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THE ADVOCATE WORLD W H S SANTA B A M HEED OF SHIPPING OF CURRENT WEEK RAZED BY DIME' HERE CONSIDERED Saula Barbara. Cal. — A aorte» ut, S rie f % THE H O U SE Q U A L I T OF R e s iifp e M o s t Im p o r ta n t L u m be r „ ,t y __ nicking and swaying tha bus in. ■*» ent» LWlIy N e w s It e m ? . ter o f Suata Barbant aa if It worn a ______ COM PILED Y FO R and YOU loas of life was not lar»e, duo to tha Tratta Aro Í F T - ..... - H Pythian Bath House] and Sanitarium GROWING Grain r Council Topics ¡turbulent oronii. anrly Monday left tbs principal structure» of the channel city a nm»a of dolina and ruina. TU« LODGE DIRECTORY EX P O R T S K niches of Py thia» of N. *'\., S. /V«, 1 .A., A. and A. tremor occurring at 6:14 o'clock In thn Pleasing and Attractive Styles in the Now Events of Noted People. Governments morning und also to the masa of ruina Head of Fleet Corporation Summar fulling in the aeooml earthquake nome and Pact Ac North a eat. and Other ise« Sii nailon a» t» Merchant t i nilnntea after the first tremor. Thing» Worth Knowing. Marine Needs Apparent. Estimâtes o f the loua vary from $3,- 000.000, a "con»e r»»u v e '' figure by the SUITS AND DRESSES Iu our Fancy Goods Section— Plain and Novelty Georgettes, Silk Allover I.aces, Metaline Cloth, Ombre Georgettes, Silk Demi Flounciugs, etc. A ll first quality fabrics at prices surprisingly low. W e invite your immediate inspection and selection while the assortment is at its best. THE EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER W ill Promote a Full Growth of Hair. W ill also Restore the Strength, Vitality and the Beauty of the Hair. I f vour H air is D ry and W iry, Try— ^ E a s t India Hair Grower I f you are bothered with Falling Dandruff, Itching Scalp, or any Hair Trouble, we want vou to trv a ja r of E A S T IN D IA I L U R G R O W E R . 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OUR W A V THE REGAL Is Steam Cleaning or Quality Cleaning French Dry Cleaning Pressing and Dyeing There is a difference between doing Not our work imitators. way and Our merely sponging and placing a hot iron of on our and in this way work the dirt into the cus garment tomers’ clothes always In this way much harm is done in look new and have a stead more aristocratic look. garment look like new of making the W e care for and store your suit while you are out of the city R egal C leaners , T ailors a n d H atters 127 North Sixth Street Bet. Glisan and Hoyt (with the Orange Front) Phone Broadway 1399 Satisfaction or N o Pay Mail Orders Solicited A OJf IS THE TIME TO ELECTRIFY YOUR HOME A ou already know that Electric Service is the most useful and economical servant in the home. A\ hy not start now and let Electricity do all your household drudgery for you T Modern Appliances at Moderate Prices W e have an excellent stock to select from. E L E C T R IC STO R E Electric Building P O R T L A N D E L E C T R IC P O W E R C O M P A N Y Printing of Every Description ADVOCATE PRINTING COMPANY 312 MACLEAY BLDG. BROADWAY 5807 lO|M>ratinir Under Fii|>ervl- • ioti o f II. S. I invernine ut) 4 1 r> M a l v e r n Avenue Hot Springs Nat. I’urk, Ark. f Hot Radio-Active Water Furnished hv the Government city manager, to $30,004.000, u figure Filipino seamen are being recruit For All Dativi. SuuLnum his 10 Rooms, Diti and Oprritirn Booms Seattle. W ash — Shipping, especially quoted hy the city engineer. Indica ed in Manila and probably will be sent with reference to lumber and grain. ? Hotel has 56 Rooms; Telephone. Hot ami Cold Running to Chins to take the places vacated by tion» were that 12 Uvea were loaf, al though Itila reated upon the recovery prime e product. of ,he Pacific north J Water in Every Room. Chinese seamen. Rates $ ! to $ I per d a y of several bodies asserted to be Iu the west . received extensive discussion In ¡ X ■ 1’resident Coolldge Saturday made a ruins. the closing session here Friday of the B A T H RATES; pilgrimage to an old graveyard near State street, the main thoroughfare, 12th annual convention of the National Boston where three of his ancestors was left a ghastly avenue of rutn. por Forelgu Trade council, which met 21 Baths . . . $13.00— 10 Baths . . . . $6.50 S were burried more than two centuries tion» of Ita most stately buildings hav Wednesday. 