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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-10-01

Tunney Y. o!s Madden In Ord Round.
Minneapolis--Gene Tunnsy OF New
York knocked out BARLEY Madden Of
Ireland In the third round Of their
scheduled tsn-round fight at the Min
nsapolis Hockey arena, thereby gain
Ing the distinction Of being the arst
boxer to put the rugged Irishman on
the floor for the count. In fact. II was
the nrst time Madden ever was
knocked on his feet.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-10-01
U. S. SUB SINKS;
"a ARE TRAPPED
Steamship City OF Rome Sinks
Naval Craft OF Block Island
40 on Board

New London, conn.--Usvoldabis
delays, due to the absence Of
powerful derrick equipment, and
the testimony Of divers who re-
ported that there could not pos
sIbly be life In the crushed hull Of
the submarine on lie ocean bed f2e
feet beneath the surface, saddaned
but did not discourage the rsscu-
ere. No response from the In
terror Of the submarine has been
obtained by the relief expedition
working at the spot where the sub
marine went down, II was reported
officially to the submarine base.
ecant hope for the crew Of "a Of
hcsrs and men were entertained.
Providence, r. THE u. 8. sub
marine Ssh was sunk 20 miles east o
Block Island after a collision with tn,
steamship City OF Rome.
Three members of the crew wer,
picked up by the City Of Rome. which
sent q radio message to the subma
rine base at New London telling of tn,
accident.
The City Of Rome sent this message
to the submarine base at New Lon
don: "Collided with sunken subma
rine S-51. Three men saved" At tn,
submarine base 1t was said that n
men were aboard the S-51. The sub
marine S-51 was one Of four under
sea boats built in the spring Of 1872:
at q cost OF $2.000.oo0.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-10-01

Can't Seize Auto on HsIf-plnf-
Philadslphia--It should require more
than hsifpint Of whisky 10 make an
Illegal liquor carrier OF . private auto
mobile. Judge @. T. Bartlett declared
IN quarter sessions court here.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-10-01

Solution Of Puzzle Published
Last Week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
POLICEMAN HURT
Is Injured When Motorcycle
and Auto Collide

Chasing q speeding automobile at
high speed on 18th ave. Friday
evening. Motorcycle Officer o. II.
Ilavine was seriously injured when
his motorcycle crashed into another
auto near Jefferson ST.
Iavlne was taken to the city
hospital. dazed and suffering from
double fracture Of the right leg
and cuts and bruises from head TO
foot.
He declared that he was sound.
ing his siren while chasing tho
fleeing car. Another auto suddenly
turned in front OF him and the
crash followed. The spceder es.
capped.
Miss Ellen Peterson was severely
bruised In an auto crash at 18th
ave. w. and Emerson st. She was
riding in a car driven by DR.. s. N.
collIvcr, Arctic club, when II col.
lIdcd with n machine driven by J.
Zenan, 1898 33rd ave. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cows Terminal Pier u-str,
President Mckinley. Saidrouka Maru
Great Northern Terminai--str AtaEo
Naru.
Bell stree, Tsrminsi-u. s, /. H. T.
Heather
Pier sMs Ruby.
Pier Str Iaeex.
Grand Trunk Doek-str Admiral Rod.
man.
Pier Str Victoria. Aiasks.
Pier i-str Edward Lackenhaeh. q. n
Eagle 81.
Pier A--Ms Challsmba
Pier D--str Admiral ssbrse. ms cuihurra
Union Pacific Terminal--s,r Mauna Ala.
Pacific Coast Coal Buakors--u. q. l., ~
swiftsurs.
U. s. shipping Board aoorIngs--s,r Cup
rum.
Connecticut Street TsrnInai-sch ErIc,
str Sabcana.
Aibcrs Bros Milling Co.--g,r Northlsnd
Stacy Street TormlnRl-Ns Oregon.
Commercial Boiler Works-gchr Annis
II. Campbell
Hanford Stree, TerminaI--s,r Pomona
spokane Street Terminai-str wfifaro
Todd's Dry Dosk-str Newport News.
ms Patterson.
colman creosots works-strs San Diego
+. 3. Loop.
Heffsrnan's Dry Dock---Bktn II. II. ster.
ling.
Tailor's Mili-s,r viking.
wlnslow Marine Railway Eagle Harbor)
sirs Nshnlem. General Mifflln. MAza.
ma, Ec'nrs Vancouver. AiuInna, hktn
Conqusror. barsss Henry Willard. Griff.
EOn. CoQuitiaiu CITY. Iard Termination
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
rnoM kroA tlsn. AT sl.s-

