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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-10


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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-10

Charged by three insurance COM
panies, of which he~was local agent
with embezzling sums toIaliing be-
tween $500 and 500 over a periol
OF several months. Frank T.. Mote, OF
Newark, Del. has been held under
$1,000 bail for a hearing before
Magistrate Barnet GiueHman, IN
Wilmington, scheduled Ior AprI
18th, at 1880 p. m.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-10

The suit of the Havre de GlacS
Water Company against the Mayor
and City Council OF havte de Gfatc
TO force the city to purchase the
iIayre de Grace Wat r Works TOR
$lS5,O0O. the amount fixed by the
appraisers nearly three years ago,
was dismissed by CE'ef Juog' J..
Scott Offutt in the Baltimore county
Court last week.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-10
Beautiful blooming potted plants
for Eester

WANTED-Every property owner to
use gallon of L & M Semi-Paste Paint
out Of any he buys. and II not perfectly
satisfactory the rem ainder can be return
ed without payment being made for the
one gallon used. See our advertisement
in this paper. Longman & Martinez.
Paint Makers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-10

The stockholders OF BE Fem
State Telephone Company nav.
voted unanimously the prop.ses.
unification OF the bell and Penn
State systems. The deal involve
sS25,OO0. Prom one to three
years. it y expected. win be re-
quired TOT complete TIL, physical
Transfers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-10
Oxford Baby-Chick
Hatchery.
Bell as3-R Oxford, Pa.

A healthy state OF mind depends
upon keeping your heart warm aud
your head cool.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-10
FOR SALE

One Fordson Tractor ana plaws
one black Mare, nine Gears old,
work or drive; Soy Jeans. Blaek
Wilson, home raised.
+. p. kEPPEL
Phone75-M Risins Sun
) Hunters Mill Maryland =
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-10
FOR SALE

Fhe barn on my farm in Rising
sun: Building measures 4sx4S f.;
IS feet to the square. Heavy oak
irame- VIM. M, PecpRN
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-10
CURTIS E. IRWIN

The place for Fresh Fruits,
Vegetables, Meats. Fish, Can
ned Goods, etc.
Especial Flne Mackeiel
Try some tor breakfast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
SHENA N DOAH'S.
QUIZ MAY
HIT HIGH
To Turn Spotlight on Big
Guns at Washington
INVOLVE SWIVEL CHAIRS
High Officials May Explain
Why Flight Ordered

LAKEHuRsT. n. j. Sept. ga
Omitted PrcaD Possibility that high
navy officials from Washington viii
be called TO explain why the shcnan-
doah was sent on IT, Western trip
after Commander Zachary Lands
downe had asked postponement was
discussed az the naval court Of ia,
qulry before lie fourth day OF inyes.
tigatiOn.
Whether Mrs. f.andsdowne widow
Of the shcnandoab's commander.
viii be called as witness 90 tell
the court OF her husbands fears in
regard 90 making tho voyage could
not ho learned. i, was admitted
however. that Rear Admiral y. W.
Eherle. chief Of naval operations
and other bureau Of neronauiics or.
ficials at Washington. might be
asked 10 explain the correspondence
with Commander IAndsdowne.
The court OF inquiry held a closed
session last night. and It was an.
nouueed that testimony had been
studied ana tho next list OF witnesses
decided upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
DEALERS WOULD
STUDY zones
viii Name Committee 10
Meet Mayors Men

