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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
CONFIDENT TONE.
ON MARKET
Increased Oil Output Holds
Back Most Stocks
WALL STREET. JOURNAL FINAN-
IIAE REVIEW

NEW YORK. May lA.-Stoeks
maintained confident tone In tho
early dealings today, tho prices
changes IN the principal Issues We're
without particular Importance, Mar
land OIL advanced fractonally 10
new high on tho move AZ AgA, re-
spending Go tho establishment or
a dtNi lend ratio OF 3 per cent Othcr
oils. however were held hack by inc
Increase OF $4,000 hRrrcla In the
average daily crude oil output as
reported for tho last week ny the
American Petroleum institute.
United states 4 atty dropped TO
iS7A, against Wednesdays high ot
i&GA rejecting disappointment IN
speculative arterH over tho
declaration uf only n 10 pcr cent
stock dividend al yesterdays meet
ing,
Stocks opened firm. unitei states
Rubber. 60, up y Studebaker, 20 ".
of y Allied Chemical. 81, up y /,
wtllys-Ovcrland s2A w =; Atchi-
son. ll9S. of a.: American Can,
1874. up ~ Pennsylvania, iSh {:
Radio. 5tH. up y Mack Truck, 1885,
Y. $, Steel. llSia. up y New York
Central, N.Y.. Consolidated Gas
S4A. up y Pan Petroleum n. IL
Off =; ST Paul. IN up ~ linton
Pacific i3T. or = General Motors.
T5N. OF =: Marine. pfd.. tsA up
Y MARYLAND t2A, up = c, & O.. ss,
up -; Frisco, St's OF =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
New Corporations

asnj. z. Boone. fnc---b F. neous. T.
yf-nbrpok. 50 years. Seattle. tsS.eae,
TIE Smith Sec. Coll. II. Hunt. A.
I. Gavin. 8lse.aoe. 50 years. Spokane.
Eddie sasshan Tire Service, fae.--Ed-
de sheehan. John Shsrhan. 50 years
Seattle, i.s.0ea,
Automatic Quick Lunch CIV. NJ
rtshsr c, p. Morgan: 50 wars. Seattle.
fias3s.
Psnn camp--w, ~. Msekintesn. W. I.
G-s.1 50 years. Seattle, isee.
F3rsi savings & Loan Association. Ap-
Az-z. ;lae.8aa 7. p Hayes. p % Mr.
rsst :. W Mckee. W. 7. Bshns. A. y.
sietEsl- = 7. Thomas. J. A. Trussen. w
: tS-rxoris joan ~. Lev. n. !. Me.eher,
g + Clark u. J. lacey Marcos W.
,EG-ssr. 2. Z sgzsastt. Mary O. wllkts.
SC AZ Ethel O. gsstssl.
1--az N.adspF Chssrs FACTORY a
Day Ca Olympia. Iiss.eas. Joseph
Rz~-kgl aaA Otto HAsxEsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

gainwm. these
The tapping 81 hammers and tho
rz.zzz % saws greeted me when
reached our CThe stars and ulnsl
Ideal Seattle HunFalaw on Caiifor.
MA ave. West Seattle. this morning.
The sun was shining. a TAT robin
was prospecting for brrakfas; where
The lawn viii 10. and across the
water vRshon and Trimh,e islands
lay painted on shlmmerlng hack
ground OF hay blue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
GRAIN DROPS IN
FOUNDATIONS
Corn Leads in Slump; Oats
Loses Only Slightly

CHICAGO. May III. eadtng
grains suffered sharply downward
revision In day 81 drastic liquida-
tieu on tho board ot trade today.
Oats had firm undertonc and
~agSed only frartipnaiiy.
Corn was leader IN the slump,
Fresr country offerings and beartsh
crop Advices created brisk profit
selling IN corn. offers OF grain 10
come from Southwest mark Is were
received by the leading houssA
Oats hold n firm an icrtens due 20
improved local demand and export
inquiries.
Sharp declines In provisions re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Alaska Vessels

PETERsBURG-aa Sailed May iss-su
Admiral Rogers sou,bbound, at s;ao
p. NJ.
Sailed May is--Btr Alaska.
southbound. At 7 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
by G. LUCILLE nurIER

