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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
Driver Jumps as
Car Hits Railing

A. T.. Polzin. ss2i Rayenna blvd,
saved himself from possible death
Friday when he leapcd from hts car
Just before Il plunged thru the rail.
Ing OF tho University bridge The
car hung pcrilously over tho edge OF
tho bridge. and was finally pulled
back.
Polzin's car was struck by one
driven by n man who was booked
at police headquarters as G. w
stockdale. n lumber dealer In the
White building, stockdals and his
three companions. c. J. Fitzpatrick
Mrs. X. j Ramaioy md Mrs. MARY
Aldrich. were booked on charges OF
drunkenness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
thoughts for
Sundays Calm

A defendant Of The Queen Or
sheba. Prince ]. T. Blayechetisi
viii address the congregation OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
Firth ave. and Marion g., Sunday
a. 5.50 y. m,
other sermons IN Seattle churches
Sunday are.
"sex. and Sex Vice in Seattle"
Rev. Ambrose Bailey, First Bap'
tlst church. II a. m.
Love Lifted 10 the Nth Degree"
Rev II. S. Templston. University
Presbyterian church. t7th and 18th
ave. y. r.. II a IN.
what II Costs 20 BE Christr
Friend" Rev. Charles Stanley Nook,
Trinity Parish church. Eighth and
James s., ~ n. N
Compassion Not Tolera'ion,
rev Honor L. Wilhelm, First Pres
byierinu church Mt Ballard. 7.3t
p. m.
Equality. the First step Towards
It's Achievement" Miss Lucy Case
Besant Theosophical Society
| p. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
Seattle Programs for Tonight

8-0,W +. NJ.
KFOA--iIofmhnWa concert orchestra,
In T., NJ.
ItTCt,--Htory Of tho Washington Mon.
tana football game. pep program by
'Itnlghts OF tho Hook" Washington u.
ai3O-iO r, n
KJn--B G, Warner studio program.
SUNDAY, ii-ieiaO
KlR First NJ, 70. uorviceH
KTCI,--world HeriSa ball game,
IrW--First Prestyterian services.
LIZ r, NJ,
KTCT,--Mcvns' cafeteria orchestra.
7iiS.1iaO r. NJ,
Ktr-orgNn recital, lrlrnt 81. w.
church.
1900 Y. NJ,
KJn--F tHt NJ, ~ services
1tTW--lrirHt Presbyterian services
1iao.0ii0 y. NJ,
Krotr chIatIan SCIENCE services
first church,
p-i0i80 T.. NJ
KJR Henri DRmsliH concert orohoy
ira, playing! Country Gardens GRAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
COLVIN
STARTS on PAGE ONE

ton 20 tho fund on his conviction
TINT tho liquor laws could not be
enforced.
Colyla saya no h not whipped,
"rm going before the county
board every month from now on
10 renew my demands for secret
investigation fund" no said after
he had been turned down.
III they don't give Il to me, their
attitude can only DO. construed as
an approval ~ the conditions that
exist IN King county today"
An appropriation Of $4,000 was
included IN tho requests Tor tht
South district for tho construction Of
n road 10 connect tho Den Moinei
highway with tho new Tacoma road
on tho far sids OF tho Duwamish
river Just south OF tho clty limits
Tho item had been in ruul's shop
ping list on each OF the three pre-
cedlng years. and as many times haC
been stricken. when asked 10y Com
missioner Gaines whose property
would be benefited. Paul appeared
20 be happily ignorant
/ Gaines got categorical naming
parcels. Of properly by number ans
fotc. who owns them. (" he dc
u1audcd.
| Paul reluctantly admitted owner
ship by tho firm Of Paul 4 Kin
near, In which no Is partner
Gaines claimed this was tho prop
orty mos, 20 be benfitod by tn
| road.
Brown voted with Paul The ap
Precipitation WAS retained Paul In
sisted tho road was a necessity AS /
short cut for South Park red
dents.
with tho exception OF tho battle
over tho road ard tho colvin fund
the hearings Friday were concludes
In Il droning mnnotouy AZ tho IN
commissioner vert tired OF spend
Ing other folks money. They di
not grow tired. however. until the,
had spent the sum OF 1t.22T,s5aii
az against Sa.s67.soSss spcn, las
year-an increase OF 1sse,st45i,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
IT'S to Laugh
Signals Get Mixed and
Wet Leader Talks to
w. c. I. u. Meeting
in Yakima