21 Baths to Pythian» ami Calanthcans, $S.50 > ago. and paid a fleeting visit to his tng been tumbled down, and cornice», Admiral Leigh C. Palmer. United toric points along the way. » W X-v->e walla and frouta of pratcieally all Slates navy, resigned, president of the emergency fleet corporation. In H illsboro—S. A. D. Meek, son of principal structures shattered down. The earthquakes couttnued through whose hands, at the instance of Presl- j Joe Meek, was re-elected school clerk out the day. They menaced the water dent Coolldge. negotiations for sale o f , — of district 21. Washington county, for supply by erashlng out the dam of government vessels were placed, rats j the 3Hh time last week. The school Sheffield reservoir, hut a by pass baa od questions on which the convention was started in the early days as the been established to a main reservoir general committee was expected to I. B. P. O. E OF T H E W O R L D Columbia academy. back In the hills and water provided announce opinions of the council. Admiral Palmer recommended "pri Rockawav— A free clam bake will for the etty. The terror-stricken 30.000 tnliabl vate ownership on terms that pro be the feature of the program at Rock- away July 4. under auspices of the tants in most cases settled down to tect the government lutersts.” "opera Commercial club. Special ovens are an emergency existence by noon, tusny tlon of government lines on trade routes economically esseutlal to the, being constructed and arrangements of them living on the lawus. national Interests" and “ where sales made to accommodate record crowds Washington. D. C - Facilities of the are impossible charter of lines to re NO TIC E for the holiday. army and navy as well us the na sponsible private parties." The final court of the season took tional headquarters of the American To summarise.” Admiral Palmer j Dublin Temple No. 202, I. H. 1*. place in London Friday night at Buck Bed Cross were available Monday continued, "our country faces three O. K. of W , of 1'ortmml, Oregon, ingham palace in London. About 1000 night to assist in relief in the Santa alternatives in respect to the mer meets the 1st nml 3rd Tuesday chant marine in foreign trade: First, guests attended. A majority of those Barbara earthquake area, nights in eneh month at Stag Audi presented to Ktng George and Queen The Bed Cross announced that an continued government operation coat i torium. All visiting Daughter Mary were from the general circles. Initial appropriation on relief work In ing ultimately uround $40.000.000 a F.lks in good standing in their re . „ . . . the affected seeflons had been auth- year; second, government aid to pri spective Temples are invited to The Chicago Journal Saturday pub- . . . . . . . . . * , ... . orixed. the amount to be determined vale shipping amounting to about $15.-1 meet with us. lished a story saying that Robert M. , .. 1 J , . , . o when reports disclose the requlre- 000.000 a year: or third, the gradual La Follette J r, son o f the late Sen nu>ntg P A U L IN E YOUNG, but certain disappearance of our flag ator La Follette of Wisconsin, would ' ' , . . Daughter Kulrr. . . . . ,, The war and navy department heads from the international trade routes j announce in a few days his candi- . , , , .. received a message from President and a return to our pre-war condition dacy for his fathers seat In the sen- , , L U L A HUBBARD, ’ Coolldge directing that their forces when loss than 10 per cent of our ROSE C IT Y LO D G E No. 111. I. Daughter Secretary. ate' give all possible aid to the stricken foreign commerce was carried In 3 . p q E. of W . M E E TS tho Jugo-Slovia will Institute negotia- section. Special Instructions were tui American vessels." 2ND a n d 4TH W E D N E S D A Y tions for funding its debt to the United mediately dispatched by Acting Secre- J. 11 Bloedel. Seattle lumberman. E V E N IN G S OF E A C H M O N T H Syracu»c Lodge, No. States as soon as Us economic post-, tary Davis to Major-General Charles P. reported that "T h e Panama canal has A T T H E S T A q A U D IT O R IU M . I, K. of IV, meets the tion Justifies such a step. Minister Menoher. commander of the ninth brought low rates and opened n very 33^ ; £ M O R R ISON STREET^ second and fourth Fri Pavichich said Sunday In explanation 1 corps area at San Francisco, ordering large territory on the Atlantic sea ALL V IS IT IN G BROTHERS day