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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13

Disfrute de la fresca brisa de la Playa Adqui-
riendo este bonito Chalet acabado de construir
interpretando plano arquitectonico de Pc
dro A. de Castro.
La solidez el gusto artfstico de una casa, invi-
tan ccnstituir su propio 7ogar en- ella, un Cha
let como el ilustrado aqul, le brinda I'd. la
oPortunidad de, adquirirlo 81 tiene I'd. ahorra-
tuado cerca del mar en- los terrenos de Dooly
calle Gertrudis No. 2, entrando por MacCleary
y calle de Lola Stop A.
No dele para manana 10 que pueda ha-
Ger hoy Lame ahora miisrno al Tele-
fono 462, San Juan o escriba al aparta-
do 437 San Juan, a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-13
Juan b. HUYKE.

DAVIS URGE A LOS TNGLESES
A QUE UsEN MAS MAQUTNARIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
GIBSON FUNERAL
Simple but Impressive Serv-
ices Held Thursday

without ostsniaton, the body Of
Capt James ~ Gibson, widely
known Seattle leader. found tn way
10 Us resting place Thursday
simple but Impressive funeral
services were held Tor him a. tho
Trinity parish Episcopal church at
2 y m Rev. H. H. Gowsn, assist.
% by l,ey, G 4, Nook. ives tn
charge.
The cbskst. escorted by military
guard. was hsapsd with beautiful
blossoms. Organ music. without
singing accompanied the ssrylcsn.
The pail bearers Wsre Capt.
Frank Andrews. David Baird. y A.
Quisglv Fred futile. Alexander
McDermott and Frank watsrhouse.
The funeral cortege included Rear
Admiral J " Chase. oommandant
at Hrsmsrton navy yard. represent.
atiyss Of the Seattle and Hremorton
Chambers OF Commerce. Waterfront
Employers association. vstsrans ot
tho army and navy and trustees Of
the chamber here and hundreds Of
friends
Tts body Nas crsmatsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
AUTO VICTIM is
FOUND DYING
Letters to Criminals Found
in Suffering Mans Pocket

Apparently injured by hit.and.
run driver, Joe Busch was found IS.
,ns in the stree, at sixth ave. and
uiivo a. early Friday morning.
When searched at tho city hospital
Busch was found To have several
letters IN his pockets referring to
Two criminals Ito was then arrested
on an open charge for investigation,
A taxi driver Harry Lee. found
Bnsch unconscious and sent him to
the hospital IN care OF another cab
drSver. l.. Weaver
Apparently busch had no fatal in
turles. lie il expected 10 recover
lie was unable 10 say what had hap.
pened 20 him. He declared he was
mirrled and lived at 1917 First ave
Letters IN his possession referred
to ]. NJ. Dooley, who was recently
convioted in the Bon Marohs holdup.
ind another ex,eonvict whom the po'
lice are searching FOR. ii is alleged,
Detective Chief Charles remnant viii
Investigate Busch Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Eagles VIII Have
Canned Goods Night

Fridays meeting OF the Eagles
lodge Aerie Ne ! has been qsslE
mated as canned goods night Each
member attending Fridays mse,lns
Il requested 10 bring one can ot
some fpodstuff. which win be
turned over 10 the Eagles welfare
committee Tor distribution among The
needy
A olass Of candidates VIII bs
initiated into The order az the same
meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Scouts in Charge
of Nebraska CITY

NEBRASKA CITY, March co.
Acting as cops and tirrmsn. Nsbsas.
ka city hoy Scouts assumed con.
troll OF the city, for a day.
Their first official &C, was 60 hoist
the Stars and stripes 20 the city flag
pole. They salutsd. then went 70 thclr
duties,
Scout traffic cops spotted a speed
er. hauled him into police court and
thru their spokesman informed Judge
Howard King the man was driving
from 20 to 40 miles an hour al great
risk Of life and limb 20 PEDESTRIANS
Judge King -tho regular maEfs.
tgate-gaye the offender choice Of q
81 fine or ono aay IA jail, lie went 10
1ail. protesting "thls business Of let.
ting kids run the town il all bunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Judge Scores Jurors. .
in Auto Speed Trial
Dalton Rebukes Talismen Who Fine
Reckless Driver Only 500

