The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-18
SHORT NEWS

kILBouRNE 4 CLARK CO.. Seat.
tie manufacturers Of wireless tele-
graph instruments. will be reor-
ganized TO increase the capital
stock from 100000 TO 1000, 900.
J. o. HooE, Seattle banker.
leaves shortly for the Chicago con.
ference OF the republican national
committee. Later he will attend
the American Bankers association
convention.
SEATTLE CLOSED its park con.
cert season Sunday with two con-
eerts. at Woodland and Volunteer
parks.
FULL GROWN trees and shrubs
will be planted In City Hall park
M part OF the landscape plan ap-
proved by the council.
THE BODY OF Rev z. r. Tyson.
who dropped dead Saturday In his
study at the First NJ. r. church.
was sent 10 Philadelphia Monday
for burial
Or. GEORGE v. CALHOUN. "a.
Seattle pioneer and former presl.
dent Of the board OF university re.
gents. died Saturday after a lin.
gcring Illness.
MISS MYRTLE HAMMOND and
j. T. Thomas. deaf mutek. were
married at the home of the brides
mother. 1909 Summit ave. ~. In
the presence OF a large number OF
the deaf colony of Seattle.
A. 8. CORY was reelected presl.
dent OF the Methodist Laymens
association Friday Mt Everett. C..
w. Lee. OF Seattle. was elected
vice president. and !. II. Bennett.
Of Seattle. treasurer.
who fell into a crevasse Friday on
Mt. Rainier. was brought safely to
Paradise camp. II was learned
Monday.
EDWARD CALDWELL. 8. OF
waiia Walia. injured himself In a
pushmobiie accident in such a
manner that he could draw hts
breath easily. but could not exhale.
He pumped HIS lungs so full OF air
he died.
J. n. BINks. OF Shelton. passed
thru Seatti. Saturday for New
York. where he will Join Is recent.
ly appointed Rhodes scholars.
Binns Is a graduate Of the state
college.
DONALD SIMPSON. IL. of 2aia
Higelow ave. suffered serious IN
iuries Saturday when a bicycle he
was riding was struck by jitney
driven by II. L. Dow at Eastiake
ave and Roanoke NJ.
THE FIRST exhibits from Alas.
ka for the Northwest Land Prod.
ucts exposition to be held in Sc.
attic. beginning Oct 4, arrived on
the steamer Admiral Evans from
Anchorage. Valdez and skagway.
A MEETING called by the King
County Tuberculosis league to
wage fight against the white
plague will be held Friday in the
Y. NJ. c. A.
MARKING THE revival of ship.
building on Puget sound. the Seat.
tic Manufacturers association will
give the shipbuilders a banque,
Thursday night In the New Wash
lngton.
MEMBERS or the First United
Presbyterian church will give DR..
Ralph Atkinson farewell recep.
ton Monday night at the church
at isth ave. and East Spring ST.
DR.. Atkinson leaves for the East
Wednesday.
w. r. RENNIE and NJ. T.. Hamp-
ton have been added TO the BOYS
department of the Y. NJ c. A.. with
the opening OF the fall and winter
seasons. Frank Skinner VIII de.
vote part OF his time to boys work.
SEVERAL HUNDRED Seattle
Boy Scouts visited various
churches Sunday and aided in the
Inauguration of Boy Scout week.
incidentally selling 1900 tickets
for the scout entertainment at the
Orpheum this week.
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE been
completed for raising the tug Man
cite. which sank recently at Ho-
GUAM.
sixTY.FIvE MEMBERS OF the
disbursements encampment at Fort
Lswton awokc Monday morning
with sore arms as the result of
the anti-typhoid vaccine given
them Sunday
w. L. JENNINGS, former super
intendent OF the Colorado School of
Mines, was found dead Sunday at
his home In Long Beach. Cal, from
fumes OF chloroform. which he ad-
ministered I'm too largo n doso IN q