The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 3

NEW BOOST FOR CHAMBER DRIVE P voter Operators Give $2,000 and Laud Its Benefit ‘ Maitby & Thurston, operators of Reveral Seattlo hotels and apartment houses, top tho list of subscriptions to date to tho fund of $195,000 now being raised by the Chamber of Com- Merce to continue Seattle's advertis- ing and tourist promotion work for 1924, Their pledgo ts for $2,000 and was accompanied by a statement in which they heartily indorsed the campaign and emphasized the value of tho results that have already been apparent from the chamber’s adver: tising, The committee {n charge of tho campaign has been advised unofft- cially of several other large subscrip- ons from hotels which are expected to be received within the next day or two, according to David Whitcomb, general chairman. Subscriptions are also expected from the various re- sorts about the Sound which aro especially interested in the tourist trade and will be invited to contribute to the fund. “The tourist movement ts of the utmost Importance to Seattle and the Northwest," say Maltby & Thurston in the statement which accompanted thelr subscription. the community and turns into our channels of business very large amounts of money that otherwise Would not come, with consequent tn- creased business in every line, The practical value of the tourist in this direction has been amply demonstrat- ed. Not only {s his presence felt by business concerns that find their profits increased thereby, but the benefit Indirectly reaches everyone, 4s prosperity in the various lines of business must be universally re- flected. “In addition to this direct influence of the tourist on business, we ap- 9 looking for investments and for new homes. A large number of them will return to Seattle as permanent rest- ‘ dents, which means increased growth of population and tncreased develop- ment of our resources. “The advertising that the chamber has carried on for the last three years has accomplished valuable re. ts. It should be continued next year, especially In view of the lar appropriations that other cities of the Coast are making for advertising. Woe are glad to contribute to a fund for this purpose.” STILL SEEKING LOST HUSBAND) tong time to} Three years {s a i walt and hope. But Mra Harvey} Lods, whose husband has been missing since he registered under} the name of James Smith at a § “It brings into} Preciate that many of the visitors are | EAST THINKING ABOUT SEATTLE That's Word | Brought Back by Telephone Employe Seattle ts in tho minds of east- ern sald HY J, Tinkham, division superintendent of plant of The Pacifico Telephone & Telegraph people, Co, on his return from tho 10th annual meeting of the Telephone Pioneers of America, recently held in Atlantle City, Tinkham was one of the six Pa- cific coast delegates to the gather- ing of Telephone Ploncers, an or- gantzation made up of people who have been in that business longer than 21 yearn, Hoe was elected by the quaiified pioneers identified with tho service in the state of Washington, Including wives of delegates and others in attendance, there were 2,500 people at the At- lantic City gathering. “It Is a striking thing to a Seat- tle man nowadays ‘to find that wherever he goes In the East he seems to be regarded as a source of information about a part of the country in which people are inter. este he sald. “This Interest {s based on an apparent knowledge of the Pacific cation that {t holds attractions to tho inquirer as a tourist objective or as a section having the prospect of substantial material develop- ment." In addition to Mr, Tinkham, the other five official delegates from the Pacific coast were: C, E. Hick- man of Portland, Geo. J. Petty and Thomas F. Dulury of San Fran- cisco, Ben Brown of Sacramento and F. P. Peevish of Los Angeles. Ono of the notable features of the meeting was the manner in which all delegates intermingled regard- less of their occupations or official responsibilities in the business, SENATE SUGAR PROBE ASKED Brookhart to Request Solons to Investigate Prices WASHINGTON, Nov. —A sweeping investigation of the Ameri can sugar industry will be asked of the senate by Senator Smith F. Brookhart, of Iowa, when !t con venes, Brookhart's purpose will to the bottom of the alle lation of the sugar de to get market attle hotel, In September, 1920, still | three to 10 cents a pound, at an esti j belleves that he may be alive, she|Mated cost to the American people| writes