The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1921, Page 8

THE SEATTLE ° STAR WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1921, _ IS PLANNED "Longest and'Heaviest Single Span in the World Will Connect Canada “Your Mother and Mine— All Mothers, Are in This Movie,” Says Fred Boalt IN SHOP FIRE}; 1 5 Si { 'D. D. Hamilton Is Rushed to Hospital in Chief’s Car in the Hamilton & Evanson Auto| Paint Shop at 1009 Kast Union st exploded late yesterday afternoon, caused approximately $3,000 dam age. D. D. Flamilton, one of the pro-| prietors of the shop, was seriously | burned when he attempted to dash thru the Games to save his auto mobile, which was tnaide of the burning structure, Hamilton was rushed to the city hospital in one | the longest and beaviest single span bridge tm the wogki will begin of the fire department chiefs cars. ' Ag. 1, says Charles Evan Fowler, A. F. Aberngthy, employe of the} ¢eBief engineer for the project, which shop, was slightly tnjured from ‘wil Link Detroit with Windsor. burns when he tried to save his Tk will be the ony international jdetige on the Geeat Takes route be tween Niagara Fats and Duiuth, @eme structures nearby by the! “The span will be supparted by quick work of the fire department. Wire to wrap twice around and Ue ~ sailor's knot,” FILIPINO CHIEF SAILS FOR U. S. Quezon Says Islands Want Independent Protectorate BY CHARLES KDWARD ROGUE | SHANGHAL July 19.—(Delayed) | —Manuel Quezon, the Filipino lead- er, left today for the United States | . Quezon took occasion | Hil"—big, lay hulks. I don't mean |P4 had Opponed the Wood-Vortes tare seem to appear here, when it came! that all child t | | weet. | * “| the mission would be Iberal and not the United States by the is ‘balled as the greasent | HYPOcritieal and mean. I don't mean | 2 tyra ry saving much mileage. wes that afl prodigal sons are lke this | pe companies will erect it . prodigal son, who returns to rescue | o.=', Sales that the majority of the | motoreyele, The fire was prevented from) spreading to the numerous wooden | | FS like the husband in “Over the | mission in the Philippines, He maid * Filipinos want an independent pro dill require four years. Test” and = ie mother from poverty and neg ccotnea ig wider the United Btates| 85 feet long, 110 tng i et. | 1 don’t mean that al! mothers | covernment. If necnsmry, however, wilt open at the Meth | #9 over the hill to the poorhouse | they would be willing to take their a sank ete | Yours didn't. Nelther did mine, |chances on full independence with- a! jo mean that I saw my /onot a Protectorate, he sald. BY FRED L. BOALT | motner ‘on ‘the screen ‘when ehé| "The Filipinos are friends of the PORTLAND, Ore, July 20.—1 | “uddled the head of the man-grown | United States,” Quezon said, “In would like to write wonderfully | 8D against her breast and sald: “It's | case of a war in the Orient involving | about “Over the Hil." I would like/®l right, Chariey; Mother under-/the United States the Philippine | to compel you to see it as I naw | stands.” islands would raise an army of | it here in Portland recentlyfand| And I saw her again when Isaac, | 1,000,000 to aid the cause, even if) experiqnee, second hand, my emo: | psalmsinging, Gospel-quoting, penny. | Complete independence without a) |pinching snide, penitent at Inat,| Protectorate wert granted.” my typewriter, Ia ® machine. To-|cenuine astonishment she «z:| Caught Man Yanking gether they string words, as ebil-| “Why lTeaac, there inn't anything to rs dren string buttons on a thread— | forgive.” Pay Phone, Is Claim nouns and verbs—dead things that} It isn’t a story for children. Chit! patratman A. A. Ballon heard a| don't mean anything. ren wouldn't understand it, amy | noise in tle hall of the Fern hotel, | betwren the two cities at ,| heard or read. bound for the poorhousa, The rest | held for investigation by Captain of | It is good because ft fs true, And | of the time he was bored But he | Detectives Charles Tennant, whe is that ts the essence of story telling—j| will enjoy “Over the Hill* 20 years | inclined to think Long has possibly to make your mirror reflect life | from now, when his mother’s hair ts | teen connected with the long series | ~ eray. of pay phone robberies recently. QAREBURNED | 1 If you want to save money ona pretty, new Summer s coin purse; silk lined. Linnmmer resse Colors: Brown, gray, navy and black. —Fisst Floor by way of @ railway” tun- aa taseinee thay could build @ wet meer o, ho. children tn “Over 417% Pike et, Tueslay night, and Dresses which would be priced regularly at $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00. 