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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
MCCOY WITNESS
RECALLED

Los ANGELES, Cal. Dec. IL
Cleaning up bits Of stray testimony
near the end OF It's case. tho prose.
cuuon In tho trial OF Hid Mccoy.
pugilist lover, charged with Staying
Mrs. Teresa Mors, recalled Mrs.
Ann schapp. friend OF tho dead
woman. 10 tho witness stand today.
Did Mccoy say anything 70 you
about "A letter you wrote 70 MorsT'
Mrs. schapp WIS asked by Deputy
District Attorney FFicke.
Yes. Ho met mo on tho street,
spat in my face and cursed me. "
the witness replied Then no said,
You've no right 70 interfere in my
friendship with Tess. stay out Of
il II you know what's good for
you"
Edwin c. King. investigator for
tho district attorneys office, was
next called TO tho stand. He TN.
sealed a safety deposit box Mccoy
held in on outlying bank and 70.
moved papers and personal articles
which were turned over to defense
attorneys for inspection.
Albert a. Mors, husband OF the
dead woman. who was expected TO
he the prosecutions GROWING wit
ness, had not appeared In court
early In tho days session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
PROTEST
OF COOLIDGE
Congress Continues to Get
Worked Up Over Navy

WASHINGTON. Dee I7.-cou.
Ercza win not entirely fan Ia Tine
with President Coolidge on bio poll.
~ or disoouraKinr inyaugutI0ns into
tho coalition OF tho navy aud com.
PARSONS ~ itE strength with naYiss
% other world powers,
Evidence Of this was given today.
when tho house naval affair." CON.
mlitce went ahead with ila pre-.
arranged plan 10 question Secretary
OF the Navy Wilbur as 10 whose
fault u is, " auyonea. that tho
navy Is below par.
The committee summoned VII.
bur last week. az tho height OF tho
talk about tho 'lamcntablc" condi.
ton Of tho battle and auxiliary
neetH Meanwhile, tho president lot
Il bo known that he opposed such
inquiries. Wilbur and q staff OF c1.
pers. however. appear before the
committee today
The president dcplorcs tho en-.
groFsmcnt Of congress and tho
people on tho subject OF tho nnvy's
condition. first, because tho admin.
lstration il satslcd tho navy IS all
right. and tho treaty ratio Is being
maintained. and. second. because
foreign powers arc looking at this
country'a naval discussions with a
good deal Of unc1sincsg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
ARMY" TO GIVE
BIG PARTY
Christmas Baskets viii. Be
Distributed, Too

salvation Army people arc uf,uar
Ing hundreds uf Christmas dinner
hasksia Tor ibg poor and viii die,
tribute thtm on tho day before
Christina Those who need help
tu make tE0 day merry have been
.aak'i 10 come 20 Salvation Army
htaIluaTirra and ten the man iu
charge their needs. Those who have
their oWu dinners planned bat know
."f others who viii have mono are
asked tG send their names 90 tHg
Army people. who VIII call on the
families and nnd out their need.
and also avoid duplication q fam.
iliCs already being carrd Tor,
Santa ChE in person VIII Pre-
sli1 az a hugo Christmas tree for
thg poor Riddles In the hoadqunr
.trm' auditorium. 1910 siKth ave-.
Monday evening. December g. The
boys and girls who wish 70 attend
have been asked 20 call Ia person
or have their parents call FOR
tickets. These VIII al b. distributed
befou Mondly iu order that tho
number o. t9yH may b. secured Tor
distribution Dolls that close their
eycs baseball bats, balls. Jack
kulyca and toy sewing machines
that really sew. arr among tho toys
that viii DO distributed. ana there
Win b. candy for everyone. Parents
may bring their Riddles and Join IN
tho celebration and listen 10 tho
program,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
Seven Suspended Pupils
Are Returned to School
Fourteen Others Denied Reinstatement by
Board; Some Out Til Next Semester

