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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
SHIP INTERESTS
ARE FIGHTING
~Drawbridge Hearing I'm.
covers Opposition

Unexpected opposition from ship.
ping Interests % tho proposed mol.
ncauon % drawbridEu opening dur
inE traffic ruhh hours developed late
Tuesday A. a public hearing Initiated
BY Col W J Hardsn. war depart
ment engineer. In The city council
chambers.
Tuwboa, companies and ovnou Of
large vessels WintsFinE In lake
Union protested tho clause which
would permit Opening tho bridges
during "peak' hours only Tor yes
sells u 80 tons or over l~NlEtoat
companies may Immediately charge
higher rates because % the uucar.
tainty o. getting thru The waterways.
Il was claimed
Capt r. O. poiEr. head ~ The
local Coast Guard unit asked that
tho bridges bc opened a. uuy time
1u request OF his vrsscla because
% tho emergency nature OF their
work.
on the other hand. 4. or IS local
Improvement clubs from all over the
city atkcd that tho modification be
granted by the var department en-.
Finssrr.
They pointed 10 q traffic delay
Tuesday morning. when Thousands
% cara were tied Up FOR "a minutes
BY tho passage o. q large boat and
a tovboat with a boom % loss thru
the canal.
y A. Mitchell city traffic expert.
submitted figures In behalf Of tho
change allowing that lg2.sgs persons
and es.lGs vehicles cross the Unlyer.
slty. Ballard, Fremont aud W. spo.
kane spans oyery day between 6 n.
m. aud midnight
Opening tho Fremont bride. for
three minutes between Z and 5 a. m.
he said, ties UP an average Of $40
automobiles carrying 800 persons and
- street ears carrying 10 persons,
from 10 70 10 minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
ARGUE PROPOSED
UTILITY TAX
Erickson Says Campbell Bill
Great Mistake"

branding Councilman " r. Camp.
bells proposed 5 per cent tax on
gross revenues % the city liEht and
water department as a monu.
mental mistake. oliver T. Brick,
son, former councilman, Tuesday Do.
hated the BIN with Campbell AZ d
meeting of the Municipal league,
Campbell said tho 3 per cent tax
and n graduated ascending tax on
the street railway would popular,
lp the municipallyownsd utilities
with the bis taxpayers"
Erickson retaliatcd with tho as.
sertion that tho Is ~ TO
psnaliEe patrons OF tho city light
water and street railway depart
meats for being loyal 10 their own
Institutions
Campbell contsndsd that the pay.
ment - not really a tax, but a com.
pcnsation 10 the general fund for
services rendered. n private utilt
ties are taxed the public ones should
also be taxed. he added.
He reiterated his stand y a friend
and worker for municipal owner.
ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Man Twice
on Speed Charge

Twice arrested in one night for
speeding, j. Smith, 80. was taken on
"A third charge. d]itorderiy conduct.
Tuesday night. patrolmcn c. o,
Perry and T. Peterson arrested Smith
for speeding % miles an hour on
wcstlaks ave. Later no was arrested
for speeding bs miles an hour. and
whom police brought him TO tho sta.
ton no was charged With disordcrly
conduct on the first speeding
charge no posted s?s. on the second
SO. and on tho third SIS. TIE total
"a yi23.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
MOTHERS LONG
8 SEARCH ENDS
Finds Kidnapped Daughter
After rs Years

KLAMATH PALS, Ore. Nov. "a,
-Mu. r.. A. stefnu. widowed laun.
dry worker. has been rewarded after
a s5.year search Tor her daughter
who was kidnaped By an sx husband
whilo the child was an infant.
Airs ststnn made Il known today
that she viii leave next week FOR
Manitoba. where her little girl IS
now a farmers housewife. Mrs
steffin was informed that she now
has a granddaughter about the Size
81 her daughter when the child Was
stolen.
With what money she could save
nom her laundry wages Mrs, Steffin
continued the search and was finally
successful
Photographs and other document.
ary evidence have been exchanged
between mother ana daughter. esinb-
fishing proof Of identity beyond a
doubt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
OIL FRAUD CASE
NEARS END I
Jury Expected TO Decide in
Time to Eat Turkey

