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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-27
Houses Unfurnisbed

LOWE. THE RENT MAN.
i05 Navarro 81. Texas Bank Bldg.
Phone Crockett :672.
ALAMO HEIGHTs-Four rooms, doubi.
garage, plumbing.gss. etc, at 206 Ores.
cent Ave. Apply Harry L. Page. 20t
Crescent Ave.
DANDY five-room cottage, two wonder.
full sleeping porches. draperies, shades
linoleum. near grade and Junior high
schools, Denver Heights car, ss5. lN
Cooper.
FOR RENT-Five rooms. newly flnishedi
bath, hot water; on top Of hill. Mis-
THREE rooms and sleeping porch, ga
rage, Clubhouse, " acre. Lakeview Gar
den No. I. Call 1902 W. Houston.
sos MKINLEY.
Modern five rooms, bath bullt-insl
modern conyenienceS. Cr ssi.
THREE-ROoM house with sleepint
porch, bath, garage. in Fairbank Ave
alsslon ~.
NORTH SIDE eight-room. modern bun
galow on corner. garage. walking dis
tance near schools, good condition, $50.
s2i Z. Quincy TT. 522.
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wANTED--500 to f000-acre goat ranch.
want so to 400 acres farm land. must be
fenced goat-proof and well watered: irri-
cation must be possible. Mr.. Murrie,
Travis 1889.
WESTERVELT REALTY co.
209 MOORE BLDG
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For Sale
3 Big Lots
Houses for Sale

All on sewer and good street, good ele-
walton and splendid surroundings, price
corner lot $3.50, inside $3.50 each.
OWNER. CIR. 9S2.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-27

At l2i hcNUllen St. real bargain for
r. Mis-. il22-W
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-27

lNLIlL DHNJAIIN
Top hill. Highland Park lot 5oxis0.
Phone owner, Ms. 4lZZ-W.
For Sale by Owner
Bungalow at 2o7 Terrell Ave. Real
buy and easy terms. Phone Mis-. 4i22-W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
LABOR|TES WANT
FREE HOSPITAL
FIyzik Loses Fight With
Short; Leaves Convention

ABERDEEN, July l6. The
Washington state Federation OF
Labor today stood on record MS IA.
voring the establishment of hos.
pital In the state for free treatment
of persons stricken with occupation.
nj diseases.
Other resolution, approved at yes.
terdny's session here. provided for
the acceptance of the federal civil.
ian rehabilitation net NY appropri.
ntng sum equal TO the amount to
bc allotted by congress; asked for
better wording conditions for res.
tnurnnt help and for an amendment
to the state motor vehicle laws re.
gnrNng the employment OF minors
for driving automobile trucks.
President William Short emerged
victor yesterday IN n battle with
Martin Flyzlk, state supervisor OF
snfcty and long an enemy OF short.
Flyzlk's credentials. from the Unit.
cd Mine Workers. union, as dele.
delegate TO the labor convention,
were challenged by Miss Alice Lord
chnlrwomnn of the credentials com.
mittcc.
Tho former miner, said Miss Lord,
sold himself for office" by nban.
donIng ed Clifford, labor candidate,
In favor OF Roland Hartley, now
governor IN the last campaign. I'm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Find" Strange Animal'
on the Trail of City
W ater Improvements
Shortage Not Serious at Present and
No New Breaks Are Expected;
Complete Relief Being Planned
BY ]. r. JUSTICE

TT WOULD take Philadelphia lawyer to fully understand
would be leaks in the understanding the explanation
But almost any go the ground with the city
council the board of public works and the water depart
ment and discover the tracks of strange animal crossing
and re-crossng the trail
1t might be well to state at the outset that the water
shortage not critical Most of the city has supply
little below July normal The high grounds Ballard South
Seattle and West Seattle not getting all of the
needed The situation in West Seattle will be relieved bar
ing accidents, by next week, when the pipe line will
be ready for use in that part of the city,
The only immediate relief that be expected in the
other localities good rain Superintendent Russell says
that last July had that rain and if it should
the reservoirs will be up to normal.
The pipe lines bringing water into the city all hands agree
are Inadequate But they all working and there is little
alarm about further breaks And when the construction
from Lake Youngs is completed the entire situation will
be relieved That scheduled to be ready for Octo
ber but fears expressed that it viii be delayed until
next spring.
And it is at this little tunnel coming out below Lake
Ioungs that our present troubles began.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Picked Singers Will
Aid Production of
Noted Pageant