FROM kFoA ti5D. At GitS--
concert b. an sii-eity grade school
orchestra and the Horace MaBn school
boys sIes club Supervised By Edwln
C. kautsen, orchestra director: Rio Rich
Ardson. principal. Horace Mann school
Ninety minutes. The program:
GLEEs-our Boys VIII shine Tonight
Massa's N the Cold. Cold Ground There
Was Zee; when You and Worr
Young. hssSIe-The Gies club.
CONCERT NUMBERS star spanslsd
Hammer tKeyl Victorian l.szions march
tseredyl; sprinxilme tHawthorpej--rhc
Orchestra.
cELLo-pans Ia sSrrp (sehmskigdi- -
Zrlma splzslman. accompanied BY Rae
spigelWan.
HARP Dance Of the MArieus,ts
lNleoiettnl; 4 Momsn, % Music tcslla)
Eileen ElliA
OVERTURE The Bridal Rose tAvsi.
iesl -urehss'rs. with eorust solo By
Frederick Plun.y.
PIANO The searrerow tPoldlnn
! Idyil tHepowsill- Marguerite Jane Fas-
/ sslmau.
VIOLIN souvenir In % Cprdia)--
ssTrietts Grodstsiu. accompanied BY NJ
Knutzsn.
CONCERT NUMBERS -NoddinE Pop.
pies tcrslshtonl. la Muuola Fultonl--
The Orchestra
zYLoPHo$E-Pos and Peasant tYon
Snppcl George aiillsr. accompanied By
| Mrs. Miller
CONCERT NCMBERs-E Evening Scr.
snade wan Norman; March. Under Fire
I fBsyerl--Ths Orchestra.
I TrnN Ernk fa.H ar
A dinner eonsert BY the Hsfnann or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Saturdays Seattle Programs

chpstsa, courtesy Pacific states Electric
Go, FoftY.flyo minutes The program
HsrunAds tkSlssrlg waits. uyr@y love
tLrhart. Overture. Mariana Ctyhtiaesl
tarEp from the Nru World Symphony
tpvetakil Dance Of the Houfa tron,
ehiellD.
FROM kToA tIsD At $40
special pep program By for Torns
sand thamber II commerce Port Town
sent talent viii sinE and play and there
vii be a talk Of two 4 jars orchestra
~iu reader popular selections. Nluety
inmates.
FROM krCL 8o5i. Ar To-
studio and concert program spon.
sofrd By Pacific Coast nroAdeAsirr. Two
hours.
FROM htOA tisU. AT 10
Dance music from Eddie ilatknss,'
Marine saon orchestra Ninety minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF CHANGE OF VESSELS
NAMES
Notice Is hereby given that. under
the act 81 congress approved Feb
rusry 10. 1880. and la pursuance
% authority granted by the Com
missioner OF Navigation, on the
Agent 81 tho Pacific CrrunotinE
Company. owners. the namea o.
the seowa "iHkum." official num-
boz ldsths. Gs gross tons, "Holcom
No. H." official number is5bss.
iaa gross tons and "LundFren No,
T." official number tsg1iI. a6 gross
tons, have been changed 10 n, g
Co. No q" ~, e. Co. No, e and
-. e. CO. 40. !" respectively.
tslgncdl MltLARD T. HARRISON,
Collector OF Customs.
Dated Seattle. Washington. May is,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived-May 77.-str Alaska Stand
ard from Alaska at 1890 q. m. str Ruth
Alexander from Tacoma at n. m. str
Queen from Alaska at 1880 a. M. ms
Loeb Monar from Antwerp via ports at
$3.50 n. m. May 22.--Btr Yukon from
Alaska at G.30 y. m, str r.. u. Kingsley
from Gan Francisco via Vancouver at
40 y. m, str Afrlcn Maru from TIA.
coma NJ SIS y. M, Etr Ruth Alexander
from San Diego via ports at 1890 p. m.
haiird--Mny 2a.-Sir Alaska for Alas
ka ~ a. M, str Africa Mnru for Shhng.
nal Via ports at 10 n. M, nr Yukon for
Tacoma at a. m. str WtIlfaro for New
York via ports at 4;i5 a. m. May "a
FIR Jacox for Los Angeles via San Fran.
cisco ut sa0 .. m. str Ruth Alexander
for Tacoma al y. m. str Edward Luck
onbach for Tacoma Mt 1880 p. m. str
Northland for San Franclsco at 1915 ..
M. str IAN Diego for Los Angeles via
Tacoma ut 1890 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
GIRL FAILS IN
DEATH ATTEMPT
Visitor Climbs Roof; Saves
Victim of Poisoning

