The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1925, Page 7

8 THE EATTLI rAR é I {SUENING MEE HowQuakes Were Recorded Here recent AA | ae FREDERICK rest Fire Fighter Is Ce t ' ‘ ‘ Forest Fi@ Fighter IsCaugh Colonel John Coolidge Much Improved ; FB: gpipiabes i A After Sunday Operation f one at a es ‘DOWNSTAIRS STORE = M3 einai inn taves 0 evtzesil’ A Portable Phonograph % . c " ver . amet cen cee attractively - fin ished case | ROAD TO RAINIER OPENED TODAY © 4 Winter Sports Now Brought Close for City Autoists All ‘ tt FOR KELSO Demonstrated in “Camp gee skeet Re 1 1 2 Olympic” or the Luggage s ges ier pla Port Site Election Brings On See DOWNSTAIRS * Pa 1 a t n H ‘ wh. BE mobile ¢ . READING EARTHQUAKE VIBRATIONS. Miss Joy Hirschman, 1625 Ninth Wailea Gets Sar New Round in Feud wt it | of science student studying the record on thé University of Washington no- r H ‘ i aph Monday, immediately following the registration of the violent temblor in Sou R sa ifornia, The seigmograph consists in part of two heavy pendulums, inclosed in g , ; a and mounted on piers sunk 20 feet in the ground. East-west and north-south vibr bar sicn A M h-E d * are recorded, A stylus or needle on one of the pendulums ers earth vibrations on) pr ed t ont n . ,|Smoked paper revolving on a drum. The whole apparatus !s so delicately adjusted that + 1} 5s the slightest tremors are instantly noted. The interval of time between the start of the] “reso:e | ‘4 ; record and the end of maximum violence gives the distance and approximate origin of the} aglesten gins : earance Oo ‘i giving f le im battlin, the i] 5 . : a Barbara AT REDUCED PRICES i 4 at UTS in broken lines of styles and sizes. 7 ‘ ; Reduced to $2.00 and $3.00. ¥ b r h 1 r f th x x x fonta et made t bar thout ITTLE GIRLS’ HATS in Summer styles. Q pop sk ° - For girls of 2 to 4 years. Reduced to 95¢ . r ; ed : and $1.95. be ¢t Griff F et Rey eke “ 7 A ° meat packing to 14, Of flannel and tweed- effect fabrics. j eins y ee Reduced to $1.95. ir EN’S DETACHED-COLLAR SHIRTS Two Convicted of Murder of . BAN "DOBBIN" ' M (just 59), of madras cloth. Sizes 14, Tacoma Banker by Jury City Water Reservoirs In the dead of night, wan 1 1414, 1514 to 17. Reduced to 45¢. waiting sentence 6 4 , x x x Awaiting Fill Up Over Week- End STREET CARS Traffic Ordinance Barring x N EN'S GOLF KNICKERS (just 37), i f 4 r ° EN'S GOLF KNICKERS (just 37), in Horses Up Before Council F ank Loui Trial of M brown and gray mixture fabrics. Sizes — . - |Proposed Trolleys to Be , jc. ran cue Monday 28 to 36 (waist measurement). Reduced to 5 ‘i 7 24 GK . cheapaisietiela Situation Less Alarm-| Lighter; Cost 2 Million $1.95. They were convic ing; Continue Sav- (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) n g One b H 1 ing Measure ded over trom [eee ON been pending for eral traffic horse-drawn hird nee oi, When Dreams at Last Come True ing but me = tre * Watchmaker Will Sail the High Seas afety com. | Jesigned to fin AVING p death » La Volunteer 1) reservoirs nea Manager of the down in cold blood fatche! torn from murderer, whom th be Lioyd. to: the Cedar river watershed to Burglar Takes Blanket and viii tines sur Clothes; Stock Stolen | DOWN Fox REPAIRS | Two main lnes had to be shut airs and several serious hornes aimila Denve stricts horse drawn outfits on their busiest thoro |eeatly by br une Decide Extradition Hettle has a feet of between 400 of Holdup Suspects down for \fires and hot weather demands a sudden and threa ing of the city water supply At the me time BF ell answer There's a baby in Seattle, Monday, Demands of Fritish Columbia for minus his little pink blanket, clothes the extradition of three more Nanal Bury Spanish War mo bank robbery suspects were to be heard by Superior Judge Mitchell and shawl, and all because a burgla got into the home of L. Carbis, 115} Mision st. ue car eth ate led of criti nying that Vet With Honors Gittiam, sitting as extradition com ihe z 1 ent Is responsible ” G ide , nt hey é missioner here, Monday the thief wasn't p: eorge Russell, wate 50, was burk : The thief