A r. aU rEfauItF. session from which
u parents n abe children and rHo
press vsrg excluded fHr board 81
edusHti0H Tuesday HiEHt reached 1al
ANNOUNCED .ia decision Boo Che lrHE-
ms parity r-nraGr af 80 Lincoln nIrh
school STUDENT
seven Of the students Ncdnss
daS were 10 return 10 school. ~
were suspended for ,apng
trrmse ia until after the school
holidays and eight uniil the neat
semester starting January 20.
Glrrntr of fhe suspended youths
"Wednesday were considering legal
action 20 determine the authority OF
Hhe board boz the affair Iu agnouuc.
ing b. decision thg balri quoted
from au opinion by ihg attorney gen.
oral. hlnlsl down be- 1907, a. follow
IAN aris OF iudtnta 90 OF out Of
school, duTiuF school day Or on holl.
lays tending tu reach into the school
Tor bad influence. shall hs subject ia
disciplinary action by thr board
Several ~ the parents ythemtulF
denounced thr decision ar arbitrary
aud severe and declared the opinion
under which thf agtion w1H taken Be-
antiqu1trI and wooded by supreme
gouu decisions
George a, S3lyuH, spokesman f0f
The parents. who addressed uIe board
and insisted that nil of tho STUDENT
hg Immediately ucinHigted, EaiI after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SHIP SUIT
STARTS ON PAGE l

5ss.7s Tho government comedies
tho skinner s Eddy corporation
clnlms for bonus. u0n.paymcnt q
progress claims and ineideniaIr.
t7,s55.lgG7o. leaving a balance owing
tho government Of tho amount
asked Tho money u il fst forth. all
has been paid the shlpbullicrr, and
no restitution or return has been
made.
Amazing information n detailed IN
tho complaint a printed document
Of i5a printed page, containing CT
exhibits.
u reveals that tho government
gave tho rhlpbuildlnE finn contracts
for tho delivery OF 81 Ftcsl cargo
caulrrH. Ht a total price Of approx
mately $4,000, 900, u shows that
tho government accepted ana paid
for o. surh vessels tho sum %
1871 600 900. that tho government
leased "a yg,000.O5o fullycquippcd
sbipylrd 60 the company for r. fiat
rental Of f1,75o.0co. % which sum
only $685.. 900 was ever paid that
tho government paid IN excess Of
tbesg things, tho seven odd millions
asked Tor in tho suit.
The Skinner A Eddy corpora.
ton about two years ago brought
suit against the Emergency Fleet
corporation for 81 900, 600, laying
claim TO certain items that the
government NOW admits owing.
and others that arr not admitted
Tho governments suit ID brought
by Oliver r. ~ Brown. special az.
sistaut 90 tho attorney general. u
Washington. n. c.. L. \. Dlstnc: A..
torncy r. =. Reyclle and his assist
ant. John 4, Fratcr. Cinrcncc q. Par.
kor. general counsel Tor tho Emer.
gency Fleet corporation. Of Washing
ton. D, c: Clarence Realms. special
coxSHel: Mccormack Snow OF Port.
land. district counsel 20 tho Emer.
Eoncy Fleet corporation, and Charles
~. Allen. Of Seattle, assistant district
=aftrref
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
MAY FREE HIM
X-Ray Photographs Made
Of Roy Gardner'S Skull

LEAvETwoRTH. KanA. Dec. II
Roy Gardner. famous Pacific Coas,
bandit, who Is serving a term In
Leayenworth federal ponitontary
was taken 20 the military prison a,
Fort Leavenworth today. where
army surgeons took X-ray photo.
graphs OF his skull.
Gardner Is seeking a pardon Oh
tho ground he Is not responsible
for his career OF hnnditry. but that
Is due TO skull pressure on his
brain. caused by an accident in hil
youth. The photographs viii DO for.
warded 70 the attorney generals dc.
pnrtmcnt IN Washington. where
final decision on Gurdner's pardon
will be made.
Tho surgeons did not state what
the photographs disclosed.
Gardner Is being aided I'm his bnt-
tic for freedom by his wife. who
has been active in getting his case
before government authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
~" FIRE LOSS
is S125,OOO
School of Mines Building
and Contents Destroyed

