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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

purgeS the skin of all that clogs and
mars It. the causes of blackheads
and blcmishes, II combats all lines
and wrinkles, II causes a rosy
aftor-glow by bringing the blood TO
the skin. Many women seem 10
drop ten years in one application.
No girl or woman can look her best
without the use of clay
My envied hair
My hair is thick, nstrous and lux
uriant, The thousands who see my
daily on the stage wonder at its
glory. ! have never had falling
hair or dondruff. never a touch of
gray, In fact, my hair is finer far
than 40 years ago. This l owe TO
my Hair Youth. II combines many
helps in one. | apply it directly to
the scalp with an cyo.dropper.
There It combats all that STILES the
hair roots, It stimulates and tones.
| never met a woman who found
anything TO bring comparable re.
suits, | wish all women who love
beautiful hair would learn what
Hair Youth does
All druggists and toilet counters
now supply Edna Wallace Hopper's
beauty aids exactly ms | use them.
Mail this coupon for sample of
any, stating which YOU want NV
Beauty Book will como with IT, IL
the sample delights YOU, got my
products at your store. Clip cou.
non now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

St. Barnabas chapel. Federal ave.
and E. Newton ST., Rev. II. H. Cow.
IN in charge. will hold a three hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
White Youth Clay

Clay Is the greatest hclp that
women can employ, But not the
crude aud muddy clnys so many
hovo applied, usc a clay which Is
the final result of 20 yours oFgscl.
onilric study II Is white refined
and dainty And II combines many
Mems hos'dcs clay.
! call It my Whita Youth CLAY 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
FIRST AID TEST
Telephone Company Teams
in State Wide Contest

A general invitation Is extended
TO the public 20 attend tie annual
statewide frs, aid contest between
teams Of telephone men az the
Masonic Temple auditorium. Pine and
Harvard ave. Saturday evening.
The contestants are employees Of
the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Co, representing various districts OF
the state chosen by preliminary and
semi-rinai contests
This Is the second annual contest.
Last year the Walla walIa team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

THE child pictured in the
L peril Of the oncorning cars
would never be led into such a
position by any mother. But
mothers are leading their child
zen into as grave a danger
through feeding them denatured
foods. Because the mother e
ignorant Of the danger does not
lessen the responsibility, nor
reduce the hazard one iota.
II IS not any more possible
Tor a human being 10 sustain
normal function on dcnatured
food than it is for an animal 10
do 20. Thousands Of experi-
ments have demonstrated that
no animal can thrive on de.
natured and refined foods. and
that complete normal function i
absolutely dependent upon
natural food.
Why DO We Eat7
The sole purpose in eating is
to rcplenish tie blood stream
with all the 16 elements In
balanced relation OF which tho
life-forces are constituted. With
every heart beat some Of these
elements are being used and
they must be replaced or func.
ton will cease. II only partially
replaced, function alters and
disease is manifested.
What Causes Disease1
penatured food creates dis
case because it violates the law
Of life in that it fails TO repIenish
INC blood stream with the exact
thing in kind that Is used up by
me life processes With every
heartbeat. Animals in nature
never have decayed teeth. be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Artistic Burglar
Sought by Police

a burglar art critic was sought by
the police Thursday, following the
theft OF a painting called Dawn"
from the home Of %. T. Hall. Alpha
apartments. Wednesday evening.
The painting. according to Halls de-
scripiion, showed "A man awakening
in blaze Of early morning sunlight.
while a woman stands near him.
looking at him.
II IS possible police admit. that
the burglar saw the picture and waa
bitten by spring fever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Cops Hold Man
on Open Charge

Arrested Wednesday night by Dc.
tectiyes Lee Gordon and G. ]. waech.
ter. 81. Layton. -. OF the Park hotel,
was held on an open charge in the
city Jail. Thursday Police say the
arrest is In connection with the theft
of siIvcrware set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Free to Any Woman
ly youth and beauty helps
BY Edna Wallace Ho,per