Reprimanded by her father for
Keeping company with young man
who did not meet with parental mp
prevail. Mary Trotto. is. attempted
suicide at her home. 1919 T.. Alaska
st., Friday night She was rescued
unconscious, after she had swal
lowed poison. by Carl PatricelH, who
was visiting at the home.
PatriceIli. climbed over the roof OF
the house and forced his way thru
The bathroom window and found
her unconscious on the floor. The
girl had locked herself in before TAX.
ing the poison.
The step.father OF the girl, Louis
Cicci, according to the police. for.
babe Mary to see young man, and
when he found that she was stlll
Keeping company with him, reprl.
manded her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Home and Income
Pays About 1870
$3.50 Will Handle

a large home. arranged for thFe.
apartments. completely Furnished
with very good furnishings: dOu-
bic garage. : fruit trees: paved
street. assessments fully paid .
newly painted Apartments rent
Tor t7b per month. or you can live
IN one apartment and Ntiii have
an income 81 {i5 per month Tho
house ~ being newly painted and
decorated. 1880. Including all
furnishings: balance $50 per
month Pretty hard 10 beat this
one Phone So naot-37i7 and we
viii call for you.
s-RoOh house. not new, bat Al cons
dition, near car and school; with
~ without furniture: reasonable
sasi =. Republican owner
FOR SALE-Onc 7-ruom house,
close 10 WailinEford ave a beau
tiful place. Full price $3.50.
Phone ia st-i3a2 p-s7. star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

Pacific slope az
$50 Saturday
evening when
G. Jeuner will
play his In
sirunent on n
c 0 m IN u n ~
program from
X FoA $50.
The to wn is
putting on the
program. Sew
cral popular
numbers Will
be played By
Mr.. Jcuner.
Soloista on
LII q nroErnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
s,rrun,y oucursTRAs

s--Hofmaan's. KFOA $50 Fort
land Hotel. KGw (4sU.
s5d-Cablrians. kPo tt:sl,
s-wsiansr's. KPo 0sp: RAiaoow
Lane. KoA gl23l.
s-LeCIaire Hotel. voc $50.
ie--HArknsss. kFOA Nsp. Hal
st.ad's, RGo ASH: i.yman's. xxx
g7sT1. Hlekmau's. XIII f49s1: Multi
uonfah stroIlerS. KEW ttsil.
-HoliywoOdiand. kSX (537l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Beautiful Corner
In University District
sUTEH MODEnN

SUPER MODERN
HOT WATER HEAT OIL BURNER
And EVERYTHING
a pretty Dutch colonial on paved
corner. arranged for families,
Complete 5-rOom home on main
floor, with garage and maids
room In basement. and 2 apart
ments upHtnirs The grounds are
very pretty handicapped with eG-
prufiyc ahrubbery The house is
completely furnished with 1pen-
EiYc furniture and includes plano
and i-tube radio with loud speak
or The house is modern ia every
detail. and has hardwood loors.
telephone booth. cedar lined closet
with mirrored door. fireplace. lots
~ built-in features; hot water
hER' with oil burner The apart
mentH rent for so per month.
$4,000, completely furnished.
$1,000 cash Rent from apart
mcntH VIII make your payments.
Phone owner at kE nwd-fTG7, or
call at 1901 Fifth y. T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

FROM kFoA tisi). AT g.
A dinner eonssrt BY the Hsfraaun or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

