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Evening star., 1925-11-17

locating in Brooklyn, N. Y. Later he
was associated with the Matthews
Northrup Co., photographers. Of Buff
falo, and then entered the service OF
l.. l.. Poates, wax engraVer, OF New
York City, as chief craftsman.
He entered the Government service
as a craftsman in the United States
Geological Survey in March. 1908, and
was appointed chief illustrator an
April, 1921, in recognition of his val
liable service and thorough knowl-
edge of scientific work.
He was an active member of the
North Capitol Citizens Association
and of the Lutheran Church.
Evening star., 1925-11-17
SORLIE Confident
NYE WILL BE SEATED
Governor of North Dakota De-
clares Appointee to Senate Is
Real Progressive Republican"

BISMARCK, y. Oak, November II
L4O.-Contidence that Gerald Z. Nye,
appointed Saturday as Senator from
North Dakota to succeed the late T.. F.
Ladd. will be seated at the forthcom-
ing session of Congress was expressed
Yesterday by Gov. A. G.. Sorlie and
other Non-Partisan leaders.
Gov. Sorlie based his belief on the
fact that Nye is a real progressive
Republican" and that his presence will
add strength to the Republican MAJOR
ity in the Senate
Evening star., 1925-11-17
Special announcement

Get in touch 7uith this ofte for trip
~ CorGl Gables. These trips are run
at frequent intervals and thousands of
congenial and pleasant people are en-
joying them. Gall or telephone for
all the necessary information regard
ing the best 9uay TO f'isit Miami as
orr guests.
Illustrated booklets. maps. price
lists and compIcte Information about
Coral Gables may also be obtained
here 7sifhom Obligation TO you Let
us Sho1V you 1uhat has been accom-
blished in Coral Gables, and feH you
of the thousands Of opportunities that
aapait the early in1estor.
Evening star., 1925-11-17
Mitchell AlimOny
Increased $1,000
Yearly by Court
By the Associated Press.

MADISON, Wis, November "
Col. William Mitchell, being tried
by court-martial In connection
with his criticism of the Nations
Air Service, must pay $4,000 year
more toward the support of his
three children, the Wisconsin Su-
preme Court ruled today. The court
affirmed without opinion an order
granted his former wife, Caroline
S. Mitchell. increasing the allow
ance from $4,000 to $4,000 year.
Evening star., 1925-11-17

Don miss this chance. Invest today
at Coral Gables and ride with thou
sands to success.
Evening star., 1925-11-17

B. c. Forb<s Jayy:
kezc York's most
rntrrtrising bank
HaSe been and no92
are cooperating et,y
actively IN the devsI-
otment Of the South.
They are alice TO the
tofsntidiifi<t ard
prOmablsne5s Of deai-
ing sviih the South."
Evening star., 1925-11-17
Rex Beach qvas 7con BY tie
Charm of Coral Gables

Few people know this country better than
REX BEACH. He is a man of true discrimi-
nation and taste The beauty of Coral
Gables won him Immediately. His enthusi-
asm has led him to write book upon the
miracle of Coral Gables Let us send it to
YOU, together with full information about
Coral Gables, free
Evening star., 1925-11-17
New Coke Ovens Opened.

UNIONTOWN. Pa, November Il
P).-Orders to fire $50 additional coke
ovens at four plants in the Connells-
Vile region were issued by the II. c.
Frick Coke Co today.
Evening star., 1925-11-17

Nineteen hundred sites of Indian
culture, including remains of villages,
burial grounds ana the like
were reported in eastern PENNSYLVANIA
in a recent survey
Evening star., 1925-11-17
Coral Gables is an
assured Success

Coral Gables is an opportunity such as
rarely comes to any individual. The
one investment for those who believe
in "playing safe 1t is no dream of
what may happen in the future. No
chimera. 1t is an uncqualed oppor-
tunity for homc-scekers and investors
A thriving city already built by the
most conservative and shrcwdcst buy
ers in the country-thc wealthy class.
Yet, building plots in Coral Gables
may now be secured by moderate
initial payment. These plots are offered
in wide range of prices, which include
all improvements such as streets, street
lighting, electricity and water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Richardson Saws
Fake Automatic
Used in Escape
Fourth of Jailbreakers, Captured in
San Francisco, Tells How He and
Pals Fled County Tank

GAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25-(By u. P.)-Floyd Richard
~ sons motto is keep smiling when in trouble" Lodged
in the city Jail here, Floyd has plenty of opportunities
smile for his troubles appear likely to be with him for some
time
tall, good looking youth is Richardson, quiet and an
easy take appearing not mt all the hardened criminal he
admits he is
In few days he viii be started north TO Seattle where
he escaped from the King county Jail September 15 after
being convicted of killing Patroman Robert L. Ltsey
year previous.
Floyd his two younger brothers and couple Of pretty
painted women were rounded up by local police Monday
night and confessed to having staged series of hoIdups
hcreabouts during the past few weeks.
1t not until after the records searched that To-
cal officers knew for certain that they held the desg
mated by Seattle police MS elusive and dangerous"
So they are watching him closely to see that he doesn't
escape again
Two officers stood by his side behind several rows of
bars he told today of his life since he fled Seattle
There were six of us in the.pary that escaped" Richard
said There was r. II. Johnson; Joe Ward, he
bank robber Avah klboun Ed Watson James Burns and
myself.
u was dental mechanic in the jail Learned all knew
about it there
1T wasn't hard for TO get hold of some files and
knife and with them carved fake automatic out
OF block of wood but worked just as well real
one
Ward held up the iaier with this block of wood took
his keys and locked him in the tank and released the rest
of us.
1T was a real laugh as we walked out of Jail with
Ward still hanging onto that toy pistol There
physicians outside and drove away a few blocks
in II, then split up. Everyone broke but me.
had SLIT, which divided with the fellows.
Inc tlfst night / slept III cheap lodging house in
small town about four miles from Seattle The next day
caught stage and by short jumps stages and trains
came straight to San Francisco I've been here ever since
The trip out Of Washington was dead easy You can
always get by If you have money. All did was stay away
from the places which knew were watched and had no
close calls.
Down here got low on funds" Richardson continued
brothers and and the of the crowd we picked
up here started out to clean up coin And now I'm
in again
1T looks like I'll be in for good but might fool EN- You
never can tell STILL this is good jail and they sure watch
you plenty close.
My brothers didn't have anything do with the Seattle
affair and the gheyre just kids and not crooks either
Il guess I'm the bad one Our old man was a respect.
able hardware dealer in Seattle. But didn't kill that
cop; you can tell em that.
And my motto still is:
keep smiling when in trouble"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
InOneHour
This sparkling drink
flushes out the poisons

Some mornings bring to some Of
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moan days Of dullnesS depression
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Find out how easy It IS to correct
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That drink will flush the mites.
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The results come in a gentle, nat
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And they aro at your COMMAND
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you feel tho need.
Let n trial show what they mean
10 you, They VIII Do n revelation.
Send the coupon now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
VII ~ ~ IIfE-Ia|I
Does Winter Fill
You With Dread?
Better Get Rid Of Your Rheumati.,
Pains and Twinges-N0W Y

James II Alien. Of &c FORBES ST.,
Rochester y. T.. suffered for years
with rheumatism Many times this
terrible disease left him helpless and
unable TO work.
lie finally decided, after years Of
ccasolcss study. that no one can b.
free from rheumatism until the accu-
nulated impurities, commonly called
uric acid deposits. were dissolved in
the joints and muscles and expelled
from the body
With this idea In mind he consult.
cd physicians. made experiments
and finally compounded prescrip.
ton that quickly and completely
banished every sign and symptom
Of rheumatism from his system.
lie freely gave his discovery.
which he called AI.LENRHU, to
others, who took it. with what
might be called marvellous success.
After years Of urging. he decided 10
let sufferers everywhere know
about his discovery through the
newspapers. He has therefore in.
Etrueted BarteIl Drug Co. aud drug.
gists everywhere to dispense AL,
LENRHU with the understanding
that II the first pint bottle does not
show the way 70 complete recovery.
he win gladly return your money
without comment. :, 7,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
ADVERTISEMENT
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That's what housands OF stomach
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
new GUN BILL
is READY
Miller Takes Stars Plan TO
Congress Again

