The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1924, Page 9

section two} TheSeattleStar — (racuso 101) | — > < EATTLE, WASH,, TUESDAY EPTEMBER 23, 1924 Forest Fire Leaves Path of Devastation at Eatonville Families Flee From Town; Rain Halts Ravaging Blaze BY JOHN W. NELSON th 1 of the Experienced Hunters Wear the “FILSON” on, Eatonville zed forest- ure singed, her hands blist- und her people red-eyed but the city itself is forest fires. FILSON HUNTING The Edgewater Fuel Com pany has decided to use Goodyear Heavy-Duty Tires as standard equipme its fleet of five tr = 4 puildings a for this reason ndyear Tires have given us better traction, mileage and ser vice than any other we s have used.” C. C. Filson Co. 1005-1007 Virst Ave Near Madison Seattle, Wash. It ts one of the plete Truck Tes ¥ TRUCK TIRE CO. 72 Vester Way GOODSYEAR Delivered page Rarphag threo tne a We Tell It With VALUES border of the town to join with the fork that had swe up the eastern and n The Peak of STYLE a4 VALUE As new ones are daily added the entire showing of the New Fall DRESSES «1 COATS in Seattle’s smart shop depict a wealth of compelling style effects, inspired by both Paris and America. » Lewis ceding to t 230 a ipped the city. The quiveringly awake, ” the worst, and prepar it as best it could. No one The sky overhead was a red no as the heavy wind. carried showers of sparks and burning twigs directly over the city. ‘The [red glare a To add to the confusion, the y's water supply falied. Lack © pressure, the pipe line that sup. ly inade hoses feeble roofs and show | the center of the ught that part} Domed | ne east border, the The soft grace of favored fabrics, flaw- less workmanship and smart simplicity of line, all combine to give them their youthful distinction—frankly the best values Seattle shows at antry les just y road from yard is thick: | ly fringed The fire burned the fence posts| bad carried back of ool and made a fur-| ther side of OPEB ‘ The wi In at veered and ic strength uth, threatening to carry into this patch of timber, ns right into the heart of/ FROCKS Always present- ing an enviable touch of origin- ality, these frocks with their rich- ness of fabrics achieve a fine expression of art. Every coat marked by a catering to both miss and matron, with fluent, subtle ease of lines, is given a place of honor in the season’s coat fashions. The swing, the t the Camp Lewis fire fighters| ed a back fire and as evening; ffell and heavy, sluggish raindrops . 5 x ‘ Oy won ‘ 3 eh beraised the approach of, tiie drenci-| Residents of Eatonville, when the city appeared doomed by forest fires, piled their mov-| ownpour, this danger subsided able wealth onto trucks and fled the city. The Star's cameraman, after running a gaunt-| 4 the city today ts tmpregnabie| let of flames, snapped a number of them. Mrs. L. Stella, at the top, had no auto, She and) ville Lumber Co. were holding the|against forest fire for the simple) her husband moved their stuff into the midd'e of the road. ‘You'll have to go a long way main body of flames in check. Sens-|reason that every bit of combust-|t5 find me if that fire comes back to the city,” said the indignant housewife in the sec- sn Bg Beate ipa oa bac prio tahet atta See anen | ond picture, as she prepared late Monday to return to her home. Charles E. Frazier, an} —r |right up to the back doors of the employe of the Eatonville mill, and his daughter, Edith, stayed over night on the road} {near O’Hop Bob's place. “We're going back,” they said when the fire danger passed. men under the Galbraith, manager of the They are so varied and indi- vidualized that houses of the city. applies to artl-| Dr. Joseph A. Linyiile, federat pro- | Substantial Cut in pad Nid danoiod les of food in car lots—fruits, | hibition diretcor for Oregon, was In et ies SE Ore. Express Rates | vecetabies, butter and egrs. Other | Seattle today, In conference. with you can easily style, the spirit, SALEM, Ore. Sept. 23.—Intra-|commodien were reduced 15 per cent.) Roy C. 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