MORE than a thousand picked
w voeallsta arc to sing ~ THE
Miracle Chorus. III this summer
production of THE waylarcr.a In
the University Of Washington sta
diunt fuly ~ 70 August !, Just d
part e them arr shown IN the
atos.k pissurr.
The chorus was selected ffom
among the bcst singers in Seattle
snd vicinity For TIC past three
months they havc been rchearsing.
under the leadership Of Montgomery
Lynch, who Is directing ihr pn.
seaBt
One hundred II these singers will
hc chosen 10 appear on the stage
ana sing in costume. without notes
or music
The remainder ~ the chorus win
be seated below the stage. In front
u gigantic sounding board This
board WIN be- erected in front Of the
stage In such II way that II
WIZ not interfere with the visibility
of the audience.
Afusscal critics who have heard the
chorus declare It one OF the hest in
America They praise Il for the
ease with which its members render
tho difficult, selections OF the chorus
This picture was taken on tho
steps OF the First Methodist church.
where reheasals have been held.
From now on Fchcarrals will be held
in the stadium on Monday. Tuesday.
Friday and Saturday evenings OF
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
BRYAN TO OPEN
FIGHT TODAY
AT DAYTON
Commoner Will Make First
Appearance at Trial
EVIDENCE QUESTION UP
Prosecution Claims Law in
Question Is Clear

COURT ROOM. Dayton. Tenn.
" july lev illiam Jennings
Bryan win make his first form.
al appearance in the Scopes
evolution trial this afternoon.
lie win address Judge Raul
ston on the motion u The prose.
eution 20 exclude scientific testi.
mony concerning evolution and
the Bible which the defense
seeks to offer.
The morning session was devoted
to a series Of arguments b. coun
SCI for both sides on the motion
The defense held that neither ths
Judge nor the jury could decide The
Issucs involved in the case without
expert testimony, The prosecution
that the Tennessee anti
evolution law IL sufficiently clca,
as TO what evolution is and what
The Biblical theory OF creation is Al
10 not warrant such evidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
EXPLOSION
CAUSES
fire
Home Wrecked; Vic
TINS Trapped as
They Sleep

HISALIA. Cal, July 16.--
Y (By u. PAN explosion
early today destroyed the
farm house of ii. d. Schroe-
der, four miles west of Dinu-
ba, and in the fire which fol-
lowed Schroeder and his four
children were burned to
death.
The children were:
Myrtle, "a; Sarah, 81;
Louise, -; Arnold, s.
Authorities are working on
the theory that the explosion
was caused by dynamite. al
tho there is said to be no rea-
son to suspect foul play.
The bodies of all the vic
tins were found in their beds.
The force of the explosion
blew portions of the large
house into an adjoining vine
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

hotel. They are all modern apart.
ment residences.
A gymnasium, cafe and clubroom
viii be located In the basement.
OFFICIAL OCCUPATION
COMES NEXT WEEK
The official occupation Of the new
building by the Eagles will not take
place until next week, Tho Last
meeting In the old building. at Sew.
enth ave. and Union st.. will be held
on Friday, July II. The meeting
viii be in the way OF d farewell. ns
the old place has housed the aerie
for Fl years.
Sunday the executive offices and
furniture win be moved to the now
lodge, where business will be han.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

COME six or seven years ago the
~ city council voted bonds and or.
dered the work of connecting Lake
Youngs with our regular water sup.
ply, At once there arose n dis.
agreement between the city engineer
and the water engineers as 10 the
best place for the tunnel and the
proper construction. After long de.
lnSs and much discussion, the city
engineers plan was adopted, and
the work began about the time IL
should have been finished.
Just here Is seen the first track
OF the strange animal. The superin,
tendcnt of public utilities favors
carrying the surplus water mile
to point where some $4,000 horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Inquest Testimony Shows
He Failed to Observe Rules

