The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1925, Page 11

SECTION TWO — iFENSE PLAN De;artment Would wonilze on Armistice Day |aesenT “SAYS “NO” It Would Violate|: F} Spirit of Day dT of | giSHINGTON, Ma department & ing arinistic ¢ day mobi! ty President Coole : recommancde y sated to the prenid nt, con: ‘git of armistice day, the Whito gad Tuesday. Prosident Cool November 1! as a day any axgociated witlt end of nights of and mem ae cost of lives, rath, fan demonstrations of military » » 7 ' aston to ’ President ¢ doubtful of the ia defense clay’ demonstration qf By valess authorized by congress advisabil r the plan of followed and he that cost on at Washingt guard out Hm frst national defense day test was held on September 13, ‘ay Gen. Pershing retired as gen ‘of the armies, anc the an- ‘of the battle of St, Mintel, major offensive of tho A. p Gen. Pershing and all other officers pronounced it a suc ifrom every point of view, fy owas recommended (hat bbe held every year. Lh few weeks ago the reserve of: 4 in began its pressure the second demonstration day. The war depart on staff took up the pro- ‘and prepared a report approv- ihe idea. Acting Secretary of} sDwight Davis carried this re- the president Monday. It is 4 Davis favored the idea. m thru any n in calling the the war department was surprised | the president's opposition was at the White House. batent = Coolidge’s Ges certain that the armistice will be abandoned. Wheth- attempt will be made to hold on some other day will) ‘ upon the further explana. ¥ Bee ee Hous att White House attitude. LS OF CRIM g Robber ser Admits Thefts g His Marriage | & sweetheart after two $alf years’ courtship at Tre- Moat, last April 7, M. J. Bailey, it his home a few days later) work, he told presiding | ie Hall, in pleading guilty to} burglary Tuesday after-| Ro work, he said he went stole an automobile and Misi for Seattle by way of Ore B leaving a trail of burglaries | i Pendleton to Kent. j ey Was arrested May 6, while 2 Be to enter Hoffman's clothing | Mat Kent. His depredations, | fail, lasted a week and a half. pwill be sentenced Friday. to Speak | | on City Planning p John Carroll, member ety planning commission, | ito the public May 22, on} plans for Seattle which | at the recent national | conclave In New York. A/ fy seeking an auditorium | Meeting which is to be at-| by all civic and social or-| opposition | | ike it, The Seattle Star SE AT PLE, WASH,, WHI Fou MMOLIDGE “KILLS'Schooner Boxer Leaves iBIG LAND GRANT (9 on Long Northern Trip FROM RUSSIA |Government’s ith Supplies ho schooner Hoxer }me ne educational ehip. day night for posts in the ocean, the sailed Tues Alaskan pasts and out Bering sea and Arctic govern. | ‘The ship was heavily & Varied cargo to fill natives and Hands far to the north sand feet of lumbe build the first industrial loaded with dn of in the Eighty thou n pioneer whites school in By J. R. Justice cleat the knack of everybody's ¢ iH ne of tt dren of the state TO one IN ‘stepping on tha Rowland 8. And he missed the women and ch! when he the p' of the Child Welfare League of America jthat ho was not interested in the “altruistic twaddle” of the league, has quite Ov wrote a delegate to thelr convention. | It may be t he. figured that the |children have no vote and t could not make the women |der than they are already, and spoke what he had In his mind He evidently fo that when woman gets just as angry as al can be, any further insult only ¢ |her to go out and get some ono j|mad about It ht turn out jthat if the ge s uny consid. Jerable number of h uses them after the letter he Miss Sophie