For 80 years l have searched the
world for the best beauty helps in
existence. / spent nine years in
France And countless experts else.
where have given mo their best.
Those helps made me a famous
beauty. They have retained my
youth and beauty Tho thousands
who see mo daily on the stage mar.
vel at my bloom.
Now tho best | found is placed at
every womans cali. Toilet counters
everywhere supply them. And 1
gladly send TO an who ask a sample
OF any for test urge every girl and
woman TO try az my cost, the
matchless helps | found.
My rosy bloom
I found In France a liquid cleans,
or used 10y famous beauties there.
II contains no animal, no vegetable
fat. II cHnnX assimiate I'm any
way with the skin. 1t simply cleans
TO the depths, then departs. | call
this product my Facial Youth. one
use viii give you a new conception
Of what clean skin means.
use supor.croum called my
Youth Cream II contains dozen
ingredients which experts have nd.
vsod for me, These include prod.
ucts OF both lemon and strawberry.
Also the best that science knows to
foster feed and protect the skin. A
test of Youth Cream viii amaze and
delight Won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

-, WHOLE GRAIN WHEAT DISTRIBUTING 20.
. 3Ol hallway Exchange Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

cause they never eat denatlred
food. Animals live eight to ten
times their maturity. Man lives
twice his maturity.
Food Is denatured when some
clement or part OF an element ia
removed or lost. II may be
through milling. refining. or
through cooking in the presence
OF the oxygen Of the air, resulting
IN changing the minerals from
their organic form into oxides.
This is one Of the greatest dis
coyeries Of modern times.
Whole Grain Wheat is the
first cooked food civilized man
ever ate that has not been de-
natured in preparation or in
cooking, and is without doubt
one Of the epoch.making dis
eoyerles OF the age. As con.
iirming the law OF life and
demonstrating the cause of dis
ease as set forth herein. more
than n human ailments have
responded TO the use Of this
natural food.
Whole Grain Wheat Is never
sold through grocery stores but
only through authorized die.
triDutors or direct from the
company It is guaranteed TO
reduce your meat and grocery
oil % per cent to 50 per cent
when used twice daily, II
comes in Theoretically sealed
sanitary ll-ounce tins lample
Tor loir seryings), and Is sold In
packages Of not less than ono
dozen "a A-day supply because
regular use IL essfntial IA
results, Price $500 per dozcn
East Of Denver. S2.25 Der dozen
West Of Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
WHITNEY CHARGE
is ANSWERED
ReyeIIe Files AtiidayitS to
DlSprOve 0lmSted Attack

AffidnylIH from ". NJ. whitney
aud nix members Of the grand Jury
that returned the Olmated indlci
mcnt were released to tho public
Friday By United States Attorney
Tom Hoyclln IN answer 20 charges
by Jerry Finch. Olmhtcd attorney,
that coercion had been used upon
Jury Foreman g, i. Burnett.
Burnett also signed AN affidavit
denying that no had ever talked
with whitney about the OlmHted rnfo
md branding tho charges " Finch
40 wholly untrue
whitneyH affidavit said that he
had never talked with Burnett and
the five jurors set forth In their nf
fidayts that Burnett had not left
tho jury room during consideration
Of the Olmsted indictment
Tho action In releasing tho nffi.
dayits was taken when Judge Jere
mlah Notercr invited Finch 10 place
authentic evidence OF his charge that
whitney had coerccd Burnett into
signing the Indictment before the
court7 Nrtercr threatened praaecu.
ton Of whitney n tho evldenc.
showed there had been any interfer.
ence with the jury'a work whatever,
IT Il an attempt 20 blackon whit
ney and II utterly unfoundcd on any
facts. these hffidayiH show, Revolls
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
DOUG'S LATEST FILM
NEARING COMPLETION

