The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 4, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 THE EATT NAME PASTORS | a, Tips for Scouts ) SEVEN HURT IN FOR NEXT YEAR Free Methodists Conclude Conference Here Thirtyiwo pa hington } ve been named fin this distric ference of the ¢ Bunced Monday mor conclusion of the NOGGINS SHAPED INTO -DRINKING CUPS.\ Mites Hiiman City; the Green Lake ison, Ballard; t iz Dumar fer, supply ministe Rev. William J. F. od i serve the two ¢ ME PASTOR: fe CANADA ALSO AXE SHEATH BY WILLIAM ¢ Director, De National Council Offiee, Boy Scouts of America |. Bellingham; rry be who 5 can McMullen, R Sagat i Douglas, PBev. Altres WESSEL, WV, Frank de Long, Snohor q , EB. H. Harmer, Wenatc iehev. F. B. Lewis, Whidby island; the {1 h t in ee itey. M. R. Morley at Sunny 20d8 ' loted Jews s Will Visit in Seattle | “Randi Emeritus 8. Silverman ot| Emanu-Ei of New York} ty, one of the most prominent re- n Jews of America, and Dr, Alex- | Goldstein, a leader of Pales-| 4. 4) p Jewery, will arrive in Seat. joes a eS June 12th, according to an- jut to: eeitbet D at by Harris Waxman | ie. carrying of the Palestine Founda-| "700 the uppers from an old fund, Seattle district. Com plete | aaa dace ik foley Of Be a tg Fee vie ate het pear [BE_® quarter of an inch thi € he board | “i jtween the lower edges. T' jees of the Palestine Founda | rastened together with pper rivets, whic or's shop of useful thing Your ax Is of the moat im portant im plements Here's raelf from injury fund will soon make announcs- Of plans. The committee in of making arrangements for delegation consists of E. Rosen- | ee te ee ly VICTORS TAKE OFFICE TODAY is J. Lees, Melville Monheimer, Victorious contestants in the last pass thru "B. Barde, Robert Lindenberger Eimon L. Wieni IND BODIES OF WORKMEN bodies of both E. A. Brown Edward Wilhite, who were d Saturday when they went ver Cedar Lake dam, were recover- ate Saturday and funeral serv- for the two will be held from F. A. Fisher chapel xt Issaquah | Succeeded as president hu at 2 p. m. Services will |sanization by George B. im charge of the Ode Fellows | ©. B, Thorgrimson and E. B. their ritual will be used. Wil- 3 remains will be buried on/ n island, while Brown's body | interred at North Bend. gz Will Be Given Gift Here | President and Mrs, Harding will be presented with a Tiffany silver ce, said to hrve been described | the St. Louis exposition as the| ‘work of the jeweler, when they it Seattle. The gift is to be pre- ited by the citizens of Seattle who spond to the Women’s Civic Monday. Three councilmen, all re-elected, that body. They Oliver T. Erickson. W. 8. retains his position on the commission, but will of the or. Lamping. and E. Tayior on board. The city council will elect its of. ficers late Monday, but there will be no changes in committee chalrman- ships, as the present will be returned, the have agreed. ‘ | Aleoholic Tonice more than the legal content of al- ig Tequest for funds for the |coholic liquor are no Letter th of the set, Besides the |pooze and t ndors of t to consist of a chocolate pot/|should be art bow! and cream pitcher, a | tiquor “bound book, containing the of the donors, will also be iInted the president and his law violators, Judge C. C. proprietor, to 30 days in jail. web was charged with selling net Banca” and onfo” by the glassful, suspended, itomobile Wreck doean't v is to have a to make all sorts | off one camp a way to| po This inserted strip pre city election took over tlreir offices | ° ‘ me 22 cae, ‘ H will retain their same positions in are Councilmen Robert B. Hesketh, Phil Tindall and Lincoln | co: port probably be/ A |Holmes succeeds W, J. Sant myer | the school | les of the organization councilmen Ruled