The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1925, Page 3

OC SEL IIa oce E — ee ae RES ARII SS LERSPRERIE NGA II ELISE RITE EU ITS e es OPEB I Ae SRA Sa! Ps a s 2 RAP SERRA eeeeR: MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1925 frHEe SEA | @ND LANDING SST ORM Rg HE Sk cape GAB COMPANY } MacMillan’s Craft Turned) Sunday when they found § lar trying aw thru two Overlook Several Hundred Back by’ Arctic Gale | |" #3 OMIT the filo and: & ee norecsinn on the) Dollars; Flee With $6 if WASHINGTON, A F be i Y « ( DARROW FLAYED No Welcome © = wi: —, BY JUDGE = © SignIs Hung en Se cae ‘attaratonensonee | Out by Fish : } Dont You Wish You Knew? ' No person car 1 } life; no one lives k | experience the whole ga | | COOLIDGE GETS or mam glia ees 1997 BUDGET But there is ar put aie Fi lished that will tell yo as it is lived here, now, ¢ the human emotion Director Lord Has Maximum Within President’s Limit tween the covers ¢ are written by ary people. . ; : The stories of this mag common, o They are thrilling and gripping narratives that draw forth tears ‘ and smiles. haien bie ur copy of September , ‘ ORY today—y il At tf f id the co the nearest newsstand. Ie will cost you a quarter, but a parents: hav! pemal | it will be worth as much as you ang fr¢ t eattlo City-¥ wtle bh iclior can get from it—and that should 1 : be a lot. Mr, Bryan didn’t believe in evo-| stra, N. W. Hurd f | que Atall newsstands 25¢ entintal eae MOTHER TO AlD BOY-SLAYER Woman Thinks Son Didn't Mean to Kill Father We expect this bed Joe to be the big - apgp ison! | <SS>_ week at our | great Clearance Sale of ® Beautiful Footwear at Sacrifice Prices The days of the sale are numbered—the shoes must move. We have one through the stock again and put more broken lines into the sale at | s . : , Coast Man Gets Position broken unless they With N.Y. Ship Firm a lower price. Lines of shoes do not become are Popular Materials and Hues rok eveenng is i Stylish Models ig tin traffic Thomas manager 1 the the Ste man é oS nd H. N traffic as pad shipping | ndard in the Phill tren ha Therefore, when we offer 4 offering you Some of the Prettiest Shoes in Our Stock at Big Values you broken lines at greater reductions, we are many of the entered in 1906 with the any as man-| th n distr the | | Mail Ste China Ma ACCIDENT FATAL smpany an hip company 700 Pairs Ladies’ 600 Pairs Ladies’ Pumps 750 Pairs Ladies’ University Oregon Girl Dies of Injuries | Pumps Pumps IKUGENB, Ore, Aug. 10.—(By P)J—Miss Kathryn De Neffe, Uni versity of Oregon girl and daughter of Mr Mi K. De Neffe, iy Bugene, died Sunday from injuries received in, an automobile accident | eartier in the day She was riding in an automobile ° with her sister Ruth and two young | Cantilevers men, Don Kerns and Richard Reed, | utter captain of last year’s | For women and Grant Flexated Shoes for TO ee ka alverall vOE men, in broken lines only, while they last. $5.85 to $8.85 || BAXTER..." auto collided with a ma Lemmers, chine driven by Leo Mrs. Seelye Dies; Hi in City 23 At Aowli A resident Mra, Mloronee 417 Corll } morning. ‘The body 4 Undertaking Co. 1406 Second Ave. | home att funeral pending rangemonts Mi ¢ was born in Bngland, | coming ovef® to this country when | earn old, She is survived hy two | Jonitdren, frances MeGovern and | Mra, Waller Gutridge, and a sister Himily Linford, all of Seattle. | Mr A SS | n with the Pacific | "é ITLE STAR PA THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F. KEGEL, President AVENUE AND PIKE STREET FIFTH Several Hundred Floor Lamps Now Reduced AMPS from our regular stock—one of a kind—floor samples—o vers tock—the very finest Lamps complete with beautiful silk shades. We emphasize the fact that these are the finest Lamps bought for our regular selling—and their sales prices are greatly reduced. The assortments are unusual in their variety—bringing an opportunity not only to brighten the home but to make a substantial saving—if you purchase now. The Grote-Rankin Company, Third Floor BUREAU OF MISSING cea alee The Star invites ite readers to use this Water Is Forgotten His fall of 15 feet into the waters of the Sound from the West Seattle ferry ] Plunge Into Sound You Gotta Get Pioneers to Pioneer These Days!) Saturday night, and his res- cue by deck hands, was forgotten en by Joseph -Leymer) 59; ; h SP. STEWART ! I came from. Gosh! department as an aid in finding missing i Ped 10 tase ‘em in the old days! | Felatives er friends. | The department is stated Monday in the city hospital, ‘ . ; chance to |@ Help in reuniting those whe have been | where he was vering fr Alfalfa Bi amp at @ Chance {| separated. Those whose relatives oF) ol} hath, Pipa htaat a Shade rt © missing are invited to report pei! dingly the