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Evening star., 1925-10-16

made a clean sweep of team and in
dividual first honors in competition
with 20 other States.
The Maryland teams members
were Arthur Dunnigam; Pylesville;
Ralph Walker, Gaithersburg, and
Stanley Sutton, Chestertown. Illinois
was second, Oklahoma third, Georgia
fourth and Iowa fifth.
Arthur Dunnigam won the highest
individual honors.
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3n M en1oriam.

BOYD. A tribute Of love to the memory Of
dear ,bie son seysn sofp who 1odae ae
October Is. is1s.
Sweet to remember the one who once was
Although absent. you are Just as dear.
The midnight stars shine on the grave
OF the one 0Tff HIS ane n6SfSG sfse %oTHER NJ
es %sGeEx q ny
departed this life nine years ago today.
Jesus. keep him in your bosom
Tnen rnt 1b sssh Tast., the e, shining shSTe S
LoVING DAUGHTER SARAH.
sSse,, ,aa. j: the memory Which a@ never shall
Hear. Heart e e. our aod live: are buried dep 1, -
AND GRANDDAUGHTER. SARAH.
ear moher m pi
eight years ago today. October Is. 1917.
Dear is the grave where mother is laid,
Ps of oar IS baed deep
Under the sod where our dear mother
HEB soT oxSG SRAE ASB PERc4 4SR RoF GRAND
EBERLY. In loving remembrance of my be-
RE 2xfs T0'ess aHf sHS
Grant, who departed this life eight years
ago today. october 16. 1917.
Among the cherished faces pictured on
Among familiar voices that sound through
memorys halls.
The loving face OF mother is the dearest
The gentle voice 5c of mother had the sweet
HER IoXTSG DAUGHTER. BLANCHE
HURLEY.
We hear no more the voice we love.
We see no more your face.
But everywhere within your home
We see TGRf Her Eaaans GRHsbchfLDRES. S!fif {.
BEN SHH q
ono year age sod1S HS6 9fsHssr Mss + e sMf4H
.on saa and 'Sras 5oHS M
oav left as SO
mass at the Church of the Good Shepherd
Sweet to remember him who once was
The midnight stars, shine on the grave
OF the say s sou ress n Gou oe
Hls 5SszE$D SSHHHH sfsHHks s5h5A f54 HAT aSb
e ny so IN 81 sa Synf W. HGs %Ss
et october so 1s. is24. JUG year A30 '0oas'
Every day brinEs sweet memories.
Every memory brings q tear:
Deep within our hearts we cherish
HIS LOVING MOTHER .
HULL. In loving remembrance of our dear
husband and father, WILLIAM 8. HULL.
who left Us 50 suddenly four years ago
There is q face SO dear we miss,
Stilled is the voice we loved
God keep him safe with Him
Until we meet some day above.
His tolls are past. his work is done.
And he is fully blest
He fought the fight. the victory won.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. .
HUTTON. A tribute OF love to the memory
of our dear mother, SARAH F. HUTTON.
who passed away one year ago today,
October 10. 1924.
No broken ties but Just a veil between
Our earthly vision and that world unseen.
little time to wait while loved ones
there
Keep tender watch over us till we may
Their perfect peace and Gods most perfect
love,
Known to those who dwell with Him
HER CHILDREN. NErr1E. GRACE AND
HARRY.
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William B. Gushing Auxiliary to
Sons Of Union Veterans of the Civil
War will meet, o'clock, at Pythian
Temple.
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The Tuxedo Athletic Association will
present a comedy, "Won by Wireless" "
| o'clock, at the Christian Church at
Tuxedo.
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The Ohio Girls Club will give a
dance at the Denlee, 1910 r street.
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METHODS APPROVED.
New Accounting System Adopted
for Gaslight COMPANY.