A new bill. 10 ban the fale and
interstate shipment ~ rrgoivsfa
without n city license. will Do intro
ducs1 iu congress this term. Con-
greEamHH John r. aillrr announced
Wednesday as be was departing FOR
Washington
A. tho request of The Star Mll.
Der introduced Euch "a bin IN the
house last year. and II was passed
b. a big majority. But the term
ended before those who were paving
tho way for tho bin in the senate
could bring n 20 "A vote,
II think there u no question but
that tho MEASURE viii pass IN both
houses thB term" Miller said,
Tho congressman also viii wage
an active campaign for q now fed.
orai building ana postoffice IN Sc
attic 20 replace tho present con-
gested and nntiquated buildings. and
win cndeayor 20 get action started
on the Sand Point flying field de.
vel6pment ns aoou aa tho present
county difficulty In securing title %
the land Is settled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Death May Cheat
LaU of Its Dole

Peter Brown win probably
set a suspended sentence for
violating the narcotic lava when
be appears before + sdersi Judge
Srtcrer December for Een-
once. The prosecution will ask
that no be given such "a pen
atty bcCausc Brown Is alleged
TO 10 In tic last stages Of
tuberculosis and death may
cheat tho law ~ It's vengeance,
He pleaded guilty TO the pos
session Of dope wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

Because q its germ destroying
properties. nothing has over been
found 20 take tho place Of this sui
phur preparation The moment you
apply Il healing begins. only those
who have had uuslghtly skin tfuu.
bIes can know the delight this Men.
thossulphur brings Even fiery.
Itching eczema Is dried right up.
Got "a Jar Of Rowiea Aienthb. sui.
phur from any good druggist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MILEAGE
STARTS ON PAGE /

ION. chairman. and Senator's Cleary.
Karshner, Palmer, McCauley and
SomeryilIe.
The millages allowed, and which
provide for the financial operation Of
the institutions for tho next four
years, were:
The University Of Washington,
1.52; state college, .92; ElIens.
burg Normal, .l6; BeIlingham
Normal, .26; Cheney Normal, .22.
This Is a decided victory for tho
higher institutions as Governor Hart.
ley In his message recommended the
abolition Of all milage assessments
for the University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
TAC0MAN SHOT
IN CAFE ROW
Three Held After Early
Morning Gun Battle

TACOMA. Soy. 25.--tBy L. Pr
Police surrounded house here 10.
day and arrested three men as aus.
poets IN connection with an ~.
tempted holdup In a South Tacoma
restaurant al 1876 q. m. during
uhs course n which Joe ccntoni.
the proprietor waH struck on the
head with a piece Of wood and Pa
trolman 81 N. Pnncll was shot
thru the right leg The bandit
gang fled IN an auto without Oh
tanning any money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Thirty-Four New
Homes in One Da,

Tuefday rfl "A record f,r
permits FOR rugla aweuIugs m
the office IL Building gupt h
L. Proctor His Ergff isuiad
permits Tor ai new realdsnes,
10 cost an aggregate n tiIsss6
Proctor Eud this ~ ths largest
single days output m residences
conjunction permits iB Seattle.
ML.InrH-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
License for Coal
Miners Is Sought

OLYMPIA, NOV. rs, -- The legIg.
lature is trying 10 license beauty
pnrlor operators and real estate deal.
ors. Now Representative Hubbell
and Representative Hanks. Of XIII.
tas county, want to license coal min.
crs, They introduced q bill In the
house this morning which would
create a miners examining board Of
Washington. composed Of thrcNnom.
bers, appointed by tho director Of
labor and industries Tho license fec
is 81 and miners must prove IN writ
ing and by practical demonstrations
that they ort fitted to work in the
coal mines,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25