Douglas Fairbanks new produc.
ton, Don O. IN nearly completed.
Fairbanks and Donald Crisp. his
director have taken tremendous
caro- 10 make the story true pic.
ture Of Spanish life in every partic.
u!ar, and some of the sets repro.
ducc with amazing filcdity tho actu.
nj locations in Seville. whore the nc.
ton rs supposed TO take place,
one OF tho most enthusiastic sun.
porters Of the real Spanish idea In
the distinguished Princess dc Bour.
bon, daughter OF long line OF Cas-.
lillian mobiles. and herself ono Of the
most aristocrntic women OF Spain.
Tho princess rs playing in Fair.
banks picture, and IL cnhcting
splcndldly the role OF Spnniah
peasant girl forsaking for tho mo.
ment That grand manner which IN
20 fundamental n Characteristic OF
the Castilian nobility
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Dtrths In their households are re-
ported b. tho following mrn3
IAyamuirN Albert Thomas, bbll
Fourth ave ~ ", girl
ILlEhttuaL Ewhtt Gladstone. N~reTi
ISLAND. boy,
Engbiom David X III n. Gsnd st.
boy
Icufistts. Charles Juan. ssss i5th
ayr, X w. girl
olson. Elmer Victor i7iI ThsekerHy
pis Eifl
lEokaylth, John Lawrence. 40 W
Crockett st, girl
lstroup Albert Sheldon. $3.50 Bran
don A. hos
IldoEswa. Rokussbuto. 81 washing
ioss YoRicih. si5 Washington IT.
boy
lHrabayaehl, MassighL EIs wash.
ingtOn st. girl
FuEh, Eugene, t7iz 18TH ave W.
EiIl
lAeoEl lchiu. zoIs Main a.. boy
Nrourss John. tz1s Lrilia at. boy
Iglupls John. zEiT " Dakota It,
jordan. waiter sos Dakota a.. Eiri
Appeil Herman q 5si ~, sotk IT.
Eifl
Risdou. Ivan. 1915 Morgan d.. boy
FEY William Hemp iio5 y 3grd a.
boy
lFIaod James 4 giysfdaI~. girl
pickering. Ernest g.. tsasquHb, boy
Robinson. Pisrpant iIig " slst IT.,
'kWds 81 a rssz yub ~. *, styf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
WEISMULLER
RACES TODAY

SAN FRANCISCO. April "a
Johnny Wcismullcr. Illinois Athletic
club champion swimmer, will DO
seen in action this afternoon in tho
second days events in the A. A.
u. national swimming champion.
shlps here.
The iOO-yard free style, 22O.yari
breast stroke, ibOynrd back stroke
and water polo are the main events
on today's schedule.
Standings after yesterdays events
were: SycnslH Simforbundct (Arne
Borg, s; Olympic club. 3; Brooklyn
Central " NJ, G. A.; Cincinnati Y.
NJ. c, A. .; Miami Beach, 2. Venice
Swimming association, 2; Neptune
Beach, ! Chicago Athletic nssocin,
ton, |,
The Illinois Athletic clubs chances
OF retaining tho water polo cham
pionship was considerably lcsscncd
today when Floyd Townc, crack
rover" was stricken with tonsil,
tits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
SECOND GnAnEs
Building Permits

c. A. ward, tsas 18Th n. ". frame rest
dcncs. sntl. $500. tb7S isth avn.
~. T..
City OF ssattis. water dept. pumping
station, 2irzt. -. 500; Pas Fourth ~
A. q Mfg Co. l5t0 Dearborn st.. fac.
tory. i2oEiisb. $4,000; So5 ". Hud-
son
James \. Actsron. RID 9. boz 1ig. frame
residence. 5sI5s. 81. 700; 1908 gard ".
". G. Morgan, 1895 THIRD ave. candy
store. $1,000, 1919 Third ave,
Mrs, Kate s. Bail, i7lA 18Th ". w..
frame residence. a6Has. ii.1oo. t5is
Eighth ave. n, y.
Ford Motor CO. 72t Falrvirw N. shed
addition. 1880: 77i Fairvisw ave. ".
Mrs Augusta Issman. lsg Edgar, frame
residence. 7Grao. 1880. 100 Edgar.
II. ] Arnold. 1850 Beacon, frame rest
dencc. 2iI2s, 1880. 1890 Beacon
Heights
Harry q. brace. 1910 wsstlakr, factory
seEilp. 81, 800. 400 Seventh ave. n.
1onn odyn, 20 w 18TH frame rest
dence, 7'S5s, $4,000 $50 sixth ave.
y. W
Jonn odyn, 100 w. 7sth. frame rest
dsnre 2sE15. 5000; s5li Firth ave.
N. W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Cole Tells Growth
of Seattle Schools

