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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PORT CHARGES
STARTS ON PAGE 1

end Of February 1929 forty to forty-five thou
sand cases of salmon transferred from ware
house to dock receipts, atho it is neither necessary
nor customary to transfer storage salmon TO dock
ceipts the dock receipt carries higher rate or
if. dock receipt indicates that the goods are in
transit, and not taxable.
THAT there was no reason for transferring the
salmon from warehouse to dock receipts other than
to evade the personal tax. That the salmon so trans
ferred not in transit and did not for months
after the first of March of that year..
And here is the affidavit of Edward C. Randall
former assistant wharfnger at the Spokane ST. dock
He reiterates MERGERS charges, and adds:
That when asked the chief clerk the purpose of
changing the cards these piles of salmon he told
that the salmon had been transferred from ware
house to dock receipts to evade the personal property
tax, and to make it appear that the goods were in
transit.
"Up to the time left the dock, on April r. 1928.
Of the salmon Tin transit had been moved"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
SAYS CITY PLAN
EFFECTIVE
4. S. Kerry Believes Man
ager Worth Trying

tlkcuing seattie'= present city
government Go 90, organization ~
che Citizens Hotel corporation be.
fore he aas made head. with IN.
limited authority. A. b. Kerry dr.
Tended The yity manager plan In an
address read In his absence. al the
Chamber ~ Commerce members
council meeting Friday
The difficulties Boz the corporation.
the result Or divided authority. were
done away with by the eoucsntfs.
ton q power in one man Ia rx-
aetly the same manner the clty
manager plan should % away With
diffirlutiss IN city government. he
sHid
The plan u the only immediate
way out. aud Ne should get behind
u and give d a trial Nc Kerry
stated
n people only would realize how
tho city manager plan has lowered
faxcs, afforded better protection for
homes. eliminated eHtruvagant ex.
nendiiures and established harmoni.
Gus government In asa American
cities they would never hesitate 20
vote for the proposed amendment in
Seattle q. A, kratK city manager
OF Astoria, ore declared AZ the
meeting
Yesterday opponents OF the plan
amony the members n the police
force met IN Inspector Manun's Of
Zee az headuariera. 10 discuss
means or defeating the measure
Reporters were requested 20 keep
the meeting a secret az under civil
service rules policemen are not SUP
rnard TO mix la politics or take
concerted action In a political
fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Future of Third
Party Is Doubtful

Future course % the progressive
party IN Washington was In doubt
Saturday, with only four members
left on the executive committee
State Chairman George !. Maston
resigned Friday, The remaining
members are T.. e. Snyder. Herman
Nelson. Mrs. Lucy Case and Mrs.
Emily Peters,
The party Is second. officially. In
the state. having polled more votes
at the November election than the
democratic party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Chicago Alienist
Is Visiting Here

Or. Albsr; Lowenthai eminent
ntenist. o. Chicago, who came into
national prominence during the
Harry Thaw trial in New York. and
who was employed IN the more re
cen, Loeb,Leopold trial in Chicago.
Is M the New Washington hotel. on
his way home from a visit to Cali.
forula.
While In Seattle he hopes 10 inter
est city and state authorities. AZ well
as leading physicians, m The impor'
tanec OF establishing here a neuro-
paihic hospital. where those afflicted
with demsntiR preccS and similar
nervous affections may b. treated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Wood Shows Money;
to Return to u. S.

BARCELONA. spain Feb 3s-
Osborne Wood - expected TO reach
Valencia today. from where u IL IN.
d,rs,ood he viii rail for the United
states.
AftsF . conference with The Amer.
lean consul here. Wood left tn good
spirits and from roll Of bills he
flashed. apparently we'll supplied
vtth money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
~" Fraternity Gets
Charter in National

III Mu phi. a local fraternity At
tho University Of Washington. ceased
10 exist this morning when Il WAS
officially granted Us charter IN The
"a, chi national social fraternity with
al chapters scattered turnout the
country The Washington chapter
II Alpha Rho
The ceremony of installation GOV,
ers two days. Friday afternoon and
Saturday morning the actual work
OF initiation took place, Friday night
there was a smoker at the chapter
house, t5tT 18th \, =, and satur-
day night there win he a final han.
quet at The Olympic Hotel There
arc about IS members In the local
fraternity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
NEW HOTEL FIRE
7 acoma Hosiery Has
$1,000 Roof Blaze

