The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1922, Page 9

sk I i | il | i | fe iF ig 7 3 i i i i i : 4 f i i if f i H i i [ Know anything about American history? Then pitch in and show how accurately you can link up the above picture with some historical event in America. The picture is the 18th of a series of 24 which will be printed in The Star in the form of puzzles. Watch for them daily, and when the entire 24 have been printed and you have made your guesses, send your answers to the History | Puzzle Editor, Seattle Star, Seattle, Wash. A prize of $5 will be given for the set of answers most} { nearly correct. And five prizes of $1 each will be given for the five next best. Get in the game! It’s fun. HOTEL DRIVE ! PLANS MADE) SECRETARY IN Organization of Salesmen| Senator Himself Expected|M = ea Is Compieted Plans for so organizing the volun-| Paving the way for Senator Miles pearing the way for Senator te ee ee First of all, because Seattle is being ad- Plate ... ..$15.00 EXAMINATION FREB teer salesmen that $2,700,000 worth of T per cent gold bonds, to finance the bullding of Seattle's new hotel, so that the entire amount can be sold within the time limit set for the gale, July 17 to 25, were completed Wednesday by the executive commit- tee in charge of the hotel project. Prominent and nationally known hotel men who have expressed the be- Hef that the traveling public gener- ally feels the need of a great, dis tinctive hotel tn Seattle and who have personally indorsed Seattle's Proposal to finance and bulld a $3,- 000.000 hotel are named tn @ list made Tt includes: Tracy C. Drake, prest- dent of the Drake hotel, Chicago; G. | E. Billingsley, assistant manager of the same hotel, who was @ visitor managing director, Utah hotel, Salt | Take; Thomas J. Coleman, manager | of the St. Francis hotel, Ban Fran- cisco; Hasley E. Manwaring, man- ager of the Palace hotel, San Fran. cisco; C. F. Mann, manager of the! Hotel Owyhee, Botse, Idaho; Harry | W. Childs, president Yellowstone | Park Hotel Co.; Roy Carruthers of the Waldorf Astoria hotel, York, who spent a week here recent: ly Investigating the hotel situation. Edson J. Hockenbury, president- manager of the Hockenbury System, | Inc, an organization specializing in hotel financing, who will direct the selling of the bonds here, said Wed- nesday he approved the financial plan as one of the best his organiza- tion has ever seen. Hockenbury raised the million dollars for Tacoma’s new hotel and has financed more than 60 hotels in various parts of the United States. Ketchikan Aviator Flies to Everett Roy F. Jones, aviator, who plans |to fly to Alaska, was in Everett Wednesday, having flown there Tues: day with pilot Dave Logg to try out his big new Curtis ship. Jones Geparture for was delayed by the non-arrival of propeller from the East. Thruout Old Lyme and Hamburg, Conn., you are welcome to wander over farm property—unless you are and Milk Product —on your berries! —on your cereals! —drink lots of it Fresh daily at your telephone Ell. 6210 A “Mayflower” Obstinate Cases of Hemorrhoids (rites) ‘We note with satisfaction that & well known physician in his hospital and private practice has discovered that Moone’s Emerald Ol will remove the most obsti- tions and stop all itehin iG bottle of Moone’s Emerald Oil begin the treatment at once. | ls a remedy that is sasily applied || application gives in- || ort. ave it, or cam get it PIMPLES (ON FACE} ITCHED BADLY Also On Chest. Face Dis- figured. Cuticura Heals. My face and chest were terribly were hard, large, and i, ted, and festered and GD scaled over. They itched and burned so badly that I could not k from scratching, an lost my rest at night. T began using Cuticura Soe Misa Mary Buhner may be decorated for her bravery in battling a huge barracuda, or sea-tiger, which attacked her "ee an improvement, and ing three boxes of Ointment, ther with the Soap, I was heale ) Miss Mary A. Micek, R. F. Box 195, Sherwood, Ore. Wee Cuticura for ail toilet purposes. Clatchie, while she was swim- ming at St. Petersburg, Fla. Miss McClatchie died from ‘her injuries, » ra Soap shaves without mug. WHAT IS THIS IN HISTORY? | Pellou Family to Members of the Ballou family will hold @ reunton and luncheon at the Northold Inn Saturday at 1:80 p, m. Among the Ballou's scheduled to at- tend are Gen, Charles C. Ballou, of Fort George Wright, who won dis tinction in France during the world war; Oscar B. Ballou, of Portland; \Dr. I. I. Ballou, Luther I, Ballou {and William B. Ballou, of Seattle, and Hoeea Starr Ballou, of Boston. FIFTY YEARS AGO ® woman in Lynn, Mass., waa steep ling herbs on her kitchen stove ao- cording to a recipe of her own, to fur- |nish medicine for the women of the neighborhood. Today, a stone's throw from the little house where she lived, there ts @ four-story laboratory, mak- Ing the same medicine for the women of the world. During the last year almost 600 tons of carefully selected herbs were used in the manufacture of Lydia KB, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. A woman's medicine for woman's ailments. Have you tried It?