The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1925, Page 1

~ Special Knights Templar Edition Included With Today’ Ss Seattle “Star! —— OY CYCLIST IS KILLED IN AUTO CRASH =~ 4 ~"“Phe Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington CO — WEATHER » Ee home ACHINE TTL E, W. ASH,, WE DNESDAY, JU L YX FEET Lad Dies on Way to TER skidding 55 feet, a cnier severyns is ) DRILLS THPILL!/scores reruses to 5 yele, driven by Roy 16, a motoreyele , crashed into # truck ave. and E, Repub PRIVATE BILL WHEN TAKE POSITION AGAIN | fatatty injuring the boy. driver DRILLING AS KNIGHT CROWDS AT | IN DAYTON SCHOOLS || Me Sted, before reacting tse Wedy, folks! There is one NREL ICING | YTON, 1 J clty ‘hospital thing about Sonshine. |S epighte: 1 eg a 1D : : carr lives at 2844 1344 { I help your wife collect on waalieocaht smite” eiteaticr | ri Sip diea net Fs 68 delivering a te insurance policy ph : ae ; Sarde place eran 4} oe eee tne | Military Review Scheduled Yoana tgp: ia ee see ect, by new for Afternoon ter @ Rhea ‘co pot the seeociaUlon rolm BE ol lof the rare bits at the it, aturing the parade |, TROPHY CEREMONY 3:30) ,,, oe % the fish rman who ts willing Cucadaye* Yd to Lieut “ ether he ee... Collt pe tranemit Banquets, Receptions andj) Nl! place back \ SPORTING NOTE eebie police Dancing Tonight } officials of the sportsme: Pel ava cpitvate : 3 Hite bare Silled: to provide be a kh By Alvaro Shoemaker 3 ishing exhibit that would be 1 rill team of Knights Tet tumult and the shouting ‘o be a center of attraction— emp! y 1 of 24 of Tuesday have died, but % old-fashioned bottle of bait. rat the captains and the kings by S e oke Bt Pie. We no means have departed, and ’ ed by acclamat C eek Wednesday brought another full ae < tition t her teams || day fe Knights Templar ie ves ee ltween competitive drilling for prise JAIL BOYS FOR ROY H. STEARNS, 16- J ld:timer is one who can re larted m year-old motorcycle messen- aber ayhen pi int, ertmeion <5 BUSINESS righ wate i pe BLA KM yer who was killed in a col- \ here the Montlake bri now 1 encampmer Sh " lision with a truck Wednes- H ands 1, Harvard ave alk =stkt day morning. SEMAABIGAIL APPLESAUCE SAYS: SESSION ON srada Of Tuend Charge Plot to Get Money cram to the Sherman & Clay whol “Give a mod- . Yow of commander’ From Ferndale Woman. |}... brs ciate girl a string iia Receptions and Re- ve MMe pearis and a | ports Fill Program ; tot Sovisten chee ir of jade ear | ‘A. C...Goertg. Co of the ) c that the boy. was 1 and she is United te on drivir pls all dressed which oper ‘ a about 12 mile n .: | WwW approach t ction on h Today's Definition:. Economy of nd dave vy c are '¢ r yele was going abou 88 is wet ite | sien x First in orde 1 ff al re) p,m bona | shee dens Stearns startesi ¢ makes just one trip to eption of e : , Bo Brooks He got into some i he basement and fills both the fur k f cir wives and Eee deeb anette 1ace and himself. Ja, fo ft Rue tak ee ie 1) Bite a of Master I A t sam ed the af ri a9. BREA MeL Cry Oe Don't get discouraged. It's gen Nev i taste ’ F Com, Gna’ Bd) turned ay ee the rally the last key of the bunch 1 or Cormmit . Column 4) to Sheriff A. L. Callgl Be re i t unlocks the door | p 1 the session in the afte Jirection she replied to the F Cyr Ge Caney, “a1 “Westlake: 2 aie te | noon When the last one was left Mon teokn Stearns st? the ROspitaly in hae car, but the boy was dead by the time he reached’ there TOM MOORE REVISED It, in the stilly night, Siumber’s chain bound me, Leoustics bring the trite Apartment sounds around me; The ceric moans Of saxophones, And other jazz sounds shrieking; The wireless set, The party wet, the spot d back of ison to custody “ Famous Flag * i| dn Ceremony hehe appmared at 10 >. my, (Death of Knight 1 Hrope with” being "the: hist Due to Accideni itor of the plot, according to The fancet that is leaking. |W nibh pre Mi H far fee) Callabarc and 2a? waa: Tooated = ANCOUS SE Ss tae wes, Js the silly mighty all Meanlag ey turn, {and arrested Tuesday evening Completing an inquest over the iealakeeg XT. get. until ths » score of other things that}. No bail has been set body of Volney B. Richardson, Chi- Of dawn is all am of the 36th. (rien ¢ Knight Templar fatally inured iday while