TACOMA. FEB Is. Greedy tongues
n flame reached out 60 lap up Tia.
roma's new isAoOoo0 hotel. The
Winthrop. here last night, Just 90 the
struriure ~ nearing completion
Prompt repsllant measures by the
fire department checked the flames
\ roof fire which caused huge vol.
umrs Of smoke and loss o. $1,000
was discovered on the building last
night The firn was started hy roof
era. who had departed, leaving the
fire under ono Of their Tar pots still
burning \ portion of the brick cor
nice was baked and will have 20 be
fnnlarnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

sudden relapse occurred a. PANH'
clans were beginning 10 restore hope
Of his recovery, Ills sturdy physique.
weakened by the poison Of periloni'
lis. failed 20 rally and he died az
iol5 a, m.
Frau Ebert. his son and daughter
and his souinlaw and Secretary OF
state Mcissner we're present az the
drathbed.
An official bulletin said Ebert died
without regalnlng CONSEQUENCES the
agony OF his pain overcoming him
early this morning
The cabinet has dsereed eighi days
81 national mourning as a tribute
10 the dead president.
A the news Of Ehert's death
quickly spread. flags turnout the ma
tion were placed AZ half mast
The note u tragedy was rendered
more poignant with the realization
THAI tomorrow Is che national me
mortal day FOR war dead and viii
also serve a. a day Of sorrow for
the passing Of a man whose mission
il Was 20 head a government horn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
-FOUR CHILDREN
DIE IN FIRE
Mother, Father, Four Others
Escape From Burning Home

HOUSTON. Tex Fsh. -
Trapped ln the second sior1 u their
farm home. destroyed b. flames
shortly after midnight four children
u ar and Mrs Msr Corsou, living
50 miles from Houston, met tragic
deaths today
Pour other children and the moth
e. escaped from the burning home by
irnpinF FROM Window
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Toppenish Banker
Praises His Town

Anything win grow in our local
ity II you give Il water" declared J.
+. Melrose. banker. OF Toppenlsh.
Wash. who was at The olympic
Hotel Friday. But for a consistent
winner there is nothing with us that
surpasses the lowly spud. We can
always count on good crop and a
good market with potatoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
HOLDUPS Get ST
Bandits Rob Two OF Cash
and Cigarets

While walking thru a tennis court
In Volunteer park. Friday night. Earl
Mtlby. soi5 18th ave. y. r.. was
held up by a bandit who sncaked Up
behind him and stuck pistol against
his back. Mclby was robbed Of $3.50
and a package OF ciEarsiA The ban.
DIT then ordered him to walk fast
until he sot out Of tho park,
Thomas Weston. proprietor Of a
grocery store at soio =. Harrison 81.
was robbed OF 50 by two young ban
dts who entered the store Friday
night. Both men wore masks and
tho first man had two guns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
To Vote on $4,000
School Bond Issue

CENTRALIA. Feb. 2s.--Patrons
OF the Ford's Prairie school district
will vote on a $4,000 bond issue
for a new building. March :. The
proposed structure would he OF
brick or tile and would comprise
three rooms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Cargle Throat
With Aspirin
Clip This if Subject to Sore
Throat or Tonsilitis

Prepare harmless and effective
gargie by dissoiving two Mayer Tab
let's OF Aspirin in four iablsspoonfuIs
OF water. Gargle throat thoroughly.
Repeat in two hours II necessary.
Be sure you use only the genuine
Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin, marked
with the Bayer Cross. which can be
had in tin boxes of twelve tablets for
few cents. advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
He Fell 3 Stories
and VIII Recover

After falling three stories while
walking In hi, sleep early Friday
morning. II Espsib %, q hhortn
viii recover. according 10 physicians
Of the city hospital Saturday morn
ing. They stated that HE inlur.
les were confined 10 the hip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Workman Is Hit
hy Falling Tile

