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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
BELIEVE MAN is
FATALLY HURT
BY TRUCK
Archie Ash in Critical Con-
dition in Hospital
TROLLEY HITS ANOTHER
Pedestrian Knocked Uncon-
sCious; viii Live

VICTIMS Of street car and a
motor truck, two men we're in
the city hospital Saturday ono
possibly will die,
Archie S. Ash. widely known buE!-
ness man OF Portland, Medford, san
Francisco and Seattle, was struck
down at Third ave and Main IT.
carly Saturday by n truck driven by
n. Hnynshi. driver for tho japanese
firm OF NJ. Furuya Co. importers
and exporters
Suffering from a fractured skull,
Ash was picked up and rushed 20
tho hospital, where no lost con-
sciousueaA Physicians fear that he
may die. Ash WAS in Seattle on a
business trip. He controls tho Ash
Cold Storage Go. in Mcdford, Ore,
and other businesses In Coast cities.
He was crossing tho street when hit
by the car.
Hit by a street car Mt Fifth ave.
and Jackson 81. FRIDAY night, j. II.
wanwig. 30. agent. 1876 Boston ST.,
was knocked unconscious. when
taken 10 the hospital Wanwig's in
juries were said to DO severe but
not fatal. The motorman OF the
car that struck him was 5. J..
Blake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
DAPPER Dan ROBS CAR
Rides Madrona Trolley and Greets
Passengers With Gun

inches OF his head. Rlffcr Lost soy.
eral dollars and was commanded to
SIT down
An tho car passed gard ave. and
Dearborn st.. the bandit saw another
man waiting and told Reid TO stop
for him. Tho passenger was X. j.
GIffln, SiOS 18th ave. s. Gffln also
was robbed and forced to take y
seat.
The bandit tired Of the sport and
M tho car rumblcd along he ro.
fused TO let Reid stop for other pas.
scnEcrs who we're waiting. The
street car passed Fourth ave. and
Jackson st, where couple OF police.
men were waiting and at Main Ht.,
u block father on. no stopped tho
car md disappeared
A negro bandit held M X. NJ Tan.
nah, iigB King Ht., early Saturday
morning at 18th ave, and Yoslcr why.
Hannah lost IS, fountain po,S.nd
some papers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

IN tho eve OF Mothcrp' Day. MrH.
" Mary $. Fclch. tho mother OF
Northwest" urges upon W ull tho
need for remembering tho folks back
home
III ditSancc, or business cares or
other things have so disnrrangcd
things that you no longer arc In
touch with your parents. there Is no
better time than tomorrow othcrs
Day--to sit down and begin re-
newai OF tho correspondence" she
says Your sothcrs will appreciate
it--how well. know!"
Arid Mrs. Fcleh docs know For
she In the head Of family Of 80 and
every ono of them today was sending
her messages Of good Will for
Mothers Day. Four children. II
grandchildren, is grcat-grandchil-
drcn. Aand all living.
She IL truly the mother Of tho
Northwest by this remarkable rec
ord alone, Added 10 that;
In 1854. as child of nine. Mrs.
Tclch started In an OK cart with her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
$4,000 ATTEND
TULIP SHOW
BelIingham Festival Largest
in Towns History

BELLINGHAM. May e.-The an
nuHl and colorful tulip festival pa.
rade was witnessed by $4,000 spects.
tors here yesterday.
II ushercd in Rellingham's biggest
blossom fete OF history.
Swinomish and LummI Indians de-
picted pre.white days. while an
American Legion airplane gave til.
contrasting note 20 the celebration
OF pioneer and modern days.
A float entered by the combined
high schools OF the city won tn.
award. Tho women's Music club
was second and the Kiwanis float
was third.
A trnclS meet. blossom show and
auto show are on Saturdays pro.
gram. Fireworks over tho bay will
conclude tho fcstical Saturday night.
with n Mardi Gras ball lasting well
into the night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Garrison Sanity
Trial on June IL

