The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1923, Page 2

LATTLE STAR ill Start Sheep Colony in North SEATTLE TO BE BASE FOR Yokohama Fire So Hot It Broke Man’s Spectacles ALEUTIAN ISLAND CONCERN Ph anit “7, Refugee Describes Scene of eling Doeks, Flaming Oil Falkland Island ‘Raiers Pick Umnak as a Northern Paradise for the Wool PAG THE SI MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1923. ST TD Member American Homes Sureau! Vor Netter American None cea SALE! 1000)" AMPS : SHADES in a blaze of golden Industry ee BY §. B. GROFF The Aleutian islands of Alaska a paradise of sheep r Millions of sheey in a few years. Seattle as the shir chasing point fo dustry These are the | tidns made her nan M formed Corporation. $1,000,000, Moo Saturday ‘operatios sheep. MacIntosh man of South Am Ppleutian islan years, and has Ht is as good Falkland “The Falkland eens SS OUTLAW SLAIN Al Spencer, Oklahoma Ban- dit, Is Betrayed by Pal FOR BOK PRIZE ‘Pick Seven Men to Award } $100,000 Offer NEW YORK. Sept. 17 Seven judges who will award Edward W. Bok $100,000 BARTLE | for the best prac by the United y fig with other nations to p War, were announced here night. Pound, dean of], Harvard law school; Ellen Fitz age president of Wellesley and Gen. James G. Har-|} re former chief of staff of the PLAGUE: FEAR of the al McDonald said Spencer more banks than Jesse IS SPREADING : The menace of cholera is now| bound to sweep ted areas unless emedied, according Ikinson, surgeon psident Jefferson “There is hardly javoiding cholera. Jexists for it,* sald Dr. jon the liner Sunday. | He explained that the mains were} broken and the water supply of | the cities had been contaminate ‘ or caring for the deati- The simplest way toendacorn facilities for nggaron! . ig Blue~jay ¥Stops the pain in |r aa podies is impoxsibl Stantly. Then the corn loosens |" se Cnotera gets hold, it will get and comes out. Made in oar what people are left of the 4,000, clared Dr. Wilkin: At your druggist Dr. J. BE. Cri ttle Red Cross, al weather will le possibility of a plague, as cholera is a hot weather disease, the doctors de clare. Mont Falcone, days overdue from New Orleans, ar rives at Los Ani , badly battered. “reported safe in rbor. Physicall Rus. Sawa bs TT! DOOR of opportunity flings | wide its portals only to the man who is up and doing—who is "filled with pep and punch—with Tich, red blood tingling through his | yeins. Mountain size obstacles | dwindle to ant hills and ambitions tecome accomplishments to these _ sort of men. tute are lacking and the disposition president of express. | would ot cold | harkentine, 109 |. Where is the employer who seeks the man who is physically run- _ down?—The man without stamina to withstand the knocks and gaff of the hurrying, scurrying world of business? §. 8. S. {s the long established and time honored creator of red cells, You cannot expect to very far up the ladder unless are equipped with a body that strong and vigorous. 8. 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Get a can to-day, HyOsan SAFE INSECTICIDE | Kills Flies by the Roomful | Australia p when t and be thre Japan Kill and Pillage Prominent American ( rirl, Wife of Japanese, Describes Horror Three thousand prisoners, lib. erated by the earthquake, spread thru stricken Yokohama Hke a scourge from pillaging, murdering helpless humans and striking terror int of the quake formerty Fitzpatrick, of ived on the HER MARRIAGE A SENSATION Mrs. Onato, formerly an accor plished interior decorator of Chica >, created an international eenaa-! six years o¢ ft her wedding when the news “GUAM GOVERNOR ; TELLS OF FIRE “Nobody who has n seen can realize the desolation and that followed tho fire and flood cat selva 0 pen to write, nor } awful story of a mad in the grip of a cx the like of which has never been seen before." at is the statement of Capt Adelbert Althouse of the U. 8 