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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
COLVIN CHARGES
"HORSEPLAY"
Claims HOIdup Attorneys
Purposely Delay Trial

CHARGING horssplay ailh me
courts h. delaying maiof criminal
cases whom brought 20 trial Pres.
reutor 4. u Colyin haa arrved notice
un defense attorneys th=f repeated
obstruction viii be- dealt With per-
cmptorliY The nature of his action
was not announced hut hia state
meut followed d continuance 10 the
Bon Mafrhs bgs8gu holdup ease.
granted TUESDAY until next Thurs
day
When the eass came up for tnal
Monday. Defense Counsel John u
bore announced. thru certificate ~
a phy that jos q. Nsal one Of
The five DEFENDANTS wnn alex IN
Providence hospital TUESDAY morn.
ms Dr Don Palmer appointed -
the court reported that Seals oiisr.
alton was for tonSilitis and that u
Was not an emergency
Judge OlHlhm declaring that ihe
operation Wa apparently one Of con-
ysnIsnre. Ordered Neal brought into
court within an hour on penalty ~
forfeiture Of hla ito.o bond
An hour and hair later he re-
fused to forfeit the bond. and per
mltied Neal 60 remain iu bed until
Monday. despite coiyn's motion %
| forfeit the property bond and place
Neal in the custody u the thsriff's
office
Calvin refused 90 grant hr and
Mrs. Fahlrk. Mrs Neal and > NJ
/ pooley. the other defendants "a sep
nrais triai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

II your skin Is yolIow-complex.
lon pallid--tongue coated-appotite
poor-you havo bad tasto in
your mouth--a lazy. no.good feel.
Ing-you should take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets--a
substitute for calomol--wcre pre-.
pared by DIR. Edwards after II
years Of study.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You win know them
by their olive color.
TO havc'a clear. pink skin, bright
eyes. no plmples, n feeling OF buoy.
ancy like childhood days you mus,
got at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel
yet have no dangerous after eff.
fects.
They start the bile and overcome
constipation. Take one or two
nightly and note the pleasing re.
suits. Millions Of boxes are sold
annually at i5c and 30c.--Adver.
tiEement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Alleged Swindlers
Sought by Police

Two gypsy women who. police say,
have swindled many Seattle women
out OF hundreds Of dollars. were be
ing sought by tho police Wednesday
The gypsies recently appeared at
the homo OF Mrs. Kate Herman. 1850
Willow St. and obtained $500 from
her by representing that her three
children were threatened BY spiri,
forces with Illness and death. They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
NAB Flu GITIVE
San Francisco Police Hold
Woman Accused OF Theft

Airs MARY =. Mills was arrested
al the Palace hotel by San Francisco
police late Tuesday and was held on
a fugitive warrant for Sheriff Matt
starwich. She is charged. under a
Jane Doe Mills" warrant. with the
grand larceny OF SIS worth Of per.
sonal belongings OF Miss Mary Filler.
Of SOC Boylston ave. ~
Miss Filler told Deputy Prosecutor
Il, NJ. Burgunder that Mrs Mills dis.
appeared January 10 with black
suitcase. a pair Of gloves. a cape and
vanity caae. and that she had pur.
chased $50 worth Of lingerie az Fred.
erick & Nelson's on Miss Filters
credit. besides borrowing money from
Miss Filler and another girl on tho
strength OF a $500 bank draft then
uncashed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
COOLIDGE GIVEN
PRESIDENCY
Congress Officially Counts
Electoral Votes
MrnNasDAN, rInItif AIlt ~

WASHINGTON. Feb. ti.-Caiyin
Coolidge and Charles q Dawes VIII
be- proclaimed president and vice
president o. the United States. to.
spectlvrly. today In a picturesque
joint session o. congress.
Conforming to the constitution. the
house and senate sill meet together
az y. m. to ean,nss che electoral
Votes Of the states brought here By
special meSscngrrss
The two officers arc tho only ones
IN the government who require no
special certificate Of election and the
mere proclamation % the congress ~
the authority they have for sASum.
ing their ppats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
SLIGHT CUT IN
TAX LEVY
One and Six.TenthS Mills OF
Highway and School Funds

OLYMPIA. Feb "a -rbe lnain
achievements OF the Hartley admin-
istra,ion. az Che GLOSS OF the lesisla4
tive session toalay appsafed 60 be
a cut of 10 mills in the tar lew
of this IL mills came OF the irsr
msurut highway fund and onetsnth
of a mnl from the Centuila nor
NAL sehoot levy
Tho mill anda.hall levy raised
4a.sst s. sza ace q ys4T AMI thia IL
returned 10 eountics for rosd uur.
poscs. nc sttli viii be- culivctrd this
year. be.zause IA was made last sep
tender But next year IL VII, nel
bc collected and The MONEY Tor the
counties win have 90 come from o.
cnsc and Eaaolinc taxes This may
mean an Increase in gas taxes and
iicvnsr fe-s at the November rra-
sion,
There Is enough money in the
treasury 90 carry out the Sl4Ns1 GOO
road program for the hitnnIum. al.
lowing Tor 40 millapds.halt levy
next year.
Atop ~ This saving thsFr 81 the
bond election ban. which Is calguiAt
"a 20 stop bond issues Tor romc
ysars and thus tighten the huge
interest load nov carried hy coun
ties cities port and park dis
trtets.
Before an issue can be voted now.
more than SO por cent % the yot
~ must turn out % vote Friends
% the measure assert this viii au.
tomaticaliy klu proposed iNsue-.
henuso bond ISSUE vote, are uoto.
riously low. This bin carries the
usual emergency clause cannot -
referred and goes into effoct as
soon as the governor aiEus h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
German Commercial
Treaty Is Approved