Supreme court Jurists OF tho state
will hear Ruth Garrisou's appeal for
a sanity trial in Olympia June IL
She seeks freedom from the Grim.
lnal insane ward at Wnlin Walia.
where sho was placed in 1919 when
acquitted OF the murder Of Mrs.
Douglas storrs
Attorneys Fred J. We,tricIt and
Ralph Morse represent here. Tho
state viii resist her suit thru Harry
Rhodes. deputy prosecutor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
INSURANCE
MAN fire
STARTER
jury Convicts Him
and Thomas Smith of
Burning Household

Paul 5. Norton. prominent colnan
dock real estate and insurance man.
and his oo.dciendant. Thomas smith.
alleged cx,convic, were found guilty
OF second degree arson Friday night.
Six men and six women. forming the
jury, returned the verdict IN Judge
Halls court after three and one. half
hours deliberations.
IL took an additional hour to re.
assemble Judge and principals 20
hear the verdict read By John Bur.
rows. court clerk
The jury retired about : D. m,
after Deputy Prosecutor Hammer.
summing up for tho state. reiterated
charges that the men had conspirsd
and burned Norton's houseboat on
Wesilake ave. y. last November Tor
$500 Insurance.
Early Fritay. Norton started civil
suit 10 collect the insurance from
two Insurance companies.
Conviction carries With Il penalties
OF not more thpn 10 years in the
penitentiary or not more than a
5000 fine. Second degree arson
comprises burning an uuinhablted
dwelling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Paul Norton Guilty of Arson!
Loses $7.45
Suit; Costs
Total $3.50!

TNHIS business Of suing tho tele.
phone company has proved n
costly ono FOR Attorney Henry Clay
Agnew o. Seattle.
AEnew, single handed and In the
Interests OF the city az large. az.
tackled the telephone companys new
rate schedule. asking a rebate o.
Si5 tho difference between tho old
and new rates on hts office phone,
He didn't set the rebate. And. he
sides That he's goi 10 pay $3.50
Attorney Agnew was notified sat,
urday that the United States circuit
court OF appeals in san Francisco
had reversed the ruling OF Federal
Judge Netercr Ia the local case. The
circuit court ruled against Seterer
IN deciding that the case was on.
for tho state courts. IT'S for the
federal courts. the decision stated.
Just what does this mcan." At.
,orney Agnsw was asked
1T means thar am thru aaid
Agnew firmly. TITS too expensive
flSht 10 carry on personally.
sued for I7t5. spent about hun,
drcd dollars Of ms money In the ten;
case, and now I've got 10 dis down
In my own pocket 10 pay $3.50 costs
ia tho case The city refused 10 aid
me in this fight and can't afford
20 continue Il personally For that
reason | am dropping r.
II there arc any people in Sc
attic who would like 10 fight for a
phone rebate hard enough 10 put up
some money. why I'd carry on with
out attorneys fees But no, any
more OF my money. II is TOO OK
ponaive"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Ships Pantryman
Disappears at Sea

John Joyce. n pantryman on board
tho S. s. Griffdu. en- route TO Seattle
from Alaska, disappeared overheard
Friday night. according TO word re.
ccivcd in Seattle by wireless Satur.
day.
Joyce disappeared ut p, m. while
the ship was no miles out Of port.
lie has a brother, Thomas Joyce. SOC
n. Domzck St, New York city. and
friends here are trying TO get In
touch with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
CLUES INDICATE
SUITOR TOOK
BRIDE AWAY
Police Can't Find Trace OF
Either Man or Girl
REPORTED SEEN IN CITY
Parents Believe Wife OF
Four Days Kidnapped