disappearance directly to The Star. He was unconscious when first Readers who may know the whereabouts of persons mentioned tn this column as! i616 told nurses ne requested also to report to |” " Len mind, The Star. Other newspapers are invited ject to fainting to reprodnce such items ae will interest hie had had such too Old | their readers, 8 in a new coun: ) hah Oe ned to be an ex MARY eae KLEY, taken to the hospi |. When he came he was sub nd presumed an attack, spells ast se »y Take State Display to Hawaiian Exhibit got colonists from the they were the old ha He would like to get in touch The Washington exhibit at the type of the|and grand: with her, His address is 207 James | tawail pialhexpoattion: will ‘covered wagon” days mane st leave in charge of R. C. #5 ose Roe McDonald, of Alexander & Baldwin, VILD WES short, wa a ,'e ‘ j within a few days, Mr. McDonald ai trying ¢ : a Students Rank High [said Monday. 1 will occupy 40 % a man up in an electri aes ateenecty nic in th 4. furnace-heated farm! Among the 238 students of Wash- retin et pENG rays Ue Gers and| house, with running water, tele ton State college who are on the| geyeral Seattle and Tacoma firma » grow | Phone, radio set, phonograph, we 7 eee roll for getting standings of|are sending representatives to the more and more domesticated. bullt barns, cribs and silos all about} «4» in at least six hours of class| fair with their exhibits. Similar. ar- Fina become so acute| tim, a tractor to do all the hard} rangements at former fairs have re- that hi see If he couldn't | Work and an auto waiting to rush aS sulted in heavy orders for Wash- care Ur ubstitute for the real) him, in 15 minutes, to the nearest}are: Jack Bennett, Geor, ngton products from Hawaii. Two movie whenever he feels like it | Charles Greer, ers) int Edward » Ruth? Ralph Pillsbury and John 1 thing him ¢ ered wilde isfy it Somebody hat the only uncon which neverthe ¢ place to live in, was din central South Amer large buildings will be occupied by exhibits of state manufactures, wless, NO Bill's ec It dwindled | two at a time y didn’t last long.| Richards. at fir hen in groups, : way st one or then | Demand Dausrestion |Man Arrested After jof Criminal Aliens + buss has his “wild w | (rRTOW." thought Bi “to ge | no “wild w ‘| Collision With Auto| INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 10.—(By U. Nor sti # And the stories those colon Charged with driving while drunk, | P)—Pa of legislation for de- tae here as they straggle back home! after he ed to have collided | portation o: aliens convicted of a ron - | with at 10th ave, N. E./ felony was urged in a resolution aie ate ‘ FIRST CHRISTIANS and . Sunday night, R.[adopted here today by the national ToiGonauer matinee ef ERIVAN, Armenia.—During exca.| Carlson, 45, was sed from the Americanism commission of the ury, and conque what | vation work on the slopes of Mount | ‘lly Jail Monday on $750 bail : alfa Bill” Murray lives for at, whe the Ark came to rest = aT |that he likes, ‘The job of tar the Armenian king was it is what he gets his fun out of aring a second century | Having done he's on to a new one, ju me me on from Oklahoma to Bolivia, [when the former got too civilized for him 3 o- Great Britain manufacturing “Now HERE el the world,” | brick by grinding clinkers and ashes | ud Bill to If, “are there | and mixing them with lime and wa. uch ploneers as back in the | ter Stak | — Greater Beauty Finer Performance Lower Price; —in the latest Oldsmobile, Science Saves Thousands in Grasshopper Warfare | ADISON, Wis, Aug. 40.—Science, A total of 26,780 acres of land has waged so successful a] was covered with this formula at a campaign af { the grasshopper] Cost of $1 less than 6 ¢ in a corner of this state that it 4 ald in thi tors found that the offering it direction to do their young, stil] Nee: Ln eA es i food tenally | which splendidly reflects Caivorwilysok Wlsootialn, -Atapbed his HEPmoeahtstin' tt intly if (ho Oldsmobile’s policy of con: experimental work on this peninsula Wait i mobet » be i Now this work Is well established and | found to be extre stant progress. See next effective | Y | iv no longer on an experimental basi The tyit 4 loast just like ’ 8 the chief contribution | seed atin rate hout 10 pound: Saturday's bide) my fered by Ihuke, outside of the} to the acre. It has been found! | erasshopper eradicationghus been o| harmless to crops: | formula whieh would cost farmers It hus’ been estimated that the only about 6 cents ngpaercy) ving to Ypor county farmers alone, | formula includes 100° pounds} last year His exceeded $200,000, At vawdust, one quart sodium arsenite, | thi | 6 country would run into many | SA nant ind 10 gallons water, } millions of dollars, |