The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 5

GRUNBAUM BR SIXTH AVE, RAINIER LINES City Railway Attorney Says Fourth Ave. Needed rs of the elty o purchase of the 05 | BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE counett ¢ Thanksgiving Day Needs Enameled Roaster SPECIAL 15-inch, oval 10-pound _ size, 1 blue enamel, Roast- 4 rest 98c Jes Jer advisement ussiotn, sidered run mney for the urged Higgina, rallway compa: ano of t Fourth ay ines, 6 and that the lin ated economically unellman r » would like to od by the city, t s is the time to make the 18-inch, oval shape, be ope Roaster, Special ant: be & 100 42-Piece Dinner Sets SPECIAL yey Of semt-porcelain, from one of the best American 26-Piece Set of Silver SPECIAL The “New Orleans” pattern of Wm Rogers and Sons Sil ver, In a choloo of two atyle — chests. Guaranteed Silvor Set, Spevial $9.85 No Phone or ©. 0. D. Orders Convenient Payments Thanksgiving Day needs may be purchased on our Con- venient Payment Pian. Many aro buying Gift Furniture and Toys NOW on our Convenient Payment Plan, Tho counot! has before {t a request from the company to repeal dn ordi nance ‘requiring the space between street tracks to be paved and another request that the company be permitted to refuse free transporta |tlon to policemen and firemen, Tho |company threatens to raise fares un J less tho request granted WILL CONSIDER car Revision to Congress WASHINGT | taxpayers are going to get some con sideration from the house and senate when congress ls convened in Decem: Secretary of the Treasury Mellon A program of tax revis which will. provide a jcomes as well as reduction o Mellon's chiet sb incomes eo on ways and ‘onfefences on the i |reductions on Tho b | iments’ wi tax pro n, in order that lation can be offered the how early ag possible, That, In brief, ts the general tax| story as outlined by repub rain tho nenate, The s of the plan are lack there ta a bh SPECIAL C&L TIRES AND TUBES -$10.89 $1.69 30x3%4 C. & L. Cord Tires... 30x3%4 ©, & L. Gray Tubes... 30x3% CG. & L. Heavy Red Tubes 1.98 ALL OTHER SIZ REDUCED 8. & M. Spotlites, Reg. $9.50. .87.95 Klaxon Horns, Reg. $10.00. ....88.89 Nickeled Radiator Shell with Bars, Reg. $9.50 $3.05 Beacon Stoplites, Reg. $3.50. Folberth Automatic Swipes, Reg. $7.00 .. Locktite Patch Kits, Reg. 40¢ Double Barreled Brass rps Reg. $2.50 Boyce Motometers, Reg. $7.50. U, S. Asbestos Brake Lining, woven, highest quality. .30¢ to 95¢ WESTLAKE AUTO SUPPLY a SMITTY’S PLACE ‘ 2008 Westlake Ava Open Until 9 p. m. Saturday STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. nee TO 6 P. M. will surprise #0 lly eget hae with income tax theortes. ® Mellon plan is a subtle ler bonus And kin The republi country think! sinlation, the non down, 3 ngress that the sol t any tax re the taxes must ce could then te duction, Despite all thin talk 6f plana and programs and the certainty that a ltax reduction will be congress, there in bellef here that lit to will bo accomplished, 4 mod by TITLES PASS—Four titles have become extinct since the <mZOR FCOKX FPO MAOZ M Oo R E F oO R Y fe) U R M Oo N E mf deaths of British peers. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE DEPARTMENT OFFERS TWO BIG SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY POOR TAXPAYER: |Mellon to Present Plan of | hundred EDISON 6LB. ELECTRIC TRONS, at an un- usually low price... . $3.19 The Edison iron ts designed for household utility, is equipped with heel stand and standard cord, a wonderful buy at $3.19. ELECTRIC TOASTER STOVES, an extra ood value at. . ateue Nickel plated; bolls, toasts and fries; completo with cord and cut-out GOLD and ALUMINUM A Sale of PAINTS 76 JOINTED DOLLS AT AN EXTRA LOW PRICE $1.98 ‘These beautiful dolls are unus- ual