The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1924, Page 14

U.S. 8S. Relief Is * More Complete Than 4 Many Hospitals » Everything Possible for Sick and Hurt Gobs Done Aboard Craft Fitted Up With Latest Devices, Elevators, X- Ray, Operating Rooms, Apparatus BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER RMO! cruisers—ships of the line—may come and go. he »st important unit in the battleship fleet, in many ts, is the ship in the background; the unob- structive ship, never seeking the the limelight, but ever serving thru wartim s in peace time—the hospital ship WSIS. T Relie E sy. ia marvel of seientite ef-|( CHEWING GUM AND be racer CHOCOLATE NEEDED ga FOR SICK SAILORS bc Saint e sounds, when the ¢ navy. vessels vators—necessary for handling tt mittee, headed by 1 roiling cots. Geor H. ¢ of the Seattle Aboard the “Relief you will find|| Chamber of Commerce, visited extensive research laboratories; aj|| the hospital ship Relief, with complete isolation ward in the a: flowers and home-made dainti part of the ship—mostly accup 8 4 the following particu by “mumps” cases—dental and X-|] /4F needs the sick boys ray departments, and in addition to wing Kum and sweet choco the usual surgical and convalescent Anything sweet and wards, one of the most complete ome, of course—and flow and unusual operating rooms in ex- >. Flower ntainers are a real need, too—the navy istence. } SAILORMAN FACES MANY ACCIDENTS doesn't get flowers in every port, not prepared for it pk REMEMBER and Therefore, ' i} Pe eee Se: te Flowers (with containers if t a great many natural hazards—a Sel. dui cheseauinaa { steel. hatch ‘drops, perhaps—cutting ae i ceame will ibe } off'an arm as slick as a butcher Thies aioe “ing i Redbskal c sate if crenuee—the, Senger. of bx boys daily at the naval landing, t etre cae Count Sen foot of Washington st., not later § falls and sickne the number|} than 10 a. m. Mark all offer § of -aceiden e gruesome Na-|| ings plainly; “Hospital Ship. Re 8 ture thereof, do not bother the gob-|| ier care Capt. Z. H. Madison.” 3 He goes serenely about his bus 5 ness as a protecting unit of his ny ; ¢ country, and takes his chances with | the ships, either, For “Jolly Jack \G a quip and a joke-—I have official|is a high-hearted, joyous soul ashore 1 word for them—for in him and thru} —and when shore leave, oh! how i him—God bless him—is enshrined] he craves speed! the Spirit of the navy | As Lieut, Drake, escorting «me, And nothing !s too good for Uncle| remarked: “You'd be surprised at Sam's seamen. The medical staff of} the mber of fractured jaws we the “Relief” contains 18 specialists) have when in port—so many of our —the finest the world provides, | gobs getting pepped up to 65 miles/ equipped with every facility known|an hour. Hire motorcycles and then to science for keeping the sailormen/try to find out how fast they fit. Not for him to worry over|can ¢ hospital bills—loss of wages—sur-| “RELIEF” ALWAYS geon's fees. He gets the best—he) WHERE FLEET 1S deserves it. “MISSISSIPP: “Relief” ts And }where the remember. fleet ts. the Maneuvers and 1” BOYS, BURNED, ARE ABOARD |ali—high seas and harbors—always Of course every ship has its own| along. “sick bay” and staff surgeons and| Suppose a sailor on a battleship ts doctors for minor sickness and accl-| stricken, in the night, by accident dents, but to the hospital ship go/ or disease all severe or protracted cases. led for the * At resent the “Relief has the| Meantime survives from the Mississippi gun ret explosion accident aboard—re- ering gradually from the horror. And not all accidents happen on Immediately he 1s start- lief” in a speed boat signals are flashed | across the intervening waters to the hospital ship, giving his exact con dition. By the time the sick man arr ee EXCURSION KEEP COOL ON PUGET SOUND Spend the Nation’s Birthday and the Sunday follow- ing on a pleasant inland sea voyage amid the West's finest scenery. Two most enjoyable excursions have been arranged. Hood Canal—Friday, July 4th A wonder trip along a narrow arm of the sea, which runs right at the foot of the snow-capped Olympics. Steamer