Following the suggestion con.
taIned IN a letter directed Go him
Wednesday by Mayor Brown. that
he appoint members OF a commit
tee 10 meet with representatives OF
tho public named by tho mayor. T..
]. Emit. president OF tho Seattle
Fuel Dealers Credit association.
announced Thursday that ho would
call a special meeting Tor Friday
night 10 take Up the matter,
Personally. am in favor 81 the
mayors suggestion SIR. Emit said
Perhaps coal dealers ana repre-.
sentatiVVs OF the public named by
Mayor Brown can work ont a moro
equitable plan OF fuel distribution.
II may be there arc faults In the
present system. n they exist. they
can only be rcmedicd after study.
and this Is what a committee such
as ia suggested can do"
W. A. Bane. secretary OF tho as.
ISOLATION. who was present, was Ia,
siructed by Emit TO send out the
meeting calls al once
Mayor Brown, IN his letter 90 Mr..
Emit. suggested that tho latter APP
point three retailers and three
wholesalers OF fuel while tho mayor
would select three representatives.
OF tho public. tho nine to mako up
a committee to study tho zone cart.
age charge plan now Ia, effect,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
OUTLAWS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Wednesday thru the Fobea woods
Twice n hot trail was struck. only
10 blow up In battling swamps aud
creeks.
Tho dogs went rapidly thru a
jungle Of burned trees. dense under.
brush and up Hill and down dale In
a wcarying search that did no,
yield a quarry
The flrst Indication that Kllbourn
and Ward had been rcjoined BY ono
or more OF their jailhruak compan.
Ions was received last night. Tho
reports were no convincing that orr.
GERS were sure that tho two mon
ara nov accompanied by r. II John.
son. Nauaimo hoidup suspect. and
possibly Others
4 Mrs Howard. who runs gro.
Gerry store and gas station near
Granite Falls. identified "A photo
graph % johnson ms being enc %
ttyo mon who drove up 20 her store
Last sunday aud stolo some gro.
ccrics The other man. she said.
WAS Kilhnurn
Kilbouru did all the talking. nak.
Ing her u she gould cash a $50 bill
When she said She could not. they
AZ FIRST drove away. Later they to.
turned. saying. We've got 10 have
some groceries" and took a supply
away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
SEATTLE tx A M
WINS TROPHY
Odd Fellows Auxiliary Takes
First in Drill

PORTLAND. Sept sl.-The row.
erelgn Grand lodge Of odd Fellows
got down TO serious bbineas after
busy day yesterday in which all
other affairs wero interrupted by
the parade.
Portland lodges won several OF
tho prizes for exhibitions In the
parades. In tho womcn'a auxiliary
division however. Washington aux
ilinry No . Of Seattle. won first
and Sacramento second.
Tho palles. ore. won a prize with
is hand
In tho drin team competition or
Rebekahs. Canadians took tho lead
'ng prizes a team from Trans
conda. Manitoba. won frat prize
and the Grand Rebekah siodgo No
IS or Vancouver II. c.. second prize.
The Dallcs lodge won third prize
For second degree odd Fellows
work. tho Fairycw lodge No. 81.
of Vancouver b G.. took first
prize
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
CUT CITY WAGE
Skilled Craftsmen Suffer
Reduction by Council

With only ono dissenting vote.
copncilmcn late Wednesday adopted
an efficiency committee recommends.
ton cutting per cent from wages
10 b. paid skilled city lahorors work.
lng on dag basis,
The councils finance department
has not yet estimated Tho saving 20
tho 1896 budget Carpenters and
painters are chiefly affected by the
wake reduction. Councilman Hes.
keith was the only member 60 vote
against tho cut.
Beginning IN 1884. tho council
ruled that day lahorers would rot
10 paid Tor holidays During the
past year Mrs Bertha Thndcs oS,
plained they received i5-day vaca.
tons with pay and were thus 70.
ceiviug more than workmen in pr,
vate employ. Tho reduction WAS
made to cover this vacation pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
Divorce Complaints

wilma vs.. VIM. G. Galbrnith, cruelty.
Judson vs.. Nellio Swancy dcsortlon.
Bvnngellno u. VI. Leon G.. Harvey,
cruelty
Ethel NJ. va. Jesse 70. Dittcmorc,
cruelty.
Carrie NJ vs.. Harry II. Kingsbury,
desertion
Laurel J. va. Helena A. smclser, dc =
sertion.
Josephlne Maudo VS.. Jack M. Cor
bott. cruelty
Ernest c. vs.. Alice Reynolds. de-
sertlon.
Wonnio vs.. Harry Gordon, cruelty.
Minnie ]. va John M. Winans, nom
support.
Margaret va Raymond L. Borg.
cruelty.
RUBY N. va. Ralph NJ. pclllngor,
cruelty,
chrlntinn slndc vs.. Raymond A,
Doty cruelty
Bornloe vs.. Edward l., IIlgucrn,
cruelty
q. Lenvltt W. Frances slblcy Bell.
doAertiou
Betty Va. Edward V, Eolcsth, cruelty.
Helen w. ASA Rock, incompatlbllity.
Emma Catherine VIZ. John Howard
Blnlte, dosortlon,
Mnblc Va. George II. Glover, cruelty,
Nellie VS. Charles L.. Bower nonsup-
port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24