for Gaslight Company.
followed by the Washington Gas Light
Co. was approved at conference at
the District Building today between
the Public Utilities Commission and
officials of the Washington and George
town Gas Light Co.
1t is understood that the new method
will not be put into effect until the
close of the calendar year 1926.
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Society OF Natives will meet at the
Washington Club.
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o'clock. Miss Thelma Davies will give
an exhibition dance
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o'clock, Thomson School.
Alva May Butler will speak at the
Playhouse, s o'clock. Subject, 'How
to Remain Young and Be Beautiful" F"
The Business Women's Council will
meet at the Church of the Covenant.
Rev. Francis Pree of Rectortown,
Va, will preach at the Vermont Ave
nue. Baptist Church, O'Clock. All
welcome.
Brightwood Citizens Association will
hold it's annual meeting and election
of officers, 8 o'clock, in parish hall of
the Church Of the Holy Comforter.
The Boys Leaders Corps, Y. NJ. c.
A., will meet, 6:45 o'clock, in the boys
department, Y. NJ. c. A. The classes
are conducted for the purpose of
/ teaching boys how to be leaders and
instructors in physical training. Ralph
A. Davis. physical instructor. will be
in charge.
Bazaar and dinner by Miriam Chap.
ter, No. %, o. E. S., will be held from
1880 o'clock to midnight, at Joppa
| Temple, 4209 Ninth street. Dancing
at o'clock.
Delta Phi Chi Fraternity and Phi
Sigma Epsilon Sorority will give a
| combined dance in the Wardman
Park Saddle Club from 9 until 1
Evening star., 1925-10-16

The Social Hygiene Society of the
District will meet Tuesday. s:15 pm,
at Pierce Hall, All Souls Unitarian
Church. NJ J. Exner, MD, and DR..
Valeria II. Parker, both of the Ameri-
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The Y. Nj. G. A. School of Religious
Education will meet Monday in
Calvary Baptist Church. Glasses will
be held at 6:46. 1880, 8:15 and 9
pm. Page NICK. Etchison. director
of religious work. is in charge.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Tivoli Pastime Club will give
a. dance tomorrow, 9 pm, at the Den
lee, 1919 r street. Visitors welcome.
Evening star., 1925-10-16

Alva May Butler will speak at the
Playhouse, o'clock. Subject, How
to Remain Young and Be Beautiful" /"
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The Business Women's Council will
meet at the Church of the Covenant.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

TONIGHT.
The Writer'S League will meet.
o'clock, Thomson School.
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can Social Hygiene Association, will

The FrOlic Club will give an in
formal dance tomorrow night at the
| Cairo Hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
SON SUES FOR
MEAT PLANT
VIM. J. Henry Says He Was
Denied Property in Will

William j, Henry. 90 nephew and
foster son OF james Henry pioneer
Seattle meat packer. who died last
yenr Tuesday afternoon was 20 start
trial Of his suit 10 gain poEcsslon Of
The Horny meat packing establish
meni, reputedly worth about $40
900,
The complaint nauon tho younger
lIcnry's mother, his fotter sister, his
unco'a widow aud five other nunts
and three uncle6 aud his own 81.
yoreed wife a. defendants
In yolulnlnouH complaint he set6
forth that hls own father died IN
1900. when tho plaintiff was II yenra
old and that his uncle James adopt
ed him.
In 1908 when he wanted 60 enter
a university and embark on a career,
he alleges, his uncle discouraged his
ambitions and he finally promised 10
stay IN the business IN return for
which his uncle was 10 viii him the
entire business when hc died, The
agreement waN oral and was not OBJ
served by the uncle az Isis death, The
complaint adds,
James Henry died February ~,
1924, aud his win gave practically
the entire estate TO his widow. Sophia
~ Henry The nephew, who had *.
pected 10 inherit the business found
himself with n $1,000 bcquest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
DAWES ATTACKS
RULES AGAIN
Vice President ReneWS Sen
ate Criticism in Talk