wasn't p a and inconvenience to] Ze0rge Russell, city Dace pared’ “rhe prisoners are Eddie Gorman what he took. He also carried off| householders and damages to lawns|Superintendent, who explain hy Ernie Cfambertoll and Antone Mores 100 shares of stock, some silk under-| and shrubber cause of recent shortage. i Mite co, Bert C. Ross will represent the clothes and oth cle issell pointed out that since his province ax special crown counsel nmanded by 1 the uns) Norse to Observe rintendency in|it Is o when 000 in main-|T have nent of wooden|can shut down t Mrs, Clara Carl hotel, found that a bur fared her room during the the Curtis had en nt, tak. | tenan is i er 6, ich ha cash| pipe lines. ‘This has resulted in!in unit rep : | ing her purse, which } 0 ca Lf ole anh ter LE achat: foal i nai e a Southern Fourth on July 1 and $165 in checks in | substituting Siping . ‘ fic engine at Snohomish Wednes ie cet {Nn : m1 1 BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER ' sev »ip) as laid in Maughters of Norway will cele He is survived by a wife and 'NEED TO REPLACE in 1901 four children. brate the Fourt ch which flor 0. comfo: Proctor to Address ye) eco N CRETE Talay |? Ne thes Casats Menctarateie | Kiwanis Club Lunch) jiu: tire are ati about 40 mites, i Norway hal, 2015 Boren ave, ate ee ington Tae, Unlon | “Functions of the department of | ayed wooden t lt L he; P i Oe {canal True, he bought the hull—a buildi Glachiadad Baton lines tr a a oons al Ln Rev Abraham y erelde will be ig damaged navy motor sailor, also the y Robert L. Proc ne tof the vevening i hth engine, did this watchmaker, who en by Brita ade it himself, this cruising of July on Wednes |H" y will convene in Far and Wide in Race cf the breaks occurred n pipe lines are from 42 ambe ged for what, to another in his} ven, n diameter and car i. Haile {| position, would have heen a foolish | he Olympic 50 million gallons daily to & n ar nO | oS Aeavaiedtiee | yrano soloist, will aa BE ven, Ingttl Rikatad, Marian Lund ABE REAE ak Gadeinaislaunree Ming © group of songs and will be ac-| ‘rage daily consumption by | Lhey’re Being Found at Renton, Suohoriatll and Gertrude Sanven init the: Sindays and. néglta: os laat| companied by Daisy Wood Hildr ck lot, where he | ut on t moter, exclusive of park,’ street! and Bothell. Watch, You May Win Prize id pb sprinkling and sewa. demands fl aero -_— ————— |steamed and fitted new ribs, built | rallons a ¢ Present | mp ile s, bulkheads and cabins! ’ . ° million gallons 4 Het, you found @ Star balloon ‘Trunk road; Donald Yo 23 490 HERE'S MORE BOUT |\°°" die Gave GE Bln tel Mate Wind Auitetit” |nieuiee Mew tise es a es il dat ee Aa TANA Toa Whee onthe ve of i te Who Hurt Aged Marti inl consumption eure. re-(in it agin Satu man eeg [axa ceeree Br john restaation ofthe dre o Hurt Age AN | eenty, causing the present short: | K Jthat cnmo true, A. watchmaker | # EA to ial “A 4.| , There are hundreds of toy batloons | Werner , at Stocker's farm metals, builder of boats. i ref Poe's Reo) Rak ap oni ir the first thing I found) Viich were sont out by Seattle chil-| two milex south of Snohomish; Ma:| ; Wee) | a who knocked down Kob-lwhen 1 took over the office after| hin wnurmday. morning, d| kato Anano, 16% | ert Allen, eview, Hruce| train service on the Milwau You will a and No watchman, breaking |heing superintendent of utilities,’ e and) 1. V. Cloug his Aller Mai Inthe i hat the | With the sender's name, which have | E. Nini, Both pe. 6, Tp. [Northern Pacitle tracks, but they | find him b ; t Wols Ry ihoupiial He ivan'ael 16 Dede: | en esa) Monday, Pa efoun | tOberen sound! as: yet fe Aw Webster i.) were removed ficld & Goldberg's, He Iv 5 Aty hosp: at 716 De o lines were dangerous Af 57th, Cloris C one see een ‘ born st, ‘The accident took place at | Wood Pipe lines were dangerous) mie ginders of tho three balloons | 57th, Cloris Chaffin, one mite south | | Seventh ave with his wife and | jin many spots. | “An fast as 1 co 7 OF eae ftv (Gada ; |Montana Quake Is child. Born inland, he has always oward Holde n Ca A Jeraved the sting of the briney deeps| “PHB COOK AND THE CAPTAIN, BOLD"—likewise the Mr Barker, 1717 Wighth ave.