The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1925, Page 7

MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925 FOREST FLAMES @ PERIL HOMES ° Fire Wreckage in Timber? Mounts Over Week-End [ SHE’S WILD ute Just DIE_ DANCING WIK You ‘ HEE HEE, { LOOK AT ThE WALL FLOWERS, | Pi 80-Year-Old ManMayWin Dance Pri ze Smoke on Street Cars DETROIT, Mich., July on the cars of the street railway company here, according to an announcement today which also says, “Both sexes are included.” There are no special seats for women, how- ever, ALUMNI REUNITE Cornell College Graduates Plan Affair on Saturday “ Bryan’s Anti-Evolution Campaign Is Dangerous Fundamentalist Communities Hean Only Perverted Theory of Evolution BY N. D. COCHRAN 11 Special to The Seattle Star W DAzren r To wu @ ARE DROWNED : Boys, Swimming Near Port- land, Are Victims ND. seized with n Oswego Miller, whose Dalles, Ore hole in the § lake S ( HERE 5 MORE ABOUT Aged Recluse Kills STARTS ON PAGE ONE es. They are a decent, welld ie han nucceeded. her Self With Dynamite na Con 1) CAMPAIGN SURE TO STIR UP AWFUL MESS +» WOMEN KNOW HOW TO DOLL UP tinal sovads Se who in , Approve Site for es ae tide Mieka? Her that he New Fire Station Is Held for Trial a Advertietn ate” &, Coa eee erslon untii-he head| Fourth ave. 8 aad’ Hantord ihe Larceny Charge : ie keynote o i: AsY FOR COMMONI Kn an, arrested bs 1/TO MOVE COMMUNITY In ever n 6 Ur & at man ugh from | buile solidly The clty's tideflat In stich cen-| acquired many yea advertising is alters of ation, Bryan will| Oregon & Washington r a ne these days, |find the most nsive nmudiences| turn for fi i | Annual dinner is scheduled for|for his fundamentalist appeal and his} The cit to Frank Harmo: HALMOD: | one Olympic at 6:80. Monday, with |att and| cash an a | Lloyd Spencer presiding. This will he tideflat property ha be followed by an informal dance In ding idle. Building Supt Dan Salt Still in Serious Condition | 112, re onsets pf piubicti Dan Salt is still in a i at the ; as tun: | Chief” Deputy Deputy delegates on because young folk: rea larceny by truck belongin, had on science, edtication us on the tra been appeal an he is making| Proctor y in rural communi. | not met with the| /Claim Record Fish Catch for Weight | eine it the record eatch of year for w t, G. Zwisler a nd Ed From returned from Gr Falls Sunday with 10 rainbow t, welghing from 3 to 12 fish on display Hardware with | will ma « wherever it Is very critical ath, Providence hospi t hope for | oneer boxing | consultation of doc- | women A. R Krenz, Seattle visiting . at the D, at tal. the recov: ohne vec Lake Sammamish _Road to Be Built} promoter club, will commissioners ill for sev- | operation for peritonitis on shopping t | Brueggerhoff Tuead |convention closes We | ning, with a couple of last Tuesday pounds dnes¢ are at Ernst less than the county enginee a fs cont tore Closing Bin Case Session Wednesday | Final arguments.in the federal court’s telephone rate case will be heard Wednesday forenoon by John} T. Condon, dean of the Unive rity | Law school, and special master in| chancery for the phone rate hes Hon trips scheduled for Thursday WOMEN 10 BE _ ENTERTAINED a efforts .of the} ioe Mitocuetseattic Ad Club Officer to Have Charge of Tours Brother are successful bid for the job. | to do the work of the half mile stretch for! against the ¢ coer con Ethel ples after Jinks Lynda—'Smatter, disagree with her or sumpin'? ed eating ap: je Rene ae ° marriage They offered Jone and a $17,540, as |cont of $20,214 ‘The new road will circle the west of the lake, eventually ting the tedmond with the Nev way ing her to young husband's fun Dail a doctor.” shore | D Oni involv company ne road} y high ill be | obtained from } eiroulation 4 Blue Monday IGHTEN It Wash 4 your washroom prapePy anf