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Evening star., 1925-06-15
Canoeist Attempts Trip on Wager

ROME, June Is CP.-George H. c.
Smythe, the Canadian canoeist. who
recently padded from London to
Rome, left here today in an attempt
to travel by canoe from Rome to Ma
pies in five days for a 10000 lire
wager. a large crowd cheered his de-
parture.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
GIVE REPLY TOMORROW.
Allies Answer on Security Pact
Already in Berlin.

PARIS, June Is OP).-The French
note embodying the allies reply to
German proposals of a security pact
is to be delivered to the German gov
ernment tomorrow. it was learned to-
day. The note already Is in the hands
of the French Ambassador in Berlin.
1t will probably be given out for pub
lication on Thursday, but Germany's
approval is desired before the date is
fixed.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
CIssIE LOTUS ROBBED.
Actress Reports $4,000 Worth OF
Jewelry and Clothing Stolen.

NEW YORK, June Is LP.-Cissie.
Lotus. actress, reported TO the police,
last night that she had been robbed
of s25, 900 worth of jewelry and cloth.
ing.
Her room in the Hotel Emba ssy
was ransacked Saturday night, she
said. by robbers who gained access
without breaking open either doors
or windows.
The loot consisted of three rings.
gifts from Sir Henry Irving. Sir
Herbert Beerbohm Tree and Charles
Frohman, three fur coats and other
clothing.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
Honor Flag at Birthplace.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is CP.-
Exercises at the Betsy Ross House,
where the first American flag was
made, and a parade here yesterday
celebrated the l4Sth anniversary Of the
birth Of the flag.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
Reyolutionist Assassinated.

SOFIA, June Is F.-Pancho Mix
hailoff, Macedonian revolutionary
leader, was assassinated in the street
here last evening. The murderer
escaped, but the police believe they
have a clue to his identity.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
TERRITORIAL OFFICIALS CLAIM THAT ALARMING REPORTS OF DIPHT1ERIA
 EPIDEMIC WHOLLY UNJUSTlFlED
(By Associated Press)

JUNEAU Feb 7-The second small consignment of antitoxin en route to Nome by regular mail may be ex pedited by relays if required said Dr. DeVighne today Discussing the Nome situation, Dr. DeVghne denied the statement from Nome that Territorial officials were lax in their duties and said that they fully understood the sit atiOn.
 "Daly advces to me from pr. Welch were reassuring and stated that the first shipment of serum should last week The Seattle is due in Nenana the eighth or ninth The alarming reports sent from Nome, and cr1t css of officials by thesea gencies were not justified by the facts in the The Territorial officials are aery watching the situation and prepared to meet any further emergency which may arise They have heed ed the demand to divide the second shipment To have at tempted delivery of part of it by arpane, when not i'm medately needed would have been the height of folly While believe delivery of the larger supply will be safer by dogeam than by the only airpane available flight will be authorized if warranted by crisis The Territo rial officials have promptly done and will continue to do
 Dr. DeVighne said that while the time over the win ter trail is normally twenty days was made in 127 hours by relay.
 Nome dispatches received here today said the supply of serum received by relay was nearly gone flight has been authorized to start upon the arrival of the train with the antitoXin.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
GOVERNOR BONE AUTHORIZES AlRPLANE FLIGHT
No New Cases
 Developed Today

NOME, Feb. IT. No new cases have developed today, it was as certained by the Board of Health. The general condition of the pa- tients is reported improving, but $ the quarantine cannot be relaxed until sufficient antitoxin is receiv- ed here. A telegram from Governor Bone authorized Dr. Welch to hire dog teams to pick up the Juneau shipment of serum at Old Woman or Kaltag. He said the relay would start at Panama Tuesday.
 Mrs. Mcdowell was buried today. The husband and baby are steadily improving and are believed to be out of danger. If the airplane sue ceeds it will probably arrive here at the same time the dog team re- lays start from Nenana, and spe- cial dog teams could then be dis continued, as the supply of anti toxin would be sufficient to relieve the situation until the supplies be- gin coming in regularly by mail.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
TRIBUTE PAID TO
 NOME MUSHERS
(By Associated Press)


 WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. IT. A bill paying tribute in the Senate to the dogs and men in the Nome an titoxin relay, said: Tt caught the imagination of the world and would be talked about in Alaska for many years to come. Gunnar Kasson and his lead dog, Balto, played a dramatic part in the race the last part of the trip, but credit should go equally to the unknown drivers, dogs and Indian boys who relayed the package of anti toxin. Nome should never again be left with supply of serums from four to six years old.
 "This will probably be the last Alaskan race of it's kind. A fitting finish to long list of records made by the heroic dogs of the Northland."
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
ALLEGED MURDERERS OF
 POLICEMAN CAPTURED

PHOENIX Feb 7.-Will and Babe Lawrence, reputed slayers of Haze Burch, a policeman of this city and wanted in Muskogee for murder and robbery, were arrested at the top of Temple Butte, ten miles from here.
 They are safe tonight in the peni- tentiary at Florence after four hour ride to avoid the possibility of their being lynched. The pair are also wanted for murder of an officer at Livingston, Montana.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
THE WEATHER. Temperature, ? above zero Calm, clear. Warmer tomorrow.
COLLEEN MOORE STARS IN THE HUNTRESS"

In the "Huntress", First National picture which is to be featured at the Liberty Theatre Sunday, Colleen Moore has, without doubt, one of the most delightful roles of her whole screen career
 In this picture the winsome young star plays the part of vivacious care-free white girl, who has been reared as an Indian. She learns she is white and then "the fun begins,' when she decides to win white husband.
 She kidnaps a bashful city youth who has come into the country pros pecting. Her efforts to hold him and finally to win him, naturally create a series of highly humorous and at times dramatic situations
 The picture is most unique and will prove a refreshing departure from the ordinary run of plays.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
ROTOR SHIP MAKES TRIP

DANSIC, Feb. 7.-Flettner's rotor ship Bt-~au arrived here from Kiel, making the trip in two days at an av- craze speed of eight knots an hour, in light wind. The ship is equipped with two huge revolving cylinders, which take the place of sails and furn- ish the motive power The Buckau will load a cargo of lumber for Scot land, which will be the first time the new invention has been put into com mercial service.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
147 SAIL NORTH
 ON s. s. ALASKA
(By Associated Press)

'(By Associated Press)
 SEATTLE, Feb. 7.-The steamship Alaska sailed at 500 o'clock this morning with 147 aboard. The follow ing were for Seward: l.. Gaston, A. Kienwald, w. B. Rayburn, c. F. Lane, Miss M. E. Higgins, A. Peterson, F ID. Mccain, E. A. Rasmussen, V. R. Mcdonald, Les M. Rodriguo, F. G. Hart, Stella Brown, Clara Smith Blanche Ridley, Ruth Jordan, J. John son, Mrs R. Strom, B. Howard, Pete Weldon, Warren Stewart, c. A. An derson, no steerage.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
BODIES OF CREW OF GASBOAT GEORGE JUNIOR FOUND BEACH ADMIRAL Y
 ISLAND THICKLY COATED WITH ICE
(By Associated Press)

JUNEAU, Feb 7--Three bodies, thickly coated with at Admiralty Island They wee from the missing mail boat George Junior last the afternoon of Janu ary 25 leaving Taku Harbor 20 miles below here for u neau from Petersburg.
 The bodies were identified as those of Ed Lee, mate John Loseth, deckhand both relatves and R. R. Brown an empoye of the Juneau Electric Light Company The body of Capt. Nick Bystrom not recovered, and search is being made for him.
 It believed the mail boat foundered off Taku Harbor coated with ice when it left Taku.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
Weeks Deprecates
 Mitchell Statement
(Rv Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Secretary Weeks, in his first public statement of the controversy in which General Mitchell of the Army air service is the center, said those disagreeing with Mitchell have been the targets for unjust and 'supercilicious criti- cism." He added that the country should remember that General Per- shing and many other great American soldiers of the world war are among the opponents of Mitchell.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
Tacoma Banker Shot
 Fatally By Bandits
(By Associated Press)

