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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
"OMer Women.
Hi1h Hat Her

Dear Miss Grey: What broad.
minded woman "One WIFE must
bel oh, that there we're more like
her in this world aud what q DIFF
ferent place It would he to live In
I am a wife, who has just had
my ideals shattered by the ono
have loved devotedly for IL years,
He seemed so good and clean In
every respect, but the truth will al
ways out eventually.
After thssc years It suddenly
burst upon mo like flame Of fury
Nov whom I so down town to pay
my bills and meet face 10 face Tho
women and girls my husband has
taken on "pelting parties to road
houses. etc, II certainly In . curse,
They swish past me NIL dollod up
md give mo knowing smile with
~ much M TO say He'd turn
you down any old day for me, leay
Ing you alone until tho wee hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
NICARAGUA ASKS
FOR MARINES
Uprising Feared in Country
by President

WASHINGTON. Sept. Ely u.
Pat the request Of President So
larzano. Of Nicaragua. the American
guuboats Tulsa and Denver are en-
route from Panamato. Bluefields and
carinto with 300 United States ma
nnes aboard. the state department
announced today
Fearing upridngs. Solarzano re-
qucsted the return OF the marines.
who were Withdrawn from the coun-
try only few weeks ago. after years
Of residence al Managua. the capital.
No marines are to be landed. tine
commander OF the vessels being un.
der strict instructions not 10 make
such a move except on orders from
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
u. S. to Finance
Jap Power Plant

American capital viii finance The
first unit Of Il gigantic power system
in Japan, according TO Minoru Flu
kuda. chief engineer Of the Toho
Electric Power company OF Tokyo
who is stopping at The Olympic
Hotel.
Fukuda has been studying high
voltage transmission in the United
states and Is on his way to Japan.
where he will start work on I5O-
mile circular system. II will take
s15,0O0,0 600 to finance the system
and this money was raised in the
United States thru bond issue
which was floated here four months
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12

Dear Miss Grey I am pestered
with ''in.laws' am 10 and my
husband is wonderful; but his folks
try to part us. They tell him
neglect our baby and os a matter
OF fact, take the best care OF
him, know something about it,
too. as / have cared for more than
one baby for others.
They also say | can't cook or
keep house and they don't know
anything about It, My hubby
doesn't complain and they never
say anything to me direct. but
sometimes ovorhear II and It hurts7
What would you do? 4 WIFE.
Continue to care for your
home and baby In the best
possible manner. There Is really
nothing you can do about 1t
II your in.luws do not mind
their business. This Is especial.
~ true since they do their talk
Ing indirectly. As long AS your
husband says nothing, their
chatter evidently goes In one
ear and out the other"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
WON'T GIVE UP
CITIZENSHIP
New Lord Would ReIinQuiSh
English Title First

SHERIDAN. wyo, Sept is--It
u comes 10 case OF having TO givo
up his American citizenship 10 be
come the Earl Of Portsmouth, OH,
yer Henry waliop viii remain on
his Wyoming ranch and not claim
his seat in the British house OF
lords.
This WAS the statement OF the
new peer today, declaring that he
positively would not give up bis
American citizenship
wallop now believes that he will
have TO live in England par, OF
each year 10 retain the title
The rancher became the heir 10
the peerase thru the death Of his
brother in London. Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
Offer New Way to
Finance Regrade

Possibility Of financing the Den.
ny Hill regrade thru new state
financial legislation. was voiced by
State Senator Fred Hastings and
Representative AdolDh Behrens at
the Denny Hin Regrade and I'm.
proyement club meeting at Sacred
Heart hall Friday night
Both said they thought II possible
10 get enacted law permitting
cities to issue 2O.ycar assessment
bonds on which no principal need
be paid until the 18th year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
Seattle Programs for Tonight

piso.itls0 y. "
kfuA Hardness orchestra playing
dance music from The olympic Hotel.
B.aOIots0 r. So
krcI.- Uadis sight program. with
'uacis itsi" aHd hl. nsaio Htsis pre-.
,ynunE Countess Kate. musical com.
rdf. In tso acts. Tbs play iH under
The authorship Of Glenn Hughes and
u5p Wilson. o. Seattle Tbv following
saaE hits viii be sung ] Love the
Night, Meet Ne Tonight 10 Mr prssms
Oh itsu Mlzs You Tonight rsi Of
AS cradle Days. AlahamY Hound Save
NuuL AaFEna far lnmnIfon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
Dahlia Show to
End on Sunday