sSrlNGlNG rebuies by Justice e e,
- Dalton were administered lu q
jury OF four men and two women late
Thursday when they fined James \.
McFeeiy, to6Q ninth axe, y ", but
Sioo for driving white drunk speed
ms 30 miles an hour ana falling 10
stop and render aid after smashing
into three cars patk ON the Victory
highway where a woman lay dying Ia
a smashup OF a few minutes earlier,
The crashes occurred near Tho rlnns
tatlou roadhouse February ~
The Jury might have assessed 30
days aud 500 fines on each ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Plumber, Fixing
Pipes, Is Gassed

Caused while repairing plumbing
in the Nichols apartments. sTso An.
gelino a.. Robert Almqulsi. ~.
iTos Lakeside ave. s., plumbing
contractor. died Thursday noon
after the failure Of attempts by city
hospital pbysiclsns 10 revive him
with a lungmolor Aimquist was
married and resided al 1905 Rainier
ave. $.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
COPS SWITCHED
Two Changes Made in Traf.
iiC Division by SeyerynS

By special order issued by 70.
lice Chief HeytrypH. two change
we're made IN tie iraffig division
Friday
Patrolman Harry Howard. traffic
officer az Third ave. and Pine IT,,
was transferred 90 Georgetown pre-.
cinct. officer r., j. Roddy. George.
town, was assigned 70 traffic duty.
Patrolmau y. ! I0rgenB0n. u The
traffic squad, was transferred 10
the night shirt, under capt y. l..
Hedges lie WAS replaced by on.
cor g. W Norris. who went from
lledges' patrol 10 the traffic squad.
ssytrynH said tbs changes were
made 10 give tho men MORE expert.
ence IN different lines of work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

tNrco counts ma Dalton held that
thoir verdict Was "a trRyosly OF Jus.
ticu and common sense" and that Il
would act as encouragement 20
reckless, drunken auto drivers
The jury which fined McFeely 800
also revoked his drivers license Tor
year II comprised n \, wheel.
en- Gas n Send St Mrs Laura -,
Axe. a54 y, 72nd st.; Lucy O Rich.
ardzon, b27 y 54th st. Boyd Is.
Barnes, $50 A. 3snd st.. walter
Ackrrter 5si y. 10Th st.. and John
] Jones S3a Second ave ~ j, was
out 20 minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Starwich Arrives
on Steamer Today

sheriff Matt starwieh Airs star,
wieh and Joe Wing. Seattle Chinese.
sxtrAdited from California on
grand larceny charge. stepped or
the Emma Alexander when she
locked here Friday morning Che
brings a heavy cargo and go pas.
aenEsrs She will take out 7S1 Pas.
ssnEsrs Saturday AZ midnight for
Southern portA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
SATURDAY. nAncm 81

kIH, y. w. Hadi0.co.. 80 me-
fsfs--i2 aa0-1 ~. luncheon con-
cert 1908. sport talk and
news stems Silent uiEhi
kFOA Rhodes department
store. fs5 meters 4sbtiG. vii
Ham liofmAnn's Olympic Hotel
concert orchestra G-eAs, con
cert program. cis.Elig. feature
musical program Sta0-10 studio
program. fa-ii. EDDIE ifbrknssH
aud his orchestra
iSitQ Bush q Lane Co. "a
meters 81, TGuF cal hour. $40.
10. radio barn dance presented
by request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
WRONG WORD

AGGmEVEp PERSON ia cross
word puEzi, fam THAT Eirl Ia there
carries a Joke too far goes lu aud
says Jovlai like II want drop OF
liquid refreshments Ia four letters.
and lumme. she brings me a glass OF
milk London Humorlri,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

MONTREAL Quebec -prospscts
arc excellent Tor . busy reason dur,
ing 1885 for the Canadian milling
industry Flour was exported 60 tt
different countries during January.
10 less than at7,ggs barrels having
gone 10 Russia alone Tho next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
CURzON TAKEN
BY DEATH
Leader Of House Of Lords
Dies in London