TACOMA, Feb. Hilary Schmidt, manager of the Agency National Bank of Tacoma, 38th and Yakima streets, and Ray West, messenger, were held up by three bandits as they alighted from street car near the bank. The robbers fled with $3,4OO, after shoot ing and perhaps fatally woundipg Smith.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
Bone Answers
 Frame Charges

JUNEAU, Feb. 7.-Governor s. c. Bone today declared the Frame complaint one of the most vicious political outbreaks which has char acterized the presence of certain elements in Alaskan affairs for many years.
 He said he did not take the mat ter seriously but would furnish Secretary Work any information desired.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
COLLINS RESCUE
 BE MADE MONDAY
(By Associated Press)

CAVE CITY, Ky, Feb. 7.-The party working to effect the rescue of Floyd Collins, who has been wedged in a narrow passage in Sand Cave since Friday, week ago, have the shaft started yesterday down p feet, and have twenty more feet to go. They expect to reach Collins by Monday. The report that his brother had found a new cave yesterday was found to be baselesS.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
VANCOUVER INSURANCE MAN
 ON TRIAL FOR MURDER

VANCOUVER, Feb. 7.-P. Hanley, an insurance agent of this city is on trial today in the British Columbia courts, charged with the murder of Miss Mildred Nelson, Vancouver nurse. whom it is claimed Hanley shot because she repulsed his atten tions. Hanley returned to the stand after an interview with Miss Neilson's parents upon his qualifications as a husband
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
Captain Silver Wave
 En Route to Seward

NOME, Feb. 7.-Captain John Hegness, master of the ill-fated Sill yer Wave, which was abandoned in the ice last fall, is leaving today for Seattle with a fast dog team. Hegness was winner of the first sweepstakes race from Nome to Candle.
 He will go out by way of the Yu- kon river and up the Tanana to the Government railroad, thence to Seward by rail, and then take the steamer to Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
LOYALTY OF CAPTAIN TO
 HIS SHIP COSTS LIBERTY

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7.-The un- wavering loyalty of rum ship cap tain to the code of the sea, cost him his ship and possibly prison term, when the schooner Pescawha was seized after rescuing off the Oregon coast the captain and eight members of the craw of the schooner Coaba.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07

BAKU, Russia, Feb Twenty five persons were suffocated, and 15 others seriously injured by the explosion of one of the largest tanks in the world. The tank was one of series owned by British oil syndicate.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
BABY FOUND IN SNOWBANk

NEW YORK, Feb. "A faint vail ing when he stuck his spade into a snowbank here, and caused him to pause before depositing the scoopful into cart Brushing the top layer of snow off revealed a two-weeks-old baby, blue with the cold of ten above zero, but very much alive.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
ELEVEN YEAR OLD GIRL
 POISONS TWIN SISTER

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7.-An eleven year old girl here confessed that she caused the death of her twin sister, and of Los Angeles woman by pois- oning and had attempted to poison 12 other persons. The child is Alsa Thomson of Hollywood. She was ar rested and placed under observation at the pyshopatric hospital.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
ANCIENT MUSEUM UNEARTHED

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "A mu- scum, the property of the daughter of the last Babylonian king who ruled in the sixth century, has been uncov- cred at UT of the Chaldees, and many priceless objects obtained by the joint Archaeological expedition of the Brit ish Museum and the University of Pennsylvania.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
COOLIDGE APPROVES
 NEW POSTAL BILL

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. T. It was announced today that Presi- dent Coolidge has approved the new Postal Bill drafted by the house post office committee, and also the con- gressional conferees agreement on the Muscle Shoals proposition.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
COLD ACCOMPANIED BY
 SEVERE ELECTRICAL STORM

SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. 7.-The coldest weather for the winter in this section was ushered in today by se- were electrical storm. Brilliant light ming flashes accompanied the snow flurries, while the temperature went to twenty below zero.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
1900 REINDEER
 REACH GOLOVIN
(Bv Associated Press)

NOME, Feb. "A herd of 1900 reindeer, belonging to the Lomen Cor poration, has arrived at Golovin, after being driven 200 miles from Buckland river. The trip consumed ten days. Very little snow was encountered en route. The reindeer arrived in excel lent condition and will be slaughtered immediately and placed in cold stor- age for shipment to Seattle on the first boat.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
ALAMEDA TO HALIBUT COVE

The steamship Alameda sailed last night for Halibut Cove, after unload ing freight and passengers. She will probably return early tomorrow morn ing.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07

Tonights train is reported to be on time. Not many passengers are listed Y outside points.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
HALlBUT FISHING VIOLATIONS

VTO6R IONS
 SEATTLE, Feb. 7.-The coast guard cutter Unalga, Capt. Reese in com mand, is en route to the halibut fish ing banks of Alaska to investigate re- ported violations of the closed fishing season and also to enforce the fishing treaty with Canada.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-07
HOUSE PASSES BUDGET BILL

OLYMPIA, Feb. 7-The House pass ed the budget bill, and the Senate is working on the omnibus bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21
f5H6ur@Rour r~Ar Todal@
MONDAY

HoAu STATIONS
kfoA (tsi --isiso. Lions club lunch.
4. nofmanhs orchestra O. Olympic Hes
tsl orchestra. eftt. sherman, CLAY pro
gram $50. studio pruEfam,
hJN tAHtl--i. marksisi iiit, ofEan
recital 2 home hsips sts, produce re-
port d. thratcfH baseball weather. II
sears tloehuck studio proEraml $40
studio pfeEraml 40. kilhournss dance
orchestra
KrCL ,seol--siis, weather rspafts
diso. police nswsi tIe, Uncle hzi's'
Junior Radio Tillicums D. studio pro
Eram,
OTHER STATIONS
Kuo Oeil. ,oaklAuds. dinner con
cert. Z. nsSs etc; >. educational pro
gram
scout talk 8, hsttsr business bureau talk
and rHdio talk
hrI tisii, Ice AnEslss--1. California
sercnAdsfs. fis. book taiki =, and 10,
studio programs
kPo tissl. san Frzneisco- t,;t. dance
orchestra. 7. Fairmcnt hotel orchestra
q play BY the Pacific Coast Radio
players: 10. dance orchestra
NM tssil. Hollywood. miftb con
,sst. iJ,a, Musical programs >, and 10,
studio programs and dance music.
hfAi tslal. PnilmAn-1,ip % ,, Vos
cal add piano solos, talks on astronomy
and livestock
koA tsssi, penvsr-s, football tail.
sac, studio program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21
Three Auto Drivers
Are Under Arrest

Three autolsrs were arrested sat
urday on charges OF drunkenness or
reckless driving. ii. A. Shaugh.
messy. city fireman. was nahbed AFTER
he crashed into another car. and was
charged with drunkenness. August
weiffenbach was arrested AZ Second
ave. and jackson st. and charged
with driving while drunk. II Keck
was charged with reckless driving
AFTER he struck a truck at y. t5th
81. and Eastern ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21
Laid in day but laid for lifetime

Laid in day-bnt laid for lifetime
These new and better floors are cemented over
layer of builders deadening felt. No tacks or
brads; the edges and seams are sealed with
waterproof cement.
No dirt-harboring joints nothing to scrub.
Just smooth crack free surface that requires
only daily dust hopping to clean it, only
twicc-a-year waxing and polishing to keep it
permanently beautiful.
floors. Learn how surprisingly little it will cost
to add lifelong beauty to your entire home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21
finance Head to
Face Fraud Trial