Washington leaves Colman Dock at 8:30 a. m. for Hood Canal, going to Union City and return. Call will be made at Port Ludlow both ways. Reach Seattle on return trip about 10:30 p. m. San Juan Islands—Sunday, July 6th An enchanted voyage among the “Thousand Islands” of the West. Take steamer Washington at Colman Dock at 8 a. m for Friday Harbor. A trip of unusual charm and beauty among the marvelous islands of the San Juan group. Arrive in Seattle on return at 11 p. m. Special Low Fares for Each Excursion $2.00 °°" $1.00 Served on Boat or Bring Your Baskets USE THE AUTOMOBILE FERRIES ON YOUR MOTOR TRIPS: These chnyenient ferries make short cuta to Round Trip... Lunche the Olympic Peninsula and Victoria, B,C. Plan your trip so as to make use of them. SEATTLE TO BREMERTON—6:20, 8:30, 10:15 a. m.; 12:15, 1:46, 3, 5:30, 8, 11:30 p. m. RETURNING, BREMERTON ‘TO SEATTLE — 8, 10:30 a. m.; 12:15, 1:30, 3 7:16, 9:15 p.m. 12:30 a. m. (midnight), SEABECK-BRINNON (Save 50-Mile Drty: Leave Seabeck (Cliff House) for Brinnon 7 11 a. m.; 12:40, 2:15, 4, 5:45, 8 p.m. Lei irinnon for Seabeck (Cliff House) 7, 8:15, 9 11:45 a. m.; 1:30, 3, 4:45, 7:15 p. m. PORT ANGELES-VICTORIA—Leave Port geles for Victori, 11:46 a, mi; 6 P. m,. Victoria for Port Angeles, 9 a ANACORTES ~ VICTORIA =» Leave, cortes for Sidney, Bh. C.,, m.; 5:30 p.m. Calls at Ore Roche. Harbor (San Juan island pointa) on the 9:30 m4. m and 5:30 p. m. trips; 2 p, m. trip ia through trip—no stops, Returning from Sidney on same hours, Puget Sound Navigation Co. Colman Dock MA in-2222 An- Leave ; 3:30 p.m, Ans eG THE SEATTLE STAR New Naval Air Base for Seattle Seven Giant Flying Boats, Marine Railways and Naval Be at Sand Point Field Soon Will 3a Here are the men who are in charge of the work of constructing the naval air base at Sand Point. Above (from left to right), Engineer Officer E. L. Corn of the U. Gannet, J. B. Manghan, boatewain mate, and James Riley, executive officer, also of the Gannet, and Lieut. Samuel Buttrick of the air service. Below D. M. Carpenter, personal. representative of Capt. Stanford EF. command of the base. Carpenter is in charge of the work. Moses, who will be in and at the left is Lieut. | At the right is Commander! NURSES HERE And Entertainment’s to Be Given for Sick Boys ROBBED AGAIN} Some cruel thief has again rob-| bed Harry G. O'Brien, p cap. |tain and former inspector, who has| been confined to his home with| il for the last few months. | Capt. O'Brien reported to the po: lice Wednesday night the of ap wrist watch }20 small diamonds, h he |given to Mra. O'Brien a wedding gift. The thief has not been found t{inum set with wh had as Two nights ago, O'Brien's auto mobile was stolen from his home, 16 16th ave, |Heat Blamed for | Wenatchee Death WENATCHEE, July Mrs. H. and |W. R. Spear of the U. S. S. Gannet. “Everybody works,” is the motto of these men, |they prove it by pitching in themselves and helping. tent city has sprung up. | BONE BILL This tent city in the nucleus of |tho first naval air base to be estab- | Withdrawal of ‘Names to al at the hospital ship all preparations} BY rhage 1 on the for h ee Washington id where a few for instantaneous action. filers tar below—his| cumnavig . LEMMON shores at of Lake} od Point, 3 ago the world on the ploneer cir ting trip by airplano, &| have been made reception, ana assistants are surgeons & mont ready Bathed and nerves quieted with a hypodermic—| prepared we presume his is a surgical case he is placed in the elevator. shot UP! ished in the Northwest and the sec to the anesthetizing room and from|ond one on the Pacific coast | Contested thence to the operating table. All| Now It is but a few tents to without the Joss of an unnecessary|house the crew that is working on} 65,000 ON moment. jthe site and two huge canvas hangars for the store room and ma- chine. shop. pi| Within a few weeks it will be a OPERATING ROOM (1S UP TO THE MINUTE | And such. an’ operating room. of Unfair Methods 7 if ied |buzzing center’ of activity with jrectly under th torward naviga- |noven giant flying bots stationed | Leciyshlen ah aor ea a ye butlthere, each one built to