Amateur and professional raisers
~ dablias viii exhibit the fruits Of
their labors nj the third annual oxG
tibllion Of tho Seattle Dahllp society.
which opened Friday al The Collins
fioIdhouse 18th ave 8 and Wash.
ington It,
The SHOW win run saturday md
sunday
Exhibits arc divided into amateur,
commercial aud special classes. In
addition to tho flaming dahlina m
tcrs, glndiol, roses. ANIMALS and por-
cnnials will be shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12

G-Giis y. NJ
kFuA ltafmhuus orchestra The
numbers Overture Raymond 'rhafn-
An. Vatss. the bali Scene tSirodsl
suite prom the south tNicndst. Ave
Maria tsehubeFtI Moment Musical
isehabstil.
htso-5itA y. "
KTCL.-H sFmIs kinE and his orrnes-
ira pta3tna. Echoes OF Ireland isut
she the sweetest Thing musical sps
eiaity by Milton frumkin
Afaa-ia n. "a.
MIR Studio musical program. - T.
C. Warner Go
pito-pt5o 4. n,
kTCt.=k lnEs orchestra nom Palace
HIP stage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
Bigelow alks to
Seattle AID Club

Efficient merchandising and not
increase Of selling prices Us The
method n attaining prosperity In
the retail business today Ray Blgo.
low, president Of Cheasty's, told
The Seattle Advertising club at It's
weekly meeting Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
Plan New Radio
Talking Machine

The attitude Of the talking ma.
chine industry towards radio Is in.
dicated In the announcement OF the
Victor Talking Machine Co, that an
unusual type OF combined radio and
photograph was 10 BE- introduced at
once.
The new machines VIII consist uf
five 10 sight,tube receiving sets.
built into The same cabinet with tho
new mechanical orthpphonic talking
machine and the electrical amplify.
Ing talking machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
Chicago Board Of Trade
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Sept ll.-FofeIgn q.
change opened steady. sterling, Sa,St4,
francs, tO.Ot6sH. lire. iOOi0s.. rel.
Elum, iO,Oit0h marks, 93S0, Holland
iOl7, sweden. a67s Norway ESQ.
Foreign exchange closed steady Ster.
ling. SSi 5.ie, Off = francs. t0.OtGp.
lire i0,0tOaA Off S0,000l, Belgium,
;O.Ot5ph, Oft t0,o0O0isi marks, a3SO;
Holland iolS of iOO0oOi. Sweden,
767nib, up 'oOoooHi Norway, GltO, up
so 00tS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
Rites Saturday
for L. Lombardo

Louis Lombardo. ~. wholesale
fruit merchant. who died Tuesday.
was 10 be buried Saturday in Mount
Calvary cemetery. The services were
to be held in the Mount Virgin
church at a. m. with the Rev
Father Caramelli officiating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
Seattle Wheat
rt,. n..t

No. I western white, tiAq, No. ] soft
white, iiH. No. western white. tLtss
No ! hard winter siti. No. / northern
spring, Iit5 No, l big blue stem, Il.b?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
Ship News
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from the U. y. Weather Bureau
TAToosH ISLAND, Sept IL, q. me-
Barometer rising, foggY, wind south
west, slX miles an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
SATURDAY