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE Ger.
man commercial trvaty providing
reciprocal trade provisions between
tho United States and Germany WIS
approved hy the senate yesterday.
The treaty was taken up unexpected.
" and adopted with but little discus.
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
rnrusnAl, i.uunUAnY ~

ruIWsnNN. TUunC AnN ~
kifQ. EuHh and Lane t1auo
Co. s38 mrtrFa "a y. uis must
cas- offerings az chosen by thn
ltstrurra-ln- outlet after that for
distance reception.
kFbN. NhodrE nrpartmr -
STORE. tat meters taaiib. Vile
liam dufmauEH Olympus ihtrl
aFyhfstra broadcast from the
Palm room hy remote control NiE
lent after atti Tor Ions diataii'o
kiH n AZ IlAdln Co. eos me-
tsrs ta0-t. chHdrens prusrau'.
muaie readings utci iHsese r.
studio musical program silent
after lac
MEnNtssDAN, FEnHt AlIh a.
hEnA Rhodes store. $50
nvtofa- tzsgU-ifl Rotary club
ls5FIa, iLNtrmRn'h Olympic hnlsA
orchestral t.ttsh, Hopper hellF
nmpAuy musical program, a'4N-
~ studio program ..s meter.
-a.t muaical felueHt number
s.so-to. studio program, fFatot
inF tHr following Wilham r.
hoffman. pianistl Mts y. q, l'ar
We. resass and Gsruuda Allen.
KJR \ w Radio seryio. Go,
eos mstrrs=l 3u-a public speak
inF ctaau. see. yhlldrru.H proc
gran. music rtti Aieosp So
musical program htiQslp, hpanr
rh rlass Silent after 10 p ms
rA,nrIC CoAsr STATIONS
XII Los Angeles % meters
3u-6 D. tH aRil on Interior
decoration and music a-le pop
ular sauKs prpgrsui.
Mo. Oakland. 5oo msters
ss1 8. M, luncheon concert;
81 nuIatrHi program tabi3H, con
cert urChrstfa ur tho Hotel ~
FFalsfas silent Hftrf = M
Mo, san Francisco, 49, me-
trra--t-s 3. M. seiEvT'a iaiFmout
Hotel orchestral a0-lslp, matte
nee pN1 Eraui. tsau.a iaA falrmout
Hotel orchestra, atlQse se, chill
drrn's hour 4-f;ao. faifmont
Hotel orchestra teil- Palace
Hotel band
kuW. Portland ts9.i mstafs-
1880 q IA. concerto 3. childfen't
program. 4. firHt kgt 81 the All
kada lola Muitnomah Hotel
orchestra
kitJ. Los Angeles +oii me.
trra=is EO-ii2n p M special
program. g,sQ.l,se. Pacific states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

John iiarFop. candidate Tor city
council. waH to speak At Moves
cafeteria Wednesday noon and viii
speak there again at noon THUR.
day Monday, February rs, at s
p. m. he is to speak AZ the Phln.
ney Ridge Improvement club meet.
iuE. on Tuesday. al the same time,
AZ meeting Of the Green Lake
Commercial club.
Mr HRrrop IL a firm advocate Of
tho city manager plan and believes
In municipal ownership. and that
our city utilities should give the
taxpayers the came amount ~ re.
lief that they would expect from
privately owned utilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Viaduct Gives Way
Under Heavy Truck

a whole section Of tho Garfield
II. viaduct to the Smith cove ter,
minai gave away beneath n heavy
truck loaded with pepper Tuesday.
hurting the truck. two occupants
and the load to the tide Oats. 20
feet below.
Mira. w. y. .slosssn. 400 w.
Garfield ST.. who was within y
yard Of the truck when 4 broke
thru. saved herself BY clasplnv The
bridge iolsis near by.
Nvc l.. Gregory. driver Of fhr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
s COLDS 8
NTANg Break Cold Right Up with ~
" "Pape's Cold Compound

Instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed.
up, Take Tapes Cold Compound"
every two hours until three doses
are taken. The first dose opens
clogged.up nostrils and air passages
OF head: stops nose running: re.
lieves headache. dizziness. feverish.
ness sneezing. The second and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Tindall to Speak
Wednesday Noon

