The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1921, Page 7

BN Fy > ‘ay MI SPECIAL TIRE SALE!) EE eee FOR THE 4th OF JULY OUTING All first-class, higher ade standard make casings and tubes, large assortment, all makes. ALL MAKES OF AND TUBES Casings $ 9.65 11.50 14.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 17.50 18.00 30.00 17.50 20.00 "25.00 NEW CASINGS ALL MAKES OF SELECTED U CASINGS AND TUBES Tubes $1.40 1.50 1.75 2.75 2.75 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.25 3.35 ~ 3.60 3.75 3.80 Tubes $1.00 1.00 Casings -$3.00 Up 3.50 Up "20.00 ~ 3.85 4.00 No war tax charged on the for mounting. 4.50 above prices. No extra charge PIKE STREET TIRE SHOP W. O. Standring, Prop. 1026 Pike St., Corner Boren. Phone Ell. 0446. *s Collar Bone Is Broken in Smash Bernard Giancoli, 11, son of Rich- Giancoli, 1302 N. 49th st, re d a broken collar bone when his 's truck was struck by an auto by H. A. Smith, 1519 ‘Tatra | ednesday night at 46th st A Stoneway ave. P. Carieton’s correct name ; He's a brother of Her standing and a cousin of Wynd Naval Defenses to Be Discussed Here Present condition of defenses in the 16th Naval District under his/Total damage sustained command will be touched upon by Rear Admiral John A. Hoogewerft, principal speaker, at the Chamber | warehouses, an elevator and several | of Commerce members’ council| thousand bushels of grain, was en- luncheon at noon Friday in the Ma-| timated today a# in oxceas of $200,- sonic clubrooms, Arcade building. | 000. After Gareth Hughes completes “The Hunch” he is to star in “Gar. ments of Truth” and “Little Eva | Blarney Castle and Ascends.” 4 Grain Warehouses Go Up in Flames PENDLETON, Ore, June 20.— by grain here yesterday destroyed four grain + We're | writing digits, Alice Brady is vacationing tn Eu- | rope. She may make a picture at ea of Killar ney from Dion Boucicault's plays. } | Warehouse companies when fire near |* THE SEATILE STAR SEATTLES | ‘HOMLIEST | -ISLANDON? U. Ss. Marshal’s Staff Ready to Fight to Prove That ’Tis Just two more days for claim- ants of the Raspberry Crown to fight for the royal honors! The closes hope of and sitting on her right band or her left hand, for that matter will be lost forever, The lucky and homely man who wink in ‘The contest will be the cynosure of a} thousand jealous eyes at the Stadium | Monday night. Not a man in the audience but will curse his parents for making him wo beautiful an Landon, the Fremont entry; n J. Titus, the hard-boiled king; G rup In sene us; Tom Mur University ship, lead for gargoyle Of course there are a huge num: ber of dark hor any one of which may spring into the lead by hurting | & few pence in this direction. Votes | are selling for $1 the hundred, and a bill of fat swing the contest at any moment corrupt and willing to be among those in the} bonors. bribed Many prominent homely men— men who have every chance of win ning in the world—are suffering from partial paralysis of the check This, of eotirne, dis- qualifies them f the contest. But here's a man with friends, who are willing to back him to Vancouver | and back. Listen to their flery de fanee: “Dear Homely Editor; Being confirmed devotees of astron- omy, We see by The Star that one dazen Tay Hitas bs nonin- ated by the dough cers’ union for the honor of créwning the Pearl of Pulchritude with a wreath of butterhorns on the Fourth of July. All of which causes us to rattle our hand. cuffs with rage and commiit our- selves as follows, to-wit: “We, the undersigned, oe tuting the personnel of they. marshal’s office In Seattle, ae by serves notice on the exalied hashers of Seattle that they can't slip any big baked potato over on us or our candidate, the Rt. Hon. Dan Landon, state senator, champion of the erring Chinese, and possessor of the homliest visage in the Northern Division of the Western District of Wash- ington, “This sentiment is shared by all who have come under the be nign influence of Dan's smiles and Rio Tan cigars. We're going to back him to the limit. Let us know how many votes the