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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-19
300 Women's Athena
Union Suits

OF fine combed cotton, pre-shrunk,
and tailored with every Athena
detail. In regular band-top and
bodice styles, with cuff knees.
Sizes 80 TO ~. Very special Ami
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-19

Fifty-one patterns of the most I'M
usual color combinations are fea-
tured in this group. In the new
pen and ink designs, the popular
Roman striped effects, and many
other patterns. 40 inches wide. -.
MdcDouonr- southtoick
STREET FLOOR
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-01
YALE buildings
ARE Being Used
North Eastern Extension Courses
= Taught There

New Haven, Dec. I, (AP) - Yale
university is making some Of its
facilities available TO 522 New
Haven boys who arc taking courses
at the local division of North East
crn university, which conducts eve
ming classes in New Haven under tho
auspices Of the y. NJ G. A, it was
announced yesterday,
The dean Of North Eastcrn's d.
vision here is Norman s. Buck Of
the Yale economics department..
Nine other members of the Yale
faculty are giving instruction at
North Eastern in engineering,
French, Nand political science,
Twelve mon who are enrolled in
Yale graduate and profession schools
are also members Of the North East
crn teaching staff
In addition only a nogljgihle fraC-
ton Of North Eastcrn'5 work, ac-
Corlinr 10 Dean Buck. is carried on
outside Yale buildings. Twelve class
rooms in Winchester hall. and
twelve in North Sheffield hall are
used constantly for evening inStrur-
ton and the Dunham electrical en-
ginrrring laboratory is occupied one
night q week.
North f.aStorn university Is char
tered as Il degree granting institution
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-01

the nature Of our budget expenses.
We were simply told: IL the budget
is balanced, you get the loan; other
wise We cannot consent
"That is all. We are thus safe
from any foreign Intervention what
ever. is it not deplorable that local
politics thus oyerridcs a question Of
national importance?
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-01

theatrical wardrobe mistress, and
robbing her Of 5000 at the Hotel
Hollis in Boston May 81, last, was
today set for December s, Corey
was tried for the murder Of Mrs.
Price, who was killed in her hotel
room, and was found not guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
HONOR ENGINEER
Gold Badge for 40 Year
Brotherhood Membership

Forty consecutive years OF honor.
able membership in the brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers. resulted IN
the award Sunday OF a gold badge
To Theodore Brien de Desrochers.
55i 18th ave. y L. He is one OF
three to have received this award
in Seattle
He is commonly known among rail.
road men ms Thco Brien. for the sake
OF brevity This veteran railroad
man was born in Pittsfied. Mass. on
May 2, 1859, lie began his career on
the Boston & Albany as brakeman.
In 1911 he came to Seattle and as
locomotive engineer hauled the first
and last trainload of earth In the
construction OF the Lake Washing.
ton canal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
Deny Jazz Murder Fans
Sensational Evidence
Attorney for Dorothy Ellingson Asks
Bar of Evidence i'm Court

= guess BE- Is written that Z
should suffer and i viu take what
.s coming Co me. che said "But !
have seen enough Of others suf
tcrInr These poor people lu the
hii. che broken men ana she broken
women in the police court. Iho poor
drug usndst can hear them ep
ms down the prridor f-om nay cell
as they bog for druE have 'got
uu nay nerves No one elise Is going
60 suffer with me
Following up that detla alton. she
dersi police 90 demand she TESTIFY
against any ~ the fuur ''ahelkn
held on charges of contributing 90
her delinquency and whua Warrants
wcrr presented 20 her charglHs
others with tho same crime. she
firmly said
Il sign no morr warrants.
Asa result prosecution and arrest
81 porp,hy's male friends haa halted
temporarily. II not completely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
WOMAN IN CASE
Mysterious Person Enters
MCCIintock Death Tangle