Charles Ranko. 2s. Of 1903 Yesler
way. workman In a drainage ditch
At the university stadium. Is IN the
Seattle General hospital suffering
from possible fractured skull A
piece Of thing fell 20 feet and struck
his head Friday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MATTICE
STARTS ON PAGE /

for Or. MattIcc and every incident
Of the afternoon OF his death were
told .by Mrs Fisks In clear.
frank manner. While attorneys mr..
Eued and SPARED for legal points.
she remained unperturbed
Even. the photograph OF the room.
taken by the coroner a few minutes
after Or. Matiice's death. which was
thrus, before her for Identification.
did not shake her self control.
once. when her attorney. Clarence
l.. Reamss. OF Hsames and Frye. in
telling OF DR.. Mattice's love for mu.
sic. asked II she. too. was a musician.
she hesitatsd. and said with a half
smile.
well. play quite bit. Mr.
Rsamea"
From the moment DR. Mattice ar.
rived at the Whiting home on the
day OF his death. his every action
was revealed by the witness.
RELATES INCIDENTS
AT HOLIDAY PARTY
I'VE met upstairs said Mrs.
Ftske. Doctor put his arms around
me and said. Ny! But you look
pretty today
Don't muss me all up. DOCTOR
told him. then I urged him 10
80 downstairs and entertain the
guests. followed shortly"
At her request. DIR. MattIce played
THE sweetest story Every Told"
his fsvorite piece. snd The Garden
Dance
Mrs. May Wilson. a guest. and
walked into the kitchen. so this
is what you are DOING ] said Mr..
williams and the doctor were there.
Mr.. williams had a drink In his
hand. He offered IL to me and I
declined, but he said something
about II being holiday. so I took
IL and he poured one for Mrs. VIII
son. which she drank. too.
Then he poured on for Or. Mat
tice. but / said. oh. the doctor Is
on the water wagon and he did
not drink II.
Shortly afterwards we walked
into the living room. While we
were talking the shot rang out and
Dr. Mattice dropped dead, almost
under my feet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Tacoma N. P. Shops
on Full-Time Basis

TACOMA. Feb Is south Taco.
ma shops Of the Northern Pacific
railway SO on a full six day week
basis March :. For more than a
year they have been operating on
a five.day basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

az n saddle
makers apprcn
tlec and lived "a
see the German
en- ptro over
thrown and him
self named nrnt
head o. the new
democracy
= a d emily
stricken ~ Mon
day night an !
on
Tuesday morn
tnw T. b q r 2
weathered IN .
ensuing critical
days until early
today when a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
RADIO PROGRAMS

k.ia Art weidnerH orchestra
from the Fairmont hotel.
KFRC, san Francisco. 30 me-
terE-ei2o-7see .. m. dance pro-
gram by Ohlsen's orchestra.
XIII, Los Angeles. iQ5 meters
--t-la. special program i2-2 a.
m. Pep program BY the Lost
Angels OF Los Angeles.
KFsG, Los Angeles. af7.s me-
tefs--s .s0-aise .. IN. auditorium
service
EASTERN STATIONS
uteduccd TO seattle Timel
KYW. Chicago, SIS meters
kYw. 'sThc World crier" viii
broadcast the latest news Of the
world every half hour--on the
hour and the half hour--from the
service OF the Chicago Evening
aid and Examiner; 7:s5-s:50 p.
m. Congress Classic" from 1he
Congress hotel. 1911. Congress
Carnival" from the Congress
hotel: ii-i2. Insomnia club
KoA. Denver. 323 meters---s-i2
p. M, dance music by Rainbow
Lane orchestra.
KDKA. Pittshurg, 1901 meters
$50 p. m, concert by the West
inghouse band.
ksp. ST. Louis. 5t5.I meters
y. m. concert by The St Louis
symphony orchestra.
WSAl. Cincinnati. s2e meters
6 p. m, chime concert; Sis. sex
tet: T:i5. Bicycle Male quartet:
10, Hill's Danoeiand orchestra.
WcCo, Minneapolis. tle.4 me-
ters-s:50 p. m musical program
by the Zion Lutheran church: S,
dance program.
wGI. Schenectady, y. Y. $50
meters--e,so p. m, dance music.
woo. Davenport. la. 1896 me-
ters--I-S =, m, musical concert;
s-io, orchestra program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
- ---- CYNTHIA GREY ----
Keeping Up With the
NeaU Generation
Mothers Today in Sort of Same Plight
as Hen Who Hatched Duck Eggs
BY CYNTHIA GREY