YAKIMA. oct io.-Easicrn
i Washington w &. n. U. ir
session herc. programmed A. c,
Cherry. Yakima "dry." % talk 20
them yesterday,
]. q. cheney American lie,
glonnairo and decidedly wet
made the speech instead,
w. c. r. 4. members listened
thunderstrucl .aH cheney
launched into a yirulcnt attack
on the prohibition law, rounding
out his talk with scathing de-
nuuciations Of dry Officers and
chief Roy Lyle.
Thorc was no applause,
W, & T, u. heads said tho
committee had confused Cheney
and Cherry,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10

ger). Esppnn waits (wnldtoufcD Love
Song twrghD Tho Dorvishop CBcn.
dlx)i Lisbcstrrum (LlsEt), piano solo by
clyde Lehman. Carmen selection Cni.
ErDI Andhntino (LoMare), by string
trio; Souvenir (Drdla), nnSophono Holo
by Henri DnmaN' Molodc tRnchmnn-
inofr) Ballet narbarln (zamoonlk)
Cavatina ITolmnn), cello solo by George
Klrohnor; orange blossoms Oferbcrt)
hdngio (Rlen) violin solo by Herbert
proogi William Tell overture (lossini).
a10.iouo +. VI.
international piblc Students
a.ocletion song ncrvloo, Tho program
Pass Nc not soprano solo, Mrs Ruo.
poll, Trnumcroi Violin solo, Fred Tor.
SHIN accompanied by Carl Fisher! More
Chrlatllkc, hymn, by l. II, a. A. chorus
bible lecture, How ono May nocome d
ChristAnn, H. s, lIarkomai rho Music OF
Gods word, soprano solo, Mrs Ruopoii
In tho Cross | Glory, hymn, Golden Agt
trloi our KING ls Marching ON. hymn
! I, ~ y, A, chorus,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10

store and brought the Vegetable Com
pound home to me. In a few days |
began TO improve and ] have often
taken it since. ] am now passing
through the Change of Life and still
stick by it and am enjoying wonder
full health. When | first started with
your medicines was mere shadow.
NV health seemed to be gone. The
last doctor had said he would give
me no more local treatments unless
went to the hospital and was oper-
ated on. That was when | gave the
doctors up. Now / am healthy ro-
bust woman. ] wish / could tell the
world what q wonderful medicine
Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound is. - Mrs. ]. A. JONES, 3l7
Colley Avenue, Norfolk, Virrir'n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
WINTRY C ALES
SWEEP EAST
Snow Falls in Chicago and
N. Y. Is Spanked by Gale
Try UNITED PRESS,

Winter stretched long hand
down out of the North during
the night and shook warning fin
ger In the face Of the Middle West
ern, Eastern and New England
states today.
Rain, snow and sleet swept Chi
cago and an ley breath was blown
over cities. hamlets and farms IRON
the Dal.otaS eastward and as far
south as Atlanta, ia.
Temperatures ranging from freez'
ing 20 30 degrees were reported In
most states turnout this wide area
and snow and rrosts bhnhotcd
many regions,
New York City was spanked by
q near gale as It's thousands oi
workers struggled TO work In heavy
oycrcoats.
Pittsburg, Albany, Boston and
New Haven experienced their first
snow furry. following sharp drop.
In temperature.
Washington. ID, C.. suffered the
coolest October 10th In years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
Thwing Seeks Day
to Foster Peace

