The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MUTT PARADE
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Anyone having even an ostrich II
perfectly welcome 20 bring u. Also
iu,eiy, we viii 70 30 far even a.
20 say this: Anyone having nm o.
trsch and desiring 90 enter u In the
parade need only 10 notify ur a little
before hand. We will be only too
Glad 70 place buckets Of sand all
along the street that the animal viii
feel perfectly a. homo IN his environ.
msnt and be able TO duck a, any mo
ment the inclination lays hold.
Speaking Of The street ON
which Ne arr 10 parade. let u be
sald that our line Of march h
all decided upon. We're going 10
do" second ave. We shall meet.
all u small boys small girls and
pet animals. az 10 o. M. AZ Third
ave. and virEinis ~. There the
line viii be Termed. with Mayor
brown and Chief VI Police Sew.
gyms In the lead.
AZ II O'Clock we shsii proceed up
Second ave. which for one whole
hour IN to be ours. ours aionc' For
Roy Y. rurse. sea,f'e municipal rail-
way official has absolutely Guaran'
tesf that all street cars shah be re-
moved from Second ave. tracks DC.
tween the hours Of III and IL. we
shall march down the avenue 70
yesier way. swing around ana come
back on tho same street.
Originally We had planned 20 travel
down Ffrst and ND Second. But
First ave. now being all torn up and
under reconstruction IL impossible
a. a pnrndc track. II we had only
thought two months ago to tell the
street department about our parade
scheduled for next saturday u would
81 course. have postponed the recon.
structson started NJ that time. But
we always manage 20 forget some.
thing: it's Just our way.
Nevertheless. second ave. 10
ours. besides the weird Of Mr..
Purse that the tracks shall b
cleared We have the word Of
Chief Of Police Severyns that We
shali UNDERGO NO difficulty In
obtaining . parade permit. Hes
going 10 make II out for us him.
self.
We expect no difficulty In any.
shing--not even In turning around
when We ge, TO Yericr way. For We
have enlisted the services OF none
other than Ralph Hall to serve a.
parade marshai--Raiph Hall, the
man who on July 4 regulated the
maneuvera OF American Legion
paraders,
To-day we again submit the Hat OF
prizes offered TO date.
For the most comically dressed
youngster with pet animal walk
ing. first prIse--s5 merchandise
certificate, from FraserPatter.
son.
For the hoy with largest pet
animal Doth wsllsInxl-S5 mcr-
chandise certificate. from Spaul.
ding 4 Co.
FOR the girl with smallest pet
animal Doth walldngl--S5 mer-
claandixe certificate. from Mac
DougaIi-Southwick.
For the most comlcHlly dressed
boy--F'irst prizc, s. merchandise
certificate. from Spciger & Huri-
but.
second prise--One boys book,
from Lownsn 4 Hartford.
Third prize - Six tickets 10
Blue Mouse theat<r.
For the most comically or most
interestingly dressed little giri--
First prize--S5 merchandise Ger.
tiilcate from the Rhodes store.
second prizc---One girls book,
from Lowman q Hanford.
For the child with bcst pet In
cage tas chIpmunls. parrot, cat.
efc.l--S5 merchandise certificate
from Standard Furniture Co.
For the best.decorated animal
walking hoy lcadinsl--SS Nee
cmno set, from Piper 4 Taft.
For the bcst-decorated animal
walking (girI Ieadingp--s5 mer-
chandise certificate from Len.
mons.
Best-decorated cart pony, dog,
goat---nothing barred IS mer.
chandise certificate from the Owl
Drug Co.
For the youngster with most.
frcckIes---Award 70 be something
In electrical or radio line. from
J. J. Agutter 4 Co.
For tho homiiest mutt dog
One collar and chain from Bar.
nier's dog and bird store.
For the buil pup that looks
most Hike brownie" the Cen
fury comedy pup-$5, from the
Columbia theatcr.
More prizes arc yet 20 be an.
nounced.