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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Savings Banks and
Nationals in Clash

or national bank There win also
be a recommendation that the
legislature make the penalties
for violation Of the state bank
ing laws more effective.
When this report is read. II is
predicted. that II ever n banker
gets excited that will be his cue.
Seattle savings and loan men dc.
clare they have no quarrel with the
bankers. and all they ask is TO be
let alone.
Il do not know what II is all
about" said E. W. Campbell. vice
president OF the Puget Sound Saw.
ings and Loan bank. Wednesday.
II understand that some OF the
Spokane banks are worried because
the savings banks OF that city have
been cutting into business that they
considered theirs, and that they will
ask for legislation to curb savings
banks in their activities.
While these things are being
considered II might be MS well 10
state that in 10 years not a single
cent has been lost TO the people
OF this state by the savings and
loan organizations. During that
period there have been 3s state
bank failures, with losses some.
where around IS, 900, 900.
III our security Is not sufficient
the results do not indicate it. II we
are paying too high n rate OF inter.
tTurn TO Page Q. Column q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
FORTUNE TAKEN
FROM STIMS0N
Judge Appoints Guardian for
Youth Who Spent Lavishly

one hundred thousand dollars all
that ia left OF $500. 900 he inherited
"a year ago. vas swept from the
hands OF Frederick +. stimaon. 81.
adjudgrd incompetent TO handle his
fortune. by Probate Judge Dykeman
Wednesday noon.
pykeman appointed the National
Bank Of Commerce. under a $780,.
600 bond. as guardian for young
Stimson.
Mrs. Stimson had potitlonsd for
the guardian.
Judge Dykcman yaid that testl.
mony showed tho young man had
run thru $4,000 in nvc months.
and had monthly ,axicab bills run
ming from 500 TO $500.
Young stimson recently returned
from tho East TO stand trial for
alleged drunk driving.
He went East Immediately after
an auto wreck two months ago in
which Miss Juanita white was In.
jured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Rush to Gold Fields in Plane
Youth Blamed for
Killing Aged Man

FOLLOWING tho finding OF n
l. verdict by a coroncrs jury
which held him responsible for the
death Of Thomas oMcaru. IS. $40
lIcnton ave. Wednesday morning.
Howard Dow. rs. stii Rainier ave,
was arrested at the close OF the IN.
quest by Deputy Coroner William
Jones, lie was rrmanded TO the
sheriff.
A charge OF mAnslaugh,cr viii
probably be filed against Dow. ac
corilnE 20 Dr, Jones.
Dow was driving on tho wrong
side OF Empire way and his auto
did not have adequate headlights.
the jury maintained. when o'MoAra
was struck and fatally Injured. The
accident occurred az Empire way
and Cioverdalo a.. May 81,
I'VE hold Dow responsible for the
death OF o'Meara. quo 10 these cir.
cumstanecs." the jury decided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
DISBARMENT OF
PACE SOUGHT
Bar Examiners Hear Testi-
mony in Court Today

TEsT1MoNY by which tho state
i seeks TO disbar Attorney T. d.
Page. member OF n prominent Pic.
noer family OF the state. was being
submitted 10 tho state board OF bar
examiners In Superior Judge Halls
court Wednesday,
Page. who ~ charged with "ncts
OF moral turpitude." is represented
By the law firms OF Hastings & stcd.
man and Quic s. Halverstadt
II. q. sharp. assistant attorney
general. Is prosecuting the case
Two members OF the March jury
vcnirc. Chris Hansen, 1917 Sixth ave.
W, and William Francis, 40 n. s3rd
ST., testified 10 hearing Page com.
ment on gottin. tho same old
bunch" OF jurors whenever he had
n case set for trial in superior court
Tho state "wednesday afternoon
was expected TO go into Pages al,
legged financial dealings with clients
Turn to Page ., Column II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
BarkhuH Lays DownLaw
to Seattle Park Board
Tells Members He'll Pull Men Off Boulevard
Job if He's Henpecked Any More