Father Daley has just returned
from trip to ireland. Scotland. Eng
land. Wales aud France. after an alb.
scnco Of moro than four months,
reaching his parish just IN time 20
plunge onergetichlly into thg Ola.
mond Jubilee campaign being con.
Quoted IN every parish IN the diocese
OF Seattle.
Tho dinner was one Of the largest
ever rendered a priest IN tho White
River valley and every parishioncr
appeared TO make d a point Of honor
20 be- on hand To welcome homo the
popular pastor Rev John Powers,
pastor Of Al saints church. Puyal.
lup. acted aS POSTMASTER ana priests
from other parishes who delivered
welcoming addresses included Rev,
Hugh Lynch. Holy Family church,
Auburn. Rev william Carey, 81. An.
thongs church. Rcnton. Rev, ]. =.
Gibboncy. Holy Family church, White
Center. the Rev. Francis. o, \, D.,
81 Martins college. Lacey. wash
the Rev English. recently arrived
from Australia. Rev. Andrew Nc.
Grath, assistant az 81. James cathc.
dral Seattle; Rev, T., J. Farley. as.
slstani ~ Holy Rosary church. Seat.
Tie. and Rev. Patrick Kirby. 81 Mar.
garcts church. Seattle,
L.aymen who delivered addresses OF
welcome Included II, r. Potter. Kent
Architectural. j. @, Ryan.
Ryan's Services Freight company, and
=. \. Harm. justice OF the peace for
Kent So warm and enthusiastic was
the welcome that Father Daley found
u difficult TO respond.
The handsome new brick church
IL a monument 20 his efforts and he
viii make special effort during tho
Diamond Jubilee campaign 90 raise
enough funds iu the parish 20 wipe
out the entire church debt. which
totals $50 500, Campaign leaders and
committee members will be- selected
az meeting to DO held the first OF
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
DEATHS

Bell. Amos b.. 70, 6222 Flora ave.
Sept 10.
Parkinson, cornoila. 4s. III n. sath
st. Sept 20
Archambeault. Elizabeth Fulton. G5.
5505 Greenwood ave. Sept 10.
Harris, Bernico H., 81, 302 i4th ave.
s.. Sept 20,
Pitcher, Anna f.. so. IA Madison st,
Sept rs.
Mccullough. James X. SO, zoe Ali
son ST., Sept. TO-
valley August, rs, asia Sixth nvo.
s.. Sept. 20
10.
Gordon. Trnnk, ~. 22iim f. Mndl-
son It,. Sept. Is.
Freeman. Levin Edward, "a. Gg2
Sixth ave. w. Sept 90
Musser. Raymond. so, 5000 18th ave.
". H.. Sept. rs.
Garrison. Elizabeth. &c, $40 Clair
mont pl, Sept. 10.
Conley. Pat SO. Seattle. Sept, 10.
Erickson. John r., 90. 2ifs Harvard
ave. NJ, Sept 81.
Hiroshlgc, Matszlro. 81, 12I MAYNARD
ave-, Sept. 81
Jones John Parry. CT. 510 Itch ave.
NJ, Sept, 49,
Davies, William Edwin. &c. ia nth
ave, Sept 81
Perkins, Emily Christina, CT, 1tl
END ave. n, Sept 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
BIRTHS

