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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
PLOT TO STAY
MUSSOLINI
Socialist in Army Uniform Is
Held for Attempt

roNr Nov s-By a. pA-Thc
teAsy reported they had dis
,.,r,a a plot 90 shoot Premier
r,ilsWing the discovery OF the
=, Nussouni ordered an Masonic
-. a h occupied lay tho mill
- ard unitarian socialist party
:. Il diSbanded.
,n,.sellni as leader ~ the fascist
=, nsly has been ia conflict for
- time with the Masonic lodges
~ hAs desired their elimination
s,,s,r,ulon OF tho socialists Is In
- with his policy ot sweeping
"a. imposition Ho has said force
80 right when necessary for the
..s,.vsment OF ideals.
ne fascist and the Maaons are
..,,4ed recently 20 have had sew
,rsl clashes
n, at,smp, 10 KAN the premier
"a. 10 have been made yesterday
A,r,ns Mussonnfs speech In csle'
'r,,,on q the Ausiro Italian arms
~.
TAs police have taken into Gus
~ man named ZanibonL lie
~. s,isea IN a hotel near the hal
..,y frum which Musolinl spoke,
~, vas az o'clock, two hours
s.,c-, the premier appeared on the
A.,eeay. which was in a direct line
~,A Ianih0nrs window
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
GIRL D { ME S
AFFIDAVIT
Saws She Was Forced to
Sian Paper in Arson Defense

They locked mo In my room
vise because wouldn't sign the
,frdavii. l finally signed Il 20 set
a q them didn't read the AMI
hvii. tho.
Tuning against her brother,ln'
AZ Dan Rissby. garageman. Miss
Leons Bryds. IL, rrpudiated a signed
atf.ayit for the defense Of Rissby
rd Andrew Separovich. grocer.
.Aarysd with arson.
They are alleged 20 have eonspired
/, burn down a house at 2ii4 nth
i've. s. owned BY Separpvieh and
,ntsd 70 Mr. and Mrs, Rigsby At.
,arnsy James Ballard introduced an
afllayit signed By the girl In which
was charged Inspectors Davis and
smith Of the fire department had
animated her into discriminating
RlgShy and separoyieh.
Wednesday she repudlated the afr,
Avit and charged the ierenss with
atimida,lon
Preliminary defense testimony late
Wednesday Indicated that the men
VII claim the fire started accident.
tly Ast July 5 from a defective
fas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
French Artillery Stops
Drive Against Damascus

T oNDoN, Nov. 8. By L. Pl-
IL French artillery, according TO
Jewish Telegraph agency reports,
has checked the advance Of Syrian
Insurgents, who we're aiming n blow
in tho direction OF Damascus.
All traffic In Damascus was re.
ported suspended, with shops closed
md inhabitants fleeing as the cloud
OF new trouble lowered in the vicin-
ity OF the city which last month was
pounded by French guns.
Railway service between Damas.
Gus and Hnifa is interrupted
The Druse tribcsmcn, Il was indi.
Gated by the destruction OF rail line
south OF Damascus, arc aiming ut
attacking Damascus.
In view OF this threat TO the city
apparently a measure of retaliation
for the recent French bombardment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
SAVE AIR MAIL
Chamber Comes to Aid of
Alaskan Service

In an effort to influence the
government 10 keep the Alaskan
mail service, the Chamber of Com
merce has prepared figures for
Postmaster General New showing
that the service did not lose near
~ as much last year as postal
figures indicated,
Tho Investigators failed to in
cludc in their report the amount
of postal fees sppid on mail going
into the territory, chamber Of
foinls said Thursday,
Their report showed an income
of only $4,000, whereas IL the
chambers figures arc taken the
income becomes $4,000, The cx-
pcnso OF operating the service last
year was $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
FLAMES DAMAGE.
SALMON PLANT
Fire lgnites Kippered Fish
and Building Is MenaCed

kippcrrd salmon valued al more
than $1,000 were destroyed Boa "a
fire that threatened tho Booth Fish.
cries plant az the foot ot Wall a.
early Thuruday The blaze oriEi
mated In the smokchouEe. where the
salmon were hung In long rows 20
undergo the klpporiug process.
Ia some manner the fru ignitcd
the salmon and The burning nsh
blaEcd up with q roar Several
companies o. nrcmsn. led by Bat
talllon chief O. n EbbinEhouBo.
found difficulty Ia fighting the fire.
owing 10 tho binding. sutfocating
cloud ~ smoke,
The pmnkehoube ~ room lined
with concrete and comparatively
little damage WINS done 20 the build
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

