The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1921, Page 5

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY T2, 1921 THE f ART SEES | The Great American Home 1) HAVOC DONE 4 BY TORNADO Salvaging of Timber Must Be Done Swiftly, Official ; Party Declares WN, U “M'NOT DEAD” | COLONEL INSISTS Astonished to Learn His Body Found in South Lieut, Col. Charles BE. Stanton, who was chief disbursing officer with the American army in France, and au thor of the famous remark: “Lafay- ette, we are here!’ said in Seattle to. day that he is reasonably certain he in not dead. When Col, Stanton, who t# to be principal apeaker tonight at the in day banduet of the ¥ « Republicay olub, Crystal P arrived from San ancisco Wrida he was astonished Jearn thru the medium of the United Press that his dead body had just been found near NOW PLAYING 200 6 UNIVERSITY First National’s Anniversary Attraction From James Oliver Curwood’s Thriller— UNCLE CHARLEY, THATS THE FIRST TIME | EVER. SAW YOU REFUSE A prink! PORKS, Wash, Feb. 12.—-Im Pressed by the havoc wrought by the tornado of January 29, which laid tow fully one-third of the heavy tim. ter in the Olympic peninsula, Gover. Bor Hart, the state highway com on, timber owners and state for. ry officials, inspecting the wreck are reluctant to pass judgment what their recommendations i be. | They are agreed, however, on the Point that salvaging must be done Swiftly, if done at all. Use of the government's spruce production rail. | foad, which connects with the Mil Waukee raitroad at Joyce and runs $7 miles into the timber, will prob- ably be recommended. Completion @f the Olympic highway to Lake} ‘Quinault will also aid considerably, feel. Altho thousands of fallen trees are along the road, no loss of life been reported OMOTIVES DFFERED BY ILWAUKEE ‘An offer to lend locomotives and ther equipment for the work of sal- fallen timber in the Olympic la was made Thursday in by H. B. Earling, vice presi- | of the Chicago, Milwaukee & Paul railroad. also of foods resulting from the | V8 ie ting of streams is said to require — SOQABILITY — UNCLE CHARLEY WHO IS A HE! vues BACHELOR. HAD A BABY FoR THE FIRST TIME — State Plans (WOMEN SURVEY Redding, Cal “This in certainly news to mom ex claimed the healthy-looking “ghost “Are you sure the report is correct Perhaps there is some mistake.” A tow minutes later there came an. other balletin over The Star's United | Press wire saying that the body found near Redding had been identi fied as that of Charles Stanton, « blacksmith of Sacramento, + Col. Stanton was deluged with tele grama from California Friday after noon, anxiously inquiring if tt -was really no that he was dead Col, Stanton, while in France, spent more money than any other man in the world, He wrote checks amounting to a millian dollars a day, | Col. Stanton today praised Gen Porshing in glowing terms, saying Pershing was the greatest organizer in history. eee HARDING TO OPEN LINCOLN DAY BANQUET When Presidentelect Warren G | Harding pushes a button in St Augustine, Fla, at 6:45 Saturday night a responsive flaxh in the Crys tal Pool auditorium will open the an- nual Lincoln day banquet of the Young Men's Republican club in this city. OMAN TELLS OF STORM’S TERROR ‘The preaident-clect will then dictate & message and the music and the speeches will begin. Frank Branch Riley of Portland will be toastmaster and Col, Charles BE, Stanton, U. 5. A., retired, will deliver the principal ad dress, in response to the toast “Abra ham Lincoln.” RETAIL STORES Ask Them “If, They Have Washington Products SCHOOL BOARD UL Museum for Is Picked to Succeed George H. Walker Barleycorn A delayed report of the storm in| Claude H. Eckart, of the Eckart z Parmple manionets from, 2s, | Pasting & Heating Co. became a! Cases of Liquid Reminis- — os member of the school board Friday, cence, » Prote jer_at Forks, Wash., reached | vor, of the board. He will an; Cf c* bE AE gay a L a “NOMADS:NORTH” Mountain lions, wolves, bears, wildcats—all the wild beasts of the great North woods are in this stirring photoplay of the big outdoors! CHRISTIE COMEDY Mra. Henry Landes, preatdent of ——— the Seattle Federation of Women's YORK.