Ia-s on ue University OF wash
.UHtUH school 20 mlHa building and
contents totally drar0red b. Huer
fHuIl4r fire TgfEd1y might. wIl reach
FI-a 900. according fg - rHsrauu
"umn'.rot Eg Dean 2IiIUar Eagrrtr
wednesday noon
AIlHD the original building cot
only $4,000 ~ Eurr ago. Do cannot
ha replaced now for $4,000, Dean
Roberts SAID ADDED 90 that o. the
i0-a ~ l2s 600 worth ~ mrtaIlurEicaI
laboratory equipment, sec 900 more
Doc heavy laboratory machinery. aud
1n Estimated value Of $4,000 placed
ON a urEr collection az oree. maps.
dmwings and charts that win take
yeam 90 Dr. replaced. Dean Roberts
said
neither tho building nor lfs con.
tcu'H were insured
Tho blaze WA discovered by stu.
drHh about 10 %. ma and brought
under control two hours later after
three engine and two truck com.
plults had had considerable trouble
with frozen hyfh8uiH stuieufa. De.
Fore The fire envolopeI the building.
saved many records and papers
MOst or The library OF The school
was saved FRA tbis manner,
The building waH % yeaU old. 10
was put up aa power plant aud
later converted into The Mines build
ug About 200 students used 30 for
purrtlmg studies Dean MllHor Rob
rriG was their Instructor The new
School o. Mines building, near the
stadium, Will b9 u-o4 hereafter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
ALL WAS FREE
Duchess" Lodged, Dined,
Rode for Nothing

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.--when one
Is grand duchess Of Russia and
ones husband is pretender 70 a some.
what ophemernl throne Of all tho
Russlas, ono rides, lodges and dimes
free, gratis and for nothing. even in
domocracies, II was disclosed today.
with tho Grand Duchess Cyril on
the high seas. homoward, or at least
Coburg bound, ono OF her hostosscs,
Mrs Henry T.. LOOMS. prime mover
OF tho Monday opera club, which IS
to DO sslf.uppolnted ns tho keystone
OF o. now 500" the zenith Of society.
revealed today that tho Today visit
here had been tho occasion for an
ambitious publicity stunt.
Tho grand duchess was givon FREQ
transportation aud lodging all for
the sake Of advertising.
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does not realize the tnormlty of his
crime-hitiuE a COOK, mind you
but bite Madame nh. never. because
that h entirely diffcrrnt'
Nadine put prug thru hiH roper.
tolrc, suyo him his biscuits and
departed Tor luncheon, leaving him
sole occupant OF her Washington
suite, "tio d good sh5 said. does
no harm and make no nolse-ani
I have always been ubla 20 have
him with me
Hurricane, with Priroya iu tho
role OF Ilka. created a sensation IN
Sew York Inst wiutrr-1nd "it is
funny you win hugh. b., she prom
laFs
uut the faCf remains that HURT.
cane gives Madame PetroyH tho
greatest emotional role OF her career
and Do an exceptional oftsunE for
Seattle Ercat star in q great play,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
SKINNER ISSUES
FOLLOWING STATEMENT

-. Z. Skinner, president Of the
skinner & Eddy corporation, wcdncs,
day, after being served with copies
Of the complaint. said no welcomed
final adjudication OF the contract and
that tho skinner & Eddy corpora.
ton was first In attempting TO &C.
cure settlement. Ills statement
follows:
THE skinner & Eddy corporation
did not build EhlpB on a cost plus
basis 4 definite price was fixed for
each ship when Il was contracted
for ana u was delivered at tho con.
tract price regardless OF profit or
loss, There were contracts for near.
~ 100 ships. and when "A large mum.
Der Of these contracts were suddenly
Cancelled there naturally arose the
necessity OF arriving at a Just settle.
mont under the terms OF the con.
tracts.
The figures Of tho skinner &
Eddy corporation, approved by the
accountants OF the Emergency Fleet
corporation IN 1920. laid the basis
for our claims for balances duo us.
These claims VIC presented to tho
court OF claims in 1891. but later
they were transferred 10 tho United
States court in Seattle. whore they
are now pending.
we would have preferred that tho
government assert It's claims by way
Of counicrclaims In our pending suit.
but sinco tho representatives OF tho
government consider II moro dcsIr.
able TO urge them In an independent
suit in tho name OF tho United
states, VIC will be prepared TO meet
tho Issue in that form. Tho only
difference is that there will be two
suits to be disposed Of In the courts
Instead Of one"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
COMPERS' BODY
At new YORK
Fallen Labor Leader Lies in
State at EIkS' Club