| her GERRIA AP Rudy: GRO hana thot , Ae 4 Us ALIN 4 likewise the Noah, 800 N. 60th st, Mrs] aye Registered Here HN ane allelic be ther sec toliam pte doe Chau ‘ound the converted motor-sailor, now Lillian, 91046 University; gine fin hi ‘ |the cruising launch “Cygnet,” which the Seattle watchmaker 128 Kastlake, Mra. + \ | whie h have come to earth farths tt way from the starting point, at I have been acing them With lisighth ave, and Union at, will share Youth Hurt When Jateel and concretaa But tht with the aendéiiih’ {Hd Gaal) prizes | Two Autos Crash is dependent upon tne weather ind | of $86 $15 and $10 respectively Look lively, folk#—-retrieved bal First ave. §, and Brandon at uld get the mone i fi selumograph registered | }, for two joyous weeks, | built with his own hands. Left to right, Mrs, L. V. Clough, Injured about the head in a co ‘ ’ 21, 6rd ats) Barts a ee ee eae ee er ea) a te took] Mr, Clougt 1 th laughter, V % Joon th your nar ! hook Montana Saturday and Suns} he will put away the minute tools Yr ough and their daughter gl nto ween two carn fn nth | 7th ave, § , ‘. gh é aughter rginia, ® Halon between tivo carn at Seventh Women’s Apparel ee nals ‘7th ave, 8. Wis Dalagy, 1 famégraph’ wan’ mont | of Tilg trade, “and, with tila wife nnd Photo by Carter & Rradiey, Sar Staft Photographers a ne H., FON nbiyd of the must be in our hands by (oe Pe ete ner tv iafantie Itated on Saturday af-}daughter, climb@paboard the litte te ttt Genera is Gass a Shop Is Planned | noon, July 1, Look hard! You miy oe M120 16th aves! tornoon, the shocks 1g noted forleraft whieh his hands have fash-| cabinet and electric Mghting sys Clough, “so 1 in on the mons a ae 4 ia tia ‘led WY De.the epee i bo a winner WERAIW ine ea MIN St 0d) nearly an hour between 6:30 and) toned, He will turn her nose up-{tem, Everything is now installe {| buildin mia too ins ni new shop whieh will) guppiementing the lst printed in bt 16:20 p. m, according to Stephen | Sound and—hoigh-ho for the heaving |and shi@hape, and the winter | , ari MUtd | 1 opened late In Augunt at 1620-24.) ano Stat Inat Saturday, balloons re] Jimmy Pohsl, 2615 1%. Cherry, |, Jones, gradiiate student “in {eon and the infinite Joy that the true oh Bak vestouen ik. Lon the} The reporter climbed out of the haa 126 Third ave, Miss Dorothy Cabot | ceived up to Monday noon are as|Hobert Mitchmon, 7518 10h ave rover knows Mehtanwhon Clough Ivored on thoy) cokpit geo the wat tigate, Cloullt - y| Best will be in charge of the busi Firat name mentioned tv the| Hs Marie Collins, 1916 Sander tremors were about 600 miles eae Imeke lot with an old washsboller) poled his craft into ‘deeper Ww WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICH | | new nd, the finder jPly Leroy Simler, Woodland park; { disté Jogos wald, Slight tromors} ‘The @4-foot erulsing launch, with}on a campfire and an tmprovided jand made her fas t VJATER will be shutoff Tues. | The firm will be knd@n as F | Kenneth Wastings, 1818 44th ave.| were felt IW yarion tw of Wash: | 14h, p. Miller engine, will accom n box to shape hee ribs, only | back to my i observeil, i t P f ' | Ine, and will have Charle 101s f {8 W., John Taylor, N. 42nd HJington state und in ttle the ef-|modate three comfortably, — with © My good shin more deav to] “tote of watehes to Whnd these | on 39th ave, N, between Stixuld 1, Lowengart; Mfeldt, Seattle, on highway near) Whitman; — Aubre Woddle ON} foota of the Mofana disturbance | emergeney berths for two more, It days. Now-edon't you go and weite drive and MeGiivra. blvd, | Blumenthal and secretary-treasurer, | Renton; Dean Parton, 616 Pro poct, | Hoventh ave, Chas A, Ayers, 711! were noticonble, They were also! has a galley and all the conven 1 made the — ourtain puttied, |a lot about this boat of sine, Brn —) Ivan Lovie, Havold Dumas, 107 st, near North! Denamora felt in. Wyoming and Idaho, |iencen of home, incjuding a radio} geraped and caulked’ saya Mrs. | Nothing to fuss about! ‘ / |