The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1925, Page 1

— r ae memes snareseaensit Seem eon The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington “"" The Seattle Star Botered as Becond Clase Matter May @ 1599, at the Postoffice at Beattia Wash, under the Act of Congress March %, 1878, Per Year, by Mall, $3.00 VOL, 27. NO. 181. SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1925. A TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. Bea Story of Parade and | Conclavel tiff Wither; Wi Howdy, folks! ‘The three “ R's" taught nowadays are Re Ritin’, and Radio. ‘oom " OUTING NOTE } The sportsmen’s show is very, | ete, but the following exhibits 7 LA flapjack weighing under 25 : pounds. i ‘ t \ fishing line that never getx| CROWDS HAD STARTED " canton } , ant: seat os : aiiad Aperasin ' tie cael : tangled in the underbrush. ee i ‘ ai ar} was not scheduled until t ! s f t n t r g Second ave. K \ pair of rubber boots that! a . 10 a.m. FE h T 1 pletur never sprung a leak ‘ . . Le Li ( % ) As An e emem D u <- ciga if . ot DAILY u “Hot and cold running water in every room; geod fishing; tennis courts; splendid hunt ing; rates rea- sonable.”"—Summer resort ad. oversy over the all- All of the automo-} says P.| t misses him, affic cop gets him for jay Old Silas Grump, the sa 2 He Nightie King Arthur ——— Templar. mandery ; lavish in their praise of the: Seattle decorations. “But don't you think live knights instead of tin oned would improve the looks?” they in: quired, and hopped up on one of the posts to illustrate their means ng. "Twas a goed idea. + Dam Sealing pre it was J gets dumber wants to know la lars do in Joc ) every what th Knights BY the daytime B} «6A monument i the memory of Pa new, howe remembers Fred YE DIARY Up very bet! and to work, the eltie } Med’ with th js of Knights Tem all dressed mighty noble, and in- so riche and : Anon to work, hye hot, and soon thra, fere did co in swimming with Dame ew, and mighty merrie, and did essay dive from the wharf, and did lande on J i ala 4 jy stommick, and not so merrie, and Ws ; 4 r TIS t NUSL AL Pict mbes ‘ f pean Bir on home, and did a pasty of ats ans mnie inte and fowle, anc mighty ‘con- sito. | tetbees aan Ho-| More than 20,000 knight nt, to bed. it passed under |am commandery band, of Onk Park, ‘in more than th’ | reviewing stand. (Photo by Carter & Bradley, Star Staff Photogra- k | phers.) hours to pass the inguard of the mammoth Knights | morning. The “million-dollar plar parade i . Modern traffic bound to im ‘ove the race. Only the quick and }ite will survive, One of the yreat mysteries of life how some girls can eat nothing t salad and iced tea and continue weigh 189. The architect who designed the iffic tower at Fourth and Pike yst be very old-fashioned, He } zot to provide a breakfast nook * TH’ OFFICE | i), Th’ trouble with a lot of peo- | Je is that their tongues are al ways in high gear, but their | | BOY SCOUTS DID excellent service as informadjon centers In directing yrains never spark, | | visiting Knight Here Hare ze Shaw (eft) and Buffon Grinnell (right) are q { —<3| showing the way to one of the visitor ‘oon find that they are North! yaNcouvER, B. CG, duly 28--| INH AMARA Wiln Seu de Insenoat AR ‘eit | | Sir Knight Reid (left), and Angeles A vi roomln » Hamilton { i * | Knights Templar tddened overn! dn 1ey at (he | Sir Knight TR. Wy. Markin, record. V2 B Whatever trouble Adam had |terdby by « myst is, affair here | of fi of tira, accordin, Jor, of Vashon Island commandery, t { Moin Eden, lond of blise | whieh resulted in the death of V. B, | report Inmates of the house ai hoiKniehte | 1 1 flee |D. (ight, leaving the feudal castle m t f 7 ni who| claimed «# owledae of i$ 8 one of the Knights) Templar a © big parade Tue 1 1 we ay Ye never had to carn his pay |Richardson, Chicago’ knight, who}claimed any kn dge of him THIS SHOWS on mine ‘ J it apes Lael sh 1. {tricate marching tactics, that broke|ing thousands of plumed Knights for |’ Clty Hat park atm in arm, Thelre i] By writing pomes ike thts, |died Monday morning without giv-| City detectives and a private agen:| ‘Templar drill teams marehing in) day t was thove drill teams, dow aS TOR the baby Gammandery of the grand { A. J. & ing any clue to how he came to be cy are investigating the affair. crews formation near the Knights | bling and turning thru the moat in.{the monotony of the countieas parad-|the crowds that Uned the sidewalk | eneammpmients ; iy i i \ | ) " { / e \ WrGMe ihatat