"AfAfNNF
hluA tatl I and g ilofmHnns or-
rhestrs 49, darkness aT,hrhlfs.
klH lski a markets, lfis. organ
reeltsl, = home hripr s,ia. produce fsr
port q, thsatsrn sac. studio program
hTCI taoal-gi2e msfHsis. sits,
kiRga orchestra sic. KINGS orchestra
studio program
OTHER srATIoNs
hrO ttfAl, Rsh FRANCHISE -tlstt states
orchestra s. Cablriaba
KIN tAael. Oakland news
NM ASH, liolli wood iist orEanl
4 program 10, orchestra a. itoli3 ppod
NiEut Constance TalmadEs hostess
ma ttosl, Toe Angeles Iiao nnd .
programs 70. rsdia show ~, trshshirs
iitiU. t.ast Angels % kilI
MI zen. t.Sa AuEslss -, program
y Pryor Maare concsri trio. 10 radio
club. n. midnight frplir Until 2 pa,
kGw Usu, Portland - orchestra
huU tasil. Oakland $40. musical
program, I 3, dance music
kos tas1l. psayef--B dsnrs program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12

II you're used 10 going around
bsrtheudcd. YOU can't work this puE.
Gle. Youll have to wear a thinking
cap 10 solve It.
HORIZONTAL
Z A surety
q lnciukcH with bark
"a 10 lift up.
~ bin.
Is Morindiu dye
IL Plan
IS Was submerged
~. To depart
20. Scarlet
q. Employing single hand.
~ NnahH weasel
IS Sailors
a. Antelope
IS, Black hRw
30. Occurrence
81. strong caustic alkaline solution.
81. Free from indistlnctiycness .
70, KnrotnpenHe
u. Foreigners.
IS. NRturniistic.
a. Assembled
90 cerrects as literary work.
So Cripplrs
g. Combuatiblc fluid.
tS To burst Hsundcr
a. MimiCRcd
so. The waist measure,
81 To auction
% Two thousand pounds
"a, One who. breeds and sells ami
mails
So Bench In n church
81. Half an en-.
IS. Valve in water cock
20. TO iiberatc.
81, Point Of con pass
-, Indian corn,
a. Long rope used TO lead horses.
IS. To shield
Sc. lnhumcs.
VERTICAL
]. Race official.
2. Eithcr'a pal
4 Woody surface ~ cloth.
T. Pit for green fodder.
3. Soluble compound yielding sugar,
6. To count again.
Z. Mad.
s. Artificial hin.
?. To tie.
10. To question.
ii. Second note in scale.
~, Lovers Of tobacco.
s &. To depart
~, To moan,
- Sketched,
q, Horse food
~ Opposite OF awcather.
90. Entnngled.
70. Machines for cutting bread
go. Largest plants
3s. To inount
49, Father
30. pcNourcd.
al, Tools used for fleshng hides,
rs. ncscNcd fowl.
60, Laat word of n prayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12

Of morning, spending the money
you'd like on me-, because he ad.
mires me no much. I'm 80 much
the hcst to look at. know the tat.
est slang phrases and know how
10 Kid a man"
ara not siilted and have kept
up with the times II 1 do say IL,
| usc powder and rouge moderately
and dress neat and clean. yet. II I
ask him 10 take ms with him, he
acts ms tho he we're ashamed OF
me and ueglccts me,
Can't husbands see they arc
breaking the hearts OF those who
love them best. tho ones they prom.
fsed TO love and protect7 How can
they protect their own homes when
they arc trying 10 ruin some one
cse's happiness?
Such husbands arc throwing
away the pure gold for chcnp tin,
sci. Everything in this world ia
cheap rs compared with love and
respect.
ANOTHER WIFE.
Dear MiRs Grey VIII you kind.
~ tell mo how the textbooks for
our public schools arc choscn7 |
shall bc very grateful for any in.
formation on this subjcct1
MRS II.
The text books for our city
schools are chosen by The text
book commission, comprised Of
two members Of the school
board. two teachers and the
superintendent OF schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12

