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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-30
THE sToRV - TAnl

NAY SEYMOUR. whose husband
killed himself because ~ her love
affair with another man. returns go
her home town after a years alb
~enco She sells her property, aud
with her tiny fortune In cash sets
aut 10 tini and marry man with
money.
Al Atlantic City shc meets HER.
RERT WATERBURY, and DAN
SpRAGlfE thru divorcoe, MRS
cARI.oTrA FROLklNG. Both men
pay suit Go May. Ercauy to the dis
trcss % CRrl0ttR. who has Ions been
"a love with Dan She end May be-
come great friends, however, and
carlotta asks May 60 speni thc win
ter with her Ia her California home.
MAY finds Dan much more attract
ive than Waterbury, liut she decides
that Waterbury is the rich husband
ahe Is looking for. 80 she sets her
zap for him. lie finally proposes
and May accepts him, When he Of
fers 20 invest her money for her
she turns 70 over 10 him and
Immediately he disappears, and the
money with him!
Penniless. May sells her furs and
damon Is 10 buy railroad ticket 60
california. where Carlotta lives, on
Sho way she stops or ia her home
town 10 sec her friends DICK
GREGORY and GLORIA. his wife
There She meets a wealthy Widowrr,
ULYSSES FORGAN. Who falls iu
love with her az first sight and pro-
poses. But May refuses him for the
reason that she likes him too well
10 marry him without lovel
On the train bound for Carlotta's
home in Los Altos. she meets ban
Sprague. And while Dan carries on
Filtration with COLLIDE GAY. a
movie actress. May enters into cou-
VerSatlon with I.EAttf FL. FISH
BACK. a motion picture magpatr
who offers May a small part Ia a
new film % his
NOW GO on WITH THE sroRYl
MAY did not SO much ns glance
l'l az Dan all the rest ot the way
20 Los AltoS
She was busy with her own dark
thoughts as she sat gazing out OF
the window seeing nothing OF
the tawny landscape the golden
land with its girdle OF green that
lies at the foot OF the Santa Cruz
mountains.
The more see OF men the more
l hate 'smr she said violently to
herself. as she tried 10 brush the
thought OF Dan sprasuo from her
mind as she might have brushed a
Fly from her sleeve.
But persistent as a fly. Il KEEP,
coming back 10 torment her
She was so lost In thought that
she did not notice when the train
pulled into the station at Los Altos
Then suddenly she caught sight OF a
face she knew Carloita's face.
and Carlotta just outside on the
platform. waving n welcome with
both OF her plump hands That
brought May 20 her senses.
BY the time she had gathered to-
Sether her bags. ana neatly jumped
from the train. Dan Sprague was at
Cariottas side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-30

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-30

This IN the incest thing that could
happen 20 me- the fat little woman
said hrcathIessly. standing on tiploc
TO kiss Mays cheek To have YOU
and Dan here together, WHY.
Dan, Dan. had no idea
you'd even left New York, can't
believe you're really here
she pressed his hand qs Il TO make
sure that It was reat and tho look
she gave him was pathetic In lts ten.
derncss
He never writes 10 me tho bad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-30

Nick, What are we goinE to do
about TT"
an have 20 sct some more.
that's an. said Daddy good m.
turedIy Here's another Is cents.
Nick. Give mo two pints. That
will take me TO the postotfice and
back and leave enough for iomor.
row"
what arc you going to do to.
morrow" asked Rinstoii Coon.
who didn't have long. sharp nose
for nothing u was always poking
into other peoples affairs
Were going over 10 get my
wife's mother to bring her 70 our
house for visit" said Daddy. The
children win all be in Heltcr skol.
ter School soon and the house will
be so quiet. wa want someone
around TO sort OF be company.
Were having a regular house.clean.
ing. For old Mrs. Gray Tail n
very particular and she gets into all
the corners when she comes.
is that why you Ike to stay out.
doors7" laughted Ringtail Coon. II
don't blame you can't bear
housekeeping. either"
Il tell you what we'll do. Daddy =
said Mister Bunny just then. May
be the thief will come back tonight
to steal some more OF your gaso-
line. Some OF us will take turns
sitting up to watch"
well, / declare said Daddy
That's very kind. I'm sure. II
would be a very good idea and III
let you know about II after supper
III have to he going 20 the post
office now to see II there Is pos
tai from my wife's mother Good
bye, everybody" And away h'
! went.
TO BE ContinucdJ
3 yrs..r,,,rt.ht taaE Y y geryIre Trr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-30