Irene Loeb. | On the other hand there !s a bit of truth in one thing that he so un: pleasantly said, And that was that a }woman can do a better job at home }with her own children than any where else. A wise old politician once remark that a successfu! who could keep about two jumps lahead of pu sentiment without letting anyone know it . E. HOWNin who spends a e part of his time buying and | selling timber, puts in the remainder thinking out ways and means of bet- | tering the condition of mankind. Should he ever be elected to con gress one of the first bills he would introduce would be to compel all married persons, who at the end of five years had no children, to adopt at least two. Besides being a good thing for the orphans of the country, he believes that it would do much to stop the divorce evil, and would make for home building and happiness. Think this over, and if you do not let Downle know how you | feel. Nothing he enjoys more than picking up brick bats that have been thrown Sadh him. K. c. Delagaticn Going to Alaska One hundred and fifty Knights of Columbus, with friends, from San wrote to oliticlan was pareneisoo, will visit Seattle June 16, en route to Alaska on a 16-day sight seeing trip. Local “Caseys” are plan ning for their reception and enter: tainment. The visiting knights of California council No, 880 will be headed by David F. Supple, supreme warden; Dan P. Maher, grand knight, and Chairman T. H. Dupont, council lec- turer. and that Washington would not send |* ands yet on his | side he may find It difficult to find Educational for | Alank achoc | celve Visions from. the | beings cay | hones |the U on board will |e haires after Other pa M. Ba teach Kanakanak who will t Jones, tion a Ford ber kins western T0 Engi G. Griffing Here Thursday 1. ¢ t p te »{O-W . mm, n 7:30 p,m will depart fo: The named to ar Byron Seattle Ship Heavily | Alaskan Outposts jRendon Corporation to De- velop 1,500,000 Acres Is, hospital May thelr ndon corporation Jexplottation of 1 natives. Government | and Camper will re MOSCOW, 1A conce and pro: | granted a I and human ated places will get their wnnual supplies for Boxer 00,000 o pitty 6 acres con | taining gold, silver s the 1 delivery Carl R er of Idaho aboord to a station at Toglak Reed, of Powder ear m, Trowbridge luate Lena river was explained mox from by G, Pys akoy, chairman of of niverst the chief Thu roment, in an in view with the United Prefs. The Investme neesslons committer the lan noreial | 1 linguist agreement, of an important in basic Tu and will inc favorably influe nd exchar It inve ona whieh the soviet government hitherto made corporation obtaining the con n is known as the Lena field, Ltd In ad ho sald, will bring nount sian industries motal production, Russian cur 1 girl, She is going home ara at a school in Salem neers | Robert and | 4 new industrial schoc Victor Rivers, Mount Vernon, to reindeer t Kulukak; Mr. and Mra. 1, A Bellingham; Mr Mra, Rew Bergman, and Thomas H, Cal aperintendent of the south istrict GREET CHIEF " v nely jof money ing con arton wi in sta on to mining rights, ionaries obtain the er rights, certain fac lumber and water wiidinga in the nn well as Lena and Ural compe ms regarding na They mum chanj eo Len district Goldfields egotiated by Wa Brown, former European the American Relief | Alexander Malozemoft of Oak Cal., and Maj. Frederick Gwynne of London, The Lena ts ono of the ¢) greatest river in Asia, largest and host easterly of the streams in 8b It has a 700 neers Will Entertain L. +. Griffing, chie 1 of Locomotive I Thurs ss first » this section of the yuntry, will be met by a delegation