The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1924, Page 2

STAR MORE WARSHIPS (m= ow: soon) NAVAL . OFFICER LINING UP NEW SLEEP TO DEATH $5,000 FIRE IN(s ON GUARD IN au PRINCE KILLS SELF | PHONE FIGHT ov: 200 kites n sonon SOUTH END | si ea CHINA WAR ala svapetlge hy Shot Echoes Following Dance | Kennedy and State Lawyer) 0.5 jue ; Show Case Plant B ‘ : ; “< TO? on U. S. S$. New Mexico Confer on Battle I nthe from sleeping , Early Morning Blaze First Swedieh, rn od mm r in - Foreign Men of War Now Mrs. cooliag ‘ | aiktekes’ th w and the dis e ! £ J ente Re Crowd River Near Shanghai | wvcnes Gors To ving ee aboard his | Brod ferred with. Corporation | °F, “ 5 | 12% ui a TRAIN FOR WALES mat Vy! fol ai ° : eg py ree k ma toda 1 i : AMERICANS COME IN) .,usves™ ree: “s ty aterm |iorense igM | nant mere than re lin mati and the Grave.” # pa Devt a Commanders Announce |=" te : tthe Chap’ tkecs atieas feel otiad Mwhich will bu] Dave been fatal. roy els inh Boater Humbd y Ts Strict Neutrality to Be Kept i We hetadaay edhe pice| ane taat : to pir : MANGHAT, Aug. 30--Etg hty | | fhe lew , «. “trivial for the telephone ‘company, ot as Natural Dam Stops |* ~ “as ; Sonata tetaycpewaie’ to, 4 p pig jeter ’ pre uapenetol ats’ tn tha ticndnone beard wee| Ud low for Time rhe F tory frame) METHODIST i t { the Ame rettiement | : hy: t et thought olt Sania. 4 McCLOUD, Cal struct Otficiala'ot ¢ mpar iret Protestant est Qu rear ats Rag Eas A Friday fnding tht | tglephone franghae, for mime the flow of mand The ulting wo gurl ral Hy Labor Will Picnic hundred British marines are Morgan died fro selt.intleted | Arguments on motion made by] M ea eet en oallgr toga Lage ee pd la Virst M. B., With r i in Woodland Monda yet : W J RAPS KLAN om as . H, fellow ferred bask ta t e state cou mount fis # Cross-State Road humenising . self Rae se ety ad _— oc Feat ciate act dhe cc aan De rl ’ ars fantail Paving Predicted pes ve pped anch opposit ' : : 4 , 1 . Virst Norwegian Danish M. FE ae Nrortca eoletiny eon Bryan “Heartily Indorses” body ws to the Brem this ; the |of “ , : tamer aaa ghee here te pe. im » was 28. and was sraduated) Annual Sangerfest Draws ter ay ‘ at a ‘wor nen to reopen the road program f ext 10 mE ; y would be ma ‘ i me ; 300 for Concerts mia r tor there avn tt ‘ , tive Tra University ¥ sor ientont « 300 Will Go to a be protect Six of a squi ¥ spies of Genera rept upon te, when work ¥ te . ' P 4 it grave xe to allow any Powers of Europe Agree on re than 300 ‘ f a ie whe x - ¥ on Mow gious question to divert our s Plan for P tered from oes tings: «for Award Contract on ripe they, : ation from important economic is New Plan for Peace parts of the Northwest. Another bpd pre ing ray oychral Myrtle C k ae } rr ARMS STORES vider. aig BY LLOYD ALLEN ween ee SY Aerneee.| itt of Malheur cou n “ime pe pa rau iorisacl ORCHESTRAS, BAND tp division | LE Robert V. 1 Gistriot atte PO , O Ballard First Lutheran, 201 ’ | aa ltane tees fade : act f grading 1.9 nile anid We, GRA ead Be ON SATURDAY’S 5 f Yat Sen Set Phone Pioneers tof! en he grand Jui eek. gaotion, was. H y ‘ BEST RADIO BILLS Troops of Sun Yat Sen Se Pi t St Lake Sosiend, Fran ably come Up john Hampet 0 {Bem _ service tor ted Prom Fire to Canton During Raid Picnic a rte Pin, |and.other Interest b ecetes tad ta cle 66, by the stat nd W. 64h at. ‘Norweeian Singing | WEAF: New York, 492 meten Sunda, Meee tas tue eseshena |aiee Boon tee? STARTS ON PAGE 1 mynission | pudlety. of ‘Taiacieta seit etdiat at-enees 97 E. &. B—Vincent aston gather at the Telephone eel adie of Tace iD sing m L ‘lett ae Mie ron 06. es | een Yo Se Seneca at,| The formal signatures today oe: \__ | ______J| Wheeler to Plead F Hae pee anid 7 “clashed with volunteer |." > map ab] EDIOS ENS Haat Whig) wes Agreed ints ib ihe Bering a | St. John’s ish L Mis Ar Oe | op y sal hnayyes alee bebe gynasd DW ge Star lake