QUICKEN canning is successful.
" IL the tasto is n good test, How.
ever, the experiments in chicken can
ming which arc being conducted by
the University Of Washington college
OF fisheries seem to be successful
from scientific point of view, also,
The cans of chicken, which have
been in an insulated incubator OF a
constant temperature of blood heat
for th'eo days, were opened at y,
m. today. There was no swelling OF
the cans. a swelling of a can would
indicate the presence of bacteria.
The chicken was appetizing In APP
penrancc and was perfectly tender
The chicken. which was put in the
cans uncookcd. seemed TO be richer
However IT was all very delicious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ADMIRAL LINE
STARTS ON PAGE l

pany: a. T. Haincs. Of the Admiral
Oriental Mall line: H. +. Alexander.
OF tho Pacific Steamship company.
n Fiet,ehaeker interest. Frank Wa
tcrhouae.
The Seattle "acc-ln.the- hole" IL
frankly admitted TO he Senator w.
l.. Jones Jones Is chairman OF the
senate commerce COMMITTEES. father
OF the merchant marine net and vice
chairman Of tho senate appropria-
lions committee Also he viii be up
shortly for reelection.
The Chamber OF Commerce banks
very strongly on Jones to prevent
any attnmpt by titc ship board 10
abandon the Seattle short-route. in
the event formation Of "A new cor
poratlon falls thru An chairman of
the appropriations committee the
Washington senator holds whlp
hand over the shippluR board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Moose Fete Friday
in Lodge Temple

a picture show. dance and an OF.
hibitlon Of speciality dancing viii be
featured at an entertainment open
TO members OF the Moose lodge and
their friends. at the Moose temple,
Eighth ave. and Union St. Friday
night. according 10 an announce.
mont Thursday by Thomas r. Bliss,
supervisor OF the Seattle chapter
OF the Loyal Order OF Moose.
Mr., Bliss also announced that the
lodge would give two dances week
thru the winter. on Wednesday and
Saturday nights. and two social
nights month TO members OF the
lodge and their friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

OF the city special defensive moves
are being made Mt Damascus and re.
Inducements are being FASTENED from
Beirut
Daily Mail advices from Damascus
supported the reports as to the Druse
intentions, declaring that 1000 OF
the tribesmen are mobilizing only Is
miles south OF Damascus. The
French were reported so lacking in
troops that they tried TO conscipt
Kurds and others MS defenders OF the
city.
The Mail correspondent told of
going by train 10 Beirut under the
escort OF a band OF brigands now in
government pay.
lie pictured an uncomfortable
spirit OF rebellion" turnout the
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
EDITOR JAILED
Must Serve 1000 Days for
Contempt of Court

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Nov. 5,--Al.
fred Lindsey, Eureka, Cal, editor.
must serve his sentence OF 1000
days in jail for contempt Of court,
the third district court OF appeals
ruled in effect here today, In deny
ing Lindsley's application for writ
of habeas corpus
I.indslcy's attorneys alleged IN
their application, filed yesterday.
that Superior Judge Denver Sewer
of Humboldt county exceeded his
jurisdiction in sentencing the editor
for contempt as the result of ~.
tclcs appearing In his newspaper
during his trial on q charge OF
criminal libel.
Tho appellate court held that
judge selyior acted within his iur
isdlctlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Ex-Spokane Folks
Hear Former Mayor

About rs former Spokane residents
aihsred at tho Sorrento hotel
Wednesday night for their annual
Banquet. Entertainment was FUR
zishsd BY ". J Hindley. once mayor
X Spokane. and Lloyd Spencer. ex.
president Of the Seattle Nd club. 9th.
rs who took part Included Frank p.
sheckisy. @. C. corbaiey. s. W. Fred.
srick- W D. Klppen. Z. C. oggel and
J. L Phillips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
CAMP BOOSTED
Hope 10 Make Great War
Center OF Camp Lewis

Plans that vii make Camp Lewis
the greatest concentration point for
troops IN the Northwest arc being
worked out by the war department.
according 10 information received by
the Chamber Of Commerce from ].
J. UNDERWOOD. ia Washington rep.
rezentatiyc. Thursday
II is expected that n substantial
appropriation viii ~ made by the
present congress for permanent
construction work 81 lhe camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