leader has and. we'll give our. Dan enough more te put him over. “W. KE. THEODORE, “FRANK COLLIGAN, “E. R. TOBEY, ~ “THOMAS WATERS, “ALBERT ROOKS.” All in all, and in the final analysis, | ~ Star-American Legton{}| [So = rRopuce ed 1 eiiag | tested in service Millions of miles on highways and city streets have proved Zerolene to be a lubri- cant of highest quality. This uniform quality is the result of an efficency in the manufac- ture of fine lubricants created by the com- bined resources, experience, knowledge and equipment of the Standard Oil Company. LEROLENE You gain an advantage in the use of this time-tested lubricant by following the rec- ommendations of our Board of Lubrication Engineers embodied in the Zerolene Cor- rect Lubrication Chart. Ask for a Chart for your car. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) - Watch for “Tarzan the Terrible” on Saturday FREDERICK & NELSON’S 45th Semi-Annual SALE of FURNITURE denomination might | ]) egins Friday Morning July First @ The Semi-Annual clearance, at greatly reduced prices, of surplus lots, discontinued patterns, odd suites and pieces from our regular high-grade furniture stocks. C It is required that delivery of all furniture purchased in this sale shall be accepted by our customers during the month of July at FREDERICK & NELSON’S convenience. FOURTH FLOOR the contest simmers down to the man with the jack. Any man who has a few paltry pence is a homely man. Come on, don't lose heart, remem- ber that you will sit next to the Queen of Beauty, and that the com parixon will make you homely, even if you ain't! All funds go to The Star-American \| Legion Employment bureau. Youth Is Arrested as Robbery Suspect William Douris, 21, electrician, ts in city jail suspected of being one of the two men who held up M. J Duffy, tender of the Standard Oil station at Broadway and Madison, Tuesday night. Movieland Is All Keyed Up Over Contest LOS ANGELES, June 30.- Movicdom is agog over the Car pentier-Dempsey fight The prominent stars in the film world all have picked their favorites, Here they are: DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS—The luckiest man will win, I believe this fight is to be the greatest exhibition of brains against brawn and cleverness against power that has ever been staged anywhere. Dempsey has taken punishment in the past, but he's never had to take such punishment as Car pentier is going to give him Sat urday. MARY PICKFORD — Doug's opinion goes for our family. BEBE DANIELS-—How you talk! Dempsey, certainly, (It was rumored at the time of her being “tagged” for speeding that Demp- sey was riding with Bebe and her mother, Whoever the man in the machine at that time was, he made for the tall timber and has carefully hidden his identity ever since.) BETTY COMPTON—If looks count, Carpentier is certainly go: ing to be victorious over Demp- sey. LILA LEE--1 favor Dempsey. From his pictures he's so big and rough and courageous. ROSCOE (FATTY) ARBUCKLE Don't make me laugh. Demp- sey, hands down. AGNES AYERS—I'm a poor critic from a sporting standpoint, but I like Carpentier’s face. GLORIA SWANSON—I've_ got a hunch Dempsey will win—don't ask me why. § WANDA HAWLEY—1 hope the championship stays in Amer- tea. § WALLACE REID—I can an- f evade for each bype of engine PITTI TABI «wer in two words—Jack Demp- sey. CHARLES RAY—S0 can I— Georges Carpentier. Authority to take over at once butidings and equipment in West Seattle, valued at $30,000, has been received by the naval reserve. The property will be used for the head- narters of the 13th > has die ed district re! epecial entertainment and instruc: | tive program to be put on at the guage, was pardoned Wednesday by | Western Washington President Harding. station Army Chaplain Gets Pardon From Prison WASHINGTON, June 30.—On the | recommendation of Secretary Weeks, Franz J. Feinier, former regular jarmy chaplain, sentenced to 14 years in the federal penitentiary in 1918 on a charge of using treasonable lan- Like Farming? 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