Births Ia their HOUSEHOLDS are re-
ported hy tho following mcns
Archer Gionwood Edward. sIi Caller
rrlbrocI. Erick John. .sf 10th ave.
Mnier. Henry Louis. Friday Harbor-
boy
Lewis, Charien n. as John st.. boy.
Harris. Ernest j.. 1921 4sth ave. :.
West. Noah. sls7 18th ave-. s. W.
hoy.
valdez, Charles. sos Jefferson st.
Tanaiia. rukuichL III Madison At,
girl
Yamaola, rIiro KIehl e5s Jackson
St. girl.
Burroughs. Alfred Parker. t0i3 18th
nve n. r.. boy
Williams, Rithard. 1879 n. i5th ST.,
girl.
Curtis. Clarence Howard. Jr. 40
5ist ave. NJ. girl
Kienholz. Ruben. SAGE Rainier ave.
girl
Gidlund. John. 1899 g2nd ave. s., boy.
sp,aglding. Lyman H. 1905 ssth ave.
Kq6oe. Joseph p. Soao 18th ave. n.
Baur, Leonard W, 4a2o Mead ct.
girl.
Eulimoto, Tomlncmon, sii Dearborn
st.. girl.
pooiey, Melville W. 2o27 10Th ave.
s.. girl
Schmidt, George Fred. sei1 Fremont
ave, boy
Murphy, Claude s., 1929 Sixth ave.
~, girl.
Barney, George r, 522 E. 18th ST..
boy.
Brigham. Leon H.. 1928 Grand ave.
boy.
Thompson. Glen D., 1915 Stone way.
girl.
Martin. Richard Daniel. J7i3 18th
ave. N. w. boy.
Riley. Ernest John, 1850 22nd ave.
n, boy.
Callow, Charles Edward, e357 4tst
m 90 no,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
RODGERS TAKES.
sFLIGHT BLAME
Denies Charges Made by
Colonel Mitchell
ARRIVES FROM HAWAII
Improper Radio Outfit Was
Bio Mistake, He Says

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. st--Com.
maudsr John Rodgers. OF tho liza.
wailan n,gbt scaplane PN-sl, today
denied charges OF Col William
Mitchell. army air critic, that the
tanspacitic adventure had been mis-.
managed.
Pausing Tor a moment in san
Ffancisco's welcome 90 the returned
crew. Rodgers wrutcd Mitch0lis
claim that high naval officers who
tho ntgh, were responsible
tho scaplanc bclns forced down
10 miles from its goal
.ff there was anything wrong with
the administration of this flight, 1
was morally responsible" " said Rods
ers Il had practical control Of the
whole situation In preparing for the
flight. Everything done was sub.
mit,ed 10 me first for suggestions
before the orders were given.
II have never had tho pleasure Of
meeting Colonel Mitchell I know
little about his charges But In my
opinion the Hawaiian night was very
well managed by the officers above
me
Rodgers. even more than his men,
sim showed tho strain % the nine
DAYS anoat in Hawaiian waters, HIS
fingers. cut Ia maneuvering tho drift
ing craft. were still handaged. Deep
lines lurrowed his cheeks.
1--WE made ono blk mistake tho
commander said. ''and that was In
not having arranged 10 operate our
radio generator in ease We were
forced down. HAD Nc been able 20
send out messages when we were In
the water. our discovery would have
come al once.
1--WE were able 90 send up our Kite
antenna. but q was useless for
hroadcasilng purposes withou, tho
generator. All We could do was Us
ten 10 messages from the searching
ships"
Rodgers does not blame the L. 5,
5. ArooaOoK for giving tho PNsi
wrong bearings shortly before the
plano was forced into the water.
1T Is all that could have been ex-
pected from radio bearings
Back 10 the city from which they
AIRED less than "A month aEo, conf
al Of reaching the Islands by air
the five naval flyers returned aboard
the areadnausht Idaho. san Fran.
cisco welcomed them. expressing the
nations regard FOR their bravery.
shortly after the breakfast hour
the Idaho steamed thru the Golden
Gatc. Crowds along the Preside
heights waved a welcome 20 the yes.
sci and the aviators &c bore, men who
drtned for nine days in tropical
waters after their aircraft had run
out Of gasoline. and were saved when
rescue seemed impossible
A parade up Market ST. way 20 fol
low. with bands. decorated machines
and divisions OF the army and navy
in the PROFESSIONS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
DASHES PAST z
H0LDUP men
Thugs Eluded When Motor
ist Ignores Stop Signal