en Some folks crime news encourag printing of s crime, but nelave during the remai [1s Rk z foie seas she HOUSE 1S ROBBED tie convention, a coroner's jury yes z f the most glars entered the house c terday brought in a verdict of “ac it. he Erie Record says printing weal € cDonald, 5509 17th ave. N cldental death." ecipes over a period of years hasn’ fig an upstairs window and made| According to witnesses, Richard esulted in better cooking. lected ‘Thursday in’ the he with a half-carat diamond and/son fell down a stairway in a oe einsite® aualutuni®. thoi st Helitsdantithareak: rticles of jewelry and |rooming house where he was found hah Lp nagrs aay toperag og triennial conclive city will also & modern Knighthoc hoftly. afterward, chose the famed 1 those pedestrians marching down | e avenue while the automobiles | 1d to Keep to the side streets | | Roland Hart ind Mayor Edwin J. Brow. extenied off ] y } te 7 . 7 on * , and of the city of attle to Aitin Cor dery No. 19, We ster WHAT Pawer oe | THOUSANDS OF SEATTLE visitors laughed until the tears came Wednesday when} knights ‘Templars when the busi-lqate TPrecentory of Vi ee 1 malty a The Star-Sportsmen’s pet parade wound its way thru the downtown street Tt was alto- | ness ions of the grand encamp:| As a part of the presentation BY FORES | F When a woman gots away ether ¢ vful affair, alth t lignified as the “OG f the Sir K hts the} ment opened Tuesday afternoon at) 1,000 plumed knights will form a from home the first thing that |@ether a Joyful affair, altho not as dignified as the procession of the Sir Knights the she talks about on her return |day previous. Pictures show Dolores Totten, 2331 Franklin ave., and her bull pup (upper) ; the Shrine audi‘erium living cross in the stadium and per Their greetiog: ne after John} form various maneuvers and drills fs not her trip, but the awful | Edmund Jacobs, 5020 Creston st., with his pet owl (left), and Carline Stanley, 2346 N. | campbett nd commar A choir of 300 voices ‘and five Logging Camp Burne and Hundred | eondition the house is in. {59th st., dressed as a clown and accompanied by a mite of a kitty. Washington, had welcomed massed bands, led by Siloam's “mi Temy Land crusades of the will be presented } se ie at Me terete etlets FF t Pp Is hicgreiatiniambt idee iat grail Goniel ataalting ae en Fight t to ave Preston p radio for his cotti. | joeattle’s Favorite Procession Is| SLATER Is HURT Fedde, E Waabiamsae (aus, tne“ worten Sete erscepters.io: 341 See fe evidently prefers jazz singing | ' f grand commanderies of Ore of Victoria brought the Beauscant | URNING out a logging camp and | other new ones cast a pall of amoke char of havenciern | ~—- Cheered; Radio Band Pl E Coa B : pare eR adel | eere ado an ays Montana and Idaho, as well to Seattle, The flag wil! travel in threatening the town of Pres./over Seattle and vicinity Wednes- i other Masonic bodies of th the care of Seattle Knights to Si day. Hundreds of men wero fight: r 'Twas heart failure ; : seg | ah eas ‘ ton, on the Snoqualmie Pass high- s' 0 That got Judge Greeding; | BY JIM MARSHALL F ie W. I Renton company’, Dodge No Serious, Accidents im)sna state a na come | nam, Commandery, Chicago, within | oo est fire Wednesday. was |i, tHe varlous fires in the weatern 2 0 FIC stoppe Sidewalk others distributors, This was fitted ' ‘ , ont LL i, Sed BNE CORRS | SNS, yee. . alf of the state Siete aaa eatng. | hie = h " ¥ A A Eis A nd} up as recetving’ station ‘t Big Knights’ Parade mander of Indiana, mado the re-| A review of Washington brigade, {being brought under control by hun- . FIRE IN Admitte ceding crowds cheered. J dio band | up as vin ation by | . . Hb af = AEN elt Biren | Haven aamal seul Harold ot the: BHinawick |sponse on behalf of Grand Master | Knights ‘Templar, by Sit John {dreds of men from the Preston Mill, QUILCENE CANYON Fu Schepp, the coconut king, asks | And down Third ave, and up Séc-| Shop, and R.H. Rohrig, of | the After performing prodigies of labor | Leonidas P, Newby Campbe LASSIE Sy will be held | Co,, and logging camps nearby Two hundred fire fighters are la- In a Radio Corporation of America in preparation for the Knight at 0, The presentation and drill} ote guosday a smoldering bla