from 115 Fowler ave. La-| of $50,000,000. fayette, Ind, Lods, who !s 53, blond, with bushy gray hair, & feet 10 inches ‘all and welghs 160 pounds fs believed to have been a victim of melancholia when he dlsappeared| from the home of a br By a resolution which he hopes to| Brookhart | Kk to summon the heads of| have the will the American sugar industry, bank. ers connected with {t, members of| senate adopt, her at Ey-|the New York Sugar and Coffee ex-| Northwest and an indl-, telephone} ed mantpu- | last | spring, when raw sugar jumped from| THE GROTE-RANKIN CO) OFT0 F. KEGEL, President 300 Lamps Complete With Silk Shades Manufacturers co-operated by making up this great assortment of Floor Lamps, providing their best designs and most attractive shades—moreover, they shaded their usual charge in order to enable us, by our own close pricing, to offer Seattle people the greatest Lamp value of the sea on. ji SHADES are all of the finer quality, chosen with utmost BASES are beautifully carved with polychrone inlay and care, All shades are triple silk lined with Georgette silk cov- ; : s ers—braided and beautifully ornamented and finished with gold leaf fin heavily weighted and equipped with best deep silk fringe. Just a small deposit will secure any lamp, Just a word of warning— to be sold in first few hours of the sale. Two Other Smaller Groups of Lamps Are Equally Interesting Values elect your lamp early—the value being so unusual we expect them Buy now for Immediate Use or for Christmas Gift Giving ~ 1 quality adjustable lighting fixtures and silk cord pulls. which will be held for Christmas delivery. —_——_—_——« a | | , ~ % erett, shortly after he came from|change and others before a senate} Floor $ 15 W rought Tron $ 75 Indiana on a Private detec-| | Investigating committee. | a6 _ 1 f s, . } tives have been unable to locate| Brookhart feats the suit institut amps 4am ps g | him. His wife asks anyone who! last spring by the department of J : : ; ; H has information concerning him to| tice against the New York Sugar and| Complete with Silk Shades Complete with Hand-painted Linen Shade write to her. | Coffee exchange, seeking to restr ‘ ee |futures trading in sugar by Injunc ; Gea They are the type of lamp so much ad- DIDN'T WANT THE JOB | ton, will not get at the causes of the While the standards are in simple mired’ by those who. find relaxation and q : vho wa: hi fl. | suga ie it i ay are sautifully : lise baser-vasl ap Radja vcard MT ere turnings, they are beautifully fin- enjoyment in reading—the standards of | “Wanted"’ advertisement: q ished in colors to harmonize with these lamps are adjustable, and with a turn “Wanted—A Milliner. Apply »y| Sugar Price Jumps modern home surroundings. of a thumbscrew the shade and light can t as S: 0 if + +} “i ot ak | Prod cna nal te date enti 10 Cents in Frisco} be adjusted to just the right angle to make r a tions for the position in writing. SAN Sods gery NOV: 3% 4 Three styles of shades are here reading most enjoyable. ‘ : One youngster wrote Se Today. Up, 10 cents per 100) foe! yout welaction=-evene latint Gon All of them are finished in black with x Dear Miss Sm I saw you want pe ” peng | : < wen us tracings of gold—and each lamp has a long only a milliner. I hate to trim hats. Can‘t| The new price was quoted by tho plete with good lighting fixtures and wi you get somebody else? Please let| Western Sugar ®efining company aa| g § a cord so it can be conveniently placed about es me know at once. Edith Brown.’'—| $910 per 100 pounds as the basic} long silk cord and plug. the room. the Tit-Bits (London). | price of cane sugar to wholesalers at the ost y — OUTTA ey SE f 3, POLICE PRO Home-made, but Has No % | BE | 2% Equal for Coughs MYS ER R _— “che TERY FIRE | ce § Makes a family supply of really (| PORTLAND, Nov. 22—Pollce and | Es jependable cough medicine. ; | | ° of Pig | tout §, Fs the fire marshal’s office, under di | ver when the cam-| nerds nid vou eee Bb Cosncedeateets | rection of Deputy Fire Marshal Coop- | at san cwagel? ore ecu. + HERE'S REAL Business Students (OOOO cee } ' 4 ne . child” sald he precy, : OO er, have begun investigation of a| to raise {t—there | “7 rickets were gen- | at “U” to Banquet If you have a severe cough or chest {mysterious fire which partially de- ts no doubt about that,” added Dr. | © did 1 observe a BROOM WORK) Students of the college of business cold” accompanied with soreness, | stroyed the home of Mrs. Rhoda Fer. I t ti A. Matthews, “because