Reviewing tho growth of Seattlcs
schools during tho past so years,
Thomas Il. Cole, city supcrintend.
ent OF schools, spoke before tho
Young Mems Republican club
Thursday.
Our school system, 30 years ago.
consisted OF three two.room build.
inEs. with six teachers, and total
enrolment OF $50 pupils" said Cole.
To-day VIC have 90 school buildings,
1850 teachers and $4,000 pupils"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Young Girl Sought
After Elopement

Shoriffs deputies In Seattle and
at Aberdeen Friday were watching
for a i6.ycarold Falls City girl, re.
ported TO have oloped Thursday
night with 22yoar-old young man.
He has one eye and wears glasses.
Their names are being withheld
Tho girl was wearing gray
coat and a black sweater and is
said TO have run away Thursday
night. leaving town with her com.
panion in n Ford car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Charge Man Shot
Curren in Fight

Fred Small. alleged 10 have shot
William f, Currcn at 105th st. and
Greenwood ave. Sunday. was arrest.
ed on first degree assault charged
Friday noon and lodged in the
county jail. Deputy shcriffs Hughes
and Hill who made tho arrest. said
Currcn wnE wounded in the hand
IA tho climax 10 a quarrel at smalrs
ranch near the city limits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
W HEAT is Off
AT CLOSING
Other Grains Are Higher;
Provisions Drop

CHICAGO. April ~ Grains cons
unurd orratic Iva todHy'H r"aHiun on
tho Chicago board Of trade Tho
close was Irregular lower for
wheat and generally higher Tor
coarse EralnH
Wheat staged good rally shortly
after midday and brought prices out
~ tho morning slump The merket
however, failed 10 firm up aud on
lRt0 iiquidatnE by longs prices
dropped hacl, 10 new low levels,
The phenomenal bulge was due 20
an aycr.uold condition aud mpderr
atriy buiiiHh crop hdyirrH from
tho Southwest
Corn moved an with wheat aud
managed 20 sustain EuodlY pofT
ton 81 the gain despite the leading
cereals late weakness.
oats moved upward frHctionhlly.
Removal Of hedges against grain
destroyed By last nights elevator
fire created strong underton1,
Provisions sagged lower on profit
taking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
9 MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Married man, small fam
n.y. mixer. house. EarleH patch,
wood. water. light. milk fur
nlshed. Clean. dry place Must
be prompt clean Kind, willing
worker Good wages. with In
crease 10 right party. Can work
into n good lease, Write Whge
wanted first month Bonus for
one year or more service n salts
factory A. r. Cameron. Box &C.,
ChTIabnfK Mnsh Clhllnm Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Yakima Fruit Crop
May Break Record

YAKIMA, April 24.-Crop surveys
in the Yakima and adjacent valleys
today resulted in predictions that the
1924 crop VIII be tho biggest since
1900, unless frost nipH II. Bountirm
yields OF fruit are expected. Tho
frost danger viii be over within a
short time Heavy rains and mild
weather have brought along tho
trees faster than for many years. in.
spcctors said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
DON'T SCREAM, FOLKS!
THE MICE WON'T BITE;
YES, THEY'RE TRAINED
Don't get excited.