purplah blooms nll over a. with
roscH HmllinE radiant welcome from
'ho wide front porCit
NO wonder you love tho placer
May exclaimed ua they took the bags
out al the car ITS a dtoamr
A dinner table WAS Hct for two ON
tho front porch. behind the screen
OF wlstarn. There were roses on ".
and tan white candles waiting io bc
lighted
~ must sct another place for Dan, e
Curlotta cried in hiEh, excited voice
an rho opened The screen door for
MAY.
She WIS like a chlld who ~ having
birthday party Tier cheeks were
flushed 90 bright pink and her
blue cyes danced Boa their network oi
fine wrinkles
"t'm too thrilled for words 60
have you and Dan here" she bulb
BLEED. leading tho way 20 a bedroom
at the left Of the large, airy living
room with rs white walls. and gay
chintEcoycrcd furniture
Then a frnwn between her eyes
docpeucd. and May caught q look
OF worry Ia her eyes, She saw az
once what the trouble was
Now. don't set II into your head
that / knew Dan WAS coming out
here. Carlotia. she said sharply
II never thought OF Dan from the
time he left Atlantic CITY until
saw him ON tho train this morn
Ing"
Carlotta's brow cleared,
"Of course you didn't
! I know that. silly she answered
But May could eco that shc was
enormously relieved nevertheless
sha trotted away toward the
! kitchen. and a. May bathcd hci
tired eyes with cold water. and
smoothed powder over her face. ah'
could hear her humming Go herself
the low. droway humminE OF
woman who h perfectly happy
Poor thing May thought. pity
7 Inv NtfH iA"N N"h INV 't''f 80 y
man like Dan, who isn't worth th'
powder Co blow him upr
She. herself hated Dan with al
her soul But az hhe sto0d before
| tho small white dresser IN Carluiia'i
guest room sho was dressing her
sciC FOR him
II she aud Cariotta had been din
Ing alone. uhc would have siippe,
into a kimono and house slippers
For ahv was very tired slmos
coo tired TO care how she looked,
But now that Dan WAS commit
she must needs make herself beauti
trui for him. whether she ha,e'
him or not.
For Dan was Man and Ahl
Seymour was tho typc u womai
who had 70 have the admiration o
ans Aan who happened 20 be- u
sight
There are millions u women lik
her women who thrive OF
1.-The attention ~ men as plant
Thrive on water and air and sun
light. n u che breath II ilfc &
them. Ana they viii take L iron
anybody even from thc pal
+ spra Eues u this whlfiiug world
So May brushed her blue .hlaeI
hair until Il shaue ike a mirror
REDEEMED thr FUN curve OF her w
win paint. and pgnciled her ry'
bgows with the utmost rafe
FOR the ryea % DAM
Cnrlotia's kitchen was M nin'
cheerful room imaginable
Tho wallis were blue and white
aud 20 was the linolcum that coy
cred tho floor Thefo were whit
curtains IN The winde'yB . Viii,
. cloth on the table. and from bin
, corner cunboartia sllalsncd the shlf
lest u niininum pans and ia
cIeancs, ~ y bite china
carioita. herself. la thu a'Archle'
! ~ white aprons hustled nroun
like bis character doll. her blu
eyes round and solemn with excite
ruent.
u = made Sec cream" she raj,
