The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 1

Watered as Second Cla VOL NO. 133 SE AT WASIL, THURSDAY, SULY ~The. ‘Newspaper er With the Bigg: st Circulation soos Rey The seattle St ar = p -emagtbes in Washington attor Any 2, 1899, Gt the Postoffice at Beatle, Wan, rer Your, by Mall, $3.00 TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE He ming termin: National swim EE Detroit Pane use her water ee Was vouldn’t let ings. We asket Ltt Gee cee wnt George W. Vallery of Denver Is fen ana aie sau ve momsee Elected Grand Master of Knights NTHUSIASTIC boosters of Minneapolis and Detroit were Thursday morning waging the hottest kind of a con- ys| test for the honor of entertaining the grand encampment ,of nights Templar three years hence. The spirited race of the two friendly rivals overtopped in interest the election of grand officers of Knights Tem- plar as the business sessions of the 36th triennial conclave : d were resumed Thursday morning at the Masonic Temple, a otis “IMep Harvard ave. and Pine st ees Minneapolis was several laps in the lead in the colorful TODAY'S NEWS PICTURE campaign being stag at the temple entrance while Sir Knights were arriving for the official me “Minneapolis invites you by t waters Minnetonka! 10,000 lakes n Minnesota. Count them - in sd the sons and daughters of Minneapolis as ts Templa ar wended their way into the hall. he charms and advantages of Detroit were likewise ex | toHed for the benefit of those who will vote the next meet ing place. hnny Weissmuller, youthful by . ro g star, trying out the tem was t Int that a “dark, ae Y re of the water o yester ¥ might come h day’s race. Johnny's pedigreed clam | “ mt the minute and walk hound, Cuppacawfee, always a way witt perha v ' panies the ¢ mpion, and ¥ : his clothes, so that the other fasten te 2s Grandparents Are Burned al highest ofrice of Knishts Templar}. in Attempted Rescue hy Leonidas Perry |MYSTERY FIRE IN BED w Baby Dies During Auto Dash to Renton Hospital TODAY'S nd Ad Hamer I The bozo who tries to play a lace curtain on his pianola, 7) ld mig gets cooler jus electric fan. ABAGAIL APPLESAUCE SAYS: “Gallantry is th’ spirit which prompts a man to offer a wom ee eels to Fase % Column | 4) | (Turn to Page 9, Column 1) an his seat in a street car—a block before he reaches his des. tination.” What is plaid golf s girl in a crete .« Wayfarer Performances ne t4 {Thousands Sit in Silence as Great Pageant! , Gee Gee, the little madcap, calls) ner steeping bag her knap-sack. | Unfolds Before Them; Knights Applauded 6OHE =WAYFAF matchless 1 “LPL GER GEE, TH’ OFFICE VAMP, SEZ: Rubber bathing suits are the latest novelties at Seattle | beaches. The spectators sup- | the crack drill team | ply the. rubber. Detroit commandery of i bee 7 hts Templar began Sts exhibl Each of the thousands of perform. | g} » ‘ {tion drill. For 30 minutes it held | ¢ eems to fit into his part, from | ncayiap In elite ctr. | the interest of the immense audi-|the principals down to the 1 cles ‘vale ced 10! ence | children who come onto rhyme vagh y Viel Dac of the great|in two scenes, It ts of “eatd’ | lence was tand how such a vast number a i into anoth d. of untrained performers can be han lpn “rd, Wke to sce more of ww"! he spectacular pageant moved} died with such #kill ise ne told her: “Are you going to iS ; ne MiB ee HEL Vanning beach sunday?” == CALIFORNIA. KNIGHTS hind father wore asleep Series. } WILL DRILL TONIGHT Old Silas Grump, the, sage of | The Knights Templar drill Pal Pumpkin Hollow, says that man | ee |for Thursd night will be made AS i doesn’t know what real happine eel ae : from ifornia comr ’ js until he gets married, and ttee | Be Aint i is 8 what h pmen will make t too late Seattle’s usiness grand . march f | Bea ss scalars Cape arheeAg weave seattle | ROSS Watson Can Gain Tem- |' “Goly 3), ae cepeh stent aie @ rty for That Sum aa i remy to you in a business business | POrary Liberty | aweet harmonies, until irectory.’ alphabeti: ¥ F same Krew dl th to worke, directory pha bet VANCOUVET cally arranged — on I page 17. This directory ap- Caatla. on the county-city | tt par seu ni weale ly, ‘The ticket office at the |buil | pears once a wee Hinsiepadaatiy Gwar iel donhit and is a special ser- |]{ning, and Manager Molunest prom-|of Mr c or | ice foray ison wenta for all tion of Wy " | vice or you, The traffic is being well handled. | Maitiind te-dt wood 11 married Within 20 minhtes after the close of | Watson friends who are celebrating thelr the performancé Wednesday night The Roya wooden anniversary I wore on thelr way home, either by lat d A.J treet car or by automobile, _ Daddy y in Trouble, They Go to Jail i oat }. Rigsby and Baby Dan had to go/t tigsby was s held as a material witness in an alleged arson case in which her to the prosecuting ar s office. ; THEIR DADDY IS IN TROUBLE, so Mrs to jail. ) reweue the husband was involved, “te ce Mother, Held as Witness in Arson Case, Hurt Forest Fire Goes to Jai] With Her weeny By John WwW. eee THREATENED TO STE Al HE K BABY Record Crowd Attends ai ra MAN DROWNS IN - GIRL'S RESCUE Plunges Into Auburn Lake Altho Unable to Swim ATTORNEY MAKES (SERIOUS CHARGE at Auburn and later taken elzed him around | jaunched ‘a’ boat “andi towed! the ex -| | hausted ni] wil ashore, SinglHandod Cop Raids Dance, Nabs 3 & partlyefilled whisky bot hiding plaice, was of $42,000 la - New Mexico, Texas Four States Tremble During Wave of Earth Disturbance Caused by Slip of Fault in Earth AMARILLO, Texas, July 30.—(By U. P.) Two distinct New Mexico, - earth tremor ook the panhandle of Ka Oklahoma and Kansas early toda at Clarendon, Te hort durattion. n felt a 6:12, notice at 6:05 a. m., and ami, Texas, reported The Shocks were fel hile Ca —__/ undalation struck Amat downtown building BRYAN AT END OF HIS LAST. JOURNEY Commoner’s Body Arrives in, Nation’s Capital HUNDREDS AT STAN ONT Death Trip as Triumphant vi che IMERCAN SHI ae NEAR GENEVA Rage t 16-Year-Old Boy Admits Paarl ire , Killing California Woman n. his. con woman He had deed we undead in @ few Aged Man Is Killed in Dynamite Blast n C. Mar- dyna- erock last irday, died this morning in the nera ita His wife 1 six children we t his bed- side when the end came CROWDS ON HAND AT WASHINGTON Mrs. Bryan left the t ‘ South Dakota Gas ie Is Slashed July 3 U d Oil company of Ea cut the price of gasoline cent a gallon in certain local- Fighter May Die in South Dakota to meet com- TCHEE Ju 60, whe dily in numbe en | put up a Christ | st were d forward to led on its » pavilion. All people pr D., July departm asoline at and will sented, no- aconess | ticeably cle y were out morning (Turn to Page 9, Column 2) The First-Paw Story of a Dog— Breezy Confessions .of a Bull Pup By John Taintor Foote ¢ ‘5 OU’RE in for a joyous series ‘ of dog stories, Star Read- than the nt companie: Trub, the Lovable Bull Pup, is going to write for you. That is, John Taintor Foote, his cre- ator, will tell you the rollicking adventures of this mischievous animal in Trub’s own words. Foote knows animals, and above all, dogs. 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