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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
BUDGET BOOSTED

asattle's cost OF government ia
jumping upwards in staggering
bounds, preliminary budget .sti.
mates completed by the city council
Saturday. reveal
A. tho 1885 expense ledger now
stands nearly : mills % taxation
must be added to the 1854 tax levy
20 meet the demands for money A
total 81 ils0t,Ea5 has been added 20
the 1884 sum. revised estimates com.
piled by Auditor q Appropriations
II strppse bringing the grand to-
tai TO Ni5b.ioi
The tax increase would be cousld
srahiy higher this year n the as
saEsci valuation Of the city had not
increased approximately $1,000. 900
during the past year. The citys as.
assssd value Is $3.50. 1000
one Of the large items in the
budget will bo deficiency approprh,.
tons. between $500, 600 and $500. 900
being provided for that purpose.
Another large itam Ia ono Of 400.
900 for retirement Of bond issues.
Tho city must pny off t2.boc. coo in
bonds boy 1897 Finance Chairman T..
l.. Blaine said saturday.
In addition 10 the tax income the
city plans 10 float bonds this year
for $4,000 TO build new fro sta.
lions and repair Firland sanatorium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
MartianS Tell What
They Think About Us
Mystery of Life on Distant Planet
Solved by Seattle Professor

tgiliErut human beings The peo-
pie became 20 numerous that
they had 10 find new fields TO
grow food They Developed ir-
riEatinu Of their vast desert
wastes constructing immense
reservoirs IN the polar regions
These are the LITTLE black dots
seen on the planet
Either one or three moons
are necessary fer losrmhkinE on
Mars To make love when thsro
are two. or none az all. h. dis.
astroua They have 20 fiEuIe out
their loye.makinE days IN ad-
vance. That accounts Tor their
astute mathematical minds I
asked them about pettinE par
ties, but they bad never figured
out the question.
"CompleNtY g. the secret Of
an progress" they told me, To
have things simple Il for dyads
such as EaFthisna Simplicity Is
unintclligihle, while completely
Is always crystal clear
"Mariians are sixteenth
tho size o. Earthihns. they told
me, They cat vegetable foods
aud drink water Their two
major organs arc brains and
lungs The first 10 10 combat the
problems or existence, the sec
end 10 make uss o. the rhrifisd
atmosphere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Wagner Band to
Play Local Music

\ Seattle composers music will be
played ~ WaEntra band. conducted
b. 7 H. Wagner. az Volunteer park
sunday afternoon James Ilarring,
ton Howe Il the composer whose
music carries tho words % "our
Washington. vocal solo. 70 be
sung BY pr Louis s Aihston. Tha
program. which starts % J o'clock. Is
hs follows
Nafgh-a-nis 0araradssH ,..,..... r.tsr
overture william Tell .sr.s- flatnifI
ssisctian 9sfrY WtdaH" .... I<har
srrsnads far figts sra horn ifsagssJ
NJ Aihtrt Amss tnatsi, IT. N1aaid
Case fHHfhf
nunHsrtsn march Rslu{s a pst'b'
Veal soig='uuF WaahIuFton" .....-
lWeFls b. Msftha Watkins wusie "
James liaffiEzton Hove ~ Htgttisl
pr tsuis D Maatsa.
FsisFtibN-= Macbeth 80. e. ... Verdi
-rrhrss pAustsr frsm Sell guY.'na
trsqpsaii .-f+Fs.sar GrrtuAH
TraHtrfirtta h a."Af lice .s..,sass.. unErt
'-Btsf ppsnEtsd Hammer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
BANDIT WOUNDS
MAN.; Z HELD
Companion Surrenders Loot
but HOIdup Takes II Back

