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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
SEALARK NOW IN
COURT CASE
Club Members Are Charged
With Operating Dance

Cllmaxlng a ycarlong controversy
In tho city Of sfattic aud Kug
county. tho prosecutors office
Wednesday tool, hand In the Blue
bird Scalhrk dance boats troubles by
filing charges against two men and
four women members Of npn
Nlapr club. said 90 bo managing
dnncea on tho barge
ON complaint OF Deputy Sheriff
TIurrahan charges OF holding dance
without n county permit were pro.
pared against Richard Robertson. A.
L. Wilson. Mrs. Ia T. Dunlap Mrs.
Fred Beers. Arlie Merchant and Mrs.
u T. Evans
They arc officers and members Of
the Bryn Nlawr Pines club. said TO
bo operating dances since years.
permit was refused ". Ringer by tho
county commissioners City author.
tiles also refused permits 10 the
boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
COUNCIL WON'T
BAN MOVIES
Closing Law Leader Says
She's Thru, Walks Out

because council public safety com
mittc,mon refused 90 be- "alampedod'
into putting tho ban on uil-nlght
movie houses beginning Convention
Week" July 60. Mary Greene Lewis,
secretary Of the theater censor board,
walked OUT OF tho council meet
Wednesday afternoon
Her action climaKed a heated ses-
sion In which Hho engaged IN fiery
dobales with Chairman Campbell and
Mrs Lande1 Of the council Couu-
Gilman lIcskoth. ardent trades union
lot aud chief supporter OF the censorn'
efforts, was absent.
when Mrs Lnndcs and Campbell
refused 20 tnko action before July
30. the date Hst for final action on
tho theator-closIug petition, Mrs.
Lewis swop, from tho room,
I'm thru begging this council 10
DO anything, You can do Just as
you please hereafter" sho declared.
Campbell laughed and rotorted.
That's what We aim 20 DO here"
Mrs, Lewis was supported by Fred
slaug censor board chairman. and
Mayor Brown.
People have Just as much right
10 dance All night as they have 10
go 20 movies all night, You closed
up the dances Now be fair about
tho allnight movies" Brown said.
Tho matter has been up for more
than a year and has been postponed
four tlmcn within tho past two
month"; II win como up for final
action next Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
SPOUSE REFUSED
TO REMARRY
First Wedding Illegal; He
BalkS at New Ceremony

Tcress Henderson. oolorcd, d.
vorccd James A. Grafton over In
Yakima last year. Her final decree
was due Feb. 20, 1925, she testified
In divorce court Wednesday after.
noon, so she married " u. Hendcr-
son az Tacoma ON Feb. 20,
HUT her Yakima attorney didn't
file her final dccvc until March 8,
She told Divorce Proctor Huriliug,
When she learned ~ 10. several
days later. tho separated nom Hem
dcrson and told him she would seek
an annulmcnt. 80 they could be re-
married legally
Henderson. she testified. was will,
iur Tor tho onuulment but rejected
the rcmarriaso idea, she was sivcn
an aunulmcnt and her former mar
risd name OF Grafton by Judge
Douglas,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
NEWSPAPER MEN GIVE
FAREWELL DANCE

Tho friendly atmosphere was fully
manifest al dance given 90 the
town and the visiting lawyers by
tho newspaper men, something quite
uro In tho history OF reporting,
Tho newspaper correspondents. cys
cry ono an cyolutloulnt and opposed
60 tho Tennessee law personally.
were so oyerpowcrod by tho hospi.
nlity OF the residents, and their
tolerant spirit. that they felt unable
TO leave without some visible recog
milton OF their appreciation. They
hired the village dance hall. brought
au orchestra from Chattanooga, and
had everyone In TO dance,
Defense and prosecution lawyers
exchanged dances. cut IN on each
other. drank pop together and acted
uB lifelong friends Clarence Oar.
roS danced waltz with MiAB Doris
stevens. wife OF Dudley Field Ma.
lone. while tho whole crowd np-
piauded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
ny RAYMOND CIApPER
United News staff Correspondent