NEW YORK. April q Vice presi-
dent Charles q. Dawes today re-.
newod his attack on the senate rulvH
in spending before the annual lunch
con u the Associated Press here
lie declared revision Of certain
rules necessary 10 protect tho ma.
jori,y Of tho senate IN It's "consiitu.
tonal right 20 lcglalatc"
THE purpose II not to interfere
with the protection Of all proper
rights OF senatorial minority. but
TO prevent the improper use Of o mi.
nority right under the senate rules
from rendering the senate itself i'm
potent rNplairud Dawes
lie pointed out that Il r. import.
ant for tho rules 10 styc gyer sen
ator "a square deal but Il Is i'm
peratlvc that they give tho American
people "a square deal" and tha,
under the present system the ms
igrity 81 the senate at the end II
session are put At the mercy Of
either a senate minority or any ono
United States senator,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
HAWAII ON WAR
Time BASIS
Pearl Harbor Prepares for
Attack OF enemy" Fleet

HONOLULU. April a. Pearl Har.
hor, great naval base of tho United
States here, went on wartime basis
today.
Turnout the doela and grounds Of
tho reserve heavy guard was
thrown, liberty was cut down. Wis,
itors were challenged ana all Tho
slringcncy OF war prevailed For
Pearl llnrbor must bo guarded
HgalnH, tho enemy" HhipH stenmnE
somewhere OF Hhoro in tho greatest
naval maneuyeH the United states
fleet hnH ever participated in,
Land guns, cleaning. oiled and
we'll manned, AFRO receiving special
attention as part OF tho defense 70
Naval craft in tho harbor are kept
stoamng,
Tho u, s, =, Seattle, umpircrship
for the war" Is locked al pier 6,
II arrived yesterday, bearing Admiral
Robert r. CoontL chief umpire. and
other high army ana navy officials,
together with group u newspaper
publishers snd correspondent
Tho entire city has joined IN tic
celebration ana welcome, beginning
when The Seattle 6wunR anchor and
continuing thru the night
The exact location Of tho enemy
fleet Is unknown. all part Of tho war
game, II is presumed tho Seattle
viii steam out and take a strategic
position TO Judge the attack" but
results OF the maneuyera will remain
a navy secret,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
CHARGE H0LDUP
PiggIy- WiggIy Robbery Filed
Against Waite and Pearl

Lots Of people get baskets fun Of
groceries at Piggly- wiggiy stores
but Lee Waite and Charles L. Pearl
got basket full Of long green"
totaliug si.2oi. March 10th at the
Piggy wiggly store at 18th ave. s,
and beacon st.. according 10 an In
formation TO be filed in superior
court Tuesday afternoon.
The two men were arrested by
four city detectives Saturday on sus-
picion Of being implicated in "A re-
ported holdup plot on Frederick &
Nelson's store. Monday the Piggy
Wiggly robbery case against them
developed and the prosecutors office
took hand
Pearl also faces justice court
charge OF abandonment and non
support OF his children for which a
warrant was held by the sheriff
when police arrested him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
NEW PHONE SYSTEM
HARD ON BURGLARS;
BROADCASTS CRIME

GENTLE bandits and burglars
~ are going to have harder
time Of II. If Chief Seycrynss can
have his way.
Electricians. Tuesday, were in.
stalllng an automatic telephone
broadcasting system at headquar.
ters. when q hohup or burglary
Is reported TO the police the report
clerk pushes button on his desk.
Every police precinct station
listens In while the report clerk
sitting by mlcrophono, gives de.
tails Of the robbery and descrip.
ton OF tho robbers.
Under tho old system II took 10
or 20 minutes to call the pre-.
cincts separately TO give them tho
information. with the now sys.
tom In effect the police all over
the city viii be bunting for tho
bandits few moments after the
report Is received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Repelle Says Olmsted
Trying to Bait Court
Abatement Plea Is Ridiculous" He Charges;
Judge Considering T. s. Quash Motion