values, have closing eyes, eye- Jashes and mohair wigs, stand 21 and 23 inches high. We also have a limited number of KID BODY DOLLS at this exceptionally low price. It will pay you to buy now and dress for Christmas. ators, pleture frames, wood or metal work, etc, Specially priced for Satur- 1 9c day, ca Regularly sells at 35e. A3c ery ‘Household use, with or without a ‘washing machine, “It SPECIAL! WHITE KING WASHING MACHINE SOAP, LARGE SIZE PACKAGE ..... + "(Saturday only) Use White King for takes so little.” GOODELL-PRATT AUTOMATIC Hand Drills Special $1.19 A big value, and {5 equipped with 8 fluted drills. DISSTON HAND SAWS Extreme $2. 19 Special No. D8. Your choice of 24 or 26-inch sizes, A splendid value, Buy Saturday at a saving. Tu-Lite Double Sockets Made of strong, durable, at-resisting composition, Spe- 39c WATIONAL MALDK MAZDA LAMPS For better lighting without in- creased light bills, Buy them in cartons of six, 40 Watt . 60 Watt . 75 Watt. 100 Watt . THE THE GEOLOGY or WASHINGTON—NO The Olympics They’ re Younger Range Than Cascades First a Bulging Dome, Then Folds Rivers and Glacier Possibly Rising Slowly BY H, M. SAYRE 1 morn nd, on a brink ng, at » sheer beauty mples wondered at them tot ience ty the answer to which have ark over si ¢ anin noe man ev ogy is the branch of ch exp! ks of the earth's crust and ches far back into the dim mil fons of years of tho past for their history Tho Olymples rise tr tooth ridges and sha tng 6,000 to 8,000 feet ab Mt. Olympus (8,200 feet), center, being the highest pe group {3 roughly circular in outline and forms the northern portion of the Olymplo pe | Glactal sculpture b nent factor 4 ko peaks. gaunt, sulin s been « prom! I puntaing wer tho pea nds of years it into freezing and amphitheatre With eats 8 have been cut on of the ico at the end of |, © huge “bowls sree or four —Small | a sharp r sides. NATURE ACTS LIKE BISCUIT CUTTER cal example. mpared h the x, in wh of dough are cut angular frag: produces mig! or leaving sma Glacial pleces , 1 sculpture ain forms ar limb than eal proc the mountains extend | on the nor pwn to the Str 0 western slope a surface alopes |broad, fiat p’ tly off to the Pr side termin: rom Port Te ainnge of tho large rivers f | Mt. Olympw lor a b, the rang | These mov mean an tains have tho henvieat zal rainfall of any portion 1 States, and many rivers of the range, They med by canyons, 1 and tremendous unde water power. jtowns. Tha Doeewallipa river carries fe | ete | DENSE FOF | GROWTH Ri Tho heavy rainfall hips to create jone of the densest forest growths on the continent. Hemlock, dustry, which {s the chief resource of | the peninsula, A dense tangle of |brake and fern on tho forest floor makes the valleys almost impassable, and trniin are cut with great diffi joulty, The timber line Hes between |5,000 and 5,500 feet. ‘The range has ains the formation | ©) with tts hig pire with | | which has only been uits of Juan | no range ts radtal, |* « away from} ke spokes | The Elwa} shes light and power for}? neighboring | spruce, | beginning of tho Inst century thrul coaar and fir support the lumber tn-| been crossed only a few times and/ the geological data is still very gen Jeralized, specific work being greatly |hindered by the heavy undergrowth. | The most prominent rocks of the region are: hard grey sandstone com prising more than half of the exposed | rock, conglomerate (comented gravel), | DI, Jest. DINYON Free Exaraination BEST $2.50 cLasses ON BART Wo are one of the few optical stores In the Northwest that really \grind lenses from start to finish, and we are tho only one in SEATTLE—ON FIRST AVE, Hxamination free by graduate ops tometrist. Glasses not prescribed unless absolutely necessary, BINYON OPTICAL CO. 1110 FIRST