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE body
OF Samuel Gompers, veteran labor
leader, lay in state at the Elks' club
here today while thousands OF al.
mIrers from New York and other
cities filed by to pay their last trlb.
ute OF respect.
Tho funeral train arrived here
from Washington OF 1870 O. m. ana
tho body was Immediately takon 20
tho club. whore it will remain until
s a, m. tomorrow.
During the 2i.hour period MON.
bers Of tho Elks, Masons and other
fratcrnnl orders viii servo as guards
Of honor o.
Mrs. Gompora and members of tho
family arrived with tho funeral
train. Intcrmcnt will loo tomorrow
az sleepy Hollow cemetery at larry.
town, ", y,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17

mr decision that De- had na con-
mut 20 make. 'Ira up 20 taa par
.uia FaH saIwr-
Some or rho uareBlz rgIl Che pun.
lHHmrHl Igr.
DR. raHUar IS Sharpe pre- dent
NJ thr upsni iu revealing ihC term
uf tho boards decision. 9id.
The board found mitigating cir
CuuEfauCca Iu the raar of -cvsu
nf thr students and these are per.
United 90 return 10 school nt uucr.
'siE ~ che student wrr" found 90
have pariahDU quite freely ~ tho
Iqu0r and thee. arr suspended until
after tHr NhrFfmlH holidays. The
other eight either contributed 20 tho
r"' 90 purChlre the liquor or went
after b. Those are rlfpeudrd until
mo new mgalgr opens January 20.
'rhc boards action WA taken
with "a Wow tn protecting the
SCHOOL, mot aH punishment 10 the
students involved"
That one u the students who had
attended iha party and then visited
Che tpuihrm Home ruldh0uss after.
wards. had 'aqucIlc1." bringing d.s.
grnts 10 iho entire gathering. was
revealed hy one ~ the boys ln d
confidential mood after the meeting.
This student viii De- urirHrIzrg iy
pits former companions. thu youth
intImstti.
Tho baarif action came after the
parents had expressed their views.
insisting on immediate relnatute.
mcnt q hot executive session u
the board followed, with fouo Of the
members Tor moro severe punish.
mrnt and EOmo for moro lruient
treatment OF the STUDENT. Tho DC.
clsion finally reached was in the
nature ~ n FgFnrrrUtfaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
KILLED BY GUN
AS HE TRIPS
Hunter StumbIeS Over Ice
Covered Log Near CITY

Joseph Collier. "a. ~ 1866 goth use
IS. was instantly killed Monday 40
srHp9g while hunting near bis hon
Collier frnT.I rUI yen over 81 io-
due fg fGa .n covering d. U.s.
IouIicFarrrI-I shotgun was ais
Charged into Hls eide.
Collier aag "a friend Alex sicDoa
aid, 90. ~ $3.50 Beacon ave-. hal
gone out % rb9gt Cmulze pheasant
They had gone only about "a mll
from home when mo accident hap
pencil Mcdonald ram back 10 ths
house and secured "a h0ur. which
v1a used 10 bring iha body iu from
The wood
Collier had been out % work. dee
90 tie storm. 10 leaves O wife ana
i5m0ufu.oId baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
.SWiiEEETiN'S SON
SOBS STORY
Boy, "a, TeStitieS at Moth,
er'S Murder Trial