CLOSING gallant defense OF tho
" otmsted indictment. United states
Attorney Tom Rcvelis on Monday
charged that the attack upon the
government case against alleged
rum conspirators is merely a fishing
expedition To defeat justice by de,
lay.
After listening most OF the day to
arguments bristling with satire. sar.
caAm and points OF law. Judge Jerc-
miah Neterer late Monday took un.
der advisement tho governments mo.
ton to strike the plea In abatement.
filed by Attorney Jerry Finch. repre-.
senttnE Roy olmstcd and % other
defendants.
This Is an attempt 10 delay this
trial and 20 force the government 10
show is hand. said Rcyclis. Then
tho smooth and tnHidious hand OF tho
corruptor and bribc givcr would get
busy with the governments wit
ucsses. This plea is based wholly on
information and belief and has no
Legal standing. Every statement
made should be- backed by irou.clad
affidavits. whereas they have not
filed single affidavit 70 support
their ridiculous charges
The plea in abatement naks that
the indictment be quashcd and al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

lrEcs that the evidence upon which
u was voted was Illegal aud mere
behFkay that c r. Burnett. grand
Jury foreman had been cocrcrd into
signing Il and that the fact stated
do not charge "a crime.
Roy Olmsted. his wife. Elsie. A.
torncy Finch and q others filed the
plea when arranged two weeks ago.
L. A. Chavollc. representing five
clients. Joined with Finch In tho plea
and in making tho arguments Mon
day.
We can prove every statement
tn our plea" Finch said We have a
dozen Rffidavits TO support IL. which
viii bc produced when the plea goes
forward 70 formal hearing
Regardless Of the decision OF Judge
Nstrrcr tho plea has been the means
Of delaying the olmatcd trial for
many months. officials admitted
Tuesday. II Judge Seterer upholds
the government motion to strike
the plea. the decision will be appealed
10 the y S. circuit court for writ
OF error and motion for rebear,
ing, A decision favorable 10 Finch
will mean that formal hearing Of
the charges will be held and either
course entails weeks and months Of
delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
OIL DEFENSE TRIES
TO ENTRAP WITNESS
Startling Anti-Wheeler Testimony of
Hayes Undamaged by Onslaught

FEDERAL COURT ROOM. Great
Falls, Mont. April 2t,- George Il,
Hayes, attorney OF New York aud
Washington, was placed ON the stand
today BY the defense ia tho trial OF
Senator Burton X, Wheeler. for al.
legged misuse Of office, in an effort
20 break down testimony he gave as
prosecution witness late yesterday
Hayes was the surprise witness
who yesterday gave dramatic tcstl.
mony that Wheeler offered To split
an improper oil Zee with him that
would run into millions,
Senator Thomas J, Walsh chief
defense counsel questioned Hayes
regarding his appearance before the
Daugaorty investigating committee
in connection with a bootlegging
case.
Shouting his answers tn a loud
voice, Hayes said he never met
Wheeler before no went on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
AVIATION FIELD
IS INSPECTED
Officials Accompany Navy
Yard Chief TO Sand Point

County commissioners and city
councilmeR were TO accompany Com,
mnuder waiter Alien Of Brsmerton
navy yard on tour Of inspection Of
sand Point field Tuesday afternoon.
They were 30 Inspect the i3o-arrc
tuc, of land which 1t 10 proposed
thu, King county purchase 10 add
TO the prcnrn, field which Is soon 20
be taken over by tho government
II was expected that Senator r L.,
Oidr OF Nevada. member Of tho sen.
alto naval affairs committee. would
accompany the party. lie went over
TO Brcmrrtou Tuesday morning, but
Il was believed that he would return
In time to join in the inspection.
Tho proposed city road from the
Mon,lake bridge 10 tho sand Point
field, which would bc built 20 as 10
eliminate nil embarrassing Nlll
also be inspected by the party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Painleve's Minister
Derided by Chamber

