The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1924, Page 18

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Artistic Letterin Tests Week Early recUnhel gi eet toe J artist with some originality: A real | will r the National Mobiliza Bley, Goarad Modern Woodmen Plan for} SAYS BRITISH CHIEF | ris: win som ean ale ein ok ahead. « i : theca millabad | , ENEVA, Sept. 4—"If Ameri hse pee : } Leneaw Saha ¢ Hanche Elizabeth Eighth and Westlake G ca, like a beloved partner, ||‘vision called “The Uplar It |tim i peclal : Lake A, a be 5 * Tl offers $100 in prizes for a distinctive |gram at members’ coune!l m Peterson, Frank Legal 2 ‘ had been sitting at our fireside, |) tie of tettering, with embellixh-|ing Friday noon at the Ma Bnedpraga: Care Terai : Friday, September §. a banquet)| it would not have contributed to || nent only the two words, “The|clubrooms, according to announce Stiles, Arthur G., Bremerton 21 | will be held at 7 o'clock sharp at)| her domestic fellcities,” Prime |i troiands," are to be used {ment Thursday W Linge, Edith G., Yakima 19 Woodmen hail, 1929 Third Minister MacDonald, of Great Designs d be submitted inlexecutive officer of the governor's Bourcier, Walter Joseph, Se- The purpose is to devise ways and || Britain, said in the course of his |liisoK ink o $1 visory council, will explain the _attle Legal turnikhed: ateatia means to increase the membership,|| address before the league of na- || 1; qhey rposes of the test under the na Hee eh dita oa Ga ae a x, «mer bath , which will make Seattle lodge, Elilott || tiong assembly today lige ae oe % 1 defense act. Merlo W : o ae en ‘oge buile Sep | Bay camp, the largest local camp in "I never believed © America |/tomber 16. Attach a sealed envelope (ny, tenor, will sing at the DEATHS Amer would do BRythitg: except te with your name and address on the | meeting, accompanied by Mie Clement, Louia P., 73, 221% Norman ‘This camp is now third largest, |) us Lathes Pada back of the drawing, Prizes of $60, | Judd i 4 S “erred Sea a es r, Charles E. D st- Kansas City leading by 400 members. || Ameri y work, but $20, $10 and $6 will be awarded Kc Sen ‘ i Kast There will be several talks by Dr-|| has given us all the loyal sup. |} | IMPROVING CLOVER Savana. $i © rebiink Any § Pittwood, Max Lipman, Judge Otis}] port she can | For an tmproved clover crop next Tegnie 98 Main ot Brinker, Prosecuting Attorney Mal-| “One day, not because we have Old Citizen Taken | year, the field should be clipped or rettt by . colm Douglas and many others. || appealed to her or brought pres. | 4; a7 Nightly pastured, This keeps down n. Marie, T8, 4724 dist ave. S This camp has been very active,|| sure to bear, but because she has | for Alien Visitor |i. Wwoade aiid Urevants Aheryddie Sept. 1 having admitted over 100 new mem-|} been wise enough to make her SARANAC LAIR NOY, Hept:’s.~.| clover plants trom: blossoming later DIVORCE RECORD bers in the month of August. If thix|| own efforts iter Fishy er wnful chan treks | 1ho¢h in. But first-year clover haggu French poodle, belonging to a family SUITS F - is accomplished tie cena ty ito aoigice Robt Layee dae 1 officials are be clipy jate in| living in the devastated area of tornado-swept Lorain, Ohio,|M&tiida ys. Halsted Malcolm, non |10_ SITUATIO a beautiful home at Eighth and!} into the league of nations. right on their toes. razed t ly i ber f ’ |” support nf Westlake on its own lot |) | ifticer’ recently arrented an old oh was marooned on top of a garage when the photographer | Margaret vs. 1. 1. Lewis, nonsupport. | The entire entertainment will be} man at the border vill COLUMBUS, Ind,, Sept. 4.—L: in charge of Harry Keun, master of), _ | ville whom he felt sure was ag allen. | asleep in his bedroom, Layf ceremonies: | WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE 2 ay - Water will be shut off on 13th , | happened by. ime, | from the gror of Cooper where the “alien” had no difficulty | pull out one of his teeth. In getting | | He took his prisoner to Rouses Point | §0, dreamed a dentist was about to| hours, But that was much too long for “Buster.” ihe cameraman so. He consented, tho, to stand still until 1 The terrific wind had blown him up there|Midred, vs Joe Rosenbaum, “non: | ind. He probably had been there a couple of \Ant« He told iy vs. Anna Christopher, des rd ve, Burrell C. Morris, | The “Indy's slipper.” found in Up-| | ave. 8, north of Atlantic st., | |in proving he was John Rock, one of | away from the dentist he fell 18 fect | 4p P “Yd rca ertrude va, Ernest. Victor| per Wharfedale, Yorkshire, ts Brit Friday from 8 a, m. to 5 p. m. | Ithe most respected citizens of the| from the window of his room to the | [é photographer could get his picture. Then the camera- _ Fullerton, desertion Zi- aln’s rarest wild flower. * OT RRR re % Cooperville section ground below. man helped him down. grin va, U. T. Herrett, nonsup- PA RH porte rown,