Domlnlck sornoi. 275s AK ave,
was driving on the wrong side Of
the street and did not sound warn
lngs whom his automobile, last Sat
urdny afternoon, fatally injured
Clarence Jones. Bremerton navy
yard worker. according 70 testimony
~ Thursdays inquest
Witnesses Of the accident dc.
clorcd that Jones got or street
car at w. Marginal way and Port.
land IT. and walked across The curb
soraci tried 10 stop, went over on
The left hand side OF the street
and onto the sidewalk. Jones was
on tho parking strip when he was
hit
lie died In The city hospital Mon.
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Poverty Stricken Boy
May Get Vast Estate
of Railroad Magnate

NEW YORK, July 16.-tBy
IN u. P) - Tcn-ycur-old Joel
Wolfe Thornc. Jr, reported TO
be living IN a ramshacklo house
In Denver Colo, viii receive
requests totnling more thnn Sa,-
100000 and an annual income
twice MS large as the presl-
dents aslary ir court action in
stigoted by his mother here to-
dry Is successful
The child would receive 81,
100000 outright from the sl6,-
100000 estate of his grand
father Samuel 'rhornc, once u
partner of James r. llll famous
railroad builder OF the North
west, tho mother claims
Other bcaucsts, totolng more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
BABY KIDNAPPED
BY FATHER AT
LAKE BURIEN
Otto Kresser Takes Son
From Home OF Ex-Wiie
ESCAPES IN MOTOR CAR
Permitted to See Child, Runs
Away With Infant

COUNTY officers and Seattle
" police were Thursday conduct.
ing an extensive search for Otto
r l. krcsser. who "Wednesday night
kidnapped his s.month- old son. elf
ford Ernest. from the home Of his
divorced bride. Mrs, Helen Kresser
At Lake Butieu. kressor fled with
the Joy in an automobile, accom-.
panied by q man companion known
as Mae
A Warrant for Kressers arrest
WAS issued Thursday by Judge Cor
don, on charge Of kidnapping Tho
warrant was sworn 10 by Mrs
Day
krcmer drove up to the home
OF Mr and Mrs. n H. Day. parents
Of Mrs krexsef. who IL making her
homo with them. He called about
1880 in the evening. Mrs. kresser
was not Mt home at the time. but
kresscr explained to the Days that
he wished 10 see his boy.
The father was permitted TO see
The child. who was awakened from
his sleep. kresscr the grand
parents declare, paced nervously
about the house with little clifford.
Ills suspicious aroused, Day follow
ed krcsscr closely. but said he was
not prepared for the sudden dash
OF the man. who rushed out of the
house with the boy, down the front
steps 10 the waiting car.
LEAPS INTO CAR
AND SPEEDS AWAY
Krcsscr leaped into the car, calling
to the man at the wheel, Give her
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
TWO BOYS HURT
BY AUTOS
One in Critical Condition;
Driver Tried to Avoid Him

Two boy auto victims were In hos
pitals, Thursday. One, Henry usl-
talo, 8, of 1915 Belmont ave, is sui
fering from fractured skull and Is
in critical condition He was in
iured by Jean Amos, 2S1 w. 49th ST..
at Summit ave, and f.. Pine St,
Wednesday night,
The auto was driven on the side
walk by the driver in desperate
attempt TO avoid the youngs,er, but
failed
The child is in the Minor hospital.
William Roa, 10, of go send ave.
NJ was hit as he got Off a street car
and was running to the curb at 3lst
ave, aud Il. Madison ST.. Wednesday
night, The auto was driven by II,
b. Larry. 1917 d2nd ave, N, The boys
legs were run over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

than 100000, would como
from the estate OF the boys
father New York banker
The boys mother, Mrs. Mary
Casey Thornc, announced thru
her attorney today that she
would ask Surrogate Foley of
New York county 60 appoint
her as guardian of her own
son, who Is said 60 be living
in comparative poverty in the
Western city.
Mrs, Thorno said shc secret
~ married the boys father at
New York hotel In 1911,
A few years later, their ro-
nance shattered they scpnr-
ntcd, she said, claiming that as
n result her SON was Spirited
away"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
BANKER SOUGHT DRIVER BLAMED
Son Joins Hunt for Wealthy
Man; Believed in B. C.