Superintendent OF Streets w. d.
Barkhuff laid down the law to the
Seattle Park board In session We'd
nosday morning and the park board
replied by voting complete conf.
denco In BarlShuff
Appearing before the board in a
hostile attitude, Supt BarlShuff
threatened to withdraw Immediately
the street departments work fer the
park board on boulevard paving, IL
further complaints were forthcom.
ing about delay in the conduct OF
hls department.
Bnrkhuff referred, in his state.
mcnt to tho board, TO one com.
plant published In Tho star of
June I, regarding tho condition Of
the clty's boulcvnrds at limo when
tourists were arriving to sco Seat.
tlc's beauty drives and scenic won.
doris
Barkhuff directly accused tho
board of sanctloning Tho Stars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Trolley Bandit Takes
Only Company's Money
And Man Who Held Up Rainier Valley Street
Car Consequently Gets Small Haul

walt a minute! Whose money
IN this7' asked the thug.
TITS mine" responded Wallace.
well. I don't want It. Give mo
tho company's money and keep your
own" said the bandit.
you're taking a big risk, arcn't
you" Wallace asked
Then he gave the man about SO.
well. n man must ont," the
bandit grinncd I'm buy you your
cats II you'll give me back tho
money" Wallace offered.
The bandit declared he would
rather keep the money, and after
telling the four passengers to keep
their seots. that he did no, intend
to modest them, hsgot Off tho train
and walked away
Police were unable to locate him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
DIR. M'LOUCHL|N
PASSES AWAY
City Health Officer Bed
ridden Nearly Month

DR. GEORGE y. McLoUoHLrN.
~ city health officer. died wedncs.
day morning at 1850 at tho Seattle
General hospital.
Death came after several days OF
falling strength. but II was believed
the doctor would last many days
more. according to Or, Eugene Al.
len. his physician. Or. Mclaughlin
was stricken with influenza in May
and never left his bed. At one time
no was nearly well, then no suffered
a relapse.
flr. Mclaughlin was born in Nash.
vile. Tenn, 81 years ago. and gradu.
ated from the medical school OF
George Washington university. He
came TO Seattle 90 years ago. lie
was secretary OF the King County
Medical society In 1907. He was mp.
pointed health commissioner, March
1s. 1924. by Mayor Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
COOLIDGE FLAYS
ALARMISTS IN
NAVY SPEECH
Scouts Immediate Danger
OF U. S. Engaging in War
EMPHASIZES PEACE AIMS
Wants Navy to Be ''Instru-
ment OF Righteousness"
By DALE VAN EVERY


NAVAL ACADEMY. Annapolis.
Md, June a-The American navy
can only fulnn It's highest functions
" II exists as IAN instrument Of
righteousness" protecting the proper
security Of this country while sery-
Ing to maintain world peace, Prca-
dent Coolidge declared today. In de.
hyeriug the commencement address
TO the graduating class Of the naval
academy.
Il do not believe the American
navy can succeed n it represents
mere naked force" said tho prca-
dent. II VIC arc TO promote peace
on earth. We must have a great
deal moro than the power OF tho
sword. We must call In action
the spiritual and moral force OF
mankind
The president seized the occasion
to re-emphasize the universal peace.
ful aims Of the United states.
In this connection. Mr.. Coos.
idge vigorously denounced per.
sons, both IN and out Of The mil.
itary or naval service, who seek
TO advance the cause OF prrpar.
ciness by pronouncing the i'm.
mediate dangers OF war BY pro
claiming the hostile intentions
of other countries.
The Huggestion that any other
people arc harboring a hostile In.
tent toward us Is n very Hcrlous
charge 10 make" he said.
1T seems to me perfectly proper
for anyone. upon any suitable occa.
sion. TO advocate the maintenance
OF navy in keeping with the great.
ness and dignity OF our country.
But as one who is responsible. not
only for our national defense, but
likewise our friendly relations with
other people. | feel that the occa.
sion viii very seldom arise. and I
know II does not now exist, when
those connected with our navy arc
Justified. either directly or By in.
ference. in asserting that other spccI-
fled powers arc arminE against va.
and by arousing national suspicion
and hatred. attempting 20 cause us
10 arm against them
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complaint.
1T apparently appears with the
sanction of the board of park com.
missioners, said Barkhuff, mas.
much as no comment or explain.
alton has been made.
SAYS HE'LL STOP
III KICKS DON'T
III YOU desire the street depart.
mont to continue during your work
YOU will please indicate SO at once.
| wish to assure you that repeated
assault OF this nature will be consid.
cred a notification TO discontinue
work and will be put ltno effect Mt
once Barkhuff concluded.
President O, j. c. Dutton, of tho
board, asked for poll of tho mem.
bers, Tho board disclamod any ln.
tontion OF making n complaint re.
garding his work on the boulevard
system.
Tho star made its own invostiga,
Turn TO Pugc Q, Column q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
NEW STAMPEDE
MAY ECLIPSE
KL0NDIKE
Alaska Dog Teams Give
Way to Flying Boats
STEAMERS ARE CROWDED
Thousand Men Expected 10
Leave for Stikine

