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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24

dent; Mrs NJ. J, Hughes. second
vico president: Mrs. Guy Gaines.
secretary. and Miss Rita Meyer.
treasurnr.
The president and first vice pres.
ideni win represent the association
At tho state convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
ADVERTISEMENT
RUPTURE
EXPERTS
COMING
Demonstrate the Famous
Rice Method Free to
Callers at Hotel

II you are ruptured, your big OPP
portunity has now arrived. II you
would like TO be free from the slav-
cry of gouging. pincfrng, chafing
trusses that make life a burden.
then HERE and NOW is the time
to act.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Williams. ex-
perts in rupture cases est. trai IN " un &,
Rice. of Adams. n. Y, the famous
discoverer of the Rice Non-Surgical
Rupture Method. will be at the Seat
tie Hotel. Seattle, Wash, from sat
urday morning, April 25, until Wed.
nesday evening, April ~, except
Sunday.
These experts are here to person.
ally demonstrate to all ruptureo
cd can accomplish. You have. no
doubt, heard and read much about
this famous Method and the cures
which thousands have reported from
II. Now. you have the chance to
find out all about 1t. to have II
demonstrated to you and to see what
IL can do in YOUR OWN case. Just
call n. the hotel and these experts
will give you their personal atten-
ton. best advice and complete DEM
onstration absolutely wit out
charge.
Are you tired OF that binding.
hampering. uncomfortable truss?
Would You like TO be free Of II for
ever? Then investigate this Rice
Method and find out the possibih.
ties II holds out: surely Method
that could cause so many thousands
of former rupture sufferers to re-
port cures must be worthy OF your
full and complete investigation.
The Rice Method Is different from
anything else, II Is modern. up-to-
the-minutc, abreast OF tho latest,
scientific developments. IL " the.
one Method that you are not asker
to take on faith alone--the ono
Method that is positively demon
strated 20 you, right on your own
person. without any charge what
ever. You do not spend n penny un-s
less, after having n fun and conn
plcte demonstration, YOU decide that
this IL the Method for YOU Anf
you---you alone-arc tho sole judge
OF that,
In Justice to yourself, come in and
SEQ these experts. Remember they
will be hero only four days, them
YOUR opportunity will DO gone
Grasp Il NOW, IL may prove to be
the wlsost thing YOU ever did, and
Il costs You nothing to find
out.
nemcmbcr. como to tho Seattle
Hotel any day from 10 IL fo~-.
Moons. 9 10 afternoons. or. 7 TO =
in the evening. The dates are from,
Saturday mornlng. April 20, until
wednesday evening, April 20, cx-
ccpt sunday,
DON'T lot this opportunity get
away from you.
W. 3. RICE. Adps,s, N. \.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Girl Scouts Tour
Ice Cream Plant

Seattle Girl Scouts will invade the
plant OF the Seattle Ice Cream Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Funeral of Mrs. E.
Hewett Held Friday

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza.
beth Hewett. so, were held Fri.
day afternoon from Butterworth's
mortuary. with interment in Mount
Pleasant cemetery. Mrs. Hewett
died Wednesday at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. J. X. Smiley, 1911
36th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24

the Central building. They viii con.
slider the report OF the proceedings
OF the recent Wenatehee convention
OF state Music Teachers. with refer.
encc TO the new plan OF cer,lfica.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Lecture on Flowers
and Trees of N. w.

Miss Julia shourek. head OF the
department OF visual education in
the Seattle public schools. viii de.
liver a stereopticon lecture on THE
Flowers and Trees OF the Pacific
Northwest Sunday at p. m. in the
Labor Temple. The lecture will be
under the auspices OF the Seattle
Labor college. and the public is in
vited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24

Saturday morning and find out all
about "how II is done"
Incidentally they will be given un.
limited opportunity TO test the prod
uet. They will be chaperonod by
Mrs. 4. Y. Baker.
All Girl Scouts desiring to attend
should meet the party ut the plant,
1901 Fourth ave. S.. at 10 n. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Vast metropolitan Area
Urged byT ownS on Sound
Lower Ferry Rates
Asked to Aid Big
Development Plan