Eay Miller 90. porter and Frey
larson. 70, railway clark, arc held as
tho bsludits who Friday night held
up ana robbed the W. ~ Thomas
grocery. tss y. broadway, and ran
amer wounaing Thomas with a richo
cheting bullet. Roth were identified
BY the wounded srocef as his sssail,
ants
Thomas. who Is suffering from q
flesh wound. came to tho police STA.
ton after treatment and reported
that he was waiting on Mrs. r. T.
Saunders. AZ " Broadway, wtea
two men entered
stick 'em M. commanded one.
shooting Anto the floor.
The other raked alI the money from
tho cash drawer remarking. only
four dollars" Thomas added. and
handed u hack 20 tho grocer.
NIX. " called his companion: you
don { get away with that. Again bo
shot, The bullet tearing into tho wall
and screaming away and woundiug
tho storekeepor In tho leg
suatchiug up tho - and $3.50 from
Mrs. saundrrr. he fled, followed by
hts mats, they were arrested on
suspicion and are held on an open
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Hear EN- Again on
Vancouver Radios

VANCOUVER. II. c, Aug. a.
For tho third successive morning.
wireless signals which have puzzled
operators came IN strongly over Van,
couvcr stations today 30 hatisfac.
tors explanation IL forthcoming
Superintendent r J. HauEhtou, u
the Dominion government wireless
service, says they are sent from
United States radio bsscuns
W, @ Walker. assistant secretary
of tho Vancouver Merchants eK.
change, and an experienced wireless
operator. disaErets with HauEhton
'Srho signals ara not from radio
beams" he says. "Radlo beams are
sent on n specific wave length.
plotted and known 20 all operators.
Theso signals arc not on wave
length. II Joker were responsible
We could establish biA wave length
I cannot account FOR there sounds. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
SHOOTS SELF ON
LIBRARY STEPS
Would.Be Suicides Life
viii Be Saved

EDWARD MILLER, address
IL unknown. was In tho city
hospital saturday with a sciL
inflicted bullet wound In his
stomach. Miller shot himself
al $50 .. m, ahilc standing
on the steps Of the public
library,
Police are myniifsd a. 20 The rrs'
son Tor The shooting. Ho has rc.
fused consistently 20 talk since
being admitted 70 the hospital. and
did not reveal his name Tor Esy
frai hours
siisA Jennie stone. 90 Y, lard 81.
and Joe Nebon. H. y. -. No. 8.
wsrc sitting on the steps. they told
tho police. when they heard a shot
A moment later Miller rush9l un
TO them and asked them 10 call
an Ambulance. hH he was shot.
The police ambulance reapondsi
and the wounded man wus brought
70 tic hospital a German auto
MATHS pistol with three dScharEei
ahtlla vas found on Miller
The case Is being Investigated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
RUM RUNNER is
RECOVERING
Man Shot by Arcata's Crew
win Stand Trial

Carl Ehsrrer. shot and captured
early Friday By the crew q tie
coast guard cutter Arcata, when the
speed boat Ms3s was shattered By
gunfinre or whisky Spit. will recover
and stand TRIAL as a rum runner.
physicians said Saturday. Hs com
panlon iu the boat, Ralph Hendricks
Be- under 81 900 bond and in Jail after
q hearing before L. g. Commissioner
y. W. McclcllaHd-
The Mgss Is registered b. the cur
toms department 20 shsrrsr. She g.
known also AZ the Grayiing. Both
the boat and the 90 cases % liquor
found aboard her have been taken in
charge by customs officers. Hen
bricks says he vas employed a few
days ago 10 make repairs 70 the
speed boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
SLATE AERIAL
SHOW TODAY
Stadium Scene Of All-Fleet
Track Meet; Plan Dances