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bringing in a freezer from the tiny
hack Hgryh Dear dcarl Every
thing ,rady To put ON the ilblcl
J wonder why Dan doesn't comet
ltll he too dark and cold 10 eat
out en- the porch n ho doesn't
hurry"
May said nothing She had her
own thoughts as 10 the reason for
Dana delay She had caught "a
glimpse Of 0Uldio Gays purple skirt
whlultlnE of tho train just ahead "
her that afternoon. ,..
"LorH so ont on the porch und
wall FOR him, rhr suggested. and
when they woto comfortably settled
la deep wicker chairs, watching the
lavender duak deepen over tho love
~ little town. she told carlotu
about Lomucl Fi5buck
ana 90 I'm going into the
moyiua," Fhe finished, And uii be-
"A Eod.send 10 me Just now when
I need the money 80 terribly other
wire I'd just have 10 80 back TO
typrwritlng or clao throw myself
on your charity Tor few months"
Cprlotla turned In her chair and
stared at her coidly Tor % full min,
ute.
"On my charity" she said NJ last
why I thought you had money
90 burnt!
Her eyes dropped 10 Mays lcu
hand where lt lay IDLY on the wide
arm Of her chair She picked II
up looked at Il. and then iet Il so.
WHERE" she asked. "are your
rings and your wrist watch7'
May laughed Gone but not for
gotten" she answered II had 20
sell them. Hwecllr after Herble
Waterbury went south with eycry
cent I had In the worldr
Wordlea-, Cnriutta fell back Ia her
chair and opened her eyes atii
wider. while May told her all about
i!srbiu's disappearance
My stars che exclaimed when
May had finished My stBm'
told you he was crook. but you
wouldn't listen 10 me
Her voice trsilcd OF. aud May
saw that she had forgotten 40
about Waterbury She had leaned
over tho railing Of the porch and
was gazing down the street. trying
10 pierce The semidarkness with
her eyes
II don't see Dan" she murmurrd
plaintiyciy 4 do hope be- hasn't
I forgotten about coming here.
Would you eall him up AZ tho
holelg"
Would ~ May shook her head.
II certainly would not II he doesn't
care enough about you 10 remember
a date with you, ia let him go to
the dicl,enar
Wei. let's wait five minutes
more I'm sure hem be here" Car.
loita answered
They waited Tor over half an hour
ard stan Dan did not come
~ o'elori, they ate tho over
done chicken. the tough peas and
tho watcry Ice cream. They alr
IA silence and IN gloom. and ~ soon
aa tho meal was over and the dishes
washed. May went TO bed
y think i'li sit NJ and read n
while Dan might come iof a min
nte or iwo. and IA hate 10 miss
him. Carloiia raid as she kissed
/ hes goodnight
"i,'s SO nice 20 have sou here
with me. May deaf" she ADDED az
an sftcrthought
But Dan did not come
May knew that tho next mornius
/ by tho droop Of carloltas mouth
and tic weary look 10 her rcd rim
mod cyca
She did no, mention him. bul
her heart was filled with pity fol
;he tragic little woman when sh,
icft her alone in tho bungalow. anf
started out for rcmuei Fishhsckl
location" in the foothills hcyoal
tho town
TO He Continucdi
yT-ININ JnNI Tylt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-30

