The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1925, Page 7

TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1925 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 7 tun, W, GYRO Governor Explains Le HEAT CRAZED, HEC. E. IS DIVIDED ce Covers Too Much Territory; HQ)N Avni 24 + lense a) Goa nod eas crooment Kills Wife, Child and Self Gambling and Drinking Are OWNSTAIRS STORF) Conclave Opens Today easona for declining to authorise the| the, Fait With Butcher Knife Banned by Convention Devvnkdls Gislenkoncns Hie Rk odie dere, enor | ie Wn a S| se a Tee RE AE PEE pines Silk Digiies ermoon whe ‘ the this action, the matter | States recian ‘ it, more’ thas hundreds of. young became a closed incident cy here’ involved, aa set forth nt r on kille Internat ‘ tian Endeavor . i F as the office of gover eg ‘Giohaal statement, hive } Figure ew} nor is concerned. not changed, yet I do nt wish the other f hildre Ay delegat re now submitted for our fo assume an arbitwary attitude 1 i modified form of the, oF hastily to take f 6 | ment contract, where question now bef bu brougt . For this reason I have promised sophia ofl dens but no conclus $ those Interested that 1 shall Passing motorists, attracted by The foregoing amusements were Tuesday ail visit the project and go thoroly the frer erte es ned th placed b Anmon consent, h t t nto every detall of the land set twilight zone"’—bordering ‘between building, fol Land Settlement Co. tlement proposal, as well as me em a ‘i | kerta for ation, which bi study the organization of the in r “ | @::: elegates had {| assume the entire dut demnifying corporation and jy 5 7 | New Was’ ay y which the state methods It proposes to pursue eer neon, and 150 more 4 t with the This I shall do at the eariiest H j by Wednesday morning. A ! to indemnify the possible date and shall announce At party is expected from the East | !08% OF expense which might be my final decision immediately oie Wednesday. After . ed In the settlement of th thereafter.” A 5 , ‘ tained by the hey | Utas land ROLAND H. HARTLEY may} L . will leave ‘ , As I view It, this modified con Go of W * u ‘ . 1} national gyro cc € m at Van. — —_—_— t eouver, B. ¢ w n ns Frida == (4 Everythi Mayor’s Appointee | veryt ing’ Ss Pretty” Permanent Pacific Okehed b Council | E os Institute Assured nd / if conan counel| Now in Evolution Eby | wowauttt ie ‘tems ee i ed the ayor’s a oat a nm of pan-Pacif! at t DOWNSTAIRS STORE Pee # . 1D pats Tenn., July 71—(United) “E nt 4. And | leader 4 library bo & seven-year term wa.)-—-Dayto jay night apes Aion." |heaved huge its pride A Group of Pretty BANTA BARBARA, ft Judge ¢ ach Interest of the conv in today * Santa Barbara was } town just before Tea ntered on the ; S H tery of th Nay ame over the teleph ‘om Cook Sa sero eeear ar te ti oh ummer flats and quake zone, i the clerk with a bucket o: ~ nd displa w ! ‘atl , HERE’S MORE ABOUT f ? tertained at | ik paint in one hand and a brush : HM | et lphonpee thai Phe clkes pat oer SEWERS Short Skirts, Bobbed Reduced to ). i ———————————— big white letters went OL 4 i) Hair Not Wick 1,8 Pr yh s A Widen (Gore, varcade 1 pret ia-| STARTS ON PAGE ONE FONE MU OKGU, Says are shown her O3 a junction , ht Denne C. E. Society’s ‘Mother’ \ One window didn’t seem to do jus- would have me i among ND, Ore, J tlee to this mom: us news, 90 the | wa ly spared. Me Baker f skirts a ecstatic clerk daubed up the samo eae ts i | , "| nal tcked, bi 50 in the lot—reduced to $3.95. words on the other side of the door hair Fs rel thats 9 girls AIRS STORE +f nuffling groups who pat ing fe IN SEATTLE |}: A Boys’ Low-Priced Vacati i tm oys Low-Priced Vacation Outfit ia A eT DEPOSITS RECEIVE MEDIUMS SAY SPIRITS | Sports Blouses 95c SWS RECEIVED |t| TALK ABOUT SCOPES; Khaki Bystcite,” ON OR BEFORE THEY FLAY EVOLUTION He ct an reais akt Breeches, $1.95 2 Loxmon July tualista’ pi soma Us % HE Blouses afe made from good quality blue chambray, khaki cloth, gray and A ‘ bard —_ 14 taster tt td be tan “pongette” (cotton fabric). With the low, sport collar and | July 10th sao a t ( HERE’S MORE ABOUT Ye é ‘ t WAS MODERNIST Sizes for boys of 6 to 16 years. Low-priced at Ibe. A eee ve mm f thin sewage would be The Breeches are made from sturdy khaki cloth. Laced at th kn With eet ett H ART LE Y | je ar : r ; - double-thickness seat. Plenty of pockets. Sizestfor boys of 6 to 18 se ‘At WILL BE