Having been defeated in his efforts
to prevent observance Of navy
day in Seattle high schools, the
Rev. Dr. Clarence Thwlng. secretary
Of tho Seattle Council Of Christian
Education. late Friday asked the
school board TO permit special OBJ
seryanco OF Armlstico day and
Hague Tribunal day.
Board members flied tho request
that special instruction and Assent
biles be held November u and May
rs for intoxicating principles Of
world brotherhood and umicable re.
lntlons." after Thwing had offered
10 secure sane and sensible preseu-
,Rtlon Of such information and moral
counsel for our young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
DIR. Suzzallo Will
Make Tour of State

President Henry suzzalio. accom-
panied by Matthew hin OF the
Alumni ASSOCIATION, and Darwin
Mcisneat. graduate manager. will
leave Monday morning for Aberdeen
and Shelton. He will speak Monday
noon at Moniesano and In tho eve
ming AZ Aberdeen. Tuesday noon he
win speak NJ shelton and Tuesday
evening az Olympia.
President suzzailo, together with
Mr.. Ilill and Mr.. Mclsnost, Is max
ing tour OF tho state and is talk
ling to the alumni OF Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
TAXES HIGHER
Budget Levy Held Down to
One Mill Increase

King county commissioners. end.
inE their 1926 budget hearings. Fri.
day afternoon. declared the tax
levy increase win be IS OF mill
above this years levy OF 1876 mills.
The 1895 levy figured on new
and increased total county yalu.
alton. will DO i345 mills.
with the county appropriation
fixed. tho assessors office an
nounccd Saturday that tho total
city property tnx levy next year
win 90 1888 mills. an increase OF
$40 mills over 1895.
The total county budget upproprl.
alton is S4.22T.g53tT az against
y3.ss7. sos So for 1925.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
Bellevue District
Has Fine Display

Just 70 show what makes tho
farmers OF the Bellevue district
happy and prosperous. an exhibit
Of tho leading products Of that 10.
cailty are being shown In the win.
dows OF tho state Chamber Of
Commerce. on Third ave. Among
the numerous products TO bo seen
are two or three kinds Of pump.
klns. three kinds Of pears. four
kinds Of apples, tomatoes, ounces,
potatoes. onions. caullflower. cab.
bagc. beotr. carrots. lettuce. corn.
squash. bulbs. garlic and fine dis.
play OF Belle Island grapes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
Fake Oil Stock Drive Is
ReneWed; Post Warning
SHADY Operations" in Evidence in City;
Operators Are Hunting Suckers Again

Here's what happened % them;
OF the 1900. 1919 never were
heard u b. the investor after no
had Invested. ~ earned lsns than
6 per cent Tor d year or two; -
actually doubled or uiplsd the value
of their stocks. but only II syer
we're as good. or better, than their
promoters promised.
And tn fomo Of the cases where
success Was achieved" Attorney
Kahn said II was achieved thru
pure accident rather than anything
else. Tho striking ~ Oh was az
great surprise 10 the promoter as
10 anyone else"
Thousands n dollars are lost an
nually IN Seattle by persons who
can't afford the losA 20 fake Oh
stock faieEmen. the records show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
Beautiful Girls;
Beautiful Horses

Ten beautiful girls, mounted on
the finest Of btooded horses. will
give Seattle horse lovers treat
when they participate in silent
drill at tho horse show Of the So
attic Riding and Driving CLUB al
2ls goth ave. NJ. Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
In addition TO tho riding girls
three and flve.gaited osqulno beau
ties will step about tho tan bark
High jumping and hurdllng horse,
win give the thrills for the show
which will be open to the gcnoru
pnbllc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
3 Students Killed
in Auto Collision

DENVER. oct. 10.-tBy u. P)--
Three students OF tho Colorado
school OF mines are dead and three
others aro in hospital today. sui.
fering injuries following an automo.
bile collision near here last aight.
Tho dead arc
Pattison Fisher, 81, junior, OF
New York.
John l.. DesJardIns, ri, Junior, OF
Denver.
Ernest Eugene Payne, II, OF
Long Island, n. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
Princess Kathleen
Aground; Is Freed

