The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1924, Page 9

| d. REVIVE. TRAFFICIMAYOR'S STREET| yo cor manerape IN GG ATTY | SEATTLE WANTS sion to PROVISION AY iscitaa'(. YOUNGEST BOOSTERS IN SEATTLE | a a ‘The Round Table Knights” Tell Friends in East of the Wonders of the Northwest Witl POLAR FLIGHT Police Bureau Introduced as| Erickson Opposes Systems i Weekly Letters Setting Forth Attractions of the City and State Resolution Asks Coolidge to Council Issue Paying Maintenance ra — a Reconsider Move Me eventing WILL COME UP MONDAY | Asraiting “Mayor Brown's ‘ f the autho Fuqua Would Be Made Per- |: . to req egw manent Head of Department ; eh be | 3 ne was adopted unanimously.) Automobile Makes 27 Miles on Air ertisement. NANOOSE WIRELESS ALARM Wellington Portiand Firemen Answer Radio Aid Call NOT AIR CIRCUS. Army Aviators in Seattle] Aerial Exhibits is fast becoming the choice of those who buy coal for the real heat they get out of it, and for lasting qualities. Nanoose Wellington, from the famous Wellington rates f kilowat hour, Here's the youngest booster organization in the world, at work in Seattle attracting new settlers to the city. The club, known as the Knights of the Round Table, is seeking new citizens among the youth of other American towns | by means of booster letters slowly picked out on an old typewriter on the back lot of a Queen Anne hill residence. DOCTOR PALMER 2 7 an =e a TRAIL DANE FOR’: fan ees ree Capture Man Wanted in| pices of the Army Rellet no nd | Ne ork, en th mittee Denmark in Canada ar where he will spe: Mrs, R. E on a business trip. rge of the | The word “circus” is to be elim ated from any ription of the ings which affect ty, amo and users are continuing to order it as their first and only choice, and are recommending it and boosting it to thelr friends. which will in Nanoose 1s hand-picked, prepared for your coal : Chiropractic Instructor, wm Schedules Addresses A. 3. Bailey, who was t ted for first degree affairs ¢ J. Palmer, noted head is sch. A load of Nanoose Wellington is all Good, Clean Coal. Order direct or from your deuler. $13.25 at the Bunkers Apri rges he worked 75 days M fercer island home, in 1921 building the house where 1 crime was committed } Pullman Company Plans on Seattle Repair Shops Anoint nostrils with MENTHOLATUM before going in crowded The big thing that the Ciné- Preiicainary to the proba range Mgt Pioneer Alaskan traced Into. the : ; aoe SS eeecope oferta lishment of a Seattle repair and (noon) aper right i8-yea Will Be Honored ¢ of the upper ? motion pictures the maintenance plant by the Pullman | Pp. m. eel y where two mc . ' % and was dis n because of 901 FAIRVIEW AVE, way. That's a new company, 8. L. Wood, assistant gen Feb. 2 pleasure. eral manager of the company, arrived | man, ft." 1 But through Kodascope Li- |here Wednesday from San Francisco] Feb. 28—Young Mer braries, Inc. professionally made |to look into pomjble sites. The com-| club, Hotel Gowman, noon, motion pictures are also at your }pany Is looking for a 20-acre tract.|at thelr temple, 8 p. m, ed him under K. " WILL DINE Washington’s Birthday to ' ‘me! Girls Will Meet _ | was prominent in Seema Aare Moose ‘club : and: was!) 2reOrade : Bchools.Gbs, Re disposal. Youcan show, through he said, with a view to using six| Yourself." Dr. Mabel Palmer teider 40 Finger | executl your own Kodascope in your acres at the start address the Women's Commercia Be Big Function ie jie sepa cane annual py own home, Charlie Chaplin | “The expansion ts the result of| club at the New Washington on “In internisatartl bata: 4 2; 40 Fr comedies and dramas fea- |growth fn the company's business! fuence of Women in the Business a Pay br get eth cematery dent turing such stars as Constance |here,"" Wood stated. “Past experi. Work A brilliant array of speakers wil will be chosen. Talmadge, Alice Brady, Elaine ence shows tho need of repair and} Feb. 29—Chamber of Commerce,|° 08 the program at: the “oye ee Hammerstein and Thomas maintenance facilities here in the | same subject, noon. Washington's bir y banquet Fr Meighan. And that’s a ew Bi near future to accommodate North-| From March 1 to 3 the Drs. Palmer | ‘ pleasure, too. west railroads. will address. sessions of the conven. | ® Let us show you. “Details as to the size of the plant,| tion and various clubs in the its location and equipment, will have | They will stop with Dr. and, Mra. St to be announced from Chicago, and | Onge while in Seattle may be announced within a month. | = — I will make my report upon my re-} su * {turn to Ban Francisco.”* |“ | Wood is at the New Washington | J. O'Dea, bishop of | hotel, and is inspecting the division | 9 |nounce the invocation, }with H. M. Allen, Seattle toanager mn eg The speakers will include J. J lfor the adenine Co. Donovan, of Bellingham; L. B. Ladies—A_ few days" treatment with : Mail Carriers | CARTERS Little Liver Pills will *): John B. Corbley, U. 8. A. com | |mandant at Fort Lawton yor ‘The first test flight of the new | lo more to clean up | tea Gale the skin than all the [Alaskan air mali service betw en eauly Novattats Lodgemen to Meet A hington'’s birthday celebra win tela ucted at a n Iiiott Bay camp No. dern Woodmen of night at 1 lin, nay welcome ie Holds the Heat More than that, the heat is evenly distrib- uted clear to the tip. You know what a uni- formly heated ironing FEBRUARY mia DAYS— 8 Days More of Easy Brown will make a short address. “This is our most important an {McGrath and Nenana, Alaska, was nual function,” Dr. McLaughlin said BILIOUSNESS—SICK HEADACHE, Jj echoduled to be undertaken Thurs. | Sidr hin lin:thalding the antotnosment:”"2¢ Is Asap means to cat foe 08 MA Tate, (a vesstatle Hi day or Friday. of this week, accord-| pesh ae. |a patriotic affair and wo invite all roning—how much by ing to udvices received by Warren | ic caused g our fellow ‘citizens to Join us.” eae es it makes the C. Van. 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