The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1925, Page 15

THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925, DELEGATES WILL ENJOY VOYAGE Trp “De Luxe” to Victoria for Trade Council Men Headiining an el tertanment for at the national fore eavention to be he 6 unde’ new Iam Pigott Pacifico Coast al conven ed Thursday A, HH. Hatnes, miralOriental ent of Leigh of the United the Spire! company @ " Yin chairman, announ jpasts of the ver of Lat the dele commerce fies who < will visit Nancouver as the Vancou ver board of mission. MILITARY SHOW General Menoher to Be En- tertained at Camp Lewis dd port com: Maj. Gen, William H. Johnston eamanding Camp Lewis, tata combined horse show a tary field meet will be Yaris on May 23. ‘with the visit of the N commander, Maj. Gen Menoher. In addition to the events usually | given at a horse show it is planned will s equipment of ‘amp Lewis. | ge of ar onsists of w the} re. Sixth enginee! H Freer, Q M. C fa D. Yeaton, infant jes and Mi. P. Co, Th Further arrangeme! tertainment of Gen. Mer | ¥h visit at Camp Lewis include a re 7:30 p. m. May 23 at the her during . followed by a cabaret t$ p.m, MODEL TRAFFIC {HTY PLANNED Director to Perfect System in Nation’s Capital y 14.—Wash director, M. 0. Baridge, ai ke the capital amodel for the whole cou’ matter of automobile rei His theory is that drunken fleeing bootleggers and mi us morons are responsible for most ueldents. It's in whizzing around qomers that they generally get in their work, he says. Also he thinks there has been too strong a tendenc @ the auth s’ part to subordi tate pedestrians’ safety to motorists’ gmrenience. Elridge is going to fix ai this. And no more spooning at the whee! of a car, he adds. “Nobody,” he insists, “can drive rivers, Pelicously with his atm around a Srf's waist.” Finally, Eldridge concludes, traffic Amajority of cities fall down. He} ‘Won't. Norway Whalers in Magdalena Waters Tt ts “understood, says leighton Hope, Ensenada ‘report to the departme Meree, dated March 27, 1 flet of Norwegian vessel engaged Mwhale fishing off the coast of fer California in the vicinity of Mapiaiena bay. The fleet consists of oe large and four killer vessels. Eeginning approximately Novem trithe fleet had captured 937 Whales to the first of March ,and ‘ad procured approximately 13,000 Martel of of! of 32 gallons each to| the barrel. The oil in Europe in| See ntely 49 pounds per} lon and about $200 per short| tn in Seattie eid | Its also understood this fleet will | feh in the waters of Kamtchatka firing the summer and return tol lower California next winter. An-| Smaller fleet of Norwegian ves- 6 ts operating in the vicinity of pe San Lucas | Cansul Mex., in| Special $2 00 Ren . Week Blue w hit > no white gold ring. We credit you. 14 Thira Ave, rc “MR. STRAW HAT, meet Miss White Shoes,” he saw Miss Helen Nolan, of Shuart’s shoe store, tions of White Shoe da “Wee” was standing on top of Nolan. The Young M ON A DAY LIKE THIS LAE Wedr with-a 1925 model straw bonnet to enable him to proper. “tean:| Canadian Flour OTTAWA, Ont grins William J. resday, (“Wee") Coyle, keeping the world when he met up the 3usiness club, of which he is president, had just presented him y celebrate Straw Hat day. Why Tillamook flavor stays in the west ONY western homekeepers enjoy the famous flavor of Tillamook cheese- That is because they buy all the cheese skilled white-clad makers cf this western cheese-land can produce. In big hotels on the Pacific Coast, too, Tillamook is served. Tillamook, you know, is made from rich whole milk with every bit of the cream left in. It ranks high in food value. Tillamook is the original branded cheese. The name on every slice or loaf is your assurance of the famous flavor. 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