scarch for John Woodward, re-
tired banker Of Loomis, wash, was
taken UP Thursday by his son, Ross,
who arrived from LOOMS and, hear
ing clues that Indicated the 61-year-
old banker had gone to Vancouver,
left at once for the Canadian city
Woodward wrote relatives in Port.
land that no was en- route there "a
take treatments under Dr. Coffcy
Friends OF he banker we're told by
him, however, that he expected r.
Vancouvcr. Portland ana Oak
40, c8lif
woodward lefi the Frye hotel. Jult
{. but did moi check Out. He hal
not appeared IN Portland and his
,ffncns are siitl nj Tho hoicL Nriihci
hsvr bis rrlatlynn hrat1 from him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
FORD BID MADE
Magnate Offers S1,706,000
for u. S. Vessels

WASHINGTON July l6.-Henry
Ford has offered sl,7Os,OOO for the
governments fleet OF 200 laid up
vessola u was disclosed today when
bids were opened at the shipping
board.
A bid Of t2.iiiOOO, submitted by
the a. r. Wilson Ocean Power CO.,
Bar Hnrbor, Me- was the highest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

LII Gee Gee used 10 go in swim
ming in orderto get a nice tan. Since
The advent Of the short skirts. she
doesn't have TO.
Jack Sproteh could drink no Scotch.
HIS Wtfc could drink no rvcj
And 50 bcicccn them both
They drank INC oin flask dry.
Regional convention OF the Ma
tional Association OF Paint, oil and
yarnish clubs IS under way here.
We think they ought TO pass reso-
futon prohibiting bootleggers from
selling their products as Scotch
LII Gee Gee. famous golfer, says
sic has ncUer made hole In ono,
but Shc has often made ttco fair
tcdDs In ono.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Messenger Boy Is
Hurt in Accident

Arthur wingo, IL, messenger.
living at slS Minor ave, ~, was Sc
verely bruised and cut Thursday
morning VIXEN his bicycle was struck
Mt Ninth ave, and Spring St, by an
auto driven by Mrs. Mllburn, 916
Terry ave.
The boy was taken to the Virginia
Mason hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Yeggs Frightened
in Safe Robbery

YegRs attempted TO crack the Of
flee aafe Of tho Puget Sound Power
a. Light Co, In the Henry building,
carly Thursday. Tho robbers became
frightened aud fled when their task
was almost completed. Tho safo com
bna'lon had been battered of and
The tools used were loft on the floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

power could be added to the light
and power system OF the city at a
low cost. The water department is
not interested in power, and would
Turn to Page 9. Column q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Million-Dollar Eagles
Temple Opened Tonight
Seattle Citizens Have First Opportu-
nifty to See Wonderful Lodge Home

Normal opening Of the Eagles
j. new million.dolIar temple.
Thursday evening. will introduce to
Seattle lodge members new song
written by Seattle man. j. $.
Parks. for the occasion.
The song. The Eagles Call" will
be sung by John J. Moran. baritone
soloist. accompanied by Pop Wing.
ucr's Eagle band.
The new temple has been Law.
ishly decorated with cut flowers for
the function. which viii give Seat.
tie citizens their first opportunity TO
see the interior OF the finest lodge
building In the west, according TO
local Eagles.
a ceremony. including addresses
by Gov Hartley. Mayor Brown.
Secretary Frank Dowd ana Worthy
President Bert Ross, viii precedc
dancing. Five orchostras have been
engaged for the event and there viii
be dnnclng In the -four main rooms
and In the auditorium.
NEW BUILDING rs
WELL DECORATED
The building was designed by
Architect Henry Bittmoh, and the
Sound Construction and Engineer.
Ing Co. obtained the general con.
tract.
The exterior Of the structure IL
finished In n delicate pink tile and
the interior In deliberately decorated.
Six stororooms and the general Of.
ficos Of Aere No, ! are on the
ground floor A mozzannc floor is
occupied by n ladies' rest room, The
Eagles library, check rooms, etc,
The second floor la devoted 10 tho
huge auditorium, which rs G0Xl00
feet, and Ia capable Of seating 1000,
Tho lodge room w also n commodi
Gus hall, with seating capacity OF
1000.
Tho four upper stories Of tho
structure nro devoted TO 81 two,
three and fourroom apartments,
known as the Senator apartment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
HOME BREW

