The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1925, Page 8

Paco S THE EATTI A RIDA (To Conduct Own Fun SACRAMENTO, Oct. 30.—(By United News)—After > 18 years of careful preparation, William M, Bowman 91, picturesque settler of the old Mother Lode country has completed all arrangements for a self-conducted burial. High on a windswept hill, near Shingle Springs Cam pus Traftic Czar | «6 : PeParins No Panaltionl “Yes, Indeed, I Remember When” rail Paved Way for “Fixless” Traffic Slips Year Before City Adopted System BY RUTH WALLER x Bowman has made his own grave, erected a sepulchre, | pendte : : fashioned a coffin, and chiseled out a tombstope. When ; t wes : : he feels death coming he plans to lower himself into hi . ‘a ing coffin and, with his final living gesture, pull a rope ® “i which will raise a flag for all the valley below to see. F E . al k . Ra RESERVE BANK WHEAT MARKET RATIO UP = SENT DOWN students Cexos sal Statement Shows Improved Late Selling Breaks Prices dente» : ote : Condition This Week on Board of Trade the large allow we WALK SEMA JOURNAL VINANS PS 2 . : wh P ae © ’ t “Well,” he said, “I guess it is res FOR DEATH eile for Three Citi- mie nNos zens Are Planned Here Inquest Into Another Fatal | COEF com a Accident Being Held | te pionee | be Seattle Wheat 4 a After a ¢ turned a verd blaming him f Mam H. Park Black 20th ave. N. E. was place in cus | Undertaking 4 tedy of the sheriff by Deputy Prose- | pany cutor Eugene Meacham. JOHN MORR: Black was then released, le 1, Meacham considered he will file a charge again EUPHEMIA M. FISHER, to be bu om the Home | DN, 66, of Kirk ed in last rites} Sriteer rtaking Co. at 3], 00°C tt, by the Rev. J.w.| frst president of erg Dunberry Parker was crossing Tenth ave. N.| pannum, and. Cremation | tY during the w P B., at E. 50th st, a week ago Wed-| wir ¢) low. Femanto® | For a week or 10 da . nesday, when he was hit by Black's! Zs A Mercer was in 0} young A GRRAT CHANGE has taken place in the University ey earees , Clee Batureay. “He zton since the time when Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ai praia Wl ymndsooaseed Keck, Fi t 1 B Bagl y attended the school in 1861, the year it was ‘ounded. he two alumni are shown here looking over the campus, which has grown to immense proportions from a humble beginning. lived at 4701% Brooklyn ave |2 Oregon Convicts Another inquest was being held Friday afternoon Into the death of Sentenced to Hang. «:: Wallace Longstaff, 10, 6244 SALEM, ¢ Oct. 30.—(By U. P) more ave., who was killed whil h Ellsworth Kelley and James | © livering papers on his ‘scooter’ urday, by an auto, driven by RR. Frankhouser, 3309 W: etogert aye. Would be your first choice, with- out any doubt if you come and see them, ‘ Artist Paints Portrait From Camera Snapshot George A. Stanley, : me} Noted Tacoma Edu- cator, Is Honored Single or double-breasted. An Overcoat de luxe that offers young men the latest in style and gives older men that gentility they seek. Cowpuncher and PORTLAND, Ore., Oct Nam Hart, cowpuncher, by a federal grand ju charge of murde Mathew Shoe- trips, Indian, the Umatilla Ip ii “4 @ian ‘reservation, it. was revea — Flag ' ay Fete Tonight All wanted colors for fall. 929 to $40 WESTERMAN’S Two Stores for Men: 1534 Westlake, Near Pine 220 First Ave. S., at Main when the jury reported late yes! day. | The Philippines’ Flag day will be Cecil J. Peerce, University of ore | celebrated by Filipinos here F age to President a small camera stu gon medical student, was indicted |evening with a program ot music| Oe" tb? aegis the’ face, Hera fue for the thett of army medical su>-land speaking at the Knights ter Ame ouvite lane bi 18a plies. | Columbus hall, paren and Union | | st, Friday at $ Ls COLLARS FOR DAY WEAR | _ Te Filipino Cont ral Hedy. of Se SAYS HE FELL IN * spi age attle announces Mayor Brown and ‘The high collar ts quite the smart- | Manuel 8. Rustia, commercial at- est neckline one can achieve. How- tache, a kers, anc fo t ee enay ie Dersectly. [Miss Felicidad Alvarez, 8. Hernan | | TOP COATS OF VEL VET |dez and the Mendelssohn trio, Top coats of velveteen and even of chiffon velvet or heavy satin are} Rastern Star Will Gecidedly new and smart this sea- son. | Entertain Tonight | Jack-o'-lanterns, goblins and witc oo fs will greet the guests of Seattle Shi Ne § || tt, Orser of the Eastern star, D Ww |day night when they gather for j|chapter’s annual ball {n the Shi : auditorium, Harvard ave. and Pine s\ Vessels in Port at Seattle! yfor. than 500. invitations hy @mith’s Core Term!nal—Pier i been imsued to members and frie Miuncvaden by Mrs Olgs eallarerro, worthy mie ; Bell Street Termin 8. LT. Hal ron, She promises that there will . pica Ahad " m, El Capitan, 'Vie-|not be a dull moment from the time ened nea Tae g of the grand march until the guests oh: Oc eee eo | of his subject | ris «| gerald said he did not know oxa -|have danced to the last strains of |r ey ened to hime tut i Injured Prisoner Thinks He Was Not Attacked es | Regaining conscious: is. for the first t 8 found mysteriously BUTLER GRILL CELEBRATING HALLOWEEN TONIGHT We have arranged with Pantages for several to entertain you, including Miss Neva Brownfield Champion Charleston Dancer George A. Stanley a bast prisoners, who wer also Charleston Contest A suitable prize will be awarded the winner. New decorations. Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers—Str x port N U. 8. G. B. Explorer, str Home, Sweet Home. Rorce, : he was fairly certain that no ¢ fic Coast Engine Worke—Str Admi- - - hit hi An X-r ° minatio ToGdi meuree | _ GYM PROGRAM TODAY thateleiounltat tbed: roca f aM in, . ” EX a nc! will | * LE ray i 4 " % °s Ue 8 Shipping Board Mooringe—Stre| The Physical Education club will | tytn facture. His face wae 1 th the / weekly Memnon, Cuprum. Connecticut Street Terminal—U. 8, L. H. jentertain the physical education ma- | cut. Fitzgerald was arrested the o ton | . Reltet, str Himrod dors of the University of Washington | Gay afternoon at Third ave ‘Atlantic Street Terminal—Str Alda. jat the women's gymnasium Friday | You, way for drunkeness Pacific Steamship Terminal—Str Emmalaternoon, Dancing and athletic r F an hour later in injured Alexander. | was four Standard Oil Terminal—str Capt, a. ¥,| Stunts will be featured in the pro-| cit badly $eattlea- Lucas gram j ry : San Juan Fish Co. 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