CHICAGO, Jan. ga mysterious
woman. known as Miss Esieile
Gehllng. graduate nurre, today
entered tho McClluiock death tanglc
Letters written TO Miss Gehling by
william u. Shepherd. guardian OF
William McCilntock. THE millionaire
orphan" viii be introduced ms evi.
icnco when the inquest IL held next
month. chief Justice Harry Olson.
insilgator ~ the investigation. an
nouncsd The woman may be called
TO testify. Olson indicated
Young McCiintoclS heir 20 his
parents $4,000. 900 estate, died Mt the
Shepherd home just before he WAS
to be married 10 Miss Isabelle Pope.
society SRI. Friends OF both
families were surprised when they
found the boys Will left the bulk Of
his estate TO shepherd with only an
annual payment OF $4,000 10 Miss
Pope,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
LODGE CEREMONY
Meier 10 Be Installed as
Nile Temple Head

Waiter r Meier. chosen recently
70 head Nile Temple. Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine. FOR tho current year.
will be installed rs poteuiats this
evening at the Shrine auditorium,
Harvard ave. and Pine st.. Past 20.
tentato Richard " Huntoon officlat.
ing. The ceremonies viii be open to
shriners and their friends. and will
be preceded by n band concert and
followed BY a dance.
other officers TO be installed are.
chief ratban. Thomas ". Askren;
assistant rabban. Fred r. Harrison,
high priest and prophet. W. A. East.
man: oriental guide, X. DouEIas
Ball. r. -. Lazlsr and p. l. siegley
we're recently reelected recorder and
treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
MERLE THORPE
| VISITS CITY
,rnerce Chamber Head
|, ADDRESS Business Groups

-. rhsrps editor o. Nations
s ara official representative
- United states Chamber Of
,.rs a, the dedication % the
= csamAer q Commerce building
sirtly arrived in Seattle
|,rsaiy. he Viii remain IN the
ssres iur several days and viii
81 astcrs Commercial groups To-
xsi Pegsi sound cities
ehy hs vii BE- the principal
xs,- a. ths members council
ascn q he Seattle Chamber o.
u-srrs ths first public function
: nj n The new Chamber %
'r-srrs bui4ing si Third ave and
A.rsa q. Ne viii share speakers
Ms WITH Frank Waterhouse. Tor.
= sgss.dsnt % the chamber. who
q 1sczss Tbs Chambers Enlarged
casnlty ior Service" The great
~ AH on the fourth floor OF
4 ~ structure seats $50 persons
arrngsmsns are being made 10
II are d, a capacity thrunE AZ the
X isneiion In the permanent home
tas lkamber.
agstay afternoon az I o'clock
WE EaS scheduled 20 address an
s~zely q, the University ~ wash
iEm Hs was the founder % the
|sseA q jourualisn % the state
|attrga-
nr1s Is a guest az ths New
I1saz;on hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
$4,000 Bail Frees
Boy Finance Wizard

NEW YORK. Jan. 2e-Moe Tur-
man. 81 whosr financial career was
smashed when investors In his
phantom schemes claimed they held
N,300.ooo worth 81 forged securit-
les. was released on 5000 han when
arragncd before Judge Morris
Kocnig in general sessions late yes
ierday.
The hail was put low on the re-
quest OF the district attorneys Of
fec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GRAND JURY
STARTS ON PAGE |

sion order that had been issued
the night before by Chief Sew.
eryns, going over the head OF
his department chief. by defend.
ing the two men until they have
been proved guilty.
Thursday Mayor Brown said that
at the conference u had been dc.
cided that suspension was the best
procedure. tho he declared II had
been done merely on suspicion. "
The mayor said: THE two mon
now can come before the civil sorv.
ice commission and the commission
will have nothing before Il against
them. The commission will then he
in position TO demand from tho
federal government evidence upon
which tho Indictment OF the two men
Is based, 10 guide ". n this infor.
nation IA withheld. the suspended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

officers will have nothing against
them"
Another feature developed late
"Wednesday when Harry Cobb. one
OF the alleged conspirators. went
before the federal jury with the
permission OF Y. =. Attorney Tom
Rovellc and related complaint
against the prohibition agents who
raided his store at l422i5 +. Mad.
son st., New Years eve
Cobb charged that W. NJ Whit.
ney, Hsslstnnt director and Earl
Corwin beat him over the head
with their clubs. infllcting grevious
scalp wounds upon him. which ne
cessitntod treatment by physicians.
Three witnesses OF the raid, includ'
ing Miss Eva Wittenberg, student
AT the University OF Washington. f.
r.. Griff. nm insurance. man and II.
Bridgemnn, longshoremnn. were
ready TO tell their stories OF the
alleged assault.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
nm BATTLES 4
ROBBERS
ARE Jailed and One
s,t in Street Fight

