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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-03-01
GRABSKI APPLIES
FOR FINAL PAPERS

Emil A. Grabski, native of Ger
many, has made application in the
district court for his second natural
ization papers. He landed in tn. Uni
ted States May 20, 1913.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-03-01
SELECT TIME FOR
PENDLETON ROUNDUP

Fourteenth annual roundup will be
held in Pendleton. Ore, September 70.
p and 30, the roundup committee has
decided.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-03-01
DOORNBOS WILL MOVE
TO GALLATIN VALLEY

A. Doornbos and family expect TO
leave soon for Bozeman, Mont. They
will reside ON a ranch which MI
Doornbos owns in the Gallatin val
ley.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-03-01

this no not believe the thoughtful tax
tbis e,ass OF legislation. The political
na ,s elass | legislation. The political
sls 10 which I am proud to belong
tion overwhelmingly in its ,conven-
stoto ana In the election against
bv ewide primary. Promises made
poitical parties are solemn pledges
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-03-01
Moore Gives Reasons
for Primary Bill Veto;
Upholds Convention
Greatest Strength in Organiza-
ton, Says Governor in
Message

which should be held sacred. A ma
jority of the members of the legisla-
ture representing my party, with an
honest and sincere desire to keep faith
with the people, voted against this
bill, and l am of the opinion-in fact
it is matter of common knowledge
that considerable number of those
who voted for it did so in spite of
their own personal convictions and
against their better judgment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
ny G. LUCILLE BuTIER

Seven years ago Seattle landed an.
other inhabitant. In the person OF
Gartruie y. Randall. with most Of
her resources wrapped around Ger.
slflcase given her By the State Of
Washington. granting permission TO
teach in Washington state schools
during tho life period Of its owner
and a business college diploma.
Mrs, Randall began teaching in
this city. bat II was the aim and am.
billion Of Mrs. Randall 10 own and
operate her very own schools she felt
she should be doing that, and wanted
most earnestly 20 put into practice
some OF her privately worksd-out
theories which nhe had devised thru
the years Of her practical experience.
both In teaching and IN business.
SO wncn Old Mnn Opportunity
camo n.knoclting at her door. rhe
promptly reached forth n firm hand.
and hauling him In By the coat lapel.
proceeded 10 talk business. with tho
result that today she In principal OF
The Success Business college.
Mrs. Randall believes that the
practical application Of business work
Is big factor In turning out oompe.
tent. confident students. and has q
special method OF teaching typewrit.
ing that she believes is unusually
satisfactory.
Among the students at the Success
are number OF men who are re
ceiving business training under tn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Carroll and Cohen
File for Old Jobs

Councilman John v. Carroll. chair.
man Of tho city streets and sewers
committee and Councilman A. Lou
Cohen. chairman OF the franchise
committee. both have filed their can.
dIdacy for reelection with City Comp
iroller Harry W. Carroll.
Carroll has been active In street
committee work and has put over
some big projects during his term Of
office. Included In these arc the Bea.
con Iiiii regrnde and the septic tanks
10 purify the sewage omp,ying into
Lake washington.
Councilman Cohen is the father OF
many important measures in the
council. Including the auditorium bin
and the bill DENYING tho Pacific Tele.
phone a Telegraph Co. a franchise
pending an Adjustment OF the rate
fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

u. 8. veterans bureau. and Mrs. Ran.
dali takes especial pains 10 cooper.
ate with tho government in giving
these proseges exactly the type OF
service necessary 10 perfect them in
their various linca
Il live for my work" said Mrs.
Randall. II like Seattle. and ! be.
lIsyc in u 20 the extent OF being on
the tar rolls as property owner.
and whatever reap az result OF
my confidence in this city is going
right back again into 80 develop.
mcnt"
Mrs Randall states that she has
spent most Of her life so far attend.
ing 10 business, but she IL going TO
get out and learn to mix. She has
made a good start by Joining the
local Chamber Of Commerce and tho
Seattle Ad club. and says II Is her
only recreation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Rescue Nine Boys
From Rainier Snow

