The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1921, Page 13

Fa conan rete engine tase abade re et ererenenttngind cea cnaaamenpansatt eet icsenetncannnbateseantapeantirng terra THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1921. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 13 rr “ — —————— ——T ELKS’ PARADE Homebuilders ave Mone | LOS ANGELES, July 14.—8ix toate, Three wind machines, Two sonerator trucks, One lighting truck, | }One cage of lona. One air com: | pressor, Two circus wagons. One | aute bile containing “J Martin.” EFORE cutting the openings for the escape lear bets cr canara : one o entries presented to the =a Windows of your house see what we Elks’ pi committee for the mov 5 - " By using our ing picture electrical parade here to have to offer you. stock millwork you will save big money. | night | In addition to the Universal Film | 7 : Co.'s entries, listed above, others Our designs are right up to date and can be who are to take prominent part in used in any house with an 8-foot, or 8-foot the parade inctude the Mack Sennett 6-inth, or 9-foot ceiling. The quality is right studios, with a float of bathing giria, | and the prices “rock-bottom,” because we sell ae mr, - reas a direct from forest to you, eliminating all Pickford, Hal %. Roach, Inee, Chris | middle profits. tie, Mayer, Clara Kimball Young, | ph, Fox, Metro, Famous Play Loin Weber and other plo We sell to anyone, anywhere, and in dealing Prices with us you are buying from a company with . fifty-seven years’ reputation for doing what Special Are now in effect for it says it will do. 8 " s ) 4 le cof the convention a hae PenStr ge: d this morning, thru crowd: | i y-s J ‘ gayly dece d in purple it says it wi It was t oymal grand | is hited tine on cedar v lodge parade, head the newly i grand exalted ruler, William . and hemlock beveled Write us today for cirewars and it fountain | siding. This includes special price list on stock millwork, Par begations from Gn over tie United States were in line, Drill all grades in any quan- or come in and see us. We ship any- teams and bands were fully uni i ore ti ‘ formed. Perfect “parade weather,” tity. where in any quantity. | bright sunshine, without excessive | heat, greeted the pageant, ‘Tacoma Elks! Band | “‘Where the Flowers and the Glaciers Meet’’ s “Liveliest Bunch” | LOS ANGELES, July 14—“About the livest bunch in Los Angeles,” | was the honor accorded the delega- | ) Cricket Distininin | Jama parade, Even Los Angeles jail | f the killing by socialists of James | fore suffering any serious injury inmates were serenaded by the Taco- tt, an Englishman, and the|Det heed his signals She said she but his flannels were ruined. on Fire at Wicket ma out. “Snare Drummer Bawards | n taoree pies Safes Coastwide Search for Man ADVICE CUJTIN [Asserts Government |Johnson Out; Wants (Man Held Here Said | tion of 70 uniformed men in the Ta-| ( STEISONGPOST LUMBER CO. = 2 \here today a 3300 WHATCOM AVENUE ELLIOTT 711-712 SEATTLE dintay sun ue eae ra lcomans swept the cl »y storm. LONDON, July 14—A bataman on | offiecls a marshal! of the | Lucy Katherine Begkett, his | name |Coin’ 3 F lip Gives Woman and Girl Ends Wheat Guess Beaten| to Fight Champion| to Be Jail Breaker — Sasa ai et emnteen Boor In Addition to The Inn and Byngalow Tents, Accommodating in All 625 , DEAD, 3 SHOT (1921 Record of fire at the wicket was an unusual) \S" et | rf, and their chauffe' ———- Pauper Grave for : | Wife to Her Husband WE aE Phere FREIGHT RATES| That the government's estimate of} CHICAGO, July 14.—Jack John Word received at the sheriff's of | didates for the grand prize in today’s parade | Fifty snappy banners about Taco: | . ersons at One Time 4 White serge uniforms, with purple | by Automobiles [incident witnemed at cricket, trimminen were "the "come: cos ij ti —An unidentified woman!™4tch between Bathampton and | ‘umes for ‘to day's ble parade. glish Party in Italy Is At-|43 7 oe ee eee ccmbe Dawn. A fast ball struck | © tacked; Troops on Guard ond ave, and Pike st. Wednesday by |°D¢ of the bataman on the thigh COU * an auto driven by Albert Imeson, 109| 8nd exploded a box of matches he 1211 Fourth Ave.—Tel. Elliott 2386—Seattle English party was in a motor ing Viterbo Monday even-| When the socialists, alert for an "4 fac by Fascisti, called on them| Czar’s Chamberlain} cutcaco, July 14—The tows of a) Mr cw gee on ae 29,000,000 bushels of fall wheat for|on came home today—minus his) fice Thursday from Medford, Ore it. The pry chauffeur failed) xfARSEILLES, July 14.—Raron| ln took the wife of two men from| daughter Mildred, eight, for : Washington will be beaten by a sub- i | gon, stated that Phillip P. Forrester |} ma created laughs at last night's pa OVITERDO, Italy, July 14—Troops| Ww. 5stn #t. meson reported that | ¥@* carrying in his Pocket. He waa} SEN ne ty ty a tte James | the Woman became confused and did| able to extinguish the flames be-| IN LOS ANGELES} and kept right on. A The big black was met by @ crowd |siias George Hayward, held in tht Gualmer de Linder, a former cham. |them and gave her back to the man| whom police have been conduct- ‘ ‘ stantial margin is declared by ePter| 4» ‘4 > one A was fired into the automo | Guam SS cas CU el Treeeke chal toaie wikbids itty hnndk eebihaiddebedt Ing m coastwide search, were cap Examiners Want Livestock | stccregor, of Tooper. ‘Threshing hax |deret’ nnd cecertad te hin fone | King county jail on @ o who before the war was attnched to| 1, wax done under the court direc pe pre egy oy poston Schedules Reduced been under way in Eastern Washing-|sonth side haunts, where a home-| second degree burglary, is wanted the embassy in Paris, committed sul ton for two weeks, and so far the re-|°Oming party was staged. in Medford on a charge of attempt _ ton of Judge Hayes. Jada, Mexi-| received by Seattle police from sieaihien E TOWN, July 1%.—Every-|cide by cutting his throat with a} le < i Johneon said his only ambition : here who can beg, borrow ites 7 Hin suicide is attributed to| C89. first husband of Elma, won| the Los Angeles sheriff, Thurs- WASHINGTON, July 14.—A sub Mocregor sta needed all expectations, | 1s to meet Jack Dempsey. ed ‘murder and jailbreaking, @ pick or shovel is heading for | financial troubles. He left a note | from Robert Gonzalts, 26, and Frank dey: se stantial decrease in freight rates on |" Hitee | During the noisy reception John-| “Hayward” was arrested in Seat Easterbrook and Mrs. Mullits, | 1 hrs ry 4 on the west coast of Africa. | that he be buried in 2 ox live stock in approximately two son failed to smile once, although it| tle July 7, when he copfessed te oo toeag ot “ot have been | ctmitar to those wand for deotitute | to cnaerstand Saniean, Wt ine Geck both married, left their families “nd | thirds of the United States, from the | ada, was recommended today to the| was much in evidence on he | stealing a kit of tools belonging te /. sloped from Holse, Idaho, sever! | Pacific coast to the Mixsissippl and | interstate commerce commission by | served his year imprisonment on the|the Union Oil company, from § se | ston to chance. days ago, after Easterbrook = leged to have stolen an autom and swindled bis business par 1 Cranston, of $1,500 rs. 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