Despite a two-day search, the
police Saturday had found no trace
Of Mrs. Grace Carlisle. a bride OF
four days. wto disappeared in an
afternoon shopping crowd downtown
Thursday
The police have also failed to To-
cate n rejected sutton OF the bride.
who is believed 10 know her where
sbouts.
The girls parents and her hus-
bands mother insist that she was
kidnapped. probably by the former
sutton
Mrs Carlislo's marriage took place
Tuesday afternoon in Judge Daiton's
court The young couple had been
making their home in the ANON
apartments. Jack Carlisle, the hus-
band. walked downtown with her
Thursday afternoon and she left to
do some shopping and dropped out
OF sight.
The former suitor. according TO
the girls parents, had been jealous
Of her. He called her up on the
telephone on her wedding day and
told her that he was going 10 Los
Angeles He had sold his auto. The
police later learned that he had
sold his car, but had not left town.
Thursday afternoon the mans sis
ter called up the mother OF the girl
and was told that the young couple
had gone downtown.
The ex-suitor disappeared about
the same time. HIS parents told a
detective Friday that he had taken
Job on "a shipping board liner as
an oiler and had left tho city
Thursday night.
The police determined. however,
that he had not taken the Job as
reported and have had no trace of
him since.
Another clue was given officers
by +. C. Abel, clerk NJ the New
Arlington hotel. who said no saw
the girl. whom he knew. sitting in a
red roadster with two young men In
front OF the Butler hotel Friday
night. Tho car drove away down
Second ave.
The parents OF the missing sutton
told the police that Mrs. Carlisle
did not care deeply for her hus-
band,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
AutoWr ecRer
Loses Plant;
Thugs GetIt

Yesterday was Friday. Maybe
that's the reason why on that day
Sam Oahman dealer In wrecked
autos. found himself without a bust
ness.
The day before be had been the
happy owner Of q wrecking establish,
ment ~ i2i7 Eighth ave s.. which
Included a stock Of half a dozen
autos.
But during tho night. thieves had
stolen everything in sight. leaving
him nothing but q vacant lot and
an office building.
The autos, his tools and a large
stock Of parts had vanished com.
pletely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

Oregon territory, She arrived here
Just a short time after n young
follow by tho name OF Ezra Mcckcr
had begun 10 mako himself known
In the Northwest.
For Al years. the Northwest has
been homo" 10 Mrs. Fetch. In
1852 she married d. c. Fclch at
Eugene, Orc. Ten years later they
moved TO Colfax Fetch. in the
nursery business, planted most OF
tho trees in that territory. Twenty
two years ago they came to Seattle.
Now, a widow. she lives at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John
Il, Ballaine, AGO Seventh ave. n. r..
Mrs. Fclch, at so. truly "thc
mother OF the Northwest by reason
OF II years Of residence here and
her place at tho head OF a family
of 80. gives you good advice, folks.
when ,stc urges YOU TO keep in
touch with your old folks.
Mrs, Mary Fetch knows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

A HAPPY.Go.LUCRY young ban.
~ dit, smooth shaycn and ottIred
in a neat and fashionable suit, late
Friday night boarded Hadrona
street car at Goth ave. s. and Charles
81. He held up tho operator and two
passengers and. after riding into
town. hoped from tho chr ana dis
appeared.
when w. w. Reid, the motorman.
stopped the car he did not suspect
that tho handsome young man wnA
robbcr Tho fellow whipped out a
large pistol and held u under Reds
nose, commanding him 10 go ahead
and drive tho street car as he di.
reCtcd.
Reid was robbed OF ;22.
~ Day N tho bandit saw . pas.
gengcr waiting for the cur ana or.
dored the motormnn to stop for him.
\ Alfred fllffcr 24Oi Day st., got on
'and wnH nht0nished when the ban
IN switched the gun within q few
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
PIELOW NABBED AGAIN
Former Cop Caught by Snohomish
Drys With Big Auto Load of Booze

Ed w. Piclow, former police ser.
gcant and commonly called the
"Houdlni OF Seattle Rum Runners, "
lost much OF his reputation, n size
able chunk OF his property and all
of his disposition Friday when Sno'
homlsh county deputy shcrffs ar
rested him with an auto load OF
liquor near Marysvllle.
pclow's big Mormon automobile,
In which he was hauling 20 cases
of bccrAnd whisky VIII be seized
by the government. according 10
II. A. IIuzcltinc, divisional prohi'
billion director
After cvadlng L. S. officers here
FOR two months, merely by wear
Ing nose glassca" MS he explained,
to I'D arrested with n whole load
Of his own booze, was bitter pill
for the cNpclcc sergeant to swal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