AVR. Inle 20 Ye ent Treating Medicine. Washington Hid, 705 Firat Ave, amie ST. PAUL STOVE REPAIR & LUMBING * Water Colln Put Connected, Malin 0875 O04 Pike St. Phyaslelan goon, uses roots and herbs treating all dison men and wom Specializes in stom ach trouble, and other ailments, Dr. N, Yow Chinese Iemedy Co, 115 Yesier Way, MA In~4203, Hentile, Wank. In | | 8 Do the Rest at Present probably thos), v ‘eam graveln, es to the history of the mi: We hay r features: HOW THESE MOUNTAINS WERE MADE 1 ow The roughly ctroular outline of ial drainage. | a g in the rock m to combination of tremende #aW- | forces, If one takes a square piece of paper and exerts an equal preswure from rr the result Is a dome | nt at the center of| face rocks of the 1 to tho pape al forces ull four ¢ the sheet earth may are at Jer the surface e thru all ¢ K words a rigid made to forces caused a great the Olympic penin the ing an riod, wh at would bh The dome would have or lens form. The 1 radiate outward from Fe nad a mor streams w the high out from t of weakness. and effect together to build up the| history of the earth, The present mountain forms are uo to stream erosion thru the count less thounands of years doming took place, and to sculpture explained abo’ we have the general pc formation of the Olympic still much detailed, tec ne in order to since | | THAN CASCADES Tho Olymples are probe what younger than the Cascades, for some uplift has taken place sines the | glacial period as shown by the de-| | formation of gincial deposits, A pon- | ibly they aro atill rising very slowly Jat the present tima Two minoral resources have been ered tn thege moun Gold in small quantities has been taken }from the glacial gravels around Shi shi beach on the Pacific side, This will not be a real gold-producin, region, but men have eked a livin; from the gravels at times. Coal ou crops east of Clailam bay and in the | vicinity of Freshwater bay. There| Are several seama of shiny black lig ite varying from 12 to 58 tnches in thickness, They will undoubtedly be exploited commercially in the future, but at present they are not being | worked. Asa whole the Olymptes are a very | Interesting range and present a vast, | wild playground for the student of| nature, a valuable source of fine timber and a paradise for the moun |tain cltmber and the sportsman, Alacoy o | WOMEN VOTERS PICK OFFICERS Will Hear of Narcotic Evil Friday Night Members of the Washington Stato Leagus of Women Votors were ached- uled to elect officers at the after-| noon session of their third annual convention at the Y, W. C. A. Fri- Gay. The opening session tn the morning was to bo given over to routing business, Friday evening Canon W. H. Bliss 1s slated to speak on “The Narcotic Evil" and another address will be made by Dr. Herbert E. Coe, THE RHODES co. | Saturday Brings Big Shopping Values Here M4, Ls Saturday ye 7 Talk about Val one Saturday Winter Coats, ™ gray and black, i collars of black ar coney. These are full | ay they were $3 A saving of $ ¢ ' in Women’s Winter Coats—S pecial $29.75 ow Second Floor lue We certainly are offering a good Women’s Fashionable Fur Trimmed Jade of fine coating fabrics in brown, neluding belted and side tie models with id platinum wolf, coney and viatka dyed ined garments in sizes 16 to 42. Yester- 3.75! Yours on Saturday for only $29.75. Men’s Child Mottled Union Suits Special $1.59 Or 2 for $3.00 Men's Dept-—Main Floor Men's Gray Mottled » have been taken ar stock #¢ for garment and priced jal while they last at or suits for $3.00. ‘These will prave to be mighty comfortable and serviceable garments for the man work- ing inside this winter. Glo For Wea AP. fleece-lined one clasp style $2.00 a ered backs an gray and brow from 0 to 6. and serviqeable ter priced at 50c a Two-Knicker Suits $11 Boys’ Dept. Main Floor, Rear Boys, you will like the looks of these suits for who made the tailor them put him: shoes to really see what boys want. The patterns are typical of and there is Fleece- 50c AIR Glove Dept.