y haired Kid stood In the clerks office OF the federal building
and watched clerk write on form saying that RNftaele SOUL
lace wanted TO become citizen Of the United states.
Hold your right hand" said the clerk.
Ratfaele stared him, uucomprehendns
couple weelslugt long enough
to be citizen He and his little brother Rosario all tho
Raface hushcd thru the that Neapotan and
Mediterranean painted cheeks. The clerk leaned
raised Ratse right hand and with the
That was five years
young chap who Is assistant manager
IL the French line offices Seattle spoke before 1--WE busao
Trinity church "Wednesday he spoke before
crowded meeting the tmercauaton service organized
clubs in Seattle al Nerves cafeteria.
The radio picked the speeches OF tho manho
s3and broadcast made young
man very proud and he went home to m fine house at 9 5oth
s. in Mount Baker and told Lots Mae his bride
Mae undoubtedly fore
most business Of the Pacific Northwest in few
TT SEEMS quite probable
Ralph r. squrace assistant to tho
French line agency speaker
citizen the curlhad nftaelc who smiled
hendingy five years ago in the federal building office
Sixty months opportunity plus kindly help
business men. plus gft-hnt's all
Soon after he here Raaslc go work
He didn't have enough money to buy wheel hut he asked
Smith liked his smile and gave it to him.
Rafaee couldn't speak read English boys
bicycle
Harold spalanr Of the Amsrcanaton service
schoo'had started to help too The Ecaosn kd Win
the smile was starting to learn EnEsh-and learning
n AUGUST 1921 Rafaelshd become Ralph forgot
ten that pronounced "squss chny-took
telegram to Arthur W Hoffman, French
line at 100 Cherry
Holman writing some kilograms on the blanks Of com
peng Western Union his chauceaud
took it. Right there he made his Western
Union got the business.
But it lost Ralph.
Hofmann figured that enteprnR youngster who could
Induce him switch his pretty good Young
ster to have around the French line agency
Wei" said Smith OF Western Union
the Hofmann offer We're sorry you-but good luckr
And that that.
I Just tried to make friends with business out for
chances to help employers business Amer
citizen said Ralph, Wednesday technical education
In Caanzaro high school, from Naples ana that
helped. 1850 'N'
Blu, with the opportunity IN seaswe any Immigrant bow
could do the thing" ~
Last August Ralph married Miss Boldly uIeco ~
W H. irvine, secretary the FIGURING Mills connonv
October "a he received his papers compicnod 10
Judge jeremiah Neterer and became n citizen. ~
Hard work? sure-but Ncapoitan sun ra,,a ~
the warm Mediterranean wind iCed cheeks ia stu bn
with five Of Seattle gunshine-physcal and mentaI,
make stick. ' W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
ADVERTISEMENT
SULPHUR CLEARS
SKIN RIGHT UP

Tor uuaiFhtJy skin
eraptions msh or
blptcllr on iaer.
neck. arms or body
you do not have 20
walt FOR relief from
torture or emhaf
rassmsnt, declares a
nutflEkln specialist.
Apply a little Men
tho sulphur and ism
pr1veHIeni show q
next day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

G2I gy and Greek,
geography and history,
and how to gain ply
sique? Who is it chats
with mentors and hobnobs
with the great, and who
to parse the hardest verb
will never hesitate? Who
knows TO points of deci-
mails, how much it costs to
get sufficient education to
become a barberette?
Who knows binomial the
orems and how to train
an ohm or how to lead
the singing of "My Old
Kentucky Home? Who
seeks to pack more learn
ing inside the busy brains
of the relays of young
hopefuls he assiduously
trains? Who is this mod
est hero, decorating halls
of fame? He runs the
University - Henry Suz-
zallo's his name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

Money 10 erect factory building and equip same with
machinery, and credit sufficient operate same win he
all that IL required 10 match this first gift, Who viii
The first? we VIII wait to hear from ALL regardless Of dis
lance from Semitic " You want 10 apply for this first
factory Site address the Seattle Bonrd OF Trade 208 snfcr
building Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

n hla action n he vetosa u. then
Il must bo pHssed BY twothirIa af
each hotssr before 4 can become
law, II ho does not sign the b.l
or veto !; % the end u 10 days,
it automatically becomes law,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
SENATE FIREWORKS
ARE I'LL MiNATING

