The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1924, Page 2

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White Gold Ring \ OUR SPECIAL TERMS be BAER We Credit You Guise WED EWR 1404: 'T third Ave. GUARANTEE RUBS | \WITH BURNED TIMBER WEST SEATTLE List Grows as Torrid Construction of New System | Budgeteers Will Be Rushed FIRE IN SOUTH END HALTED Lack of Water Hampers the| White Center Battle = |" The fire that raged‘ all day Wednesday around White Cen ter, a fev ocks south of the se-! atte clty limita, had prueticall med iteelf out by midnight Nev yfive homes that had been ened by the flames wore an early hour Thursday, city la reported that the fire in hand. A number of tat had been started to uarch of the Mamen were small way, but 4 dangerow was waged to amage. A de tions reliev ters, ed the fire > had beer afternoon and evening RAVINE IS BLACK working all While nesday were at ite height carly Wed. trees a hundred feet high entirely ablaze, and the flames ing quickly thru the h. By Wednesday ravine in which the raged its highest, was t and smouldering. Another heavily wooded strip on | tho east side of the hill opposite | Fourth ave. 8. W., was believed to have been rendered safo by back-| firing operations that had been completed during the day. A high wind was the only thing foared The checking of ¢ho flames waa due to the work of more than 50 men of the community, aided by more than 23 firemen, who built back-fires and dug trenches. On ac count of the tack of water pres. sure, firemen were unablo to use| hose equipment, and the fighting was done with wet shovels. WOODS FLAMING | Eatonville and Skykomish’ | Report Largest Fires sacks and | Extremely dry weather hus al lowed the start of several threaten jing fires in Western Washington. ‘according to reports to George C.| Joy, of the Washington Forest Fire | |asnoclation, here ‘Thursday. | Flames were reported increasing} in woods west of Eatonville, in Plorce county, hlong the Tacoma & Eastern | rail line, tho they had not nea ured | hones. Another fire was eating along a logging road near Skykomish, in} King county, and there were several} fires reported Wednesday in Thurs-} ton county. Logged-off land was ablaze in Kit- sap county, also, according to mea-| Ber advices received here, | MARSHALS AID MINE SIEGE Discover Attempt to Free | Hidden Postal Bandits GRAND JUNCTION, Colo., Aug. A force of deputy United States) marshals has been called to the| ald of the posse besieging three} Palisade postotfice bandity In a mine near Palisade, This move follows an unsuccess.| Fut attempt last night to liberate the trio by some one on the out aide. Shorift Jeff Wateon found this morning that the barricade he had} erected at the cast air shaft entrance of the mine had been torn down during the night and the door Jeft open, None of the fugitives took vantage of the chance to escape officers detlared. Tho tracks of} the outside accomplice were plainly visible in the dust outside the door, | but inside the air shaft no tracks could be seon, |Seattle Men Named Klansmen Speakers ad. YAKIMA, Aug. Btato Repre: sentative A, § Judge H Jeftery and the hie * ald, of Seattle, a ers in posters advertising a state-| wide celebration and ceremony of today, music and a large delegatin tw ed from seattle, the posters Jaim, the Ku Klux Klan distributed here |} NEW SEDAN Also Slash His Secret Probe Fund ‘ ’ aa t {of} rT $ ‘ t i “i nis tw f estimate f improvements fc the com year: Thus far the ' mittee reduced estimates by $435,545.75 Jack Walton Again OKLAHOMA Walton again lahoma's when martes than 4 ominath Au, nm for United st tor. Walton, tha f Howard. Unoff! cinets thin |Men Disorderly, Policeman Claims Two taxt dr w. were arrested Lace, 31 © on & charge and Emors ng drunk a nan J. J, Hale pat ta ME aa FLAPPER’S RASH’LL ° GETCHA, GIRLS, IF YOU BOB YOUR HAIR ITTSBUF Aug, 6.—The rapid disappearance of bobbed hair was predicted hero following an outbreak of “fi A disease caused Pa, per's ra y too frequent shaving. Dr. Daniel Sable, police sur goon, said “Sapper’s rash" w indirectly due to bobbed halr, anc the only cure is to stop shaving and let the hair grow. 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BX ANNEX Dutch silver A, hot dish mats—| 69c HALF PRICE SALE drapery remnants— “s ae. a \ ‘Z, Flapper curling iron— # 79¢ 6-ft. folding step ladder— telephone set to sell at cost— finished gany, this telephone dat for our Friday- Saturday «pecials heavy quality § bath towels— 69c 20x40-in. size Pabcolin rugs greatly reduced— s assures the ility, Either plain te, or with fancy pink gold orchid borders. § blue, x40 ins. Special } 09. day-Saturday, LIST YOUR . WITH GUR FREE HOMES FOR RENT RENTAL DEPARTMENT SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AND PINE ST. TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS \Call Electicn on CLUB BOOSTS BEACH Highway Bond Issue © MARSHY TELD, Ore, Aug. 7.--| Mle for state Formal order was issued by t county ¢ xqullle tod Ing a special election vote on a a1 aid roads in the county | FRENCH PLANS SPEECH Beach, of Enumclaw, candi-| EU, French, candidate for th G. QO. P. nomination for governor, will speak Thursday evening joint meeting of the Ronald school superintend progress of his campaign Jay at a meeting of the ch club at University Commons. tat € Jands Improvement club and the a, presided. Cor | tees a ppointed at the nex! meeting, next Wednesday, at that Commons banquet hall. but} t Ronald Community hall. k on the gram. state highway Petitions were rejected on the ballot a $585,000 > included thes primary roads, ‘uction. The petitions did not measure on the ballot, music. Astonishing Values Await You on DOLLAR ; FRIDAY Bor.) Vag ty - Hats for sports, | street and dress wear, such as constantly bring distine- tion to The Criterion, not only in styling, but in values offered, in wide selection suited to every type of wearer will be found under the one-dollar price tag tomorrow. Your Unrestricted Choice of All Our | Priced for Tomorrow You'll find a wide selection of Fall colors and shades in Felt Sports Hats : Priced for Tomorrow Out entire stock of beautifully trimmed, rightly styled Children’s Hats Priced for Tomorrow at _Velvets and duvetyns of Autumn's deere shades and colors, in Fall Untrimmed Hats | Priced for at at ed Tomorrow The Critewion| Seatiles I Largest Nlillinery Store | ond at Seneca Final Clean-yp About 260 Trimmed Hats, Sports Tats Untrimmed Mats. In cluded in the lot_are nume Wall and Winte grouped for at a Im- provement club, the Richmond High- Uchmond Beach: Improvement club, He will pro- American Indians haye long be- added funds for market road con-|carry sufficient names to force the|lieved in the healing powers of zn | 4 ”