bringing UP family of children is simple task these
ID days in comparison with keeping up with them
Any mother who gddy hats chosen by her Oldest
unmarried daughter tell you that.
So her sedae neigbor whose young talks glbly
about suppressed desires and Freudan completes they
were a kind of tennis racquet or hockey stick
For in these headong days the boys and girls have
bhey ahead with the curiosity of herd of young deer
find all about things their parents dreamed of
discussing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

ASHLAND. Ore. Feb. "a -Four
students were slightly injured In
an explosion which occurred when
a chemical mixture In the high
school laboratory was being heated
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
z SICK WOMEN
REGAIN HEALTH
Through the use of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. Read their Letters
valdosta. Georgia. Twas troubled
with n very severe female weakness

accompanied b y
some veryunpleas.
ant symptoms and
with pains in my
back, sides and
legs. Since taking
n treatment OF
Lydia Il, Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound l am
better in every
way, and the un-
pleasant symp-
toms have disap-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

Cynthia Grey win receive
cailnrs on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, from / 10 p. m.
and Tuesday and THURSDAY.
from Ii TO is a. m. at her OF.
flee in The star building. 1909
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Relief from First Bottle

Battle Creek, Mich. ~ had great
pains and swelling in my sides, pains
so bad at times that could not do my
housework or stand on my feet for
weeks and ! was in avery nervous con.
dition. In a Cleveland paper Tread q
letter about LydiaE. Pinkham'sV ege.
table Compound. have had great re.
lief from the first bottle and | shall
continue its use because / believe and
know 1t helps me. want to help other
women and | am willing to answer
letters. - Mrs. G. L. PALMER, al
Champion st., Battle Creek, Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
is TAKEN
BY DEATH
Remarkable Career OF Ger
man President Is Ended
FAMILY AT BEDSIDE
Rose 10 Power From Life OF
AFFECT Power

DERttN. Feb Is Friedrich
ID Ebert. president q the German
republic, is dead
The end came this morning 20 the
rnInnrl M. man ,.hn .tnrtal Nm. lIfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
CRUEL PILES
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DIR. Van Week Found Cenuina
Relief Which Is Healing
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

pearcd. Your medicine Is wonderful
for nervous. rundown women. ~
Mrs. L. o. DAsHER, RID. 4, Box ID,
Valdosta, Georgia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

THE roast roe Of the bloater filed
L the air with an - horizontal.
which caused US 20 throw decorum
20 The dokb
Folks " you cant unrayel THAT
mystery you'd better pass this C..
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
s,runp.y. rrnnrAny ~

KFoA. Rhodes department
store. fS5 meters--t.5iis, WI.
liam HuffmAn'n Olympic Hotel
concert orchestra. ttb.sla.
studio music program; sisp-l 10
Wells dance orchestra; 1871 u
Eddie Hardness and his Olympic
Hotel orchertrs.
KJR, n. w Radio Co. gst me
tsfs--ig .yo-i.s0. luncheon con-
cert from the Frederick 4 Nel-
son tna room: t50-2 sport talk
and news items Silent night
kHQ. Bush & Lane Co. ga me-
ters-s-t. musical matinee or re-
cent numbers s:70-i0. studio
musical program.
SUNDAY. MARCH
kJR. y. W. Radio Co. ssf me-
iers- ii-i2. morning worship
from the First Methodist Episco-
pal church: iss0-Si2e, First NJ. L.
church vesper services.
KHQ, Bush & Lane Co. ga
meters--a-i0 p. m, musical pro-
gram.
XIV. First Presbyterian
church. $50 matsrH-ii-12;a0
morning worship. s.47n. Bible
lesson By s, Il. wingatc; 7,i5-
SO. vosper services.
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r.omrr COAST NATIONS

