The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1921, Page 10

Larson, Frank, Casher, Margaret PAGE 10 ROOSEVELT SCHOOL T0 BE BUILT =: Opponents of Plans, Charg- ing Extravagance, Go Down to Defeat built Opponents of the plans, whe @harged that they are extravagant Went down defeat In a stormy the board, which lasted from m. Friday nera ae The of the school was awa 1 to. the Rounds-Ciist Co. for $143,964 ‘The award was in a dance with ation the recommen butlding fommitter, cons’ R. Ki Carl FE. Croson and C. H. Bekart The committee est game company’s bid of $54,693 movable fixtures be also followed Opponents and proponents of the Proposed school jeered and hissed @ach other during the meeting SPOKANE MEN BUY CHEASTY'S Controlling interest in Cheasty's store, one of the pioneer establi ments In the n acquired by Raymond EB. Bur Ammo ciates, it was anno © © Graves. 5 of tt company since the gE. Cc Cheasty, has been in poor health for the past 18 months. He will retire to his farm in Portland in the hope | Of regaining his health Bigelow, the new president, is a former r of Spokane, where he was etary-treasurer of the Wentworth Clothing company for 14 Years. He wus actively connected With many civic and social enter Prises in the Enst Side city. He will | Move to Seatth Stanton W. Freder' & former navy av k, of Spokane, tor, is the new Vice president. Other officers in-| elude A. Shepard, secretary-treas rer; J. R. Pidduck, assistant man Ager, and O. C. Kenne manager of the second floor clothing depart Ment. The last named men have Deen with the Cheasty organization for many )«. 1s Vital Statistics) MARRIAGE LICENSES | Name and Residence Age itliam Richard. Seattle. Leg Carison, Arthur, Seattle Lee Bund. Angii, Seattie Halford, William Harold, Seattle Higbee, Nola Violet. Seattle ¥, Ned. Seattle reell, Elia, Seat’ Prater, Jennie, Seattle Joe C., Seattle lorne, Elsie M. San Fi ler, Cect! D. Seattle ‘ter, Miriam J., Seattle Conlon, John W., Auburn ndant, Jeanette C., O'Brien Androft. James J., Seattic Bimonic Victoria L hift, Charles A.. +... Legal Tington, Heiew Martha, So- attle . Legal MeManaman. James. Graham . ay Leedom, Fairy, Parkland ....).. 142 n G., Low Angeles Legal Van- couver, B.C. Sanford, Robert KR, Seattle Pattee, Emma, Sesitie BIRTHS sand Oscar, 208 Haynes st. Panattont S., 802 Yakima ave, Ga ia. dange * «irl Sehmi ‘ Cliftor r . girl % EB. Spruce «t.. girl Ha 721% Dearborn st, girl Hikita. W518 Dearborn st.” twin cole C. T., 5534 36th N. EB, girl iy. ‘Faward. 1524 lith N Levy, J.. 214 10th ave.. boy Esknenagi, larael, 1921 Washington, irk DEATHS Weise. Anna, 67. 2019 W. 62nd Reynolds, Jobn L., 70, 6216 13th Peterson. O. W. 72, 506 First ave. W Armstrong, John, 68, 107 2ist ave. N Royce, George W.. 71, Bothell Chapman, Mary EF. 65, Cariton, Wash Sandor, Valentine W.. 64, 5119 Wal Ungford. Kinugasa, Masn 815 King st Hutchinson, Lydia A. $4, 951 12th ave. Paper Co. Waee Schedule Is Cut!: OREGON CITY, Ofe., April 30 The Crown Willamette Px pany, whose newsprint mills here supply paper for a majority of news papers along the Pacific coust, tod announced 20 per cent reductions in wages. The new scale goes into effect Mon day, May 2. Skilled and unski bor alike are affected Employes said to have called a mass meeting to discuss the order Threats of a strike were m: William H. Law ly resigned ag manager of the d goods department of the Dry Goods Co., was honore farewell banquet given by 30 friend and co-workers at Glanc’s cafe, Fr day night. A gold pencil and a smoking wet were presented to Law rence by the house employes and traveling men, FRUIT CO. BANKRUPT WENATCHEE, April The Bohlke Fruit Co voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the United States district court day, Assets 471, and liabilities at $1,309,248 pointment of Will A. Doelle, of |trade under the Sherman a ye yg | Cashmere, as temporary receiver, | si cite t *, 4 Stonley Hemphall % | rs pe as y a cr rs’ comrmi' BANK CLEARINGS ues baoepe feanee tw May wich e er or on r Seattle | | Star It, Hemphill, of Portland, For Hard Time Social (Tou bed sear | (lanbh that he aeaiaalaeant nether tk rust an Front SORASTIS . 