Speeding his car when command
"a to stop by two bandits, J.. II.
Marthan. OF the Lumber Exchange
building. escaped from the thugs on
the Tacoma highway. near Ronton
Junction. early Thursday morning.
Police are investigating. bellev.
ing that the two men may have
been escaped county jal prisoners.
Niarthan declared that as he was
driving slowly along the road. he
saw hcayy.set man, wearing
glasses. step into tho road. followed
by short man. They had guns
and tried 80 stop the auto. Mar.
than bent over the steering wheel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
Little Stories of Life

| MOTLEY. Percy g.. Spokane .... b.. 20
I.rFavc, Doris NJ. Spokane ......si
Windas. Robert J.. Seattle s...., q
Walters, Myrtle Frances. Seattle II
Ghoinon. Cecil A.. Yakima .,......s2
iIelliesen, Edith. Seattle ...,...,.z -
splnks. Cleveland. T. s. s. Hem
shaw aIh ,....s.- FL
KuSll Esther Seattle ...,.....,.f 10
shogrcn. Charles Albert. Sc
attic ss.s....ss.s....s. Legal
Triton, Lillian Edith. Seattle Legal
Wilbur. =. g.. Seattle ........t.eEai
Ling, Dora r.. Seattle Legal
G0otoc. John Milton. Seattle Legal
Hopper, Mildred Marie Seattle Legal
Gwinn Joseph A.. Seattle Legal
Wilson. Adeiia ~. Seattle 80. Legal
Burroughs. Horace r., Seattle Legal
Kelley. Martha Eugene, Ed
mohuh ...ss.. .s.s..,t... Legal
Duke. Mcdonald, Seattle ..:...2s
Guy, Lefty Pearl. Seattle .......Is
Rossman. Ted. Spokane Illegal
Krauscr. Resale. Spokane Legal
Jones. Allen D.. Granville. n. C...si
Hansen. Margaret w. Seattle ...2 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
Inventors VIII
Hear Scientist

Prof. + A. osburn, OF the science
department, Of the University OF
Washington. viii address the Nation.
al Association OF Inventors at p.
m. Saturday in room 3i5. Chamber
OF Commerce building. He viii speak
on Modern Inventions" Prof. John
Dew. OF oxford university. viii also
address the gathering on the new
rapid transit by air-cushion railway.
The public is invited to attend these
lectures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
Catholic Priests and
LdymenHOnOr Traveller
Father Daley Returns From Europe to Enter
$lO00,000 Diamond Jubilee Drive

More than 800 Catholic laymon ana
priests from an sections 81 seattle
and the White River valley territory
assembled Tuesday niEht az 81 An.
thony'H Catholic church han at a
n'g dinner la honor Of the return
home Of Rev John ] Daley. pastor
OF 81. Anuony's church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
BOND PROBE TO
END SOON
Luke S. May Has Examined
Alleged Forgeries

investigation into bail bonds given
m tho name or the National surety
company, later rcpudlated hy tho
company in some eases as forgerics,
is marking time ia Prosecutor EW,
ms u, colNin's office pending a re-
port FROM Lake $. May. crimnologist
and handwriting expert, on sigma.
lures involved IA tho transactions.
Mr., colvln said Thursday that this
report would probably bo In his hands
Friday. and Afr. May confirmed the
statement of tho prosecutor,
II has been necessary TO analysc
SO many signatures and tho case II
80 involved that a report could not
be made hastily" May said. Il think
l viii have Il ready by Friday noon. :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
TODD
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