8ATTEHY sHOP doing good busI,
Hera. for sale by owner Address
B-EU. Nsattia star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

inelu@e Mira J. r. Terrell. violin:
Mrs. II. ]. Nandersluis, violin.
Miss Dolores Hoyt. soprano.
Miss Eleanor Swain. contralto.
and Lieut.. +. -. Dodge. baritone.
Therc'll be an orchestra and
quartet. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Cedar Lake Fishing
Cost Men $40 Each

Fishing in Cedar lake In the Cedar
river water sheds Friday cost M.
Buffone. %, A. slmlick, %. and r.
SUDAN, ~, each $40 when they were
arranged before Judge Gordon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
W. S. C. TO AID
SCHOOL TEST
sKFAE May Re- Broadcast
kTCL Program Monday

WASHiNGroN state college and
W the University Of washiagtou
Viii cooperate. Monday. In "a second
radio educational test Tho second
liigh school assembly progrum viii
b. broadcast az 9 "a. m. from kTCL
.tso5l. IN seattle, KEAE tltSL az
Pullman. will attempt to pick Il up
and rchroadeast il for Eastern
Washington.
This was announced Saturday by
Marcus Wicnand, school OF cduca,
tiOn, L. Of w, IN charge OF the test,
Dean II. V. Carpenter, In charge u
radio at the state college. viii han,
tlie the Pullman tests,
- The first assembly program WAS
broadcast May II. and was heard
az FAR East as the WapaSo rescrva.
stIon and In okanogan county,
-KTCL carried well over the noun.
-ains in daylight,
The program for the second school
test includes talk on Memorial
nav by Louis Schwencnbach. of
seattle. The Girls Glec club. OF
Kent high school. state champions,
viii sing. There win be instrument
fAl music by Miss Nlargcry Chand'
ier and other students OF the Col
lege Of Fine Arts. L. % w.
Gordon Prentice. sunset Electric
Co. is cooperating with the school
~ education 10 put over the pro
cram High schools receiving Il are
Requested 10 notify KTCL, New
washington hotel. Seattle.
Most of the Coast stations offer
music Saturday evening. k0A
i silent until 3. when the Rain
= bow Lane orchestra starts
three hour program Of dance
music. kG0 offers another
three hours of dance selections
from 10 to /.
The Oakland station also puts on
musical program at 5. featuring
the Marine Ladies' orchestra; Elsa
Behlow Trautner. soprano; the Glea-
son quartet. cello. banjo, saxophone
and other instrumental numbers.
Sunday afternoon, at $3.50. tho
KG0 Little Symphony orchestra
Gwynfi Jones. Welsh tenor, VIII
sing 'Ail Thru the Night" and
"March OF the Men Of Harleeh.
In Cymbrie. Balfe's bohemian
Girl" Is on the orchestra pro
gram.
The Metropolitan theatres 80
piece orchestra will play from XII
tis7J from TO 5. Sunday, The Pack
ard Eight orchestra viii be available
for Sunday evening dancing at 10.
playing for one hour.
Hollywood Mite will be eele-
DRAFTED ~ usual from XXX t5JI
from III p. nj. TO n. M. Satur-
day Sunday. The Cocoanut
Grove orchestra starts at 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
MIDWEST STATIONS

ifnrIflr IImrl
woo am. Davenport novelty
trlns o. orchestra,
WIS tst5l, Chicago tst8si0. ma.
tlonal barn dance, features. pro.
grams
KoA tsgsi. pcnysr-S.ii. Rainbow
Lane orchestra.
kFkN tsssl, Hastings - siiS.
kpKA rrlaypd.
wCCo Aiil, Twin Ciiies-s-io.
pFoErams, ofrhsstrs.
kSi. t1ool, Saig tRte-s-tq. pro
srhms and dance music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from the 4. n. Weather BureauJ
TATooSH ISLAND. May %. a. M
barometer stationary: eicar; wind east,
six miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

Butter Extras. ave. prime firats. nom
innl
Eggs Extras, acc. extra pullots, 32no;
undersIzed pulletp, 27c.
Cheese Cal. flats fancy. 23o. California
Young Americas fanc1, 2Gc; oregon
Trlplets, 2ioi orogoM Young Americas,
2Jho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