Michigan is called the Wolverine
state from the number Of wolverines
with which II formerly was infested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-30

In 1920 Russia purchased more
than $4,000. 900 worth OF ammunition
from the United States
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COLU MBlA ST. n. w, 1411-ColoFed !;
two large unfur. rooms: l. h. <.
r ST. N. e., 5O6-Two large, cheerful
rooms. ]. b. k. Lincoln 2430-W.
EYE ST. N, e., 12-Entire parlor floor
rms: running water: heat and gas;
mr.. Gvt, Printing office and Union
station; $35. Franklin 7l16.
MONTICELLO AVE. n. E. f2TI-2 or 5
outside rooms. heat, light, bath. Llnc.
2044-J.
MOVING of all kinds District Express
Co., 73T 18th st. N. w. Main 1905.
N ST. N. W. 2820-TWo large unfUr-
AiAhad rooms for Ink.
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Miscellaneous
BUILDING MATERIALS

ECONOMICAL BUILDING MATERIALS
Washington Wrecking g. Supply Co,
Inc 7th, X and Water SITS. s. w. FIR.
1905. "At the Seventh st. Wharves.
PAINT--''Wea thershIeId" house paint.
manufactured by Certain-teed CO.;
white and all other colors: $2.25 per
gallon. Color card mailed. Also Ger
tain-teed roof paint. All freshly ma n
ufsCtured BY q company of national
reputation. It IL not Army paint.
Tho Hechinger Co.. Camp Meigs. 5tn
ami Florida Ave. N. e. Main office,
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
Schools and Colleges
s'e ,sgsi shsss NV q Hp gssn.s Ur'"


Thera Is natIaa. wI6e oagf ~
traIn6d hat1l Axeeutlyee. THIS oomnN4
Is ereateF than TIE enppls-~pee etuqs
open IN ossFy elty and State. Ne 90
heIp yer u 3 pesttlon ID q neef yeef
home tewn ~ any tesoltty 80 DESIRE
We have plated sveF 500 ttu91nts
10 t6ueh With aeOd peeitiena IN als
paFtt et the Ualtod STATES y the tsSs
PRessESs o. LEWIS eRADuATG4
u few months ass =. 2. lstnesn we
clerk u stoFe; tOdey ~ Is Menaalns
the masnifleeat new netel FfeesFieN
the e1kIDsivo Manner Club. 3iSs ln4nno
oasAetto heeAme hosloss ~ the sapAs
ionahl6 C6smss eIub. william u.
1awmaA q L6 ParAdls RossauFaaf ~
eeivss s0gc higher salary. Mrs. ].
Rcd Il dlFeseine the e6ffae sheD g q
hieh-sIass viFeinla heteI. HuAofo1s
d other LowIs slReents are utRaIne
similar sueeeeses.
YoO VIII find frOm 70 10 LesIs-
tfaiHod men and wemen In fhs Mr.
willard, Mayflewer. NashIagtDn, 8htfe-
ham NemIltoa. Lee Misuse. Rateighs
Hagrlngton. Pewhafan. BUritHet6ns
FPanklin Square, WaFdman Park Coo.
mes Club, Rasauet Club and mare tian
100 ether hetels. eluhs, apagtmant
houses. batteries eHs tea Fsems.
The Spring elass will - Ilmlte9 ID
numheF. On The last eIase W WoFo
compelled to disabp1IRt 90 abblleaals,
Act aulekly - secure fostFVotiOn q
this class, stgrtiaa Nay I.
LEWIS HOTEL ThABNINo sHO0kGs
1880 New YeFk Avoaue.
CLIFFORD LEWIS. Pr6tldonf.
-,
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Bids and Proposals

roarMTasToNERs b. q, wAe1fTH0-
viii Be received in Room 500. DIhtrist
BuiidinR until o'clock p. M, April
tiIa National Training school Ter Girls
81 Muirkirk. Maryland. For detailed
information apply TO Room t2T District
Building.
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
statesmen WANTEn.

SALESMEN-With newspaper or mag
azine experience. Five sales daily
pays $S7 weekly. Must be neat APP
81 w
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
OFFICES AND STORES

NEW cofner store. n. J. Ave and 0
st. n. W.. facing three streets; well
situated for any line Of business.
PENN REALTY CORPORATION *
Franklin aAl
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
SITUATIONS WTD.-MALE a

GOVERNMENT clerk, age 20; high
school and higher accountancy train
ing; energetic ambitious and quick
to learn. wants start in bookkeep
ing work. Give me a trial, you
won't regret it. Box 232 Times
Herald
The Washington times., 1925-04-17
WHERE mo- STOP

HOTEL INN, 6O8 9th st. N. w.
IS, 20, %. SO weekly. Summer rates
Evening star., 1925-08-09

Dr. Wfred T. Grenfell the porch of the Winter
pal Lewis Bay, Labrador. On DR.. Grenfells left is
Gilbert Grosvenor president Of the National Geographic
Society, who to Battle Harbor the Bowdoin.
Evening star., 1925-08-09