.,,>a ga iau- rehtvr-
=. ,tiaeke.i him a. he leit
- hsisl raFls THURSDAY
Tuehis 81 q tlis sum
haitlcd with the THUS
- ard csPiuring ono and
.s.ir. ihc ,aplurr % an
,.,t,, uas gnf 90 four dur
~,stt m vmeh thrye az.
.sf. were captured
"a that fEs quartet
N. fnm tebmt several ot
,,,..s him. ana one went
r...ss,S SETTING S. ra'-
49, lreks loCse and knock
y ~ men. : ~ Watson
- pavement and then
IA sAerilan N sheridan
= tss remslnIng two men
r..suions asapri lut Sher
-. espiur,i ty three police
u,,soa was also held and.
$50 vas lotset ga the
al aa Opsn charge
rSaus &C. was arrested
I, hour apcr two men had
iAs MeArthar srvecry sost
~ 5 Evans was identified
Macarthur as one of the
a. took So from him
Area .o1 Bclmunt ave n
,.ss.i q Sc by two motorists
!, psa McKinnon rad near
-, Cater
~ p5iiock. vas robbed ~ 50
-, hishuaymsn as De LEFT me
!. hotel 40 sixth ave and
sN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
NAME SKAGIT'
SURVEYORS
Corporation Counsel Seeks
Authorization Ordinance

Corporation Counsel kennedy
THURSDAY noon was rushing formu
atop Of uu ordinance authorizing
three Seattle consulting engiusu Go
proceed ulth Intensive Hurysya of
future skREit dgyrloum-utn
The men named b, q special eoun.
cil committee THURSDAY are Joseph
jacobs. W. g. MnrHe and Sterling ~
nm The committee recommended
that Hn expenditure not exceeding
$4,000 b. authorized for their work
The ordinance WIS expected 10 be
Introduced at special council Hsr.
Hinn THURSDAY afternoon The com.
mIttee will aiao name n commission
~ three members 90 survey the c.iy's
power distribution system But make
recommendation 60 the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
NAB z SUSPECTS
Chinese Held in Murder OF
Aged Countryman

Two suspects were taken by the
police wednesday night In tho hlny.
Ing ~ Mar Hue. aged ChInoss. az
The hands ~ unknown gunner las,
saturday night Tho men who are
moss held IN tho city Sail are jim
ban ChuBg and Peter Linn.
The police are trying 20 connect
them with $50 pistols found near
The body Of Mar Hue. who vas shot
down and instantly KILLED In Mas.
nard alley. NJ hc was about 10 en-.
ter his lodgings
The ownership % a LuEer pistol
which bad been fired fiK times. was
attributed 10 Chung. while another
pistol loaded and not fired. may
have been owned By the other man.
police say.
The staying probably was caused
b. tong troubles. police say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MANAGER
STARTS ON PAGEI