The most spectacular event .
tho entertainment program fas
ENpaIlrct week was scheduled ioF
Saturday afternoon, when the navy
uirphnss from Camp Hytrs. sand
Point were 10 stage blg demon.
strat.ou over tho University stadium
and Elliott bay
Three scouting scaplanss. three
ships planes ana three NoiEhi
fighting planes wsre scheduled va
take OF from Camp Hyefa az gao
ID u4 following an inspection by
Capt stanford =. Moses. o0mman.
der % the battle fleets air forces
From sand Point the nyers'
course lay over the stadium Prom
there they were 20 mantuysr over
lha He'll tt dock. in honor of the
visiting merchants az the Pacific
Northwest Merchants exposition.
ana stage an aerial Kcrenadc
above the waTahlps IN Elliott bay
While the airmsn are Eiyius
their exhibition. the allntet track
meet viii be in progress az the
University stadium Beginning a.
r o'clock, tho men Of the fleet
wsl compete IN practically every
type - track aHd field event
Two dances in the evening VIII
conclude The entertainment ~ the
most tyenttui week seattle haa wiz.
messed foF years. There will be q
dance Tor men u the fleet ~
Eagles har ana another % The
Moose temple
A. hospitality headquarters sat
ufdsy lhe Seattle browning EoeieD
has charga OF The program. The
committee on arrangements IA
headed ~ Ar Caroline Clarke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
FATHER SOUGHT
Mrs. Rice Hasn't Seen Him
for Nineteen Years

Dennis crimmins. who d about
% years old. 81 sought IN Seattle
today BY his daughter MrH. joss
phine wis Rice. Of nelysdero ave
birmingham MASS She has no,
heard from him since 1905, she says
According 20 Nrs Rice her father
lrft her in Worcester Asat. when
she Was shout siE weeks old HIS
uaa taken 20 live with her grand
mother in Montpelier VI For fys
years nothing was heard u Grim.
miua Then he came back and
stayed a few days leaving again
and remaining away four years
Ho made one more visit and never
returned.
7 am longing 20 see my father.
whom ] haven't talked 70 since !
was child AirE Rice asya IN =
letter 10 The Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
William Brown Is
Backed in Vincent

william Brown. ~ Redmond. was
gwen unanimous Endorsement for
the republican nomination for county
commissioner from the North dis.
trict BY 30 voters Of Vincent pro.
cinct. suoauaimie valley, At meet.
ing held in the Vincent school house
Thursday night, ~ which Brown
spoke on his program OF district
road development.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
HIJACKERS Get
z YEARS EACH
Seattle and Tacoma Men in
Canadian Prison

Holding that h3arkng and PIRACY
are the Same. q Victoria % g.
court Friday sentenced r j. KELLY
of Seattle and Charles FnuFgFr u
Tacoma 20 two years al hard labor
n "a Canadian prison, The men
wers convicted for hijarknE the
Canadian g4s boat Llnums oif Pen.
der island laHt August
TIE LiIluuei wan boarded from
two American speed boais, and
5000 worth 81 liquor was taken
away Last spring Kelly was ar
rested for the deed. aud was Jailed
here and held for eKtmditlon pnus.
ger was arrested IN Tacoma shortly
after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Cynthia Grey
Some Fads Are Exchanging; Girl Argues
With Family Over the Way
She Dresses.
BY CYNTHIA GREY

lUUNb woman writes us that she Is having many AZ
guments with her family because she chooses 10 80
without hat and rather likes the idea Of wearing shoes
but no stockings this summer.
Do think she Is immoral because she fances these lit
tie vagares?
Certainly not But you may be running your complexion
and burning your hair by going without hat If the sun Is
hot and you are in il much.
So far as the no-stocng craze Well we think that will
die a-borning.
Bare legs not attractive enough commonly 10 make
the plan of giving up decorative stockings popular one
Women continue fad that is not conducive to their
good looks and greater becomngness.
II 20 rant TO be sensiblU udinRote the combination
0pe attention 10 everything that wH enhance your charm
Forget anything that detracts from IT, matter ho0 lurdU
popular 10 may 10 be among fen fOr brief time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Wanted: Autos for
Gobs and Marines

ono hundred more automobiles for
Eobs and marines are needed Today
and tomorrow Mrs G, O. Tack,
berry, in charge of sightseeing tours
for the men who arr the ciiy'H guests,
asks that moro cars 10 volunteered.
The Kiwanis club. womaus Com.
mercIal club and Spanish War Vet
Grams have agreed TO furnish cars to.
day and tomorrow. but many more
ara needed.
Cars viii leave the hospitality tent
at Third and Yssler every few min.
utos from 10 p. m. so bring out
the old bus. folks, and give the ma,
rtnea and sailors a good ride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
EEARWIG "GRAFT"
RE-CHARGED
kannair Continues Attacks
on County Commission