rughi» radi month of his visit Saturday to the state de- -all possible assistance to Santa Bar board" for lumber from the Pacific A R E C O R D IA L L Y IN V IT E D . at the Stag Auditorium northwest. partment. tiara in the present emergency.” U B I K. Morrison St. Cary W. Cook. San Francisco T. H W IL L IA M S . Some earthquakes are due to large BO YC E STR A IN . C. C , landslides and to violent volcanic Boieman. Mont. - Many Boioman sleumship operator, discussed the 381' i E Morrison St. merchant marine, and eruptions, but most o f them are un- residents were driven from tbelr American 225 Mend St. E. J. M INOR. Secretary, A R T H U R NE I.S0N , doubtedly caused by slipping of great homes again Monday night when Father S. J. Walsh of Georgetown 419 Abington Bldg. faults or fractures In the earth's crust, earthquake shocks were felt. The tern university world trade. Raphael M. K o f R &. S C P Clapp, president of the Univer- blow were slight, but o f sufficient Semin«*. Seattle, advocated establish sity of Montana, said. strength to warn < Itliens not to sleep ment here of a grain futures market. "W o are particularly Interested.” indoors. Earth tremors have been he stated, "because 70 per cent of the Miss Helen Clark. 22. Socaucus. X. felt in the Gallatin valley all day. J.. school teacher, who insists on her -------- wheat grown In Washington. Montana, right to smoke cigarettes, w ill have Helena. Mont. — W hile stricken Idaho and Oregon is exported to other an opportunity to defend her convic- Santa Barbara prepared to take inven countries." Frank L. Shull, flour miller of tions before the board of education, i tory of Its disaster, the task of check- which has refused to sign her con- ¡nR Up damage done by earthquakes Portland, Or., speaking for grain grow tract for another year. throughout Montana over the last ers and manufacturers of the Pacific three days proceeded Monday with in northwest, declared for a subsidy to The British schooner Marion Adams dilations that total property damage build up the American merchant ma and six motorboats have been seised rine under private ownership. would not exceed $500,000. in the Gulf of Mexico o ff Mobile by "W e of the northwest have a com Although . shocks were reported coast guard vessels, according to in from Helena, Great Falls. Billing». mon Interest in promoting enactment formation received by federal authori Bozeman. Logan. Three Forks and of a shipping law that will take the ties. together with «000 cases of Manhattan, none was severe enough government out of the shipping busi whisky and 23 prisoners. ness.” declared Mr. Shull, "and en to cause additinnad damage. Discovery was made that large courage Investment in ships under Colonel Coolidge. 82-year-old father V V . A k ' . V ' . V V . ' - I V .V VV.'A*.', v v . of the president, was reported in a cracks had appeared In the county Jail American ownership and operated un serious condition Saturday night by at Missoula and that the building had der American law. his personal physician. Dr. A. W. Cram listed seven Inches. Reports from Dr. R. A. Spaeth Dead. of Bridgewater. The doctor said there White Sulphur Springs declared that was "no Immediate danger” of a fatal $10,000 would cover the damage caus Baltimore. — Dr. Reynold Albrecht termination of the illness. J ed there. Spaeth, scientist, died Friday In V m The entire crew o f nine men of the. tug Ocean King was drowned Friday night when the tug was rammed by the Canadian Pacific liner Marloch. which it had gone to bring to Its pier at Quebec. The tug was struck amid ships and almost cut in two by the impact. New Earth Slide Feared. Jackson, Wyo.—The north end of Chief mountain in the Teton national forekt near here is cracking, probably as a result of the earth tremors which rocked four Rocky mountain states Saturday night and another avalanche, greater than that of last Tuesday, Into John W. Mahan of Helena. Mont., the Gros Ventre river Is feared, forest was elected national commander, and ry officials reported Monday. The north end of the mountain on Atlanta. Ga.. was selected for the 1926 convention city by the Disabled Amer a front of several miles Is cracking, ican Veterans of the World W ar at the advices stated, and It is slipping the concluding session of their fifth down into the river almost perceptibly. Indications are that, when