pEslDENTs Of Manchester. Port
~ Orchard. Bremcrton. Charles,
ton and other communities across
Puget Sound ana along the olym.
pic Peninsula, have united 10 de,
Nelop their big region as a part or
Ia great metropolitan area. with Sc
attle as the center Of industry.
unriNaled scenic attractions IN
this Playground OF the Northwest"
summer homo sites. business oppor.
iunities, fishing. hunting. auto
tours and other Turing assets OF the
Sound country and olympic district
arc being exploited 20 let the homo
folks and visitors know Just what
tho various communities have 10
offer IN general advantages.
A strenuous effort Is being made
az presont--ln fact. Il ~ a vigorous
continuation OF long fight-to 10
euro lower ferry rates across the
Sound. The residents claim that
high transportation costs have been
tho greatest drawback 10 the big
development Of the district.
SHOULD he LINKED
WITH SEATTLE
"rhe towns across the hay should
ba 20 Seattle what Oakland ~ 20 San
Francisco or Long Island il TO New
York" Bert Rogers. president Of the
Manchester port commission. and one
OF the boosters OF the plan, nald 10
The Star Friday
our interests arr common and
We are appealing 10 the people Of
Seattle TO help make the develop.
mcnt program n success, With
cooperation and understanding,
VIC can make the Olympic PENN.
sula tho nation. foremost sum
mv playground"
Rogers says that residents OF the
district arc fighting for 5o-oont
automobile charge ana 25.cent pas,
aongef fare on the ferry lines across
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Teaching Musicians
Will Meet Saturday

A meeting Of all teaching must
clans is called for T:3o .. m. satur.
day. AZ the offices OF Miss Letha
Mcclure. Of the public schools. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24

oil the Manchester port COM
mission.
Photo by Carter & Bradley.
Star STAFF Photographers
tho Sound one ferry system recent
~ put 50,cent auto charge into e.
feet on the run between AK Point
and Manchester.
Tho Older lines operating 10 Brcm,
ertou. Charleston ana more distant
points, Immediately protested TO the
state department Of public works
and obtained ruling putting tho
fare up To So cents on passenger
automobiles.
we believe "a s0,cont charge on
automobiles is sufficient" Rogers
SHid Communities across the Sound
should hayo double their present
population, and viii grow rapidly. II
a popular rate Is established.
'wo want 10 cooperate with Sc,
attic TO develop this great suburban
district"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
BOUFFANT SKIRTS

Taffeta and chiffon dresses with
very bouffant skirts come in cycla.
mon. faded pink, lavender and in
combinations OF blue and pink and
black and pink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Mrs. Mercer Chosen
Mercer 1T. A. Head

Mrs. ID. II. Nu;ter was reelected
president OF the Mercer Parent
Teacher association nj ita annual
election Thursday. Mrs. John Mac
Lean was chosen first vice preal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
FURTHER DELAY
NOT SANCTIONED

Bonds and stock not already de-
posted may be Deposited without
penalty until October 20. 1925.
The reorganization managers arc
convinced that fun discussion Of
this feature has failed 10 develop
any sound criticism Of the plan or
any Improvements IN ila structure,
70 further delay tie reorganization
would only continue the large add
tioual expense incident 20 receiver.
ship. estimated Al more than $1,000
600 year
Regarding th. Roosevelt state.
msnt that the existing plan has met
with general opposition. Il Is stated
that. on the contrary, tho plan has
met with widespread approval u
10 doubtful II ia any previous reor-
ganiEation Of similar magnitude 70
large volume ~ securities has
been deposited IN 10 short g time
after the PRONUNCIATION 81 the plan.
n Is significant that out ~ $500
900 bonds. held by sc savings banks
In the state or New York. over 49,,
100000 held by Is tavinga banks
have already bsrn deposited All
the known holdings Of tho large iife
Insurance companies have been de-,
pnaited"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Standard Oil Co.
Fights Sec. Work

WASHlNGTON, oct 3-tHY Y.
p The standard OIL 20, Ur Cali
fornia today asked the supreme
court OF the District of Columbia
FOR an injunction against sccrs.
tnry Of the Interior Work.
IL asked that he be restrained
from holding hearing In Cali
fornia 10 dives, The company Of
it's title 70 approximately cas- acres
~ land inside the t.lk iiills naval
oil reserve
The hearing was ordered by Work
IN conformity with senate rrso'
luton introduced by Senator Walsh
81 Montana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BUDGET
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

