The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1925, Page 9

MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1925. tHE ATT L AR St PAGE 9 PLAN DEBATE ON EVOLUTION HERE President of Science League and Pastor Are Featured TO PRECEDE CONVENTION Argument Would Be Opening Gun in Church Battle America, will de ate with Re William I R at the on was arrar and a profe: . bu rat the time at Mr. R to the Pacific ley challenged him es on this much was to & series of discussed quest city Mr. Shipley attle branch of the Sel- of America. eheue TO CONVENTION Large Delegation Carried on Special Train Soon fates and o three states a will Join the Th iformed rank co: undey the charge of 8. A. Vine and B. Fessenden, h hs party is headed by p sel of the The Seattle drill t corps of 40 men, w the music contest at tion. compete in the conven- OREGON TUNNEL One of Longest in U. S. BEND, Ore., June 15.—Completion of the big tunnel under the Cascade divide on the Natron cut-off, expect- 44 Thursday, will be the excuse for al Monster celebration at Odell lake, it was learned here today from con- tractors who are preparing for the Jubilee. The tunnel, 3,650 feet long, will be the longest in the state, and one of | the longest in the United States. The piercing of the Cascades, a step in the closer union of Eastern and Western Oregon, was to have been finished by July 4, according to last Year's calculations. Later it was estimated that it would take until July 15, but now the hole will be bored nearly a month ahead of sched- ule, due to unusually rapid progreas made thru rock of softer texture than had been expected, Huge quantities of delicacies have been ordered for the celebration and 4n immense dance pavilion Is being per aed for the Sint feativities, For LAZY PEOPL LE LONDON.—An electri¢ eraser, Weighing two pounds, has been in- Vented for the use of architects, aketch artists and others who use ¢rasers a lot. »iacoddalhal a IPERVISION AMINATION, FILING and PUBLISH. of REPORTS, «a VEGALL RESERVE to absorb lores, LOANS made on FIRST MORT- GAGES only, LIMITA- of VALUATION, BONDING and BM. all con tributing factors to the absolute safety of the funds intrusted to HAV. INGS and LOAN ASSO. CIATIONS, : INGS ay p SEAT T LeSclarigr 509 SHAVE. =) LOAN f coast this | Dy witt | 7 “@ WOODMEN TO 60. rest of the CELEBRATE HUGE Monster Bore Thru Cascades | Science Races s Time 16 Save Next Gener ations eS _ aeae TO MINES _}| Nova Scotia Trouble Grows, a Liquor Store Raids Utilities HALIFAX, N. 8., June A at Lif/ | receive a sha CRIMINAL = COt | firwt mooting in luled for 7:30 p.| June Taking 4 m. Monday in the Community Fund! wijiam D. Bhé headquarters, 416 Douglan Building om t DR. D. T. MACDOUGAL day t re DITTSBURG, June 16 in & race agair ent the destruction ¢ details of th rs of the b jougal, dlr ef botanical re Institute tor of the des ot Tucson, Ariz. laboratory and his in today es of coal, A rate that of this fuel nist Itarn how to obtain END TRIAL OF EDITOR TODAY | Final Arguments Given De- spite Defense Opposition YUMA, al ar guments v e trial of Court was ed over | week-end, despite protests of defense jcounsel, who contended thoy were | willing to submit the case to a Jury | ithout argument. | E. F. Sanguinetti, millionaire Ital fan merehant, instigated the libel suit against Lynn. He claims the | editor maligned his character in edi torial attacks on the millionaire in | the sited Herald’ | |Pioneer Teacher Is Honored by Friends | Surrounded by more than 200/ | pupils and their fatnilies, Miss Leota | |s4th year of teaching at a picnic | given in her honor at the home of |. D. Laman, 6232 Kenyon st. Forty years of Miss West's carcer | have been spent in school rooms-of | Washington. She completed the last | term on Camano island and is now | visiting at the home of Mrs. Cathar. | |ine Madland, 2123 First ave, N., whose on and four daughters | learned their three ‘‘r’n” Minn West plans to-stop wielding | | the rule and to retire as soon as | | pension, for which she has applied, is granted, She will live } in Spokane. | |Report Overturned Canoe Seen in Bay} A. F. Broteht, of Colby, Wash. | reported to police Monday that he} saw an overturned canoe Luna park and the Marion St dock as he was riding on o ferry to Seattle, The harbor patrol was notified, but was unable to find the canoe in a search of bay waters, Believe Boys Stole Gun, Pen and Watch Youthful thieves were believed | renponmible for the burglary ‘of the home of Phil Orr, 614% Broadway, Aiy night. A .22 pistol, field watch, fountain pen, com pans and a bayonet were stolen. i) NOTICE | | WATER SHE FF i | Water shut off on | |W. 4 W., between | “| W. Ch . and W, Alan | | ka st, from 8 | jto 6 p.m, The low " | maina along the waterfront will | | not bo affected. — —_——___-_— iit) | friends, most of whom were former |]| L. West celebrated the close of her ||| ot agri suse) Machine Guns Guard |"); "Sg hag rg more eco-|Legations in Pekin) *!: nomically than we do now,” says! PEKIN, June 15.