Jurors who arc sitting in the "6sr
oil Syndicate case VIII probably re
turn a verdict in time 70 DO released
for their Thanksgiving turkey dinner.
spHnging 4 aurprise coupe, the De.
Tense or the three men charged with
using tho mails TO dcfraud Tuesday
closed without putting a single wi,.
ness on tho stand
Assistant District Attorney John
4. Fraier made the opening address
10 the jury urging conviction. ans
pointing TO the sad plight OF JosephI
Fisher. who had invested $4,000 wiiisI
out getting back n penny.
Tho defendants are Leroy Z. Blge
low. O. D.. Rasmussen and Lester w.
Thayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
to Undertake
Survey of Halibut

Dean John ~ Cobb, director % the
University college Of fisheries. will
start early next year on a survey Of
the halibut industry for tho inter,
national hnlibut commission. recent
~ appointed, lie. with DR.. C. Mel
Fraser and DR.. W. A. Clemens. Of
British Columbia scientific lnstltu.
tons. viii form tho advisory board
10 tho commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
YEGGS FAIL AND
ONE is HELD
Three Men Try 10 Break
Safe in Pool Hall

~ FIEFH WH10 "a desperate
hut uuauccossf1I attempt 10 rob tho
afo in the COLUMBIA pool haI It
sixth early wednesday
morning one man b. held in the
city SAN as Is suspect
HrHruE "a noise m fho place
about $50 o.. on. T. ugais. living
next door, turned On hs Ight and
saw tHrco men iu th0 alley. ruu
uinE away from che place Mrr
chants Iatrgfnau Jack WsmiCk
captured H AutHgh, aL ard a
holding him DO the gHy jail
The ytggu had knocked OF ihe
tombiuatign from uh0 SAFE and
minng 10 open O. by that method
turned b. upside down and chis
elyt q hoio thru mo bottom The
money Inside the safe vas SIN out
% reach Of tho yeFEmcu. and they
ncd empty handed The pool hail
h owned by steve syliar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
It's Dangerous to Do
aGoodTurn,E pen, Now

on tho youths face.
Plainly % case of attempted
auto theft Barrman thought.
Admitting the q was not his
own, tho youth ttgmmorod thnt
he had seen tho car slipping
down hill backward. ana had
tried 70 stop u. Tho trick foot
brake wa q puzzle 20 him. and
he couldn't work II.
III looks bad for you" said
Bacrmau. 'Itu have 10 put you
30 the cooler"
Tho youth had been caught rcd.
handed, driving an automobile
rot his own on Ycslcr way. But
Bacrman wasn't satisfied. lie
took tho frightened man 10 tho
business house where he was en-.
ploycd and satisfied himself tho
youth was n respectable, hard
working clerk.
4 fellow Cmploye. however.
completed the ulibl He had seen
tho accused man just before the
street episode. Bacrman re
leased his prisoner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Hellup! Crossword
Puzzles Contest!

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. gs-MLss
Elsie Mcdowell won tho cross word
puzzle championship o. san Fran.
cisco. u was announced today when
she solved a puzzle she had not seen
before la six minutes flat, Miss Dor.
Is Powell as runner Up. doing q IN
sever minutes. There were 20 con.
tegtauts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
by
Neuritis

Many peopls suffer attacks BY this
Arch-fitnd commonly called nerve In
nAmmaiion" This first warning IL usu.
ally a sharp. stabbinE pain which may
come and 80" or hurt constantly. You
may feel u IN ths shoulder. neck. fore
arm, small Of fhs back. or down tho
Thigh and leg % tho heel ~ II some.
times mistaken Tor a~eiailrn. rheumatium
or neuralgia. which troubles often do
end Up In %nsuritls
No matter where you have nerve pains
or what caused them. sou can get auick
relief without using narcotics or polaoua
Just apply Tyamol over the part that
hurts and In : to : minutes the pain
should bo gone.
Tysmol Is absorbed through this
pores OF the skin. II has n soothing.
healing effect upon the diseased nerves.
gradually helping 20 restore them 70
healthy condition.
Don't suffer an. longer. Price 81 AZ
any reliable diuEgIgt. Tysmol Company.
Mfg Chcuils'a, 800 suffer st., San Fran
cisco-Adyertistment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
ROUTS THIEF WITH
SUDDEN FUSILLADE
Cafe Man Fires at Thug Who Tries
Holdup; Man, Woman Held Up