MOUNT VERNON. IN Zee. IL
SgrrHr ronyuls8Ntly stauuto
SursaH. ~. testified oa tGg stand
fslay In tbe JrtI al DIS mother, Mr.
l.i-.t sNeeIiG Tor tHg murder of her
Es=taui bon Stowe pact with Law
F.acr N liIrtI former pastor ~
IaH. m
Slauutol Flas asked 90 sen about
Iiigbrs Vis.ts 10 tho sWeetin homo
HNgst of tge time we Uhg chudrrul
VEN sent olt fn play when abe pastor
called. tbr t-gy sad iu voice shak-
LOS with soG~. n 80 remember, how
70. that father never WlE homo
'Autu tue minister called
The hoy broke down completely
ana was Ir1i FROM The court room
Alrs Svgrfn tried hard 90 main.
tan her gamplsurg hut failed Sbc
brokg down auI cried openly az her
son stumbled thru DTS testimony
Other WEur sts recounted various
iagl,uts % tbr love affair % Mn.
Suaeglu and Hight which the prose-
ggfIan charges led 10 tho poisoning %
sUuer,u and Mrs iiisht
Mr. jenny Jones quoted Hight az
stating
Sometimes I wish could Et up
an night with poor Mrs Swcetir
This remark was made "a few uiEhts
before SWtelin died, when Airs
Jones. Mrs swtetin and Hight were
M the beside ~ The stricken man. the
witness testified
Another witness. Airs Harry lee.
aiI that whom Hlght preached tht
ruural seryicy Tor MILFORD Swceilu
Dos attention wac d.rycted towards
Alrs. swtcun an the time
When De prayed bis eyes weren't
closed Instead. De was watching
Mrs. sNceun." Afrs, Lee said.
II was Indicated today that Hight
finally had decided 20 address the
Jury when the closing arguments arC
started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
Formally Dismiss
Garrison Action

Deputy Prosecutor Tom Patterson
Wednesday submitted a formal
judgment Of dismissal In the Ruth
Garrison casc for signature In Su'
porIor Judge Mitchell GIlliams
court. AT the same time Attorneys
f. J. wettrIck and Ralph Morse
announced they had made no deci'
sion as 10 the next move In their
efforts 10 free the girl held at
walla Walla as criminhlly insane.
Ruth Garrison was acquitted In
Seattle on n charge OF numbering
Mrs. Douglas storrs. wife OF her
lover storrs is now In JAN In San
Francisco. on charge OF living off
The earnings Of two women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17

care ttlll viii BE- necessary With water
pipes
Thu University weather station.
operated under direction Of Prols sor
H. A. Saunders. give minimum
temperature on TUESDAY night
OF 10 degrees above zero This
station has an ideal exposure" and
gives a better figure than the govern.
meni station. atop tho Hoge building
Tho government station Is affected
hy building heat.
Official temperature figures. from
8 q. m Wednesday were; n. NJ
II: a. NIT o, NIT: 5 a. M
Is. a. ME; 10 a. MI. II a N.
-lsi.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
Admiral Rogers Is
Due to Dock Today

The steamer Admiral Rogers OF tho
Pacific steamship Co. was expected
10 dock here Wednesday morning.
Her calling date has been postponed
10 Thursday morning at 10. She will
be the last steamer 10 sail for South.
eastern Alaska before Christmas, and
viii carry a hugo cargo Of mlscel.
laneous holiday Cntables. Coming
here she brings n full load Of canned
salmon and fresh fish and 10 pas.
shnRere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
COLD WEATHER
STARTS ON PAGE 1

sharp drops in temperatures were
reported In the Middle West. The
sub-zero weather q Northern states
Is now on is way East, snow viii
be general tonight and Thursday.
Lowest temperatures included:
Edmonton, Alberta. 4e below
zero.
Battlclord. sasls., s. below
bismarck. y. D.. 20 below,
Miles City. Mont, .. below
Miuncdosa. Man. q below.
Moorchead, Mimi 80 below
Rapids City s. D, ~ below.
81. Paul, below
sheridan. wyo.. IS below.
Valentine. Nsb.. u below.
Yellowstone Park, 90 below.
Winnipeg. rs below.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
Rupert Hughes to
Marry Again Soon

