The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1925, Page 7

TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1925 RAKE PIPE LINE @BILL DEFEATED ‘x Council Refuses to Compro- Ly mise on Costly Proposal ALVARO SHORMAKER MISS Alan JEAN HOBBS ¢ her a Duckbill that th kind « board ndation me STARTED FOREST FIRE; TRIED Man Admits Charge but Appeals Heavy Fine Buperior The case fo from a man M The « clal 1 th ks tion in feet, 80 started to }eame the bull agalr ped on the Ad call her now Mrs. Laure Anele Succumbs Monday Laura Anele 4 Mor ( WAYFARER CONTEST | | AWARDS ANNOUNCED IN WEDNESDAY STAR wid NERS am Wol-| Parties Clash as Pg Quit Ruhr Many were at Bochum their rifles wa quarreling as to w bration of Ruh: be beneath the blac’ interven into k, w “There's true happiness in the possession of a Victrola” PHONOGRAPH SALE ENDS THURSDAY Here’s a Last Opportunity re SECURE your Pho- nograph at This Radio Adaptable Victrola $79.95 No Payment Down, $2.00 Week Victrolas, Brunswicks, Edisons Sale has been in progress just ten This Clearance days and included 127 phonographs. There are 33 ictrola, Brunswick and Edison Consoles and 7 up- right models left. All are the very latest standard models and finishes. Standard List Prices All are in first-class condition and fully guaranteed, We handle only nationally advertised and standard priced musical instruments. NO PAYMENT DOWN $2 A WEEK PRA AAL AD ARAL ALAR LL ORR Re Don’t Miss This Opportunity Come Early Wednesday or Thursday Inn PL PAA P LLLP PAPAL PAPAL ALA Open Evenings Till 9 Liberty } Music House Li Beery Le ed THEA BUILDING PIKE “The Quality Music House of Seattle” They rre Alamedacu sses ee —— HERE'S MORE A ABOUT SCOPES STARTS ON PAGE ONE BRYAN SAYS ISSUR WILL BE SETTLED view ferred ¢ SAYS PEOPLE MUST DISCUSS QUESTION D “Here had been fought out a case of little consequence because a great issue is involved. “Some day this issue is going fo be settled right, on our side or on the other side “People cannot weigh % case unless they can discuss it “Some of us magnify our im portance, but the world little cares for individuals “We, this case, can con urselves that we have | nm attached to a mighty issue.” | DARROW ASKS TO SAY A FEW WORDS “Th will stimulate investi gation and the decision will be rendered according to the facts. | ‘Let's not only desire but pray that right will prevail,” Darrow asked to say a word “I want to say, first of all, I appreciate the courtesy of counsel on the nide—at least the | Tenneasee counsel. “About other the controversy |the court mysolf, I |ready said that 1 | think this case it between | have al-} wrong. I will be remembered | the ne a was because | America where | We have done our back the tide that fores itself on the of testing every | religious dogma." JUDGE PAYS TRIBL | T0 DE i PRINCIPAL The audience applauded | enthusiatsically Judg final statement ‘ded as since people | arisen, | turn to free such has best has modern world fact of nclence by an Sasue to nought Darrow Raulston which might tribute to the de man ig one who has a the truth and who fol against ‘all opposition,” he sion for {lows it wald. “A truth man who has a passion aaril take courage sentiment,’ | Raulston ended with a tribute to | Dayton, reminding the audience that | greatness is not determined by nize all court attendants were | standing as the ease wound up In a | burst of happy exchanges | Raulston sald: “We are great in the South and we are great in the North There world that for need | does not nece But it doe courage | to oppose the are two thingy In the indestructible, One is @he truth and the other is the word of God. 1 pray to God I've | decided the difficult problemn before | right. If T have failed, due to lack of legal attainments knowledge of law—and not lack of heart, IT am glad mo it. wns to you all | came | Haya asked Kaulaton to privilege of the Species" of Man," by give him and Charles of sending | Origin | Descent Dar win |. ‘Then, as the Jat the factory ltracks, Dr. Jones of 1 pb ced ® benediction court adjourned Sine Die, whiatles blew the railroad Dayton pro and the noon INFORM PUBLIC. ;Public Utilities Decide lor the P. GA | el that | TAKE AD WOMEN CAR LINE READY FOR WAYFARER Ample Accommodations to Be Ready for All Visitors AROUND CITY Feminine Delegates to Con- vention Are Entertained COMMITTEE KEPT BUSY Banquet Monday Night Is Followed by Tea Today MAYOR GETS 50 MORE COPS Council Compromises; Cut Cost of Officers $1,150 Cour ompro. 