DAYTON, Tenn, July g. Ten.
IL ncssce's mast famous criminal
wants 60 devote his lirp 20 tho
cause 20 which no has thus far
merely loaned his name. Young
John r. scopes has indicated 10 la.
innate friends that no wants 60
study biology as no work and
quiet efforts are under way TO ob,
tain Tor him a scholarship In some
university OF high standing 80 that
ho may pursue postgraduate work
During this trial there have been
wholesale quantities OF drool writ
ten about tho figurchcnd. Scopes.
and ho has been represented as al
most everything from rather
dumb young fellow 20 nend Of
perutelgcnce.
hut he has been under close Oh,
Seryution hero FOR two weeks and
tho verdict OF this writer ana most
others. who have reported the trial.
Is that ho b a highly intelligent,
alert young man who wants IA
chance 10 make something OF him,
SELF. but who has the level headed
ness and tho good taste not 10 SO
about Il hy commcrciaiiEinE hlH
fame 20 sell real estate o. deliver
lectures.
lie wants 60 mako reputation
for himself on his merits outside
or the accidental fame which this
trial has brought 20 him. Hence
his desire 10 continue scientific
study.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Asks $4,000 for
Injuries to Wife

4 suit for $4,000 personal injury
damages was flied In federal court
Wednesday by Peter Peterson on be-
half OF his wife. who was injured
when struck by an auto driven by y.
w, Bean, OF Alameda, Cal. tho de.
PENDANT In tho case. Peterson alleges
tho California car got out OF control
on Madison At. between First and
Second ayes, injuring his wife per.
mancutly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
No L0AFS ABOUT
DESERTED TOWN

Young Scopes n,cBniered around
tho empty Dayton streets and loafed
around the soda fountain In Robin.
son's drug store az he did before hls
friend. George Rappelysa, thought
OF using him as the victim of IA test
case lie probably win spend IA few
days visiting his chief counsel, Or.
John II. Neal. al Rhea Springs
Later M win visit his father AZ Pa
ducah. Ky. and probably will make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
MURDERS WIFE,
TWIN GIRLS
Father, Believed Crazed,
Then Kills Self

CHICAGO. July 25.-By u. Pr
Paul Orlando. 30. today murdered
his wife. Amelia. his I0,ycaro old
twin daughters. Mary ana Louise,
and then killed himself. Police be.
lleyo tho man was crazod by repeat.
ed arguments with his wife.
Upon reports from neiRhbors, Off.
ccrs broke into Orlnndo's barber shop
and residence ana found the four
bodies strcwn about the floor Three
smaller children were safe in a bed
room,
According TO police records. Or
lando had been arrested a month ago
on charge OF abuse. and Il Is be.
lieyed tho shooting clima1ed another
domestic argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Funeral of Alice
Convey Is Thursday

After funeral services at Butter
worih'a Mortuary chapel at p. M
ThurdAy. Alice Jean Convey. 2. viii
DO buried In washelli cemetery. She
died suddenly Tuesday night while
visiting her grandparents. 6jiB goth
uyr. \, y.
She was the daughter Of Mr, and
Mira Ira 81 Convey. 57l9 5iat ave.
X T..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
MAN is KILLED
BY BANDITS
Outlaws Rob Laundry; 3
Employees SIugged

CHICAGO. July 2g.-0y U. PJ-
Bandits today raldcd the Cascade
laundry killed one employee, bat.
tered three others until they De.
came unconscious ana escaped with
an undetermined amount OF cash.
Charles Donney %. an engineer
and George VoEt O.. a Waterman.
encountered tho bandits near tho
entrance, They were dubbed md
carried toward tho firmF Fafe.
Arthur Long, a driver appeared
and WAS killed by a blow on tho
head.
Another driver Arthur Johnson,
also waa beaten ana severely in.
Jured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Satisfactory Payment Terms!
Explain Traffic
System to Club

Scattie's automatic traffic signals
were discussed Thursday noon at
the Engineers club. following an nd.
dress on the subject 10y ]. w. A.
Bollong. member OF tho Seattle
traffic bureau,
sergt. Fuqua also was present to
answer any questions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Prosecutor Plans
to Stop Suicides