welding two pistols O. bandit held
up Hans Evers manaser OF -
linton club. mo cherry 81 and
mbbel him % ysoo Esn was jusi
lsayir. the clubhouse when the baa.
dt acrastcd him took tAs money and
ran down an alieyway The bandit
was masked
Nias p T. C~lIpEtBliek elFh llth
ave was attacked by a r1uber aH shr
entered her home The thug snatrhcd
her handbag and the giu fought him
AMER a short struggle he fled lcay
ing tho SRI In possession u the hand
has The bandit dropped a pair OF
gloves and a handkerchief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Bl nAROlD 4 sWIsnEK

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. N6F 20
IL Charles spencer chaplin. th1
English screen comedian. ana Hlz
spanish bride IIta Grey married
m a quaint seaport town ~ old
MCEle0. we're due back GOA AmFiCan
soil today. ana en- Hollywood await
"a tbsir return.
Speeding north in a special car
attached 20 IS train which left
Uuayuas sonora, iast night che
wedding party b. ga route home
convinced there Il no place iu the
world a couple can 81 90 ~ mar
rird Boz secret % the world 81 inter
aHHHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

nRAWiNG q sun Cu "a bandit who
II attempted 20 hold him up early
"Wednesday morning @ " Howard
proprietor Uf "a restaurant AZ SOC
HeVel 81. nr0d four shots az thc
.orAtr who turned ana nel The.
attempted robbery was one 90 thrrc
nhich took place eaHy in tLc day
Howard was closing MS stHfauant
hhcn the bandit walked iu with O..
sun ne commanded Huvar Go
foid up his hands and tura oysF the
Says receipts 90 HIM Howard
fearhed under the counter snatehcd
Dis revolver ana smpuet b. AZ the
thug. Al the first shot abe rotbcr
Mhirisd ana ran from me place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Staid Old Boston
Even Falls for EN-

Boston, Nov. 2s.-"We surrender, %
tho Boston Herald's leading edl.
torial and tho newspaper today.
starts n daily crossword puzzle fca.
turo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Poisoned Nerves
Cause Neuritis

Seuri,is or nerve inflammation"
often follows an attack OF malarisl
poisoning. typhoid fever, pneumonia
or some other Infectious disease.
Tho most frequent caussa Of the
trouble. however. are colds, injuries,
bruises or nervous exhaustion.
Neurltls may affect one nerve or
II may involve many. In soma cases
tho pain moves from place 10 place,
but usually Il Is confined 20 the
shoulder. NECK. forearm. thigh, leg
or small Of the back,
Beware Of drugs that relieve by
%deadening tho nerves. Such relief In
deceptive and dangerous Eopa Neu-
rLtis Tablets act in n safe. natural
way. helping to remove the infiam.
nation and bring about permanent.
lasting results. Go today and OH
tain n dollar bottle Of these tab1sts.
Sold in Seattle By the Bartell Drug
stores, and all other leading drug
gists. Boerlcke q Runyon Co. Mfrs.
San Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
MOTHER GRANDMOTHER
ACCOMPANY bride