carry,a| OLYMPIA, July 3—With a total extending practically three decks UD- crew of five men and seven pass-| of it : er | ward to accommodate the necessary | pase-\of 6 ignatures of registered | ongers. Besides, there will be nine| voters, the peti hat th humber of portholes for light-—125 ‘oters, the petitions king that the light land planes and several other |18-inch circular lenses intensify the| planes of different types. | Bone power bill be placed on the light which floods the whitetiled! Wavy PLANES TO ballot in the November election were beveprecd ia And Arapeey reprsk ARRIVE HERE SOON on file in Secretary of State Grant | degree, by wisi of controls. 7] The flying ooats and tho nine| Hinckle's office Thursday. Providing for night emergency |tight planes will be flown to Sand} Late petitions which were to be| |work, a gallery of surgical high-|Point from, San Diego, the only| rushed to Olympia Thursday were | Power flood lights make daylight dim, |Other naval air base on the coast.| exnected to swell the total to 65,000. and surgeons can work unhampered|They are expected here * between |, < feet’ date chi |{n this super-operating room under|July 9 and 11. age 2 OP al Lien fon wt Ag hy Cat ed harry positbibaineretagy Work at Sand Point ts under the| Petitions may be filed with the secre- | ‘Three anterooms surround the op-|dlrection of Lieut. D. M. Carpenter, | tary. erating chamber, and here are con-|Personal representative of Capt.| With the petitions with sufficient tained the instruments and equip-| Stanford E. Moses, who will be in] names to insure the measure being ment, including a complete sterilizing |command of the new naval air! placed on the ballot now on file, tho plant, which cares for surgeons’ | base. next move of the Bone power bill gowns, in fact, everything used with.| Alding him ts Commander W. R.| backers’ will be to fight the with- in the white-glazed precincts. |Spear, of the U. S. 8. Gannet,| drawal campaign that has been start- As in @ Moslem temple, you may|which brought the supplies for the| ed by the power trust. base to Sand Point and ts anchored off the flying field ‘in tho like The Gannet will be the supply ship | not enter with your shoes; or, rather, footwear must be incased in white | canvas sterilized covers, lest lurking POWER COMPANY LOSES DECISION Hinckle has ruled th t the power germs. be introduced on ‘the tiled company cannot have access to th Fa ah hiss will so “iy floors. for ie Lan geht oat eras bre dur. | Petitions after they have been filed. TWELVE NURSES be stationed at the Tho trust, however, has possession it is supplies and material to the point.) bringing | ce the names of most of the signers jfrom King and Pierce counties, as they had paid workers copying them jas fast as they were filed with the county ‘auditors of those two coun- tles, ing the time when TO TEND INMAT! ‘Twelve nurses, in addition to the army of male attendants and order. lies, minister to the needs of the sick men—these Florence Nightin: gales of Uncle Sam's hospital ships being the one exception to the navy's inexorable rule—'no women pect ether the hospital ship, {Bie been. Installed nd so, whether the hospital ship, ; i |TO BUILD SEV “U, 8. 8. Reliet” swings at anchor 1 i in our harbor, or braves the perils | MARINE RAILWAYS | names and personally saw to their For the of battle in the wake of tho fight- present great can vas) fillng, ing ships of the line—or merely| hangars, resembling circus tents,) J. D. charged Wednesday breasts the storm-tossed waters as{Wwill be put up to house the planes.| that the power compantes were now she accompanies “the flet’ on|'Two have already been erected, one| resorting to unfair moans to obtain maneuvers or into foreign porta—-|for the machine shop and one for] withdrawals from the petitions. In she stands for an inspiring monu.