KGo. Oakland. ssi.s meters
.. m. studio program. lo-i a.
n, dance music by Halstead's
orchestra from the Hotel So
Francis.
XII. Los Angeles. tss meters
$50 .. m. special program:
a.i0, classic instrumental trio:
io.it. Packard Radio club.
KGw. Portland. ists meters
10 p. m, coburn's Melody Men.
KPO, San Francisco, AS me-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

81. To threaten.
g. Back tooth
20. Bitter herbs
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VERTICAL
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2 step
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Z. Internal decay In fruit
8 Eutlres
= 4 pom
10. Period Of time
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o.. Cluster ~ ribbons
~. Nearly vertical In position.
49, A rnFsr or toe
20. Cook before a fire.
!. The substance resulting from the
decomposition u a body b. cleo
troionis
70 cogyulslvs catching Of the
breath
"a. To disregard orders
- Buttons or frogs,
81. Lukswarm
~. Plants with soft. succulont stems.
- Species Of duck
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81 LsEuminaua plant with edible
hcFd
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Holy Land.
a. Bring 20 perfection.
as Buffalo,
81 Sober. sedAte
as Place where hides are tanned
So 4 vivid color.
81 a Scotch hat
So Lsafiike division % the calyE in
closing the corollA Of flower.
o. Hollow worn by water.
s. a large book
a. To comb wool fiHx or hemp
g.. Twenty aulfes u paper.
50. Medicine presided a. one time
e.. Negative conjunction.
81. Wager
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THE ANSWER TO fridays
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-01
THE AGE OF EXPERIENCE

In that age of innocence before the not Mrs Wharons seventies first fifteen prior to the be- ginning of War-the American took little or no European Once in while there was gtterng Kasers photograph appeared in the sup pemens head of of hemeted troops But on the fifteen years of the century belonged to base ball complicated murder Forodora and William Jennings Bryan Then boy n Serbia threw bomb and from that newspaper reader substituted the hrst page of his morning print the sixth seventh that sacredy devoted to sport
 the close of the thanks 10 great deal propaganda which went with rejection oi he League Nations much of this national interest n worldwide been discouraged by few mistaken leaders both newspaper well the platform. It part Of the msnamed Americanism campaign that from the election of President Harding o give thought only to our
 selves We osrches with heads in the national sand nothing could harm But there remain thinking Americans who realize that the ostrich silly than likely have his valuable tail feathers pueked his ignorance and his determination Co keep himself fight that deeply his welfare Ameri afford that they not interest the present of European affairs Neither can they they don't hang whether not another They cannot deny the necessity for progress the arpane European credit which seriously affects markets in thousand and one the which international in effect and sibity who marched in the Preparedness New York 1916 derded loudly any idea that We would ever involved any European half neenths of these in uni them the field the opposite side Atlantic Therefore it s the duty of thinking Americans give consideration and study to the problems of Europe today The election of Hndenburg has distinct interest for us Caiaux power France is American red re-
 change the Anglo French entente and the state of British finances all of these interests In other words they profit from the lessons of the past ten years afford adopt the silly position of the ostrich
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-01
A QUESTION OF LEADERSHIP

The surest way to disaster talk disaster The old chatter about putting bright face in calamity and hard
 times bromdc but certainly helps both communities and persons get very rough places little while ago gently berated the members of the Putnam Chamber o Commerce active interest in that organization We that time that before in it's history has Putnam thoroughly need of active and influential Chamber That conviction had been born among the members Chamber themselves shown bg the excellent attendance meeting the directors last week Moreover in the conditions which have made this past more than ordinarily difficult the spirit of the meeting one of optimism and confidence in the future.
 It decidedly up the Chamber of Commerce more than to any organization the city to that Putnam gets present slough of despond and that right quickly have lost of best industries It is likewise by whoesouled effort the Chamber o Commerce replace the lost industries with ones The Chamber should stop work there but should go on to further bring industries into the Putnam territory Chamber numbers it's members the city
 most influential citizens should therefore be possible that through through accord among the members of the itself that sufficient pressure, pressure s necessary brought bear to meet any just demands for be made by enterprises seeking an entrance here short in the ey present dilemma the Chamber take strong and vigorous lead Putnam stl every that she has enjoyed for decade There power galore excellent railroad connection good climate pretty city and high health rating Let the Chamber take the all Putnam will follow with eager