—Custom inspectors jelubs, in detailing club women to}, a’ weaken * teaving. Tealiex | make @ survey of retail stores to am | i, ip Quisepple Verdi. Find #1 }certain to what extent Washington | Maner sown tn bags hans | products are used, potnfs out that pong aah prow 4 serving industries in the Pacific! Northwest bullds payrolls, The wom 4S inte kindling wood.” tion of George H. Walker vatil a el described the gigantic task of |SUccesser can be chosen by popular) PIERRE, 8. D., Feb. 1 —Boose the fonds and added that her, Y°t® 1 December. | hounds are barking & bill introduced Eckart was made a member of the in the South Dakota legislature by | NO'Nwerl Bulle Paxton ie vend “BACK FROM THE FRONT” ets Too Fati A eatistying weight reduction safe, pleasant Brings sienderness, ter health and happiness. Get box of Kereim (pronounced the druggist’. Folio are allowed to eat sweets, tion of strenuous exercisi: Your decomes worth living, with clearer buoyant step, cl improved figure, ness. Look aad feet ada to your life, Ark Tor MOREIN mal free. Korein Co. NE-68, tion X, New York. What Congress Is Doing Today SENATE Jediciary committees to consider France bill for amnesty to political prisoners Manufactures committee continues coal hearing. nousE Continers consideration ef naval appropriation bill, Réaward N. Murley, One thousand Boy Scouts al yelled |at once at Broadway high school | Friday night, and the gray hairs on the head of Ezra Meeker, pioneer trail blazer, almost stood up. “I have heard Indians yell on the plains,” he told the young war- whoopers, “but you can beat any In- dians I ever heard.” The yell marked the end of Boy | Scout week. There were similar yells thruout the country, CLE iTTLI former chatr. board, appears mimitt e ' ‘Transparent bottles, holding at least a pint and measuring at least six inches from “stem to stern,” PHOTO PI * PICTURES WITH ACTION—MUSIC WITH CHARM NOW PLAYING AN INCE PRODUCTION STARTS TODAY Beautiful Star “ “The Broadway Bubble” CORINNE Three Dozen Special Three dozen dainty photo- graphs, specially priced at $10.00, One dozen, $5.00, Sepia finish. James & Merrihew 700 Eitel mh 2nd at Pike, are still unstrung by the hur-) mittee on buildings and grounds! senator Knixht | aA and the committee on finance. Tho bill calls for the credtion of a| *tores today and asked these ques A motion by Cari E. Croson, stat-| commission on liquid reminiscence | “°™ 3 OTECTION |ing conditions under which schools) to collect samples of whisky, wine,| 1 Are Washington goods carried . may be used for nonpartisan political in stock——-groceries, meats, hamea, ba ED IN meetings, was referred to a commit- con, lard, ete, and household artl- RM AREA |tee consisting of Croson and H. R.| cles? | King. 2 Are Washingtonmadse goods | | Havoe wrought by the great storm) ‘The board refused to allow meet-| well displayed? im the Otympic peninsula recently im-| ings of the First Church of Christ, | 3. Are Washington goods ag well the Puget Sound Maritime cir. } Scientist. in the auditorium of Frank: | displayed a9 outside goods? Friday to communicate with Unit-|in nigh school. 4. In the merchant Informed as to @ States Senator Wesley 1s Jonts the comparative qualities of Wash-/Grip, Influenza, Sore Throat : measures be ur; if ington goods and thosg made else) ggmphreys’ Homeo, Medicine fection of that section of the| Dances Reinstated where? ae | ee ee Se . * ¥ / cer eare™ Oe =7| ty Win Pupils Back yonty, bar. sn. av and etar| "ons arenes commas tna Gry Rem ‘same commenication ts to be| EVANSTON, Mil, Feb. 12.—The|!!quors so that future generations | cotide products, and what caunes| to the state legislature. It) shimmy and the toddle are reinstated | ™4Y §a%* upon the stuff that used | ine gitterence? REAL PAINLESS out that federal and state ald|at Northwestern University. ‘The | ‘0 be—but isn't. 6 What, in your opinion, ts the 4 be given to Clallam and Jef. | rule against them droye undergradu- | And furthe caplaine, reason for any preference you may counties In constructing roads | ates to outside dances, The faculty | win go om ex find for Washington-made goods? | which apparatus may be moved' wants them back where they can | For outside goods? rescue work when storms arise. supervise their steps. om 7. In the dealer enthuntastic or pas: | } , . sive in the sale of Washington goods? Ways and ymmittes con: & Are the clerks Instructed to fea- tinues tariff hearings on articles now ture Washington-made goods? | on the free ta They asked the dealer to suggest tisags beshings on fortifications ‘ap- shall be provided to contain the! producta he is unable to buy here propriations bill. liquids. The botties shall be placed; which he thinks should be manufac | } in a steel ease in a prominent place | tured in Washington, YAKIMA.—One thousand acres in | = the South Dakota State Historica! | ee : ea Tape siitebiblina’ ‘ins ow the Cottonwood canyon, west of this! ‘useurm. in io | city, are reported under a foot to 18 st} The commission is authorizea to| Another Fear for (whalebone) plate, ‘which, ie (hel inches of water. A “chinook” wind anpoint judges to test liquid. Said : does not cover the roof of the caused flood conditions thruout thi: |Judges must pay $25 a day for per- American People mouth; you can bite corn off the | Gutrict. ‘| NEW YORK, Feb. 12.—A menace | Wo tasue wet of teeth | confronting the United States today Is gy Crowne . ie4) |the possibility of a typhus plague, 88 Bridgewerk jaccording to Dr. Royal 8. 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