VICTORIA. Il. c, oct lD.--tBy
u. P.t-The Canadian Pacific passeu.
ger steamer Princess Kathleen. with
900 persons on board. went ashore
Friday night on Hospital rock. but
freed herself later. altho not until
after considerable damage was done
to her underwater bow plates.
The steamer Otter, ferry boat. went
ashore last night on Fender Island.
piercing her hull and requiring tho
assistance OF tho Pacific Salvage
company's vessel, the Salvage
Queen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
Lansdowne's Mother
Is Taken by Death

GREESNtLLE. O., oct io-Nrs.
Elizabeth thnsdowno. mother OF tho
late Zachary Lansdowne. commander
of tho Inflated Shenandoah died al
her homo her early today. She was
20 years OF age.
Mrs, tanrdowuc was stricken when
notified Of tho death Of her son,
whose funeral she waH unable 70
attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
TRAIN TRAGEDY
Passengers in Italy Plunged
Thru Bridge Into Flood

cATANZARo. Italy. oct, 10. my
U. PA passenger train on the
CatAnzaro. Roggio line today plung.
ed over bridge into a waterfall
mylnE when flood waters washed
away the bridge supports, accord
ing 70 an uneontirmed report reach
ing here,
The report placed the number Of
dead az Il and said scores we're
Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
Lutheran Church
to Hold Festival

Tho Lutheran welfare organize
ton will hold It's fall festival We'd
nesday. October II. Mt the Inn
manuel Lutheran church, Pontius
ave, and Thomas st. at s p. m.
The general public II invited TO at
tend and admission may be gained
by bringing pound or moro Of
something that viii DO useful 10 the
needy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
BEG PARDON

Tho statement that Cherry st.
was named after G. G. Cherry,
Seattle pioneer, who died recently,
Ia wrong, according TO ]. Wnlls
sayre. Sayro says that Cherry
nj. was included in tho original plat
of tho town by himself and G. H.
Bngley IN 1853, and was named
after tho cherry tree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
Big Radio Production

II ia claimed that the United
stntca la now manufacturing more
radio equipment than tho rest Of
tho world combined. Japan IL prob.
ably the best foreign market for
radio today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
tAdNCrtHnment1
SICK WOMEN
attention!
Read this Remarkable Testimony
Regarding Results from Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
Norfolk, Virginia - "If you only
knew how many women and girls have

TAKEN your medi-
cine by hearingmy
testipony,itw would
seem wonderful to
you. Every d ay
and every chance |
have | advise some
one to tryit twas
inJune, 1904. when
l had given up
ever getting well,
that / wrote to
you. My husband
went to the drug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
Voice An,pHfied

II Ia estimated TINT n voice aponlt.
Ing into tho mcrophonc OF the
average broadcast station W. nmpll
fled more than 10000, 600 times by
tho time II reaches tho car OF the
listener,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
DIES ON VISIT
Mrs. Beebe SuccumbS II
Wenatchee Hospital

MRS. LYDIA BEEBE, OF Seat.
tic. died Friday night at Our Lady
OF f.ourdes hospital. ia wenntchee.
sirS. Bcobe was visiting ut the home
81 her daughter Mrs. Tom Savage.
She is survived by her husband, w.
H. i5eebc; ono ron. John II. Beche,
Of Anchorage. ALASKA. and her
daughter. Mira. Savage.
G. C. CHERRY. Seattle resident
since 1858, who died wednesday.
win be buried from tho Bonney.
Watson undertaking pariors at .
p. IN. Monday
MRS O. McDERMUT, 81, who
died Thursday. while visiting her
brother. at 57Is 9th ave. n. w.
win bo buried at her home at Loon
Lake.
MRS. RUTH MORRIS. wife OF
William Morris, OF Issaauah. VIII
have services read over her body at
the Home Undertaking Co. at /
p. m. Sunday, Cremation will fol
low.
ALBERT RANDALL, Seattle plo
necr. who died at wcnatchec Wed
nesday. viii DO buried at Lake View
cemetery. at p. m. Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
SATURDAY
HOME STATIONS