DEGINs 10 look Ike real house.
- doesn't II? s;gdding al up aid
ing all on. bids coming In for min
work. plumbing. brick work and wiz.
ing. Busy days for builders Of hun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
WHEAT SHORT IN CHINA

The flour mills az Tienstin arc
operating NJ only 10 per cent OF their
capacity on account OF the shortage
in tho wheat supply and the high
prices. Commercial Attnche Arnold,
Picking. writes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
BUSHELS
Auction Sales Notice
We Are Overstocked

We would appreciate II very Ach
Il you viii attend our FH "
SALE and help us get rid of~lot
OF goods FURNITURE Is CONF
ING IN FASTER THAN WE CAN
SELL 1T.
DEALERS will be wise in attending,
for there is quantity of medium
grade, saleable furniture selling
up until l O'clock
PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS wanting
the better grade OF furnishings
VIII do we'll to be on hand from /
TIL In the afternoon, when we
VIII sell walnut bed set with
vanity dresser or more over
stuffed pieces. including 3 daven-
ports, With chairs or rockers to
match, mahogany spinnet desk, 4
mahogany drop-leaf table. bridge
9nd floor and table lamps, 4 dsf4v
ierent makes of monographs, one
an electric, very neat breakfast
set in gray enamel trimmed with
hlue, woven grass dining set
which would gowell In n summer
cottage; General Electric range.
electric washer. 9N12 velvet rug.
2 ORIENTAL RUGS and many
other beautiful pieces OF furni-
ture.
Before O'clock we will sell
Kitchen queens, COOK STOVES,
dressors, chiffoniers. beds. springs.
bedding, rugs, ranges. chairs,
rockers, and in fact quantAif
useahlo and saleablc goods.
The sale will start with n special
lot OF NEW HARDWARE. Include
ing HAMMERS, SAWS. ANES.
KNIVES. ETC.
SALE STARTS AT 10 \. NJ. FRIDAY
BUSHELS
MAin-99SS 2O0G Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
ShipNews
Tides In Seattle
Tides
I'M itNDAf
MAN IA

NAY 10
f1rsi tau Tide
D % a ~ Es q.
ttfrt High Tide
ssk a. ut 90 o.
-ssosai isu 1lda
a. . no. 81 a.
secand High Tide
90 % q m isi n
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The Seattle Star
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Classified Advertising
Rates
TRANSIENT RATES

TRANSIENT RATES
Count Blk Words 20 tho bins)
One limo or m0fc-i lns5ftlon,
20 Cents Fer Line.
one line or more . insertions
rs Cents Per Line
ono line or mofe=6 Insertions
SC Cents Per Line
Male aud Female Help Wanted
ana Male md Female bltuH7
tons rate per limo ,.st.l0 cents
ALL CLASSIFIED ADVEitTlblkl
COMING FROM orr OF TIL
STATE or WASIIINGTON. COSTt
"a kpIHn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. May 1a.-Forclgn OK.
change opened steady, sterling, sa.siIL
francs, 80 .O6ib; lire, ,O.OitOHt nolrIum'
ioobolA marks. Ease. sweden. 267s;
Norway, ieIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age
Philby. Stlrby. Seattle ......,I.cEal
Jameson, Elizabeth A., Port
Gamble ,''s'.s',.ts..,t, Legal
Howe, Butler e.. Seattle Legal
Horsfall, Hazel X, Seattle illegal
Malott. Harvey H., Auburn Legal
Parker. Nellie L., Auburn 80. Legal
Mucn. Gustav A.. Seattle ,....,.SS
Duncan, Alta NJ. Seattle .....,.33
Stromberg, Arthur, Tacoma .....2s
Rowland. Edna, Tacoma ...,,,..tg
Alexander, George, Seattas Legal
ollingor Dorothy. Seattle 49,. legal
Hintcrbcrger, Edward. Seattle Legal
Wonzcl, Kathryn c., seattle Legal
Rair, John. Gresham, ore. ~
Clark, Dorothy Kcturah, Seattle rs
Van Nostorn, Rae H.. Keiso 90, Legal
Dhvolt, Georgia, kolsu Legal
Gwln, Harry j.. Seattle Legal
Bennett, Helen r., Seattle illegal
Warner. John r., Seattle ...lcrnl
Dale. Luella NJ. Seattle ......LegnI
Berg, Meyer D., Seattle .....,Lcgnl
Hart, Lillian, seattle ......,,,IcEnI
stitt, James w, Seattle ..2iI
Goodman Ranla, Seattle .,..., 30
Fife. Henry Ralph, seattle ,,2s|
Celia. Mary Josephine, Seattle lis
Nordstrom. Gust0f r., Mel
bourne, wash ,.....,,...... Legal
Olson. Clara, Arlington ......Logai
Colusurdo. Angelo, Seattle Legal
Mpsilotti, Jennie, Seattle ....,.iS|
Paulson. Edward, Portland ,...s0i
Hansen, Edna Portland .,..,..26
Endort. Carl, Seattle ..........,27
Dool' Mary seattle ,'..,.....,.23
Whitnor George A., Seattle .....,ss|
Rafferty,, Wilma A.. Seattle .....22I
Rutschow, Frederick, Seattle I'm
Richter JENNIE. Seattle .,......21I
Smith. Kenneth d., Seattle ...,..a4
Dodge, Helen l., Seattle ..s....2l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