In tie.up In phone service or an
appeal 10 the courts TO decide
whether or not tho phone company
is operating under n franchise.
FRANCHISE ROW
TWO YEARS OLD
Tho telephone company formerly
operated under two franchises.
granted by assignment thru the
city board Of works The Sunset
franchise expired July 10. 1929. Tho
company refused to accept condi'
lions imposed by tho council In n
new franchise.
Bcnls opinion declares that the
other franchise assigned TO the
company known MS the Indopen'
dent franchise. is stlll effective and
that tho company cannot carry on
extensions without city permits,
The company. however, holds that
Il legally assigned It's franchise TO
S. II. Crosby. OF San francisco. on
March 0. 1923, and that 1t iu OPP
Grating without franchise under
suffcrancc Of tho city.
The Independent franchise OK.
pircs February ], 1926. Corpora
ton Counsel Kennedy has thus far
favored testing tho real ownership
OF the Independent franchise on n
separate action, baslng II on his
two ycar-old fight against phone
rate increases allowed by tho state
public works board and federal
court.
Jackson's drastic action, how
over, may force the whole matter
into the courts on a new bnsls
that Of law ylolatos instead Of
clvil lltignnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
THEATER ARREST
Owner Is Accused OF 0per-
ating Obscene Show

Hailed into police court Thursday,
ON charge of operating an obscene
show, Dnvid Martin, owner OF the
rex thoatcr on First ave, formerly
the Lyric thontor was granted y
continuance until November 10.
Martin was arrested on COM
pnint by the city censorship board,
OF which Fred Strnng chairman;
Mary Green Lewis, secretary and
others arc members, He was re.
leased without bah,
The cuso win bc tried by Judge
Gordon November TO-,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Everett Merchant
Is Under Arrest

EVERETT. NOV. 5.-~Boonard
Barnes. president OF the Everett
Ice Cream and Produce company.
was arrested Wednesday on an
open charge and ~ being held IN
the county fail pending further in.
vestigntlon Of fro which broke
ont in HIS factory Wednesday morn.
Ing
Fro CHIEF swanson declared AZ
ter tho fire which was cxtinE,ilsh.
Cd with ittle loss. that no saw
sisns which led him To believe that
the fitu was OF incendlary origin,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Getting a Stake
in Northwest

fhis Ia the fourth OF a series
.rttinE a stake Ia the Pa
siS NorthWest,a hy ,. - Drain.
haln's fthaneiat ssrs Ice. aud
@ Marshall. sf rhe star staff.
series attempts 60 peiRt cut
pitfalls awaiting the small
thNcstsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Coal Commission to
Make Report Soon

Capt. A. A. Payssr, member II
Mayor Browns coal investigating
committee. has returned 70 town
after a weeks absence and u Is cx'
pcctsd that Judge Calvin ffail, com.
mission chairman. will call n meet.
ing soon at which announcement Of
the committees findings win be
made,
The commission Is investigating
charges that the gone delivery plan
is lueauitablc, and is expected 20 aug.
gest some more equitable system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
oh Boy! It's Delicious!
= = y y " y
u. Students Can Chicken

Tho experiments arc not yet com.
plote, according TO Dean John Cobb,
OF tho college OF fisheries, Attempts
will be made to can chicken under
several conditions to determine the
most satisfactory way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
MANY ESTABLISHED
CONCERNS NEED AID

At the present minute there
are probably Is or 30 concerns
In the Northwest. small and
large. that need money for cx.
panslon. They are wel man.
aged by honest men with OK.
perienec. They have grown too
fast for their capital.
They cannot Sc, money from
banks, limited In their invest
ments IN various business lines.
They canno, hire promoters. be-
cause promoters would take
most Of the money.
II Is an ironic fact. tho bet.
ter a small business Is. Tho
moro trouble II has. generally.
in raising money. The crook
can always raise money. The
small man. more honest and
promising little. has q hard
time.
\ little Investigation on your
part should discover one of
these small, but robust and
growing businesses. Whom you
have found II. spend a week or
two investigating Il. Find ont
who the men arc hack OF Il:
how much they know about
their business; what their bust.
ness record is
Find out all abou; tho plan Of
operation. the eompany's finan.
cial rating. the market for It's
product. the extent OF It's com.
petition. what the future holds
for Il.
Investigate II from every
angle you can think of-and
then some II you are salts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Madden Escapes
Wrath of Drys