know how to go about the job. Our Washington bureau bulletin on “Home Laundering,” prepared from official government sources, tells exactly what the most efficient equipment for the Job should be, covers the best Jaundering methods soaking, washing, boiling, rinsing, bleaching, bluing, starching, drying sprinkling and froning. It tells how successfully to launder colored fabrics, woolen goods, sill tlos, sweaters and knit go Send for it apd save time Mil out the coupon’ below an@ mail to Washington, D. C prised at the re Want Ade larger; the cost Is nalts The less, ort- Issaquah h enforcing tariff, which August. Following arguments don will report his findings three district court judges s en bane. BUREAU OF MISSING RELATIVES | tor tests morn The Star invites Ite renders this z a eat an eaaae tx fod! Ad Res Sengtle Golf and Country club. reintives or friends, The department Is; At ha. m., Wednesday, there'll by to help in reuniting (hose wha have been | jyron at the Hollywood ‘Tas Those whoan relatives or ‘4 missing are invited to report |", follc by a drive Holl peurnnee directly to The Star, Farms, directed by Miss Martha who may know the whereabouts | mentioned in this column aa) missing ne requested The Star, Other new: fo reproduce such Men their renders, . MRS, CHARLE wure, } 4 husband to 9 to come home as ible her Any Goth at, was Fam naive preparations have | tion this be a dinner at 6, D. A. R, clubhouse. tress will be Pauline Krenz, first vice | president of the Seatte Advertising club Shopping tours have been arranged morningaby Anna Marie Dp. boules up. day need not be Blue Monday if you equip new aes Tuesda m. there ribbons ards and und trouble CLIP COUPON Hints S sion Bureau, The Seattle Star Washington, D, ¢ Home Laundering tag, or coin, for Wasahir y of the wud inclose five « hulletin « Krenz is general chairman of |! wits, kame is handle head@ the decoration portatior Land rd is mmittee The cordialit Ag por M rn. PL Milne chairman; Me Lloyd Spencer, Howard Ity s Parry, Ray B'golow and Grady. in § do quickly information dame be went concerning 2006 Tam a reader of The Seattle Star Tom Je M, A should to | New Reports That New Rev- | the entir | tnnnel in Dunlap « | that his BRIDGES LOSES Plan to Serve COURT APPEAL 1,000 at Fiesta Former Desk Sergeant Not | for Orthopedic to Be Reinstated | POSTAL T00$ RATES MALL A od ct ee RUTH ROEBUCK enues Are Insufficient 20.—Smoking is to be permitted © LEAPS T0 DEATH Head of Defunct Brokerage House Believed Suicide CHICAGO, | Budget Hearing Is_ 3 Ordered Postponed j; to help tol Hill guild. * LESSONLEARNED FROM PAGEANT Pastor of “Wayfarer’s”’ Tells Congregation Moral Germany’s Reply to Pact Note Favorable « PARIS (By U. P) s on details will be mediate! pie EET Sees HERE’S MORE ABOUT ATT SEWERS STARTS ON PAGE ONE |) ,,,.Sorinly slong | be a pen a new sewer tunnel, “While ound at Hanford | problems of life nl and tre sy for ‘Duw amish peace thus that that w his 1 is the p the divine Lord.” devout man who | nd that divine fe would | shore an intercepting sewer on the ri anyon, und we con hill, and connecti Jrain the north end of t into the north trunk se The project j years to » shore will require complete and the n voted, will not be sold except | work | Japanese Boy May Die From Accident Shibikawa, 5, 1 is lying at the point of death in, the City hospital Monday sult of bein, ruck tbile before is home Sunday | J. H. Avery, of Auburn, driver of the reported to the | that the ran out in front of his car from between two parked | } autos. | Three-Year-Old Boy \w | to finance constructio: pa finan nstruction 1 Saison a re un automo: ~ HERE’S MORE ABOUT | ACCIDENTS STARTS ON PAGE ONE lhe nereeceeeeeneeerieneeenenes by ear, boy motorbus was standing on the edge of the pavement, between Barlington and