Prohibition may not be success.
but just tho same no fisherman has
reported sighting sra-serpent this
summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

TOD.iY'S DEFINITION
eynic: A person who grins
when pillar nf il,e church. goes
10 Vancouver on hts vacation


a record Tor fatalities was made
over the weekend when as persons
were killed In auto wrecks,
We hope the contest Is now closed.
Upoa ny stone let tiis Be Clipped ::
NE meter tcorc ne mHstachc
clipped
Houston Post Dtspoieh.
May lhis console ny p,omnine
ne aerer called his ehad a
kiddis'
clrreiana Plain Dealer.
Ard for nv cpitapA m choose !
ne nercr trors brotca, bsuoHed
shoes"
With thousands Of voters opposed
TO further pollution OF Lake WASH
ingtou. city counciImen who vote
against adequate sewerage facilities
are facing political sewercide.
Radio hasn't reached the apex OF
It's popularity. No party 10 n di-
vorce suit has yet asked for the Gus
tody ~ the crystal set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Howdy. folks. What Is 80
pathetic as being the only man
Mt Sunday picnics

Howdy. folks. What Is 80
pathetic as being the only man
at Sunday picnics
Summer Is a pleasant time q the
year. but not 10 girl with IN
hives. poison ivy. mosquito bites and
Enfiammatorysraseu
Ths l. about the awe 81 nc
year Ianc brides learn that the
aires hare balconies
A monkey should worry about
being related TO the human race. lie
doesn't have to wear clothes in hot
weather. wAk eight hours a day or
beat carpets for his wife.
- EVOLUTION NOTE
Now that Little Homer Brew .ir.
has learned that man does not come
from monkeys, he says he is going
10 look into this stork business, too.
Suggestion TO the Tennessee iesis.
Iator: Why not prohibit the belief
that Easter Dummies lay colored
sgss7
There. little moEheD.
Don't you crv.
YoaU get 70 the supreme court
BY and b.
The Washington Idaho Retail
Clotriers' and Furnishers' association
Is holding its annual convention here
This week. Sve understand that the
gink who taught college boys not TO
wear carriers has been summarliy ex-
PEELED from the association.
Sign on the Back Of n Tords
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
VI DIARY

duly isl
Up betinirs. and 10 breakfast. and ms
WYE doth tell me that she hath hired
Kitchen maybe. one OF the prettiest
maydss that ever abe saw w her life.
and she Is really jealous Of me for her.
bat hath yrntured to hire her for
month. but thinke she did speahr In
ieste. 80 did laugh heartily. less she do
change her mind. And 50. whisfiing
merriiie, 10 town.
A demon Of speed
Is Elijah Flackior:
He burns m the road
On his nep farm tractor.
The air at summer resorts II so
refreshing person can sleep 10
hours day.
That only leaves rs hours for slap.
ping at mosquitoes.
Whatever troubles Adam had
10 droUn hts DaD clatIpn.
Ne Hercr fouoH tcih Ere about
The place 10 spend pacafion.
No matter how black things may
look to you, Just remember that the
corn.on. the.cob and watermelon sen.
son Ia almost here.
Watch that ball, caddy!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

There. little moEheU.
Don't you cry.
YoaU get 70 the supreme court
BY and ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
EyoI.ITIoN NOTE

Now that Little Homer Brew Jr.
has learned that man does not come
from monkeys, he says he is going
10 look into this stork business, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

Suggestion to the Tennessee iegis.
Iator: Why not prohibit the belief
that Easter Dummies lay colored
esss7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

FuW ard c1rftpRri ieaTm tonight
aHd Fridups wodefote a.
aHt n ~ tCinds.
Temperature Last "a Hours
Maximum, Is Minimum, s.
To-day noon. 50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-28

Miss Helen Skene, who has been Wis
ting her aunt, Mrs. Goff. in Somerville,
Mass. for the past three weeks, re-
turned to this city Saturday.