them out Of a place on the bal.
lot.
The short and ugly word entered
into the controversy Thursday when
Councilman Moore issued state
ment declaring that III anyone says
= am attempting 10 block placing
OF the proposed charter amendment
on the ballot, he IL liar.
Yesterday morning In tho pres.
cnco OF Mira. L.Andes and other mem.
beers Of tho council. requested cor.
poratlon counsel TO prepare roso.
luton providing for submission OF the
proposition to the people. He in.
formed me that It could be legally
done by ordinance only.
II then requested him ta pre-
pare the necessary ordinance that
IL might be introduced NJ n spc-
cinl session Of the council Thurs
day afternoon and passed nj M.
other special session Friday.
also informed IIaight, II. W. Van
NuyS ana bltNer u. Erickson
would personally take the ordi.
nance 10 the mayor ON It's pas
sage. and ask him 10 approve Il.
meanwhile would prepare
resolution and ask that II be
adopted II the mayor refused 10
sign the ordinance"
city manager supporters declared
that authorization by emergency or.
dinnnce requires the signature OF the
mayor and feared that this would DO
refused Authorization by resolution
does not require mayoralty action.
Brown will sign the ordinance n
passed, Friday. that he may be en-.
abled TO take the stump against the
city manager plan In what he prom
ises will he bitter campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
A German Mark Buys a
Conn in Olympia Today
Domestic Lobby Revolts at Hartley's Plan to
Cut Legislature Short

one Olympia woman Il rancrle,i
the order this morning Talk about
tying up your household destiny
with a bunch of legislators say "a
Nsather yane In stationary object
compared 90 legislators mental
state u mind There are only foug
women Ia that legislature and isb
men who has the April minds Of
the crowd. Next time IN make "a
lease with those lawmakers that
couldn't b. broken with a sleise
hammer"
DUT here's whore che teau fan
II the heaviest Many Of tho
legislators took a tEo months lease
some are 90 frrr.heaTtrd that they
paid their rent tWn months In adj
vance. what becomes % the extra
months rents Looks Ike work Tor
the lawyers and the furniture NOV.
rra Broken lsasss viii he about a.
popular In Olympia ~ sunilo~cfH
age With ths chorus Eifi.
Social activities OF the 80 days
must BE- crowded into a 20 day cal.
sndar. 90 give every woman a
chance 10 wear different frock
every DAY
Legislators wives arc going 10
ave on shoe leather and white
gloves. They've inauguFatcl a
Thrift week % their own
II has always been the custom
Tor the icgSiatora' wives 10 eS.
change CALI. explained Mrs. Pllny
Allen. wife q Representative Allen.
OF seattle. Usually The callers lind
no one NJ home and are weeks get
ting acquainted with one another
n the men can speed up legislation,
~ can We crowd the social calon,
dar
Next Monday afternoon I am
entertaining the legislative women
They are 10 brinr their calling cards
and exchange them AZ this time.
Then they will really become nc
qualntsd with one another. and the
tirssoms. ineffective round OF call.
Ing viii be dispensed with"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
JAP FARMERS
ARE ACCUSED
Grange Says AsiatiCS Evade
Provisions OF Law

Japanese farmers on tHr wspato
Indian reservation are riadinE tho
provisions Of tho alien land law %
tha state aud the department ~
the interior mluE under the Etrss
or working for WaErs. according 60
u D. Lawrence on the riverside
Pomona graaEr st WBpsfu
The amount ~ produce controlled
hy tho iHus last year was almost
az laFgr aa ever Lawrence says in
q letter to the editor Or The Star
Conditions this coming yeJf viii be-
even worse De- prer'rir rN
ton Go enforcs the laws - OBJ
tanned
A COMMITTEES has tren appointed
by the Strange % seek the enforrr.
mvnt uf the allen land Laws aud
tho departments ruling
a nulFH meeting % white real
dents viii be held .n Wabato Mon
day evening. January so. Tho con.
mittco includes a. y Lawrence.
II. A Akin. Charles D. wood John
w. schang. George Cook y *
plmick. W ; Cbinn Gordon Nor
rison and Peter Martlnson,
Organizations cooperating are
the Northwest uay Grower' assori-
alton. Parker Improvement club,
SunnYHiIr District Pomona grange,
Central Washington cnntaloups rK-
change. Yakima Valley Grape Grow
err association. Pasco Canmloupe
association the American Legion
puata % the valley. the Paaco Cham
Der % Commerce and several civic
and 90 operative organizations.
which have announced they viii
back the movement.
Tho American Legion has been
active Ia the movement ana has
obtained good results Philip Tin.
dahl of scsille, and n = NlekolaL
Of suupyriis. are speakers Tor the
uuas meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
Child Labor Law
Opposed by Kansas