Continuing his attack o. tho pres,
snt county commissioners, Frank
HANNAH candidate far the north dis
tfict position toId an audience az
Bothtll Friday nlsht that "cNplana.
tions made by present commission
ers concerning abe alleged misuse ~
money Appropriated Tor earWis aboi.
tion were mere more passing the
buck
Kannair charges that money ap.
pronriatcd for carNis suppression
was handed out 90 a favored few
rcfsana, after the earNig season
PASSED. Tor inspection,
County commissioners claim they
80 not know hoW the money was
spent.
KaHnsir said that the money Com
missioner Gaines claims was spent
for Inspection Was paid out 20
,rounty employees thru the county au.
d!tors office and Il a public record,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FLYERS
STARTS ON PAGE l

report they heard an airplane
headed north frpm Fredrriksdal
about p. IN. Thursday. Natives
= ong the west coast also report
they heard plane about that
time.
,. That Located descended
along the east coast. outside the
3o-miie coastal ice pack, and IS
now floating at sea.
.. That he descended on or in
aide the ice. In which case hts
plight would be grave.
Lieut.. Marescalchi. OF tho Italian
navy. who Is q guest aboard tho
says Locatcllrs cruising
radius Is only 500 miles. He ex
pressed the belief that, with four
men aboard. there would be n food
supply ample for six days and Il
days supply OF water. The plane
MareEcalchi said, Is trustworthy.
Locaielll Is =. unmarried. and
wears five medals fer extraordinary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Ancient Ruins"
Nothing but Lava

EUGENE. Orc. Aug. 2s.-what
have been reported remains Of an
ancient buried city In Thorn lake.
Eastern Oregon, are nothing but pc.
culiar lava formation. instead OF
city walls. Or. Warren j. Smith.
University OF Oregon Reologist. de.
clared today
Smith has Just investigated the
formations. Biologists call them
classic bikes" or volcanic ribs
thrown up by eruptions, These ribs
are cracked. filled by centuries with
sand md other material and appear
roughly like masonry work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Corporal Miller
Is Now Sergeant

John y. Miller portly and genial
Ht,aehs Of the coast guard reserve
officers in the county.eity building,
Is sporting new pair OF chcvronh
there dayA.
New eheyrons don't rate much at.
tentiou except IN this case. where
there is an added stripe 10 them.
Instead Of Corporal Miller IT'S Ser.
seant Miller now He is staff ser.
gsant, Z. &. coast guard organized
reserves, u. II. NJ J.. But tho
biggest thing about II ali is the
increase In the pay check. scrgt,
Miller votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Sunday in the Churches

ward A. Boyphoysr wnl lecture on
Gift Of the Spirit
Worlds Bible College. Seventh
Elect Church In IsrAel,-7O2s Ninth
ave. y. W Daniel salvt. d. d,
pastor. y. m, service. subject.
win Prove That Adam Has IA.
Their and a Mother. Also Eve pa.
Their and a mother. and who They
Are"
Religious Open Forum fIIahai
AuspIoesb-io6 Madison -. II a. M
SIR. John !. 'SishinoirL member Of
japanese Students club. University
Of Washington. viii speak on ''The
Future Religion OF Japan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
EVER SEE AN APPLE
GROW ON GRAPEVME7
WELL, THIS ONE DID

SCIo. Ore. Aug. ga new
freak OF nature AN apple grow
ing on grapevine was discov.
cred in the orchard OF ". II.
Bartlett here. A green applo
had fallen from n tree into tho
grapevine below. according 20
Bartlett In some manner a twiE
Of tho vine had twinsd around
tho stem and held Il fast. Tho
apple IL now full grown and
ripe and must have been nur-
tured by the grapevine, Bartlett
believed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Pioneer Builder of
South Bend Passes

