The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 13

id formation and it was a comn en < =e + 4 "| Portland and San Francisco) Simple Services Held for 27. (2 \ SPECIAL TRAIN| FOR COUNCIL Expect Many Eastern Dele rit EATTLEI A |Tent Cities Spring Up Over Death-Swept Area VETER AN CHAPL AIN DIES gates to Trade Conclave Survivors Watch Casualty Lists for , Names of Loved Ones S 0% ‘ ADDITIONAL NURSES , AND RELIEF WoRK <2 Ww ”™ @ td imatum fb bed vo i rhe fy s n ‘ ‘ \ m Ch ¥ Toda \ r « al m $8 Mury 1 ) Mt The stark tragedy of the af N Pacif ' t wen ar , sir is being brought home now th great of the I f' 1 er by the hk uly casually lists be N ot « or m i ing posted by the relief workers \ a's f growing P " The casualty lists are posted 7 8 ‘ 0 on the doors of morgues or other met ” ‘ | buildings teft standing and of D L groups of haggard-faced victims Pet thing t » stand around silent, attempting poe to find the fate of their friends . the ¢ ‘ and relatives, I fe N ' D tot Y h t opp C > Be er Rev. Robert Sherwood Stubbs, pioneer Tacoma resident |‘ omotimes elm o who has served in the gospel ministry for > year died : Adjt. Gen. Car 1 ‘ ly fr ft Nat of Thursday at the age of 101 years. I 1 HOSPITALS FILLED TACOMA, Me Nearty 102) W ‘ 1 WITH INJURED t vanta ief that t would KESCUR WORKERS tween > a v0C . Fishermen Believe Blasting |* ; | RMB WORE bo bet Beni River Mouth Is Cause ad lived Death ove his daughter ford. , Other laug M “Tl IN CONTEST VICTIMS BURIED PORTLAND, Blasting open t Sandy river t smelt were joing up the river i workers Killed in Gallatin while Portland is n | Split Domino Games ahs Pc i mete we ein eee UN May Be Responsibe T0 AND VICTIMS Ber oa st | een, eb . for Recent Disasters Chicago Citizens to Raise |=" players v is | Californ! a rivals had d ir System’ $500,000 for Relief tars contin |W eird Forces Clashing in Solar $ In the first match Portland red. Th | byt harrow tanrgin of tee pe cate ll Are Now Being Studied CHICAGO, . while rr set out toda Tanclaco to 3 T Tenne ww The ng ex e relief work ridden | the second game ated? $1,000 f nd Py ‘te 4 ‘ areas of Illinoi¢ and gaye aay ¢ Gallatin and ae ait RADIATION OF HEAT es “4 A a fw ft art irface and | 1S Taiett dk bid soni iaing c y 1922, “may well Thi ef money is in esting climati Ye veins | City Streets Will Be Colorful ised by newspapers total of j the propr' oe: ind pulled which probably The foregoin ach $100,000 During Templar Meet Kid McCoy Wants to Ber P ner tien to Mate le Tried Over Again retier. “Hellship”’ Wo ker ° eigtes She ee , | Loses Dama Suit es Kid M 1 on areeibatd this £8. the udge Ma should not have $ chic hs cedae: tat dteartad without? heirs the “hell ship” rd to future oblig: Screen Actress Is Northwestern Fis po — tment that ¢ r oad | par doco A Granted a Divorce | sigan | Gill, supported by the testimony | e cit ise sport LOS ANGELES, M. 20.—Claim: | disaster |‘Phursday. He " tal and there is n . Y tion, e sore | r ‘ecognizance 2 n workers, oadd or that he aes beating wake aa Fom|ing which the epots on the sun iday, when as to pr Ser earn, Pacts In| ried for gene amr emt tat Oe worl “4 $25 $30 $35 $40 cont, can "| outs +8. Ee ine ended Jar totalled. $15 Fee HOUT Jabuagy 16 Hartley Starts to - 27,9 npa 4 147,55 191 | ined turn to he utho p. ° 1 | 7 ee Watchman Par Scale eeu ois: tna tecagied: (ol peters » its maximum point} Survey University | $45 $50 H ne * f 1ase ota! Fs and start increas! University regents Thursday talked HERE'S MORE ABOUT jtrial beg Re no ead Fria pylon ce Sistas ‘ diy virhey were married. Yebruary® 13,| ag In this connection it is|over with Gov. Hartley the need GAMBLING c warehouse | 1920 pointed out that because of the in- tele The i overnce| What Do You crease in radiatio increase, has not, vat sun spot activity the heat f the flaming orb should trangely enough, it ording to recent obser- 4 of stair 6d two indict Gillen STARTS ON PAGE 1 ——_—__ STAGE LOSES ONE MORE for a dime,” said Herbert, in ex 1 DEATHS SWELL ( HERE'S MORE ABOU T Pe WHY PAY MORE? | THE LATEST STYLES IN a(0he TOLL VOR PRING Many in Serious Condition in Tennessee 1 ‘ WHEN YOU CAN BUY MEN'S, WOME AND CHILDREN’S DIGI t t es GRADE FOOTWEAR AT SUCH SEEMINGLY IMPOSSIBLE PRICES AS THESE Women’ s Novelty Shoes of Suede y Trim ag SPECIAL SATURDAY $1.98 | TORNADO STARTS ON PAGE 1 J 600 Pairs Men's GOTZIAN MAKE 5) Regular $7.00 and $8.00 Value SURVIVORS AKL SEARCHING MORGUES and Oxford Scuffers Boys’ Shoes Men’s Shoes In Black, Brown and Men's Scouts m Fille Hide School and Play Shoes $3.50 Values f tives and fr i Ml Sizes Jentificat m: memes) SLAB | $1.98 | $1.98 t . 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