1} . | |much larger fortuné soon for doing for ; Millionaires” [ia Spokane | meh i 5 tur for doit S i iS B and club, 98 W. Main st. There will be Clsdrinas pene 476,889.00 nd a lot of sha ¥ Age | a2" mee a atone sit 1 community singing from 7:30 to 8,1 | fatancen 102,775.00 | | And on the day that notification Lge Bs ip neegh | Se 1 Avenue at Che Street At y Dei moving pictures from 8 to 4:80, and] | - Jcame to him that he was due to get [quer $1 S0W7 76: calven, $tomis.to. | Second Avenue at Cherry Stree s P, * ord San or Mlustrated songs. The Millionaires’ | pikes balck i ‘niililot Aenea 4h a tame, [oe et ere ° i i 5 vents @ meal. Pa u # $50,000 flat BA, os wea, $6G6.26;] 910 East Pike Street Mary Jane, Oakland. Legal| r com-| VTHE SEATTLE STAR , ‘Mexican Oil Slumps WEAKER TONE — 'Ship News | One and Rallies Two ONES MAR j bod ay easeepey NEW YORK, April g TEN bhge ' sortope ae ih? Price Sages Two Cents Out) eee aay Hog ivioan Holds were Sa plat." Mexican Petro! ing Week Just Closing "Chevrolet pea Effect a i t. | pisiete pt a ye ne So Ra | of Production on Prices ROAD “2 gar Fos ANEMIA MATE Aer ae tee tt SE RI ge ek , Kingdom > 7 Bree 4; Heading oy ; ya ber th wnat ory: gf oi m GRAINS WEAK, N. Y. - Stock Rs xchange rhe traight car of a oven in these | 30.000, en x x seat a ie . Significance in Name ccs, Som coor a are the tate habs | Nea HER | acl So hue, er ote: EGS Thorobred for Motor Car | cs r1a nesee oa i y Wd ~ ; ey den’ Yonad . CONDITION what wad claimed to be « al er | mf i : - : } Onion Sete Tho of formed.’ But) Kichmend Beach Road — Close or Voom Poreley 4 . , t t te tion rican understanding of thoro brick rosd one mile weet, . eee | Chicago B: Board of Trade | 1 e } ° acai renal cee a macnn di 4 hd and ie ” ashen Brrr The tect. BOOZE BOAT SOLD heselinell tart y mee thing Babe ap gaa boat Searc od vate Wire, . . : a ng, brough Wheat— One . t Lex: |acteristion th marshals Sut. | May , 4 a - oe n, 1941 ha . ay ¢ be e ‘ r ame qu ay ere cone nb ¢ ™ ¥ Spinarh <r . : m1 of Chief Deputy Marshal The . : * Se me 3 amper tt en neo and | guvel ou | Teena a $ ’ r speaking, thorobred: © power Ir me that r fo er information call M. e 6 May ‘ ‘ 1% 98 . rors ¢ a thorobre ai 38 U.S SEIZES GAS BOAT a) 3% . : . ' Prices Paid Whereas Dewlers 4 ; aa a = - ; - More sedi to te eeld at - ? Anptes. i . procreder™ “" 4 | thorobred There ix beau It was not until 1916 that the ment auct wa . on r’ wt nee high-spirited, ur and rond tenacity, or roadabil.| of radium for curing cancer wag Saturday when Deputy 4 . 4 oe ty. in the motor car as in the thoro- | gested shal E. R. Tobey served attach 2 > ye , ~ erwin wh ot Cattle red horse mnt i sehecm . F w . ¢ , + cane we... The Lexington Thorobred sport Deputy Tom Waters officialty seized | ,.)'n ‘ ’ er th bos Ban B a yocw Abe lel lives up ta the yee | r. ently 3 | guesp— Pike's Peak on last Labor Day, fin i ladle Dacdliiedl Gar bee — eat—Neo. Liberty Roads : : ntses Prime tambe shing first and second in. the running. The crystals were smus 14 (Rate H s| ¥ . gag linto the United States. The St | es 6 mien at ame Chicago Car Lots butler (Saterday Gwe |Weather Bureau Report | rmishes » 4 | ‘TATOORH IKLAND, Ap: tam! Rising barometer, cloudy: wind east folk, V bred car in an economy r ter, a Lex ed off all n seowess " yLour ° HAY, GRAIN AND : mf : Nt TS City Wholesale Prices, Fer. Tee . * pe pees Naiarssss: Grae GSS Fras]. Site Sele Wheat Seton loom ewe rare, ise Michigan Law TRUCKS Excellent Condition | Aeotels pa Depertares| a ja 3 tate ToMORHOW ats # th 4% 4 grr @ | Chaat ort ee tata ther es 38 60 Requires Title *. r aa Gee Gens tar Chicago Live Stock Railroad Securities ore ° LANSING, Mich, April 20.