The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1923, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1928 ee eee THE §! ATTLE ST AR pn ADMIRAL SHIP CHASE S RU M! Indian Folk. T ales | How Grizzlybear You'll like this beverage as surely as sunshine and airmake you thirsty. Itisa dis- tinctive blend of choicest products from nature — pure and whole- some or's Note.—This ts. the of a series of folk of Puget Sound Indians, written for The § H (Mrs All of the stories to follow in this series were obtained by the writer in her many visits \ to Northwest tri CHINESE FAIL TO G BT C ASH ihighserd A sum of BY ERNA GUNTHER and Blackt rat the time re human b un women, but Grizz © worst of the two. xlybear were atror of Blackbear, Wh , | gether the Grizalybear the women went ¢ nd roots t Seattle Couple Is Without Help She _bifts Car Off Tot Wed at Bellingham te Stole My Girl,” ; g ‘ Explained Fighter |: 1 value yo Next Li Ady Des Rochers Optical Co. 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The research of able engineers and chem- 3 4 ists, equipped with every accepted facility for other kind. It is sharp _ studying refining methods, is constantly devoted but sustained—non-deto- _to its improvement. Ask for touring road maps at any Union Service Station, Union Qi) Company nion Gasoline |¢ # would always + | al Killed Blackbear Blackbear Children Get Ravenpa'" Then They Start Out on a Journey when all| Gr thru, In the next story we go back friend Coyote, He has a wonderful bag of tricks; this time he gets out the of all. \BULLETS HALT BOOZE RUNNE R SPOKANE, June to our bent three times and cata & ditch The ie been | .n amuggling from Canada Mayor Opposed to Eastern Conference |Sa Without Any Notice! trustes of the t Ww. jit is caster Doctors Puzzled er | Over Man’s Death | After lying delirious in the honpital WwW. D. man, or w night | 41 y died early W ling from unknown causes. ¢ [ham was taken to the hospital n | he was found u as in his| ous r the BE ° © House,’| 30% First ave. roner W. H. Corson took charge of the body and |was planning Wednesday to hold an autopsy to determine the eaune of | he a Cunningham's death. | of th n ts sald to have been | that it is thought possible | man.” had been poisoned by moon: Ki shine. Tea on the Beach Newest Briton Fad) FLUSHING, N. Y,, Kt augurated the custom of serving aft-| who | Trap 164 in Paris Narcotic Clean-Up), ™ PARIS, June 20.—A potice raid | — jon «| to | fired without declared Arthur | service was abo city | been in the reclam sioner of reclamation }former governor of Idaho. Announcing today that he had al- to fight Work’s Davis sajd: | action was that Secretary Work said | superintendent of Mount Ranier na-| | 1 Hear of Convention | pon were to hear about the interna- ‘al Kiwanis club convention re-| |cently held at Atlanta, Several English famiilés have in |members of the local organization | The meeting and luncheon was to} THE RHODE Dainty Silk Undergarments Reduced for Clearance Silk Step-Ins $1.95 Go. Silk Camisoles 95c Silk Vests $1.95 match the step-ins Women’s Outing Togs Second Floor Vents to made name materi 6 same 8 sizes $2.25 Women's Khaki $2.25, $2. Women's Kt $1.95, $2.15, 8: Women’s Khaki Middle $1.95, $2.50 Trimming Clearance Half Price! Trimming Dept—Upper Main Floor Knickers Novelty Organdie Trimmings in ecru, and colors, that sold formerly 90 a yard—now HALF Women's Khaki Hats $1.00, $1.25 s and Galloons in colors. Formerly Now, HALF Organdie Insertio white, ecru and a fe 50e to $2.25 a yard. PRICE. Vestings and Edges to match, of novelty organdies; some are embroid- ered in bright colors; others in white and ecru. Formerly 50c to $4.00 a yard. For clearance at HALF PRICE. Embroidered Galloons, 9 inches wide, and in ecru and white. These sold formerly for $1.00 a yard. For clear- ance, now, at HALF PRICE. Women’s Sport Hats of Straw in Assorted Colors Special $1.95 Second Floor ys He Was F ired "Capitol Building» | Alaskan Industry Bids Are Re jected | Survey to Be Made OLYMPIA, June 29—Contractors'| BELLINGHAM, June 20—A sur Bern bids submitted for the construct pe ss of the fisheries and mining Jamation |of the new state capitol building at| problems of Alaska will be made ay by |Olympla were all rejected yester-/this summer by Representaiive Interior | day after the committee had gone | Lindley H. Hadley, Senator Wesley jover them thoroly. ‘The reason for/L. Jones and Fish Commissioner the rejection was not made known | Henry O. Malley, according to an jand the committees announced no | announcement made yesterday. The! |Party intends to leave Seattle July [ae iter, Oop SURE |3 and may include Dan A, Sutter. ng | land, congressional delegate from |Will Open Bids ie Alaska. —— ee Suspension Bridge | sount Rainier park, it was ane WASHINGTON, June 20. — Bids | nounced today by the department of e daly reason given me for the | will be opened in the office of the | interior. The bridge ts to be erected across the Nisqually river near | Springs, and is for the purpose) steel cable suspension } giving access to the new public ai highway bridge of 198-foot span in| mobile camp here. AL ACEH! NOW PLAYING “A DANGEROUS ASHINGTON, June 20.—"I was| of director of the rt of Secretary of the k. ork removed Davis, who has mn service for ted as commis. D, W. Davis, | ears, and appol ‘om vari- | urging him | Arthur P. y received telegram arts of the coun' action, dnt want an engineer in charge |tional park at Longmire, Mond: no service any longer, but desired | July 2, for furnishing fnd erect the place be filled by a business |completh a | wanis Club Will wanis club members Wednesday Matinces, 2:30 Nights, 7 and 0 XVETTE and Her NEW YORK SYNCOPATERS ‘The Sensation of Broadway ————_—_—_——— A_NIGHT IN SPAIN Ga., from attended vas to speak on R. Hatch on} , Corbett on} “Spot Lights. eld at the Hotel Gowman. i] on several resorts frequented by affickers resulted in 164 About 10,000 floating mines have been recovered and dismantled since the war, according to the marine | ministry of Denmark. Breakfast Specials Panama breakfast mervice 1s a departure from cafeteria style. 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