The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1923, Page 16

of Mi ny ca thy ag se * 5 pee py sen 2 LR dh 3 f t E te k Ham an’ Is Seattle’s Most Solemn THE SEATTLE STAR Youth, Bound to Friend, Killed by Interurban Flyer r Near Echo Lakel~ TIRE INNER TUBE / ENCIRCLED BOYS SEATTLE ‘PAYS LOVING TRIBL TE TO ITs SG U EST OF YESTERDAY Were Returning From Swim Three park red Yotboure Along Car Tracks = Sun ot Favored ones bs Round toget! t w ban Pp ‘ ar which t ad sed We 1 pe and an “ ‘ a Iife preserv wh wir m. i t rk Ad ming, two t arold t, 18, mi | F id Harold Tay were 1 at 9p. m: The program Everett a E WOODLAND, t:0 lake F s r t st n : r “ both boys, Harold Wyatt, and Litolft ‘ perhaps, fatally uring Harol . . ¥ ° os — “fe ALKI POINT, 2:20 They saw t tr ming 200 : : feet away, and W Caprice Herolque i x “Here cor t le et iM a r , ; ¥ ort ack. 7 wot ti net a “ ‘ . TUBE HELD i) me a. me ph fe . rey P Minarere® THEM TOGETHER Fistor jumped f the ‘aes ii fe en gee ear 1. fb be Ar tr nd W t e way , t then pu! t ‘ gain, knocking ther " The mot tt mt - Baga rn Ke E hinted B THE BON MARCHE en co roan’ tor ARGAIN BASEMENT speed q boys wi ithe f knock Success usually follows a series of failures. ore: he. acon 5 shopping constantly in The Bargain Basement gou'll picked up. It was s Ay make the series fade into the eternity of the past. the tube them Ment at th Was taken to hospital. broken possible body was taken to the mortuary brother-in-law, J. H. Gram ena wegen ,| ~ Seattle laid aside every thought of business Friday afternoon and joined as a unit in paying loving tribute to the memory of Warren G. Harding.| that the ea z sc | A funeral march, one of the greatest, tho saddest, processions in the city’s history, followed the same route which marked the triumphal entry into the between 40 x 1 ur | City two weeksago to a day of the man whose passing the city mourned. View shou ection of the march with marines and navy men in prominence, aly grad point | Insert pictures the car President Harding rode in. The empty auto was driven by Maj. George R. Drever, who piloted it when the late president visited | Sve sete ae aaresithase: attle. The same guard of honor marched by its side. Preceding it are Lieut. Gov. W. J. Coyle, captain in the world war, and ; A. F. Haynes, corporal | ARENA SERVICES Soldiers Stand Guard U. S. Dish! Parade Honors Harding EXTQL HARDING Over Harding’s Tomb But One ‘Man Favors| Thousands of Marcher The Multitudes Depart and Marion Is Alone Follow Same Route Taps Closes Rites for Nan Sueccotash | President Traversed Two Weeks Ago Seattle Loved With Her Dead; Father’s Home Patrolled BY JACK HOHENBERG » Steve Arne aa . 1—Marioa | aken to the cemetery Pid say < | By Steve Arnett BY JOHN W. NELSON ° . Marton ; taka fo ts cemetery and cabbage urday’e urone over Lak fa aident was tat England her cup of tea ked t 6 route ak still goes 'em or f ¢| Warren € Ht « A gree has her ham Ee beeper 1 t t r least, that's what 14 ns ¥ ay’s 1 i t Of | ave b t w : « past the c< ft ite t ’ ralisps decided. Th harbor tap. ( : : 5 ; pave te of other ft No|f 1 reflected faint ¢ : ' : Z : ibbage did SCO i fi et to ‘ Seeee Ott cor ’ And Handing entered u rice | MORE ABOUT avthvee marched wing tine. ue ¢ greet ON PAGE 1 Two fell for hamburg thas E t t erday b eeaninnesesaneneneaneeienneaceentinnsnT i rs boasted sat os KNIGHTS TEMPLAR at « t fit saa A look after Laddie B until Mrs. ation. One gdb PLAY HYMNS i ANY Nae Apna si fitficult 7 a 4 } Harding is 1 in a pe es oie, cardinals weepir ‘JON PLATFORM The ts and | this morn-|home, She will nover give other was in fai n . ie aah oo 2 ‘ Boy away right, Mrs, Harding eggs. Three. didn't knov uid, but Just now she is unable to lone star declared that suc was the big dish. of him. HERE’S MORE ABOUT