low. Hazeltine said. That Pielow
had been in terrific fist fight
was indicated by his condition. He
was batorod and bloody and had
severe bruises about a. face and
head, the dry chief said
Piclow gave the name of Ludlow
to the Everett officers, but Leonard
Regain, local dry sleuth, easily rec
ognlacd him In the Snohomish Jail
He faces prosecution by the state
authorities of Snohomlsh county
Plelow gaincdahis reputation for
elusivencss by XdgipA peace Off
GERS here after his @dlctmcnt in
the olmsted conspiracy case Two
weeks ago he was taken by w. Nj
Whitney assistant prohibition di
rector as he was leaving North
End apartment house. lie was TO.
lcoecd on bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

Howdy, folks, Tomorrow il
uolhers day. In honor Of the
ssasiOn. Seattle mothers WIN
lnsck off work at 1880 y. m.
ne white earnatioa is the official
,sblsm for Mothers day, But VIC
AK a more appropriate emblem
wuA Be a plate Of Johnny cake
s7ins hot.
Hefc les TIE body
o. Reeinel{ Daiges
Suggested q day
For mother-iH.ldtrs
rsdays Definition: A mother IS
(, psrson who darns so many socks
y thinks her children are cent?.
ssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
First Movie
Motorlog On

THE STARS first Movie Motor.
L log appears today.
It's the log Of trip to Boiling
ham. where the Tulip festival is
on. II embraces beautiful Chucka.
nut drive, Mt. Baker National for.
est, Mt. Baker itself and a multi.
titudc OF other beauties.
Read it today in The Star on
page 3.
Then go to the Blue Mouse tho
alter tonight or any night next
week and SEQ what The Star de.
scribes flashed on the screen be.
fore you.
It's something new. Something
you'll enjoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
New Zbinden Trial
Is Set for May II

Ray zbnden, who pleaded guilty
two weeks ago to charge OF de.
frnuding Boone & Co. out OF $500 ON
an alleged fraudulent automobile
sales contract, will bo tried IN supe.
rior court May 81. according 70 a
calendar drawn In the presiding do.
pnrtmont Saturday.
zbindcn was given suspended
sentence on similar charge several
weeks ago by Judge walter French,
sitting here from Yakima. Tho new
charge wns Immediately filed with
criticism from the prosecutors Of
flco Of Frcnch'a action,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Stolen Truck Runs
Wild; Sailor Held

Allcged % hnYc HIolon d truck
which he deserted when II got be-
yond control, r. Madden, navy
sailor, was held In tho city Jail
Frldny night Tho truck ran away
when the driver fled. and crushed
into a parked auto. Madden was
captured by Pauolman IT, q. sut.
ton, Tho accident happened at First
ave and Sceenn "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
PROBE OF
ACCIDENT
ORDERED
Victims Trapped in
Cabin When Craft
Suddenly Sinks

WAsHINGT0N. May "a
w board Of inquiry OF thre.
army officers will be appointed
Immediately 10 determine the
cause Of the accident 10 the
steamer Norman and place the
blame, II any. il was learned at
the war department today.
The department has wired ur-
gently for a detailed report OF
the disaster. Maj. ID. II. Con-
molly, district engineer at Mem
phis, will be looked 10 for an
explanation OF the alleged over
loading OF the vessel, which is
held responsible for its capsizing.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May g.
l'l With the known dead
placed at %, government
crew attempted 10 raise the hull
OF the engineering boat Norman.
which sank In the Mississippi
river, Is miles below here, last
night.
Tom Lea, boatman, who saw thu
accident. saved nearly a score o.
those aboard the Norman when h
dragged them from the river into hi
motorbOat.
II the attempt to raise the hull il
not successful. a diver will try tc
break into the submerged cabin anC
take out the bodies believed trapped
in the vessel.
The government engineering boa
Choctaw, which accompanied thu
Norman on its Inflated excursion
yesterday, was equipped with a der
rick and graphing irons and or
Turn TO Page 2. Column II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
STRIKE MONDAY
IS DELAYED
Unlomsts Agree to Wait in
Answer to Mayors Plea