PARIS, April 2i-The chamber Of
deputies hooied the appearance Of
Joseph CailiauE on the ministerial
bench today when Paul painlcve
presented his cabinet and read tho
governments declaration OF policy.
II was obvious from the way tho
deputies were divided that tho new
government was no longer assured
~ q majority in the chamber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
CARS SWITCHED
BY THIEF
Drives One From Here to
Everett: Returns in Other

when NJ J Moore. real estate
broker at 1915 Third ave. wanted TO
take ride In his Overland sport
roadster Monday. he took tho street
car instead And when Judge Guy
Aston. % tho superior court ot
Everett wanted to ride to lunch in
his Studebaker, three hours later
well. he didn't.
But at $50 .. m. tho same day
both Mr. Moore and Judge Aston
knew the whereabouts OF the re-
spective machines The formers was
in Everett. and tho judges was in
Seattle.
Don G. Bell. 81. % Seattle. Is being
held in connection with The theft Of
both cars. Harry g. Olson. Is. also
being held by the police. was riding
with Bell when he was arrested at
55th and Phiausy ave. By PatruIu,an
NJ. C. Teas.
Belt is said by police to have stolen
the car Of Moore in the forenoon.
driven Il 70 Everett where he aban.
doned Il and stole Judge Alston's
Estudebaksr returning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

stand hofore tho senate paugherty
committee. OF which Wheeler was
chief prosecutor.
II sat IN the untcroom on two
occasions waiting to testify in con,
neetinu with the Gornl bootlegging
case" iIayea said. II never met
Wheeler then absolutely no"
Walsh said lac hoped 10 impcneh
tho witness on this testimony.
) Corini WAS "a New York restau.
rant proprietor who admitted lie had
retained Hayes but that after Hayes
got his money no defense WAS made
In his behalf
Walsh was unable 20 shake Hayes
original story that he met wheeler
in the Waldorf, Astoria hotel in New
York and that Wheeler asked him
to split the oil Zee from Gordon
Campbell. client OF Wheeler. for
which he would appear for Campbell
before tho interior department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
ATTORNEY QUITS
MURDER TRIAL
Dore WithdrawS as Second
Barrel Death Hearing Begins

Surprising even his clients 10y his
sudden action, John Y bore, widely
known seattle criminal attorney,
withdrew FROM tho Louis narcl hi
Jacktpg murder vase Tuesday white
tho easy Was being scnt ont for ne
trial,
\ Jury before Judge HAL dis.
agreed last mouth on the guilt or
innocence ~ Oscar l.. Reddcn aud
Joseph Burt former seattle police
mon. and chester Rothermel and
Harry Iandakor, their co.dcrcpd-
ants
Thus the ease started its second
trial. with Attorneys Ralph Horr
as tho remaining counsel for the
four men,
Dore's action. his eN.clicuts said,
lresulted frgm a disagreement over
For half an hour ,he jury panel
and the opposing counsel were
scurrytng FROM courtroom 20 court
room trying 90 get the ease started,
Sent FIRST 20 judge Gritnths Il Was
removed on IIorrs affidavit %
prejudice against that judge IRE.
siding judge Ronald then sent Il 70
Judge J, Il, Lindsey sitting hers
from Spokane.
a civil casn had just started In
his courtroom and IL was finally
sent 10 judge Everett Smith, who
took II after completing civil
CASE ending before him
Reddeu, accused or tho actual
staying Of the young Italian rancher,
was brought from the county Jail.
where he has been prisoner since
the day Of the Staying last June :.
HIS co,defendants out on bail, and
bronzcd IN contrast with his jail
pallor, Joined him at the table
They are alleged TO have hecn
implicated in the murder OF Barrel
during liquor ht-iackiuE. The de-
Tense also Is handicapped by the
death OF II, V. Mooring, federal dry
agent, who testified Ia their behalf
at the March trial lie died several
weeks ago Of pneumonia,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