An iceberg with an "air
line" Seasons leave their sap
rings on trees; so special con-
ditions leave their marks on
the glaciers whose fragments
become icebergs. Such marks
may have originated thousands
of years ago. Photo taken from
the BoWdoin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Plan NeW Bluff Bridge
With Aid of Railroads
Magnolia Bluff and Carleton Park Clubs Back
Extensive Improvement Project

toward For, Iawtou BY the east
route"
Plans for the new Garfield bridge
call for is extension 10 the bluff ~
Dartmouth n and n connection with
Magnolia blvd and Thorudykr ave
II would bring much Of the Magnolia
bluff section within from three 10
four miles OF the downtown section.
and interest In its completion has
been Increased by the likelihood 81
converting Fort Lawton into great
marine park. 200 and GOLF course
Since the burning % ihr w
Wheeler II; bridge Ia July, 1894 folks
out Magnolia way. have brsn patient.
~ dstourinE thru Interplay. aEroaa
tho ". prnyus - bridge. miles out
Of their way In the meantime com.
pllcations and litigation arose over
replacement OF the burned structure
or selection OF n new route.
II wnS finally decided 90 connect
tho west end Of the existing Garfield
At structure With the bluff BY build.
ing q span northward 70 the point
whsro card ave. w. touches the iide
fats OF Smith cove Work ia PRO
crossing rapidly on this bridge. and
II Is expected 81 viii be opened for
traffic By December rs Of this year
Heavy timbers securely bottled
and with all joints oreonotrd will
give the bridge permancncy
Twenty-thlrd ave W viii be paved
10 connection with the paved
Thorndyke ave before the bridge Is
opened to traffic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Can You Think
of Band Name?
Hal Wants One

UNa stimulate further interest in the
1 selection Of an appropriate usms
ror Hal DeMara band. now helms
featured az the raptagr. thshlra
Manager Lloyd pcarth has offered
fiys additional prizes IN addition 90
tho first announcement ~ So in
gold
The prizes uou stand FIRST award
Sss second $40. and three prizes of
81 each The contest iz open 10
everyone in Seattle with tho r&crp-
ton ot employees Of the ibeatcg and
viii close Saturday night az p m.
From ono 20 fave names may b. sub.
mttrt and boz yass the prize winning
titlrs arr submitted by more than
one person an elimination wiIi be held
10 determine the winner Bring or
mail your answers 20 Tho beA8F
Contest Editor. Room 200 PaHiakes
Thea,eF building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22

WITH the gard ave. W bridge well
w along in construction. residents
Of tho Magnolia Bluff Carleton Park
ana Fort GAwton sections OF the city
are turning their attention 10 the
proposed westward extension Of tho
W. Garfield 81. bridge 70 tho bluff
and "a connection with Magnolia blvd.
and Thorndyke ave.
Cost Of construction OF new
permanent span from 18th ave. W.
along W Garfield ST. past the Smith
Cove docks 10 Magnolia Bluff has
been estimated NJ 5000 a cum too
great, residents believed, 20 be asked
from the general fund nj this time.
Various means were considered. such
ms a bond issue measure 20 be voted
on. and local assessments on property
owners in the districts benefited.
None OF these plans seemed 10
give hope Of new bridge within n
reasonable tirUc." said Mrs. c. h.
Coseiman. president Of the W. Gar
field 81. Bridge club. Thursday morn
ing SO We nave tulueN " AHF
method OF financing.
THE railroads viii have TO pay for
the portion over their tracks. This
will take care OF the distance from
Is W. to the Port docks We arc
negotiating with the Port Of Seattle
officials 10 replace tho old portion
in front Of the municipal wharyes,
This will leave only a short section
10 be paid for out OF general funds
or BY local assessment. We are drtv'
ing ahead on the new plan and are
certain OF success in n comparatively
short time.
Port officials admit the present
bridge Is inadequate for traffic "a
the docks ut present, and viii have
TO be replaced.
The gard ave W. extension. now
being built, and TO be completed BY
December Is. is designed to conform
10 the proposed w. Garfield struc
ture. and is a permanent unit in the
general plan. giving direct route "a
traffic along Thorndyke and out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
DIES IN BLIZZARD
Youth Frozen TO Death
When Caught in Storm