TOPEKA. Kan. Jan. a. Kansas
was on record today against the
proposed child labor amendment to
the federal constitution
The lower house of the legislature
yesterday voted. iOi TO 81. against
extending more power to congress.
4 resolution to submit the child
labor amendment TO n vote OF the
people was indefinitely postponed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
Arrested for Not
Stopping After Smash

Charged with failing 10 stop his
auto at the scene OF an accident tn
which he was involved. J. L. Waugh,
IS, was arrested "Wednesday by Pa.
trolman +. Z. covell or the traffic
squad
Naugn was released when he post
ed bond in police court for his APP
pearance on the trial day. The &c.
cident wns OF a minor nature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
QUICK DIPLOMA
FOR DOCTOR"
Evidence Shows Sanipractlc
College Course Was Easy

Doctor" Laura Burns. a ntachano.
iherapy practitioner. received her
diploma from the American univer
sity Of sanipractle OF Seattle. after
n three months course OF study. she
told Judge a. r. Grifflths and the
attorney generals representatives in
tho franchise forfeiture and conapir.
iacy case against the school lato
Wednesday.
She did not apply FOR full drug
less heaiers license after receiving
her diploma. she said. when she
found that her two years Of GRIM.
mar school work was insufficient
foundation. she had never had any
high school trimming. Mrs Burns
said
DR. r. 4. schillnE paid for his
seven days course and diploma by
teaching in the school for ak months
withou, salary. he testified. He took
a state examination after studying
seven days in one OF the class
rooms in 1929. His examination an.
plication. submitted 10 Judge Grf.
fitha. said he had attended three
years but he said he thought pre-.
yious experience counted as school
attendance.
Schiiling said. while instructor he
was warned not TO quiz" one Of
his students at all Several" he
said. refused to answer questions
in class 30 ! never bothered them"
He said he passed the state exam.
nation on the principal foundation
OF IL years experience rs a drug.
less healer, practicinR obstetrics.
dietries. baths and manual manipu.
lntions and adjustments Hts edu.
cational qualifications. In addition 20
attendance here. comprised second.
AIRY school course ut the University
OF Montana aud a few months at
the Mccormick school at Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
EMS MINISTER SAYS
3HLE FORBlDS WOMEN
TO Be RULERS OF MEN

OAi1As. Tex. Jan. 1.-THE
Y sbs forbids a woman 20
re erH a man. Rev. w. r.
lat7soa. pastor o. East Dallas
avai church. declared today.
p~ing the Inauguration Of
av Miriam A. Ferguson.
Aa1er1oa cited I Timothy. ..1g.
~ suffer not a woman to
aea. nor 10 usurp authority
~ ne nan. and announced no
m preach on that text sun.
|aa
eanaH suffrage may bs the
Z q The hnd. but II IL not
aT q God. Anderson de-
~ Woman suffrage is the
fa' sohcsptiou. but / propose
Each the Bible"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
OUTLAW IN CELL
Gerald Chapman Returned
to Atlanta Prison

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. 22-Gerald
Chapman. notorious Desperate and
jaiIbreaker. was returned to federal
prison here today.
Chapman arrived a. the union
station on regular passenger train
In custody OF two guards. Two
deputy wardsns in an automobile
met the party and they were whisk-
ed away 10 the peuitentiary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
MOVED BY CRASH
Rail Watchman's Shack Is
Tossed Is Feet

While rain battered on the roof OF
the railroad crossing wAtchman'n
little shack on Railroad ave. Wed.
ncsday night. John MrGrcEor. tho
Waterman. nodded drowsily inside.
OF a sudden there was crash and
an nphSlvai
AcGrrEur ran outside. TO find his
shack had moved over bodily onto
the railroad tracks, 10 feet from IL
foundation a truck had rammed
the building while trying 90 avoid an.
other auto. damaging n slightly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
BIG WHEAT PRICE
May Grain Goes to 1872
at Chicago Trading

