The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1924, Page 15

SV wy we I EATTI Seattle Most Spectacular Disastrous A Fire in ternoon Conflagration 290), 000 Blaze Wr rec ees M: agnolia Bridge Months ee 3 and costly fire Scenes at the to Magnolia bluff, which, late Monday afternoon destroyed the ROMANCE —steeped in the} ji Spins w: depths of mother-| SPECTACULAR BLAZE Hundreds of pers love! flames eat aw ‘X-bridgé over Smith Cove leading from Elliott ave. are pictured here by Staff photographers Art French and Frank Jacobs. At the top are shown Chief Mantor and a general view of the blaze. Below: Two views of the burning spans over the railroad track one of the spans shown as it fell. Bu" VE av arted from L. C Gilm \ ' f the |were Anne 1} while |'gre: ° O The ark a Great N ! Tue h 1 the swamp te| ta vused " thet y v es = : af New Type Engine f for N. Y. Central far ed V YORK, July 1.—A ne “ee nding f ele ning cul 1 Am ie . and t It GENER ut At ARM row ng ee : " af IS TURNED IN t “ pract by the New York ( Sa - ; : freight yar S—_AlIMNUNVUAINUNNN0N00SN01800000II. ; ; RIDDLED , als 2) OARS SWITCHED ; tp 3 ‘TO SAFETY iense m bd Nort Pacif € ar 4 f f x ; the Canada Increases Its Electric Power ITTAWA t, July 1.-Hydro. Another triumph by the maker of “The Mailman, “The Third Alarm,” “In the Name of the Law,” and “Westbound Lim- ited.” _ ESSE Ss Emory Johnson’s Melodramatic Juggernaut TODAY WE PAY OUR NINTH SEMI- ANNUAL DIVIDEND AT THE ANNUAL RATE OF 5% Three thousand satisfied member-depositors have helped to build up our assets to More Than Three-Quarters of A Million Dollars. ement of June 30, 1924, and ” which have helped Call or write for our Semi-Annual ask also fo of our “Daily I hundreds to el. on the path of g with us on or before July 15th, ‘and your savings rn dividends from July Ist will DIME AND DOLLAR SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Housed With Seattle Title Trust Company 114 Columbia Street, Corner Second Avenue Sefe Deposit Boxes in Connection THE SPIRIT OF THE U.S.A: with MARY CARR Johnnie Walker BUSTER LORENZO, “Home in Pasaden Toreador.” THE NORTHERN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Organized 1916 UNDER STRICT STATE SUPERVISION 1010 THIRD AVENUE Seattle, Washington ey singing sociation is now paying its regular semi-an- nual dividend on savings. Money received up to July 15th credited as received July Ist. ON O. savincs HEILIG ANNIVERSARY WEEK “One Year in Seattle” WE HAVE NEVER PAID LESS THAN ~-COMING— ASSETS JAN. 1, 1924. “nnoADWar On Guat ASSETS JUNE 27, 1924....... added atiraction— Ito iLiG NTT TTT | GROWTH IN SIX MONTHS.......++ $122,833.58 always paid withdrawals on demand. 1010 THIRD AVE. Money placed here is loaned only on first mortgages on improved real estate, We have |Uam to go and be baked, alvo hav [Rake Oven removes SPINAL Farms are prof: You und Seattle DR. LOUGHNEY’S BLOOD WASHING HUMAN BAKE OVEN And Corrective Eating Praised by Puyallup Valley) Dairyman; His Letter Fol-| lows: MR. D. FRASER I want to ndyine my friends and| all who are troubled with rheumn- | Loughney correct your dle work} a friend advised me to con: oughney, whieh Ldid. Cx from the very first treatment; | and bowels were in ter- they now are fines the in the beginning, It Is now nor- Tam well « In years and now feeling like « hoy. "T! after | ing nnd | > of with | and all | LABOR CHIEF DINES WITH THE KING *Tanout three mile F : ‘* | KRESS Pop r Hecau of Ii || enusuar]| Qualit 5-10~25« STORE CORNER THIRD AVE. AND PIKE STREET Af k a ) the nk gi Oce to-Ocean ( y c 10 ‘ tle T a ( A mod I arra nt, t t tand e% p ent a be r ' 1 th 1 t r e r al Kre a ple re The compar ft d Ws vine Cordially hivitea to Attend Our Informal Opening, Wednesday, July 2nd Afternoon 200 to 5:30 Evening, 7:30 to 9:00 sold until Thursday, 9 a. m. GERHARDTS’ ORCHESTRA Opening Sale Thursday, JULY THIRD, 9 A. M. The special items listed below Attend all the hour sales No goods will be will set and secure a riving long to be remembered in Seattle retailing. a new record of value-g share of the money-saving articles in all departments. On Sale Thursday, 9 A. M. AND AS LONG AS THEY LAST Time Sales for Thursday Time Sales for Thursday 9 A, M—Aluminumware. High : oa 4 : HA. M—Cedar Oil Mops. Com e ~ A chcate 3s; Fig Bars 15¢ Gingham Kitchen r box with ey AY Sneek f hese ger t 10¢ Apron 25e¢ bottle ¢ 50c en and ay M " a Pean Fan Satin Ribbon, nd alues 25c Butter ¥ 106 15¢ 2:30 P. M—Hosiery. Ladies’ Silk Dictior € ige 25e Leath I ied Mocca ex fona) 9 A. M—Aluminumware, Hi 25e 81.00 '25¢c " t 4 t Per Dd, Face Pov Pe Prim Bungalow Double Rice B ' , 25¢ A ut 50¢| Men Hose, all col Soay Se Ladies’ & yer He 2 =i : 50c I Rk be. Se fe 50¢ 330 F eee rie art 50c 9 AL M—Gray Enamelware. Pain Soap S¢ La ried Hand Ae sreNs, car pnplete ‘ 10¢ | 2:39 P. M—Brooms. Good house t ‘ 10 10¢ jarters, pr..25¢ ees 25c hice at. each Cris Inflated Rubbe Long 6..15¢] 3 P. M—Panel Mirrors. Large Also-on Ba 25¢ | Muslin, 36 re Ung Terai ee arialad (eis er apeolacta 25¢ | 3:30 P. M—Ladies’ and Misses’ 25c t Dg x13% 25¢ Ma Talcum Pow 15¢ re beac nd goal leather nd fine quality eh es ee 50c Cut Glass Following Specials on Sale Saturday July 5th Also an assortment of Misses’ 9 A.M. : 3 P.M. mien Lt ee Framed Pictures mes; many Genuine Leather “$1.00 Red Head Hand Planes; very big $1.00 75¢ 10c 4 P. M—Full-size Boston Bag. Real leather j $1 .00 Japanese Grass Rugs 70, eac 50¢ $1.00 in a vari Marista seiestods Span Eoin ee Lunches nem BOG: || untain SaTisE® Ful 25c Sanitary Kite! anliness, can go0d ‘ ime. ¢ ays prevail. You ment qaallt Jepe ings to eat Thermos Bottles, each aP.M and 50-Ib. Seales priced, each @ treat 1.00 value, each C each . 10:30 A, M et ugs indy Crockery ; b4xb4 inche es method of handling ts A solid. carload of plain 4:30 P. M.—Ladies’ Mus- 50 Hantpe 25c the sanitary ana debtrated’ Crockery ¢roml|i lin’ Night Gowns,’ sch c 11 A. M—Good Qualipy Sheets to it America’s foremost pottery,]| 5 P. M.—Bobbed “air Clippers. A 72x90 inche high qua’ NK 50c fens ee SOO WATCH KRESS WINDOWS” on s special low prices. pment used. cach Kress Service ; Poultry and Berry Farms are prof- ) itable in and around Seattle, You can géet started with a small down payment, with the balance like rent. a | The personal columns in the want Jads carry interesting news. Have jyou read them tonight? | NATIONAL PARK | SERVICE Two Trains 7:30 a.m. 12:15 psm. Mor the first time since Ramsey MacDonald became England's “labor premier” he was| quest at Windsor castle recently. In this remarkable news picture the king and the} labor choice are shown walking side by side. At left is Queen Mary, then King George, Mrs. Randall Churchill is walking beside the premier w hile, at extreme right, ts Frank RB. Kellogg, American ambassador, to conplete this very “democratic” group. Longmire and return KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. July 1.) and the officer m their way packs i up “thio: © stills and | rigorae ndnso!' Wai saniiaiéd’ uy | there,” Hours epent: In’ aeatohliyy light! tent’ Into: ontop ioc eiwaal the 7.00 liquor sleuths near here, with the ro:| however, revealed no evidence. limuch® for. antealay. He “contaawod 7 ult that today two big moonshine} ANIMAL TAKES HUM | Ss i ‘ atilis aro not operating, which other pela DN Paradise and return TO TWO STILLS the wise would probably be going Finally one of i noticed | full tilt | old ut the welry Store on terms of ugents are now Mount: |the old horse grazing nearby | Burnet $10.00 The stills ae eh ray Aaa had ing the animal, Deputy Mars hat} 0 dollar down and a dollar or 0 a a! aa ao ded Siniep ike * Lowe started down a trail | week Dr. Taylor, one of the lead who later ploadec y to posse ing the stills cotty” Davidson, | Without any particular purpose, he] ing Kuioritie, on Vision in the J BANE leputy United States marshal, ox.) fave the Bnimal f st, is Dir of Optometry turnett Jewelry Stores thru: Gen, Northwest Agent Pass. Dept. Second Ave. and Madison St. BL jot 6200 voral mile tugned from t thru a clump ol a short distance plained ‘anksley, a son of G. W. Tank ley} state prohibition officer, wan re: | ported to be moonshining, according |! o Dayidaon's stor He had a camp | stills | from Klamath lake} “And by thunder,’ said Davidson, | vertisement and walked |out the ‘roveading | incur near two| A consultation no obligation. Burnett Bro: cond Ave. which is between ” and Marion street trail 4