CREDITED |f | The entice spirit word | STARTS ON PAGE ONE Jian Now Librarian Is Neutral | $41.95. DOWNSTAIRS STORE $ lowing the evolution arg OE Se OR SL Ce fas | NS 2 WITH INTEREST in the United States on Religious Matters | ; ts vouc! ‘01 ie rage of me 1 * ce FROM JULY 1st ganado dey of bres sal | RA ok & modernist alegate to| ‘Safe-Edge” Caghes hectp 7h cgeaterowal ne mis 1 h decided opinions of his own Cut Glass the fact that spirita unanimous- riba ge SS sercect ed repress: ve of the CAPITAL crestiro fundamentalist antl Cee enon thee tag c been ot Ane | Tumblers no! foner of reclamation and the = $400,000.00 Stan Luin Owen, a collabora |/sloner of reclamation and the, fox 6 for 75c : Tevealad some means of developing oe t That is ¥. G. Lewis, of Chester es n sho declares she |\#4 Project state co-operat! Pa ‘| § a % Pine St. at Fourth Ave. a ¥ oer Whitcomb, cobagipeensts ; He says he feels jike a changed Sar take Chamber preaide nan. But he adda thi no change "2 seasies + whose secretary she was for 20 ||the Mather will 4 ; until ape igen With the new “safe-edgs” that j yearn rector his work at the brary convention practically prevents chipping ae ate - aa tek r= of edges. Cut in the popular Hes TBR AREANG 35-piece Semi-porcelain pibsdebienia lta taut, oe - NS of 6 tumblers, low priced at [J alate en pace ONR Breakfast and Cottage Sets 75¢. ; MEN AND]. == eae | ands of others are learning arts ? and crafts fo! as hobbies, °| beauty tate Someg ee $11.50 Heavy Iced Tea The romantic school of fiction in| Tumblers WOMEN i coming back into its own, lib: . a ‘atl ft dee: d flow bd lo i oppor- m:! rarians | N attractive decoration of Pp re lowers and pe hing OPI sald—if, in fact, it ever lost Its| vivid blue follage, with blue and gold lines, Pleas With Coasters ity of the sea- Use Your Credlt—Dreas in. Sjyte || Popularity. | ing shapes, as shown. The 35-plece service is for six 12 for $1.00 son! Dress as you've dreamed of We Clothe the Family “People who work all day in cittoa| persons and ‘includes: . don't want to go home at night and/ read this ‘stark, realistic’ nonsense,” Come in Tomorrow LADIE’S Suits, Coats, Dresses dressing—amazing clearance re- ductions and wonderful easy payments plan. 4 Silk Dresses $147 $24°° 539-75 yp XTONDERFULLY beauti- ke 6 each of breakfast plates, bread-and-butter Tall, heavy glass teed tea plates, oatmeal dishes, ry id sa ‘s. a m paid ccthitt thE Pattee wesc plate SEEN oe y cue na sauces Oval Tumblers in panelside atyle, |transported to palm-coyered islands a alt Pkt babee ei With ‘heey; tem Lovembara tp) and go foraging about with pirates, | The 35-plece set, low-priced ar $11.50, match. Low-priced at $1.00 vicariously adventuring into perilous —DOWNSTAIRS STORE for 12 tumblers. seas and cannibal-infested jungles, | —D STAIRS STO! “And they want love stories, Say eae cts Le what you will, the love story, pu and simple, ts still the best seller Tho books that sell the most copies aren't those you hear about, or Wi rington, international director of the state superintendent of the Antl-Sa- ful, dainty, cool sum- loans WILL read about in the reviews. thane | SBYS Haynes ill Anti-Saloon league, who was at the|loon league In this state, B. N. q OFF aa ake) a Oe ttablé pag ’ the simple love stories by almost | Run for Governor Frye hotel Monday. Hoe 1s on his| Hicks, recently appointed here, that unknown authors,” ThE GoaPaRtiOn | ioleiee rritay| Maj. Roy Haynes, chief prohibition |way to Portland to address the In-|he both knows the work and is a night. Days are to be occupied by |omforeement officer in the United | ternational Christian Endeavor con-|hard and effective worker,” said | be a candidate for gov. sneral and group sessions; evenings | States, will 4 ers ®* | arnor of Ohio at the next primary. Cherrington. eant of entrancing colors— ANY BLOUSE the season’s most striking styles! Frocks for every Pay in Weekly or Monthly vention, now In session there. SWEATER summer occasion—for every Payments by banduets and entertainments, {CFs is the opinion of E. H. Cher-| "I also wish to say for the new woman—for every purse. WASHINGTON, July 7.—Tho na-| a — - SKIRT ees tion's stock of bituminous ooal has | Fy | Fashion’s Smartest fallen to 38,000,000 tons—nearly a| This Association is now paying its 18th || month's productfon—according to al : se . 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