Nine Seattle Y. NJ. C. a. boys OF
IS to ~ years Of age. and their lead.
er, Arthur Il. Gleditzsch. Y. NJ. c. A.
instructor, were rescued Sunday
night in the heavy SHOWS OF Mount
Rainier and brought to safety ut
Paradise inn. according TO advices
received In Seattle. Two OF tho
youths suffered frosted fingers. as
the only casualties OF their expert.
ence.
The boys were found mile from
the inn by Forest Rangers Tice and
Schone. crawling on soft snow which
would not bear their weight. They
were not provided with skis or
blankets. rs they had expected to
reach the inn by nightfall.
The boys are: Bob Eclsman, 16;
Douglas Dale. 16; Roy Mullen. 10;
Don Pierce. II; BIN Cooper. rs: Don
CROSBY. IA: Bill Templeton. IS; Bob
sadler. IL. and Joe sndler. 16.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
CARMODY QUITS
AS PROSECUTOR
Figured in All Criminal Cases
Here and Many Outside

That side OF society which bcpo'
fits from the services OF nhrcwd
criminal lawyers will benefit by tho
announcement OF Deputy Prosecutor
John u. carmody that no had re.
signed hin office and viii enter pri.
vata practice, with offices In the l..
c. Smith building.
carmody has been the chief crirni.
nal prosecutor for the state for
eight years.
Ho aorved first under Alfred Lun'
din. then thru the term OF Fred 9.
Brown and up TO tho present.
Not only did he participate In all
major criminal cases handled by
the King county prosecutors office,
but was frequently called 10 other
cities ms special prosecutor.
A few weeks ago carnody e,is.
tanned a severe injury 20 his neck,
aud for a month has been away
from hts office on niclS leave. His
retirement becomes effective New
Years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
AUGUST
tY.wa4~- M.

s--yicc President Calvin Coolidge
takes oath of office as president.
2i--Air mail plane spans United
States in IS hours and II min.
utes.
3i--United States and Mexico re-
sumo diplomatic relations.
Italian fleet bornhards Corfu.
killing 10 Greek civilians: Greece
invokes intervention Of league OF
nations.
SEPTEMBER
Earthquake, fire and tidal wave
take toll OF more than million
killed and injured in Yokohama
and Tokyo. Disaster said to be
greatest in modern history.
9-Seven u. s. destroyers wrecked
on California coast; 20 sailors
missing.
io-Fif,y persons killed in earth.
quake in Calcutta, India.
0CTUBfsR
s0-Bavarian government breaks
with Berlin: takes charge OF H.
600 federal troops garrisoned in
Bavaria.
26-charles p. Stcinmetz, famous
electrical engineer, dies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

z-Three hundred japanese begin
migration from Yakima under
Secretary Falls ruling on alien
land leases.
s-Thc first dial telephones go into
use for 1900 subscribers in the
Melrose, Rainier and West ex.
changes.
9--The Washington state legislature
ends Its session.
i0-Charles Clarke and Clarence
ShiveIey, former Seattle police
man. alleged rum.runncrs. arc In
dicted by the federal grand jury
13-Iost spectacular fire Of the year
burns tho Western Pipe q Steel
Co. plant with n 100000 loss.
2f-Forner Police Sergt. T.. W. Pie
low Is arrested by Sheriff Matt
starwich for alleged illegal pos.
session Of liquor.
APRIL
f0-A. c. Sullivan. former Seattle po.
lice captain. sentenced to six
months to IS years for grand lar.
ceny.
2-More than 10000 alleged /. w.
WIS in this section Join in gen.
erai organization strike in the
West in protest for release OF
wartime prisoners.
Edward Pielow, former police ser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
To Lend Trolleys
Money to Paw Debt