DoNDoN. March 20. Marquis
Curzon OF Ksdlcston. leader Of ths
house Of lords. died a. ESQ q. m. 70.
day az the age or %.
Stricken with a nasal hsmorrhaEs
March b, Lord CuTzon was danger
ously iil for more than a wssk Iils
condition became suddenly grave
Wednesday. Efforts 20 save his life
by an operation we're unayailinG.
Lady Alexandria Cyrzon, young.
est daughter Of the marquis. wss At
his bedside when he died
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Seattle Principals r.
Will Hear Repo9

The report Of th9 meeting OF tie
department Of superintendent y.
v. 4, will be made a. meeting
Of the Seattle Principals association
at the Plymouth Congregational
church. Tuesday. March q. . ,. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
EASTERN srATloAs

'hsuatfu Va NFatflF llfhEl
kfW. Chicago. csc meters
KfW, The World Crisf VIII
broadcast the latest nsYH OF the
world every hair hour on tho
hour and the hair bouT=-frOm
tho service OF the Chicago Eve
ming Amsrican and tho Chicago
Herald and Examiner. 7.1' p N,
midnight review, ll.i2. asum-
mia Club"
fOA. Denver. cole. s25 lur-
isfs-7-iQ y. M. studio PROGRAM
KDkA, Pittsbuga, 300 meters
% p, NJ, special program
WGH. schenectady y y. $40 s
metsfs go y ul, musical pro-
gram,
Voc Davenport lows. ts4
meters sci p. No. musical pro-
gram.
cFAC. cslEsTy. go mstsFs
t-7 9 M organ recital
WCcO Minneapolis. az meters
20 y m. ~ cloud night q.
The = and II Family 3, dance
program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Thirteen Autos Are
Stolen on Thursday

Thirteen automobiles were stolen
by thieves from downtown streets
ThufsdaV according 10 reports 10
tbs police u was ths record day In
auto theft history locally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
RADIO PROGRAMS

4ig0 ~ "a. Fhlfiuopt Hotel or
nhsslfhi = ~, Clevslhn ~
cheHtfHj Jhcater At1H club. ~
kFhH. Los Angeles 2ibi me-
ters 1880 a. M, radio Bible
school. $3.50 D. m, organ recital
aii6 D. ~. GrAy studio program
1850 y. M. auditorium service. 10
D. M organ recital
fGO. Oakland. 8Ei meters
ilis0 "a, NJ, luncheon concert ?
y. m. studio musical program
aud speaker. 4 o. ms Hotel ~
Ftancih concert Orchestfa, silent
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

1859. and Jamaica 1886 barrels
During the re- months ending Jan
uary exports Of flour were II. 800. 900
barrels, or 1900 more than Tor ths
preceding year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
n0ARnERs kNomN

TOKYO Police are enforcing All
ordinances here which requires tina,
boarding house keeper post outside
their house = list of all thoss living
within.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

heaviest buyer WAS Crest Britain.
with est.aig barrels followed by
Germany With sS.gio barrels. Greece
took sos barrels. Denmark. 1906.
China. 1919: the irish Free State.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
ruIuA, MAu0II 10.