BREAD STARTS ON PAGE 1 SE White stay r Washing. the home of} in Marion, For the next sit months, or per- | haps longer, she will spend much | time in rest and will be very largely | tn eclusion from the large circle | Mrs. Harding may with friends ¢ u 7 GUARD OF HONOR ee NEAR CAR Wages enter s oO o slated reminesc could not be replaced last ight | PRIVATE CAR | h Harding and ¥ 1 soldier guard was ned to| 1S REMOVED | ; ¢ deliver © memorial keep watch about the porch. | Mrs. Harding did not return to! BEG won't’ come h Amphi socte Ww The carpet in the front room| Washington oh the private dar Su. hate that, Jcipate where the c was worn|perb, on which she « the Jate and on. they music Julio Goe bare and the was | president traveled to the Coast and Meetinlctices or: Fort Lawton, cl en to| which brought his body home, eats beta on taps. | “Tako that car away; I never edi ead aarti 1°“Yieen’ pretentious “but. equally ain ot flowers, which| want to see it again,” she said| go into bread product : cere mervices wero held various | banked the Harding yard and house| when the casket was removed at} ee ca tae aration cast ea) tore : t parade ever + eiitnoh and lodew braantaatioiushnt Marion. The car was sent at once] aise nee | aeckea ir without ex« a8 }out the cl At the "St ‘ to the railroad shops for overhaul- Resteon, : aA lurry and rush is re-| cathedral a most impressive cere g MORE ABOUT | !v¢. What can they ao? i te cet of! mony was held under the “Mirection y ‘ Licata anche Tote home” t3] Which cx \s he city ae ih ‘esident Music idk ituted Mra. Harding and other members| hog city counclima Harding iy Inid to re tld tan |, | Reo On abe i eatere of the party who went to Alaska Beer co ot EB. Matthew done her noblest to honor his mem . the. a6 da of tho varlous |completed today at Washington a Bee r fellas Bo branches came and dig. | 2U'ReY. of 18,000 miles, which has The cheery nt Gilman | cussed the pressing problems af | ‘sted ah ; | CALIFORNIA SURGEONS A. H.| their departme Their call. was KR MEN ARE cm ee ’ hurch|the first of the day and occupied ED BY WIDOW ATLANTA, Ga., Aug LI K E PLUMBERS. GO the entire morning Mrs, Harding remained in the train | MN ehitstas granite: ticeae ’ RUSSIAN. GRI | Attorney General Daugherty callea | fo some minutes after the arrival mausoleum tc dent Ha BACK TO GET TOOLS ||seRvices ut | upon the president in the early after. |!% Washington | Mar atlered the city of Marton NALEM, Ore., Aug. 11.—Jerry ||, Picturesque # on. He refused to discuss report The widow of the late executive! by Hollins N. Randolph, president of S cal linotype expert, || Patechidon,” or a that he contemplated remaining in| ed all the newspaper men who ae. | Sp pmatt dana sedate ; cal Unatype expert, || mony, was held at the tho cabinet for a while at least. 1t{Companted her ‘since the death of| Memorial association pipes Greek Orthodox church 4 is understood, howover, he desires to |": Harding into her private car, | overing today trom || #49 boule Malia aocnitih can without hurt.{t@nked them for their considera: | Ble (aed Cert ene tom |lsinder in charg attle Japanese |ing the government of Mr. Coolidge, |, Wished them luck and’ said] MOUNT HARDING HAS hia hed operation in two veers, | ago" honored the’ prenident when Cae” Seer Ste COOlAR®.