for the first | Joon, and initiated on ths laxt day| Points fh the Bering sea Not Guilty Monday First Carload o lee cpenee: creme menemnn Mel ssntant: 9 | ; ian he daeteine 04 theese te dhapeae ushered P| of the Londen conference me Png being KAT FALLS Mont nt Jonathan Apples caceont at ns my wor: || BED nen eee. le ae ae : ney | "28 chap! | Official signatures on the pact James H. Baldwin, Butte a c : eile yh ae hyp ee z i 8D, in, 45 16; °7 cording to a Crates News agen Those who qualify a ioneera™ | were withheld until the pariiaments will assist in defending Senator | The Walla Wail Pru ter h i ating eure Sat T.—Miséourl thenier ) dispatch from Hongkong : have devoted a2 to ae! auakee gad Ptaeen' had Patplhis en dba canected 14 | Basociation ts loading ou fin Columbia hlehem, 29th 8.1] Sun Yat Sen now threatens to bom: | tive work in the telephone busine Ree ot eahiote a - ae f Jonathan for the Angeline st—H. Mau, pastor algal é by " y t arned all 7 . j #@reed to the pa: vereagny ew Mor - th orning, sermon, “Daniel's Modern tl ard the city and has warn pi; The Charles B. Hopkins ‘chapter. | “Ootiice came yesterday after the : ‘ ae & ‘ rmon, Mig P. ME T ed States i tSrsigners ip the city 10 remala In: |relenhone Pioneers of Anietica,” Or-| cocuy aahate in the ref hatag. , —— eel. Haldwin.w ra plea of oe te doors ,.|Sanized last spring, covery the en-|" 4 niissador Kellogg, of the United |" &&¢ from 25 to 65, to Justice a few). linidwin Pegmatiay le opt Seep ee jadi hae : The trouble was the out, | tire state of Washington and num-! gies was present at the confer./48Y9 80. Those who recetve prinor ad fone for. appedring bate it come of Dr. Sun's seizure | . "| bers within its membership more ance today. when the protocols were | #enter will be ¢ ferred de . sue otter’ Mate rable Pp St vard B Pant ¢'t tent vice Hau>/ than 100 men anil y | sikned as the invited guest of the| "tre to MoNett teh ed renator Bir sipigl deci can } uchlan, § 3. m t ers and a half! 7% junds of ant —— European nations. The United states | PRUGSSHIPYED F Dredeo Folk |" iy Seesatasails | beb = < z nition, consigned unteer }did not sign the pact, ax Ameri 0 (AND s a ervice; 11, “Penitence a Ay gE Russ Soviet [ti ln tr me Amer ian, saserte omy trom se 19 Boy, 19, World's | Puget icking Tod Sy p.m. the Paradox vt ve | SChOoL of Physical Culture) | lives ad property Is Seeking Island | conterence only ax an unotficiat ob-| 200 m oa treme the Beare Horesshoe Champ Picnic ing Today. i ig? Classen for, Children: and. Adults The war lord permitted the muni. j Bound thru the ice, with o to | *¢rv Bilis siaiator t the treff alt of 6 é T nd Bridge & Dre St. Micheal's Chapel—sixth ave Ie tion and Class Sessions tions to be landed, but immediately sbitants 1 tale ne: - vig Mininte: sa : PABAL Fi NA, Ca Aus p c ut a plone N. and John st. 9:30 mM. song || Keg ednesday Bp. ized them, claiming the mobiliza reestablish Russian | Ramsay Mac vecypmaytigr dies dedny sey 2 oe Re: i Si | Oxnard y ts employes families eucharist and sermon; 3 p. m., sk ars TU tion of the volunteer corps threat-|awnership of the island, the soviet | *&ned the pact on behalf of Great | mak oe coms ht ned the w Fortona park aay, The day |church school | 1819 Kighth Ave. ened his existence as president of! ship Red October is on tty way thru | Britain e HE PON A base Mae agra e pitcher, ax 4 re-|had been declared a hi nd ail) Christ Church—Brooklyn ave, and | === South China Arctic seas with a company of Rus mn me i al ert SC hpyaetie Wah? Gua dt thes inbartert i yesterday after-| company work thruout the state was|E. 47th st. Rey. Paul B. James. § sian infantry. That i the story told tate’s best in the! shut down Friday night |holy communion; 9:45, Sunday | Among the provisions of the pact/oners convinces us that t by Lie Sol. L. E. Broo: of the game ann hung up a new world school; 11, sermon Four Powers Warn Mout. Col. b HE. Broome, of; the Mee wversly — ay te rpilerd Vauoen aio” Gh same. Nunn hung up s new See RS "y Bests A ere, Peking Government | tows with Maj) Stuart MacLaren. | °V® & $200,000,000 loan jabs bape seve around the peg. The former recora| CALF. Ba ar! JJames st. Rev. William H, Bliss, | ing of the seanct i . 