ARE You GOING TO CALIFORNIA;
Stages or steamer, Panama Canal
Honolulu. Europe or orient Low.
EST RATES. ALL LINES. BRAT.
ttfom q Co, iib Cherry ~. MA In.
biIs Oldest agency IN seattle.
SAN FRANctsco $40. LOS AN-
GELEN sa2bO Pierce Arrow,
through service; no change 3, "
= Auto stage Co. nG Cherry st.
MA insbbsG. 10. iot-37l9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
PORT TOWNSEND TO
RADIATE SATURDAY
EVENING VIA kFOA

WHAT live-wire Port Town.
w Hend harmoniea player can
do will b. demonstrated to tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
SssFhe Radio Star
RADIO PROGRAMS
SATURDAY
SEATTLE srATiONs


krCl tsool lie, studio auj con
yvrt program,
kloA aan. Rhodes store g.
HOFFMAN, orchestra o. dinner conr
cert, tgts. Rhodvs store programi
5 20, Port Townsend Yep hight {,
DC. Hatkn~ss orchestra,
MIR tSsn. y W Radio Service
ro.-ls.15, markets, Z, musicale
l.ga. sports review ., tbpatrra
COAST STATIONS
kGo tadn, Oakland, studio
prosfami no. orchestra
kro tissl, san Francisco 30.
Warueld theater proErans ts1h or
yheatra. ;,se-is. MNIdnrr'H orchss.
ira
kNN tssu. itollySOcd 80. or
san recital, s. courtesy program,
40. orchestra. n. Hollywood nlEAt
MI ttail, los Angeles -. Call
f0rnia sstsnadersi Tft3. BOOKSHELF
s. rreEram, D. Bohemian players
$50. Eissnpr o. Hunter. rontraitul
10. Packard KsIia club. H. MI
Miinieht fppnc
Mn taoal. Oakland p news,
kHJ tioal. los Angeles s. cour.
tesy program 10, orchestra.
kew ttsI. Portland g dinner
concert To- dance music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

District EAlcs manager
To open office In Seattle. taking
charge ~ diHtrict for line OF
high grade hosiery soid direct 10
the trade Man "a 10 40 years OF
age. Must be able 10 maintain
office and handle salesman. sumo
cash required Give fun informa.
ton in first letter For further
Information write D-77, star.
MAN in each town TO plate auto
parts refleCtorE. bath fixtures.
silver mirrors. rofinish bnds. chan
delicrH. By new methods: $40
daily. no capital or experience re-
CURED outfits furnished. write
today GunmctRl Co. 90. obi. De-
catur. III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Portland Produce
ITIllnt'a nmolnLlon

Dutter Cube estfsA. SIC; atandardB
:. tohci prime flrsts, zoe; flrlts, 3Sc.
LEHsa Extras. S3c, firna, szc; pullets,
I've.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
$500

MO oPPoRruNiTY--A fsw more
view lots left In beautiful west
hnlmr Addition at $3.50 each
terms SIS cash per lot. $40 per
month Several very attractive
wonderful view lots. on paved Az
cash. $40 per month The rapid
building development here will
amaze you CnIl today. MF. Con-
tractor. and take advantage Of this
opportunity Big demand for
houses ia this district. 10 minutes
auto ride from Second ave. and
University IT. go Walker Bldg.
III. Iotzuis1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
MALE HELP WANTED

ANTED $500 HIGH SCHOOL
noYs ron TOWN
ROUTES. EXTRA SALARY
FOR LOADING PAPERS. MUST
HAVE EARLY DISMISSAL
APPLY IL PERSON At THE
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
OF THE SEATTLE STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

Hollywood Mite will be cele-
brated ~ usual from kNN t5Jl
from Ill p. M 10 : A. M, satur-
day Sunday. The Cocoanut
Grove orchestra starts at ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
MIDWEST STATIONS
u.aclfic Tims)

wiir tslsl, chicago 2. services,
s. program s.ts, song service.
kroM eco, Missouia=4i5. ssry.
Ices.
wEMC tesl. nertisn SPRING.
sala. trftirSs
WEAR tssol. Cicysland-s. eve.
nius hour program,
koA tasal, psnysr-es1o. services
ksI 5000. salt LAko-e-to. pro.
grams and services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
NJ >DkN
NJ AZ %