Which brings us To tho bano Of
traffic officers. Take two women,
ono auto and heavy stream OF truf
Tie, Give them five minutes 10,
gcthor says tho cops. aud they cpn
talk their way thru moro traffic MS,
mats than Il firc alarm,
no on the alert the traffic men
plead, IT'S for your own safety,
Don't talk to your friends In the back
scat on the front scat on anywhere
to tic eNtont OF wrccldng tho best
laid plans " the crowiug men. n
VIII mean trouble eventually" Aud
that appilra 10 mon, too
Try TO win the praise OF a traffic
officer It's worth working for,
Tho seventh llst OF careful drivers
viii appear IN Wednesday, star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Traffic Slips, Glad
and Sad, Are Issued

VNEN traffic slips issued In one ar
ternoon 10y one policeman ON a
downtown crossing. Nine were tho
Good morning Judge kind, Tho
other WIS one OF tho eight made out
each day for Tho stars careful
driver thcstcr ticket reward hy Ser
geent Fuqua's ever yirllant traffic
officers,
The license number OF the 10th car
appears with seven others In the
classified columns OF tho Tuesday
star as the sixth list of careful
drivers whose wmchfulucss entities
them to two tickets TO Tho Last
Laugh" az tho Columbia thcatrr
Look them up, Your wlfca uamo
may be In the List.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
ALASKAN TRADE
INCREASES
Outlook for Hawaii Bright,
Washington Report Says

Alaska's Imports from the United
States show an increase. and cx-
ports, exclusive Of gold and silver.
have also taken big jump upward.
the Chamber Of Commerce. was ad-
vised by its Washington. u. c.,
bureau last night.
Trade outlook for Hawaii and
Alaska. especially the former. is very
good and indications point to contin-
ned upward trend Of business during
the year. the communication stated
Shipments between Hawaii and
the United States have increased
steadily during the past three years,
practically every item showing in
crease both In value and volume.
the chamber was informed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
TRUNK MYSTERY
Sheriff Puzzled by Box Of
Legal Records in Lake

why should nm old fashioned trunk.
Thoekfm Of legal documents and
records Of a 2O.yenr,old estate Of
fBB,s7O. be cant ndrft In Lake
Wellington And who did a.?
ThatH what rs puzzling Sheriff
Nlnrwich, following discovrry Of tho
trunk, heavily ropod. in tho middle
OF LAX" Washington Saturday even,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

Ing. n wan claimed by stanley W.
Hiatt salesman, n son Of the one.
time owner. George X. Hiatt. vide.
~ known seattle lumberman, whore
estate was probutcd In 1903
Hiatt fnid he or hB brother, A.
Major Hiatt, postal omploye. living
nt Bitter lake, should have come
into possession or the papers when
their father died, lie gald they
know they had never seen an "
Ibis records and did not know where
they had gone.
Tho estate, hc aid, was admins,
tered anlcably between hia mother,
his brother and himself The trunk.
first thought 10 be part of some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Guests Invited to
Realtors Meeting

Guests representing organizations
allied with real estate and home
building win attend tho luncheon Of
Tho Seattle Real Estate Board Thurs.
day noon In the Chamber Of Com
mcrer building.
Frank Jackson is chairman Of the
day Raymond Il Frazier. Gale f.
Robinsou. Jeasc VI. Warren and j. r.
Chafin' will speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Norton Arson Case
Delayed to April 30

Arson cases against Paul s. Nor.
ton. Seattle real estate and lnsur.
ance man, and his alleged accomp.
lice. Thomas Smith, were post
poned by defense motion Tuesday
TO April 20. Norton and Smith,
who Is said 10 be an cH.convict,
were scheduled TO stand trial Tues.
day for burning a houseboat on
wcstlake ave. last fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Funeral of Albert
Larson Held Today

Last rites wrrn 10 be said Tuesday
Al the Buitcrworth mortuary for
Albert LarBon. IS. Alaska fisherman.
who died sunday evening He lived
with his wife at ITO Cherry st. Four
sons arc stlil in Norway, Interment
WAS TO 10 made at the Pacific
Lutheran cemetery.