The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1925, Page 2

PA’ GE 2 SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1926. PROCURE AUTOS FOR KNIGHTS Intensive Preparations Are Made to Care for Visitors Visiting Knights Temy and thet familie now entered the Tem; nghe at 4 and Yes! During Conclave week, July 2% to August 1 will be on duty ange for sight anned for Monday; ‘thursday of that adquarters for cars will be established in the Univers ity district | All Masonic orguniz ns have | responded to the Knights Templar | appeal for Mr, Schofield said. but many more are needed, as this conclave is the largest t ng of} its. kind ever held in Seattle He asks that all who have cars to offer in ug the visitor around the city 1 him at ELiot DOCTORS OKEHED ‘Declare They Do } p*™ PERTY road ave ‘Bug” Came to Seattle Via Panama Canal! H 1 get your ca 1 ked more pr I brought it thru the Panama It urth ave., Friday 2s , seen any place in It's 1 , nron-Layoc gine t ; a tag, in Y x rey b = ; ea Arty t me of M y explaine 0 e over there I Att \ Lond Wh ' 15 minutes, t t t this Charon-Layeock, and rewarded t t so well I brought it home women come ¢ me ca M eth Dempse Are you M Mick Elizabeth was ace Miss Geiger Dempsey asked th t re and Mi ¢ hy 16 City Planners Opposed to F ixing “Death Trap” ot F road Ave.; Property Owners Protest relleve ile) ave. will al on the narre owners along I ‘death trap,” were assured late Fri- | ave day that th city planning com 1 clty planners an ° m widening the Ave-| representatives fear that Council Committee Accedes| nue, ux ation for per | the avenue ser to Death Jury’s Request |" pecares with <-zéahua |) tenaas'rs She See avor Widening Rail- NEW NURSERY IS IDEAL FOR KIDS Furniture in Miniature; Dec- | orations of Story Folk fist made for kiddies the mation frequently heard when tors were 1 ting the new ttle Day nu Friday afte it i The new quarters were ideal f hildre ‘ thing from t nd F on the w h tt stouts of Peter I M Squirrel, the Sa D 1 ot! hild story fay Tables and eba in green and cream ast ( © for young the , bed vanhbe ® hoc cupboards, cots and even steps, are all in miniature Dr, Mark A, Matthews, of the First Prosbyterian church, gavo th dedicatory address at the new nurs which at 1920 Valley street It was followed by a reception th Mrs, I who Is to guide the destin of the East lake branch, in charge NEW PANTAGES OPENS SUNDAY Remodeled Theater to Be Surprise to Seattleites Local theatergoera who attend the Pantages t |Green's. transportation comm! w ug the av ncluded: Wal-|chance to view wha Finance committeemen acceded tolo¢ the planning commission, and | ter Galbraith of Galbraith & Co.; Ce { the most beautif Health Commissioner Hanley’s re-| signed protests rer ting much |lins estate thru Att MeMicken. |the Pacific coast quest late Friday and approved alot the largest holdings along the; Arthur G. Dunn, Ainsworth.@ Dunn From the box office in front to the dill providing two additional police | thorofare. Pier 10 thru W. H. Fritch, H I stage in the rear, the entire inter surgeons for the city jail T and of the city planners, | Hadiey, representing American Can s been changed and improve * The entire council will vote on the | as outlined by Green and E. B. Hus-|Co., with property on both sides of jan expenditure of approximately proposed ordinance Monday after-| sey was diametrically opposed to|the avenue from Vine to Cedar st.; | $100,000 noon lthat taken by city and state offi- at Northern railway thru G, L. he w This will answer criticisms of cor- | cata 10 ‘days when council upp; L, O, Sandin, secretary, Bel) th oner’s juries which have lately in-|men and City Engincer Blackwell| nap Glass Co.; Pacific Coast Co.; and vestigated jail deaths and have ad-| gectared that the portion between | Gatzert-Schwabacher Land Co., thru vised additional medical men for duty » and Union sts, must wid: | Mr, Myers; A. H, Beebe, representing A «hting 1 1 at the jail 140 feet to the 180-foot width| Arcade Bullding Co.; Arlington In- |diou ent a ch ——_——_—_—_—_—_— the rest of the waterfront vestment Mr, Whitcomb, Ga. ! nur Poon . Hussey told the property owners| rage Bul Co., and the city Jc ta i and this would be unnecessary,| traffic committee; C. W. Casler draperies will be noticed BUDGET TOTALS