Signs OF suicide hystcria" here
are tho target OF the prosecutors or.
flee, Il WAS indicated. with tho filing
hy Deputy Prosecutor Meaehnm OF
an attempted suicide" complaint
against Mrs. Lcona KING. &c. Filipino.
She was held 20 answer Wednesday
by Police Judge Gordon. shs ~ NJ.
legged 10 have tried suicide pact
with her husband. Al Kins. King
baked.
Meachsm's action followed an In.
yeauRati0n IN which ho found four
suicide attempts In tho past few
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

and you huyo whole auarter.pint
Of the most wonderful skin Written
or softeuer aud beautificr.
Massage this 8wceily fragrant
lemon bleach into the face. neck.
arms and hands, II can not irri.
tate. Famous stage beauties use Il
10 bring that clear youthful skin
and rusy.Nhlte complexion; also as
a frecklc, Bunburn and tan bleach.
You must mix this remarkable 10.
ton yourself. II can not be bought
ready 20 use because u acts best
Immediately after II is prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Hens Cause Quarrel;
Ask $1,000 Damages

The neighbours chickens have long
been a butt Of jokes and few feuds.
but Thursday II was discovered tina,
some suburbs OF Seattle arc proyln.
ciai enough TO have nctghborhood
quarrcls over the fcathcrcd flocks.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Rowe flied
suit for 5000 damages against Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Merchant. alleging
that the Merchants hcnhouscs have
caused that much damage because Of
odors from feed and decaying mat.
ter. They reside at lake Forest
park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

was, for could hardly walk and al
ways had such pains in my left side
and then in my right side. He told me
| had inflammation that caused it. |
had one of your textbooks and was
reading it, and thought / would take
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. After four days of taking it !
began to feel better, SO ] took three
bottles without missing dose. That
helped me more than any other medi-
cine ! had yet taken and always have
II handy now. II surely did put me on
my feet again. Mrs. JAMES MILES,
dl9 Cherry Street, Dover, Ohio.
You must believe that medicine
that helps other women will help you.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Young Scopes Wants to
Devote Life to Biology
Tennessee School Teacher. Would
Study About Fuss He Started

brief trip 20 New York after that
Dayton merchants pulled down
their welcome signs Wednesday and
tho town quickly took up ~ placid
ways again. But Dayton VIII never
bee tho Same again Nor viii thr
"furrinera" who visited Dayton dur.
ing tho trial, Tho experience was
broadening for both, Despite the
bitterness with which tho trial was
fought. personal relations always
wrrr pleasant outside ~ tho court
room The only ono who really got
mad here was Bryan. But barrow
aud the local attorneys ended good
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
FREE,lCI.K|''LES
Now is the Time to Get Hid OF These
Lgly SnoIs

There's no longer tho slightest
need % feeling ashamed % your
frrcllrH. IA Othinr double strength
Ills guaranteed 10 remove these
homrly spots,
simply get an ounce or Olhiur--
double atrruEt IN from any drug
or department store and apply n lit-
tie Of II night and morning and YOU
ahuuid soon sec that even tho worst
frecklen have begun % disappear.
while tho lighter ones haVo van
iahed entirely. IL iH seldom thas
moro than Hn ounce IL needed 60
completely clear tho akin and gain
beautiful complexion
he sure 20 ask for the double
strength Othiuc ~ this IL sold under
guarantee % money back IL IL fails
% % move your frrsklNa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Two Arrested for
Drunken Motoring

l.. Asklund, 80, and NJ. Horn. -.
were arrested by Officers Drinks and
Lipke for being drunk while driving.
They arc held in tho city Jail pending
bail. They gave their occupations as
fishermen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

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become uncommon.
You should know this ideal meth.
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yourself. Cut out this offer 80 you
won't forget.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
HOLD LOG RATE.
CONFERENCE
LoggerS and Rail Officials
Plan Informal Discussion

An Informal conference viii be
held either Thursday or l'y.day he
tween the Associated Los Shippers
of Washington and officials OF the
railroads affected, 90 Try 10 reach
compromise agreement ON los
rates. raised June 1,
Tho uncertainty of the date OF
meeting is brought about by failure
90 some os tho rail officials TO ar.
rive. The logger representatives
ara alressy In Seattle,
l., II, Chinn. Of tho log associa-
tion, said the conference was he.
ing held at tho suggestion OF the
state department OF public works,
II is informal in nature and It's
conclusions win not he binding on
either party,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

but ! was sickly all
the time and did
not know how TO
getmy work done.
/ had washed a
heavy carpet and
i think that was
the cause Of my
troubles. ] went
to several doctors,
but their medi-
cines did not dome
any good. l asked
what the trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
tAdyefilsemenp
Lemon Juice
WhitenS Skin