Don't get excited,
Those mice on the young
lady's stocking are perfectly
harmless.
They won't even move. They're
trained, In fact. trained TO stay
exactly where they are painted.
It's simply tho latest thing In
hosiery.
The rose, the butterfly and tho
humble bee have each had their
day ns the leading decoration for
spring hosiery. Now it's the
turn OF the mice.
Samples of the hosiery, with
three mice zig,2nRgiug their way
up tho front, arc on display at
all the smart shops. And. what
IL more, sales are actually being
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
INCREASED BANK
RESERVE AIDS
Stocks Display Strong Tone
in Early Trades on Mart
WALL STREET. JOURNAL FINaS
IIAI MI.AII


NEW YORK. April 2i.--Ths re-
serve ratio OF tho Federal Reserve
bank OF New York scored further
gain. 1913 per cent against 7s.s a
week ago
This indication Of strength in the
local hanSins situation removed all
doubt as to the amount OK funds
available FOR stock market purposes
and the general list displayed a
strong tone in the early dealings
United States Realty gained full
point 10 l9TL.. while fractional
gains were scored By Steel. AmsTi-
can Can and other industrial lea l.
.rs. Consolidated Gas duplicated It's
years high at 7sa. while tnternR-
tiOnal Nickel went into new high
ground for 1925 at 20ts
Stocks opened firm Y. s. Realty.
1914. up !. Maxwell y. III Cen
ernl Motors 1915. Pan American Il.
~. up u. Sinclair. as. Bethlehem
Steel. ftk. up \; T. s, Steel. if4A.
up * Consolidated Gas. 71S. up x
Southern Pacific t03a. UP X:
American Can. 1875. up ~ ~ & o..
27A Anaconda. 3Gts. or = linton
Pacific. i3sM,. or 3. Atlantic Gulf.
4aA. Up = Norfolk & Western, 1872.
UP x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Gov. Tsrmi.al-Pt,r tI-ssr RaEA
Maru. Pier 4a-str President aNdi-
son.
Bal street T,rmInaI-U $. l. II T.
Heather.
pfer iiB-U. 3. c. g Deilwood.
Pier Str. Victoria. Alameda.
pf.r S-Str wspama.
rtsr i--schr G. A. Thaysr,
Pier A-Hs Chaliambs-
Pacific Coast Coal Bgnksrs-scbt Henry
wilson
Connecticut Street Tsrmlnat-schr Eric.
Pacific Steamship Tsrmfnat-str Admit
raj Dewey
L 9. Shipping Board MoorinEs--str Cup
rum.
kibsrs Bros. Milling CO. Tsrniuai-s,r
Toyaua Mafu
k,soeistsd on cos Dock-sr North.
westsru.
commercial Boiler WorEa-schr Helene.
Hanford Street Tsrminai-s.r saEadahnc.
East Waterway Dock & Warehouse CO.
--strs X. I. Luokenbach. CastIrtoNn.
fodd's Dry Docks-Ms Patterson. Cotuna.
str Newport News sehr g. e Holmes.
rolrnsn crsosots works-str W II. BaS-
ter
HeHsruan', Dry Dock-Bktn y n. stcr.
ling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
TRANSPORTATION

ARE you GOING 10 CALfFORHfAT
Stages or steamer, Panama Canal
Honolulu, Europe or Orient Low
Est RATES, Nil LGEBA Hrntt-
strom Il Co. ifb Cherry ~ IN In
bl7s Oldest agency In hfhttle.
'BAH FRAECIHrO- 40 from Seattle.
TodHy'H 0r tDuighi's train m Port
baud, FtHRr 10 San Franrla0D. Re-
roTyr carly Amos Bros. Agents,
1908 Fourth. Imperial Hotel mA In
bttU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Denver Live Stock
Ihar,day. ugstatisn.

Catiis Esesip's is8s Market STEADY
Go uraL best steers iGBlas taus sHd
Hs3fsFs ikIsgasg tstrss ven
feeders ana sissksrz is0gEs5 buus
i30e
nogs Receipts, sfgb Asgsrl opened
stE9DE. siaaFd veal. TOP. III 20. Eslh.
81 ssGllfa. pIEs. I9gibtq
sheep Hsesirys sHNh Msfkrf sec
higher Vat tsmus. iiiELg sfs.
sura igOGsg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Divorce Complaints