—Main Floor 180 pairs of Girls’ Jersey months, ren’s Lined ves Cool ther with embroid- 4 in colors of n, Sizes range A neat, warm glove for win. / THE RNES (0 Moderately pair, Millinery For Saturday $6.95 Second Floor Superb in style, qual- ity and values. We can say nothing too much in praise of the extraordi- nary shipment of Wo- men’s Hats we offer for Saturday at $6.95. Close fitting shapes of beauti- | | ful metallic cloths and combinations in a gor- geous array of colors, shapes and trims. Don’t. miss them! 65 self in boys’ boys’ ideas a wide va- riety to choose from in sizes 8 to 17 years. The extra pair of knickers will wear. for $11.85. A practical suit double the A new shipment of beautiful art mirrors. Tacoma’s New Hotel Plans Ready Nov. 6 TACOMA, Noy. 2.—Complete plans and specifications on Tacoma’s new community hotel will be available for contractors November 6, it was announced today. The plans will be | finally approved on that date, Bids CORFU,—From a primitive hut to @ kaiser’s palace is the fairy story reality of 500 Armenian boys, now enjoying the luxuries of the. pala- tial mansion of tho former German emperor, situated along the coast, about five miles from here. ‘The boys aro all under American care, being the wards of the Near East NORFOLK, Va.—Contracts been awarded to the Newport Ne Shipbuiuding and Dry Dock Co, the Old Dominion for two freight and steamers, to be used in the wise service between Norfolk New York. They will have modations for 322 first-lass p A school for citizenship will be held for the women voters at the will be opened December 11. Relief. gers and a speed of 16 knots, Saturday session at Meany hall, at the University of Washington, and speakers will include Prof. Clark Bls- 3, Hummel, Mrs, H. , Mrs. H. J. Laube and Prof, J. P. Lichtenberger. SEE DEATH AS PART OF PLOT LOS ANGELES, Nov ‘That the secrot hatreds of Russian lifo under tho czarist regime may have stretched to Los Angeles to wreak thelr final vengeance, was the opin- ion of Deputy Sheriffs Bright and Hunter, who have been Investigating the death of Leo Kell, now identified as former chief of police of Kiev, Russia, Kell dled several weeks ago under mysterious circumstances. His body was found under a blanket which also covered a gas burner, A verdict of suicide was returned after Mrs, Kell said her husband had attempted suicide once before, Kell’s daughter camo forward later with the opinion that her father had been murdered by Russian political | enemies and the suicide setting staged afterward. An investigation, which has been conducted by the two deputies today, if . led them to place credence In the theory. ‘They therefore asked Coro- ner Nance to set aside the verdict of suicide and to reopen the case. A new TngUeee will be held, MAN HURT BY BLAST PASSES Ray Dahlberg, 26, Meadowdalo rancher, died late Thursday os the result of injuries sustained when he Was caught in a delayed explosion | jof blasting powder on his ranch at Meadowdale. Doath ocourred at Vir- ginia Mason hospital, where he had been taken by 2 motorist who pleked up hia shattered form aftor the acol: dent, oO DR.CALDWELL’S SYRUP PEPSIN Ab IE chief concern of elderly people is their health, and that is best assured by regu- lar daily bowel movement. There is no truth, however, in the, notion that because you are old you need a “strong physic.” In fact, just because you are old a mild laxative is better for you. 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