SOUTH BEND. Aug. 2s.-w. u.
Murdoch. pioneer contractor and
builder Of this city. died at his
home here Friday, after an Illness
Of over two years lie was 6s
years old. and came TO South Bend
in 1882. His widow. two sons and
two daughters survive. The funeral
will be held Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
AL TERRY TOURS STATE

Al Terry. candidate for state treas.
urcr, left Friday for Southwestern
Washington, accompanied b. Dave
LoEK. former University ~ wash.
ingipn football star. aaa nov coach
~ Lincoln high school They will
attend The Legion convention at
Wniih Wslia and win perfect an or.
sanitation there and AZ spokane, re-.
turning In 10 days. Terry and Logg
returned Friday from a two day tour
Of the northern part Of the county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Adams Band Plays
at Woodland Park

Crowds az Woodland park Sunday
afternoon wlil enjoy music hy tho
Adams concert band. under tho clad.
srship Of Albert y. Adams. Tho pro.
gram. which starts AZ $50. Is as fol.
loss!
Overture FhtdrsF ....ass.s- Nsssfnst
fAHiasa for trumpet stars IN the
Nsivsty NhF" ....sr...t... Ciafhs
~. I. , impaIs,
EgurhanY- unfinished ...... ashuhrft
AiisEro moderate
AnsHnis con mnta
Ar Dc hallst ptsrstts" ..Chamtuads
Fptg itnts ErsfleEa 'Tlumbrssks7
'hsusrpiaess from Grand opera"
ss-s-fssassa SEQ s.-.afss -fs. ssfrsnsk
Filipino ~alta-r Repay ChAtiHE"...
.strt,s.rss-. ,.ss...srsss.s 4rsuils
Excerpts fram -'roriuns Teller Herbert
FiHals-'A Picture Of the Old south"
.sss.stFss asasrs ffFfsEassrFr Laups
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
HIT CITY JOBS
FOR VETS
Preference Rule for Them Is
Attacked in Court

An attack Nae launched HD1n 'ir
charter amendment at5pfrI three
gsarE ago. giving preference ~ Vrf-
Grams oser aI others iu search r.
employment BIZ the city under C.Fl
arry!ce rue-. .n uFsEi0r court sat-
Ir1ay.
EFuert J. Hover. attorney fOT q.
%. Haines and 10 other street car
employees. obtained q temporary iu,
junction from Judge 4. W. Frafsr.
restraining the civil service conml-
zion from dlseharsing them and gig-
ing their i0bs 20 veterans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
ARMY" MEN GO
Salvation Officers Trans
TERED 10 N. w. Cities

Farewell service viii be held AZ
headquarters auditorium OF the sal
Walton Army. 1873 seventh ave, az
o'clock sunday evening in honor
~ Commander and Mrs, Martin
sainsbury. Ensign and Mrs, David
Boyd and STAFF Capt G, ,, Talbot
members o. the Seattle unit who
have been transferred TO other eig.
les.
staff Capt. Talbot viii So 10
Portland. 10 take charge o. tho ln,
dustrial work for Washington and
oregon; Ensign Boyd and Command.
er salisbury viii SO 20 spokane. 90
Join the new headquartera staff for
Eastern Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Stiff Sentence
Is Handed Man

Harold Johnson will have a hard
time violating tho law for some
time. Johnson was sentenced TO
serve five TO 20 years in Walla
Walla Friday by Judge A. w. Fra.
ter.
April II. johnson was released
from serving an fs-month sentence
in Monroe July 25 he was released
from the county Jail after serving
80 days on liquor charge and
August he was captured after
holding up tho Queen Anne garage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23

KELSO. Aug. 25.-Falling 40 feet
thru a T2Inch pipe al the Long
Bel mill o. Lcfsbore, OF West Kei-
20. was killed instantly lie struck
n huge fan ~ the bottom Of the
pipe He was engaged in the IN.
siallaiiou OF "A fuel conveying sys.
TEN al the mill. II took IS minutes
20 cxtrieate his body from the ma
chinery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23

have a capacity Of about s,j0O,0 900
acre feet.
q
TrdueL Information
Dear Miss Grey. DO any pasben'
ser steamers run between New Or.
leans aud Buenos A.rcEF what Is
Tho fafu2 2. u.
There are no passenger steamers
running between New ORLEANS and
BuenOs Aires. The fare between
New Yori, and Busn0s Aires Is $3.50
for first class and 500 for third
class passage. There Is no second
class fare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Harding's Mother
May See Son Here