SUNDAY
MAY -
ffr>t Low Tide
1851 a. IN 60 a.
FIRST High Tide
gsi a. m-. 20 n,
second Low Tide
i9sto M 10 q.
second High TIDE
ISIS p m. lis n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
So FOR SALTWATER
FRONT
Water Front
FOR SALE
WEST SEATTLE
WHY PAY RFN-

WHY PAY RENT
Another y acre Just outside city
llmits; rooms; hot and cold wa
ser; light range; garage. Only
N.250; S75 down. ses per month.
G. A. BISBEE & co.
1921 California Ave. WE st-saT0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
coAs'r STATIONS

htI ttsll. Los Angeles q. Metre
rplusH theatcr program a. classic
hour, John sandman, BARITONE q,
program, 10. rsrckafd Eisht oryhoa.
ira.
koW tisn. Portland q, church
service, q dinner concert
kNN tsaD, Hollywood -. ssrv-
tees = concert y. studte prusram
kGo t5sD, Oakland III, services,
gssa. kGu little hymphony, 'ise,
nerfirrE
krO tlssi, San Francisco. : 90.
organ recital. and 6.s0 0tchestras.
nHd sac, orchestral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

SATURDAY
MAY 20
First High Tide
tsis a. m. 100 ~.
fIrst Low Tide
tis3t am. liz n.
second High 1;dc
500 .. m. iib n.
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SUNDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS

krCI ,loal -5gs0 christtan
Science rsTtivc.
KIoA tt5D, i,hadrf' store al-
lent
XIV i5sl-ii. and ?, First
Presbyterian church services
hJR tSzp. n w. Radio Service
Coil and 2. Msthodat Eplseopal
eaurrh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
WANTED
REAL ESTATE

WE HAVE several buyers for small
improved ranches. List yours with
us and we Will sell IL.
VAN ARSDALE & HURST
1nIE Third Ave
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67 FOR SALE-ACREAGE

SACRIFICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" acres. with u mile OF new
Seattle Everett state highway
now under construction. Prac-
tically brand new 5-room house
tnot quite finished); new poultry
house; good well. one acre cleared.
FENCED and highly cultivated. nice
berry patches and family orchard;
electricity, telephone. mail deliv-
cry close TO school. stores and
lnterurban; convenient distance
from Seattle or Everett: mountain
view. This Us big bargain At
S2,sO0; terms $50 cash, $40 in 30
days, $50 per month. Call at 900
walker Bldg, corner Second ave.
md InlNersity 81. I'll. tot nlS2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

The Metropolitan theatres as
piece orchestra will play from XII
i4s7l from I to 5. Sunday. The Pack
ard Eight orchestra viii be available
for Sunday evening dancing at 10.
playing for one hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Physicians. Surgeons

ANN JANE FlNLAN. midwife tstabe
frEintrrcdl3 residence $40 East.
lake ave ca pitl-tsSs.
pR ANous. suite 400 PantaEss Bid.
Womon.a alImenta. dInnTlnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

The Oakland station also puts on
a musical program at 5. featuring
the Marine Ladies' orchestral Elsa
BehIow Trau,ner. soprano; the Glea'
son quartet: cello. banjo. saxophone
and other instrumental numbers,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
PERSONAL
3.A-TRANSPORTATION

RAD debts collected. Universal Adj.
Co III iot.tG1o. 1909 Alaska uld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

Sunday afternoon. at $3.50. the
EGO Little symphony orchestra
Gwynfi Jones, Welsh tenor. VIII
sing "Ail Thru the Night" and
"March OF the Men Of Harleeh,
In Cymbrie. Balfe's bohemian
Girl Is on the orchestra pro
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

Most Of the Coast stations offer
music Saturday evening. k0A
Z i silent until s. when the Rain
: bow Lane orchestra starts
three hour program Of dance
music. kGO offers another
three hours of dance selections
from 10 to l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
FUNERAL NOTICES

TA,.t.i.HI At tho residence az
ANs3 SunnNuide ave- CELIA 81
TAGGEitT beloved VIE Of ne
". ~ Compton dAurhtrr Of Mrs
Fannie Topper, Announcement
later liody az Hirits Murtuhry.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
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