II. prices sirsn are thoss made %
r,iau ds.i.rs BY vh1Isrsisrs VITA .
.s~ seasonal sresptions. pfies 10 pro-
ass~ss ssp ~ nsttsd ey dsduaitnG IN,
.ost of transportation 70 ssattls Aed
.rpForinatsiy Is per rent for hauling
.tofaK. and selling costb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
HIi1Af
MAY Is

t1rpt taw TIDE
Ets a m - n
i1r,s high Tide
9etR "a. "a So a.
Serani isw uao
Fas . IA % n
sseosa uixh TIDE
f4tSs o n iie a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar MONTH";
FIXED SPACE RATES

] line or moro Tor ! 2 months
$500 per line,
] line nF moro for 9 months
1893 per line.
llr~ ~ more FOR 2 months
y1hn per line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
BUTTER MARKET
UP | CENT
BroiIers at 20 Gents Have
Reached Bottom

while dealers have been seeking
"a lower price on butter 10 permit
heavier storage Tor the summon
trade. tho price took an adverse turn
ana advanced 10 Wednesday.
The braller market he flooded ana
prices arc now quoted az zoe Whlch
10 considered rock bottom Thrfr
was firm tone in tho esq mHth'l
but prices were quoted
steady nt $50 20 tho trade,
The stock market was unchanged
No cattle shipments we're
received AZ Union stgckyGrdH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
,uoJ rsAr.E rIoun. GRAIN. FEED
nrxs~tton. "a. Ttaher TlenrinK Mills
,st.ii~as By w. v. Jshn q o..
VEGETABLES

rstses raid wholesale pe.iers
osststigns By riepssr fruit q fredacs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
ruo.- r.ld whsIs..is pssi,r-
MILK AND CREAM

o.s,siisns By Mia Di,trlsaisrs Assn.
Mia Cut fob Hsattls supply 80
A. - ~ euHashpafy sssssftf
hwtst Cream. Z IA, s1Atlon va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
FRUITS
SUGAR
HIDES AND WOOL

surar-cane. per owt .r.... e.
Beet. per owt ........,,..... g..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
FUNERAL NOTICES

uENsE--At 1875 =. 18Th NJ. Mag -.
1895. MINNIE DENSE. age IS
years: beloved wife or Frederick
H. mother % Mrs walter wood
burn
FunrTnl services Friday. p. m.
from Rafferty, Undertaking co. Gre
WRtiOh Friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

LEGAL NOTICES

AFTER this date / VIII not Be
responsible for any bills contract
ed hy my wife. Grace Carlisle.
JACK CARLISLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Buii terrier s months old.
dark brown. name Hector 24p9
18th ave w. Phone GA rfld-3iaf.
Reward
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-03

T<AKE the coupon this page to your
grocer's today and receive with our compli
ments, one full SIZE fifteen cent can OF the
most delicious sandwich spread you ever tasted
We give this to you absolutely free. We are
doing it because we knotU you will like it,
and because it is the only way we can make its
merit clear to you
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-03
At Your Grocery and Delicatessen Store