boring ag: the month-old blaze he public how he can give away| nq wednesday morning march follows afterwards 00,000. } Seattle's favorite parade—tt j ,000. aie ¥ Manned by members of the Junior | Tomplar conclave, John C, Slater : which had been burning for about a Why not try farming? |nual Star-Sportsmen’s show p nee t Micums © club, the \tryck | secretary of tne executtve committee, month five miles above Preston, was Pr x yroadcast parade music played by | was one of the few to meet with ac- Seeks Wife; Fears fanned to threatening proportions by canyon, in the Port eles-Quilcene sector, This fire believed to be under control un- march by kiddies and their pets. | TODAY'S | Kayor Brown, wilh a meyaphone, |t8© KTCL concert orchestra from | cident in the vast crowd which took heavy winds, The tire swept thru| tll a oe Aa two ago, when it cae 3 | Jey Wn, with a megaphone | the New Washington hotel studio, | part und witnessed the de | , the timber near the Preston Mill | OUt afresh, crossed the divide, an Ve sedd) thacatal: aChlet’. Bev ow. part in and witness ie para he timber near the Preston Mill Nis dPL Lacie tes Kiddlew ant pets | While “Uncle Hal,"' of the club, broad: | Tuesday | Knife Duel May Prove Fatal; She’ll Take Life company’s logging camp and, before | &te its way into Little Quilcene can- cast his orders thru the bat ry of! Ho fell o Fearing that his wife intended to | the lo: yon. rs could make a concerted of his own, was tvaff cop, brush {nat Ahe edge of seat’ Opponent Not Located | Gants a ntiteme, | oudspeakers in the grandstand, and at first it} commit suicide, W. J. Lickmire, {effort to check the rapid advance ot | This is a rich timber section and . Bie ‘ Hi gilke Indians from the Sportsmen's show | was thought he had broken a rib, | | 1151 Seventh ave, N. E., asked the | tho flames, the entire camp was de-)the blaze started in holdings of the ae being diagpea | 2t Green Lake. rode in the proces:/jt turned out to be only it} Following a knife duel at his} police Wedn to search for her, | stroyed Snow Creek Logging Co. and in the Gink who telephones to his | long, jon, while others, with national forest timber in | dugout | bruise, and Sir Knight § an unidentified man,|Mrs, Lickmire disappeared Thurs: | atoning sui: | , | from sooner dogs s|tiome with Seven buildings, donkey engines ron’ by, pets rangin 8 ; ‘ fate ea f wife that he won't be home to | by, pets ig rt mounted on a truck, won interest able to attend the grand encampment | George Apple 1801 ‘orthlake |day and has ‘been thre and logging equipmont are known to |,O2¢ of the most serious fires in dinner last night. to pet tortois In addition to the Hks lodge, /hanquet Tuenday ni ave., was in the city hospital Wed-|cide, according to Lickmire Jhave been destroyed. A. dofinite | ne entire stato started. Wednesday, : iO ¢ 00:1) Han wadlport » ne A | prizes were given by Pig'n Whi > serious idents or heat pros-|nesday slashed about the head, Jeheck Js impossible as the flames | £°°™ donkey engine sparks, north i Puget Sound is sien Betton | camel aia the : Nita F park) Puss'n Boots, the bor ater Ave! trations occurred in the vast throng, |arms and body, and is in a critical) ————_————. J nave completely surrounded the | ° Rorrnrene ia h Rea Jefferson hh motor boats that it is just a] zoo, and with a fairy atop It was|company, the Jacob Kaufmahn com-/oniy a dozen cases were t . in | condition: | ees o loss lg estimated at more |COUtY: It is in properties of the tion of time until the govern-jone of the hits of the show. A|/pany, the Western Leather works, |the emergency hospital in the base-| Apple was found by a. neighbo GOOD USED Fae ooo 8 estimated at more) Diamond Logging Co., and is threat. twill have to erect a Stop and |couple of monkeys in A cage|the J. 1, Barnjer pet shop, the Seat-| ment of the Medical-Dental bldg.| unconsclous, and lying on the floor|| CARS e ‘ ening state timber tracts.’ A larga Sign off Alki Point labeled: "We Lost!’ won a » | tle Ice Cream company and othors.