An the power or tho United
states federal court cannot con-
Wet and punish Arthur w,
Madden. alleged bootlsEgsr
Madden died some weeks pgo
His case was dismissed by
Judge jeremiah Nctyrcr on a
certificate - death and motion
OF tho government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

fed. put PART Of your capital
into a. Don't put all your cggs
into one basket
YOU Will HELP NOt RSEl.F
AND AID THE NORTHWEST
N you invest In "a small but
healthy and growing concern
In the Pacific Northwest you
are not only getting "A fair rc'
turn from your Investment lu
addition you win gain when the
stock becomes more valuable:
sou help mako more work Tor
moro men and women. you n
crease the wealth % your sec
ton. and you helm build up In
dusty n The Pacific North
west.
Michigan has helped her
small investors by passing
law that has virtually wiped
out the promoter, Under this
law tho promoter must put up
onc,tcnih OF the original capital
IN cash aud his books are sub,
sect 90 inspection every 80 days
hy the security division of tho
state
This law has not only knock
cd out the promoter, u has
made Michigan ono ~ the best
states, indus,rinlly iu the
Union today
MICHIGAN LAW GIVES
HONEST PLANT CHANCE
n has given tho legitimate
manufacturer field from
which 20 set money that other
wise would have vanished down
oil wells or into mine holes. IL
has enabled him 90 Ert this
money without paying fabulous
commissions TO promoters; 4
has enabled thousands OF Hmail
investors 10 receive dividends
and has put thousands OF pco.
pie TO work
II the money thrown away
In Seattle alone each year ON
barefaetd frauds in the stock
game could bc put 20 work en-
lnrEing small industries already
under way. millions 81 dollars
would he returned Go citirsns
hundreds more workers could
get jobs and prosperity would
30 ahead faster
Keep your money here. WHY
spend Il on Eastern industries
or bury It IN Florida orange
groves or California walnut
orchards and take chances be.
ing vtctlmized7 You're not near
enough 10 investigate for your
self There arc plenty OF op'
portuuiiies ali around sou.
Look for them and when you
find them give them the acid
test,
The fifth and last story in
this series viii appear In Tho
Star Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05

Frye hotel but win leave shortly for
u trip to California, Or, Brlukor IS
known IN Alaska MS Doe Never
sleep" He operates n Nome drug
store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Doc Neversleep
Here for Rest

Or, c. G.. Drinl<cr of Nome, Alaska.
Is paying his first visit TO the states
In 10 yeara He Ia registered ct the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
BY ]. T.. DRAIN
n Told 10 Jim NInr.hst

- sHAAN HfNAA nAAANN
Ef out Of your head the
~ idea that a low interest
rate necessarily means safety
sometimes q does. sometimes h
doesn't Phuty % small com.
panies are paying up 20 20 and
80 Per cent a ycar-ln safety
othsrs, not so safe. aren't nay.
ms anything az all
Bank dlvluends average nom
10 20 per cent and would
your banker admit his hank
stock wasn't safee
ha, high dividend rate gen.
orally comes slowly a. "a com,
p9ny's prosperity grows IA
dividends grow the value OF tho
STOCK mounts, Some Seattle
hanks. paying from 81 20 $50
on 400 share every year.
value their shares at from $500
90 $3.50 each.
These banks started In "a
small way. They We're honest.
y and efficiently managed. As
their prosperity grew not only
ala their stockholders reap blS,
ger dividends, but the value OF
their stock increased
The history ~ bank stocks is
the history Of the stocks Of
many other business enter.
prises, honestly run and well
managed. Many 4 small busi.
ness In Seattle today viii be
million dollar concern 10 or 20
years from now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
GOVERNMENT RED
TAPE is OPPOSED