—Re on Mark Guy Co mie Ghudhrany Guoleaimies | . sain sults of Michigan's new certificate Perciehed by 1. DB. Manning & Ce, DALKY PRODUCTS title law, which will become ef Batler ete! Det Prices te Shippers ve 90 days aft frock « eked Hottortat | Hongkong Southeastern “ne “ sh 06M ‘ very state in the union = en ' we i ; Mim Cm. tot tie ® is intended to reduce au D. & Q Joint ts.- “tng: bs DAIRY PRODUCTS fix. This will be done wi ‘Pau! Gent £24 $44 | | Peters Paid Wheleeale Deniers by inmuing a certifiente of title to jo a NW ten, te is attee Local crew owner and requiring used Arrived N : tos reah ranch ‘ : 0 who c ce: coma, 7:45 a m. April 29—Str Moerdijk N bed Sexe Bean Ate for each ¢ ney dle. fin Hetteriat vie Lantew, Mattes mas) N. ¥. Coffee and Sugar men : : : 20 Aiteite Mout Used car dealers will be licensed. Pedro and San Franctecs, Vancov TORK, April 19 —Rugar, steady, | UP ee ta | We « 2% Pick Mina | Inspectors will investigate violations x ' + L . ~ 4 Meat Scraps — Hatters wecute. Penalties as high a P , : Sor 2 | ag eetses a years in prison and $5,000 syivania Gen. 44s 4 POULTRY mene ; ne are ided. : 4 ae Prices Paid by Whotreale Dealers Charcoal aniers PAR S : | from ous beeeeack | to Shippers am 3pm | Docks i tre . 20 1 Or “cs 4 teens ea eo. Alaskan Vessels | o—Apeil 20—Mr Norta : a2 Live : rH ° POULTRY 4 , Prices Paid Wholeeatere / 0°. ’ . Decks Dressed “o norte | , 3 M6 | Meme Dreaned :: Bombs to Boom From ‘ » + | terkere—Droseed ae Vessels in Other Ports i eran wrest " Bon Marche’ bd Roof Kobe--April 15 —Malled, i bh ~ rty-on bom will be ibe Penny ar | hogs. Stations at Stock yarde speapgett Uh Honotulu-—-Apri | ‘ eo A . nday morning, in celebra bm View a @ ' Sale 4 wart em. deattie, 4° 5. = “ he (a7 en str Julla Luckénbach for at, eh gy ‘ ‘s gh eat Aberdeen—April 29—Arr ‘ ‘ we pth jor nite from Beatt ‘ Reported by Wireless ‘s | Canadian Government Wirelons 4 n ,. ee Beattie, off Tree Potm, southbound jp. m. FILES RECEIVERSHIP REPORT * ¢ Final ado he receiversh k bik | Vessels in Port at Seattle a sis ‘tor dinckaees |? A ; . | Sith Cove Terminal—Pier B, str Kater “ filed Gourt Saturday Public Markets very Sands Used Car carries an ENVELOPE, of which ne 4 Termina r Alice, Uw 8 |v LF. nan ite Pa above is a fac-simile. a Winner 0 CONTAINS a true history of the car given by the 7 Pier dich Fanny Duta Df the i ny the former owner, ors icon ee ing ne THIS ENVELOPE contains the duplicate of our own shop oper far Star Went Juppe : ‘ tions in putting the tisement of this kind, ar in proper condition to justify an ad | Pier A—#tr rt oaman | Fortune,Gets sn | Another One vio RS has the confidence of the public—we intend nfidence and enhance it NDS MOTORS BENEFITS by this plan because we can't trade poor ears and be compelled to expose their doubtful past. ‘OMERS BENEFIT by this plan—they are protected from doubts, uncertainties and misrepresentation. b Your Family’s Future | atr Skagway Lander Street A . ; ) CARS SOLD by the ANDS PLAN” are satisfactory. | fi Baer you may be prosperous becaus . ar $ ring a rae ‘ P ° 2: sr te." Bet a decd dotacing the fnagilel horton. We Bind Ourselves to Deal With Our 1 i a inves i er Reng : — Customers as We Would Like to é Cote | good 4 TA he | But what of the future? Be Dealt With Lacrkiia base alee ; rh) When you are older and less able to | fresh rnin ail Ke 40 work will you have saved enough so Philip: | “ ms: | that your family may live in comfort? » Mara. i = eas 2 | QUEKN crry } Now is the time to save part of 110 [adistcents | i 4, 4 fhe 0 your salary. This bank will help you. : ‘ es at Building Probe! ; ‘ Combined Resources, Dexter Horton MOTORS ee c AGO. pri 4 The federal Trust & Savings nk and Dexter Horton National Bank $23,875,207.66 rnmeint hit at building trust” iy when indictmer re turned and indi {1th at Pine —Kelly-Springfeld Bigg. = East 991 against 110 corpor iduals by: a fede grand jury