Strike Of 1900 Seattle teamsters
and truck drivers. called for next
Monday. has been postponed.
Members OF tho union Friday
night got a letter from Mayor
Brown, asking them 10 wait a few
days until further negotiations
could ha completed. The unionisis
agreed.
New meetings between drivers
and members OF the Truck Owners
associations OF Seattle. ara TO he
held and the dispute thrcshcd out.
The drivers were to have struck
FOR 50 cents day addition TO
their average wage OF 1875. and
slight changes in working coudL
lions. Both sides have shown ID
disposition 70 bc reasonable in the
dispute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Handcuff Employees,
Take 100000 Loot

NEW YORK, May 9,--Thrco men
handcuffed four employees Of the r.
Ross Jewelry Co. on Grand nj. this
morning and robbed the store OF
Jewelry valued at $4,000. The rob.
bers escaped. II took police half an
hour 10 remove the handouts from
the four clcrks, 1t being necessary
TO cut tho locks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
INSPECT PARK SITES

state Treasurer w. @. Potts and
Secretary OF state Grant Hnklc were
on trip thru Skaglt aud Whatcom
counties, Saturday inspecting pro.
posed sites for new state parks.
They are members of tho state parks
committee. They left Seattle Friday
and viii return here tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Moonshine Is Found;
Man Gives $500 Bail

Semitic dry officers reported satur.
day that they raidcd the homo OF
John llartz, 1926 gist ave. s., Friday
night and found 20 gallons OF @Aon-
shlno. Hnrtz was arrested and Inter
released on $500 bail. charged with
violating The CITY dry law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
ARREST O'RARA
Insurance Man Is Charged
With Driving While Drunk

Alleged to have been driving his
automobile whIlo intoxicated. y. j.
O'iInra. 40. widely known insurance
man OF Seattle, was arrested Friday
night. After spending tho night in
Jail he was released on his personal
rocognizanco Saturday by Chicf
Scvcryns,
Motorcycle Pntromnn Frank II.
Gl0dwln made tho arrest Mt Ninth
ave, and Howell IT. Martin Orlarn,
"a, said TO be brother OF the auto
driver, wax arrested also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
CONVICT CHINESE

Chin Wal. ianitor OF Chinese
rooming house at 719h Washington
st. was convicted OF possessing
opium by jury in Federal Judge
Cushman's court Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Mothers Day!
Y c. a. CI4'

III " ~. NiAhi
THEY pioneered, enduring all
L the pcrils
And hnrdships of frontier day.
To make this land OF our
worthy one,
And start their sons and
daughters
On n lighter way TO happiness.
These precious mothers Of
humanity
VIII some time say n brief fare.
well
And pass beyond 10 rich reward;
But they will never die.
"A heritage of loyo will mari,
their course
Turnout eternity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
HOME BREw's WEEKLY
FISHING DOPE