Cynthia Grey will receive
callers ut her office In The
Star building. 1909 seventh
ave, from | to } p. m. every
day except Saturday and boIi.
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
New Alaska Governor
Knows Own Territory
Parks Is Not a Politician; Won Post
Thru Efficient Land Office Work

field clerk viii carry a commission
signed by President Coolidge. drais
mating him bs governor % Alaska
AFTER giving bis ruIure Job ih'
"onco over ho viii return % An
chowgy and hts work az rtela agrn'
until June. when Governor hone
fourycartrrm expires.
Atier that he viii be Governor
Parks"
rEoRGE ALEXANDER PARKS
VI same heinz the full name q
this vigorous. athletic chap who
sought and found his fortune iu
the FAR North. scarcely rualises yet
just what has happened 20 him.
Territorial governors usually arc
politicians. They are chosen be.
cause Of party service.
Bone. for instance. was IN charge
% republican publicity IN the Hard
u4g campaign and had previously
done party service as editor Of a
Il pubncau organ"
PARKS doesn't know politics. iIo
never was a member OF any local
or state committee,
lie never helped ia organization
or booster work Ia any campaign.
Ito never was delegate 20 a
party convention or a candidate FOR
any office
How. then. does he qualify for
one ~ the choicest plums on tho
patronage tree
simply because while he may not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
C. of c. Will Form
Commission on Taxes

Plan Tor forming a state tan
commi'-ion. suggested By tho stats
Taxpayer Federation. ard adopted
by the legislature. was indousI ~
the real estate board Or TIE Seattle
Chamber ~ Commerce ThTHdaE.
D. IS Wheeler presented the rsaolu.
lions. he 81 chairman ~ the taE
and legislative committee o. tho
Pacific Northwest Real Estate asso.
citation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
ENLARGE MINOR
HOSPITAL
BaptiStS Plan TO Erect New
Building Costing S500.000

Construction plans on new $50,
oea Minor hosplia, az Roy'ston ave
And spring 81, vere revealed Friday
~ the hoard % trustees % the prrs.
Cat Institution.
Tho new hulfing viii BE- nirc
stories hish. contain se5 rooms and
vii cost $4,000 Tho present home
Nill bc used as a training school
and nurses home.
The bis project has been Endorsed
~ thc Western Washington Hap
lists convention and seattle Hap
lists. Architect A. a. Albcrtson
has prepared plans. The assoeia,
t,oR owns the entire half block az
the site. and the building has been
nude possible by the payment Of
the debt on the Flrst Baptist church.
nceording 70 Rev. Ambrose NJ. Bai-
ley. pastor,
Financial arrangements are being
completed and tho consiruction
work win start AZ once, a ,c'ctra'
ton in which the mor,gakc ~ the
church win be burned. viii b held
~ the congregation sun'lay, Or,
bailey announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

WASHINGTON. Feb. ST., Six
hwrck- ago a long iegEcd muscular
young man locked up his desk Tn
the ofueo 90 the United states gvn,
rraI land office al Anchorage. Alas
ka. and started Tor Washington 90
make his annual report on Alaskan
affairs 20 his chief IN ,ho interior
department
TIE Ict Alaska simply bs a SOW.
crnmru, "ueld -gyut7 travelling on
routine business
Neat week this same ycung man
will catch a boat northwari bound
out % Seattle
Instead % bending his course a.
rect 10 his station az Anchorage.
however. he vii head for Juneau.
capital OF Alaska and seat % the
territorial government
There no viii pay his respects 60
Governor Scott C. Bone and b.
shown the ropes IN tho governors
ofncr and he executive mansion,
For la his portfolio tho returning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Fired Detective
to Fight Release

TACOMA. Feb william y.
.urisch. dismissed city detective.
said hs viii nsh, hts release 20 "ths
last ditch"
Jurlseh was fired after Raymond
r. Tsu. prominent EcoloE.st. had
charged he vBs arrested sunday
noon and held iucommuuirado until
Monday "for investigation"
n am not going 90 b. made The
goat IN tht affair" Juriseh rald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Entertain Council
Nominees Saturday

CouncH nominees will h. enter,
iained Saturday night by the Ross
Improvement club az tho Butter
loaf bakery. Thlri ave, W and
Nickcrson ". Later speakers viii
appear before the club on the city
manager plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Nile Temple Ball
Honors Potentate