2 a ut a or a prize | inderstan: w thought resti 4. Bal ; : ‘ . . BE sas Ge incre wreck. . Feet | ntaty. crud: Woy Arete tate ansth: [teva te te the kon ee ones 100 in the lot—many ditterent styles—new and anand attractive. ‘A “Special’ in they can’t tell thé story of “Over | er, | tearing a pay phone from the wall, Materials: plaid and checked ging ; plain and dotted organdies; * Peer © ee SS oe en ee “hallow Neard the rattle of nickels,!f] gingham and organdie combinations; and Aeered vellee. i Black Cowhide Bags . e rare ' * “6. % raust content mysett with] of hemely humor qnd he thrilied| smoking ‘ell the racket, Atle’ says! Colors: blue, pink, lavender, gray, green and white with combinations. at $5. telling you straightforwardiy and| wher the prodigal son Johnny eame! Long was struggling with the phone Cleverly trimmed with lace, embroidery, piping and large sashes. Re rly priced $10.00 without any striving after “litry”|home and gave Isaac a thrashing pay box, and had just loosened it| Many have smart collars and cuffs of organdie, BL Co A Mies in th: effect, that “Ovet the HII" fs the | mod dragged him by the scruff of the| from the wall, and was ready to mun| Sizes for women and misses. , Blac whide Bags in three- best atory of mother I ever saw or | neck thru the middle of the village, |when Ballou nabbed him. Long in| . piece style—leather lined—three snd the extraordinary values of this sale. RRASER-PATERSON CO, . ‘SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Men’s High Grade Bathing Suits Reduced from to- day’s regular _ prices as follows: $5.00 Wool Suit........-$3.85 $15.00 Fiber Silk Suits. . .$4.85 eS ee = a Special Price Basement Dress, the Special Price Basement is the place. Hundreds of Wash Fabrics Remnants Half Price Good, usable lengths in white and colored Cotton Fabrics, includ- ing white novelty voiles, white skirting, longcloth, nainsook, ratine, colored voile, dress ging- ham, devonshire, romper cloth, plaids and various other staple i —For Thursday's Selling— materials, fh, Tables iret Floor New 137 Swagger Hand Bags Are Very Special at _ $5.45 This season’s newest Swagger Hand Bags in — = gna ire 9 'e 8 gator, beaver, and vachet With three compartments in which Women 8 and Misses to tuck letters, check book, hand- kerchief; and small mirror with Here Are Remarkable Values in Placed on Sale Thursday at ; $0.19 The University Street window display suggests the many clever styles pockets. Size 18 inches only. a AUTOS FROM $175 TO $1,650 . B25 Buick, 5-passenger steerarere "era tol Buccs + D 175 B25 Buick, 5-passenger.. ... 00m aeenees:-5 290 1918 Paige, 7 passenger .....6 os wccew.-$ 550 1918 “Chummy 4” Chandler, motor completely overhauled, repainted...$ 700 1920 Paige, 5-passenger, __ completely overhauled ...... .... ......$1,000 1919 Chandler, 7-passenger, completely overhauled ....-....;....... .$1,060 Our list includes Buicks, Fords, Overlands, Paiges, Oaklands, Chevrolets, Chandlers and Studebaker. Come early and get “first choice.” Ae ELDRIDGE 5 727 SALES @ “The House That Co-operation Built” HARVARD AND EAST PIKE EAST 0842 USED AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS SUBSTANTIALLY. REDUCED Here Are a Few That Are on Our List: Here Are a Few of These Exceptional Bargains:, GMC Model 41B Cab, windshield, mirror, clec- SALE STARTS (BOTH STORES) THURSDAY AT 9 A. M. ELEVENTH AND EAST UNION TRUCKS FROM $350 TO $3,390 1920 Ford C25 Buick Chassis with windshield. Just the thing for light de- livery. Worm-drive Truck, express body, 4-post top and wind- shield. tric lights, platform body, pneu- matic tires. Reo — Express body, 4-post top and windshield. E4Buick ~~ Express body, 4-post top and windshield. One-Ton Republic with windshield, GMC Model 15 GMC Model 31 GMC Model 16 Express body, cab, windshield, gastria lights, ‘| Platform body, cab, windshield. Pneumatic tires, cab, wind- shield, power take-off. We will accept a few light trucks in trade. ‘EXpripce “The Home of the GMC Truck” :