The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1925, Page 7

MONDAY, JULY 1925 STATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, JULY ‘31, 1925 PAGE 7 — iA MAY STOP LAKE “Well I'm All Packed” retters from © TUNNEL WORK QHIEE AGATTIEC Contractors Deliver Ultimat- wl Lio CAL ihe um to City Board To Mrs. Earl Anable and Baby Daughter | Miss Expo Inspects See attle Baggage { Factory; Chooses Heap of L uggage “Pay up, or we m he of husband at t fed cu I ri ee To Tee TOMORROW (Tuesday) This Store Will Su Tieuers OPEN and pants ‘ * prove wort oe CHIPS AT month's vert tions which arose first of July, w resum: when ¢ ylted Ea he Eas CLOSE for state OPEN K, Li PARK To Bill Severyns Paps —at 5:30 \ 3 Salt Water Pool Rushed to! rive tam 4 enlien’ gown ala Chiy wet Completion for Visitors PSHaee hon chan Aid Gontada taken ; : eae FREDERICK | a & NELSON completed by Me i “WILL THAT DRAYMAN EVER COME?” said Miss manent addition | Expo, who is shopp i eattle industries for Northwest payee concla Ks, but construction | folks under the auspices of the Northwest Merchants’ expo- relue Gal ete erat ; “pikes ont Baa sition committee of the Chamber of Commerce. “This lug 1 . +A A h 3 1 bl rimed, admir CHIE EATTLI K, wh as} gage makes me want to travel,” she exc 1 tot tor the/the product of the Seattle Suitcase, Trunk & Bag Mfg. * Jat 212 Second av To Automobile Drivers ¥ bd &B s] « Dp . T f ana « . f th BY JOHN W. NELSON ed a st R aya q F 1} COVHERE many things dear to pu f Peper siihr ede K | it t t of a woma ¢ : , va all of ox + 4 i Va : 1 a © 1 Miss Expo, when t 1 Mon- | N I y CHIEF SEATTLE r v 1 r r ee ; po : zt f ead To North End Residents ‘My Life In That night 1 slept odin ttt t ) s sy and 80. < 2 < are T kat . h ft | . d ede tion Army house . bs ty oF ’ f zd ‘ n nt to leep wit blessing And now I had found that in the reat Police Arrest Man, . President of the firm, | ing tirmps « " \ : J etty Ue tam || nson an I Simmons in my|East I could come back own Two Women i in Raid |» ¢ thé Misate ‘ wiekaa diss A feng | Fe if : ' No t in tthe eaiat | thought a In every place where I had 1 to > . Helen |iuras : because of a'f a Falun’ basela = ; Ww 1 Parke yed I had wished, pee’, at t = | CHIE ATT ‘ £08. 940. m an the Penn hotel in Pitts. aim. ™* SELLS PRODUCT i HIEF TTLE By Mrs vee M a " ae pean fhe. Ferigebesay ts es ity his + pp THRUOUT SECTION “x-Congresswoman Frm Tilinois) its enermow fe a‘ fob fo before they use bat, t To ithe Traffic Officers 1 veritable joy prhcaeanien easel i e ; s Cobedhia? Oe vine EH EHR Seat ween = eee RY poe formev\\ to a | The West was undiscovered coun- hse ght js : ' i if pe congreaswoman and the first woman fortat try. I wanted to test it rs 108 aly sera bats se ecg pet Hleaee Hy )| Sb Sraelale ier tha honed, ai Feorel cae ih spiny Sisal ps The day when 1 had earned as f 2 hi i = of cute e herscl{ sentenced to! my fellow we =r NE | enough money to take me to Kan- SEES HAT AND bears the trademark of be ne prteon NEVER as City found me aboard a| West- Railwa Em lo es call PEN : reais Guiltless of crime, she sought) Mp NTION y ploy en a hat and priced ones aren To Seattle Home Owners diner ae) tha cusitions z rape dy cus 1925, N. BE. A.Bervice, Ine.) Plan Grand Ball vnc sowing son he fn : : her then a F enone, 11° ea és Neale: of hats and a new , I Terr nn 1 Jolegate ‘Outs 14s SHE mohed at 1g nei TOMORROW: 1 go to work in an grand ball “ cking 1 fe ; ; altos Peon het in. 20-1 “ My $40 a month wasinyane asylun at 9 p.m uick-nacks. n h to aff fety aa : beautiful standardls : : fa I t 1 This i 2 for charge of ar-(#4 @ leather hat box which is abo t wont Me es P 1 ¥ n F int Sl ail kroom supposed to take | posto: P 1 : fut generation CHIEF SEATTLE It was