The general outlay budget was
trimmed about $4,000
The road and bridge estimates
taken up Friday include roaues,
OF S2il.n00 for tho South district
and $4,000 for tho North district,
River Improvement estimates call
FOR $4,000. A surplus Of about
$50. 500 will hc turned hack into the
road and bridge fund from last
years appropriations.
The sum Of s?3,3os il credited as
the surplus from tho South district.
with probable addition OF about ST..
$50 rs revenue from the sale OF a
steam shovel Tho North district
reports an unexpendcd balance
from last year Of $1,000.
The combined surplus and rev.
suuo will bc credited against the
estimates, reducing tncm 10y tho
sum which the SURPRISES total
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
SIS DRY AGENTS
TO Be DROPPED
RumbleS OF Prohibition Dis
SenSion Heard at Capital
SENATORS ARE PEEVEO
Several Hundred Clerks to
Be Dropped From Force

WASHINGTON. oct o. Rumbles
~ dssrnsions were Friday stirring
headquarters.
approximately one fourth of the
500 agents are Go hc dropped nu
October Ii. together with several
hundred clerks. ON top OF this
came the announcement from
senator .. W, Harrcld Ollohama
republican. that he was not be.
ing consulted by Assistant Sec
fe.ary o. the Treasury Andrews.
m charge OF prohibition enforcement
on appointments or removals in the
Try enforcement unit % his state
Harrcld addressed a letter 60 An
drews. In which he said:
81 will ~ impossible 90 keen peace
IN the republican party in Oklahoma
unless senator Pine and myself are
consulted about these appointments
and removals, aud / feel IL but fair
10 you 20 say in advance that We
shall expect this courtesy from your
department.
The controversy between the oklo-
homa senators and Andrews was
started by the action OF Director
White Of Fort Worth, Texas, In ask
ing the resignation OF the Rev, Mr.
rhoroughman OF Lawton. Okla.
prohibition agent Of long standing
Iawton churches condemned Whites
demand that Thoroughmnn so, and
furhre has arisen In which Har-
reid has been charged with respon-
slbility. which he declares he viii
not assume.
The oklahoma senator's protest Is
The first heard publicly since mem
bers OF congress made it plain they
would not stand for the policy an
nounced by Andrews when be. first
look over the reins OF reinforce
ment-that politics would have 70 he
removed from all matters pertaining
10 prohibition enforcement. especial
~ appointments and removals An
arcws' policy announcement brought
the instantaneous wrath Of congress
about his head. and soon after Sec
rotary Mellon declared that senators
would have TO approve Of new re-
-ional administrators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
WARE POACH|NG
Three Men Held for Net
Fishing on Elliott Bay

Fishing with nets in the puwam'
iAh waterway aud Elliott bay Is an
unhealthy and expensive proposition,
The state bureau of fisheries has
made three arrests IN the last two
days. Tom Pappss. ~. and Jim Me
his. "a. landed in the city jail Fri.
day morning.
Another fisherman was arrested
Thursday All three arc held for 1900
bail for violating the state fishery
laws Al commercial fishing Is
barred IN tho waterway and bay,
tho waters being a preserve Tor prt.
yate sportsmen only Deputy Game
wardens W. T. Mctloyd and H. u,
johnson are patrolllng the waters
daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Olmsted Pays $50
for Camera Smash

Superior court iurSmeu lato
Thursday refused TO give Robert
Bradley. newspaper photographer
anything Tor personal damages
asked u Roy olmsted for alleged
assault, They gave the news cam
era man $50 damages Tor hts Ora
tlex camera. smashed in tho euconn'
ter AZ Third and Columbia, lac, No.
vgmber.
Bradley had asked si.ioo. siieE'
ing that he was beaten and his cam
era smashed by olmstef and a Jap
anese servant whom he snapped" n
picture OF Mrs. Oluated on the
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Hard Luck Chases
Everett Auto Man

EVERETT. oct. 0. Hard luck hit
Chester Lewis, an automobile sales
man. twlrs In the Huue place yestcr
day. lie allowed James Hurdick
also OF Everett. to take no~ ear
for trial spin nuydlek ieft his
old car rs security
Federal dry nftlecm later seized
Burllck aud the new cat which
they said. was carrying $50 quartz
Of beer Meanwhile the old ear
was seized BY an Everett firm for a
debt.
Lewis IL starting a fight 20 regain
possession OF the nsw car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
HUSKY SQUAD TO
AROUSE SLEEPERS
FOR CAMPUS DAY

r ATE slsepcrs ut the Univcr
IL sity OF Washington Will be
uncoromouiously aroused at s
O'Clock Saturday morning BY
squad OF husky football men.
Everyone will gather on the
campus and put in n morning's
work cleaning up the stadium
and tho campus. In celebration
OF the annual Stadium day.
After the work is completed
there will be lunch. prepared by
the goods, and various events in
tho carly afternoon, followed by
the Montana Washington foot.
bali game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Woman Injured by
Car Asks Damage

