The Seattle star. [volume], June 13, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1928
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buy one of those new Bungalows
that -are being advertised thru !hc[
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Strength is essential in almost any undertaking. In the banking
business it is of fundamental importance. This is a strong bank.
Our invested capital is $1,000,000. Our resources are over $26,- |
000,000. We are subject to state, federal and clearing house
supervision. Moreover, our officers and directors are men of
proven ability and large responsibility.
A Strong Bank for Your Sc.wiuys :
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B\ ‘J/j SECOND AVENUE at COLUMBIA
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Organized Over Forty-One Years Ago
Port Awaits Word on Skin-
E ner & Eddy Site
Word from the shipping board at
Washington, D, C. tentatively ac.
cepting the offer of the Seattle Port
commission to take over the Skin.
ner & Eddy shipyard site No. 2 for
§600,000 was accepted by George B,
Lamping, president of the port com
mission Wednesday, he sajd.
Lamping completed a conference
In Portland recently with Senator
George F. Chamveriain of Oregon,
A member of the shipping board,
who promised that he would do all
In his power to put the deal thru,
sccording to Lamping, Chamberlain
arrived in Washington, . C.. late
Monday and was to wirs Lamping
the board's decision Tuesday,
“Chamberlain favoras the port
ownership of the property and told
me he belleved the board would ac.
cept the port's offer. He promised
o do all he could to complete the
deal” sald Lamping Wednesday,
A wire from Washington, D,
was recelved here Wednesday which
quoted Commissioner Meyer Lissner
of the shipping board as saying that
the deal had been temporarily halt.
ed due to the possibility of legal
difficulties préventing the carrying
out of the plan. Lamping stated
that a test suit on the sala of the
port commission bonds, which wero
to be used to buy the site, would
remove all legal difficulties now in
the path of the port commissioners.
The date of thiy test suit has not
been set and port commissioners
will arrange it within a short time,
according to Lamping.
| Gov. Gen. Leonard Wood has been
Awarded the Roosevelt medal for the
promotion of naval defense.
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Re.elect Dr. H. G. Stub, of St.
Paul, as president of the Norwegian
Lutheran church of America.
9:05.8
Forty members of the Seattle Ad
vertising club will. attend the Pa.
cifie Coast Advertising Clubs' acso
clation convention at Spokane, June
17 to-21. :
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Andrew MoQuaker Is the new
president of the Mutual Husiness
club for the next six months, with
Tracey E. Griffin ay vice president,
. . .
Rev. Mark A, Matthews, mastor of
the First Presbyterian chureh, Is be.
queathed the entire estate of Thom.
ag J. Smith, $6,000, retired business
man, according to the terms of
Smith's will,
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Clifford Marsh, mail carrier. sus.
tained a broken arm Tuesday in an
effort to crank the officlal govern.
ment flivver,
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The prize-winning drum corps of
Seattle Moose lodge, No. 211, will
have charge of entertalnment at the
tourist auto camp .uu: woek.
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The literary and comic monthlies
of the university, the Columns and
the Sun Dodger, appearsd on the
campus Wednesday, In combined
form, embracing the final issues of
cach, .
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Wedding bells rang out for Craw.
ford E. White, attorney and state
president of the Eagles, when he
married Mrs, Violette Adelia John.
son, of Astoria, .
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The first woman to receive the
highest. office in the Ancient Or.
der of United Workmen was hon
ored Tuesday, when Bertha Kule
was chosen master workman of
E¥ergreen lodge, No. 2,
A church In Kengington, Eng.,
has a clock which strikes the
hours on bells but which has no
face.
NEW JERSEY KU KLUX INITIATES 600
Up Guards,and at ’em!
Wriggling Army at Bay
Phalanx of “Last-Stand” Southern Pacific
Officials Squir? })ilflqn »Cgterpillar Mass
CORVALLIS, Ore., June 13.—Two
high officials of the SBouthern Puaeific
and a trainload of crude 01l weres or
dered into the breach today In an
effort to halt the caterpillar caraven
In hospitals, large /
offices, fine homes
where immaculate
ness is demanded,
Calol Liquid Gloss
is known best, used
most. Cleans and
polishes—floors, fur
niture, linoleum, etc.,
like magic.
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
{ California)
CALOL
LIQUID
GLOSS
THE BEATTLE SBTAR
which is delaying traffic on the New
port branch line.
The crude 011, & whole train of it,
s being generously deluged onto the
roadbed and the right of way beside
the tracks: in the hope that it will
huave a fly paper effect and halt the
advancing worm legions.
The officlals, Charles 8. Fee, pas.
senger traffic manager, and John M.