| ode, | BEEN CHRISTENED BY in San Francico who pertormed ||, memornd aneoo natty Mee yee [cates TOK igh officials of: sae, who | ¢ABONE 28 mutes after the arrival Lhe ROSCA GL ete memortal service held by the Jap-|went to Marion for the funeral of {of the train tn Washington, Mea FORESTRY OFFICIALS | pap san ag fot apobreieret Mua lear aneee ristian Church federn Warren G. Hurdni«, pulled inte the |H&fding descended, escorted on the Bt a : Lah *tharbatied boureion the p.m. diners of the A EGA Wik tbRR Reece ori jarms of Christian and * suby ENATCHBE, Aug. 11 * be oa Apes a ; club rose%n unison and stood pray ‘ stapter hag teat a | In deep mourning, 2 Mount Harding” ee Rees lat aaa forced because the surgeons who |! erfully nt attention while Rey. W Mr. and: Mrs. Coolidge went, Im-'! watces cor : M ng” has been || memory of their Inte commander in|| officiated at the first carelessly ||. Major, club iment medi to tho temporary White | V*!ked with her escort christened. ; hiet, forgot to remove a sponge they || tor, delivered a Deere ent PA® | House, w “the president took up Phe Saabs 'g moro than 6,000 The Grand af ida a #40 S¢CH4 Mipsis sie Ran ts tha prouligtal ee’ tre fac president's. room. She previously unnamed peal c, faithful t Three surgeons and two nurses ||held aboard the Were | ‘rhe first question pressing for ac. | Vth firm step. Behind: her traite 1 the Cascades, near Wwe bound h f i ire authority for the announce: || Mayor Brown, at a meeting of Seat.{ OR 8 the resignation of Georgo | iy wrran crams nd navy officers, | Br ititas -ooktatiee Ns {som a ats i Sr ae he men wet the ja bas ne ey tle ia men and thelr auxiliary ast | Cor san , retary to the proal Anum ee aveter and others A Uatpmy psn seit t f A ¢ ney have sealed it in a ja evening, recounted his experiences | dent. Christian announced hig re bdo sgt Under geological department || from his eyes ns he marched A message of condolence was sent | has boen In tho past fot man to} White How g th rules, no mountain may be named Spanish War Veterans, World W He says {f another operation is |/to Mra. Harding by the seven |tender his resignation to the preat-| enclosed while nate oie vant after a living man, but the do. ||heroos, Daughters of Veterans and|| jo nMaty to. remove womething || Christian Science churches of Seat-| dent first, either verbally or written, | rete > cht ve Automobile: with. Sec tiston to title this peak in honor || auxiliaries, Daughters of the Ameri || e,last professional, men, mis: |)tIe following thelr memorial acry.| Mr, Coolidge, howover, dla not re:| hire, er One Oi ema Of President. Harding yon [ican Revolutions Women’s Over, || Placed he's going to tell them to | | tee celve word from’ Christian, and {House Pigts WEA seca k NG cw Hite unanimously agreed to by for. | Service leat and other organiza.| put on — button: It's so much Communion was held at the Trin. |hence would make no statement Tho ais if bh eta | extry department official tons marched solemnly 1a tho long Hout Mtehing him up each |}ity Parish Episcopal church Friday| Edwin 'f, Clark, now acting aw {ins welcome upon maeranie nae line, 1 Om morning, following a brief memorial personal secrotury to Mr Coolidge, |the White House by Laura Hurlan | worvice, is practleally certain to get tho post, her social secretary. a |\Band Concerts at Three Sea ttle Pa rks on Sunday Serpentine A Manufacturer Closes Out Odd Lines of Sweaters 1 Sleeveless Golf Sweaters All-Wool, A wide assortment of deli- cate and plain color combina- tions. The lot includes some with two: tone fronts in silk and wool, some with semi-tuxedo collars, some with belts. Also some brushed wool style. Golf Coat and Jacquette Styles Checked fronts, ties are included, wool style. and side Also some brushed collars Girdleieres For the average fig- ure. Pink basket weave coutil with rubber gus- set over hips. $1 Sizes 32 to 40 ery what 100 Broken Sizes Widths AAA to B alr Lace and button styles. High heels, high. and low but mostly Black, brown, white and gray kid, Corduroy Kim In pansy, wrohid, Copenhagen, ros __ Crepe Kimonos guard ah EXTRA FULL CUT, IN ALL wh THE ATTACTIVE SHADES. bw Serpentine crepe trimmed x with ruffled silk ribbon; fig- a ured patterns. 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