the neces at play.” . = throat tickle, hoarseness, or difficult rit @ y today. s§ 0 a ass ee in gityie' thers Tiedt c ‘i ; Th the audience | , HOW would you like to push the| | administration of the University of | breathing, or if your child wakes up | > a les vA eg nd old thy dust off of 00 square feet of| Washington are planning a banquet | during the night with croup and you | According to investigators, at least) «1m going home from this meet-)at the Plymouth church mass meet Rev. R Pretiow, of the|the American ex-service men unani-| 150. very day |to be given early in December in want quick help, try this reliable old | fires were discovered where oll-|ing and tell my two children in| ing Wednesday night. Mayor Brown, | Friends ac which {a to conduct | mously Allen that |""Jt'g no small Job but it's done. [te Arcade club rooms. home-made cough remedy. Any drug- | soaked rags had been lighted. OMl|simple language about the horror chairman, said he was going to|tho distribution of food, painted ron chil:! wenty-four janitors, of which}, Six hundred students as well as gist can supply you with 2% ou: | had also been poured c of starvation whi two miilion| enlist six ndchildren to do like-| picture of c s he observed hunit thr © women and) faculty and numerous alumni are of Pinex. Pour this into a pint bo Damage to the extent of $500 was|German children facing. them at th tations “I don't know how anybody could) cient are students. working their| ¢XPected to attend. fisiieusr bedanen “— La sha done to the house, h 1s owned] “I'm going to tell them how $3 opening the meeting Mayor t down to 4 4 vay. thru college, take care of the|, Dean Léwis, of the college of Ba clafified "molasses, honey, or corn |bY Mrs. Ferrill's son, and {s Insured| given here now in America will buy wn declared: “There 1s just 1 Rev. Cleveland Klethacur 750,000 to 800,000 square feet of|!ess administration, will be one of syrup, instead of sugar syrup, if |for $3,500. |food to keep one of those children | kind of a child in this world—<« nh eart to this apr floor space in|th® speakers and Frank Scott, '2% desired. This recipe makes a pint of | The residence was unoccupled the winter. And I|child. I am proud to act as chair After the re will not only preserve G University of] “1. speak for the alumni. really remarkable cough remedy. It | when the fire wis discovered, Mr ters|man of this meting. I'm proud many but jt will preserve our self. The banquet committee includes: fo tg Hho og el god te Jow | Ferrill being a guest of her daugh-| to|to be mayor of this city, which Turkey 1 chasers” look at-|Burton Gottstein, Stan Bolsover, qiikcuad: lasting vols? Rive | tor in another section of the cit | ‘ " r failed to meet a great teams, di cad eight of them|Fiorice Nicola, “Cornelia Jenner Z You can feel this. take hold, of» | | The ras the wt Lup of a spir I am convinced that Kodak pictures of committe: “ Harvey Roher, Tom Coppage, Glen couah in way. (URE taceds tegioden: | ed talk made by James H. Kane will do its f N Maat Ep in the campaign Bridgeman and Ralph I . ir es Se eee oem Sale of Seats for : Cousin Kate; of Uncle {Gis -cambaign, nok i nny, Hall bas ne ph Lamont, chain. stops throat tickle and soothes anc “ — 6 o'ciocs /s rea. of 60,000 square-feet) ae heals the irritated membranes that Irene” Is Opened! ff reveverersvers| THT min Art's new car; of Mary, airs and a good many} yo Tay a line tha throat and bronchial tubes | The sale of seats for the engage ‘ Bill and the baby—after Gamroont/tHAttiaye Fes Sood bargains ith such promptness, ease and cer- of of the “ . Poe ad okmaved whe © room js{ i Used cars listed by Seatth 4 with s leh premptnese, 6 ase and can nt A a be” Fone ott the turkey. Brother Isaiah” Is - tas moved when the room 1 | De ae “ 2 Pinex is a special and highly con- pe C ‘ 4 . M4 Ti nail lair Y & eeateatad acetal RAS MiSIY P8 | years; y ee} Kodak and Brownie Now in California| The smattest puitding of att, the) Want Ads way pine extract, and is probably the matinees cameras, Kodak film r Tsaiah elf-prociaimed | #¢rodynamical laboratory, has | REDUCED i beet known means of overcoming ‘ one ne ) for two months | Sweeping space of ) square feet. severe coughs, throat and chest colds. opened, Thur | suggestions for making i het There sre many worthless imit : tions of this mixture. To avoid di: appointment, ask for “21, ounces of Pinex” with full direct 4 and don’t accept anything else. 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