The street railway fund will be
short fus.sis next February l..
when the city under the terms OF the
contract Of purchase. must set aside
money for bond redemption and in.
tcrest according 90 notice sent the
council By City Treasurer Ed l..
Terry Monday.
The payments due March total
$4,000 principal and i92s,3so inter.
est. In addition to s2g.570 interest on
previous bond issues OF the old mu.
nioipal railway.
Councilman declared temporary
loans viii be made the railway fund
from other funds TO tide the railway
over. This practice has been follow.
cd since last juno. when the city's
banks refused 10 cash street railway
warrants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
KNSO BRIDGE DISASTER WAS
BIG State TRAGEDY OF YEAR
City Enjoys Five-Cent Fare for Time;
Port Center of Relief for Japanese
Sufferers

gcant, fined 5000 for violation of
tho state liquor laws, before Jus.
ticc c. c. Dalton.
TIE, l.. Kerry. patrolman. suspend,
ed on charges OF accepting $3.50
protection money from a still
operator.
Seattle citizens vote 10 order tn.
port commission 10 purchase the
skinner.Eddy shipyard site.
si.-Jose Lira. Mexican. infected with
lcprosy at Mcneil Island federal
prison
So Slxty-fivc auto accidents In and
near Seattle Memorial Day take
toll OF one life and 30 injured.
One hundred arrests follow.
JUNE
t--city council Increases street car
fare 20 sta cents.
is-New street car fare OF sis cents
effective.
2S-- Washington crew wins race al
roughkecpstc.
JULY
s--Puget Sound prepares for. ar.
rival OF President w. q. Har-
ding 10 wish Tacoma July s..
en- route 20 Alaska.
s--clarenee Shlycly and Charles
Clark. former Seattle police,
are sentenced By Judge Jcrc.
miah Neterer 10 years In the
Leavenworth federal prison and
TO pay $1,000 fines for com.
pllcity TO violate the yoisteaa
act.
f.-state I<n Klux Kian officials
defy Sheriff Matt starwicha
order against masks at their
state convention.
i5-Ku Kiux Khan stages couven.
ton without masks In public.
2T-Prcsident Harding arrives in
Seattle.
30 Million dollar tire sweeps limo
company plant at Roche Har.
Dor. san Juan island.
ie-Twcnty thousand In eayaieadn
OF sorrow march in Seattle on
dry Of Harding funeral.
SEPTEMBER
ss-Samuel Gompers visits Seattle.
en- route to national labor con.
/ vention In Portland. Sheriff
Matt Starwich hunts Eugene T..
Berry, former policeman. for al
legged connection with stiii dis
covered by county officers,
2I-Grant Smith. contractor on the
new community hotel here. dies
in ST. Paul.
2s-Flrst shlpload OF japanese earth.
quake refugees arrives on Ad.
mirai liner President Grant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Don't Suffer
From Neuritis

Cot rid OF your pains and aches for
good by restoring tho weak. inflamed
nerves to sound condition. Medicines
containing narcotics. bromldcs or coal
tar products viii not help YOU. They
merely relieve for the moinunt and their
ueo IL always Injurious
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let's from any good druggist and take
according 10 directions. You win he
surprised at tho results, almost from tho
very start. Pain. soreness Rnd infiam-
nation will usually disappear Ia the
shortest possible time under tho sooth-
ing. healing influence OF this wonder
fully effective treatment
Eopn Neuritis Tablets are guaranteed
TO be absolutely harmless free from mar
cotics and depressing drugs, They
70 10 the very source OF the disease and
help 20 remove IL In n hafe, natural way.
EndotHed BY many leading physicians.
Price, ft.00 Bold In Seattle By BRrtcll
Drug Stores and all other lending drug
rlsts nortcisc 4 Eunvon CO.. Mrs.
San F1eneisco Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Arrest Another Oil
Promoter for Fraud