—Machine guns | °°” Macdo and barbed wire entangieme +| we tor| plant quickly ; How done slowly and laboriously on of | the fatm.” ¢ Two the |}} a from her. | | between |}} a We must work for the day when can do in the manufacturing and ensily what is thrown up today before the en to the legation quarter, rumors that violence by the ¢ was anti d The diplomatic corps ta apectal on, preaumably sider possible further measures: | Three Killed When |" Auto Leaves Road » ' WATSONVILLE, ew of. attack are year’ fol em the action wh © living plant cell r. Macdoug hes built an arti form of a cylin FREDERICK & NELSON Tuesday, the Furniture Section Will Present Remarkable Values in SAMPLE Furniture From the Display Rooms of One of the Largest Manufacturers of Upholstered Furniture in America —Bringing an opportunity to secure separate pieces and suites at savings unusually well worth-while. This extraordinary event offers a comprehensive selection of Suites and Pieces of which there is only one of a kind; new designs in upholstered Arm Chairs, Wing Chairs, and Sofas; Occasional Chairs, in many styles and coverings; and Fiber Furniture—Settees, Chairs, Rockers, and Tables—in recent designs and popular color combinations. The pieces below are TYPICAL VALUES. Overstuffed Sofas Upholstered in combina- tion plain and fancy Jac- quard Velour; Rose and Taupe colors; reversible spring cushions, spring Matching Pieces Arm Chair ‘ Wing Chair $5500 Each The Arm Chair and the Wing Chair Ng ‘sae seat construction; special, each— which match the sofa above, are the same high-grade construction; special, each, $55.00, —Frederick & Nelson, Fourth Floor The Selection Includes Many Other Pieces of Upholstered SOFAS and OCCASIONAL CHAIRS New Styles in Fiber SETTEES, TABLES and CHAIRS Beginning Tuesday, on the Fourth Floor. Our Budget (Pay-Out-of-Income) Plan provides a satisfactory method of distributing the cost of homefurnishings over a period of time. Meeting Today Other Waterpower Projects BOY'S FIANCEE 3 Spectators Wearied by Long Arguments at Germ Trial fake modic at | tified that Bhep regarding ty wanted to IS LARGEST Tourists to See N,.W. Discuss This and Diplomas Given to Students Today New Records In higher ¢ dred qu of the grain belt|, better crop than llent promis tributed Thieves Took Hint | Executives ‘Attend je & Haul of $126 | aks forced open. | taken from a nate, & sign which read not Io oy wan which was | his safe is tion Commencement Brotherhood of Locomotive gineers, who died Friday, Fune | services were to be held this atfer noon. FREDERICK & NELSON ‘DOWNSTAIRS IRS STORE exercises Summer Dresses $12.7 HARMING printed silk crepe Dresses pre- dominate the display of Summer Dresses at this attractive price. Gay in Print Patterns and Stripes Sharing fashion’s favor for prints, are lovely broadcloth dresses in striking stripe effects. Typical of the model sketched at left. _, Many, many smart styles to choose from. Sizes for women and misses. There are also some attractive all- black dresses in this group, And a number of printed chiffon dresses. Attractive value, all, at $12.75. . DOWNSTAIRS STORE Three Smart New Pumps FEATURED VALUE: $6.00 OT merely inexpensive shoes, ' but smartly styled Pumps of fine leathers, well made in every detail. Here at this low pricee—$6.00, due to the advantages of quantity purchases direct from the manufacturer. (A) Tan calfskin Pump with covered Cuban heel. (B) Patent leather, trimmed in gray kid. skfh. Also fn all white kidskin, (C) White kidskin Pump. Also in patent leather, Sizes 8 to 8. Widths AA to C. Featureil value at $6.00. DOWNSTAIRS STORE A Fresh Shipment of Women’s “Holeproof” Hosiery Has Just Arrived —including silk- -and-rayon Stockings in the fashionable Summer shades, at $1.00 the pair, And pure silk Stockings in the wanted shades, at $1.25, $1.50 and $1.95 the pair. —DOWNSTAIRS STORB White Marquisette With Woven Dots 25c Yard Vor making attractive ruffled or plain curtains, 96- Inch whito Marquisette, low. priced at 25¢@ tho yard, DOWNSTAIRS STORE Window | Shades 55c Each 2 for $1.00 Cloth Window Whito and tan, Mounted on reliable rollers, Complete with brackets and ring pull, Low: priced at BS¢@ each; 2 for 81,00, “DOWNSTAIRS STORED Cretonne Cushions $1 and $1.50 Cushions and Chair Pads, filled with clean cotton and covered in attractivoly-mat terned eretonne in many do signs. “In various , shapes Sultable for poreh, eanoo, and for camp uso, At #1,00 und $1.50 cach Shades in DOWNSTAIRS STORD ‘RUSH SOLDIERS’! More Money Needed for NEW 6, N, GARS'1925 “U" CLASS Skagit Project Survey Observation Coaches Help 1,307 IMPRESSIVE Also Set for ; : of ; b and returr ' Number of High Degrees palenal Si bie ov * 2 | Hubbard-Weedin i It | Argument Today '/0""", """ seit Budget Committee Members |prosecs, sccaraine to Ti al - East Side to Battle West ; Aiplomas trons Are Announced Today 44 Lin a 3 irae SF i in Ball Game Tonight e from hee were watt h le the » be n , © tula- mmitt oat at p ¥ i ons nts from proud par- iain Fe ato Be sty y a nate nen A WAIT 10 EAR th the business men of the ‘West on Chicago Mart eomgertompamee i Fae summa ude honors, a raid on the of Funeral of Stone)! seu: s filled when, fol- ffine companies,| CLEVELAND, 0., June 15—Rail- | lowing the p ef br the police wete | road executives and labor leaders| W. A. Major offered the Invocatlit: rmed Monday gathered here today from all sec-| President Suzzallo read from the Offlolais of the firm n¢ | tions of the cou y tribute | scriptures and the Rey. William be fice quarters rar 1t6 “Warten. B.. Stone { of the| Hofmann pronounced the benedio- opened Alumni homecoming 4.