Martina v. NRFI G, Stevens. nom
support
Ruby "a, Roy H. Bragg. cruelty.
HarHl NJ Va ~. =. Jacobson. desor-
ton.
Irene Va. David Trcgiown. nonsup-
port
Ethel Lydia vs. kilnk n. Ling.
cruelty.
.Goldle Va. Gilbert BENEFIT. cruelty.
Hanhyo Va. koHaku NalSamurA. de-
scrtion
Glen i W. Hazel Ruth McMuray.
cruelty.
Edith Mary ~. Frank c. Dombrosky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Foreign Exchange

&EW YORK. &grH - FutriEn a.
change sBsusd steady sterling dsmsnd,
tts9 sic ffHnrs. topaii4 lHs.
jpRt9hs Belgium. iBPteHa marks.
2tGp. sweden 4sgs NsF~aF, 1857
Foreign sEthaHEs closed higher us
mand sterling itI4h france, ~ g&saa
lire IgettbA NsiklBm. i9Nt6tg
marks ESQ, HssdsH. 2SAI SsrwAy.
itss. Montreal. 81 paf H4ssis SIS
shauEhsL fia YpkohAms. q, Grssts.
50 ptt1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24

George O'Bricn has been selected
az the hero OF "iInvoc,sg work on
which has Just started. Madgc Bel.
lamy will play opposite him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Chicago Board of Trade
San Francisco Produce

Batter EIlfaI tiCs prime fifsts. a. i.f
EIIs Estras ave. sEtFa ppiisIs. soc.
uHasfsifsd pullsls sthe.
cheese cal YOUNG America fancy, lie.
oregon Trlplss. ;,e. UtsIoR NsuhI
Amsflras sec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
WHOLESALE rIorH. onAtS. rEED
oaetatioas By rtshsr fieartsr hilis
VEGETABLES

o.etaiioas By Fion,er Fruit q rrednss
C.
The prices sissn are these msss 70
retain dssisns % whBisaaisrs wIth .
'.- ssasensi sIo.ptioas. price, 10 pre-
sss~ss can bs nEv'sd ~ dsdaetiar ths
-o.s Of trautporatloa 70 seattle ana
.ppro1irnstsiy IS per csnt for hsulisE.
...r.rn Ard aeiiinK cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

same aud Residence Ago
Buc. Joseph Seattle s......,.....1l
it~uuVE. L0ts v. Seattle .r,-,.. -
YciiHm. Joe. Seattle .......s...s g
carlo. Flora. Seattle s....... -
Murray. Charles. seattle Illegal
AsCanu. Hphr. seattle sr..s.. tsckAt
Gray Francis ". statti, .s.-.... -
Srhrils GLADYS r. Seattle ..s...,.gs
Putfaw. Pearl a. Seattle Legal
Gale Donna T.. Seattle -.-.... I.rKsl
Johnson. swan ~. CAfnAti0n Legal
ITHumAsun. Marie Seattle w Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Seattle Wheat


80 ! safi phlis uts. SO : uTstsrh
white iiga 40. 2 nsfa winter II.sG.
Ne Hpfihrfn spring, 81 60 Sc ~ssts
Gtta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Portland Produce

batter cube sttrss &c srsHusfds,
RBs prime fIfsts. tpr. fiTsfA ave
EIEs EStfss sic. frsls ssr Elilsts
sc tufrupt tsrsipts star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Liverpool Grain
Thursday, QaaiAtiea.

open tiiEh low close
MAJ issiBd iadiss -
IHir tssiad t2sI IA ttsiiad ~ ~ "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24

UNLESS you're a dyed in-thewo
u fan, YOU might as Well pass
this crossword puzzle up' It's a
hummer, tho, FOR those who grind
their teeth. Lots OF buried letters
rrtnstance. the two rs in Is hori'
Tontal. and the \ and & In 90 ditto
C'wan. now. that's an wen tell you.
HonILoNTAL
/ Line Of cars.
S RIack visCous liquid obtained
from peat
8 Rotating wheel IN steam 'ur-
hinc.
>, External
u To uitrogenize.
IL Rubber tree.
is. Fec.
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