With the arrest Of 8. NJ Droilin.
ger. who was apprehended In spo.
kane Saturday. all but two OF eight
persons wanted on federal indict.
ments charging them with fraud In
connection with tho sale OF stock in
the slxty.sIx on syndicate. are In
tho hands Of authorities. local Off.
clals announced Monday. uroIlln.
ger. who is held in the county jail
at Spokane. win be bFough; TO Seat
tie.
Droiiingcr and his associates fieeced
Seattle police and flremen out Of
considerable sums Of money thru
their fraudulent operations. accord.
ing 10 the charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

Seattle and tho State OF Washing.
ton found 1898 an interesting and
prosperous year.
During the IL months Seattle saw
tho return 10 five.ccnt carfare ana
then tho switch hack to eight aad
cne.third.ccnt fare again.
In the wreck OF the kelso bridge
on January the state suffered the
only outstanding tragedy OF the year.
The state legislature met during
january and February and passed
the Reeler narcotic law and strength.
enea tho anti.alicn land laws,
Seattle saw the late President
Harding In his last public appear.
ance.
The city and the port was the CEN
Ter OF activity for the relief OF tho
sufferers OF the Japanese earth
quake.
A complete resume OF the year Is
as follows:
JANUARY
s--kelso bridge ccllapses. carrying
i6e into tho cewlit1 river.
SStatc legislature convesles.
20 Former Police Capt. e. A. suit
van on trial. charged with EN-.
bexxling 1896 in city funds.
FEBRUARY
7-pollce Sergt. Edward piclow
asked 10 resign as result Of his
arrest In British Columbia for
surrepsitious entry into the
province.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Too Cowed to Fight,
Is the Explanation

NEW YORK. Dec. Married
men over 80 who 1.-Two with their
wives seldom set into trouble that
brings them TO New York police
courts. statistics prepared by the
voluntary defenders committee for
1929 showed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

ai-Brittsh government accepts
American debt funding offer.
whereby British debt Of $4,000
900. 600 win be paid In CO years.
FEBRUARY
7-~Guatemala. Salvador. Honduras.
Nicaragua and Costa Rica sign
treaty insuring peace in Central
America
Explosion wrecks coal mine OF
Dawson. New Mexico: 10 miners
killed.
Many killed and hundreds
wounded when Polish force in.
vadcH Lithuania.
"a President Harding sends mes.
sage to congress recommending
that United States join interna-
tionai court Of justice.
MARCH
limited States makes formal de-
mand on allies for collection OF
1000. ooe. 600 gold marks from
Germany In payment for cost OF
maintaining American troops on
Rhine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
III vsnrI 1000. coo faAesS
Assp en- plec~ werT tr
-, nor.

ii-Greek transport Alexander foun.
ders in gale; 100 officers and men
drowned.
2e--sarah Bernhard. famous TRACE.
dIenne. dies.
APRIL
s--Eari OF Carnarvon. discoverer Of
King Tutankhamen. dies from
bite OF poisonous insect.
.0--House OF commons defeats a pro.
hlbItion motion, CSC to II.
2G-Duke OF York, second son Of
King George of England. is mar.
ried TO Lady Elizabeth Bowes.
Lyon.
9s-U. S. Senator Knute Nelson dies
suddenly.
30--U. S. supreme court rules Ameri.
can ships may carry and sell
liquor outside the three.mile
limit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Conference Planned
on Traffic Problem

a conference OF city. state and
county traffic heads and OF Justices
trying caHes or traffic violations.
win be held in Seattle soon after
New Years. chief OF Police W. u.
seyeryns announced Monday. The
conference viii seek means OF check.
Ing the rapidly mounting death and
accident toll.
The principal obstacle 10 traffic
enforcement 10 the lack OF public
sympathy. seyeryns says. Present
laws arc adequate. bu, the means
OF enforcing them are lacking. he
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Harding Death and Japanese Earthquake Outstanding Events of 1925
conscious In Vancouver u. c.
hospital,
DECEMBER