arrives on t train from Portland Ma He v address a meeting member t 19 “1 sri D, and a banque 6 given ee honor a fu. Spokane Official Vancouver { the Broth Asn. pers, will at erin. course of 3,7 miles La comm wineers m for} necro- chairman, Div y Div W. Butler, who becomes com for Spokane on atudy and affairs wn duties. r, Mra. T. of ‘ He daught M Meridian ave i. of Affording Remarkable Reductions on 53 Fine Floor Coverings in 27 Patterns xTR. EME yalues Rugs in discontinued patterns. Every rug izes ar best available at the price. sion | and other metals the | and two branch rail | din | Is Visiting Here. in Floor Coverings are represented in this Clearance of convenient for every home, and the quality and patter Our usual LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS apply on Ors) INE DAY, MAY 13, 1925. ne, HOUSE TO BE REOPENED Haller Lake Organization | Completed Remodeling Main Siract a ear | Wouldn't you think J Blackwell, would wall to | | thene , instead of Nd | | ing @ street car? W. 1, Here's | new spring hat looks good on | | morning him, Kd Genung forgot to leave his overcoat Wed aday, BB, Mar we ing @ snappy straw hat-on H, B. Asta should there'll be no drivers'® Clifford Wiley dinp) uit on Marion Jerry L. Minch Third with out his usual smi) De Shaw, teller elt bullding, dc money away frc Willlam Pitt tho planning ho Tho Waller club has set Sat ah wa lake Itaprovement May | as the date for reopening its club. urday evening ond ave 16, cheer up, ntrike his new spring Wednenday Keon on with a dance for members and friends, Tho closed for ty of house, ayed e house has been at o months, while e forc DA but tule mM the people Trimble works on un it Abe lunches the club at The Julius Baldwin eseaped from the city | building long enough to got a lunch yesterday s. Tho Ship Is Officially smmodation in @ se; Delivered to Dollar!» room on tho ground ftoor. ‘The SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.The |Tefreshments will ed in the] at Lincoln, first of the thd rd yensels purcho for a Dollar interent vered to It. § associate men has been busy remodeling and refinishing it thruout at the The clubhouse has and fini nothing been remodoled hed so as to give its patrons the best accommodations and comfort commission ousthle, with the stage improved to was earning & Tremper lkew the servo the Kiwant Olymple Hotel salary ve better acoustic effect for the mu sic, and the maplewood floor resand ed and waxed for dancing , those in county charge A reception and rest room in fin smokers will find liner Prew hay five shipping bow y the tallod athernige, general decoration « fed out 1 hen the wit! { Jc, to harmon! the wall rk ind J. Harry Pt soft resented the tor for the bing, dire hipping be government, n the ship wale wh [pos sep aR WOODEN INDIAN IS ished for the conveninece of the la eee nee | omok Youthful Robber Is commo: | three | PAGES LL 18 VFORMER BRITISH WAR HEAD DIES Viscount Milner Victim of Sleeping Sickness FAMOUS FIGURE IN CITY; 35 YEARS OLD that wooden Indian in front of tho cigar | T? store on Kourth at, could th y of the politicians and would leave town had used that muwket carrie ubt ma y near politi And it he that he ay sin hi time had a fe whould, the population of & would be Yor b years has Invited customers dered bill collector the of HW. WW. Kulles and tands there t Jian has dt thru thick and thin for 45 maya Kull “and I seen him flinch hand ever died tod Milne malier that th it in at same been ill for severa n and or- || w with sleeping sickness from ee month, only one of his t suddenly bec stooc me and reached a crim or 100k was ready to quit, The ¢ ‘ that ever seemed to give him real distress when the fel lo’ week Af- uted in Germany and ape same edu ter being at Oxford, » became a nev 1 and worked on. the Pall Mall yette from 1882 to 1685. Milner had He held many secre- ngland before be- would 6 in 1 tell the sam At times like that I ha for the Indian to use the » looked {jm un.’ Enter politics, a long and Given 5 to 10 ‘Years A..F. Good Hope r of 1 er colony and for South Africa. ter without portfolio in the cabinet of 1916-18, secretary war in 1918 ca and colo: sioner a min transfor was made, Tuesday. The other four ‘'President’’ liners will be similarly turned over as they ar from the Ortent Tho ident Lincolr Saturday on her firat Ori under the Dollar flag Seattle Ad Finn to Open Branch Offices in San Francis will be this week by the Bot ntine »., the Beatt ing firm Alargeme activities waa made by C. , Seattle, president of the ¢ tal run | » manager of the new branch will be Warren E. Kraft, assisted by | Peter Mick of food. helaon. ie | ETM Prottas & Levitt Bros. lili iiiliiiitit patrons always Us Habit. Rugs SEREGRO AMD CROWN 49 Lbs. CHUUULNUUOUUUUAUUGUE AEE GUUOT AGG TURAL Large Pkg. is in perfect condition, s are the very UBLIC SERVICE STORES know it would be foolish to ask the mod- ern housewife to carry home a ton of coal or a cord of wood to save the hauling charge, and just as foolish to ask her to carry home a ton Our free delivery service housewife from carrying home tons and tons of groceries every year. get the best that money can buy — we carr merchandise, and our prices save you money. FLOUR) ° ‘White Clothes White” 27c Kristoferson’s Milk ystem saves the modern Our no inferior Get the Public Service Store and credit s} OT RSL IE IN EES aS d Homestead CATSUP Full 16-0z. Bottle 28c¢ 2 for 55c JELL-WELL Pure Fruit Flavors—None Better Any Flavor ® Greatest Cleanser” 26c SANI-FLUS Large Pkg. these Rugs, affording an opportunity erate price. is concerned. as value and mod- "35 95 seldom equaled as far which city planners rep-| . : ; ey Dnnera: TSP: Early selections are advisable! “ur Professor to Leave for Dakota South Dakota college of mines gets ‘the University of Washington's civil de; Many Hurt (0 Srotmee. won” Charles ky 12.—Twenty-six | Rathbun, it was announced Tuesday, M Were injured today when an|Rathbun has been hero six years. eollided with a fire engine | He will make the trip to Rapid City, Mart of Berlin. The omnibus |S. D., by automobile to become head M, Many of its passengers be-jof the civil engineering department} ‘hurt. there, ‘ TA et PORTANT Will clean your closet bow] without scrubbing or scour- - 30c Can ing. Only. Wright's Silver Cream The best known and largest seller of , all silver polishes. Not How Cheap, but How Good! 30c Jar At all our stores... AT ANY OF THESE STORES Alki District West Woodland Ald Mkt. & Groe, Apex Market WE st-0490 5 Perfectly Pasteurized 2h bus and Engine Twenty Axminster Rugs This group includes twenty only high pile Axminster Rugs, 9x12 in size. Eight different patterns are included. Rugs in this group were formerly priced up to $57.50, but are now offered for Clearance at Nine Wilton Rugs Five different patterns are available in this group of nine high grade Wilton Rugs. All are 9x12 in size. These rugs formerly sold up to $185.00; the Clearance price now is.... Twelve Wilton Rugs The Rugs included in this group were formerly priced up to $120.00. ‘There are seven patterns included in the twelve Rugs, all*marked for Clearance at Five Wilton Rugs This group of Wilton Rugs includes three different patterns. The size of each rug is 8-3x10-6. They were formerly priced up to $130.00. The present Clearance price is............ Seven Wilton Rugs Four different patterns included in this group of seven Wilton Rugs. They are x10-6 in size. This group in- cludes rugs formerly priced up to $105.00; they are now available at our Clearance price of iM eek ve HHULUUUUGSUQUEUGUUECAUUUCHRUUGEGUUU GUUS 1 Beacon Hill Downtown Adasns & Adams B 17 Fremont Dist. foow & Sons Me irse. 219 North : ns Interbay- Fort Lawton Interbay Groe, (Koll & Wicks) Lute's Grocery & awelebee Service Grocery 2701 Beacon BE acn- Mouat’ RU nset-1424 500 West 62nd Arctie SU ps 700 Ww Wallingford & University ewater Libby’s Rosedale Pineapple, Can 22c Large cans of luscious fruit in syrup; your choice of sliced or grated. Phinney Ridge Glen Grocery SU'asetsaasi 6111 Phinney A Live Oaks Groc. SU n-pot-2438 Gist & Dayton Wootratf, G., & M CA pitt tts * 601 Bellovur No, Taylor Grocery BA ste a ROE Thompson, O, A. SU » GA rfid-1770 $000 20th Ave. NeW SOL 34th Ave, Went faimer, WT, Gree % 00 } sugar. See Fontana Macaroni, or Noodles; made Durham wheat. Spe ing demonstration; for ., Spaghetti of finest fal dur- pkgs. 15¢ Special fancy 86¢ Genuine Orange Pekoe Tea— This tea is a straight Ceylon Orange Pekoe. Wonderful tea. Pound . Perrine, Re a, = Butter, freshly Peleg gar high-grade. Jor : eae Thousand Island “Dressings made of best ni } fresh dally; lb. 38¢ Ovange Marmalade; quality; tb... 21¢ Cheese; finest f full cream; Ib..20¢ ‘Oatmeal Cookies Irne-022: 540 Wallingford Northwestern Groce. ME Irse-0017 3809 Brooklyn Mrennen Grocery Wr med 1589 100 Kast 62d Pr. Hudson & fens 7787 15th N chy 310 Nickerson Weat Woodland Aye, Stone Way Minour & Sul are oth & Woodland PM. at: Bungalow Store sun S445 Ballard Ave Koll & Wicks KU naet-0083 G119 24th Ave. Ne We Hemphill’ 412 Phinn SU Daet-0052. Queen Anne_ District, Sa ia Bon Marche No. 1 Coffee; highest grade; coffee, Special, 2 Iba... Taylor's Grocery SU naet-0216 Tote & 1th Ne We Jensen & 1 Market St. BU nvet-1568 & Johnson diana SE ah BU neet- foane nael Groc, & Mkt, ard Bonch ) &. West Seattle — ou Queen Anne Aye. Routtara Public Mkt De © "a a mkt, ny GA rfid-2847 1009 10LH Ave. We De Brulers Groe, GA rfid -36390 600 West Crockett _ Lnurel Grocery” GA rfld-A407 2408 7th ave, W. Duguid & MacAulay GA Pfld-0727 2182 Queen Anno / ay. Winstow Market MIG Irao-0024, 4901 Woodland Pk, Ave. Kna Grocery SU nsct-5320, & Woodland Greenwood Coombe & Peterson BU npet-2716 B5th & Greenwood Willamson” Merc. Co. BU neet-1967 Rainier Valley Tunstad Grocery RA nler-0035, 4250 Tratni wr Ave, Better Buy Brand Mammoth Peaches; 8 large halves in 85th each can; in syrup; can, 26¢ : ENTS ON FURNITURE Amou Fire Weekly Pureh Payment Payment $1.00 3.00 5.00 10.00 WE st-0589 Sa24 W, Morgan St, Hull & Dayton Eastlake District Phillips Groe, « Marti, J. KA nler-0300 6290 Rainter Ave, Axelson <<SMU0UCLAYEUUUYOOLUUUUUUUU CEU EAUUOEESUE UOTE woah Ee a Counter Lunch 35c Creamed Chicken Pile; Carrots and Peas; Mashed Potatoes; Bread and Butter; Fruit Jell-O with Cream; Coffee or Milk. B56 veg topped with nuts; ¢; & for. .26¢ DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHINGS 15.00 SECOND AVENUE AT PINE Lie icc scncksOO E00 Price, W. WE st-1267 SASK 22nd 8, W. Youngstown Mer. WHE et-0168 2601 W. Andover St Nowery’s Groc. 140 Ureenwood Ava | Ca ede1iy RA nler-0048 ~ 1 2987 ted North 157 Rainier Ave, Bothell Road Ideal Gro. Almqulst_ Grocery Cuylers Grocery GA rfld- 7388 TA nler-0085, 12th & Bothell | 903) Nickerson 4100 50th Ave, So, ae Seattle Heldrioh & Co, Ui watecnsoo 4125 Ath Ave, So. 300. Lunch Counter, Main Floor— The Bon Marche ee