But we can't describe 1t. only your palate can
do that. So we're adopting the only course that is
available to us. We are giving you--free-
one regular size can Of Delicia Sandwich Spread.
And we are paying your grocer fifteen cents III
cash for the can he gives you.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-03
AF1av0r that Only a Trial
Can Describe

Can you describe flavor? We can't Neither the
printed word nor the spoken language can do it,
But we have flavor to introduce to you-a blend
of meats and seasonings-a blend of havors, each
flavor one that you We always liked. And the com
bination produces a neU favor-a flavor so
appetizing so zestful yet so dainty that it makes
the most delicious sandwich that ever melted on
the human tongue.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-03

or dellcatessen store with is cents. You will re-
ceive two cans of Delicia Sandwich Spread. You
will pay Is cents for one of them We will pay Is
cents for the other. You get both.
Make this trial at our expense. Learn for your
self what there is about Delicia Sandwich Spread
that has caused this delightful food discovery to
spring into such tremendous popularity all over
the land. Taste it yourself. Then give those in
your family all they want of it, Every member
will enjoy it. Every element used is nourishing
and easily digested.
Delicia Sandwich Spread is composed Of choice
meats and enough condiments to impart q piquant,
delicious seasoning. Delicia Sandwich Spread il
more than mere detail of q meal or luncheon
It is condensed, concentrated meal in itself. The
first can will make you Delicia enthusiast for
ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Billy" Got Their Goat;
They Couldn't Lose Him
At Least Constable and Helper Had Coorful
Time Getting Rid Of "Clinging- Vine" Goat

At this point Mr.. Brown and his
helper accumulated watermelon.
and. burying their faces In It's cool
juicy depths. started off afresh
with tho goat.
Finally ono Of the employees Of
of the Creditors association said
they could take tho goat out 10 4
LOT at 1o.454 57th ave. S.
So MIR. Brown and the helper and
the goat broke all records getting
there.
Goodbye" said the two ousto.
dians, giving the goat parting
"narsty" look.
"BlaanaaF said the goat, in dc.
rision.
Somebody's got toe buy the goat
to satisfy the debt.
Who wants him7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01

CONSTABLE ]. BROWN, OF tho
" county courthouse. Is leetle
mite hard OF hearing. but his odor
apparatus is in good shape.
Monday afternoon he wished II
was the other way around.
This was about n split second
after he had been appointed guide,
philosopher and friend TO a goat.
The Creditors association. in tho
Joshua Green building. levied "a
the goat for a debt. Tho goat Was
on the schrock goat farm at Rem
ton.
Then Constable Brown was In
formed that he was 1T
SO no gathered helper and went
out to Renton. The helper thought
they might need bloodhounds to
track down the goat, but the con-
stable thought not. IL turned out
he was right.
Then the helper, tlmid person.
thought they might not be able
to recognize the goat.
why. goats easy to recognize"
assured Mr.. Brown. You know
them pictures on the G.. n. boxcars
well. that's goat"
"oh, gollyr' said the helper rs
that so7 Why, l always thought
that was picture OF Louis w.
Hill"
Well, anyway. they got out to
Renton and got the goat and put
II into n car and came back into
town and tried to lose the goat.
Losing a goat rs Just az easy MS
getting Cal Coolidge TO laugh out
loud In church.
First they took II to livery
barnard left shortly aftcrward,
pursued by bad language.
Then they took II TO goat ranch
but the ranch happened TO be
full up
AZ this time Mr.. Brown and the
helper paused and, invading drug
store, bought n pint OF cheap per-
fumc. Thus Nmored, they resumed
tho quest for good place to lose
a goat.
~ think the Humane barns might
take IT," suggested Mr.. Brown.
~ think not said tho supcrin'
| tondent. when tho matter wnh
preached 10 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