—Ad- vertisement, Chairman tional Bank ¥. POINDEXTER’S Henry Broderick, Broderick Inv Building Bulek Company eons A. 8 Elford, Inspector of nation, Howard Rice, secretary to rie Milte the Washington solon for the last nix years, was in Seattle Wednesday, trying to plug up sme of the holes in his boss’ fences, Poindexter himself will reach thie state about July 15, Rice expected, and ts due in Seattle about July 20. secretary is now working on Plans for a Seattle Poindexter club, and announced that this organization would probably arrange for a meet- ing at which the senator can fire his opening gun here. Poindexter clubs have already been formed tn Spokane and Walla Walla and Rice said that similar or won B. A. Garber, Capitalist Dock A. F. Haines, General Ma ship Cor BH Hedge & Dredging Com| HC. Henry, 208 Building vies P cP tral Coal Company Investment Company ropolitan National Han tate, Even before Rice's arrtval Poindex jter headquarters naG been entab- [ished at the Frye hotel, and the | Senator's Heutenant sald that this office would begin functioning ac. Uvely within the next few days, National Hank cD. 8 Stin an Co 5 walw National Bank Dr. P. W. Willis, Empire ALEX AGROFF, 37, proprietor of | & poolroom at $17 Jacksgn st, was | in the city Jail Wednessdy, pending | filing? of @ lquor charge against him. Hardware Company Trust Compa: byterian Church THE SEATTLE STAR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Frank Waterhouse, General M_A. Arnold, President First Ne- Tagged by the heat? Try roar of flames and the exploding of $7,000 DAMAGE |S sss ce ccm 4 the garage. CAUSED BY FIRE The fire was soon brought under control after the arrival of city ap- peratue, Acting Fire Chief Dan emi Cook directed the fighting of the Apartment House, Home|“ and 2 Buildings Hit (BLACK porque l¢ nie’ Wanna sattimene wae|| GIRLS! LEMONS SS? TE PEKOE soverely damaged by fire and water p> early Wednesday at Broadway and|} BLEACH FRECKLES € i is blended India and CeyJon Pike at., entailing @ lose of approxt- X9| lack Tea, with it's strength mately $7,000, ‘The fire started in the paint shop of m erage at 1615% 10th ave. and re sti ¥ ueeze the juloe of two lemons eared ‘stating 900r'e SOaMANA tea belte aontniding (hoes Grnoee floors to adjoining buildings. A o¢ Orchard White, which any érug building at 1615 10th ave. which t#| store will supply for a few cents, run by P. 0. McGee as & rooming |shake well, and you have a quarter house, suffered a heavy lows, the! hint of the best freckle and tan dozen roomers fleeing to the street tn | bieach, and complexion whitener, their night clothes, Masnage this sweetly fragrant lem- The flames then circled to. the! on lotion into the face, neck, arma Wells Repair shop, 1514 Broadway, !and hands each day and see how and ignited the Bluff apartments, | treckies and blemishes bleach out and 920 Pike st. the occupants having|how clear, soft and rosy-white the been routed from the building by the | skin becomes.—Advertisement, and delicaie flavor, is ideal for ice tea. cas That is only, one of the many reasons in favor of GOLD SHIELD TEA~Another. AND WHITEN SKIN oe Mw OR, ‘eS 7 4 )) GROCERS — +3 [Rx NY ES lel O(a Cle (ag GOLD SHIELD FRAGRANCE STRENGTH AT ALL @OCD SOMABKOARN 0s 500 Pe Why Seattle Needs C. K. Blethen, President The Times : e time ; Judge Thomas ‘Burke, Burke 3, H. Carter, President Carter, MacDonald & Miller . M. Colman Co. Secretary-Manager Building Company Here July 20 at Bidridue: Manager Eleriage: Agen- or, Hoge Bullding i oe versely advertised all over the country as an Fak O ire BEY Cotman underhoteled city. Travel bureaus throughout sident and racitio Bteain- the East and Middle West have broadcasted the et Sound Bridge Se nate Lite word to travelers, “Avoid Seattle; Hotels Are A.B. Kerry, Vice President Cen- Pg a Crowded!” ound Power & Light Company J.D. Lowman, Lowman & Polly * ropottaa’ National age tt We need this new Hotel because present HPA" Sinoentetan View President hotels ARE crowded! Not that the fault is with cs h, 1147 Harvard North FW, Spanair, President Seate the hotels themselves. They’re doing the best AT. 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Sharples, Burke Butl4- n Franke McDermott, Bon Marche JigAi, Wakefield, Waketleld a Citizens of Seattle, let us PULL TOGETH- A fat Fraser, Fraser-Paterson ‘ * 4 Jompany HOPMAN. artmut & company ER! To build this greatly needed New Hotel Our whalebone rubber, which does! 14 Jehizawa, Nippon Yusen Kaisha 3 oe ft thi iy ud . 01 meer ees Sides ect" Battie, Amana requires the support of every loyal citizen. Natural Rubber, set of $6 00 ' G. 1. ©. "Barton, Barton & Com- ’ ital ’ 1 Mice cite ninbel a: sian re| 18 David) Whitcomb, Beebe & Whit- Let’s unite! Let Ss DO IT—for Seattle! production of the human gum, set! Jf RM Eraster, Washington Mu- oe wat Bayinggh Ban GOLD CROWN $4 eM . thmper Company ree ! BRIDGEWORK.......+.++- Worrall ommieen, Seattle Title Most of our present patronage ts hier «LLL aes reine e e ded by our early cust LENS’ MMITTEE mers, whose work 1s still giving good| Pring to Allen wietaton Ree eatistuction. WC. B Ansley, Division = All work guaranteed for 15 yeara Z M. L. 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