Tho EnHcthl tAFs tho sonora Ia
which tho screen mumhker and
his isysarold bride are returning
home ~contalua. m addition, Mira
william spiesE mother. and Mm
Louise Curry. grandmother of tho
new Mrs Chaplin.
In addition, there h Chapliua
publicity director, whose t8sk these
iast few days has been 10 avoid a.
lowing news q the big event 10 he
come known. and Charles C'Chuck
Hrisuer. actor and friend OF Chap
ltu.
iiollywoo a all thrilled over the
prospect o. greeting The actor and
HIS bride upon their return here.
probably tomorrow Few believed
tho present romance waH more than
smother ~ Chapiin'a affairs. which
have kept Hollywood nEoE for
years nut IA tho ey6s Of thv dark
lass Of ~ there was a something
which held Tho comedian. aud which
made him build one OF the finest
homes In tho Beverly HlliH section.
which shn Will enter an mistress,
tHARLlE'S FRIENDS
WISH HIM HAPPINESS
Al of Charles former svvrsthsaria
Joined today IN wishing him happi.
hess, Down the list from Mildred
Harris. who was Mrs. Chaplin Tor a
few years. on thru May Collins. Lila
Lee. Claire winaor and Pola NoEri.
each expressing tho hope that the
play boy has found happiness AZ
last.
"Eyrryons loves Charlie. We all
cherish his friendship. said MlHa
wlns0r. her words echoed b. those
20 whom ho has been attentive as
well % others who number him only
AZ a friend.
Tho old rascal" was Douglas
Fairbanks comment. why dld he
have % run of and set married.
We wanted 90 have him here with
us. but then you never car tell about
Charlie"
no, sou ucyer can toll ahou,
Charlie chantsi Hollywood
To BE- tho winner IA tho Chaplin
matrimonial race must seem n fairy.
like dream 10 tho black. haired gtfl
who won htH heart Almost an un.
known on the screen. tlth Grey has
had n part IN only n picture, an
early a Of Chnplln'H. IN which uhs
played n minor character.
Then came the chance Tor tho role
Of his leading lady Tho little span.
iah mias made az impression Win her
acting and followed with a conquest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

During four years as a social
worker at Ellis island. one young
woman. - years old. has acted as
matchmaker in more than 5000
marriages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
40 ROOM MANSION
EAllII-s %lIInnsIIA

Hut when Charlie started b.s -
room mansion in tfs Beverly Bills
meas that ~ hH friends Douglas
FAIRBANKS ana Mary Tlckf0ri thr
lutE ~ gossip started again
~ was far TOO big a place for man
% i've alone and those wonderfully
furnished rooms many equipped Win
everything 20 delight tho heart N o.
urL. meant something Hollywood
was certain
Ana ~ they ala
The difference iu the nHta u chap.
Nn and bic bride Will not hinder their
happiness. f0lka OF sertsuiom are
certain The comedian is old enough
10 DC tho father u his bride. but al
heart Chaplin has always been a boy.
Hr has a "nrrsido complex friends
nErsr. a heart that wants a home
With a companion worthy 90 EnclnE
Tho exquisite Furnishings 81 mo uew
mansion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Radio Programs
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 90

KFoX t23s mators)- 6;4j.7l5,
news, stock. weather reports. 7:l5.
s, Aunt Vivicn's bedtime story;
SO. Earl Grey'a Hotel Butler OF.
chestra; a.lO, concert hour; 10.ll,
Earl Grcy's orchestra.
KFoA A55 meters-i2 30.l30.
Rotary club luncheon: 3A54:45,
news, $3.50. program; 6;45.sl5.
Hopperkelly program, featuring
male voices. pupils Of Jacques
J%ou-Jorvillo OF tho Cornish school.
s'1o. concert. 1i6th Medical band.
Washington National Guard.
Other Coast S]tation2
KIN, Oakland 900 motorsl-S.
1920, Thanksgiving v program.
KFRC, san Francisco (2SO me.
ters) 49, 6!45,7:3o md p.1O. health
service and concert; 1919. Paul
Relll's dance orchestra.
Kpo, san Francisco H23 me.
torN-l,2 and i~:30.5:3O, Fairmont
Hotel orchestra; 800, Garry Fro,
hers Am%phinns; $3.50, orchestra;
oil. Palace Rose Room Bowl
band.
XII, Los Angeles A6o meters)
1903, vocal recital; 9i0. Pen.
women's literary program: 10.it.
concert; HIP. orchestra.
XIII, Los Angeles 1896 metcrO
-~l230t:3O. Rose Room orches.
ira; 2;3O,3;3o. matinee musicale;
$500, orchestra; 6,3o.7;JO. chill.
drcn's program; 73O, L. Of s. c.
program; 1911, orchestra.
KI'AE, Pullman 93O motersl-
7;5o.9:l5, concert and agricultural
talks.
KGW, Portland N02 moters)-
1880. Cotillon Hall orchestra, 5.
childrcn's program; 10, Hotel
Portland orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Charlie Chaplin and Bride
Ret urning 10 Hollywood
Screen Comedian Wins Spanish Girl; We'd
ding Held Inside Mexican Territory

tnfsnirL perhaps ~ thr imprr
duulblr comedian They vrTe errH
t0glihsr at Cafss ana HzlIa buI uu
one thought much al that
lrH ihs usual thing izut d. Tor
au Relrr-s 90 20 about with her d.
rector Mas Grey would query tho
curious ana the curious admitted
that q usr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
MOTHER NEVER WOULD
BELIEVE son WAS DEAD