Orilla, when it was hit in the rear by a Maxwell, driven Brandon st jon of Lee was taken to Renton hospital A woman, | , riding in Bryant's bus, was take back to Auburn and Bryant cam Seattle for treatment ND TRUCK CRASH NEAR KENT Mrs, C, C. Butt, 3605 Cheasty |blvd., and her two children, | badly shaken up when their driven by Mr. Butt, {a truck, driven by Paul Ameny, Kent the Bast highway | that city Sunday. Both cars | damaged. | A rear-end collision on the Bothell | half a mile beyond Lake | park resulted ed by ‘Thom 604% W, Crockett st, Keklund, 1481 Slat ave urred during a traffic held ny to death on a ick In. his par-old Mansel Griffiths, 939 y in Provide ‘as learned yesterday, | Mr. Griffiths is resident partner of | the Blyth-Witter Bond Co, — “LET’S CUT A‘MELON AND DIE,” SHE SAID; HUSBAND BALKED RS, AL. KING, 26, Tilipino, wanted to commit suicide wanted husband, also Wilipino, to commit it with her But first she wanted a last watermelon feed, he told cut and ato the mojon home, $17 Washington Then Kin half of a pop to rdund out throat, | | were auto, crashed with of | | on near were highway, her Forest damage Sho sunday in to ears operate vy Dorney and Gn The crash occ pollc fo they hor jam whieh up other 1 ty evening au | gave him diteh | in auto 20th N.| mirieu Sunday Northern | was standing Tho their car went Into the oda after hitting Ww. bottle the evening After the pop was sumed, ho added, shy she had just pat pot They were both treated at the city hospital, Both will recover. She in held in the efty Jail, King Is held as \ of a man Adame 1 companion: injurle TroWinson duly con said that on in it | mobite [1 and. three | lously escaped | ie A, 1 Pacific side his Sunnydale employe automobile nent Adame hit him parked when a witness, | | he | | here, police |}] Is Killed by Peanut| | peanut |] son of Mr, j]) FREDERICK & NELSON ‘DOWNSTAIRS STOR oods- sects Finces—Fredarvk & Nevo a Especially for Summer— GRASS RUGS —LOW-PRICED AND DURABLE In Small and Room Sizes camps. Gra | atmosphere ti iburt for a cor and neat border 9x12-foot 8x 10-foot 6x9-foot foot foot BAMBOO PORCH SHADES 8x8-foot size Reduced to $ 3.50 ATURAL shades drop. Complete to $3.50. PLAIN AND FIGURED BURLAP used for mmer cottag 1 coverings, S uses, Blue, tan n pleasing printed designs. ize ize ize ize size color or green-stained split bamboo Width 8 feet; 8-foot cord and pulleys. Reduced 4 for porches wit! can be purposes in town and cove portieres, screens, draperies are some of C ouc and even brown, green and red—plain colors, or 36 inches wide. .25c yard .45c yard Plain color Burlap. . Figured Burlap. STRAW MATTING PORCH SEATS 35c Each GHT weight and comfortable for use at home, s in the auto and at camp cottages. 17 inches square, with bound edges and stencilled designs. Low-priced at 35¢ each. (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) ae Mleeed Blackmailer F ound Shot to Death ~ DUEL “REVEALED Found Shot t Man ee of Slaying Anoth- | P.)\—Guy Shaw, who, r, Then Kills Self —(By U. rding to has made a living by | blackmailing members of “petting parties” along highways, was found hot to death today in a roadside nuthorities DIEGO el pact, John Tru , employe n electrical company Impe Shaw's slayer would not be prose- himself dead in the brush near | cuted if he would come into the open Jaqumba hot springs, 70 miles from | and testify against the alleged black- today | mailers, three of whom are already The letters told of a Funder ¢ with “H, Kirke” to shoot out Jong-| ‘The suspects in the blackmail gang tanding differences. told Kirk that Shaw. was shot by one z to the notes, the men|of two automobile “petters” from borate plans, fought a} Whom he is said to have demanded 1el and Kirke was slain, | hush money. 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