The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 3 Needs Someone to Wr Governme! BY FLORA G. ORK WASHINGTON triguing try” t of the docum 5 Unele Sam wil! er erful press Not that ( does not ge! for some of dren's bure sellers” in F child care—"P Care” and Million coples | been distribute years. Department fre Very popu mum Requireme ings” bas h be grabbed ca the country Thirty thousand ppstal guides are |< Old every year at a c When these TEN-CENT GAS I$ PREDICTED y agen Oil Companies Seek to Cope | With Overproduction LOS ANGELES, July 30 here predict that gasoline will drop Oil men Uncle Sam Not So Good Nes as an Advertising Agent . ite Snappy Ads for His it Bulletins s PUBLICATIONS ARE » COAL SUBSTITUTES rT i exis urnipa anc They will what they centa for It ‘SAILORS THANK SEATTLE FOLKS | 20,000 Cups of Coffee Were Furnished Men Here As the Pacifi anchor « steanmed slowly West point, early Monday morning Nect wetghed pant YAZOO ( Burned at Stake in ITY South woman Mins, July wtah Another | detai) mplice, FOUNDED 1864 THE SEAT E STAR Anacortes School Marine System Reorganized ANACORTES, J Seattle Eagles to Attend Convention n the re . conventic liam it Junio and | enior high » ed togeth nga: cust MEMBEN AMBNICAN HOMES HUREAL) rom pan Wo A pare eh 7 Whore Re 7 YE ‘- p at, & rig Wik Metigintt thes itd Orlane s; (ntae® how, I Drowned in PORT TOWN BETTER AMBIC y) Pe’ Ye. on hh Sef Body of Suicide Is Found by Roadside Filmin gz Northwest ANACORTES uly 20.—B Engineer Is Sound k und two AN HOME ff Ale (toa ; (i EE EM Se fi Ma ee aa “ayy mye Railway Cameramen | 10 10 cents a gallon in this vicinity 4m the near future. While ol! com: panies are frantically attempting to Pope with over-production, oil ts pour: | Ming out of the ground faster than| Mankers, trains and pipe handle it. New wells are being brought in| @ally, and leading producers contend | men That unless production is c rude off will be running to w Banta Fe Springs, Huntington and Signal Hill Gasoline pric far below pric Wnited States on 23 to 19 cents a Ee @cent per gallon Price drops to 10 cents, Southern California oil industr Will be wrecked, {t is sald. Peas! Mists claim the low price will, prevail only a short time, but that it stop production and eventually |*med. It ts estimated that end the prices soaring to 30 or 40 Seattle residents visited the cents a gallon, | ships while they lay at anchor. } ©) The big companies have been hold-| A splash party for men tn unl. Ung conferences for'several weeks for | form was held at Alk! point Sun all men 1 ing In at hos olling the | letters were still ines can| ho ashore. 4 than 20,000 cups of coffee seafaring | while other ast ls at were consumed by the during th le visit, as predicted rs from Fort Lawton and ‘amp Lewis have also helped swell the total of the eatables aa ® higher level of pri ( F pendent companies 2, was id UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE |} the Standard Oil Co. i« rus Struction of the world’s | Weservoir, which will hold barrels in storage at EI § EAGLES’ BAND ied GIVES CONCERT New Tacoma Hotel , to Be the Winthrop —we know the need for GOOD upholstered furniture. This sale meets it. Here it is—made possible by a special pur- chase by the STANDARD direct from a noted maker of upholstered furniture of unquestioned VALUE, WORK- MANSHIP, QUALITY. The factory’s entire special display samples bought by us at the lowest prices for which such furniture can be bought. Now offered to you at correspond- ingly attractive LOW prices. ing feativ Henry Damski, will re Program of classical if Violin solo . Wilbur the name W Theodore W of the Nor books dea acters. west and writer of many i with Northwest char- —a home-folk’s sale. Upholstered furniture displayed so you can see it. Not too much background to dramatize it into a beauty that is not its ow>. Plenty of space so you can judge the integrity of it. Try it out. Test the springs. Ex- amine the workmanship and materials. Arranged in a way to give you the right opportunity to find just what you are looking for. Not many opportunities like this one. a revelation of beauty, richness and assortment: an economy event of supreme importance — —you know that in the STANDARD furniture stocks no unworthy piece o i ‘ price. That when STANDARD furniture is reduced, as good Gaetan bbgedearagtedy ook a And so when we tell you that included in this sale is our entire stock of ugholees Pie juced, samples, you will at once realize the significance, the immensity, the importance of thi a represents the products of Valentine, Seaver & Co., Grand Rapids Uphoistering Co.; H. Z Nat, ‘ Co.—America’s BEST and most reliable makers of fine quality upholstered Fire hie .» Ma ra during this sale at SUPREME reductions. now offered Says Humans Can Be 140 Years Old I 4 5 What ass Woots| LONDON, Jul Di - | Williams informed the Stockton Hotel Is jwxek club that human |live 120 to 140 years, but that raw Destroyed by Fire | f000, dairy produce and salads were STOCKTO’ L, July 30.—Fiames|* Tecensary diet the Hotel Phillson| esulting in one Teachers to Fight for Higher Pay ER, July 36 E escape and was killed while attempt- it has a fund 50,- Ing to make an e from th on its campaign for sal Sy burning building. rushe ie e8 | | thru smoke-filied rooms + | Seven were taken to the em ney Hospital for treatment. The tire iswept the three top stories of an adjoining 10-story fireproof building, » Durning shades and furnishings. Prosser Rancher Accuseed of Frau PROSSER, July 30. J J. | —our guarantee of value for this 6-day sale: —we guarantee that every individ- ual item of the several hundred pieces of upholstered furniture in this sample sale represents a gen- uine value. Value in quality of workmanship. Value in materials used, Value in the very latest cre- ations of America’s best designers. And the Guarantee That Each and Every Sale Price Means an Actual Saving up to. ONE-THIRD or More of the Regular Marked Selling Price. also included in this sale our entire stock of sample upholstered furniture! ) REDUCED STANDARD FURNITURE CO. Suicide ce eid St. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS tA. peor S i . Wchoenie ons fF Gilkey, charging him with obtaining | & mortgage re from h TRADE Tn the extraction of teeth wo say to our patrons: If we hurt || | f¥ou dowt pay—could we say more? 4 Set of Teeth rom $5.00 UP Gold Crown and Bridge Work Krom $4.00 UP | |Boston Dental Offices M22 Second Avenue We Stand the Test of ime 22 Years in One Location Licut, Rutledge Irvine,| | U.S. N., recently climbed to| height of 11,800 feet with a jone-ton load in a standard | navy torpedo plane, establish- ling a new record. Twas done | at Dayton, O. The Chamber| of Commerce there presented | |him with a cup.