Scott, general passenger agent, are
hurrying here in an effort to ascer
twin what manner of creation would
hive the temerity to hold up a
Southern Pacific train.
They will superintend further
spreading of the 011, which is the
method of attack akreed upon as
maost likely to stem the tide of wrig
glng worms. However, there ia
some probability that the caterpillars
will use braln work, with the ad
vance guard acting in the nature of
a sponge 1o absorb the gooey 011, and
permitting other millions to grawl
forward to the attack over thelr dead
bodies.,
Yesterday's local, having had some
success in breaking thru the day be
fore by using two engines, hitched
on a third, and skidded along the
worm-covered tracks with only a few
minutes’ delay, But using three en
gines to pull a lttle traln which one
should be able to transport easily is
not the Southern Pacific's idea of
economy, henice the campaign of ex
termination against the lowly cater
pillars,
But should all antl.worm crusades
be doomed to failure, and there is
every possibility they will be, this
unexplained antipathy for the South.
ern Pacific which the caterplllars are
showing can only last just so long.
Soon,. unless they are a special
brand of caterpillars, they must en.
ter the pupa stage, from which they
will later emerge full grown and
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Above candidates are
kneeling before the flaming
cross and taking the oath of
allegiance at the initiation at
Clarke's Landing, N, J., when
600 new members were ad
mitted to the Ku Klur Klan.
Below is ¢ woman officer of
the Ladies of the Invisible
Empire, unmasked, guarded
by Royal Riders.of the Red
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Editor’s Funeral
Is Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Misg Martina
Johnston, a resident of Seattle since
1587 and for many yesars editor and
publisher of the Catholic Northwest
Progress, were held at St. James
cathedrul Wednesday moming, and
were followed by Interment in Cal
vary cemetery, Miss Johnston died
Sunday,
beautiful butterflies, flitting hither
and yon over the greensward.
And, realizing this, even the most
pessimistic Southern Pacific employe
Is hopeful. ¥or no one hams ever
heard of butterflies Joining in a
massed attack to hold up a railroad
train,
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MAYNARD'S ADDITION
There
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TO JO“OI’SOH Pal'k DlStflCt ing with the number on
the map. Sale -to be h_eld
The Owner Has Authorized the Sale of She opery IR . NI
: Saturday, June 16
Sunday, June 17 1
At 2 P. M. each day
J. E. BARNETT, f
Auctioneer ]
Elliott 2408 ‘
. to Be Sold Without Limit. Sale Takes Place on the Property LSk
' Saturday, June 16—2 P. M.—Sunday, June 17
See the property be
fore the sale. Each lot , = HOW tO Get Thel'e
| plainly marked \\'.l‘th lot U 7YNATOS L 8 W Take Jefferson Park
and block numbers. \ N car, No. 12, on Srd Ave-
Those interested can 2 gue, t(i'ansftgi}' toB city
arrange to see the prop- T q 2 us. Get off ‘at Bran
l‘l't‘\' by Qa”ing @ % 5””//00” = don St. Go one blOCk
T 5o Lol west. Motorists can
7] u= 31 7 drive right to the prop
carter i e fi M erty. Our signs will
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MACUONAIA | =i e To The Public
& 1y ;? ey ¥ - Would you buy a lot
| & Mlller QQ&* N at your own price? If
‘ =] g o] iqo, attend tl(;is_ sale arll)g
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f Autos at Your Service Orcas Sracer P ERANL Da A ized to sell al.l lOt.s re
| Phone Elliott 5870 e Svenabas \] {ACCI9BS F e
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. each purchaser. Lots J. " Terms o' sale ‘
' will be sold free and , I‘glthel cash wm“ 5 ‘
. clear of all=®encum- A t' pe: C(z;ltt dclsg%unlt)a(i;nzci 1
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| brances, assessments uc loneer ‘ ilt $lO per month and 6 ‘
paid in full. Taxes per cent interest on de- |
paid to date. N e RO ferred payments. |
} Full Information by Calling
CARTER, MacDONALD & MILLER, inc.
| Elliott 5870 Sales Agents
18 QI7TO F. KEGEL, President
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Sizes for Misses and T\\ % % " fi
Women Uk T_: b :
Every frock in keeping with fashion’s /%o;q ;%]
demands —in materials —in colors —in =
styles. Values such as these are rare, in
deed, and this will be a record-breaking : L \Q
sale. Choose from the following:
COLORS: Blue, orch,id. black, gray, brown, tan, paisley.
MATERIALS: Prints, moire, flat crepe, crepe de chine, Canton crepe.
Dresses Suitable for Street or Sports Wear l
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