None OF the shipping men Inter.
csted" would say definitely Thursday
just what they would do. They want
to discover what Stanley Dollar IS
trying 10 do. first. but they arc
willing TO get IN, II they can be ms.
surcd OF Seattle operation. coupled
with the efficiency of ono operating
system, instead OF the two systems
now being used
Tho first fight, they say. must be
20 get lot Of governmental red tape
cut. American ships arc hnmpered
they assert, by n multitude of need.
less inspections" and other money
eating regulations
Then, they add, tho entire northern
tier OF states, as far east ms Chi
cago. ought TO be interested. ship
ping, as they do. over the short
route TO tho orient
In five years. It Is pointed out.
American ships have won from
Japanese, Canadian and British lines
the bulk Of the passenger business.
But passenger business doesn't make
dividends Freight does; and tho big
fight In future viii be for freight.
SEATTLE FACING
STIFF COMPETITION
Seattle is up against stiff compe.
tltion. Fighting the American line
are the N, Y. X and the o. S. X,
subsidized Japanese lines: the pow.
crful Canadian Pacific. the efficient.
| " managed Blue Funnel line, n
British concern, But Seattle ship.
ping men arc not afraid OF that han.
dlcap; they figure they can win.
San Francisco. they point out, has
only tho T, X. X, another Japanese
line, to compete with, and consc.
qucntly makes a better showing
than Seattle M yet
There is some talk that the sass
may bo replaced with tho smaller
5O2s, now being used by tho Dollar
round.thcworld service out Of san
Francisco.
And there rs also talk that, IN
tho American fling disappears tom.
pornrily from Smith cove, swedish
interests viii put fast, luxurious mo.
iorshlps on the run coral the bust.
Ncss and he In firm position TO
hold II, should an b,cmpt he made
TO rcplncc the flogs
But! "Wc'ro not golug TO lose tho
ahps- bnnk on that" N the con,
aonsus ~ ahlpplng men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
TELEPHONE
STARTS ON PAGE l

In tie.up in phone service or an
appeal TO the courts TO decide
whether or not tho phone company
Is operating under n franchise.
The Washington times., 1925-02-19
The Tobacco Industry
and Taxes

The aggregate tax paid b.
the tobacco business i with
one exception, isscOpIs tures, The
Iarp & item Of internal revenue
the federal government r.
ceives. Last (fscall year il
amounted to $SO9. OIL, 05O. "a.
OF this enormous amount of
money the cigarette industry
paid $3.50, 715, 7S5. 90, OF nearly
two-thirds Of the total tax paid
by the entire tobacco business.
We believe ion VII appreci-
ale that when nearly fifty
cents Of every dollar paid by
you for cigarettes goes to the
government, you must receive
IN cigarettes q value IN return
for your money that Is rarely
given IN any commodity.
That the public appreciates
this great value IS shoWn by the
enormous increase IN the con-
sumption of cigarettes.
The Washington times., 1925-02-19
Our reasons for this
tax free offer

We know this offer induces
men to try Lucky StTikes-it
wins More Friends. !"
We know that q large par
centage Of those who get ac-
quainted with Lucky Strikes
adopt them.
This in't philanthropy nor
propaganda-just good BUSH
ness, as youn agree.
The offer is limited. Wecan-
not afford TO keep it up.
We make it generous, to
attract attention.
The Washington times., 1925-02-19
Facts
About.
Taxes
on
Cigarettes

TITO the general public, w
believe Il VIII be surpris
ing to learn that nearly half d
Oh0t Mev pay for cigOrsttes OOes
to Tie government tOr tures.
The internal revenue stamp
on q package a twenty Lucky
Strike cigarettes cOsts 90 six
cents. On q 76c TIN Of one hum
bred the revenue stamp cOsts
yOss thirty cents.
So nearly one hGG Of what
you pay for cigarettes . spent
Ov you for taxes.
This is certainly the heaviest
tax ON an article Of daily and
universal consumption.
The Washington times., 1925-02-19
Supg-quahty

Only by immense volumecan
we produce such an aristocratic
cigarette as Lucky Strike at
such a democratic price.
It's quality is supreme be-
cause it has that costly extra
process, toasting, which mn
proves the flavor and adds to
the taste Of even the finest
tobaccos that are used in Lucky
Strikes.
The Washington times., 1925-02-19

Every Lucky Strike factory
isanodelof sanitation. Read
how Alfred w. Mccain, the
noted food expert, describes
one Of our factories: white
walls and ceilings, floors ~
clean a. freshly chis0Ied
marble, cutting machines
and wrapping machines
that take away from the
human hand all detail and
leave nothing to the human
supervision but the WATCH
fulness of trained eyes,"
= .
We know q trial VIII make
you a permanent customer at
ours.
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