HsrthO. Riyer-kltsap county
I'D fishing for whales, minnows
u goldfish. Reported BY Earl
|fr.
Waifleiron Lakc-Clallam county.
~ successful angler took so many
ask bass from this lake that he
II 10 hire n Ford tractor 10 haul
asn all home. Reported by Dr..
Chg Mccullough.
4 ~gfh Ferk Ilalitoeis River-Aia-
- county. Bin Dixon caught five
Il -,hcs IN this stream, hut had
i J ihrew them back, as they WERE
r&r four inches. Reported by I'd
Ifanklin.
Eis Spinach Iake-Skagit county.
'sth are biting fast. ise linn
arser cheese for bait. Steelheads
" also biting. Liycrwurst and
rnns are bc-i lure. Reported by
4 ". Rowisy.
Eagle Harhor Lagoon - kitssp
a1afy. Ferocious sardine las been
1a iarking In back waters Re
wied by Bobby Fitzgerald.
A party OF prospectors are going
: travel into the Cassiar gold
slaz BY airpianc.
Z, Robert W. Service laugh that
a.
t'on-rords meg come.
fsk ioHCg may 90.
lsi Taps roll on forcTer.
re council efficiency committee
sEairg to probe the ilLgotten gains
Battle policemen. This IL a good
h. We know personally several
20 who have bought Cheyrolsts
Arng the past SIX months.
WE'RE ONLY % YEARS OLD
Dear Homer: You say an old
nner Is n man who can remem-
VI when the push-cart pssidler
s~d to call 'Tutti-Fruiti ice
! rsame on summer evenings.
BIT can you remember when
NJ used 10 sell Hockey .Pokey
II Zee trsamf"-t hriStupher To-
hmbus.
i's Ray. Chicago ta1icab driver.
f%aeduled 70 run in the mile race
x'As stadium today.
Zoe win not stop at tho tape.
'rsser. but win keep going until
shnds a parking place.
raato Nprmi. the phantom Finn.
W. himself ,oith patch tchen he
me BIT hats nothing. Ray car
va ian meier.
~ Gee Gee says her great am
aan ia no f. 10 invent a halrnet
~ VIII last thru a weekend party.
poat laugh al those new college
7alaaies. One Of them any day
~ may Jerk the squeaI out of
wv Fadio for you-Lyden Tribune.
W DIARY
fNAy a.
49, " befin,es, Ia fine f,ttie. and "a
A., n'st ere the sun had risen, N
80. ~ rorHish fellows In the office did
~. ~" srrifening 10 wonder. aad dId
Ia. lsss'emly jssies. hut cared not.
NJ syme' ana 70 playing ~ lawn ten
IA, 4. 'p'ui = mere stripping youth did
N,si. ounoly' and 10 10 reading nm
sn.., ~ ~ 0sllirnne In the sat
mai /, 'nn full Of eomikHI things
Il A f,,a ,pneer, the philosopher, and
I, n,,n'i.on, the poet, and nts, = ,.,i,
III I'm Byrpe, ssd II mighty fine ,oo.
49, 70 bod, after taking a fjsvo, -,
'p Wine for my aornmick's saL,.
iii
Dtnced arc Hr
ana Mrs. NcBliohiy;
N IVY once Zoo often
N one said "oh, airi0htyio
h, truck drivers arc prepar.
. 20 on strike.
~, msl Il all the trlcka vanIsb
M, we streets, the Fords can
" out among Themselves.
NJ hs's Tor The Poison Ivy club.
NJ, mpge partner who wants 10
hrIeng,,ny 10 The world you led that
III "a lhvoitITE SAVINGS /
Ee.@, fisherman! "1'n drop a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
H. Ihy0iiITE SAVINGS
M. Wv fisherman. I'm drop a

/ ss S,ayl HORNY Now we know
NJ s,s. 'eally here a headline in
MI ''r Yesterday sald. aFarm. ~
.sl,. @S AIllIIonDollar Haln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Why Wait Any
Longer

TO buy that Used Carr Ncrc arc
two good buys for YOU to con.
slider springtlmc is Auto Time.
LATE 1924 STAR SPORT
ROADSTER
Car was sold new In November.
1924. has i.whcol brakes. now
Silvertown cord tires, bar cap
motomctcr aide wings You
cnn buy thia car for $3.50 less
than new
1919 MAXWELL
2-pnaacngor coupe Thoroughly
recondbtlonod, now cord tires,
disc wheels, bdmpore; many
useful extras 1850 down: ousy
payments.
Turn 20 the Want Ad Columns
and see who w offering these
cars TO you READ THE WANT
ADS DAILY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

parents from tho old home in Mis-
souri,, across tho plains to the old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Sc AUTOS FOR SALE
NEW! NEW NEW !
1925 Ford Coupe
BALLOON TIRES
ONLY S545

Better than brand new car be.
cause d has been carefully broken
M, Women tourists too nervous
To drive back 90 California decided
10 accept sacrifice price aud rus
turn home BY train, Car has neya
has had very best 81 .carc, Used
- little five balloon tires are just
like new; original finish and up.
holstcty arc flawlcas
Extra equipment includes special
$40 lock steering wheel with spo-
CiHl horn attachment. ruar.ylhiun
mirror. automatic rntuHw lpu,
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tu Ert this wonderful bargain,
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