Mrs, Kidd. however, never accepted
tho fact Of her sons death In action.
and insisted that he II alive. Moth.
Ing 10 support this belief ever was
found until Monday. June 10. OF this
year.
on tho morning OF that day a man
appeared az the home OF the Turner's.
uncle and aunt OF the Kidd boys. on
W. sist ~ The house IL leased 10
family named Johnson. the Turner'S
being NJ Lake sammamish for the
summer
The man said: I'm Harry KIDD
Ny uncle and aunt used TO live
here"
The Johnsons questioned him. he
gave details Of family history and
appeared TO be genuine in his state
mcnts. lie was. however, very nery
Gus,
you know" be told tho JohnsonA
I'm supposed 70. bc killed. but I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
HOLDS BROTHER
OF VICTIM
May Shed Light on Mystery
OF Woman and Companion

ANACoRTEs June e. - John
KanaEa. d.. brother Of AIRS Irene
lsbcrto. who was found dead In a
floating sblff Monday afternoon. was
under 8rrrst Friday in connection
with the death o. the woman and the
mysterious disappearance of shud
rack Wooten. her companion.
knuaga refused 10 talk. other than
10 deny that he has any kaowledge
~ his sisters death lie admitted
however. that he was on Guemes
island SUNDAY, tho day ON which
Mrs Isberto and wooicn were last
seen.
chief 81 Police ~ sellenthin. Of
Anacortcs. who made the arrest. said
that n Kanaga was not implicated
in the affair he ut least knew details
Of Il that the police want.
wootcn and Mrs. Isherio were 20
gcthcr when last seen. They were
leaving secret llarhor in the skiff In
which the womsn'5 inert body WA
found d day later.
Mu ishcrtos former husband Is
still being sought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
LAD WOHkED HERE,
THEN JOINED A. y. q.

From 1913 20 1914 Harry Kidd
worked In Seattle as plasterer.
carpenter ana concrete worker. lie
lived some time al Evanston and
seth ave. y, later he stayed with
an uncle and aunt Mr. and Mn.
sam T.. Turner al s2i ", Sist ~.
When the war started he enlisted
and was assigned 90 Company y.
il9th infantry, In tho 5bth division.
lie went overseas and shortly after.
ward saw action In several battles.
on September 20. 1918. Kidd wa
carrying dispatches during tho battle
Of tho Argonno A day or two later
he was reported missing.
Nothing further WAS heard until
comrnde told his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kidd. Of Mandan. ~ D..
that their son had been seen going
across rome OF fire. that "A shell
had burst near him and that then he
had disappeared.
Later. tho United States officially
certified him as dead. and. In Feb.
ruarS. 1919. started paying his par.
cnia $3.50 a month ON his Insurance
l n,ffsrN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27

nasty.tasting, evil.smolling Cod Liv.
er OH is chock fun OF vitamincs and
is wonderful flesh producer and
strength creator.
But who wants to swallow the hor.
rible stuff when these wonderful tab
ets-McCoy's Cod Liver oil Tablets
--are just as good and so easy TO
take.
4 box OF 60 tablets for 60 cents
and II any thin man or woman don't
gain at least pounds in 30 days
money back. Ask the owl Drug
company or any good druggist any.
where.
Get McCoy's. the original and
genuine Cod Liver OIL Tablets. '--Ad.
vcrtissment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
CONCERT BY "y'
Radio Program at KFOA
Scheduled for Friday