| the storehouse, some cases, he sald, thoy are charg- jment to our nation, in the care It] These hangars will be strung] !n# him with having signed initiative provides for our fighting men of|along the flying field opposite the| Measure No. 49, the school bill. The the si army hangar that was constructed) "me they use, Ross says, has an at the point some time ago. address of 2714 King st., while his address is 616 30th ave. 8 arrived here Monday and Lieut right to tents for The Gannet und Commander Spear Carpenter put thelr men work. As a result, the the officers and men are up, the} framework for the mess and cook | halls are up and the water sys ‘The petitions for the Bone bill were filed by a party consisting of J. D Ross, Homer ‘T. Bone, W.. A. Gil- more and Charles H. Heighton. The ten motored to Olympia with tho toss Seven marine. railways will be} {° TMs built, one for each of the flying| WITHDRAWAL ‘TEST boats, ‘These railways will be used | ay TED AT to haul the planes from the water fourt qotion against the decision lee that haleath of the state attorney general that , poryyenee te let hanes (, {names from the petitions can be Garageman Gets His Money | Hout, Carpenter has 15 men) withdrawn for 30 days after the pe- | working with him, and Commander h y titions are filed with the secretary Back by Ruse Spear of spe euet has furnished | oF state, y hinted Wednesday by | approxim y 60 of his crow tolthe men who filed the signatures, ald. The alr base will be the most! ‘phig action will probably be taken Harry Stegman, night manager| modern possible, with every thought] to test the decision, as. many of ‘erminal garage, 74 W, Jack-|given to sanitation and efficlency.|jawyors have declared that it~ iw , bluffed two bandits early] Capt. Moses will fly north with) ijegal : y morning. the squadrons from San Diego. The Bone Power bill petition nun was on duty when the wore the first initiative petitions to two men entered and leveled -revol: ’ ’ be filed and will bo canvassed first vers at his head, Stegman juan: Ross Name Isn’t \iTinokle said argue. He handed them $18 from on Initiative 49) omer Bone expressed great the cash register The name of J. D, Ross, superin | Satisfaction at the total number of Just then five people drove in| tendont of lighting, docs not appear | MeN obtained in tho fight, lin < auto on Initiative bill No. 49, the public | WAR Pant <B “Gimme that money, or T'll have} 01 bi ponsored by; J shaner foiid wif i ni mm fy ad Mave! achool bill sponsored by the Ku Klux | 2714 King st,, had beon stricken from K6 chase you, *RMAN! Kian, It had been charged his name | tho role bikes etlane tho rolls, as It is not the signature of told the thuge. The bandits looked] aid appear DTURCAIGHER Gath tek | ay, | the light department head. A Jd. A a ver und then laid dowh| Harry W. Carroll, in checking the| Rown lives at tho King, st, nddress, the mon They then made a hur | petitions for the bill, announced last st who wimits having signed the school monwure * ried escape from the avene, night that the name of J, 1. Ro Power Companies inte W. Bod died here yesterday, after jarriving by automobile from Seat |with her husband and Mrs, Arthur Parnes The body was sert back to} The heat is bolieved to hava caused her death, altho she bad been in poor health for some | ; Months Navy’s Wonder-Ship Is Last Word in Scien CARS FOR NAVY Open House Aboard Pennsylva for “Fourth” of the fleet can be obtained at se’ is along t arties ine or Alki beach. eral pe n con The West tersects with the ave of the interse mira biutt Luna park is an excellent view of the fleet can be Luna park Seattle 3) in Alki line at Ferry go to the end get off at the ion way car (No. Sightseers may line or may Jon of A and walk up Admir along the vantage int where other place obtained the Alki car. Mexican Judge Is Wounded by Girl! MEXICO CITY, 3.