HpNpl'u,
DECEMBER
3~-Abcrdeen votes for municipal do.
vclopment OF Wynoochc water
power project.
s--lrrnc Castle. famed dancer, and
her new husband. Maj. Frederick
Mclaughlin. sail from SEATTLE
for honeymoon In tho Orient,
w. NJ. Short. president OF the
: state Federation OF Labor. files
libel charge against Martin Fly.
zik. president OF the district or.
sanitation OF mine workers.
S--Abraham Reising dies shortly
after two.hour Incarceration In
city jail. Total OF seven men
have died during year. five
without medical attention. aud
two. including Reising. shortly
after receiving tardy attention.
steamer H. w. Lake founders
near Friday Harbor with loss
OF all 10 of her officers and
crew.
s. Manuel Roxas. president OF tho
Philippine legislature. arrives
here en- route 10 Washington 10
plead for independence for the
islands.
is- Malcolm Douglas. prosecuting
attorney, begina abatement
action against IL hotels and
rooming houses IN vice war.
grand Jury ends gam.
bling investigations with II IN.
dictmenta. O. for gambling.
is-iiarry weedln OF the detective
department suspended for al.
legged assault on two mon and
one woman while drunk down.
town.
jury begins hearing on
alleged protection" graft in
Seattle pollea department.
-Weedin dismissed.
2s-wIid gale whips Seattle on
Christmas morning.
s7--patroinan NJ. y. Brown dismiss.
ed for conduct unbecomlng an
officer" an outgrowth OF his
alleged attempted abduction Of
his small aon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
NOVEMBER

19--U. $, army flyers 10 leave Seattle
in March for pioneer attempt at
flying around the world. Gov.
Louis r. Hart announces he
viii not seek reelection.
22-Port commission obtains skinner
& Eddy shipbuildIng site and
plans extensive coastwide trnde
terminal here.
24-Mayor Brown sues J. Y. G. Kel.
logg for $4,000 for alleged dam
ages sustained by Kellogg's news.
paper charges.
25--NeIl Austin. Seattle school teach.
err, disappears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
FIRST NONSTOP FLIGHT IS
MADE ACROSS j. 5. IN 1928
Sarah Bernhardt Passes; Destroyers
Pile on Rocks at Point Holmda;
Mexicans Revolt Again

eeryer OF Lausanne Near East
peace conference, Is shot and kill
ed by Alex Conrad. Il Swiss.
is--Bcyenty.three persons. including
II school children. killed In
schoolhouse fire in Cleveland,
s..
20--Andrew Bonar Law resigns al
premier Of England on account
Of III health.
22--sianley Baldwin, chancellor Of
exchequcr. named premier By
King George.
2s--Captlred by Irish Free State
troops. cannon dc Valera advises.
Irish republicans TO lay down
arms.
2s--One thousand killed In earth
quake In Persia.
JUNE
i3-L Yuan.Hung. president Of Chi.
nese republic. Is captured BIZ
troops on order OF Wang Chen.
Ping. government Of Chill PROV.
ince.
IT, Former Premier Stamboulisky or
Bulgaria killed while. trying 10
escape from troops OF new GOV
eminent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

Detective fans, follow the
clues of the murderer in 1.-THE
Step on the Stairs" by Isabel
Ostrander. Complete in IL
installments. First install
ment in The Star Tuesday,
January /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
NEW OFFICE SITE
PROVES An INVESTMENT