trial. you want 20 be still--under-
4snd,r he commanded. in thin.
in voice. glarinE at the mass Of
packed humanity. Tho mass I'M
derstood. and II IL hadn't he had
a little handmade mallet 70 use
as gayel 10 make them.
Prosecutor Hite linus took charge
II the states case. He did not
turn Il over TO Todd. Todd ap-
parently had told him the whole
1t his theory. Tor the two were
together all afternoon going over
the scen8 Of the murder.
Six witnesses we're called. The
first five had nothing. " J. stew
ems had seen Norris In the general
neighborhood an hour before the
crime. Mrs. v. II. Copeland was
q little warmer. She heard the shot
- she was walking some blocks
away and saw the figure Of a man
running thru the deep shadows OF
The street from the scene OF the
murder f. c. Lewis. who lived
near, had not Been this man. but
he had heard the sound OF his foot
falls clatter along the sidewalk.
Mrs Ella Middleton saw his
shadow dart thru her yard and
vault the fence and or.
1t was Mrs. Julia Price OF the
Willow Auto park who connected
the shadow with Norria
She, too, heard the shot from the
porch Of her home blocks away
Some time later she saw a man
running along the top OF ill
coming straight in her direction.
He was running like mad She
stepped onto the porch. He swerved
OF, but passed under an archlight
80 70 40 feet away.
Did you recognize hlm?" she
vas asked.
Il did! II was George Norris."
The reply was the climax. The
audience drew deep breath and
Norris was smiling. He IN a neat
ieiined-looking man. Of quite poise,
and he's taking the whole thing
loke-as much Of a Joke as
= man can who Is being tried for
murder.
On cross questioning several
inlngs became evident about Mrs
frice. First she had n sharp
tongue; second she had no recol.
lecuon Of time; and third, her eyea
were not good enough 20 read her
own affidavit.
Mhen she left tho stand. r. p.
sh' attorney for Norris, made n
pea % have the case dismissed. He
.a'ed mat Luke s. May had defin.
l@ proof Of Norris whereabouts
'iiu mat everyone knew II. Todd
mere interposed word.
fou BIT DOWN. Fisk blared M
nifn. Todd sat but mnIrked ,bc
wtllle at the audience With a wide
.'nhe over red aster in his but
TEX termed tho affair n dlsRrsne
pointed to lack Of evidence. ~ IncL
|" motive, TO lack Of everyth,ns
Justice OF Peace Mccoy tapped
ms ms "hlte fingers The mater
nssus further investigation, ana I
.ust bind him over, ana ne Tor von
~ Fisk ] fine you SCI for con
mpt Of court" ' '''''
h.. iou can't" growled Fisk 90
"" ...,. done anything"
.ha men en- ] WIN fine YOU 3g5 for
. "na, you did last night" the Judge
sOne'udAd. and the trial waa ovsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
Alaskans to Have
Program FRIDAY

Alaaka Yukon pioneers viii hold
their regular monthly smoRer at
their lodge rooms. is2sR Fint ave.
Friday evening. September Is. n
o'clock an members and eligible
persons are invited a regular"
program with refreshments has
been provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24

opened the throttle and his car shot
forward, leaving the two bandits
behind.
Marthan noticed an old flivver
touring car standing near by. with
tho engine running.
Police prowier cars searched the
district for several hours but failed
10 find any trace OF the thugs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
Federal Agents
Accuse Two Men

Federal prohibition agents ap.
peared In superior court Thursday TO
accuse Tom Mavros and Ed Graham
OF being jointists The two men went
on trial before Judge Hall. alleged
to have maintained liquor joint at
li6 Third ave. S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
BUREAU OF
MISSING
RELATIVES

The star Invites It's reader. 20 "a, thl.
department. as an aid In finding missing
relatives or friends. Tho department u
10 help In rcanillrK those whs have bern
separated. These whose relatives or
friend. are missing arc invited to ripper,
the di.appearanes directly 10 The star.
Headers whs MAJ know tho ahrrca boat.
% person. mentioned In this column as
missing arc requested siso 60 report 10
Ihe Star. Other newspapers arc Invited
TO rcproduee such items as will interrsi
their readers.
MRS. HARRY ROBERTSON. nee
Doris nasisble. - being sought by
her sister Mrs. Norecn Holmes.
of Rcvcis,okc, - c.. az her father
Is seriously ill
JAMES and NELL DoNEI.D.
son. tast heard Of two years ago
near or In Seattle. are askrd 10 cor.
respond with " c. FoElss. s5t
Highland drive. Seattle
z-a-.s=a-s-a-as---
Albert Weaver. Bird city. kan.
this year thrcahcd $4,000 bushels of
wheat from 1900 acres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
Deputies Looking
for paint" Signs

Deputy sheriffs were casting sus-
picious eyes on all newly painted
homes Thursday. as the result Of
robbery OF the Stewart Lumber and
Fuel Co. at Richmond Beach, Wed.
nesday night.
= Thieves broke in and escaped with
IS gallons Of paint and quantity
OF brushes and tools.