Radio station KFoA. Rhodes dc.
parimcnt store. win offer a program
at $50 Friday night. sponsored by
the Y. NJ. C. a. OF Seattle. under the
personal direction OF II. II. Vivian,
seattle's community song leader
The y. NJ. c. a. quartet. composed
Of Ed Best, II. T. Smith. Willis
Lithtle and II. II. Vivian. viii be
heard in several groups Of songs.
Addresses relative to Y. NJ. C. A..
work will be given by Frank Bailey
and Wesley Rennie.
Piano solos viii be rendered by s.
g. Jones.
A group OF readings will be given
by Miss Eva Craig.
David Brown. member of the
famous Rotary quartet. will sing a
group OF selected solos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
NIPPON SUICIDE
Prominent Japanese Ends
Life Thru Hara- Kiri

TOKYO. June TT saijo. prom.
inont japanese, weitknown IN Amer.
ich. committed hara.kiri at his homo
on the island Of Formosa, TO ox.
press his Indignation eyer the pass.
age OF the exclusion act by tho
American government, according to
word received here.
saijo left VIII in which he set
forth his feelings on the immigration
law and expressed hope that Il
would be repealed.
Tho government Is reported TO
have made tho prediction that no
satisfactory adjustment OF tho i'm.
migration question can now be made
until after the American election in
November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27

not I've been In prison for four
years, Two got several bullets still
In me, from the war. Some Of them
arc bothcrinE me and I'm going TO
ta opsratrd an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
DESCRIPTION SAID
To FIT EXACTLY

The description given by the John.
sons tallics exactly. George Kidd
says. with that OF his missing
brother. even to peculiar marks and
temperament
Records Of tho Swedish hospital.
10 which the supposed Harry told
tho Johnsons hc waA EolnE. show
that no such operation as he de.
scribod had been performed there.
George Kidd. who IL conducting
tho mystery search. was In France
with the sist division. Ho Is a
member OF tho Gatcwood Realty com.
pany. His brother would. ut this
time. be So years OF age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
Seeks Dead" Brother
in War Mystery Here
Seattle Soldier, Thought Killed in 49,
Turns Up Alive, Is Belief

BELIEVING his brother. Harry
ID L. Kidd. officially reported as
killed ln the hattie ~ the Argonne.
10 - alive and IN Seattle. Georsc
4. Kidd "a real estate dealer Of 6gGs
California ave- searched hospitals In
the city Friday
Thru The star DE appealed 10 His
missing brother 20 make himself
known.
with every resource al his com.
mand. Kidd today sought 90 an.
ravcl one OF tho rimngcst Of many
postwar mysteries. set az rest the
painful suspense In which ha and
his parents are placed ana restore
20 his homo HIS missing brother
Here Is the story "a Kidd relates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
One Thin Woman
Gained 10 Pounds
in n Days
Skinny Men Can
Do the Same
All weak men and women.
All nervous men and women.
All skinny men and women
can grow stronger, healthier

and take on
weight IN 30
days by Just
taking Me
Coys Cod
Liver OIL
Tablets four
times a day
as easy 10
take as candy.
And what n
hit these
4 flesh produc.
ing bletB
have made
every drug
| sist Is sell.
| Ing more and
more OF them
every day.
T. ve rybody
knows that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
,nd, az aolIura was suffered nj

thousands OF dollars was suffered ut
pcmIng Thursday when fire swept
the main street OF the town and put
tho light, power and telephone lines
out Of commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
ADDRESSES HE LEFT
DO NOT CHECK Up

AFTER referring 10 his brother
George. the supposed Harry Kidd told
tho Johnsons he would ba back
WEDNESDAY evening. June rs. lie
told them that II he did not show
up be could be- found at 2ols Sixth
ave. or hy calling Ell iot.2Sa6 lie
also said that he might be In a hos.
pl,ai and tina, DR. n. A. Johanson
Of tho Cobb building was 10. operate
on him.
Tho house az 2ois sixth ave. has
been vacant FOR nix weeks: Japa.
nese lives az the Ell lot phone mum.
Der, Or. Johanson says he never has
heard Of tho man. nor has he per.
formed such an operation lately.
George Kidd. the brother waited
Wednesday evening for his supposed
missing brother 20 show up. Harry,
however. never did.
Since then ali truce Of him has
l..aft fnsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27

II il good plan 10 give linoleum
a coat OF white spirit varnish. which
viii dry at once, leaving fine
polish.