A search has been started by postal
officials here for James A. BOves. ex.
president OF the Commonwealth Fl
nance company. who. with other Of
flcials Of the company. IL said 20 have
realized $4,000 by fraudulent use Of
The malls. Bovee and other officials
Of the finance company are under in.
dictnient by the federal grand jury.
Bovee was in Chicago az tho time
the indictment was returned. and said
he would surrender last Monday. &C.
cording TO Postoffioe Inspector John
s. swenson. He failed 10 do so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21
Sssrhe Radio star
ToNIGHT's PROGRAMS

e-0ito 4. N.
Hofmann's Olympic Hotel
concert o.hestra
atiA-Slk y. u.
hFpA- sherman, Clay a Co, studio
1850 y. ".
kJR-s studio program presenting The
Charmed land Trio, consisting u Dor
othea Long. Mildred Waarlch and Rath
hasilidssi the Harmony Duo Dorothy
Nerriek and fsgEy Schmldt hiss ustta
kesslsA soprano, and bernard Witte, no.
ssaf-oid pianist The program Car
msns tWiisonli Salut pAmeF tEigarl
calling tNandeniki Who kHpws,
Dreaming Alone Ia tho Twilight. Hun.
EArlsn Polka CAlfoldyll waita. 4 fiat
tnurandli sorter Miss You IN the Car.
den % My Heart. Evsnsoug ltohnstonl [,
Ave, Msris stella l0reigl ny the Wa
tsrs OF MlnnstonsA ttieurancsi. fram
the Land Of the SAY nius waters lead
mani; Sun Dance (srieklAndl; BafCa.
rolis tsplnaisrl; Oh Dry Those Tears
On wings Of sons. aiTnoRnstis C0od-
aFdl; Intsrmstto tstrAussl.
50 4. ~.
krcL-studio program BY the pupils
o. Mrs Rose Lewis The numbers Lent
sns tho Sweetest ThinE1 Play That
Melody % Love. Angry Rose Marie
some % These Days. b. Rose Fink
slncopatsa Echces. ~ calvin y Hall.
d., Twilight and You. Take Ne Hack
10 Your Heart because % Noul Midnight
Walts, BY Calvin Halt Hutter fingsrA
~ Francis X. nsekwithi fsarninE
semsbody Loves Ne, on. Hay. Can ! see
You Tonight. Melody That Made You
Mines hetay Totsy. BY Francis Heck
with. Way Down Home. ~ Cones Why
Couldn't u Ne roor Little Me. II You
Knew susie Kitten on the Keys. BY
Clayton Chapman
sise-i0 II. NJ
KFOA-atudio program
kIR-6tudio program.
lo-it A.. ".
KIR - Gordon isiihourne's erchestfA
from Downs ballroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21
Cross Word Puzzle

Many words puzzle YOul have
trouble solving H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21
TUESDAY

NAH7NNr
hTcL tsoal-stlo, weather. 10 news.
book review isilo. orrhsstra, ans,
weather police nsss, 6Iso, "unois iial's-
junior Radio rnlisums. z. slmonds Saw
a steel 20, program,
hfoA ttsD -ili1o. KiwAnia lunrhi T.
Hqfmann's otchst'rai O. olympic ofchss.
'ra sis. hhodss' program. giio. dance
muslc.
KJn IssD musical program
and talk on syspi 4. markets. iiib. or
san rsdtai3 :, Hems helps. sltb, produce
report q, thsatefA baseball weather.
sac. psmskis ORCHESTRA
OTHER STATIONS
hoA tsfrli Denysr=slgo. dinner con-
cert sac, concerts silent night
heO t9sil. oaklsnd-s. dinnsr con-
cert 2. news. stc.l 4. selections Nom
comic opera 'Rohla Hood" $3.50. Radio
ufssrss.
kfi OiSD. Los AnEsiss-.T. faserits
old time nunihsrs ~ an ereasstrAs 4 ana
p musical programsi 10. Packard HsilAd
Hssr
kro ttssl. san Frsneisoo-sito ana
7, ofehestras. ;, program. direction Of
Nay hehwab' soprano. .. operate music
kNN tasI). Hollywood -, orchestra:
:, FEATURE program. 10. movie niEht and
orchestra
wCco iisl. Twin cities -ai.o "a :.
program ~ remote control from wEAF
tNsW iorkl,
Moh uiIl. chirsEo-s 70 n. vocal
and ihstfumeniai music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21