Walter r. Meier. newly elected DO
tentate Of the Mobiles Of The Mystic
Shrine, and his diyan % officers,
were honored az formal ball NJ
Nile temple Thursday night. They
were installed a month aso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

frs ruddy face. FouEheued By the
bite of Alaskan winds. i lean and
strong He siK feet Of frame car.
riss no ounce OF surplus fat
The miles he has mushed IN muk,
iuks and furs have given him n
powerful swlnglns strii. that sssms
uuf of place on Washington pave.
mfnts
Parks r. atm bachelor az a.
Alaska has been bla only. love
Bern in Denver and educated AZ
the Denver School of Mines mining
work nut took him % Alaska in
1905 The states" have been too
tame Tor him ever since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

know politics. he does know Alaska.
A# mining sugiusTr and govern
meni field agent he has been over
ths whole territory.
lie kuoWs ils people and their
problems. Hs ~ years in Alaska
has made that country home 20
him, and whore a mans homo d
there bIs heart b.
DLRsoNALLY. rarks supplies a
= most Interesting contrast 10 the
usual executive appolntss.
Here IL no neatly Rroomsd. nicely
manieufed. sof, muscied supplcant
OF the pie counter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Won't License Hall:
Located in Basement

Es-a'sss tbs Casino dance ksu !.
i'e-tsd n basement. Mayer Brov,
Lsts ThIr.osy vetoed a. oss.ass,.
rrI'ren7iuz o. Irs approved a -,
ilr ordnance rsHerrslaE TIE -
~ dance ban south Of Ye-.sr -
THE Casino 10 located - lzliE II.
ond ave, g. ard % operated b. b,
MarseIIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

Long continued uorElnz with -.
dmm is raid 70 cause a form 4,
auemla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
PAGES II TO 18
Seattle Man Well

YAKIMA. Aug. III W. Harper.
Seattle salesman. injured IN an auto
wreck at EllcnsburE canyon. has
left hospital here for his home,
day. had not been posted Wedncs.
day. Police arrested Guircn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
LEAVES MONEY
TO ATTORNEY
Earl OF YpreS Leaves Moth
ing TO Wife and Children

LONDON. Aug. i7.-Drawtng
rooms arc buzzing with puzzled
gossip regarding tho Earl OF Ypros'
action in cutting off his widow.
two sons and HIS daughter without
a penny IN an eight limo viii. pro.
batcd Tuesday. which bcqueaihcd
his entire fortune to T.. g. y. Cox.
Cox was the lato eari'S attorney
Yprcs was better known in the
United States as Field Marshal Sir
John French. commander. IN chief OF
the British cHpcdltionary force in
France, Ioif.l9i5. Subsequently no
made way for Earl HaiE. and was
given command OF the British forces
In Britain. which 10 held until
1915 The carldom was conferred
In 1891 in recognition OF tho field
maWhura war service.
The late CARTS eldest son. who
now has succeeded 10 tho title. re-.
fused TO discuss the viii Tuesday
and Lady Essex French. the daugh-
ter. said merely ~ means just
what Il says"
About 100000 was bequeathed TO
Cox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
COOLIDGE READY
FOR BIC WINTER
President Rested by Long
Vacation at SwampSCott
HE MAY RETURN SOON
Wants to Be in Capital if
Coal Strike Is Called
ny HERBERT LITTLE
United Press staff correspondent


SWSMPsCOTr. Mass. Aug. i2.-
~ President Coolidge started on
the eighth week OF his vacation 20.
day. lilo Is rested and rcjuyenatod
ana ready 10 return 90 Washington.
but his plans now arc 10 remain
here until Labor day. unless "A conl
strike demands his presence at the
capital.
Mr. Coolidge feels that the seven
weeks so far at the summer White
House on tho north shore have "sct
him up" physically. 80 well that he
rs ready 10 carry thru IN, hard
legislative winter which Is In pros.
pcct
The president. however. desires 20
be In Washington II tho anthracite
strike occurs on September ]. as
seems likely now. lie may 20 a
week ahead OF the strike date, or
two weeks from today. II tho miners
definitely call a walkout.
This weekend the president win
spend with his father Col. John
Coolidge. al Plymouth. VI. lie viii
leave here tomorrow or Friday and
VIII return Monday or Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
SECTION TWO
She Looked Pretty, He
We'd Her; Mon Home Is
Gone and So Is Wife!