—Judge | Jose Maria Pincon, widely-known Mexican jurist, was shot and prob. ably mortally wounded here today by Carmen Huichard, 18-year-old 2 ish girl The girl surrendered immediately She said the judge had attacked her July nd Ad-| is reached on} ) ’ 4 C nia Plan Herg el somo bile Free Boats for Everybody to Take Alf 1 i f . ‘ 4 beauties of 2 mol Who Wish to See 3attleship, Out ty ire. ¥ M . ) Petipa ep or Her—1:30 to 4 P. M. Set as Hours fo; 1 De ¥ yee ‘ 3 cai ne aispost | Visitors to See Bateson. Nort first time t ame when off eae 2 folks or out-of-town visitors who wish to vig 4 aie a the U. S. S. Pennsylvania on the Fourth of July mp Gant of the Women's Commer do so between 1 and 4:30 Friday afternoon. cial club, is undertaking to The battleship’s launches will run continuously all afte) supply # and sweet choco noon on the Fourth between the ship and the navy landing ee ee ee float at the foot of Was hington st Mra. Gec charge made by these b Che ft | 4 visitors t t Se SOS." SEATTLE QUEG ment aboard empanien are” ‘ebeuatind: fer-bire rs, and t young aunches to the shig 4 are chars lies who are al or have 7 4 6 Pitas deen cg fe cate with her at Chamber | not run from the nav of Commerce, or call MAin Familie 1 utomobiles ¢ | oma toe \. wonder vue at the Pesns.| Parade and Dance Introdug It Is her desire to m: e } stay of the toys on the hos. |vania by driving over the west] Ruler of Fourth of July pital ship while in Beattle one of | Spokane st, bridge and up Admiral) thelr brightest memories. way Seattle's Independence day q 80 pleam, folks, do what you | HOW TO SEE was introduced to the city in # can to bring a smile to the pale | UNC SHIPS rade Thursday noon and with Ups of the visiting gobs; re ea Te : | monster dance at DeHoney’s an member — THEY CANNOT Persons without mobiles CaN emy Thursday evening, arranged CoME ABHOR E. 1 sake either the Alki or West Seattle | 5. tie post No. 11, American care and go to vantage poe in ¢ is Mixs Elizabeth Naujoky West Seattle to view the flee Escorted by the police depai ARRY O’BRIE The Alki car is No.1. Good views| band and army and navy ong tions and Americar! Legion men, Mi Naujok will appear in: parade, lem e City Hall park at 1190 ng at the Legion headquarteng! Arctic club. line of march will be north esl d ave. to Pike st. west on Pil ond ave., south on Second at way door | |: Thir | to Sec to Yer at 8 p. yw will open at DeHoney and the coronatotn ees at 9:30. Accompaniel her six princesses, Miss Navjal Il make her debut under mili nd naval esco Mayor & J | Brown will conduct her to the thras ;and Rear Adm L. M. Nulton, ¢ battleship division 3, will crown be with a floral ¢ fem Dr. Sie Heads N New Chinese Government PEKING, July 3.—Dr. Welling Koo has taken charge of affain | mor | the Chinese government following! | premier’s resignation. The pres ic binet is to remain without zation for the time being. \Pentz Ark Doesn't Belie Its Name in Heavy Rains periions Open Boat, With Seattle ttle Family Aboard, en Route to Alaska, in Deluges | BY LINDEN PENTZ jomewhere in Johnstone §' Vancouver Island, B. C., Our camp in the trapper's cabin} was a cozy and we revelled in} | the warm comfort of a roaring fire in a fireplace, The a bunk, table and two chairs—all the | | comforts of home, also a door which we closed on going to bed to keep out any stray cougars that might come around. We would gladly have | | stayed in that camp longer, but felt | that we must move on | So with morning we were moving | again, altho our starts now are not so carly, due to the change in the time of the tide. As we started the sky was cloudy and looked much like rain, but the water was compara: tively smooth and we felt that we | would have to chance a wetting In | order to take advantage of the calm day, Until after noon our journey was Peaceful and uninterrupted, then the rain drops began to fall and we bat- tened down al} hatches, donned our oliskins and prepared for wet going. We had passed Adams river, where we had intended to stop the day be- fore and, according to the charts, there way no other good stop for some time, But after a bit we passed | a large cove with a creek entering about the middle and all the signs of a good camping spot. So we at- tempted to go in but found that the entrance to the creek was covered | with bars too shallow for even our little boat. ‘The beach was too much exposed to the waves to attempt a landing. THE RAIN CAME AND THE WIND WENT On we went, and the rain began to fall in real earnest. As the rain came up the wind went down, and as the wind went down the rain fell harder and harder. Poor old goat, she stood with her back humped to