a tunnel thru the First and|the Ballard Commerc Consider | of these modern im | ond ave. hills will ultimately be | allied Ne t nants 6 t ovements, ach as nound-proof te % EERE built, taking traffic to an extension ; and ( terill of the port com-|ephone b where an attendant Estimate of More Than) tr bester ave. and that Elliott | mission willbe all times, the *, * | we I tages r Bund $12,000,000 for City Filed | : will be ap oped hite Poison Probe mont be on the Pacific const Estim: ate its debts ed sums requ ity 4 ed to oper of more than $3,730,000 amount allowed last year for 1925. M. H. Strouse, auditor of appropri ations, made the computation for | consideration of the council, which |, starts its budget hearings Tuesday, | July 28. | The total amount asked is an In. crease of 15 mills over 1925. Finance Chairman Blaine believes this can be cut to an increase of 4 or 6 mills. | nore by mail beam under a scaffold broke as he ‘This year was 31.64 mills 5 fumped.onit. He fell aix stories 30 DAYS Cobb Brothers Are and was badly oa ted He never Po estaxders A f = Fi . ° a dur Red Rubbe HERE’S MORE ABOUT Given Term in Jail was 36. Ho leaves a || Plates. seeej 5.00 |nied Harry cpg ban ane be ave have two or more $8.00 STARTS ON PAGE ONE |jJudse Neterer Priay ae Gum-Lyke Rubber, a perfect re- were each sentenced to serve 12 GARAGE RAIDED production of the human gum, nt ray arbor coun acto all night. The names of the men | ty jail and fined $700 SOUR Uecancudercees $10.00 are withheld. A party of campers on Grotto mountain, three miles west of left a camp-fire and started a blace. One of the m was arrested and the rangers are seeking the other two, according A burning cigaret started a fire} the near Mud Lake on the Puget Sound | {""0 000 meron was working | in charge of the sheriff's off OHIO DENTISTS Power Co. right of way from the] to, 9 pole in the Wallingford dis-| Friday night Snoqualmie Falls power plant. It) 111+ when he slipped and fell on the! Answering the call for help of 207 University has been burning flercely and a/ ii, tie was rescued by a fellow-|W, E. Sant. left in charge. three Corner Second Ave. large force of fighters=are battling | voor who cut the wire deputien went to the parmen at ore, |LOTEE Mutual Say, & Loan Aan it. It has burned over 1,000 acres | y - %/616 Sixth ave. and arrested three and some 20-year-old second growth BANK CLEARINGS |} Japanese’ and took ‘them to the timber. Seattle county jail A fire was started in the Barlow | | Clearings $6,923,026.18 echul Matha la dabacdanh tectne Pass region by a lighted cigaret.! | Balances 1,910,065.47 | | court case, T. Yasasuki and Fred The careless smoker was arrested, ortland Hamada are held : Weigle said. i A crew of 25 men is fighting a| | fire, started by campers near Mer- | ritt, east of the ades. The blaze at Preston, after hay | A |Burned Lineman {said §& u t d. ¥F. | fire department electr! wire Thursds _WhitePoton Probe , WORKER KILLED ad woman's from Hard! Portland chemist, | tories from a secaffol donia hote er today or tomorrow Arthur Va rickson said he had been in was fatally ned that Harding had completed | Jured late Friday and died Friday analysis, but that he had re-! night at the city emergency {ved no communication from him.| Van Meer was w ne Erickson expects to receive the re-|side court of the building when a Fights for Life Property Held by Sheriff ing a attached by idence hospita surprise raid gn riously burned by a il court case, a hag an even chance | started cart away 6,$86,192.00 1,705,437.00 | | Tacoma 1} 3,214,000.00 Clearings Balances ——_—_— Total a ing been partially controlled, broke | 5 out again Saturday and new fi : | In Thursday's Sta a day's r, it was stated fighters are being rushed to com. | Ip ew S| prt kan it ag hana spo bat it, according to O. Bystrom, in ee : , | * . filburn, 916 Terry ave., had struck mecretary of the Washington: Forest ides in Seattle |; bicycle, driven by Arthur Wingo, Fire association . ‘ SATURDAY SUNDAY 12-year-old messenger boy, injuring A blaze started Friday in Lewis \| SULY 18 | JULY 19 ara tadlgavarely. atta Metiae nas ty, in the logging works of the || ¥test High Tid First High Tide | may rane ds des * wi ft 8 ft,|) the bicycle struck her auto on the a ea i y. 4} 2:02 a. m., 10.0 a. ™m, 9 | ‘ th dlp es near Doty, By-}/* A Low Tide | First Lew Tide || right front fender, and that. the agp hivegpahonag |] 9:26 a. m., —-9.6 ft./ 10:03 a.m. 0.7 ft.1] boy was coasting down hill at ter A flire was started near Indian || ‘second Migh Tile | Second fiigh Tide || 17) Woh COUN IK Coll Mal at ier Siding on the Cedar river by || 4:56 p. m., 10.9 ft.