VICTORIA. u, O.. Juno Tho
new gold rush 10 tho CaAAlar
fields In British Columbia may rival
the famous stampede TO tho Klon
dixie two decades ago, old limo hour.
coughs here believe.
II took on far different aspect
from tho PUSHES OF early Alanka
days. with tho faithful dog teams
however, when airplanes and trac.
tors began 10 figure in tho mlgrs.
tion up the stikino river.
In big Nickcrs,yiking fly
Ing boat, Archibald Little. DE.
trolt mining engineer. was 10.
day wlnElng his way North for
tho Casslar district via Wrsn.
cell. Alaska. The plano left
Northward yesterday. plotted by
Colonel .. Scott Williams.
To care FOR the blE rush. the
Canadian Pacific railway win put
is Alaska steamers on double scr.
vice next week. Tho Admiral line.
operating out OF Seattle. and tho
Canadian National Steamship com.
rnny OF Vancouver. are carrying
large lists OF miners with each
sailing. over 1000 miners arc OK.
rcetsd 20 Ect away from wrangcll
Tor telegraph creek within the mex,
10 days,
Many have already started for the
interior. Special wmnEeli adgccs
reported that George Platter and
Robert suratt. motion picture men.
lrf, wrangeli Last night TO rim the
dramatic march 10 the interior IN
search OF gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

A CHIvALRoU s bandit who
n boarded n Renton interurban
car Tuesday night not only refused
to rob n woman, and n man and
two boys who we're passengers on
the car. but also refused TO take
anything but company money from
the conductor. Sam j. Wallace.
The bandit, n heayy.set man about
80 years old, wearing polkndottod
shirt and black suit. entered the
car at Renton. lie vas short.
round.facod and jollylooking fellow.
The car proceeded TO Buffalo sta.
ton, where the bandit suddenly left
his scat walked over TO Wallace
and pressed tho muzzle Of n gun
against his side.
Wallace did not question the act
and started 20 give tho bandit n
quantity Of small change, 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

L fired.
That's the ultimatum served Wednes-
day on James Dupen, superintendent of
the county home at Georgetown by the
majority members of the board of county
and William Brown.
Refusing to second a motion offered
Monday by Frank Paul that Dupen be
fired. the other two commissioners held
n session with Dupen at which they deliv-
cred their ultimatum.
Dupen. given the home superintendency
as a political plum, was sued for $4,000
damages by former waitress at the
county hospital, who charged that Dupen,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
CHARGE ARSON
Lewis Faces Trial in Con-
nection With Blaze

Second degree arson charges faced
Martin Lewis, 45, wealthy Queen
Anne dyeworks proprietor Wedncs.
day. His attorney, George y. Cole,
was TO post $1,000 bail during the
day.
Lewis, who VIII not be put UNI
dor arrest II the bond is posted IA
agreed, faces charges growing out
of tho burning Of eono,story frame
junk storchousc nt i0Gli Ronton
ave, May 10.
Deputy Prosecutor Pcysor alleges
the building was worth 5000 and
carried $4,000 insurance,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
WATSON JURY IS
DISCHARGED
Can't Reach Decision; Try
Him Again Next Fall