Mrs Roberta Chase Harding. moth.
er Of John Harding, Jr. world flight
aviator. may come TO Seattle for the
Termination Of the flight. according
70 a letter received from her satur.
day by David Whitcomb, president
Of the Seattle Chamber OF Com.
merce. The chamber has invited
all OF the mothers Of tho world fly.
ers 10 visit Seattle at that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Norwegian Savant
Will Lecture Here

Concerts and program will he
given by the well.known historian
and lecturer. Prof. jacob Anland. Of
Bergen. Norway. and Jon Roseulid,
OF Bergen. Saturday night. August
30. at Emmanuel Lutheran church.
Pontlus ave. and Thomas st. and on
Monday night. August %, at Ballard
First Lutheran church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
ChiId Needs Coat

know a dear little i4.year.oll
gifl who il badly IN need Of a coat
90 take her thru the winter school
months This child is helping O SICK
mother 10 take care Of a family Of
three and IL deserving IN every way
IL there a sra Fho has ogtEreHu
her Water coat and who would Ike
20 help this youugster7
Gail cynthia GREY. MA in-0600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
AND HERE YOU HAVE
OUR REGULAR FIVE
BEST RADIO BILLS

wEAF Ns2 meters p. m. L. S.
r.-yinccnt Lopez and his orches-
ira.
VINO, Memphis 600 motcrsl
$50 y. m. c. s T.-Memphls
Plectrum orchestra.
KGo, Oakland 3i2 metersl s to
10 p. N, r. c. $. T.--Concert pro.
gram, including the Musical Ma.
cadam family.
KsD st. Louis 52s metersl S
p. m. c. 5. Missouri theatcr
program.
WlP, Philadelphia C5o9 meters)
ESQ p. m. f. S. T.-oreste YES
sella's concert band from At,
lantio City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Arizona Gobs Toss
Party Aboard Ship

The baueship AriEona's enlisted
men tossed q party aboard ship Fri
day night. Their "iandlubber" friends
were the guests, and dancing was the
entertainment. The AriEona's motor
boats were kept busy from p. m
10 midnight plying 20 and from the
big ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
"Chanwos" Of Navy
Hold Big Reunion

"Chanwosa Of the battle fleet had
big reunion Friday night Their
party was az Boldth Second ave
restaurant
IN rase you don't know Nho they
are. let IL be known that they are
the veteran Eubs Of tho q. = navy,
Their nickname Is a contradiction
u chief warrant Officers 'rhsy
have worked up from the ranks
sn6 among them are soma OF the
oldest veterans IN tho service. "a
whom the navy Il home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Nova Scotia Sells
S3,5O0,0OO Bonds

HALIFAX. \. s., Aug. Wan.
nouncement made by the provincial
secretary of the sale OF $500, 900
worth OF Nova Scotia government
bonds at more favorable sorms than
any secured by any other province
in Canada in recent years. An is.
sue OF 100000 two.ycar bonds
bearing interest at ~ per cent was
sold to the Bank of Montreal. First
National bank OF New York, and a
New York brokerage firm. A second
issue OF Si,5OO.O0O lO.year bonds was
sold TO Canadian and United States
brokers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23

YAKIMA. Aug. 23.--Two tsis,
phone poles were snapped or and
Frederick Msrey's leg was badly
wrenched when his car ssidded on
wet pavement Friday night and ran
amuek. Mercy IS 4 Yakima theatsr
man. A visiting film salesman.
riding with him. was thrown 10
feet when the second pole snapped
and fell across tho car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Bodies Of Water

Dear Miss Grey what are INC
largest artificial bodies o. water in
the woTld2 ~ ~.
Gatum lake. Panama, At sTfoot
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