The new pattern floors of Armstrong Limo
leum are now showing at local stores. They
add colorful beauty to every room, and
give charming distinction to the entire
house Decorators and architects approve
and use them. inexpensive. Permanent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21
VALUABLE TALKS.
. ON TONIGHT
Pacific Coast Radio Players
Give Play Over KP0

Eight educational talks are SEIZED,
uled for kGO tonight. beginning al
s. The speeches viii he Interpreted
with music By the Aron Trio. The
subjects IN their orler. are as ftl.
lows THE Value % Fruits IN tho
Diet How 20 Prepare n speech.
Talk on Constructive SELLING"
''C'hats About New Rocks. 1T Pays
Go Analygc Character preliminary
yoursa IN Commercial Iaw-Mori.
e,gcs and Trust Deeds" INSIDE
dope on Curing Automolaia us.
Sears Roebuck has arranged an In,
teiestinE program OF classical and
popular selections 20 be given over
SJR tonight between and $50. The
Charmed Land Trio. tho Harmony
Duo. Mss uettA Kessler. soprano,
10 Bernard White. io-yearold plan.
are The artists
Ten o'clock Tuesday night will see
an interesting program take tho afr
over XII The weekly Packard Hal.
lard Hour features Billy Han. Folly
Grant Hall. the Ashley Sisters. Mar.
ion Boogar bud Jameson and other
wsll,lNnown radio stars.
KPo has two interesting features
on Monday and Tuesday nights. To.
night. from s 20 10. the Pacific Coast
Radio Players are 20 present a play
Tuesday. from 10 10. a program OF
operate music Is to be featured.
Classical and popular numbers,
snrsnlied with variety readings, have
ocen billed for KoA's audience to
night. Contraito. soprano. baritone
and tenor solos. selections on the
piano. cello. violin and orchestra
music. ana numbers by ST. Pauls
Lutheran mixed quartet arc fca-
tured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21

TNHE pretty pattern floors of Armstrong;
Linoleum that you have read so much
= about lately are now on exhibition. See
them at local stores. See them before you spend
another penny on your old wood floors.
See the marble tiles = patterns based on old
Italian and Venetian floors; see the patented
Handcraft tiles an idea borrowed from sunny
Holland Ask about the new living room and
that run from Armstrong; Jaspe in rippled
colors to sparkling mosaics and al-over designs.
Look at the pretty bedroom patterns in correct
motifs and shadowy close-hgures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21
Jewry Celebrates
Religious Holiday

Eight thousand Seattle Jews be
gan the celebration Of Hosh Hash
ana. Jewish New Year, Saturday
Tho celebration viii last until next
Sunday. Yom Kippur the Day of
Atonemcnt The fasting with which
the orthodox observe Yom Kippur
will DO broken Monday night.
All Seattle Jewish business houses
were closed Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21
OTHER STATIONS
TO TOUR EUROPE

Joseph Hoeslich. n jeweler In So.
attic FOR IS years. now retired. iiv.
Ing AT HOS Isth ave. departed sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21

day for New York on his way 10
Europe. accompanied by his wife.
The tioeslioha viii 10 gone five
months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21

a. Furry coat Of a sheep.
a.. To decay.
a. EnEulfs
80. 10 walk
o.. Carnsiihu (asmi-precious stons).
90. Fheep-like antelope.
90. Banquet
30. Twenty qulres Of paper.
o., Greater IN quantity.
60 E0n.
g. Pattern block
Co. no scatter hay.
90. Skill
90. From.
g. Bone