunday to enable autoists | Sullivan is manager, controls the| Ufection of Father William J. 7 Batteries: Hendrix ar nd OF ,|to get away from,town over the week ribution for this part of the, 4nd has as its soloist. John Schupp and Clemons. bower gen Pee the bad bag By puntry of the famous Curtiss sea- gun, tenor of the St. Patrick's Was sides RHE peng who n plane, | edral in New York City. Brooklyn os -eeeeee. 17 2) Shel company service stations At Boston . were open all day, but Standard | Batteries: Marquard, Smith, supply pumps were for the most part | $2.49 Don’t -$2.49 (80 EASY To SEAL (80 EASY TO OPEN Gear Gass DOZ. Doz.