the rain, a sorry looking spec- tacle. Bo under a bit of shel- ter, and while we were wet ex- ternally the rain ran off our oil, skins and we were dry underneat# ‘Then, great grief! The engine be- gan to miss. I juggled the gas and jiggled the spark, which is about all there is to do to the little Bito, but she gasped more slowly and more slowly still and finally ex- |pired. And there we were, with a rocky shore with no possible landing | spot a on one side and the only possible | |spot to land a beach about half a} mile behind And the wind—that maddening |west wind that had blown in our {faces the {ull length of Johnson | | stratt well, there was no wind| now, and the sail which we had] prepared for just such an emerg ency flapped in the breexe, as use- less as could be, The oars? Yes, | wo had oars—one in the bot. | tom of the boat—It would have t Jquired. unloading the whole cargo | jto get at it. So IT took the other! oar and went to the bow of the boat and began to paddle the boat Iback to the beach, while the Mate sat In the stern and looked uncom: plimentary thoughts about any. one | about | water, boob enough to pile dunnage on} the oar where it could not be got at. Well, I paddled and paddled, first | one side and then the other, and }the boat oozed slowly ahead, and} the rain fell harder than ever. shin contained | Slowly we inched our way back to|Out the Northwest. the beach and luckily water or made it. it was just} we never} Finally would have reached the bach and then we faced the most disagreeable task faces the camper—making camp. in the rain MATE 18 GOOD WOODSMAN NOW While I cut poles and pitched the tent the Mate got a fire started, and be it said to her credit that she started a fire with wet ypod in the rain with one match—regular Boy Scout, she is. Then we brought everything ashore and piled it in the tent and then stretched a tarp in front of the tent as additional shelter. By now the fire was going good—a regular beach fire—and things looked a little more prom- ising. Something to eat was next, but before we could cat we had to have water, so I set off in search’ of water, As we get farther north we find it increasingly easy to get but we usually try to camp where there are evidences of water, while in this case we had been forced ashore. There was no sign of water, but I walked up the beach to where the cliffs began and there I found rain water running down the rocks in such «uantity that I soon filled the bucket. Supper, then, and simple tho it was, we were hungry enough not to be particular, And then the bal- ance of the day was spent in trying to dry things out, something of a hard task. Bed seemed the most comfortable place and soon we turned in, our blankets being the only really dry spot in the camp. we | Madison that } DRY SQUAD CAPTURES THREE’ Mrs, Margaret Block, 39, was rested at 4503 Seventh ave. 8; Weflen, 48, and Louis Iverson, were taken at 1320-A Seventh a jand Frank Carter was arrested |1107 Fifth ave. by the police @ | squad Wednesday night. | | Eyeglasses are now sold at @ Burnett Jewelry Store on terms |@ dollar down and a dolla or si |week. Dr. Taylor, one of the leat! ing authorities on Vision in tt Northwest, is Director of Optomelz |for the Burnett Jewelry Stores thr A consuitatis Burnett B which is and Marion streets: | vertisement COMING , > TO NIGHT? | isons swess Galley incurs no obligation. 1909 Second Ave., acidemy where refined dancers Summer classes Monday ing, 5:30; private hours; tor, compounds the Nature Herbs, root cific for stomach, ache, colds, rh nervousness, cat cough and blood orders, | Treat, with: ure herbs. it it M. Heo Wo Chinese Medicine On| 208 James St. Cor. Second Avs Seattle, Wash. Phone EL jot-17590_ 16-foot boat, 30 Seattle plucky All that stood an Elto Motor, Let refe MA in: 9990 OUTBOARD MOTOR In connection with the cruise to Linden B. Star little engine owners of Blto Motors. INSTANT DELIVERY S. V. B. MILLER NORTHWEST DISTRIBUTOR 72 MARION ST., SEATTLE | “100% Satisfaction” Pent wrote follows: did not miss a boat. . + # between us and certain des ath was r you to more than 100 Seat FROM risa