4 ve | Broome arrived here from Vancou Be Or al 1 by a Fort Worth player, was %, holy communion: 11, “The Bread ea ceases Gee tae er laar'® G, Wessheet Biaretasy- ot tho Stace athe Aa hand sa igi angen Eo | Offered Indians | jot Life; 6 p. m., {The Pharisee and | by the United States and the other . . y |New ik. Baska. fendere: thate® dré* teltar. Unhiese Navy Wilbur. Americans are endan powers to check the civil war spread. working In the ¢ ing thru China today was believed to | 6*red. Broome said Elected to Board }, amson, and } he foreshadowed by the note of the| The British consulate: bere eal PARIS, Aug. 2 Jalen MeGa: 4 ture Aw 4 os 3 yar United States, Great Britain, France | had received no report from Lieut. | iy “ and Japan, delivered to the Pekin | Col. L. E. Broome henke pad ates ie fation rs a ing more Japanese and Filipinos sovernment yesterday | The British consulate did not know |Chanice and Metals National bank |!ng i The Seattle Baseball club may the Publican.” ‘ Ny jts spring training at Signal Hil . . ce © Pistols Bring High | Cal, dust outelde. Lo. LAngoion, | wischttAneeus OPEN Forum, 500 Arcade building lpm Mrs. Van Schoick wil! is aldes say, 9 frightened t ay and thelr employers are ta ds of last yea wan indicated Friday when the Price at Auction |Gs ‘cos teaus cicaseueent a} re ni : Mauser pistols sold at auction by |celved an offer of a modern ball |” loess Pies 4 whether England still claimed Wran-|0f New York and one of the direc.| this season. ‘ he | United States Marshal B, B, Benn | park for training by W. 8 Seistmer | "Pek on “The White Light an _ The note stated that representa 4 torn of the Now York federal re-| Williamson's noten shoW that the ht the ? r f the Shell Oil Co. Baseball club | Christ Teachings. * y tives of the United States and the| Sel Island or not erve bank, was selected today an|fish catch in Alaskan ers card tie uhadrt arenas wethe “A |The park is the property of the oll|. Sacred New World Temple of A GOOD POSITION thre other powers “repeat and re- 3 ; ; : xpotty year, some canmeries re. | record m eapons Friday. A S | Spiritualism, Carpenters’ hall, 1620 18-YOUR itis tal: the ‘midet ‘aolemn manner! Li htin. Cc. t I director of the new gold bank p ? fae t Seid: ‘ Ay ten total of $4 2 Was ree 4 for 16 Company team. | Fourth ave.—Arthur Edward Leigh. | ULTIMATE ‘AIM a st sole i apd gh ani yas porting bigeer ylelds than arly time h ; ‘ : A : (ie detarations contained in’ theie| Oe gs Lost is rece Me a PRETEEN TOPRT ee eg ARIS and otherstonewing Hedt fh St nigane ton, pastor. § p.m, two lectures, “A fons p nition. ‘The arms were seized by « note of August 27, 1923. This sd Too High, They Say ats |. Protests against a proposed street | “We shall hold the Chinese gov: | lighting ‘project on N. 45th at. be totais. Frunter tay and Ketchikan sheep seat fa , Soldiers’ ‘ ‘Turkey” [yas Landslide reported big business, while Excur |Truth Is Imminent, jon bay waa light, Williamson sald, [condemned by federal court to Be Just Chicken tie ticit Spirit Messages ployment. on gradvatiow’ ernment accountable for all conse-|tween Stone way and the University || HERE’S MORE ABOUT #3 | Soldiers serving in sunny Hawati| Open Forum (Bahai auspices), 196) ] P!