KIIQ. bush Lane Co, 273
meters LIT musical matinee,
Et80-I0. concert arranged By
Irene itelso spencer. with vocal
ara instrumental numbers
SFoA, Rhodes department
store. tbi meters ilso-l 40.
chamber Of Commerce pregnant
t-Biib, William iiofmhnns. olym-
pic Iotei concert orchestra, g.
ttb. concert by courtesy " Pa
elfin Btatss Electric Co. Gas
sis, sherman 51lay a CO. pfO-
gram. sis0-iO, musical program
i0-ii. EDDIE HRrkness' dance or
ilIit' N. W radio co. asa me-
tors -i2iaO-i.80 iunchrOn con
cert. 1892. feature program
6sO.B.s0, musical progrAtpi sibQ-
10, Spanish class 4-b, rhildron'H
Btories. told by Miss kmtnA Lind
say Squire, Seattle authoro,s
rAcfIc COAST STATIONS
xxx. Los Angeles. ss7 meters
1850 n M. talk for women.
noon organ recital = m. music
appreciation talk: Gitb =. ~, dln-
nsr hour program. . NJ, west
Coast TbeAtpfs program . m,
series OF feature programs III y
IN. Ambassador Hotel orchestra.
Xix. Oakland. 400 metrrs--g
o. m, dinner concert, z y, ~.
news items. market Tepvfts p.
~. studio program hawaiian
music, . y. M band concert 5fb
d. m. sweets orchestra
ISFI. Los Angeles. it1 metsfs
%. m, hour or news bulletins;
s'aB D. m, Iadiotorisl. ,. M
Examiner program. ., m, organ
recital D N. Herald program.
10 .. m. varied musical program.
XIII. Los Angeles. iUb,s me
tsrH--iz 80 D. m, program, news
itsms aud music. 80 y uia maii
ness musicale = B. IN. Hichman's
orchestra. GlAA y fH ehilafe',A
program. 1850 . m itAyriuFuos
D. m. special pruErams 10 .,
~ Hekmsn's dance orchestra
lSFb. Gan Francisco. 1858 me-
tsrs-T a. m seuinE-up sEtf-
cises: 30 m. chat FOR house
wives 10 20 A. m news builss
tins 1890 q M. whats on o.
the thratcra y, m Fairmont
ifotsi orchestra i2sth y m.,
Commonwealth club luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
SASH AND DOORS
q u WI 60
Battleship Linoleum

- A~tA4NAltsN L SlAN l1AtNlJ
QUALITY
Several carloads TO sell at n very
LOW prlcc-sI50 per yard. also
plain brown linoleum, 81 per
yard, Compare these prices and
this hlgh-gr quality any place
In these UNITED STATES.
BELLT0WN FURNITURE co.
91nn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
.UNIONISTS LAUD
B. C. HOSTS
TeamSter Delegates Return
10 Business Wednesday

After spending Tuesday iu Vie
tnrla. the 800 delegates Go tho con
Vcniion ~ the International
Brotherhood Of Tcsmstors, now in
session Ia Seattle, returned 10 lhe
city ut . . IN loud la tu@r praise
or Canadian hospitality They Wen,
given banquet In Victoria IA ths
Chamber 81 Commerce banquet
rooms. aud were shown over the
city during the day
"Wednesday morning found the
delegates assembled la the Eagles
hall to- take up The routine business
OF the convention
The wives of the visiting dele
gates, aeeompan ed by a number oi
local women, went 90 iiig -Four Inu
Wednesday.
The election 81 officers win take
place Thursday Il IL generally uu.
dcrstood that the present officers
win be- reelected, unless some in
surgcnt slate IL brought out al the
last moment
Owing 10 the fact that tho Team
stefs hold their national consen
tons only once In five years. there
Is a great deal or detail business
10 come before the sessions ana b,
Is thought that the convention Will
be busy rlght up 10 the closing
houn Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
JURY DISACREES

One jury convicted man for ,io-
la,iug the national prohibition act
and another disagreed over the guilt
OF Two alleged viola,ors In Federal
Judge jeremiah Meters court Tues
day Findings Of the jury were
returned late Tuesday and wedncs.
day morning.
Unable 10 agree a. to the guilt
or innocence Of Mitchell tMieky1
kleiman and hts brother. Benjamin
tPinkyl. after a night N delibrra.
tons the Jury was excused and
went home To get much-nccded
sleep Wednesday
Another jury Tuesday afternoon
brought Ia verdict % guilty on
two counts in the trial ~ Frank
klaise for violating the prohibition
Law He was convicted on charges
Of manufacturing and possessing
more than 200 quarts OF beer in an
apartment at ise7 Eighth ave. on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
Asks $500 for
Left Forefinger

A MalIers 1rf front finger" b,
worth $500 despite the fact that IL
was smashed he alleges in a superb
Or court damage suit against the
Maston steamship terminal Union
Pacific dock
Mailer filed suit Tor $500 damages
and tig6 expenses. claiming that hls
finger was injured when De slipped
on ihr greasy deck Of the steamer
Mnpush while loading on last De
rrmbrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
NOME EPIDEMIC
HERO ARRIVES
0iphtheria Physician Says
IAN in Days Work"