Claiming that Shc was permanent
Is injured July S this year. In an
auto collision, Mrs Eiya Davis filed
suit for $4,000 damages from Fred
schcidcrich in superior court Fri.
day sho alleges no was speeding
80 miles an hour when his car hit
the Davis auto at Borcn ave. and
olive way. The Davis car was over,
turned and Mrs, Davis hurt her
fsrgE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Back ard Flocks
Urged for Seattle

Revival Of back yard nocks Of
chickens IL TO be undertaken in
Seattle by tho Puget sound poulty
association To this cud IL win
sponsor series OF lectures on the
subject, the fret Of the talks 10 10
given Tuesday evening, October 10.
al the Chamber Of Commerce.
At this meeting Mira George II,
shoup or the Western Experiment
station. viii talk on "Thc City
Mans Chance with Poultry" Arthur
Duston. we'll known in the East as
n white wyandottc breeder will
talk on Profits TO lie Mado From
the Backyard Flock"
other lectures. which arc 70 be
free 10 the public. VIII follow
weekly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
City Employees
Get Wage Raise

Increases of about $40 "A month
have been granted eight city en-
nloyes by the civil service commits.
sion, under a Reconsideration scheme.
rhr employees are C O. Thompson,
olRiuls auditor: r, u. souer. chief
clerk, building department. A. a.
Brayrner. chief clerk, health depart.
nsnt; A. II. Grout. secretary and
chief examiner. civil service depart
nent. and the following account
ants. George A. Liehes. A. Il. Lund.
4. p. Hiatt and c. r. LundErsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Peace Officers to
Meet in Seattle

The directorate Of the Washington
state Pence Officers association was
to hold special meeting hero Friday.
II was called 10y william Cole, chief
of the state highway patrol and pres.
ident of the board OF directors The
session, tho purpose OF which was
not announced, was scheduled to be
held In the office Of Luke S, May,
criminologlst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09

LONDON, oct o-spccds in OK
cess of four miles minute are ru-
morcd 10 have been made In tho
latest tests OF tho British hush
hush" soaplnnH, tho Supermarnc.
Napier 81. with which the British
hope to lit tho Schneider cup from
America,
An unofficial observer Of tho plane
reports that In flight the new ma.
chine looks like a flying bullet"
which Is the name, incidentally.
which has been given TO the machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Demand Removal of
Packing Plant Odor

Altho promise was made some
months ago that the Barron Packing
would be moved further
south. citizens In West Seattle must
still inhaia the aroma OF the packing
plant on each downward and home
ward trip. West Seattle folk charge.
Al the last meeting Of the West
Seattle Community club. September
-. a report upon the removal ot the
plant was received from the commit
tee on public safety and trRnspcrta-
ton, which has been working on the
matter for the past month. and has
been in conference with city Off
Gals. The club announced its inteu.
ton 20 see that tho promise is kept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Prohi Agents Raid
House on Highway

Prohibition agents under Federal
Administrators Lyle weren't satisfied
Thursday night with Selling 100 bot.
ties Of beer in James BurdIcks
touring car.
After they had made the catch
near Murphy's corner, on the Everett
highway, north OF Bothell. they do.
clded to take n look NJ nearby
house. occupied by Burdick,
There they found about 50 gallons
Of brew In tho process OF being
turned into prc-war beer. They also
found about 400 moro bottles OF beer,
they said. Burdick was taken to tho
immigration station in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Grant Lands Big
Shipment of Silk

Landing lo,soo.balc cargo Of silk,
til. Admiral liner President Grant
locked at Smith Cove Thursday
evening Capt. Mike Jensen brought
the hig ship thru two day gale and
plenty Of fog on her trip from the
Orient. A fun passenger list included
Maurice Walk. former vice consul
for tho United states at Tokyo, on
a furlough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
MILWAUKEE R. R.
REORGANIzED
Plan Becomes Operative
Friday, Managers Say
STOCKHOLDERS ASSENT
No Sound Criticism OF Meth
obs Have Been Advanced