the land annual meeting in Omaha, Xeb., late slide does occur, a lake which will be Saturday. formed by damming of the river, will An avalancheln the hlgh Slerras, 20 j ^ consi(1,.rabIy larger than thP bailn miles above Kernville, Cal., in Kern created by last Tuesday's slide. county, killed two Los Angeles mem- j A recent survey by the forestry of bers of a week-end fishing party late ficials shows that. If this avalanche Saturday, reports said. Meager ad occurs, the forest ranger station near vances telling of the tragedy did not the Gros Ventre river in the vicinity mention any earth tremors connected will be under water. with the slide, but spoke of a heavy rainstorm preceding It. Lakeport, Cal-, Has Fire. Bungkok, according to a cable dispatch received by a friend of the famly here. Dr. Spaeth's death was ascribed to septicemia, according to the cable. He was 39 years old. I-ate last sum mer Dr. Spaeth accepted a call from the Rockefeller foundation to assist in the reorganization of the University of Bangkok medical school according to Dr. William H. Howell, head of the school of hygene and public health at Johns Hopkins university, where Dr. Spaeth served for many years as associate professor of phy siological research. Wild Gunman Arretted. San Francisco.- Paul Mlninl, 32, ex- mechanic In the Italian army, barri caded himself In his home In nn out lying residence district here Sunday, begun shooting at passing automobiles and was overpowered by police who were prepared to use tear bomb* to capture him. He was placed In a stralghtjacket after ho had struck one policeman with the butt of hi* gun Although dejected from his first Lakeport, Cal. — Fire Monday des- end had aimed at another but had day a Imprisonment, Russell Crawford, J troyed stores and other property In been prevented from firing. law student, was still prond Sunday tbe business district, causing approxl- nfght of the plan to extort $50,000 mately $35,000 damage before ft could Fiftecr. Dis in Shipwreck. from Colonel D. C. Jackllng, wealthy b„ brought under control. Help In Gloucester, Mass. — Cunard-Anchor mining man of Utah and San Fran- fighting the flames was sent from Up- liner Tuscanla rammed and sank the cisco, under threats to kidnap and tor p„ r Lake. Lower i,«ke, Middleton and fishing schooner Rex off this port with ture Mrs. Jackllng, police said. H e 1 other nearby points when It was re the loss o f 15 lives Sunday, according made known also that he was disap- ported that a block In the business to a message received by the sclioon pointed in the failure of tbe scheme to section had been destroyed and that er's owners here from the Anchor line test the machinery of the law. the flames were spreading rapidly be offices In New York. The collision fore a high wind. occurred about 200 miles east of Hali Encouragement by the federal gov fax. Nine men were rescued. The ernment of the American business Eight Miles Track Unsafe. dead included Captain Thomas O'Dow men abroad and of tbe American farm er formed the central themes of an- San Francisco. — The Southern Pa- ney of Lowell, IS members of the crew other statement issued Sunday night | clfic company reported here thdt but and a 10-year-old boy. by Chairman Jones of the senate com eight miles of Its tracks were affected mlttee on his recent visit to South Bloomington. III.— Six members of America. "High-class, honest, up by the Banta Barbara earthquake. one family were killed, another » » • standing American business men are Trains ran reach Santa Barbara believed fatally Injured and several the best recommendation we can have from Los Angeles, while southbound passengers of sn Interurban were In in South America,” he said, adding trains can go as far as Goleta, eight jured when an automobile was struck that the men who leave tbelr country miles from that city. T raffic is be by an Illinois traction aystem car and go elsewhere to engage In busi ing routed by way of the San Joaquin aeven miles west of here Sunday. All ness are real pioneers in business ex valley and the company report* all of the dead resided In Bloomington, pansion. trains are going through on time. ton. J . P . F I N L E Y c S l S O N MORTICIANS Montgomery at Fifth Phone Day or Night Main 4322 z * ? »-V t*."3'« W ’v*3' w * > * . 9T. "AA*, 9 f . 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