KFoA ti5D--i ana 6. Hofmsnn's or
chestra; $3.50. Hardness orchestra
KJR t5sD--i. markets. 1915, organ
recital; ?. home helps; AIS. produce ro-
port. 6. thcatsrs, s;3o. studio program.
KrCL (3o5) --ioi5. markets; II, base
bail game via Western unionl Z. wash
lngton university program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
nTurn STATIONS

xxx t33D, Hollywod-7:7o, organ
concert. s, fsNx birthday party. 10
orchestra; II. birthday party continued
wCCO a1D, Twin CltIes-s, weather.
sos, dance program.
KGw HDn, Portland--io. dance music
KPO N2s), San Frhnelseo--6;sb &c
midnight. dance orchcptras.
woo tisD, Davenport. muscs
program; .. dance orchestra.
XII aGl), Loa Angeles, orchestra
3 and o. programs. 10. radio club. IL
midnite frolic,
kGO CAD, Oakland--s, sport review
$40, studio program and concert. 10
dance o. chostra,
K0k tSx3), Donvcr--s. dance program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10

A pet cat IN Washington went mad
ana BIT seven people before police
captured H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
SEATTLE TUG is
SUNK WHEN HIT
BY BIG VESSEL
S. S. Admiral Dewey Side
swiped BY Freighter Texan
WRECKED CREW SAVED
Canadian Passenger Ship
and Other Craft in Trouble

ONE vessel was rammed and sunk,
" passenger liner narrowly
escaped like fate. another ship went
ON the rocks and small craft suffered
mlshaps IN series OF accidents In
fog-shroudsd Puget Sound Friday.
There were no casualties.
Capt. Arthur Thompson and nine
Seattle men. members OF tho crew
OF the sea-going tug. Sea Monarch,
scrambled up a hastily lowered
jacobs ladder on tho French freight,
or Zenon 20 escape the fate that over
took the tug. IL sank within nVe
minutes after being hit by tho Zenon
OFF Port Townsend and about two
miles south OF Marrowstone point,
Survivors OF the tug wreck were
brought here Friday night,
= :. ADMIRAL DEWEY
ESCAPES IN CRASH
\ glanelng blow. instead Of a
powerful. heSd.on crash, was all
that saved the Admiral line steamer
Admiral Dewey when she was hit
by the American.Hawaiian frelghteg
Texan. three miles east OF Dungeon
eSs spit. Friday afternoon.
The sideswipo collision. lesscned
by reversal OF the Deweys engines,
splintered the port shelter deck for
about IL feet. She rlghted herself
and eamo into Seattle at usual
speed. diseharging SO passengers, al
T:ts p. m,
The Texan. with ner paint scrapet
ard one riyet sheared off. went int
Port Angeles.
With a dcnt In her side. IN,
Sound Steamer Potlach WIS Ct
route to Seattle early Saturday
from Huckleberry island. near Ana
cor,es. where she went ashore in I
dense fog Thursday, She viii b
dry.docked here and repaired.
The Admiral Rpdman collided Will
the tug Equator in Elliott bay Frida,
as the liner pulled out for oceai
Falls. Slight damage was reportc'
on both ships,
The an.soing tug Roosevelt
went ashore in Eagle bay but cam
Off unassisted short time later &C
cording TO word from Captain spooi
man 10 tho Washington Tug & Barg
Co.
LIilco tug No. 20 pulled the Scum
steamer Liberty Off the shore az Rec
reation point. according TO word r.
ceived by the Merchants EXchang,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10

IITAHNIEG against renewed nc
w uylty Of oil stock ualssmsu in
Seattle was Issued Saturday by tho
Better Huhlnoss bureau from ita Of
ricea IN the Central building Large
Increase IN tho number of shady
operations and operators seeking
"niekers" in The city han been not
ed Ia tho past few days, tho warn
Ing said
ron stock activity n periodical.
Counssl George KAHN, Tor the bu;
rcau. said, "Just now the wave
seems 10 be sweeping upward ars
We have many reports concerning
what appears 10 be shady opera
lions
1--WE are keeping a close watch
and criminal prosecution will 10 in
s,itu,ed whore the company II OBJ
youaly fraudulent"
Miss Hazel Britton, manager Of
the bureau. uaid that In many
cases tho buyer Of stock has NJ
possibility o. realizing anyihna
800, 1f1 fuyFsfmfut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
f5H0ur%Hour npsAir TodaD
SUNDAY