NANAIMo. B. c.. June s.-Ross
Watson, cx.Seattle detective, must
wait until fall to know his fate. Ac-
cused as a participant In the Nanai-
mo bank robbery. his guilt or inno-
cenco could not be determined by a
jury here. Tho jurors were dis
charged and Watson was remanded
TO tho fall assizes for another trial.
He will be admitted TO bail.
Mrs. Watson proved good wit
ness for her husband, giving him a
perfect alibi for the day OF the rob-
berry when, she asserted. he was in
Seattle. Other witnesses testified to
the same facts.
The robbery took place December
IL last year, netting $4,000 for the
bandits. The jury is said TO have
stood seven TO five for acquittal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
KELS0 RECALL
VOTE TODAY
Mayors Fate to Be Decided
in Climax of Bitter Fight

KEIISo, June Kciso voters TO-
day were TO cast their ballots In a
recall election directed against
Mayor a. Rurio Todd. /, cilmaxes
a Aeries Of bitter attacks and coun.
ierat,acks since his election last
November.
lie was acquitted Friday OF libel.
ling State Senator Frank Barnes
ard 7. y. Fisk and II. T.. Nc.
Keeney. a council majority. rcfus.
ing to confirm his appointments.
has also added 10 Todd's Difficult.
ties,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
He RACES DEATH
Mentally Speeds to Bedside
of Stricken FianCee

r. II. McNally. office manager for
the Todd Dry Docks. Inc. is racing
northward from the Los Angeles
Shrine conclave.
His fianoee. Miss Grace Weaver
daughter OF tho Rev. j, NJ Weaver
OF Everett, is near death in the Seat
tic General hospital Her parents
are at her bedside.
MoNally was notified by wire Tues.
day that Miss Weaver was critically
III with meningitis, lie started north
by rail- Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Drunken Driver Let
Off With $3.50 Fine

Six jurymen in Justice paitons
court Tuesday evening let a. q,
MeCiosksy. convicted drunken drlv,
cr. of without iail sentence. lie
was fined $3.50 by their recommen,
dalton. McCloskcy. salesman.
was arrested BY waillngford police
AZ 10th ave. y. +. and East 7gnd
Il. last month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
TWO GIRLS TRY
TO END LIFE
Poison and Gas Are Means;
One Merely Had "BIues"

Because she was lonesome and sui.
fering from mental depression. Mar.
garet Riley, "a. hotel telephone
operator. took poison Tuesday might,
according to tho police. She WIS TAX.
en- to Columbus sanitarium and will
probably recover
Another girl Irene Rogers. took
gas Mt tho Bell apartments. in an
effort to commit suicide. She was
removed to the city hospital and re.
vlved. The girl told physicians that
she took the Bus and tried to go TO
sleep"
She refused TO tell why.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
DocGiiueesUs
Real 4nSide'
on Cleanup!
81 JIM MARsHALL