| our of these were cases of exhaus-|of his home at 9:30 nm FLAMES TANNED | j crew is trying to stem the blaze. th ees Many communitica entered sec-| Prizes were awarded ns: follows: | ton |rmhe other duellat staggered from |} Are lasted in today's Want Ad BY HEAVY WINDS At Mount Vernon advices are that indidate for the Polson Ivy club: | tions and competed for a silver lov-| Most original costumo—Hirst, Bor-| yr, 11, Buckner Is In charge of the| the place about # a, m. and appear-|| Columns. Here Is a special Iiat- 1) | anor ty the heavy xules. the) another large crew of fire fighters ts Sipe ; pnloden aalna P i “ lac § * ire quickly spr ru timber and} are», r south. o nok po: 5c nkipper who says his yacht in| ing cup given py ttle lode nn Hine Plorry, 8440 60th aye hospital, Miss Myrtle Fredericky is|ed at the home of 1. 1, Conrad ing Wade RecA GRU Tine Hien tAiGalae at DASHIEDE ths Of Rockport, ane nich shallow draft that it can|B. P, O. 6 ; + $5, Queen and Court cond, | ehiet nurse. ]1412 1. Northlake, where ho asked ALMOST NEW TUDO te LHetowalen Pikatant eth rancheein Dine than 80 acres of green pe over the La Conner Figts on| The parade wasn't as long as| Lucille Funke, 663 Goneneo st — for ald. @Conrad called: a taxtcab FORD SEDAN to the town of Preston, It reached | timber are, being conten up by Y mornings. < ‘Tuesday's, and it didn’t have $3, Fairy of Birds and Butterflies;| Biggest pet—Tom Moore, 910 Stat] ror the Guin and he was driven|| This car is equipped with Ruck he; un ard of the mill com:/ flames started by lighting, o y | bands or drill teams#—-but it was third, Join sy Wugene Healey, b15)ave. W away e tell axel, 6 full balloon. tire pany, iy the lower end of the town,| Another fire, which’ started: Tues: 1 Gee Gee said a mot got into] Mttle’s own, and It won cheers and |16th fave f King “Boston Bui Special pr Francis Farmer.) Apple has been unconscious since Secabapies pun pe parsitt She ‘ne ; ceRRUHTEN eV SU CUA a eetg lopmed: "ki Fdrobe Iaat week @ sImost | comments fr thousands of home |and page n nye W the affair and police have been un Haht, spotlight, vacuum feed. as pot lands near Blectron, in Pierce ih dual lfolks and visitors as its members| Best decorated vehicle—Firat,| ‘Mnby Owl, Idmund Jacobs, 6020] able to get any detalla of the stab V dash lights, Tocky mountain || Determined efforts all ‘Tuesday | county, according to Tacoma re ved to dee |tramped along Alice MeKee, 318 Wall st, pink and | Creston luther acbrey Drakow oversize atoot |night to stem the advancing tide| ports. It is menacing holdings of At dal Dy tven “Doo” Brown was an en-|white buggy; second, Lilian Bend Ant Kater, Willlam ‘Thornton, Mahe ont SHIGa MeN tines jof fire, wore helieved successful} the St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co, NET frant, He brought down Cricket, a jer, 6766 Admiral way; third, Fred: |1620 Second ave, W | Word, Wasy terms, This car || Wednes morning | x , and to towne, wher Atiny thorobred pony, to march in the erick Blake, 2918 Magnolia blvd Indian costume and pet goose. i“B STILL, I want to hear that,” has been driven only a few | Tho forest fire 1s one of the most} BVERETT, July 2y. itty tons |whow. The pony kissed the mayor and| Smallest dog—Bonnie Jean Berteh, | Mrances W. Pattriquin, 4611 47th sald a roughlydrested man to|{ les, Nicely broken in, {tsorious reported in this part of the of ico were melted by a fire in shook hands when “Doe deserted |4652 47th ave. iD ave Ww his companion on Sixth avo, Tues || Puen to the Want Ad Cohajana |{stato this summer, ‘The flames have| the Coast Ice and Cold Storage plant petilting 1.7 hor to ride in the marshal's cur up| Biggest dog-—Hugone Shaw, 1214] Homiliest dog, Buster Martin, |day, as a band began playing “How |] and soe who is offering thia oar {{SWert over an aren estimated at} here yesterday, but not fast enough nie there, front Harrison at | Hothell highway Mim a Foundation.” "Haven't hoard | ty you, RBAD THA WANT AD |[five or six sections of land, doing |to prevent a $1,600 damage to the eta te and that, i ;| Another feature of the show was| ‘Tinniest pet-—-lenore , Dennis,; Dox on stretcher, Milton Jones, that since I was a kid, Didn't know |] COLUMNS DALLY reat damage to standing timber |plant, Production’ will continue Tee ae eile, ‘ihe radio truck, » Graham, given by | 2429 Dexter ave [18064 Terry ave bands played it’ \ | The 1 on fire, with several’ without interruption. j