°” puent injuries and shall adopt » . A | * | “on T siving * Madison—11 a. m, C. R. Plumb will | Fall Quarter Opens Sept. 2 hlof Washington campus, are being O . will get their Thanksgiving “turkey” | ‘ measures and utilize such means as|made by property owners of the die BRINTON Said to Be Insane, Another Atlantic a ta cold storage chicken, It. w ak on ‘*The Future of Religion | ekcds wchinane ae are available to us to afford | trict . STARTS ON PAGE 1 Handles Own Trial Storm Is Brewing indicated he quartermaster’s in Americ internation reauisite protection to foreign resi-| The ownerk favor a strect illum! ed that tt will open| Whitman Memorial—Rey. Robert 10 Metapsyehic Hall School of Commerce gives he Gold in|] expert preparation. with: the 1 GTO vu 0 este ‘i H ch a dents and to our trade and property| nation system, but protest that the| , SARLA ‘D, ile KOS wa etc cr ; ry past 7 bite bide 0n°8:000 pounds of fresh fromen Asa Smith ot ria wil psn at yori nichester, wenlthy Ban chéco | other tropical storm, such am ra Huasl advey + Ube lee Otte | eranine shaie daar ag at or near Shangha cost will be $500 a light, with four |"7—I have not agreed to any def cenit by. Ban Menaieco | ot! episod roasting chickens here September 5 i e 8 ~Aes lights to the block 1 @ nite zoad construction for any | &rain.broker, aged hom hin wife | axed the Atiantic coant last week, 1s| TMstlns | World's Bible College, 7028 Ninth | section of the district is seeking Yo have placed in an ftv apparently brewing 200 miles north |” Delivery ot tht tock Is asked | &ve—Rev. D. Salwt. 2 p.m. sermon. | tution’for the insane, Is handling his! of Porto Rico and ts moving north- saltis| toe dbdiiecant, ahs the| University First Christian Spirit: Tam in sympathy with the plan in Seattle for shipment aboard ] r ‘Navy Dirigible e “to VES to peach ine oreoeat wonecs | ows tase wertward, the weather bureau warn." S . St aha Go peceray to Honolulu about i rt After Mra. Chichester had given! ed today ‘eu | T. Grant, pastor, ~ Be Here This Fall 77 teases ana substitute tor them |, ctumony for the hes \* Karly Mastera’"; 3p, mq message Gratified With Reception of WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—The| tors PrOver | ter started cross examination nnd | ihn | Chugh Funeral Snday ROCUSE PAIR OF DOPE SMO mom lomo (a) Econ: When the trial fs resumed Tuesday | services wi Sunday forl ite charge against Mr, and Mre. & LINCOLN, Neb. Aug. 30,—Grati-|!eaves for a trip to the Pacific f the South! Chichester will resume the cross ex-| David M. C wealthy lum-/ir Barbour, of Oakland, Cal., fol e ny }and réturn. Men fomiliar with t ty with the pros-| o minatior berman and former governor of Min-|jowing their a Friday, Sessice atta rebunonn. vics| ship are being detailed for duty at! jects in the other districts in a Ray Se" SE nesota, who died late Wednesday “Abd ‘De outs Gamtbnts, Collector OLICEMEN, firemen, street railway men and others are saying money with a Presidential candidate, with reports | Seattle, Wash. San Diego, Cal, and|! may be requested to vote; (c) work: | night. Services will be held at 2!w at Kartemark took the couple | Dexter Horton Savings Account. terminal facilities lnavy dirigible Shenaritioah wilt at.| {7 tba) facility Agriculture Speech |tempt the longest flight ever made | Q ernie jby such @ raft this fall when it} I to bring omy oat | | district POM KML CH UCM ccc Macs Of the reception of his speech last) Fort Worth, ‘Tex. Bes ae ae | nem pap i enesrge sheen ope - 'Mrs. Preston Is Hit }*) from the family home. into custod |masts have been erected. The flight | Sextor to make re-valuations of prop-| rt od on’ the ‘agricaltaral problem. | iin n4 strictly a military test jerty at stated intervals, @ coord) in Beach Statement srernere OF tbe, PREty polestag. out | nating of county road machinery and that Dawes made no “wild prom arate fal’ Gan ce" eivalianac tie inex” but simply declared there w ric: More ‘Deaths ps pada store portion lable. 1 @ problem and that the republicans would do everything in thelr pow ai” dupneationss “atinlsathe sks to restore agriculture to prosperity.