early morning when I ar ——— alon To top it otf, Miss Expo se - F ; - To Seattle Grocers Because of the y w eer Ip! Seattle as plete AE as VE | een lay ot the big Knlante Templar parade, Not only in It fine because |, maR* 8 call POM Knights Templa: p Seventh to ve e u O a er ny honor h tor CHIEF SEATTLE. y eae Urance ak Parade In Fact There Is More Piped Into the City | 1° Visiting Sailors "wan. Hai banks: wall open, forthe aceon; N cloome e Old Chief } an ¢ Neate Mahouibed'ito modation of its customers Tuesday hell gate ow Than Last Y ear, Justice Finds t f ‘ ve ay t They n tried to morning at enititene eck pe some meaning but | make me give up idea of living Wallingford. ave. 1 iheripes ji cen BY J. Ro JUSTICE 4 river. (No 1 be poil th : by untim n New York on 4 and when _ mite nai Beer ore take a dr ¢ it generallz CHIEF SEATTLE I left the off t nior pa 9 A. M. x) 7-4 cheer up make it water, | S#llor T tot ms eminded me that telephone charge: ' FoF SAT RE eae a f water To _Muny Street Car Conductors ‘ould be reversed to his home in Although the bank will be open con- eyeeay aay 7 Bs aa " ng the city ¢ t ad to ou at of your way East Q if worst ¢ Wis t tinuously, the public is urged to ar- bit more. Pant pant J pipe line} ¢ 1 elpful ites Informa ates our: nd |, ie 4 ite rabies - . range for the transaction of as much & Lest some accept the xuper-heated | 100 GALLONS 15 sahgee eRe ah Hea wich as oles: pein ’ |work at once or become the object of its business as possible between the eukewacts : ; NORMAL DAILY NEED 1 lot to make Seattle popu CHIEF SEATTLE of charity hours of 9 and 10 a. m, and 2 and 3 statements that have t roadca sgh appt } UNITED p.m about a water short t mated t t ee CHARITIES ¥ facts al sources | wate, Hom oC To All My People rhe usHn hte ESAT UG pews ta c month: I tate haa ordained: that you must our rn er an idea, I asked the way to the > re is more ng. into! exc ee x igu Haye you gotte ours y of the United Charities at The now than there 6 th hs per tae CHIEF SEATTLE and st : e ob ot Ag rei al Reo eee mien ate Seattle National Bank | good and just as wet. The pipe line | seem fatr sour Kea Lo Capt. E. L. Hedges ante-room, one of them trandedg Second Avenue at Columbia from Renton into the city, recently | population of 400,000 pe De Car of tH tha of the police during the {circus player 7 renewed, added about §,000 gallons | laps over into some of the suburban rand parade, Tuesday, your monumental task of keeping or¢ Presently a woman came to the eae! i daily because of increased flow trict ‘oe Lather Paar rectacle, policing! the linear ine [gate which divided the — benches Established 43 Years lines br ng from Lans-| would requl 40,000,000 salle of ave never hid a greate ur years of experience. But Chiet | “Is there anything we can do ses, See Dr. J. &. BINYON | burg, where it n from Cedar | water daily in normal times, and 60 ‘confident that you équal to the ®b. "for you?" she smil It was a = = Soa 000,000 gallons in time CHIEF SEATTLE. compelling smile that lit her beautl Th leave 4 6,600,000 ¢ ur ful face Yeu hehe : ‘© To Chief of Detectives Charles Tennant ; ree aie ERE oe iF he reserva hil ‘wtot Dear Charle The ’peedy way in which you cleared up the murder Wotlk énd need n’ ditleedvioe! around 270,000,000 gallons, or about of Earl Anable, taxi driver, last week, deserves prai In less than Won't you be a? 1 will re Onis! wupply. ‘eda pipe. tls { hours affer the slain man was discovered and your men had | you. ag soon {get thew’ with No 8 teora, Lantsbir Fa halty he slayer in jail and his confession. It was your own theory, wel thin young man. paired. Thi; near two day orked out, that led to hi vs capture CHIEF SEATTLE Soon she was ready for me, She | thus cutting down the reservoir sur wrote my name on a card and be | ply by nearly 76,000,000 gallons, This | To the Rainier Valley Business Men’s Club gan to ask questions. I ‘told her Inaturally cut down the force for the You are to be commended for your extensive p' time. But this reserve has gradu my city to the Knights Templar, He pitality. such that T had been in jail, but when e tried to find out why, I blurted ally been built up. more than any amount of money can do in making our Jout, “I just can't talk about it.” HILLS CAUSE OF t home CHIET | “There is something that you are LOW PRESSURE \~ telling me," she sald, “but af It must be remembered that this . all, {t doesn’t matter.” ba attly. tye aad ‘wien ‘the| Furniture Industry 4 - Tatcnt At ‘Then she turned to me with her | pressure is Je in the reservoir ents secured, developed and sold. |baautiful smile, ‘Will you eat din. | ea Increases in State, 805-6-7 Central Bldg... Seattle |, Snlent aa my guestt! and every one watering lawns in nor with me tonight as my g Furniture manufacturing in Wash-| MA {n-0390 : the valleys, those on the hilltop ' idly growing in im-| .dogt I was astonished, not at the in will not have the pressure they | {ston Is rap | BOORLET tree. vitation,. but at the manner in “Highest rot ortance, according to a survey re did in the spring | Porte erie Mune: M,{ Best results. . Watson , Coleman, |which #® was given, as if to one i} The ne main to West Seattle | gently completed / pant f Regiatered Patent Lawyer, 644 G of her intimate friends 1 aha astaelty i ide | Lewis, secretary of the Washington | jashington, i | MT nt Na ap @RLOORVIGE! Aa ia working satisfactori und, aside 5 an @ex-convik sai Wai Honey A likdan Sw heee tee ny | Manufacturers’ association MASON Wenwiek, tab: | | ran hose places where too ma During the past five yoors the} HMehed 1863 havieg and booklet lowly : connection® have been made with aicnitieel haw’ gvovied (2 Murke Ride. “Included in mY invitation is’ a mall pipes in new districts, every- | CUtPUt Leet ‘i a promise to ask no questions to ‘ , t with a correspone hereas in (h¢ | rece reer: o f body {8 happy in that section Duet be employes. A, blk alate night," she The suppl 0 wate a ‘eda shoe Sel ears i ie » fairy Par cinerey atid the ricer e: Washington-made furniture ill SAVE Mes Je exhibited at Tacoma asx a part] bringing it into the city are work A 4 | 1 knew 1 shouldé@ot go. T longed 16 Pacific Northwest Merchants’ \ ing on full time. There Is no oc-| 0f the Pacitl dy pss TUESDAY, AUG. 4 {to tell her the whole story. But | exposition “They're Better 7 diac eae for may oie who uses water | For the Big |to do that would ae beon to close Assia 4 Sver o become excttod litee | the i : hook of adventure. Than, Ever When the Lake Youngs project} Pioneer Ellensburg | Chamba! SM. ene 43 inte my pocket were rp ¢ Better is completed that will give the elty Excursion to la powerful argument Shieh dt Than Ever” | more water than it ¥ i eee what Merchant Is Taken, Ne Ayal! rhted to have din: a f to do with, ‘The contract calla for BLULENGBURG, July 27 Janey ROSARIO ner with you’? - sald in my best ita completion by October, but be-| Pattenaudé, ploneer merchant “0f jeompany manner cause of construction troubl it} this elty, died here Sunday after a ‘ | ‘Mat night we dined at the Me jinay be delayed until next spring, | long Hine The funeral will be on Alpine hotel and then went to al }'Then all the porwible requiremonts| Tuesday at 9315 in the St. Andvew's | rs Hetuen eer palace on Broadway Bey | of # fast-growing clt¥@Wwill be amply! ehureh, Buriat will be in Rivers hverybody, Invited My hostess, Martha Virginia Sim | jk met. wide cemetery. mona, had ned that it was ff t ‘