The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1924, Page 9

-— i P section two | The Seattle Star {_Pacus970 wil aes Mapping Ships Ask Visitors Minister Coming Coast Survey Vessels Will Demonstrate Work Before Departure for Annual Alaskan Water Cruises w! ATH" TERY Reported SEATTLE, W ASH , TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1924 MELT IGE RINK)*32°s"S"precidome|sss, aman: 1M, Ore, M 1 damm a Prepare Arena for Coming! ,°\!"” SEncaleeat of Chicago Songsters 1g letter to Goy, Plorco that le Better monla, forced thru the 4 under = The Ideal (ace aula TO SAVE! || f sz ser cate foe was. adop Fe SR ated Practice With the | agement when it became imperative “Daily Dime Saver,” hasten preparations tor the pre. Which We Give a ote Saree You Free of {1 writer for: anyone 4 Charge eed 4 CORONA eathority on Hie is leader of | y, and It nu get the r dime 1 Writing Daily Din t re entirely he pringeh & j ay he uch | |Girl Hit by Car; Goes to Hospital rown, g / Paid Semi- SY2% sanuais 921 Second Av sia xe et, geen go tes ve Eliot 5447. from Marc 5 eed ; 5 “a Dime and Dollar Savings & Loan Assn, } oxer We is expected race question tr explain why_ the are determined tralia for the En) ahied races FIGHT EPIDEMIC. fradicate Foot and Mouth Contagion in Stock (OAKLAND, Cal, March 4—The A tght agai the hoof and mouth iN dase in Califernia today seemed piting down to a dogged fight. MOyafident that the epidemic had Gentrolled and confined within! i the areas originally infected, oftt- als set thernselves to the task of gadiating means of its further spread. | WGeards were being strategically for along siege over the! fi leading out of the infected and a fund of $50,000 was Available by the state board igeatrot to finance the quarantine inspection work for four ish-speaking and | Ie 2 ‘OR AUNTY “Why doesn't our canary | bile truck }John B. Aller Vv. M. Graham | was driving the truck (Housed with Seattle Title Trust Company) 114 Columbia Street, Corner Second Ave. Safe Deposit Boxes in Connection it’s moulting, Bobby.” h Aunt Kate would moult .T Star Want Ad Result We Tell It With VALUES 1 @ Secon marie — ST. LN . c e J wy It’s the Suit This Spring YES, 1T’S THE SUIT that expresses ultra-distinetion to set off one’s beauty and grace with a pronounced elegance and chic. -) During the last 24 hours only two | Pgew herds have been reported in Pieeted, both within the original| jarras of the epid: { ( WIFES LOVE NOTES | GET MAN A DIVORCE Mem on his wife's cor joe list, none of “cousins,” is one of : Judge A. W. Fra PMonday in granting an ri Gecres of divorce 1. Goldschmidt, ma: p, from Exther Lom: iphs and a bundle Billets doux, which tor Eugene the court. were per” to be iad in Ferified the charges | From mine-sweeping in dangerous North Sea waters during the war to the hardly less | jadventurous business of charting perilous Alaskan waters is the fate of the Discoverer land the Pioneer, of the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey fleet, based on Seattle. Insert, |Capt. Lukens, of the Pioneer, war veteran and geodetic expert. | oe ee —Photo by Price & Carter, Mar Staff Photographers | BY #T™. MARSHALL | ——— clan in nc ‘OW the business of charting|tensively in the work, which ts cut! 5 and sounding Alaskan waters|short “most seasons owing to tai | Explosives Found | lis carried on {s to be shown, Thurs-| weather. | [day to Saturday of this week, by| Instruments and methods used by Store Clerks | exhibits aboard the U. S. S, Pioneer| will be demonstrated aboard the ex-| Belleved to have been left by} and Surveyor, which will be berthed |hibit ships by their officers’ and bandits who planned to loot the es- | Jat the Bell st. dock for public in-/crews. Invitations have been sent |raniisnment of valuable silka, six| spection. The vessels are attached|to university students and others | Pgh | to the fleet of the U. 8. coast and) !nterested to visit the boats. | dynamite caps and a quantity of| | geodetic survey department icc sak, a — |fuse were discovered by clerks| ‘The Surveyor and the Explorer) WHEN DAD'S AT THE WHEEL | working in the stockroom of the! | will leave Seattle about March 15] “Henry, dear! You musn’t drive so| Buttnick Investment Co.,. Monday. | for their yearly cruise. The former | fast!” Bandits had abandoned an ai will perform off-shore work near} “Why not?” to'drfll: then tothe Bell Jeweiry @| the Baronof islands, Southeastern| “The motorpoliceman who hasbeen| Loan Co. store, nearby, about two} Alaska, The latter is going to lo-| following us won't like it.”—Judge. | weeks ago. | Bl [cate pinnacle rocks off Southeastern | = } Alaska, with wire dragging ap- paratus. | About a month later the Discov-| erer and Pioneer, sister ships, will sail north. 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