~ Curtis WEIGH. the lone phys.
clan who stood on the dlphlheria
epidemic iu Nome. Alaska. last win
ter until Gunnar kssson arrived
with his dos team and hfc saving
serum arrived ip Seattle Wodnes
day, accompanied boy Mrs Nclgh and
Is registered al The Olympic Hotel
he IS a goodnatured little man 81
the old family doctor type. and was
surprised Whcn asked Tor an inter
view he said he did not consider
he accomplished any extraordinary
feat In staying the epidemic he
admitted that he was IA busy man.
day and night but gives much Of the
credit 10 the Nome board ot health
and the nurses who helped him han.
lie the SO eases OF dphtheria
~ We had had the serum sou
people down here would never have
heard % tho diphthena eases ia
Nome he said But without SUP.
ply Of the serum things did get a bit
serious for a time However. We
knew that the dog teams would get
In pretty close 10 schedule. and they
did. In the meantime all We could
10 was TO do the best We could
I'VE have 1000 900 units OF the
serum on hand now and there is not
chance for an epidemic while Nc
are so well fixed.
Il am taking my FIRST trip out in
seven years will go from here TO
New Haven. Conn my former home.
From there We expect 10 80 10 Flor
lds for the winter. l left Or. Rex
Swarts. OF Seattle. 10 look after the
health Of Nome while | am away"
Or WEIGH went 10 Nome in l9lT,
arriving there with the second rush
from the outside For time he
prospected but soon settled down TO
the practice Of his profession. He
says that he enjoys n trip TO the
states. which he takes every eight
or 10 years. but that he usually gets
homesick before his leave is up. lie
declares that il gets on his nerves
TO have to be introduced 20 a man
before nc can speak 10 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
Many Crimes
on Record of
Escaped Men

Floyd q Richardson appealing
from 81 sentence as hahltual
criminal Sentenced June q. 1926
Twenty seven years old, dark
complexion. brown ewes. dark
brown han. lt5 pounds feet
N inches Colorado state reform
btory. Huena Vista, MbruI 1915
Seattle. 1913, second degree bur
slarN. I 60 40 years al Monroe.
paroled Denver arrest assault to
kin December 1890 Denver
1921 convicted burglary Ever
cit. 1898. nut degree foygvry, rr.
turned to Wa'ls Naita ana ia
rolled 1894 convicted ~ man
daughter OF paurolman lltsey In
January 1925
T. "A Johnson, alias RIOS smith.
ei Nauimo hank suspect fighting
.Ntmdttion stout. feet = inch.
sle pounds. medium complexion
bluv eyes, brown hair san
Francisco, June. 1891, arrested
for violation OF Harrison anti,
narcotic act.
James Burns. alias Ernie Gam.
hertolt, "a. dark complexion. itl
pounds feet. inches. Nanaimo
hank suspect Black hair. brown
eyes san Francisco. assault
deadly Weapon, February, 1919.
1924 fugitive from justice arrest,
IA Watson. n. wounded Ia
back by bucksbot In attempted
escape last week from count,
stoekadr serving s0.day sen
tenee, attempted robbery, 5 feet.
! inches. it5 pounds, black hair.
brown eyes, Aberdeen, January.
1895, arrested FOR yaErancy. SIS
fine and 10 days in Jail
Alvah Kilbourn, "a, held Tor
June robbery OF Rothell state
hank Blonde. blue eyes. slender
IFS pounds rifle wound In right
forearm. left elbow shattered by
bullet No previous record.
Joe Ward, alias Frank Gormau.
80. q feet : inches i6S pounds.
slim, dark complexion. brown
eyes and hair Appealing $3.50
years AZ walla walla for January
Bothell State bank holdup FIX
convict from Folsom prison, 1915,
10 years for assault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
CHAMBER DRIVE
is TAGGING
Teams Expected to Speed
Up During Week