ut,,h. In their households are re-
nortsd by tho following men
Hall Herbert l.. 2oiVh bosih'o'
ca AZ, d. oscar o,rs NJ. 7oa W. 5sth st.
rd slpl Hsrs.r. 7sa, ,sth ave n. W.
sa 9Gy' Frank John, ,o's 's'h ave n
co Wi 4. Lyle, 1881 Ninth ave.
Fisher Charles Frank. 7a skin
ave. w. boy. 90, ,s,s ave
lprswst.r. william f. III w"
p. NJ boy George w, 7'G 18th ave
\. "" T srs 1890 Main st. boy.
Ku u i,.uo, i2i7h Main st. boy
/ Hoo. Henry. Portland, Erh -,
H.L.,r,,r, Yasaku. Littell giri
1900 Jo.eph Charles. Aloha, boy
CLAYTON. John Meyer, sss uwihh pI'
Pierce. WINS Franklin. 'aa' s"siey
| ave. boy. ,nzAt 1s0-
Feucker. Frederick Aiehae+ V'
Eighth ave. w. boy. -, u sind
Moses, Jackson Curtss' ii' -
xirk,.nd, Edwin Lee, Tsi n. 18th st.
Fenton. Lester Lee. ihI bei'noh'
TAN iesiH, sos Sixth ave s.. boy,
Ma.her Abe, 20lI f. Terrace ~" glrL
He'll James Miller, p?1 itth ave. p1y
Pnntley, Frank l., 22ls it'n ave w.
us gnr Alfred sterling, ast' Tth
Hail Jaimer Erick. 1908 Seventh ave
~. girl. - az, xr Ewing
Anderson, Harry - ''i
r.n,,l Sam, 4lt lath ave. girl
lMorimoto, Sakutaro. $3.50 Duwamisr
ave. boy. , a., ,1,N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
DEATHS

Carter. Mary, 81. 55l2 s5th ave. N.
w. June 81.
Calhoun. Laura May. 10. 1859 orcas
st. June 81.
Garfield. Larne r., IS. iii 18th ave.
~, June rs.
Mccormick. Charles f.. SIS. Port Or
chard. June %.
Andrew, John, 6s. 5O2 Bellevue ave.
June rs
Johnston. Frank. IL, county home.
June ~,
CARRIER, John H.. SO. 40 Fifth ave,
s.. June 81.
Brlcs. Henry. 90, 1iii 2sth ave.
Juno 2s
Aschbrenner. Florence. s. 5214 Wood
lawn ave- Juno ~,
okimoto, Kelko. 3. All Maynard ave.
Juno rs.
Hopwood. Ella, ~. 1857 Federal ave.
Juno 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Thousands of ConclapeS
Are limited to Seattle
Chamber Not Satisfied; Would Bring Hay
makers, Bartenders and What-Not Here

citation. now in session At Little
Rock Everybody thought. OF
course. they made only moonshlno
down In Arkansas. but Il seems not.
HAY FEVER GROUP
ARE UNITED TOO
The State Haymakors association
meets this year in wildwood. n. j..
but may come out here 10 mako
hay while the Puget Sound sun
shines in 1895. Another ono Har.
ODDS after. is the GRIND Household
OF Ruth. meeting now at Norwich,
Conn. Another yet Is the Inter.
state Hay Fever association. con.
vcutlon OF which is under way at
Duluth
Just TO introduce the spirit OF
mystery. invitations arc to 10 sent
TO the American Naprapthic nsso-
citation. the Ecclesiastical Mcrch.
ants Guild Of tho Midwest and tho
American Academy OF Optholmology
and oto-faryngology. oil Of which
sound Intriguing.
But not so Intriguing as the con.
vcntion OF tho California Wild
Beauty association and pageant.
which lie at Santa Cruz.
Bring tho beauties 10 Puget
Sound. out OF the earthquake zone"
urges Harold in his invitation. hint.
Ing politely that perhaps the quakes
make them wild
Several horse.shoors' associations
are stlll in existence. Invitations
TO these are to be eountersigncd by
Mayor Brown.
one OF tho most unusual is the
State Anii.Horso Thief association,
now engaged in earnest eonclavc a,
! shelhYvllle. Ill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER

One OF The Stars toy racing bal
loons was a real gadabout. II was
returned to The Star Monday from
Paradise Valley. Rainier National
Park. To land In a bayfield,. one and
one-half miles north Of Bothell. was
the romantic fate OF another gas bag.
Looks az tho both Of these are IN
line for one OF the three cash prizes
10 be divided $3.50 between the sender
and the finder.
Tn time limit for receiving re.
irieved balloons at The Star office Is
today. Wednesday. noon. The winners
will be announced Thursday and the
cash prizes OF SIS: SIS and $40 will
be presented 10 the winners at the
american Legion's big Fourth OF
July celebration in the University
stadium at Seattle, 8 p. m, by Miss
Liberty herself. The finders. II they
cannot attend the celebration. will re.
ceive them by mail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Ranger Finds Balloon
! Up In Paradise Valley
Another Lands in Hayfield North of Bothell;
Stars Gas-Bag Race Closed Noon Today

Tho latest ones in at tho time OF
going 10 press are. in the order OF
sender. finder and place picked up:
Elmer Kuntz. 47o4 w. Hanford St.
Hollis Barnett. park ranger. Long.
mire Springs. Paradise Valley; But
Frcar. 400 Fremont ave, Bernard
Gunderson, at Lemm's Corner. Both
ell highway.
Freddie Dennison. Ola Spruce ST.,
Jean Morgan, two miles north OF
Sand Point on Lake Washington; w.
George. Eli Ninth ave. Hazel Cam
den, at 4025 Meridian ave; Julian
wilmot, 1922 25th ave. NJ. Sam Pet
erson. one and ono-half miles north
OF Bothell.
Ernest whitchousc, s Harrison
Kathryn Zeeb. Halter Lake: Ralph
Whitehouse, Harrison. s.. G. Sulll
van, 1917 Boren; Billie McItim. 1921
Palatine, Louis Albrecht, 1926 Pros
pect ST.; Coral Plants. 1901 PhInncy
Y. Murakaml. Railroad ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Brother and Sister
Reunited in Jail

WOODLAND, Cal. July Sep,
ara,ed for Is years. Chester r.
Palmer and his sister. Mrs. Theo-
dore Economon, OF Oakland, were
reunited in the Yolo county Jail,
where Palmer is awaiting trial on
a charge OF first degree murder.
Press reports tolo OF phlmer's nj,
legged murder Of his il.months.old
stopdnughtcr, and Mrs. Economon
accompanied by her husband, came
here TO see II the accused was het
u other She will remain here "a
hssist him in his trial, she said
todny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
First Large Tour
Party at Paradise

PARADISE INN. Rainier Nation.
al Park, jug 1.-THE first large
tour party Of the 1926 season.
reached Rainier National park yes.
terday. The group OF 30 Is under
the direction Of Mrs. II. d. Price
OF the Price Tours.
Members OF tho party como from
West Virginia. Ohio and Kentucky
They have Just returned from Alas.
ka and will go to California from
the park. A large part OF tho
group took the trip to the Ice
crovasscs Of the NIsqunlly glacier
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
The Care of the Baby

TIVE being the most intricate and tech
1 meal In the world
You undertake drive automobile without any
n whatever with knowledge which would enable you 10 ~
ngsh between the carbueor and the back seat would your
Well the baby much more Important o
70 the community than tho proper
care OF automobile.
IL you prospective mother the bulletin our wash
gn bureau from authoritative sources
on Care OF the exactly what you want III tens you
now for yourself and baby from inc beginning Oh prog
nancy until child thru the period OF nursing
Everything explained FIJI out tho coupon
below and mail
| BABY Editor, Washington Bureau The Seattle star.
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U. S. SHIPS SOLD
TO DOLLAR
Steamship Man Buys Four
Late-Type Vessels

MANILA. p. l.. July i.-Pur.
chase OF four late type shipping
board steamers. now in Oriental
waters, by the Robert Dollar com.
pany was announced here today.
Two OF the vessels are now at
Hongkong.
The ships are 1000 tons each.
The purchase price was reported
$4,000 for each vessel.
Dollar has been In the Far Eas,
for some weeks on 4 tour around
the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01

Doris Kenyon and Lloyd Hughes
were witnesses OF what probably was
one Of the most exciting chases ever
staged. during the filming of their
latest picture. THE Halfway Girl"
Meena, a huge leopard, who plays
in ono OF the stirring sequences of
this production, provided the excite
ment when she jumped overheard
from the S. S. Corvallis 20 miles out
OF New York harbor and swan about
a mile to tug boat before she was
finally picked up by her pursuing
trainer and the technical crew OF the
film company.