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Dec. 1.-THE
wedding early next year OF Rupert
Hughes. author and film director.
and Elizabeth Patterson Dial. &C.
trees. was announced hero today.
Tho first Airs. Hughes committed
suicide aboard a steamer OF tho
China. coast last year, suffering from
M health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
Speeder Loses His
License and Cycle

pan Trippcar's drivers license
vaH revoked for so days, his motor
cycle selzed BY the court fora the
came time md he was fined 325
10 addition by Justice 9. C. Dalton,
late Tuesday. for speeding on the
Valley road. December Z. Trlppenr
pleaded guilty TO the charge Of run.
ming 81 miles an hour preferred by
state Highway pntrolman 7. NJ.
Edwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
Propose Plurality
to Name Presidents

WASHINGTON. Dee i1.-Presl
dents would b. elected BY a plurality
instead Of majority OF the electoral
college under q constitutional amend
mrut introduced In the senate yes
teriay by Senator Hiram Johnson
California. republican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
$500 Asked for
Accident Damages

A Washington Bakery delivery car
knocked him down tho morning of
December I and young Dewitt C.
MrGIgfhsm haH had fallen arches
ever since. De complains Ia q suit
Tor s. 900 damages filed Ia superior
court Tucrdly afternoon. The com
plant filed Boa the name % his
guardian. r. T.. stanford. sets our
that McClUtHrm was knocked down
gy ihl auto m Fourth Ind Jackson
ls De WAS getting out Of another
car The bakery car Ekidded 200
feet after the accident, brulsing BIZ
Iolt foot until the arch feil. and Civ
ing him q general shaking up" he
charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
BY &. LUCILLE BUTLER


Noull recognize this smart looking
Belgian police dos. n be should
mako his appearance In tho fourth
episode ~ Hurricane. tho play q
which Nine Olga Pctroya Is both
author and star. az the Metropolitan
"Wednesday night and the rest Of tho
week. lie Is her pet, protector and
loyal friend
Ills name Ia fact Is 'pruE which
means "friend"--and hg is smart bg-
cause ho knows BIS lrft plw from
his right When Madame asks "po
sou love meg he hIrka once. when
be wishes something ana is reminded
10 cay please" DE barla twice
Never gets mixed up. either
Madame loves her dog beelurs DO
wBs given to her by "a friend % her
surgeon husband. II Is true Drug
bit the cook oucc-he IS YOUNG and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
SCHOONER RUNS
AGROUND
Five Other Ships Standing
BY at Neah Bay

Thn other HHEr vrr. standing HF
tte n,euasrr4 schooner uaHel rt
rorFI ashore nrHr Nrlh BIAS Wed
nfsta1 THE ulauaa uas lu distress
doe Co thr storm Tho Mf'iraIn. .Hr
bound from New York. lIfs afEnEr
steamer Hamrr % l'oIT Angeles and
the coast Euarl cutter Haids went
Io her distance Tho rg boomer De- q
cluugE Frrsd ~ eiss sross tons
she was returning from Alaska Her
home pgFt ia Seattle. ana her gvaeT
M D. tinstra a New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17

Suit Tor $4,000 alleged wages
due from the Sildenrich Packing Co.
Was filed in superior court Tues,
day by Carlo Holsbo, IN behalf %
himself and five other fishermen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17
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SPECIAL PRICES

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The sum represents unpaid wages
for q season ending December 3
at Homer and Crab Bay Alaska.
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Warm Thoughts for Winter Nights

\NToMEN's OUTING FLAN.
w MEL GOWNS IN a mum.
her Of warm. practical styles.
At SOC TO gi.05.
MEMS OUTING FLANNEL
Nl NIGHT SHIRTS In com.
fortably.flttlng styles. At
S1.05.
MEMS OUTING FLANNEL
pAJAMAS, St.85 and
S2.t5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17

Velour and Tapestry Pillows
in a number Of pleasing
styles. Trimmed with gold
braid. Several colors TO choose
from. Reduced TO $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17

Japanese silk Pillows in
round shape. Shlrrcd effect.
with button center. In va.
rirty OF attractive colors, Re.
duced to 1926.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-17

BLANKETS: Cotton
- Sheet Blankets in
white and tan, 1925.
Plaid Cotton Blankets,
1915 and $685..
Plaid Part-wool Blan-
kets, $3.50. Plaid
Wool Blankets, S9.75
to S11,75.