Win the team eapniued by Loyal
Partridge sim up IN front. eompe
utiou between Chamber Or Com
merce squads ylelng 10 obtain the
greatest number ~ new members in
September Is building toward a cli
max. Arthur Younger acting
chairman of Tho chambers member
ship committee promised wsdnc-
day
Friday afternoon al meeting
OF all team captains viii be- held
IN the chamber building. when Ma.
than Eckstsin, president n schws
tachrr Bros, & Co. and n chamber
trustee viii discuss plans Ter final
stages Of the drive.
Friday noon AZ the member
council luncheon every chamber
trustee Is 20 come and bring a now
member
our drive u no, progressing as
fast az IL should. Younger declared.
because some ~ the team mrm
bcrs have been too husy with other
things 20 set lhoroly into action
But their efforts Will increase In
commcnuratlon with tho team RI.
valry which is growing stronger
every day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
AGENTS WANTED
II Statesmen WANTED

itAWLEiGiis Products. ! VIII give
you district iu SEATTLE. Tacoma
81 other cities Furnish you Raw
l"iEhs Products AZ Wholesale and
teach you how % sell them Come
and see me ~ g. Turner. Dis
tributot, $40 n, 18th A.. Phone
Etfnrri-ItBb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16

ADvicE ffss. Joseph Alien l.ayys!
~ cssss sos ltary nid ELle ., .s9sS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
DUWAMISH PEACE
OFFICER ARMED
FOR OFFENDERS
DUwAAIIsH is going 10 be
~ peaceful and abiding

hlW AMiSH - going 10 be
~ peaceful and -ahiding.
Wednesday the district had
new constable. Otto Scheuncnan.
sworn in Tuesday night at the
meeting OF the Duwamish I'm.
provement club.
Otto viii be the right hand
man for Justice August Tocu.
ner. who metes out punishment
20 those who run a.toul Of the
law.
And TO make sure that Otto
Will he a valuable assistant. the
Improvement club presented him
with complete equipment for his
position. towit.
One extra large tin star
One cap pistol
One pair OF handouts to wear
on his watch chain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
I6-A RUGS AND CARPETS
10 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
20 FOR RENT-HOUSES

s30--6 rooms. basement and bat
Roosevelt high dittrict VIII ieas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16

ti00-ii rooms and large sleeping
porch. partly furnished. : blocks
from campus Keys at isNs T..
Abth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
ONE GUN MAY HAVE
BEEN PH0NY, SAYS
MATT: is CONFIDENT

VulAr Of least one OF the re-
i yohols uart n The county
ilHhfrtE Tuesday morning Vas
made out or cardboard De- the
"huuch" OF sheriff Matt starwicb.
We discovered boz the prll card
patterns ror un automatic pistol '
Aid sbrwich. rlud il ls possible
that's dummy or cardboard sun
mas have been used by one N the
men
q can't saE huW they got the
weapons they had but am going
10 find oui Aud we are goinE 10
Ept uil OF these prisoners back ln
iall, too"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
Milk Prices Are
Advanced Again

MilE prices TO- the farmers ll
Nanred again "Wednesday Prices for
Seattle delivery ace uow quoted lt
N23a. aud the ,undsnrlry price iH
I f39l prr huuurfINplrht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16

February :. 1894 Sentence viii BE-
passed Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar MONTH";

20 10 80 lines used during cHlsn.
dar month ......ls cents per llns
100 20 100 lines used during chlcn-
dar month ....IA cents per line
dHr month ......tl cents per line
goo 70 800 lines used during Cnlen-
dhr month ..,..Is cents per line
fge - 400 linsa uAfd during rnlcn-
var month .fsslta cents per Inc
bpo 10 90 lines used during chien-
Gar month ..s..li cents per line
'pu 20 COS lines used during calsn-
100 or more lines used during CHi-
rndAr month .s..l0 cents per ilnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
The Battery Exchange

Guaranteed batteries exchanged for
81 Recharging and repairing 2lls
Fourth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
81 UNFINISHED FLATS
AND APARTMENTS

JEFFERSON PARK APIS,
1856 SPOKANE ST
iiriCl, building opposite golf links.
new. attractive and S-room apart
mcnts; rent SS5 w; 10 minues ear
ride BEaCn-36SG Garages.