The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 9

oO COUNTY SEEKS ( $600,000 TAX Hanson to Argue Old Rail Squabble in Washington . re = pe . >, | = 8 Live 40 Years in Seattle House Carkeeks Preserve Local Traditions Thru Historical Society With Headquarters in Their Home J Nichols Speaks on “Public Utilities” “Hit, Run” Driver Strikes Down Man w it and two-} and heals the ls the Morgan James Carkeek has lived in one house in Seattle probably as long as any other person in the city. Forty years ago he built his idence at Madison st. and Boren ave. and has lived there ever since. Carkeek and his home are shown above, Other Seattle folks who have maintained one residence in the city over period: of years will be <x| shown from time to time in The Star. BY JOHN NELSON NCE occupying an eminence on | a long oa Photo by Price & Carter Star Batt Photographers grams have been sent t Dill and Jones and to F tive John F. Miller, ve lived in one home as long as arkeek family. the outskirts of the city, Morgan | | bre wed change Seattle His. Mrs. Carkeek {s lead. unch fight against 1 to change the name Rainler to Mount Tacoma tion, and is # commodious, New Address of TRADES UNION SAVINGS 2ad LOAN ASSOCIATION 405 Union St. (One block East of Postoffice) by a yard. Vy) ] 4 DOW BALANCE IN 24 MONTHS 6% INTEREST BUYS A NEW SUPERIOR CHEVROLET CAR THE WORLD'S LOWEST PRICED, FULLY EQUIPrED Can ROADSTER TOURING $163 Down $165 Down HALANCHE HWALANCE $23.50 Per Month | $23.75 Per Month & ¢ & 3} « — 4): tre Don’t Get Bald Cuticura Does Much a) JRA To Prevent It G COUPE SEDAN « a D $215 Down $255 Down Re C = WALANCE BALANCE $30.14 Per Month | $36.50 Per Month Payments include all charges, interest, insurance, gus and oil. Nothing to Buy but the License WESTLAKE (ee TROLET ECDPENOSIS NAR Grs= COMPANY 118 Westlake Ave. N. oo Phone EL iot-4501 >, Open Evenings a and Sundays =. =; Tree by Mall Addrese, “Caticnra Laber- Maiden 48, Mase” Seid every- ‘and ie Telcom ehaves without mug. o _The Seattle Star SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, | ‘FIERY, | PAGES 9 TO 16 | YES, FITZ HAS. {:"2""5" ANSWERED 'EM But He Was So Wordy We’l| |" ‘he bug muluplie to Have to Print ’Em Tomorrow 192 |Charm School for WOULD PROBE Girls Is Started House Bill Asks Investiga- | ;,.. a ; tion of Duplications t nd WASHINGTON SULPHUR CLEARS. OAY SKIN 2 eo ua Barly Sunes ase “ eged burg’ wa, af isthe Erickson Puts in ‘| Busy Campaign Da wlord E. White FOR 2 YEAR TERM ~ COUNCILMAN ELiot-1113 1304 L. C. Smith Bldg. In Your Mail Now —with Our Compliments Read carefully the short, meaty chapter on “Fuel Hints and Helps.” Be guided by its simple suggestions. Then watch how more heat, less soot and saved fuel result. ai coal dollars by using the “Coal Rec- ord.” ‘ This book contains facts you want to keep handy. Hang it near your range or furnace. Glance through it occasionally—the best of us sometimes forget some valuable idea. If your copy doesn’t come, phone or write for another. ;