Navy, who for the last months bee nd d the Admiral-Oriental liner President Jefferson when stw dock Jed at Yokohama, September 3, three # after the first ‘great shock "Such acenes I never hope to «8 again,” Capt. Althouse said | Monday Me. PW re HALP-CRAZED REFUGEES ON SHIP Half y i) she wa ident Jefferson Phe fear. Mra. Osato with her- young daugh- lett Monday morning for Chi cago to visit her parents, Mr. and Fitzpatrick and take up the thread of her do not intend to bring aftir the Japancse m ath of her fath former plans into start over again in the geod old United “When the President Jef- | ferson—which hie boarded at Manila | arrived In Yokohama, early in the | mornin lurid red | with lames of burn |We a outside t k ¢ harbor was alive with debris and oil were in Kobe, shopping, |when the first quake was felt, That |night, enroute to Yokohama we 1 that all communication with the doomed cities. upon our arrival beg scription, people crushed by , burning to death in Men rushed to thelr to find their families buried or burning to death. ic stricken by the shock, hundreds rushed into the a fate mo Many we |into words | Capt. Althouse is stopping at the | Hotel Washington. He is on his way to his home at Oregon, Il., on on orders of the navy department |where he will await a further | signment Teke ne eaibors it at ines Dock REGULAR SCHEDULE li NAVY. YARD ROUTE Colman Dock Main 3003 (Conrvian 1904, Colonia} Chamics! Corporstion Ree neal pee | Will Neveal the Cause of Your Bye Trouble Examina- tion FREE Guaranteed Glasses as Low as $2.50 L, Optometrist Rothwell Optical Co. 227 Union St. DR. ROTHW: Between Second and Third, Seattle || Ip the extraction cf teoth wo say to our patrons; Lf we hurt you don’t pay—could we gay || more? Set of Teeth Trom $5.00 UP |] Gold Crown and Bridge Work From $4.00 UP Boston Dental Offices) ond Avenuo he Test of ‘Time 22 Years in Ove Location glory our Lamp Department launches another great sale— lamps and shades, 1000 of them, supreme in QUALITY and VALUE, Georgette shades in rich Oriental colors—the decorative value of which cannot be overestimated in any home. Shades produced by clever needle-women, with trimly picoted skirts and ruchings with harmonizing and softly blended tones that give beautiful colorings by day and a warm glow by night. On sale for the week at SUPREME REDUCTIONS. the most important offering of lamps and shades that the STANDARD has had the privilege to present—it repre- sents a fortunate purchase by our Eastern buyer direct from a nationally known maker of QUALITY lamp shades at an exceptionally low price which we now pass on to you. —24in. shade. Shirred georgette uble Bin. fringe. Exactly ming al as pictured. American Beauty American Beauty lining. Blue, lining, Blue, mulberry or rose mulberry or rowe colorings. colorings SCHORWFELD —~exactly as pictured, Georgette cover. American Beauty lining. Fiber silk, bin, fringe, Blue, mulberry or rose. colorings, FOmORN FELD —24in, oval shade. Stretched georgette. Braid and silk trim. mings. Double, 6in. fringe, American Beauty lining. Blue, mulberry or rose colorings. Ex- actly as pictured. SCHOENFELD BeMOEn REO exactly as pictured. 24In. —t4-In. shade, Georgette ahirred georgette top, Ribbon cover. American Beauty ruching with velvet ribbon lining. Sin, fiber silk trimming. American Beauty fringe, Blue, mulberry or lining. Double, 6-in. fringe. rose colorings, Exactly as Blue, mulberry or rose color- pictured, “Your Credit Is Good!’’ you'll need more BLANKETS and It won't be long before do—it generally ait of a Ssudden and 20 you'll murely be Interested in these special blanket values a}l-wool 5-Ib, blanket— T0x80-in, size H tame standard— —Soeveral styles similar to picture. Fitted with two ight sockets with pull chain. Full-length cord and socket attachment. Either 64 in, or 67 in. high. 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