The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 THI EATTLI Will Relay Seattle-Alaska Cable CONTRACT FOR 1.800 MILES "=". aemge wus BASIN PLA) OF MATERIAL HAS BEEN LET, STALIN AR Structure Until 1925 Member Americas Memes Bureau: Vor Metter American Homes 4 DAYS MORE SALE! LAMPS : SHADES one of the most important offerings of lamps and shades the STANDARD has ever had the privilege to present. This showing represents a fortunate purchase by our Hastern buyer direct from a nationally known maker of the BETTER KIND of lamps and shades at an exceptionally LOW price, which we now pass on to you. Present Line Has Been in Use Since.\:: 1903; Cable-Ship Delwood May Be Used in Work } giant submariy of ito Sitka, Alaska { pleted in Wa * contract for the pu + miles of insulat 1 } iW F bie bas been let to a ¢ m Lon: | by the ¢ ; SeomaRhe | 9 ao raw _ the HHH WN ATA A * reaching e Tu | Hi Wi } ate } The Hew cable w Ht AIA \ SCA OENFELO Fone between Seatue a i established a post i which ts sa out after 2 price for t about $1,244. } structed by the of London Twas in charge tat Seattle, is given a {of credit for the 1 : | Ship Flees From F the Frozen North) ,. “23.0 yn Ging for NOME, Alaska, Sept. 18-—Fleeing | Sund. 1 gat 2¢ moun. | 4 the North before the winter a t 52 P fps begin, the mot + owned by Liebes & Co. o seo, carryths a party of | tates geological su ors, pu Se at this port ye fro | Arctic ocean. The s Ei word of the death { Martin Anderson, a tr {Trusties at Tacoma | ' Jail Make Escape! MOTHER OF / * TACOMA, Sept. 18.—Two city jail DEPUTY DIES f >} trusties, F, C. Thurwachter and L es J. Rogers, detailed to clean the ly Of sidewalks around the jail here. lary F AS dropped their brooms yesterday = y @rnoon and casually disappeared. | ‘The police had been unable to lo-| ¥ gate them today. They were being |b held for liquor violations. Radium Is Restoring he no Wom ary to the Past s en's Rellet | \c A. R. | Mrs. Ajax was born In Indiana Z | Shields, was is a soldier in the Mex). tive power of is Be tee ene’ cacwres or'years [can war, and her great grandfather, | However, the benefits of this a be revolutionary soldier. } at tance ha he 5 ded 63 to Jame oy Agee within the| She was married in 1863 to James “means of persons of wealth _ |Adax, who died in Seattle eight} E Sines the invention of Degnen’s|years ago. 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It creates a vigorous circu- | Tation of blood, thus removing con- jon, which is the real cause of 9 prove just what (—<$<$___. 6 treatment can do you, we! ii send our appliance trial with the understanding that we will not re an ere | ¢ you a cent if it fails to givs Satisfactory ‘results. ‘This offer is | pen to any person who has pain of ny kind. nerve weakness: bleh} Dust storm near Davenport holds Tiver complaint, bladder troubie, or |UD auto traffic disease of the jones it poate: atter what your ailment or al ale ates Bow long you have had it we wili| Lesion opens cooking school in ladly let you try the appliance at | Clubrooms, New A Dour risk. Write today for tree lit- . ture giving complete informa-| . 4 hag Hadium Appliance Co, 279| Second-hand dealers m Bradpary Hidg., Los Angeles, Calif. | goods purchased 10 days after pur-| isement. |chase before selling, a new city or. |dinance provides. eee angements for the funeral are} not complete. Capt. John W. Rumsey, L. U. LL. |commander, died Mond at his |home 601 Kinnear pl. Mayor Brown urges extension of | Prefontaine pl | see District Attorney Thomas P, Re. |velle will add the Men's club of the Boulevard byterian church Saturday night \Civil War Senator | Now 101 Years Old! IOLLYWOOD, Cal., Sept, 18.—~ nator Cornelius Cole, who came to ‘alifornia during the gold rush, in }1849, and served in the United] erfeet || States senate during the civil war, | mems | celebrated hig 101st birthday here| of experience can || |tem is at low ebb and susceptible to CONFERENCE CALLED IN MAYOR'S OFFICE Legion Men Indorse Alien Restriction t of the va | CHARGES COMPANY { EXACTED TRIBUTE t A ucture, Blackwell nayn BIG PACKAGE |Hold Fireman for Killing His Wife OREGON CITY, Ore INDIGESTION Brings Instant, Positive Relief to 2| Sick, Sour, Ga: Upset Stom. ‘der or Ta at all Drug PORTOLIVE—BRIMFUL OF THE ELEMENTS WHICH GIVE HEALTH AND VITAL- ITY—PORT WINE AND | b OL OF OLIVE = Five out of every seven people fall a prey to colds when the sys- ailments, Portolive {s not only a corrective! of digestior and a sparkplug to! your nervous system, but it greatly stands between you und seasonal | ailments. | Delicious to take—a toothsome| mingling of nature's correctives | with rare old Port Wine and Oil of demand to please and women. ieee yesterda: and devi Glasses $5.00 FREE EXAMINATION hearty breakfast of ham and eggs. 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