The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1925, Page 2

PAGE KIDNAPED MENLocal Dry Circles Are ruE 43 KILLED IN ARE RESCUED | Concerned Over Shakeup (RASH RUINS Found Chained to Trees in Fear Possible Effect on Olmsted Case; Hazel- Tennessee Woods tine Ready to Return to Newspaper tient t yed ier the 1 div the department spot antomod’ liscove job," he z to word from Waal me DETAILS on BIG Sse TN BIG FLOODS Multitude Made Homeless by Sweep of Water in Galicia Democratic Club ; Has “Texas Day” ‘ies « N “Texas day i be ¢ a by the Seattle ¢ club when they weekly me tel cafeter Judge } speak. Dr. Fs give a short hi state. Musi Miss Julie Miss Cec Spratley LONDON, July 6,.—(U, P.)—Three hundred thousand persons have wt week was visited by floods. Thousands t| Were then reported fleeing to the unprecedent cateremammemameenenqmntete a Cameron and rose around their humble dwellings —| Crops were ruined and homes [Wee beneath the waters. | ‘QUARREL FATAL One Dead, One Dying A rl Caney is and HOQUIAM, July 6—C / HE importance of regular saving —lay- ing aside a definite proportion of your earn- ings—as a factor of success and ultimate financial independence cannot be overestimated. This is pointed out by John D. Rockerfeller, John Wanamaker and many other. successful men. Now is the time to start el © commit x bullete herift there are no body Sar Areas Are Closed to Tourists, Increasing tourist travel weather, bringing ar ard, have caused the the Olympic Natio! eax, back from Hooda canal, travel until fall rupervisor of reach Interrorem ranger station and the Canyon camp ground The other area ts the Lena cre the north side river, eight of the Hama Hama 'Painleve Appoints General to Lead Riff Fight PARIS, July 6 | formerly military Gen, Guillaumat, commander of Paria, is believed to have been se. lected new commanderin-chief for Morocco, to carry on the fight against the Riffian chieftain, Abd-el | Krim, | Premier Never — for 2A years, fm have we paid less than 5% per annum dividends to our members. This worthwhile earning is coupled with absolute , safety —strict state laws confine our investment of your savings to gov- ernment, state and city bonds, and first. mort- gages on improved prop- erty. The day to begin is to- day. Start saving reg- ularly. Small weekly or monthly: amounts soon begin to take on worthwhile pro- portions, and before long a tidy sum will be to your credit, workirig for you, earning 5% with safety. PUGET SOUND SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION RESOURCES OVER FIVE MILLION DOLLARS WHERE PIKE STREET CROSSES THIRD ADOLPH F. LINDEN PRESIORNT Painlevo presented the Bae xencral to President Dougpergue to- ess, | day, and this waa taken as confir. | mation of his selection ag leader in Morocco. Marshal Liautey, hitherto chief in 0, will remain as resident general, but the new appointment would mean separation of the mil itary from the civil administration Hold Services for Purcell on Monday | Funeral services for Homer Ever. jett Purcell will be held in the But- jterworth mortuary at 3 p. m. Mon jday. The body will be interred at Washellt cemetery. Purcell died at hospital Friday. ductor on the G wny since 1909 fated with Masonic American Lake He had been a con ‘eat Northern rail nd had been affil orders and the Teeth As Low As $6.50 The Best Set in Se- attle for $14.50— and this means no more. $10 and $12 * Gold Crowns $4 and $5—No More. Gold Inlays, $2.50 to CARL, G. NELSON Pet ore? GY -TREAS, Plates Repaired, $1.00. Teeth Added, 25¢ Extra H Wicheneareiat CORMIN S, SHANK Remember, above prices ure he maximum, ‘BOSTON DENTAL OFFICES 1420% 2nd Avenue 300,000 VICTIMS hillg to seek safety, an tho waters | ‘fo Ends in Shooting Affray;| ged nal forest to close! ek | | watershed, including Lena lake, on|” ilies back from Eldon. | °" Hunt More Bodies in Wreck of Collapsed Dance Hall | paldat fan all-r whi ba The of “Without war their feet Among the victims were 14 women 29 men, and the latter including MARINES SHOOT CHINA RIOTER Americans Halt Mob, Res- cue Wounded Police Officer by their ha nd severely flogged and then released, BREAK GROUND ‘Work on University Baptist Church Is Commenced monies A. R. Arlander led the singing, and | ade a were made by Rey. Dr. F. |B r of the Univer F. Watson | n at work hru to com pletion. \ |Nurses’ Meet Opens at “U” on July 13 Annual graduate nurses’ institute will be held on the University cam- pus, July 12 to 18, The University Wheeler, on nuraing education, and |Elnora Thompson, on mental hy- \giene. Other lectures will be by Prof. Edmond 8. Meany, Prof. Walter Twa: of. Herbert E. Corey, Dean Roberts, of the extension courne; Prof. ¥. A. Osborn and Miss Martha Koehne, nutrition specialist |Bank Bandit Named Former Sumner Man | TACOMA, July 6.—Marshal Hor. ton and have {dentified the second B bank bandit, killed during a raid on j the State Bank of Buck last | Wednesday, ax “Blackie” Williams, a former Sumner character. kley |Gilliver, in City | 36 Years, Is Dead Zomo H, Gilliver, | after living in Seatt years | Ho in survived by his widow, Lucy | two daugh Tda Mac er; Marilyn Sampson, James Gilliver. [Safe Robber Shot & granddaughter, ABERDEEN, July 6.—Pete Granni, would-be yore, may lose both logs ax ja result of the accurate shooting of |Marshal Robert Coughbern Sunday night at Coamopolis, near here. The marshal surprised Grannt as he wan attempting to open the depot sate, The yere fled. Coughbern fired nlx times at him, and Granni received a bullet wound in each log | At the hospital here physicians say it may be necessary to operate on them, | Boy ate ‘Certoutly Injured by Horse! CHEHALIS, July 6 horse, Roland 8 of Mr, and Mrs. Ntiffe, ia in St. He lqutfering from a fractured The boy walked into the pasture, whore ho was found later, lying un No ono | conscious, saw the acol j dent. k, and con: | extension service and various nurses’ | organ pn in the state are making | arrange Three well known women will Iec- ture. They are Cecelia A. Evana, on |public health nursing; Mary C. 5, died Sunday ra. J, Sampson and} and a brother, | Twice by Marshal! SEATTLE 81 other residenta of Sumner | | Ak —at savings up to 3 YEAR after year our semi-annual sales have increased in quantity of furniture distributed and number of friends gained and—judg- ing by general conditions—the preparations we have made and the patronage we have received during the past week, this will be the greatest sale of all. We have greatly enlarged our showing of pop- ular-priced furniture, have added to our medium-priced selections, and are maintaining the higher-priced choice as heretofore. This week extremely attractive JULY SALE values further enhance the value to every Home Maker, To Finance Your Better Home: THE STANDARD offers you extremely Satisfactory Payment Terms even during the JULY SALE. 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