CHICAGO, Jan a. May wheat
advanced 81 cepts a bnshel 70
Si.sst.. on the Chicago Board OF
Trade today. tho highest price since
war days Foreign buying was
chiefly responsible for the ad-
vance
No. : red wheat sold for S2Osh
bushel on the cash market, also
now record since tho war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

Gan FRANCIsCO Jan. g sen
- stieu seekers may b. robbed
uf ihr.r thuu at to,lays hsaring Iu
Juvenile Caggt of Dorothy Ellins.
aon, ltyesr.oid -Hrmau.ac. uc
ousrd Of shooting 20 death her
mother
Attorney Alexander Muosiin. rep
resFniins h2ruihF announced that
hv Would nkht ans effort by the
state % offer any evidence phatso.
ever IN iuvsuilV court. and would
demand continuance ~ tho ease. un
less Juvenile Iudsv Prank j Mur
asky exercised his rigbt 90 question
Miss Ei.nEsou privately
That Il the onN procedure ]
wiz ssyoa 90 with a DELAY. declared
Moospp, This Eirl Is ,igk mentally
and she Isn't soing 10 be- rushed in.
fo any punishment
"ir II WRITTEN THAT
I SHOULD SUFFER"
Dorothy tidn't seem Go c,rr her.
tslf what her attorneys did IN her
Use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
"ir II WRITTEN THAT
I SHOULD SI.I1TK-
ny MANnE ROWE LUNAR

nLfMFlA Jan. -ENtnluE
" gowns have about the same
value Ia Olympia today as worthless
on stock There's forecast that
tura feathers and feminine apparel
will flood the market
A Russlhn rubis or a German
mark today would purchase an eve
ning gown even unto the ostrich
trimmings
The domestic lobby composed %
che wives OF legislators In open
revolt.
There are two CLASSES % people 10
Olympia today that resent the isgis-
lative hesitation step a. executed
BY Gov Roland Hartley the lobby
ists who want their bills passed. and
the wives Who Vaut 60 wear their
new frocka Garlic and orchids arc
as opposite as r. short session and q
trunk nn o. new gowns
s0THE FIRST thinE that flashed
L thru my mind this morning
when Gov Hartley made bis talk
was what will We women do with
All our peacock fiHsry. laughed a
senator's wife. why. I bought n
complete new outnt % spring
clothes to come 20 the legislature.
n We convene again next sali there
viii h. similar outlay. It's a casn
% we bought Ne packed. and 40
fell nat An evening gown % thia
spring viii be an atrocity % next
fall on. fashion. where Is Thy pa
ticnceT p"
TINE social symphony has been
L spoiled by a fat uots. The
family budgets are being siashsd on
the bias. The =gth century Cleo
patras o. the legislature Jingle their
jewels softly with a ,inKe Of msnn-
cholia.
Orders for bridge lamps and ma-
hogany "whn,.nota were cancelled
BY the Olympia homemAksru today.
4 had planned TO buy a new
davenport with tho money received
from renting my home. chirpsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
JAPANESE BANKS COMBINE

TOKYO. Jan. 22.-six japanese
banks with capitalization Of 3.050.-
coo yen have been absorbed IN the
mergers effected within the last six
weeks in Japan. Those newly form.
cd thru mergers total three with an
aggregate capitalization OF 1900
600 yen. according to q report issued
by the department of finance here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
P. K. Wrigley, 80,
to Head Gum House

CHICAGO. Jan 90 - Philip X.
wrigioy. just rounding 30. shortly
will take the helm Of the $4,000 900
chewing gum business OF his father.
William wriElsy. Jr.. II was revealed
today. Philips election TO the presi.
dency is scheduled for next month
at the annual stockholders meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
Rail-Light Co.
Asks Power Right

OLYMPIA. Jan. 2s.-The Grays
Harbor Railway 4 Light Co. yester.
day applied to the supervisor OF by.
draulcs for water power right.
calling for the construction or n
81. ooO,OO reservoir on the Hob river
in Clallnm county.