The purchase two years ago by the
company OF the new home office site
at Third and University. covering an
area OF i2oxiii feet on the southeast
corner. eyinced real foresight. as
subsequent development OF the Met.
ropoiitan district has demonstrated.
This property, which Is yielding a
Handsome income on the price paid
IL Immediately adjoining inc nsw
telephone building and with tho new
medical building to be erected rounds
out the entire block which is Thanked
on tho one side by Second ave. and
on the other by the new $4,000. 900
Olympic hotel. IL is the intention OF
the company to erect a magnificent
structure upon this property for It's
future home when the present leases
expire.
Trustees OF the company are: j.
W Maxwell. presIden, National City
bank: NJ. A. Arnold. president First
National hank; Moritx Thomson
president Centennial Mil Co. and Pa
cific Coast Biscuit Co: Reginald II
Parsons. president Parsons Invest
ment Co; T. $. Llppy. capitalist. Jas
u. Eagleson, physician md surgeon
=. X. struve. capitalist: Henry A
Kyer, president Augustine K Kyer
y. l.. Van Nice. chief inspector of tn,
company; Arthur +. Johnson. score
tary Of the company. u. y. Morgan
president OF the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

Tho year 1928 win be marked In
the minds OF the American people as
that year 10 which Warren @. Hard
Ing. cath president OF the United
States. died.
A resume or the news events OF the
year shows plainly that Hardings
death on August was the most out
standing event Of the IL months. ~
Is particularly significant TO the
Northwest for II was in Seattle that
the president made his last public ap'
pearancc and delivered his last
speech. And il was In oregon that
the president was taken sick.
Following the tragic end OF Hard
ing, Vice President Coolidge took the
oath OF office and the affairs OF the
nation were diverted 10 another chan
mel.
Probably second Ia importance Of
the years events was the earthquake
in Japan, with the subsequent enor.
NOUS loss OF life by fire and starya-
ton.
Other notable events include the
nonstop flight across the continent.
the death OF Sarah Bcrnhardt, and
the wreck OF the seven U. s. destroy.
ern at Point Hounda.
The year In resume:
JANUARY
2--Aiiied premiers' conference on
German reparatlons opens in
Paris.
TO- French troops begin occupation
OF the Ruhr.
ii-Ex.King Constantine OF Greece
dies.
Germany announces II will Hus-
pend separations payments be
cause OF French occupation.
i5-Lithuanian lrregulars. known as
Iron Wolves" capture Memel
from small French garrison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

1s--ait. Etna, In Sicily, erupts and
endangers five villages. causing
$4,000 inhabitants TO flee.
22-Leylathan averages 2s.o4 knots
an hour on trial trip. breaking
worlds records for passenger lin
ers.
JULY
2i-Turks and allies sign peace treaty
at Lausanne. Turkey gets back
ConztantInople; exchange Of popu-'
lations ordered between Greece
and Turkey, Greeks in Turkey
being ordered to Greece and vice
versa.
AUGUST
president Harding dies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
LIFE INSURANCE
BUSINESS GAINS
Northern Life Records New
High Figures

Pre-statement figures. Issued Mon.
day by the Northern Life Insurance
company Of Seattle. show the most
successful year in tho corporations
history. More than $4,000. 900 In
llfe. and $4,000, 900 in health and &C.
client policies are in force. The
company. is years old. has doubled
in size in the past four years.
Tho company reports unusual sue.
cess In California and Oregon, new
business IN these states having es.
tabilshod a record.
Home business for the year record.
ed applications for more than $1,000.
600 worth OF new business. Several
new forms Of policy. 10 be issued
shortly. arc expected to sc, new
u1nrka for 1924
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
THEIR BODIES ARE SAFE

LONDON. - Unclaimed bodies OF
ex,scrvioe men, dying In guardians,
institutions while under treatment
at tho health ministry's cost, no
longer will be sent 10 medical schools
for dissection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

RESULTS have made people
KNOW that star want Ads are
better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Mrs. Randall Watched for Her Chance
and as Result Now Owns
Business College

This Is the 18th Of series Of
articles In The Star about Seat.
lie women who have made good
In The business and professional
world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
MAY

Lieutenants Oakley G. Kelly
and John A. Macready. U. S.
army, complete first nonstop
flight across United States.
6--Chincse bandits wreck China's
fastest train. and rob and make
prisoners n large number of for.
ciEners, including several Amer.
cans,
i0-M. Norowsky. Russian soviet oh.