Nfw YORK. oct Heorgnni-
tRtlou ~ the Chicago. Milwaukee a
81 Paul Halfway company under
the reorganization plan agreed upon
June /. 1895. becomes operative mi
day. II was announced hy Kuhn
Loeb q Co and the National city
bank reorganization managers.
In making the announcement the
reorganization managers took M
tho statements of the committee Of
which George T. Roosevelt is chair
man. which has bs,n cndeuy0rlng 30
modify The plan iu several respects.
In each chEn the managers reject
ed tho Roosevelt suggestions as
mot being Ia the interests of bond
holders or preferred FtoekholdsfA
The reorganization Managers de.
clare tho announcement HfyH. that
The stockholders asserting 10 the
plan now amount nearly 40 per cent
Of The outstanding bonds. IN nd
d,tion $50 300 600 par value ~ stock
has been deposited. making total
OF over $4,000. 900 Of securities a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Want Volstead to
Try Liquor Cases

WASHINGTON. oct ~ CBy u. P)
Assistant Secretary OF tho Treas.
ury Andrews has telcgrnphed Gen.
eral Rhynow, prohibition administra.
tor at 81. Paul. to hire Andrew ].
Nolstchd. author OF tho prohibition
enforcement law. ~ attorney 10 han.
die federal liquor prosecutions IN
that district, Il was authoritatively
learned today
Andrews has been advised that the
employment OF Nolstoad Is completed
except for Tow details, including
actual appointment, which arc OK.
pccted TO be put thru without a
hitch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Ask Permit for
Sea Lark Barge

A suit TO determine the right Of
the county commissioners to refuse
10 grant dance license WIS filed
in superior court Thursday after
noon. Tho Bryn Mnwr Pines club
filed tho suit alleging that Il is OPP
Grating the dance barge Sea Lark
and an Amusement park Mt SGryn
Mawr and that the King county
Gommissioncrs refuse TO grant them
ii permit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
To Speed Murder
Trial of Logger

To give him the benefit OF q
speedy trial BY Jury the second de.
gree murder charge against Thomas
Glover was late Thursday transfer
red from Justice TO superior court
Glover Is charged With beating
John Edin 20 death October ?, with
blunt instrument Glover gave
himself up when he read Of Edin's
dAath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Accused Banker in
Extradition Fight

a fight against eEtraditiun waa
started Friday by John J Hastings,
North Dakota banker, who in under
arrest In Seattle. accused aH an EN-
bszzler An officer Is coming from
New England. y, nak.. AZ which
town Hastings was formerly a bank
president, 20 taks him back for trial
The banker declares his arrest IN "a
political framsup" 1Io was formerly
connected With the nonpaFtisan
league.
Hastings asserts that he can
straightcn out the charge against,
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
HUNTER IS LOST
Parties Search for Edward
Ward, Shipping Clerk

Search parties were organized FRI
day to hunt for Edward Ward, IS,
"a shipping clerk employed by the
o. II. Williams company lie is re-
ported lost In the foothills near Ran,
die, Lewis county,
Ward left Seattle last Friday on
n deer shooting trip with a friend
The friend, named Selly, wired L. j
woodman. company foreman, Thurs
day night that Ward was lost
sheriff Roberts at Centralin has
been asked 20 help in the hunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
California Grapes Begin
Journey to Wine Presses
Amateurs Prepare to Transform Crop Into
Beverage; Yield Is Record

enacted, grape growers e The state
heeamv panicky and many sold
their vineyards The alarm waa
premature. however for the indus
Try has increased tremendously
since 1915 last year more than
SO. 900 carloads Of gppea lefi the
state 80 by oariy November of
this year IL IL estimated, between
CD 600 and 81. 600 carloads VIII have
been shipped.
In San Francisco, principally n
tho foreign quarters thg fret grape
conslguments were greeted by a
wave OF rejoicing, Dusty wine
presses were brought out nom a
year Of innrtlnn. in some eases oven
boldly eartod along the Htrceta. and
put into commission for vigorous
use, Persons not having prVbaes
Of their own could rent them for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09

CHARLES AMES, missing
Cleveland aiImail pilot, who
crashed in the rugged moun-
tain country east of Belle
fonte, Pa. His plane was last
seen passing over Hartleton,
Pa. Airplanes and several
searching parties are seeking
the missing flyer. He was re-
ported found Thursday, but
this was unfounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Rains Coming, So
Thief Prepares

snaichlnE an nrmtul OF umbrellas
from the doorway OF the narteii store
at Second ave. and Union II. late
Thursday. "a thief escaped up an
alley. Employees Of the store who
saw the theft. chased him. but were
unable 10 caich him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
LAW REVIEW EDITORS

Charles Pearl, Charles Horowits
and Orio Kellogg were named cdi
tors of tho Washington Law Re.
Wow, publication stnrtcd by the
law school Of the university Inst
year II is entirely professional
publication.