LEY everybody Gather
IL round! More seandal never
thiUg'
Big anti-DO0zs plot barred bJ
Doc BrgWni
Suckers soaked 10 save seat
tlei
Airs Landes duDed by WY
cunning fellow
an the details 0t these things
and o lot mOre--afe broadcast
20 a SHOCKED world in Mayor
Browns third annual message 10
the city council
The mayor heads the story:
'UHfayorable Publicity"
lie starts or by recOunting the
story Of his trip 70 New York
which resulted IN the deadlock
batween McAdoo and Al Smith,
or sumpin' or other.
Doc hadn't left the city IN
guarded more than a day or two
when cunning. Willy fellows be-
gan 10 peep in and prey on Mrs.
LandeS good nature.
- certain man, who was a
fugitive from justice" came here,
says Doc, In his bold, brazen way.
This man had. horrors. been
connected with one Anderson.
FuDerintendrnt OF the Anti-galoon
league!"
And this man was "a ssmstlc."
What Doc means is that he was
a Jew. "semetic" IL Docs word
for Jew"
This Semetic." says Doc. was
to get $50 a day for going into
partnership with some bootlegger.
and then he was 10 bride the
mayor, the chief Of police. the
sheriff and other public officials.
and in this manner show the
world what a group OF thieves
public officials In Seattle were"
Wen say right here that this
is dastardly accusation. II
anybody thinks that it's possible
TO bride a mayor, chief, q
sheriff and other public officials
out Of a ;5o-a-dsy salary. he's
all wrong. You can't bride 'em
as cheaply as that.
Well. sir. this "semetic." as
Doc calls him. gave a dinner
TO eight or 10 other soft-palmed
individuals who were travelling
thru the country on the supposed
mission OF saving the dear public
from the rayages Of booze"
Think Of that! How dare any
one try to save the dear public
from booze or anything else?
Hasn't Doc got the public saving
concession. exclusively?
Anyway: This willy. cunning
fellow had some alleged boot
logger at the dinner who made
the statement he had numerous
peace officers and public officials
Of this community on his pay
roll"
Zowle! But wait a minute /.
After these eight soft palmed
individuals had heard this alleged
bootlegger. they all made afr
davits about 1t.
They travelled" says Doc, by
automobile. and camped at Wood
land park"
Well, these affidavits. gathered
UP by the "semetic," were sent
turnout the United States TO
whom the grating reformers call
the sucker list very rich men
and their families) and In turn
contributions were received to
the tune of many, many hun
dreds Of thousands OF dollars for
the supposed purpose OF fighting
the intimated conditions OF graft
and corruption"
And It Is Docs opinion that
numerous Of our good citizens
were bilked by these supposed
reformers."
Mrs. Henry Landes," con-
cludes the mayors statement,
will have her first information
how she was duped upon reading
this annual message"
Observation-Disclosures?
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while chef there, had assaulted her. A
jury last week returned $4,000 verdict
against him.
The Star suggested that Dupen should
resign. He refused.
This paper recommended to the county
commissioners that, under these circum-
stances, they fire him.
'Dupen told us that he had filed mo-
ton for new trial." said Chairman
Gaines. "Tn view of this fact we decided
to hold off But we told him that if
new trial was refused, or if he got new
trial and judgment again was returned
against him, that he would be called upon
to tender his resignation Immediately or
be discharged And he agreed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
EST. ny HOMER G, BREW

Isl. hl AtbMketN ~. hiAEM
Nor affiliated tith the Saturday
Ercning Post. Atlantic Monthiv
Police Gazette or the Ladies' Homs
Jourral Independent. that's rs.
Howdy. folks. Some mems
idea Of good fishing trip Is TO
start out with 10 gallons In tho
tank and ono gallon In the
tonneau.
Tolay's Definition: A wife Is a
woman who laughs al you when you
sit down in the rs paper.
II win soon be time for the annual
heat wave. The crime and perma.
nent wave arc always with us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Farmer Is Killed
in Ditch Cave-In

CORNELIUS. Ore, June 3.--Wil.
liam sohoen, farmer. was killed
near here yesterday when drain.
age ditch 10 feet deep caved In on
him as he was digging. II took
neighbors nearly three hours TO re.
cover the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
WEEKS is
LOWER

BOSTON. June 3.--The condition
OF Secretary Of War John w. Weeks
IS mot so favorable this morning"
a bulletin issued at $50 a. IN. said
He had a. restless night, and has
had some vomiting" tho bulletin
added.
Weeks was operated on last Thurs
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
CALL OFF CAME
Pennant Flag to Be Raised
on Saturday

The Seattle.Los Angeles game.
scheduled for today, was called off
Mt noon on account OF rain and wet
grounds.
The pennant flag raising that
was TO he held this afternoon will
be held Saturday afternoon instead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
TODAY'S GoAr.GETTER
The old.faShioncd street car.
whose doors open inward. whang.
Ing YOU on the nose.