HOME STATIONS
XIV tiS5)--li. , and 1880, First
Presbyterian services.
KJR tSst--li. First NJ II, servlccs;
7;ib, organ recital; 1850. First NJ. L.
services; 3. Henri Dnmsirs orchestra.
kTCL t306)--ii. world series game
1. Moves cafeteria orchestra. 1850,
Christian Science services. alo, /, H.
Is. A. song service,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
OIL STOCK RECORD
GIVEN By BUREAU

a carefully complied record 81 oil
stocks made by the bureau shows
that not one company IN $50 ever
fulnlls the glowing "cEpecintlonh'
~ It's promoters.
Eighteen hundred companies in
yes,igated by the bureau showed a
total investment Of SgG0,0Oo,00o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
NINTH INNING

PfTTsBunG-- BiRbec. batting for
Kramer. flied TO McNcely Moore
singled 20 left. Carey singled to
right. Moore reaching third. Cuyler
was hit by n pitched ball. Barnhart
popped 10 Ruel. Traynor flied TO
AfcNccly. No runs, two hits. no or.
rors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10

NAsHHNGTON--Pccs out, Tray.
nor 10 Graniham. Ruel singled TO
left. Marberry sacrificed. Smith TO
Grantham. Rice out. Wright TO
Grantham. No runs, one hit, no or
rprs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
OTHER STATIONS

WTHTN NTNTIVNN
EGO GOD, Oakland 3i90, kGO Little
symphony orchestra. 7.ao, Presbyterian
services.
KPO tAcB, San FrRnclsco--s;s5 TO 10
concert orcheatrnR
KGW HBD, Portland-Ti55. Christian
sclcnco services,
KoA $3.50. Donver-s. organ recital
ESQ., Episcopal services
XII tG1), Los Angeles. organ re,
cital. s, classic hour. ., program. 10
Packard Six orchestra.
woo asa, DRvonport-T;A5, muslcA
program, symphony orchestra
WCCO Ul1, Twin Citica--G16, AZ,
water Kent program from WEAF: 7;?o
| classical concert.
xxx $3.50, Hollywood, Presby
terrain ecryices s. concert orchestra. .
! feature program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

tract has been let Tor painting
tho woodwork and corniess out.
ode and for going over the
entire interior This win be
done this month.
NJ FiElt: Can voH Ten nc
hotC can get transportation
70 tho county stoeLadef ~
there regular Tine running
fhereF tros recently charpcii
theTcf ! teas recently charged
taxing INC out there Thai Is
too much. MISS N.
There is no regular bus line
TO tho county stockads. Go 10
Kirkland hy ferry, thence TO
Redmond by bus There you
can make reasonable arrange.
mcnlH with some for-hirc car
to take you the short distance
TO the stockadc.
Mr.. Firli. Pduino icas put Ia
al Woodland Park arc. aud
Motor Place iris SpriH0. When
the corner tras rounded of a
light pole teas ten standing out
Ia tho street about four feet
from the curb. II Is dangerous.
Can yoH FIR itF !. W. s.
This will be looked into. II
is not the street departments
job. but this department win sec
that the pole Is properly safe
guarded or removed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

DT'HAT Los Angeles preacher
l. who opcped a real estate
office had an eye for business.
all right. when he deserted his
pulpit" said the smoker who
was trying 10 hold his paper
against the desert breeze that
came in thru the open window.
I'm hoping he viii be moro to
the manner born than was a
Judge / knew who gave up the
bench TO become preacher.
He was visited by coupla
anxious to be married. The
Judge preacher got by the wilt
thou OF the girl all right
enough. Then. forgetting him.
self for the moment, he turned
10 the young man and sternly
demanded:
And you. young man-what
have YOU 10 say in your de.
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