CHARLES DAY, logger of the Day Lumber com
~ pany wanted wife
He got in touch with n woman thru matrimonial
agency. Her picture beautiful so he sent fare to
California for her. he told Judge Mitchell Gillian in divorce
court Tuesday
But the picture taken 10 years before She arrived
with her two sons 81 and the other 26 He took them
into his home at Big Lake. They stayed n month.
One day he home from work and found the house
cleaned out every stick of furniture sold. They, too,
were gone.
Judge Gillian agreed there ample for divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
ROLLED SOCKS
ARE BARRED
University Of California
Goods Must Shun Them

BERKELEY. Cal, Aug IA
There will be little frivolity among
goods at the University OF CalIfor.
mia this fall II tho women's cxocu.
tive committee remains in charge
OF their activities.
Anticipating registration OF ono
thousand women freshmen within
the next few weeks, the committee
Tuesday issued n list OF actions
which will not be tolerated on the
campus.
Cigarets, 'petting parties and u.
auor are placed decidedly among
the things which college girls
should shun. Furthermore, they
must come home from dances be.
fore a. m, must not entertain
masculine friends after 1880 p, m,
and must avoid all extremes in
dress and conduct.
To make sure OF no mlsunder-
standing. the committee declared
war in particular upon rolled stock.
ings and the too generous use Of
rouge and lipstick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
REPORT CREEKS
IN ATTACK
Dispatch Says Drive Made
on BulgarlanS

LONDON, Aus, is.-tBy u. Pr
An Exchange Telegraph CONSTANT.
noplo message. unconrrmed from
any other source, quoted newspapers
as declaring the Greeks had attacked
a bulgarian frontier post at Cara.
tepe. Fighting was reported TO
have continued until nlghtfall. and
the incident was characterized as
serious.
The situation between Greece and
Bulgaria. arising from the killing OF
a Greek In Bulgaria, was regarded
last week FOR tho first time as OF,
fcring the possibility OF interna-
tional complications in tho Balkans.
However. later advices Indicated a
pacific settlement was being reached
and tho Greeks had not sent the
proposed ultimatum 20 Bulgaria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
Hold Man on Drug
Charge in St. Paul

Sam Gulren Is held In tho county
BAN here for removal to st. Paul
10 face prosecution under a charge
of selling morphine. His bail. set
AT $4,000 bY Judge DeItTlch TueA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

and Is being brought TO Seattle 10
face trial on IA liquor conspiracy
charge BY Deputy T. 8, Marshal
A. NJ. Smith. Norman j. wanted
IN connection with "A huge moon.
shine dispensing ring,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
Mrs. Seelye Buried

Mrs. Florence soelye who lived
ut a6i7 Corllss ave. was buried at
I o'clock Wednesday from the chapel
of the Home Undertaking Go. Burial
took place at Evergreen Park GENE.
tory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
Tacoma Budget High

TACOMA. Aug. 12-Budgets Tor
four city department FOR 1925, SUBJ
mltted here. total almost i2,50o,oOO.
A 1900. 900 bond issue Is proposed
10 finance improvements and extern
dom I'm the wnfer department..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
Main Street

Alex Mcdonald, carpenter,
travelling south on Sixth ave.
Hugh Baird, automobiles, hust-
ling around at Fourth and
James. Frank Pierce, lawyer,
leaving county.city building.
Fred Linn. salesman, waiting for
the signal at First and Union.
r. Iund, doctor, seeking lunch
on Third ave. A. Lundbcrg,
merchant, looking over the stu
alton at Third and Spring.
Charles Doyle, labor secretary,
getting n breath OF fresh mir on
University st. Leo Romey,
newsie. getting a drink at the
fountain on University st. J. T.
McVay, banker, returning from
lunch on Fourth. ave. Chester
Roberts, manufacturer, travelling
west on Marion st. John Melon.
aid. iron worker. wearing a now
hat on Union st.