| PITTSBURG, Pa. Aug. 20. tevde & aghtty eavit Cactios Doerate ry Meer Dawes departed from his set|deaths early today brought the fe ath on purely business principles aed not | “Some months ago word was sent speech momentarily to attack La|toll in the explosion of a 100-gailon| py Punts Jout from the state department of Follette. A large part of the La|gasoline tank at the Peopl jeducation that because of lack of Follette following stands hehin@ ‘the |Natural Gas company late yester- 10: am for a city-county mer! funds the degartment would be un- “red flag,” he declared. day to nine. Three more are re Ker if good, sound business! able to comply with the law re ported dying, while eight othera are| "#78? Js used and it will tend to! quiring the printing and distribu lower taxes. I cers, of 2 Si suffe rns. am for public owner | tion of certain school off Army’s Silver Band (ering from burn ship of utilities wherever. practical.| the” cove ot nublne matron of een tank let go with sudden force c 74 Will Play on Sunday |. i ux: baie : @rutned | jatc ! week Ley next year to give the/ this department hax recently print ‘ ds 4 county Nght contract to the city light | ‘et a suede: The 40-piece Salvation Army Silver wieigieva receptacle of the gus yas Mae the ed and distributed several Isxues of nd of “hae ce ne tee A pamphlet called ‘News Letter of band of the Citadel corps of Vancou. | company equal, or bidders, andthe give terapendat of Haektion ver, B. C., will appear in two con ate = will comply with requtrements of tho|the printiig and ‘distribution of certs in Seattle Sunday under the Vi t Ri h d contract t fr ; ; aicbea auspices of the local Salvation Army incen ichards whic i ah ave ae Se han The first will be given at 11 a. m Ww the distribution of the code, ax ro: in the headquarters auditorium, 1414/ on ff to Finals La Follette Men Se ecine ee Gi = Sixth ave. and the second in the WE Many of those enga Swedish tabernacle, 1500 Bellevue, at t Rally Labor Day | cattor al work did not (Pald Advertisement) C. KB, Beach of Enumclaw, who is ee ; “ape opposing Mrs, Josephine Preston for purchasing news (©) the position of state school super- in Gas Tank Blast after departments are surveyed and] intendent, iasued this statement Sat- CHAPTER FOUR U" to now, in our stories telling why ought to be Washington, we've you that he's your sort of a man, that he's on the right side, and that he works for the interests of all the folks Here's another thing Tom Revelie is “the daddy of the public markets” in Seattle. Maybe you'd for gotten that Take advantage of this plan to make that increase in pay, lift the burden of “rainy days.” - Come in and let: us help. you decide how muelr you'll save each week. re the} Our conyenient locations save the time of many workers and shoppers—and your time din edu ¢ : : “pga |dazaling display 0 is, Vincent epctlatd ateaaig of th ows Letter, but on the He acquired that tile hon : ae * 4 haltie.“the yo Iymple cham:|, fis sheet Loot petl he l other Hand it Whe Bent =to ‘w tare eatly in 1907, when fois {(@) is worth money. oe in, defeated Wallace ¥, Johnson, |? “aber day ce ptgtisind ied olympia | of men and women more W indignant at the goug Cities of State the Philadelphia star, in the firsc| Tacoma and cording to local | 6 “tea promineat 4m ‘public ing of the “food trust” here Tom didn’t say much, but independent campaign headquarters match of t aton: Of, Fifteen thousand La Follette win tional cham fifth round of the na-} where it would do the most good | jonships here this after Prefer Europeans Savings Department Open ; politically.” one day he introduced an North Europes © prefe eal nic re ; dow stickers will be sold for 10 cent . , goccah Mulsoeare dre praterrea | Hogi. ‘Tie! scar ote, 64" F4 B50 iece Te ta hoped that aborts ordinance’ establishing pub Saturday Evenings 6 to 8 o’Clock gto! mn e! 11-9 ne he eto; nade Richards Whe: lic market, where