Tho only harm.
less way 20 bleach
tho skin white is
&c mix the juice Of
two lemons witt,
three ounccH Of
orchard white.
which any druggi Z
win supply FOR a
sew cents Shake
well in "A bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

There are eight times as many
murders IN the United States accord.
ing TO tho population as there arc
In England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
tAdycrtiFemeuD
AFTER BABY
WAS BORN
Mrs. Miles Was Miserable a Long
Time Owes Final Recovery
toLydia E. Pinkham's Yege-
table Compound

Dover, Ohio. after my last baby
was born / was up and around again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Woman Avoids Dog,
Is Struck by Train

MACON. Mo. July ls.-In her
zeal TO prevent running down a
white poodle dog. Miss Mary Nc
Davitt drove her car onto the tracks
OF the Wabash railroad and was
struck by n passenger train. She
is suing the company for $4,000
damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

Tho United States now has 56a
hroadcasting stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

work under II. W. Curtis. director Of
sales OF the Durant company.
From an executive position With
the Ford Motor Co branch in Long
Island City. ~ Y. before the world
war. Fitc has grown today 10 be one
Of tho widest known sales executives
In the entire Industry Fite served
during tho war with tho famous
sixth Marines. attached 10 the Sec
ond Division OF the American forces,
and briRndcd with the Fourth French
army. He was wounded three times
and was awarded the coveted Croix
de Gucrvc.
Returning after war service. Fl,e
again went Into the Ford orEanizn.
ton In the Los Angeles factory
branch. shortly after. however. TAX.
Ing n Ford dealorship In Inglewood,
Calf. Reaching the limit OF expan.
sion in Inglewood. he took chcv.
roiet leadership In Bakersfield. with
rapid and consistent growth result.
ine.
From Bakcrsfiold. Fitc went 10
Los Angeles where. in 1922. he grew
almost Immediately TO po leading
Chevrolet dealer in Southern Chill.
fornia. IFS Los Angeles establish.
ment occupied an entire city block
in the heart Of the city's automobile
district. and his business passed the
300.car.a.month volume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
BUICK SALES ON
The INCREASE
Steady Growth Shown While
Business Was Slow
ny JIM FENTON
Sales Manager Eldridgr Buick Co.

II win be interesting to know that
in spite Of the talk Of general dc.
preston 81 business and especially
the sale OF automobiles. that those
companies that have become esiab-
ltshed over a period Of years have
not been affected 10 the extent that
one might suppose. The facts Of the
case ara that those companies that
are the recognized leaders have en-.
ioyed an increase In business during
the past year. ~ evidenced by the
deliveries OF Buick cars into the
hands Of owners during the year
1924. compared with deliveries during
the two previous years
For instance. from July 1. 20 De
ccmbcr 81. 1899, there were over SO.
coo new Buick automobiles delivered
to owners During the correspond.
ing period Of 1898 there wcro over
rs. 600 new Buick cars delivered 10
owners, and during tho same period
in 1894 the deliveries Of new Buick
automobiles 20 owners numbered over
". 600. These figures show a steady
Increase In Buick business each year.
and accounts FOR the Buick Motor Go.
continuing for the seventh consecu-
tive year TO be awarded first choice
of space At the national automobile
shows held at New York and Chi.
ciga. and also shows a healthy
growth OF business which could no,
help but keep Buick In It's envio,ls
position Of the leader in the industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
Traffic Cop Is Relic,
Says Ed Rickenbacker
New Conditions Make Duties 0dious to Mo
torist and Office, Says Car Manufacturer

So far as serving as a deterrent
20 intoxicated or viciously inclined
drivers. We all know the motorcycle
cop fails utterly 10 accomplish HIS
purpose.
"F0r every one Of these he sue
csedB IN catching, he brings In 10
docile drivers. whose crime Is that
they absent-mindediy exceeded the
limit By mile or tr7
In his efforts catch the
Hpeeder who fiashea gast him, the
motorcycle officer not only violates
all traffic rules. himself. and there
by creates additional hazards for all
motorists. but the records show
that he frequently gets killed In the
performance Of his duty.
Il can't see that II m alters
whether a uniform or plain clothes
iH on a motorcycle when Il goes
lodging In and out Of traffic al -
miles per hour on a congested high
way.
The records show that Fate does
not distinguish very well either
FOR. on the average, the motorcycle
cop gets manned or killed as often
as any other.
However. It IL the system and
Il IL duty 10 conform. BE II said 10
his credit. he is generally better
than the system and makes the best
OF a had condition"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
REJO|NS BOSS
C. B. Carmichael win Sell
MaxWeIls and ChrySlers