to Be Booze | Alleged health tonics containing |the war he volunteered for service ted and punished as|the department at a Ume of his | Dalton ruled Saturday In sentencing | Edward Brigweb, a soft drink house Brig- | “Fer- “Ferio China Tri- Sentence was AUTO CRASHES Reckless Driving Takes Toll on Sunday ud of it as your home-|, ment wash basin and other| crash, Camy city he tures of be LOCAL BANKER | IS BURIED) «| Funeral 5 | Neutelder, ler and Ma jthe Masonic temple, wit of membery of the or ance: | Neufelder, in| 88 presiden peat bank a Dell was tak n to the frac has @ wart-like | called a bu f the burl close to the 99 not attempt to chop it u will injure the tree and} you are also likely to spoil the por- With a knife or chisel hollow out} the solfd wood of the burl, fc : d grain as mu ntil you have a cup-like de- Then remove the bark and nine how much more can be re- afely, feeling the thickness all between wit To make this bi serviceable as’ a drin mit’s cup," as it ts cal at one aide with your this make a handle, thr gan be passed { noggin and, it services for promine n, were hundreds der In attend who died f the Pee y was Thursday, Charte }J. BR ——_ | Hone IS DUBIOUS OF POLAR FLIGHT, Loul | Ke Capt. J Miami col- | «leaves a widow, r a pon, | Marion C., of Seattle, and a brother | in Ohio. Ho belonged to the Odd Fellows, Woodmen of the World| and the Maccabees © imperiled Arctic explorer, wi never attempt hin flight from Waln wright inlet to Spitzenbergen, Nor way, over the North Pole, Capt. Lans is widely known as a pilot in Alaska and northern sections, and gained | erable fume in 1916 when he} Vilhjalmer Steffanson, tho} fer, from starvation on} Banks Land, after Stef. | fanson’s expedintion had become ice- | bo Capt One X-Ray Fee] rescued | Cape Lane scoffs at the probabill venture being successful, and declares it is so foolhardy that jhe doesn’t think Amundsen will at-| | tempt it. Lane js stopping at the} | Frye hotel. Doctor Is Taken In the extraction of tecth we say to our patrons: If we burt by Heart Attack /| 5% “Gout pay—could we say Dr. Edwin S. Dodds, a practicing || more? Physician for 40 years, died Sunday | evening, after a heart attack, in his home at 1851 “4th ave. N. During | Gold Sere: Ny Pere Work Beston : Dental ‘Ollices 1422 Second Avenue I goats We Stand tho Test of Time . 22 Years in One Location He was born in Mason, O., in 1850, in the city health department to re-| place younger physicians called to} | military service. He was still with | | THE BON MARCHE Results in Death COLFAX, June 4.—Injuries re- d by Willis W. Moses, driving m California to Montana, when auto skidded from the highway Was wrecked, Saturday, near | ‘oe resulted in his death here lay. Moses is Survived by his and a number of small chil- in Kalispell, Mont. Coat 17 Million Jars SCHOOL PLAY Properly combined, under the leadership of men. ‘That'es the program of tho fire Anniversary Will Be Observed Commemoriting the 34th anniver- of the fire of June 6, 1889, h destroyed much of the ‘busi- district, members of the Pio- society will recall to newer res- mits of the city the exciting times | the big blaze which threatened to the city, at. ‘heir meeting in hall, Tuesday and Wednes- i Fire Chief George M. Mantor and talion Chiefs William J, Hodder d Oscar Ebbinghouse will address the Hyndred Per Cent club Tues- y noon, on “The Life of a Fire. a.” : Sd Main 0600 and ask for ‘ihe Ad Dept. Star Want Ads will help you find many things you need. TUPUTCHINGEGIEMA ting, Antiseptic Zemo Will Help You Never mind how often you have and failed, you can stop burn- itching Eczema quickly by ap- ng Zemo furnished by any drug- for 25c, Extra large bottle, . 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