|6:32 p, m., 11.2 ft 8D a nt occurred : "but finally was con. || Second Low Tide | Second Tide || at Ninth ave Spring st cigaret stump, but finally was con: || yee i ate lioae p ae t trolled Saturday after a crew had} fought it all night TWO LOSE LIV NEAR SPOKANE John Gleason and Ole Johnson of ing a fire in the Lamb Creek valley, Ang near Newport, Friday. They were} “sailed Dakotan for surrounded by the flames and were | noston via noon, str North | Alaska at 9a, m., «tr Will overcome by smoke when near free- | ¥ Arrivals and Departures Arrived. y Went Nivarin fro Spokane lost their lives while fight- |u, 8. T. eatern for | Beg Pardon! §.—Str Ruth Alexander WOMAN OF HER That Is What Lydia E. Pink. Bai Dambert of Bpokans. andl Antocttes Ae tere pe onc ote ator Yon ham’sVegetableCompound take Krikor of Seattle were badly| toe Avion cin nents at 2:04 pm. sit) Did for Mra, Jenkins burned attempting to rescue them.| coe uarbor at 7:45 p. t.. ma Slorra Fire menace to tourists for Low Ang: n vin Kverett at 6.60 p. mn thru Blewett pass from. the S| creek fire has lessened as the fires! are burning less flercely. eee FOREST FIRE “DON’TS!” Don't smoke ing in the woods, Don’t throw away a live ciga- Tet unless it falls In water. Don't empty hot pipe ashes Don't throw away cigarets while live elgar butt. 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Hany A |Arthur Van Meer Dies in cian Sie Six-Story Fall Off Building Japanese Try to Cart Away a Jap heriff in a I am going | > 4 SPECIAL FOR Gold Crowne and Crowns, and Bridge Work, per tooth Old gold ts valuable. you full work. All work gumranteed for 15 yenrs Examination PREP Open ® to 6 Dally—0 to 12 Sunday Porcelain $4.00 We allow value for it on dental Cuticura Treatment neeps The Hair Healthy Before shampooing anoint the scalp with Cuticura Ointment, let- ting it remain on over night when possible, Then shampoo with a suds of Cuticura Soap and warm water. Rinse thoroughly. A clean healthy scalp means good hair. provisions (23 Stat jthe lands in the following aband | military reservatl | Washington, will be o |for cash by the smallest legal au | division tothe highest bidde Joww than the appraised pr district land offt |ington, comm: | August 4, 1925 (Wout Side), Washington, at $10,001.88 (Haat ‘Side, 'T, appral at Seattle, Wash~ neing at 10 W., We M, | appralaed on” Harbor aw. acres, Washing ) N appraiaed, at | Island (West Side), | r Jaland vi t. 2 618,.85' ncron, appraised wold on Aug mod military 1 below: Lopes (aouth west portion) At $4,778.90 portion), ‘Ps wores Jian N | “| | Ma neres, appralned on Inland (iorthweat | yand 46 N,, i Wi] Appraised at’ $X,04 | Inland (southeast p at ) eres ap Vancouver $1,104.60 19 and inf HO Nu We 2 W | apprained at $9,000.00 rination ean be ¢ al jand office at | Vurthe from t | Washingt ” WILLIAM SPry, Comimianioner SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO Retail2“"Store Store Hours Store Hours 9:00 to 80 | 9:00 to f : st bt Prana red First Ave. South and Lander St., Seattle Satorts \ Street Car Service The Joy of Shopping At Sears, Roebuck and Company PARKING ri No. 7 and 26 on Piet Avenue wall bring yeu aN | Meare Roebuck | SPACE FOR within a few steps of ma One of the great joys of shopping at Sears, Roebuck Quotor for oper Ee aa and Company’s new Retail Department Store, aside from 1,000 CARS from all West Sea in the wonderful mid-summer sale bargains, is the conve- tricts via , nient big free auto park, immediately opposite the main WITH NO at Lander TIME LIMIT stopping No congestion or broken fenders, Shop hurrying or for parkii Free room for hundreds of cars, with at- we) ntrance. : , Easy to get and tendants to direct you to numbered spaces. and all y to get out. roms nouth, ab stand at Main Ves “iret thout hou ton interurbans Dunes Taxi worry point The greatest bargain sale of the nation is now in full swing. 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