c. H. Carmichael. for several years
the leading Chcyrolc, salesman In
the city OF Seattle. and later sales
manager for the washhurn Choyro.
lot Co. n now associated with the
sales department Of tho wnahburn.
Hnines Co. Inc. Maxwell and chrys
Ter distributors.
Mr.. Carmichael first became asso.
ciated with SIR waahburn, ma a re.
tail salesman for Chevrolet cars with
the Fred s. IIRines CO. in 1899 and
Immediately stepped into the position
or leading salesman. when the
washburn company took eFcr tho
Fred 8 iIalncs Co. Mr.. Carmichael
was promoted 10 sales manager. re-
tanning hts position during tho com
pany's existence. In forming his
new connection. he - renewing his
old association with washburn. and
HIS host OF acquaintance and friends
have bccn keeping him very active
explaining his two new line OF cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
LIVE WIRE HAS.
DURANT JOB
Robt. P. Fife to Head Sales
in Southern California

OAKLAND. Feb. it.-Robcrt T..
Fiic, widely known as one Of the
kecncst merchandising executives on
the Pacific Coast and who has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

Capt T. V. Rickenbackcr. vice
president. Rickenbacker MotOr Co,
man who has probably driven as
many miles aS amy other who has
made a study Of traffic problems
and attempts 10 solve them in
ari0uH places, states his conclusion
hat the motorcycle cop r. an am
imaly IN present day conditions. In
Elective as n measure for reducing
rattle hazards and altogether Obso-
ste IN the light Of the negative
esulta accomplished
Far be- II from me 10 say a word
In criticism Of the motorcycle Of
iccr, hlmBelf!" says Capt r. v,
tickenbsckcr. I'm the first place,
ny bump Of discretion Is very high
) developed probably often d
,snlnHt the letter Of the Law a. often
a. any other ordinary citizen. So
am not inviting extra vigilance
on the part OF the clan.
In the second place. ] have the
highest respect for the individuals
Who perform this hazardous duty.
and ! know from many talks with
them how dlstaatcful b. one phase
~ the work 10 the better class Of
men IN the service.
Il refer 10 the system " lying In
wni, for the unwary motorist taxi
ing after, approhending and hailing
him before court. when his only
fault wns subconscious desire 10
keep an appointment for which be
was already late. and which the cap
ture by the policeman rendered II
impossible 20 keep.
III the purpose Is TO prevent
rather than 10 punish infraction Of
the traffic rules. there Is certainly
a better way. In fact there could
not be one more humiliaung TO
citizens or more repulAye 70 the
man making the arrest!
III the purpose be that which we
know 10 exist in some small town
and rural fections--namely 10 collect
AN extra supertsx from every person
who is guilty Of the crime OF own
ing a good automobile, and II as
an incentive. the officer Is actually
paid a bounty on everyone he drags
in-then certainly there could not
be more reprehensble method
than the one now in vogue.
This system catches the better
class motorist because he can NJ
ford 10 pay and lets the real Of
fender 30 scot-frce,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

VAS slowly driven backward and for
ward Food ana drink were served
Marrow In the ear De partaking them
while driving, During the nights
Marrow drove al speeds ranging from
30 20 6S miles an hour Ia his effort
20 beat the milcagc record. ON one
occasion. when Maruw's route par.
allclcd railroad tracks, he passed the
famous Wolverine" one Of tho
fastest New Fork bound umitcds, on
a fourmilc stralghtaway course.
Marrow was able To walk unassltcd
when az the conclusion OF the run.
the handouts aud chains were nm,
fastened He was declared IN excel
lent condition as 10 his heart and
lunE action by Or J }. Holes. a
famous Rattle Creek specialist. who
accompanied him on the last six
hours OF hts run.
The oldsmohilc was IN practically
perfect condition. altho Il had no
attention or adjustments during the
1,55Smile nonstop drive The car
was a new ono not yet broken IN.
having been run but 26s miles when
Marrow started his rccordbrcakins
tour.