1 gave 10 dayr him running ) extra pe next week's cor J, instead of the 100 he en dayn HOLD BANQUET AT DAL KR, CLUBHOUSE Best Salesmen of Northern Life Company Come Here 147,000 June 15-Ju n Life Insurance ite 19th year with t Turt in $5 of musi nth’ business in its his delightful musical were leas $100,000 orth of insurance during the last ear }continues till 0! Rey. Magee Talks at Exchange Meet Business from the Viewpoint of a Profe Man" will be the subject of an address by Rev. Ralph Magee, of the Firat Methodist church, at the Exchange club meeting Wednesday in} the Chamber of Commeree. Tell Them of Business Publ utility ing to lay their take the public J try in that way will This was one outstanding feature C, convention, de ded on ‘Tuesday afternoon, when ntatives of coast utility com formally organized the of public companies are cards on the onal into their ¢ pastor noon rep ett, of the Paci-| Light Co,, spoke. utility! Utility companies have developed | their production end to a high pitch Port: | of efficlency, Brockett sald, but had elected | neglected to “sell themselves" to tho he|the public. He indicated that the i, A.! plan of his company, hereafter presided | would .be to “lay its cards on the at a preliminary |table” and take the public Norwood Brock lipians . Puget Sound Power panic fle advertising W. P. Strangborg, land Electric Pow chairman of the | was taken home Monda C. MeMicken, Portland, Monday afternoon, meeting, at which Announce Prizes for Seattle’s Pet Parade Cash and Trophies to Be Offered the Winners i in Annual Show Const section bodies. of the Co. section, EVERAL Seattle eoramunitiva are here will be prizes for sorts of pets, and oth “Moth costumes worn by the paraders, One little girl, Mrs. Schwimmer reported today, is com ing as “Mother Goose” herself, with a wander for company . The Elks will help the parade along, too,—and we'll tell you about that later, The parade will start Star office, various to take part Wednesday morn, prizes for ing, July 29, Sportsmen's Show in the annual Star thru Seattle's downtown district Mrs. Matthew Schwimmer, who has been of the parade by the Seattle Sportsmen's association, | will announce jn ‘Tho Star Wednes. the prizes and trophies to be pet parade placed in charg from The 1907 Seventh ave, near Any boy or girl who wishes to en-| Union st, at 10 o'clock Wednesday ter a pet, or any community iba rning, July 29 wishing to take part may obtain any nwhile, if you haven't filled in information. by calling either Mrs./the coupon, fill it in now and matt it ft KI nwd-6092, or Mrs, |to Pet Parade iditor, The Be t 11 nwa-8360 Vattle Star," day iwarded parade winners Schwimmer, I'red Markley, — THE STAR'S PET PARADE Pet Parade Mditor, The Seattle Star: T will have my pet in The Star-Sportamen’s association pet parade, July 20, 1926, My pet is My name is Cee anaes afi teany) ial He ip WN & ¥ srs pre) a) 0p ee FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE—PI) PREET [XT H AVENUE Steel Bed, Full or Twin Size Walnut or Ivory Finish SPECIAL $13.50 Springs, $12.50 Mattress, $12.50 ‘HIS offering brings a timely opportunity T while savings. 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F ‘om 12x18 inches, ered designs in four rs and or crash weave, of the is towels are hand-drawn-and-hemstitched and designs—one as pictured, hand-hemstitched hems. (only) at $1.25 set (of four). Italian-Embroidered Guest Towels 85c creamy-colored such or now Italian in The ed in a number of attractive 85e¢. Italian-Embroidered Luncheon Napkins 4 for $1.25 Napkins of fine Ita or in Italian crash, embroidered by linen in size 11x11, size 13x13—both styles and with hand-drawn There are 92 hand rederick & Nelson, First Floor “MET CALLED | ttle extending all the way Washington called ater Seattle.” ddressed to the and leading | citi ena of Lake Washington villages, | points out the necessity of extending limits m order to an- villagers’ pleas for water, fire protection and police serv- | Seattle’ 's city swer the | light, ices. For a S around © day be officials of nearly 20 suburban Mayor | | Brown T a conference The meeting, called for 2:30 p. m., towns for August 7 to consider be-' August 7, is expected to be attended by representatives from Bryn Mawr, Bothell, Beaux Arts, Bellevue and other lake shore settlements. Thirty students of a class in crim- inology at the University of Wash- ington visited the police station to acquire a few real facts on the sub- ject, Monday afternoon. The stu dents, in charge of Prof. Donald C. Taft, evinced much interest in the workings of the police department. BL store SIXTH AVENUE- > AND into its | ie Pe as ts TALxT ft, with S-foot back wall, | extra heavy Auto Touring Tent, i pegs, ropes and full Complete, ready to set up $8.75 size awning. Special for Wednesday only .. 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