The old.sashioned mother who dc.
nounees modern petttng parties has
convenient lapse Of memory when
s.pebody recalls the straw rides OF
youth.
What Is so rare as day tn
Iune?" queries tho poet. How about
flappcr wearing long dressese
LAYETTE DE LUXE
Seattle couple Is sued for $3.50. said
TO be due on layette they ordered
from the Helen Igoc shop. The
baby's outfit must have consisted
Of
Baby carriage with balloon tires.
four.wheeled brakes and automatic
milk bottle.
Crib decorated By Elsie dc Wolfe.
Diamondstudded safety pins.
Diapers designed by Poircs.
super.heterudyne baby's rattle.
Platinum teething ring.
To 20 with the $3.50 iayet,e, there
was. doubtless. a priceless first cdi-
Ilon. bound in veIlum. OF Hollis Care
Ind Feeding Of Infants.
-rother frugal guy trc'd Ike
TO kick inta the ditch.
- he lrho doases office lights
When n Is dark as pitch.
IN THE SPRING 4 YOUNG MANS
FANCY LIGHTLY TURNS ETC.
"Blde Euffs u now sporting light
pink erasat. Al. there. BIde. Who L.
understandable Light.
The city council has made n
formal offer to buy tho Rainier Val.
ley line. but there Is no.trb 10 the
rumor that Il Will run horse s 70
Columbia City.
Did'ya see that girl on Pike 81.
yesterday with tho natural com
plexion and the simple frock7 Neither
did we.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
LII GEE GEE. TIL OFFICE
YasfP. SAYS:
Many woman whose face Is
her fortune is "A scIi.made
woman.


LII Gee Gee says shc Is glad the
hot weather is here, as she won't
have 70 move the coal out OF the
bsth'ub every saturday night.
Drtrer Is Fined for Short Weight
Ice."-H Headline.
Summer Is herci
YE DIARY
dune -
This evening ny coach to Tn. hall.
psfk' 70 see the fistieuffs between ID.
bercot. the Nunros beareat. and "Kush-
'hs Ted hraehe, the Hoquiam boom
man, and a dreary rain falling steadily,
20 tnat tho canvas was slippery n- sea
reed. hnd kraehe did win the decision.
~. 'otui y was only because he hath
been accustomed NIL hia life 10 riding
siippsry loEr, and he he .ure-footsd rs "a
goat, albeit many did think he aha win
because OF superior strength. so 10 home
mighty late, and to bed.
High blood pressure can be re-
duced, Canadian doctor declares.
by Injection Of the extract OF liver.
onions or bacon?-screenland.
Mean thought for your honeymoon,
Only "a days until the first furniture
installment Is due.
CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON
IVY CLUB
The bimbo who takes two hours
10 tell you how he constructed his
receiving set for IS cents. After
listening to IT, you wonder why Il
costs that much.
We wish Vancouver belonged 10
The Pacific Coast Baseball league
We always were fond OF that Cana.
dian Club.
Jhe man whose hat Jumps up and
down when no catg, just naturally
seems 10 get more out Of life than
anybody else.
NOBODY yet has invented n anbstl.
ute for brains. altho many mon
found that silence is n pretty
- substitute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

cozY CORNER BUNGALOW
. rooms and bath, hardwood
floors; everything modern;
awnings. screens; clcgnnt
views; paved street, close to
school md chr Garage and
basement Price $4,000.
Turn 10 the Want Ad Columns
and SEQ who is offering this dandy
bungalow TO YOU, READ THE
WANT ADS EVERY DAY FOR
GOOD REAL ESTATE BUYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
DUN Your DUN
Home
Be Independent

Settle down in little home that
you can call your own. Hero Is
dandy listing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON
NV TIrfn

we wish Vancouver belonged to
me Pacific Coast Baseball league.
we always were fond OF that Cana.
dian Club.