SEGAuNEE Mlgh OCT - lBy
u - The body n Wmmo MniEL
II, frozen 600 Ihe suDwstorm that
swept this territory early u ihr
week. was brought back home toe
dhg WumD.H body was found in
the woods near here late yastcr-
day
Aim1 johnson. ~. o. companion
on the trip. is under medical at-
tsutIoH Iils hands feet and face
arc frozen and hIs mind iH reported
by thr experience A.m1
staggered into iHr brmh0usn late
yesterday and collapsed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Puyallup to Raise
Meeker Statue Fund

Citizens Of the Puyallup valley will
open a $4,000 drive Friday 90 raise
funds for bronze statue 10 Ezra
Meekcr. famous Seattle pioneer "
IL proposed 10 erect tho statue on tho
site OF the Mceker homestead near
Puyalup Ceremonies nt tho sitc viii
open the drive
The statue will be cast from n clay
model prepared BY Alonzo Victor
Lewis, Seattle sculptor j shows tho
Old oregon craftsman rs he looks
today. with a -brimmcd hat and
flowing white beard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Tacoma Man Slain
at San Francisco

FAN FRANCIsCO. OCT e. Wy
T. PJ Joseph " smith. San Fran.
cisco. was found dead iH mis- auiom0-
bile today on The Eay Shore highway
b'lwesu here and South Francisco
apparently victim ~ battle be-
tween rum runners and hijaeken
Tho mans clothing had boon ifIrd.
~ Tho lu search or biIifoId and
documents a diamond ring and
watch were untouched
Smith. who Also was known o.
Charles Saunders. was EBjd 20 have
come here from Tacoma ana 10 have
conducted "a bootleg business af "a
former address hero under the name
~ Saunders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Mother and Girl
Burned to Death

ATHENS, o.. oct a. -ny U. p
Mrs. Hattie Dunfec, wife OF coal
miner and Laura Dunfec. 3, her
daughter, were burned TO death to.
day when fire destroyed their home
here.
Two other children were burned
painfully and two more escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
FIREMAN SAVES
THREE LIVES
First Aid Treatment REEVES
Children Fire Victims

PORTLAND oct ~ as O. PF-
EHu lu commissioning nnt aId fr-af.
myu uu tbr part 0' Lieut. d. o.
kumpf fireman aaFrs me HFs- Of
three Hmau children OF john safurH
ia-f nsHf
Ihr children asrs uappei Iu me
second sf0r ~ Burning HOUSE.
and Wrra overcome with smoke
kumpf rescued them. and Then rs.
yIFrd them before emergency phrs-
clans arrived ThrF w,rf karIf
Mary and Helen s3tgl.rH 9
months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Olympic Buyer Is
Sued for Divorce

Denying that hs is worth between
$4,000 and 100000 and that h.
makes more than $3.50 a month.
George Ward. chief purchasing
agent Tor The Olympic Hotel. flied
"a crDsF-eompIaHt 20 the divorce
auit ~ his wife. Ethel. IN superior
court Thuudag
Ha charges that Hlo cHa~iraa
their g-year-old daughter Ellnor n
she speaks 20 her father. and that
HE wife abandoned him more rhan
year ago, and n living apart from
him here with their children the
daughter and a l5-m0nths-oId son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Man Run Down by
Auto Badly Hurt

" 4. Parker I2, of 47oih
Brooklyn ave. was seriously huFt
wednesday evening. when run down
a. 10Th ave y r. ana T. Goth ~.
The AUTOMOBILES was driven by "
BLACK. 6s27 goth aye. y. r Parker
ia internally hurt and has many
cuts and bruiacH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Haircut Prices Are
Up in San Francisco

SAN FHASC1sCO. oct e By
Z. p san Francisco BARRIERS have
fixed November ns tho date upon
which haircui4 shall b. s. cents and
shaves coat sS cents, Increased re-,
sprctiyely from 50 cents and Is cents
The higher schedule Is reported iu
effect IN more than 100 ciflca OF this
country.