And that wasn't an Listen I,
the sizzls Of tho senate Fireworks
Senator Bob Grass. OF Seattle
tho loud speaker FOR the COVER
nor, and recently on the state pay
roll. branded an land settlement
work as socialism. and tho hand set
Element bin as a slap at tho cover
nor,
Sen, Ralph Motca,r, Of Tacoma
resented tho remarks uf Sen. Grau
and In a rage Of sarcasm, hurls,
again and again the word social
Ism" at sen, Grass
Unfortunately wc have an o.
ficer who refuses % cooperate viii
tho federal government in land sol,
Element" stated Sen Motcaif This
man has boon dgrrllct In duties and
Il Is up TO rs 10 place this land
settlement work tn tho hands Of a
far-scolng man. friendly to reela.
nation
Sen. Metgalf caller attention "a
the fact that r. r. Benson, form
crly state agriculture cpmmlEaloner
Elwooa Mead. Franklin X. Lane.
and II, X. Tiffany, now in the
reclamation department. stephen
Huu and such men were present
when The reclamation interests Of
this stats were outlined,
Il ask sou were those men lutsr.
rzted In socialism, demanded Sen.
Me,ralf Of san Glass
sen. Houssr Of King county &C.
cussd the legislature Of attempting
TO choke MI reclamation projects IN
the state by their action
Thank God lt'b having a speedy
demise" said Sen, Houscr,
III certain office fails TO func,
ton. then Il IS Our duty 20 remove
Il 20 an office that win function. "
said Sen. McCaulcy Of KIt,!tas.
The surprise ot the final ballot was
Sen. +. H. Carlyuu Of Thurulou
voting against the bill and Sen. WA,
liam Wr0y OF Seattle voting for the
bill. wray was consider an admin.
lstration man,
The final vote was
For tho reclamation bill Senators
Barclay, Bishop. Clsary. Condor.
couynrd. Davis. Croft. Hail. liar.
rison. Hastings. Huru. Jacobsen.
Karshnsr kirkmau tAndon. Nc.
Caulcy. MstcaIf. Morgan. NORTH.
land. Murphy. Myers. Oman. Post,
Shaw. Smith. samsryillc. Sutton,
weatfall Wilmer and Wray.
Against the bilI--senators Carl
you, Conner, Grass. Houaor I.unu,
Norman. Palmer, st. Peter and
Smart.
Abaent--se majors Christensen,
Barnes and Morris. who were oI.
cuscd by tho president Of tho sen.
ate.
The bill viii DO Immediately sent
back to tho house on the motion
OF Sen. Guy Il. Croft, and from
there Il will 20 to tho governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

The Seattle Board Of Trade will buy and beg factory
Sites and wants to announce that already factory site
has been given for free distribution by the Seattle
Trade This first site eight lots Of tdcnnd on
a front door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

Boldi's pumpkin pies hit the spot
49, Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

The Seattle Board of Trade will give AWAY It's first
tory site the first act of the kind that has ever pIrn
place in the city of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
RECLAMATION
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Morthland. 81 Yakima, had branded
the Hartley administration as In.
capable Of leadership. In his specch
which struck legislators with ~
roIecnilnus-,
The tragedy la politics 10.
day Is that No must aekuoNL
edge that the state admlnistra.
ton is wholly without capacity
for leadership and that Il Is
time for the Legislators Ia
take the affair Of the state In,
to their own hands, There Il
no other course n we arc 10
have any constructive program
In this state" said senator
Morthland
This singing indictment OF thc
Hartley administration was the
peak 81 Morthlands speech. lie
spoke gently and with ssilo on
his face but lawmakers remarked
that II WAS "a gguIl0manly utter.
unee with the force Of a pugilisrs
blow hack OF A."
We've an boon thinking tho Same
thing WHY not say IT, Morthland
had the courage" said Representa-,
tive N. w. Moullon, following North
lands verdict on tho state admins.
tratiou and the favorable vote OF the
senate on reclamation.
Not only is this tho third defeat
the governor hBa suffered az the
hands Of the legislature In the rccla-
nation tight but % Is the first time
that any legislator has openly crit,
ciEcd the state administration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

The way Los Angeles made room for manufacturers,
made Los Angeles the greatest Western city. The Seattle
Board Of Trade is taking up tho Angeles theory and
promises for Seattle crusade OF factory building.