fa ers men, according tb reports coming! the tirst of the international stars to| Wadd many workers to the La| Million Orders of : Wicee into the office of the State Chamber enter the semi-final round | of Commerce. This inquiry brought out the fact that members of Oriental fice af pot waster mae" WILL EXTRADITE COUPLE |City to Cut Down 4nd that some commuritees would| OLYMPIA, Aug Esrigeta catty could come and sell direct to folks Well, of course, they laughed at him—but the ord inance went over. And to in Washington | Soup for Soldiers Bugler, sound off! Uncle sam is} | getting the makin’s together for a Its Phone Service tition orders of potate Resources $39,749,393.66 Established 1870 30,—Extradition p for Se . Un day the market js the most e to ped ore they ov , 7 br mors . ae ss ret 4 thore they now | papers for Marius A. Miller, 42, und City phone costs increased 50 per|*ttle and Camp Lewis Welivery for | pete Nt flourishing of {ts kind> in ave a ote [Mrs Delphine. Schuller Miller, 20.) ont-under tho new tacit according! tis hunry soldiers, Call out the the United States. | Were granted by Gov. Louis F. Hart.|, kitchen poltee Gy 4 zit r—he "t ols 6 Whilding Superintendent Robert (Oh, ‘om had help in putting it over—he doesn't claim all aN Fights Way IThey will be returned to Californis |Proctor, who received the August|. Bids will be opened” at the quar the glor 3ut he led the fight—and it was a tough one. The [| I to face a bigamy charge, The two| yj) saturdn, |termaster’s depot September 6, at 11 commission Houses downtown didn’t like. it, naturally, and did to Lady Kindersley | were arrested near Black Diamond.| “immediate sepa to reduce the{* ™. for Seattle de‘ivery on 12,000 What they could to hinder it.) ; | The motor-ship Boxer is battering pounds of potatoes sacks phone service of the city to 40 per nd | That wasn't a flash in the pan, either, Only recently Revelle National Bank. — her way towfrds the ice-bound | }eent will be taken, city officials »: 2,000 in crates and 1,700 pounds of } had to bring. an. action federal court here, as district attorne schooner, Lady Kinderstey, 50 miles| SEATTLE MAN INJURED | «ent wi sla Paice) Ud pe Hahenen! pad a aon rithe Unitea iach agsinet will fe Baur Ree ee, northeast of Point Rarrow, accord.| ROCK@PRINGS, Wyo, Aug. 30. For Camp Lewis delivery 4000018 tion "ot commission ‘men to fix food ‘prices : ing to wiclens news from Nome, re-|—Harry Sloane, 25, televed to. rapper V.GtOFAHS= 4 pounds checcpath oan nh ari ARTE /, Mabe, halaetohe Mhout that: but you.ceste wlasall’ tua tied of Seattie ceived Saturday of Seattle, was found with a frac f 2,500 onions In sacks ure sought je by i a ss pect r 4 | i Anyway, he's on the right side in trying to make food prices F i aha ie Sg eee tures, Sar Remy tee Union anita eat Hurry | hy Pensions i ay |} more reavonabte, And that's another reason we should have Third Avenue and Cherry Street he Hudson's B@ Co, schooner iy | railros acks, a mile weat of hore. | t Aug 08 , Velleved near, reports stated, jyenrs after the official deciaration| EAGLES INITIATE MANY Second Avenue and Cherry Street (Hoge Building) No. 1, (Fraternal Or FOR GOVERNOR nye | | DENIES HE Is KLUXER: 1a pe heat Hy 1921, thousands) Seattle of veterans anada ho had not! der o Two hundred Knights ‘Tempiar| ate Senator W. H. Pauthamus, alWar disabilities, have filed applica: | Will make a week-end excursion to|condidate for the governorship, de-|tens in the last few Take Netreat as guests of Mr. and el he belonged to the Ku Klux | August Mrs, C. D. Raymer, Klan Seaboard Branch: Pike at Westlake Ballard Branch: 5228 “Sallard Avenue Dexter Horton State Bank, Georgetown Mon enc) | meeting. One hundred and fourteen After | previously accepted were initiated. no further applications several allors from | the ’ Pacific sidered feet are among the applicants, SUTTON will be