Philip TindalI. chairman OF INC
city council utilities committee. was
10 address the members Of the ES-
change club Wednesday noon on
The sknglt. The luncheon meet
ing is scheduled for 1915 al the
Chamber Of Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

promised TO save the children o. Tay
ment OF the money. but after obtain
ing the cash the women disappeared
Another neighbor. Mrs orfisE
1905 Willow ST., reported that N
gypsies had seemed 10 hypnotic hti
into giving them $50 cash and % hfi
OF canned fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
RADIO PROGRAMS

Electric Ga program SIS Pr.
tlitkman's orchestra 1901 30.
thiidrru'H PROGRAM h.Hi8e. sprr
rial program. Rf11rtn. flgHlF
WiEEly Eirisi le-Ii iilgkmau'H
nfrheHtfa.
INK. Los Angeles at1 matters
80 'tAsl O. m MnuitnNH nTrhFHr
trai les, Ambassador tieiel con-
cert nrGAFHtFHf Arin. special pros
Erami ip-ta iiullywuadland
dance orchestra
XIX, Oakland. saH meters SCI
o. ur dinner concerto $3.50. Hius
do pfusfam presented bf the
NsRnaFuN 600. ~ Oakland use
tp-ts. Nalohan's CalifurniarH
kFAE PULLMAN asA metsTs-
i3nrs b m4 studio program fsa-
iurlnE ArfadihnH rvp etgheHtFa
~ "a h a..
kun Tacoma zlaI mntrra-I.
O. Wa musical program
EASTERN STATIONS
li,"duesd ts seattle Timsb
kNW Chicago. $3.50 metrra=
hAW "rhe World Gflrr" viii
broadcast che iatrst news ~ ibr
world HFrF1 half hpur-un the
hour and The half hour from
the service 81 the Chicago bfr-
ming American aud tho Chicago
Herald and Examiner $3.50 3.
m dinner caureffs essftk. Wusis
cal programs I-ie'8n, midnisht
revue.
Wi.w. Cincinnati. tsaB meters
- q ma munieais q. concert and
entertainment b. the formira
orchestra
KuKA. pittsburE. sos meters
size y an. concert
WTAM. Cleveland 1894 meters
arf 30 a. TN concert program.
0ria. dance music
kkp. 81 Louis. $40 ! meters
So M dance program
WsAt. Cincinnati. 1888 mrtpra
silent
CrAC. CaisafN $50 meters
efth-sfts . m musical
WuT. Schenectady. $50 meters
-s.1e b. ma program ~ music
WuNH. Buffalo. fta metrra
G.ihtafah o. ma. recital. Cd. AZ
WatrT.krut program. les nFo-
Gram hy the iathhIu Glrr club.
Voc Davenport Iowa, tk1e
meters - 2 M organ recital
WHO'S. Chicago, zee meters
d-f = m. popular program G-s.
popular pregnant ses'lh. dance
wcco. Minneapolis. u6.t me-
tsrs-s . IN. North Dakota
night; Z. dance program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
CATTLE KING HERE

Pat Burns. cattle king % the Cal.
gary district. - staying at The
olympic Hotel Tor a frw days lie
says he Is tired OF eating his own
beef and has come over 20 this side
FOR change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Ex-Cop Must Serve
for Booze Violation

Etsu l1l'ktEsoH, fertuer seattle
rstrehnau. must go 20 tsL lis
commitment papers s.tuse aoN n
lrom tho court of eppesl TusstiNt
with the confirmation - tuisef'
ems cunvlcticn and srniJuge of SAX
oiontAs for violating taa lquor laws.
lIe = expected 90 surrender himself
II Marshal g. brnn "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

sehw abaeher truck. with 90 $50
sacks o. pepper weighing isf
pound each. was uniniured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

The pay Of a West Point cadet
including an allowance for raiions,
IL about si,o7s a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Getting Up Nights
Can Be Storped often o., Mn in 2, hours.

Gan BE STOPPED 70 prove ~ tha a0S soa
can be rid OF this strength sapping all
msnt have more pep. be free from burn
ing sensation. pain In groinH. backache
and weakness III send you walkers
Prostate Specific free and postpaid uu-
der plain wrapper. No obligation. No
cost II Il cures your prostate gland
trouble. YOU can repay the favor by tell
ing your friends If not. the loss IL mine
Simply send me your name and prove
that you can feel 10 years younger aud
be- rid Of prostate trouble
T. u. wAtKEH, Ists Gateway station.
kansas City, Mo,--Advsrtisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

third doses usually break UP the
cold completely and end all grippe
misery.
''Pape's Cold Compound" Is the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only thirty.five cents at drug
stores. Tastes nice. Contains no
quiuine. Insist upon Pape's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

me loaEcst brsiEe IN the weird
$ the Tsy bridge tn scotland. is
t,uxth bcing aIgS feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
THE AMERICAN
CONSTITUTION
A LA CARTE
Order Amy Amendment
You Want

THEY are trying to pass
i an amendment TO keep
children from working. Now
children didn't want to
work, but they got tired
waiting for somebody else
TO do it. If they would just
put through an amendment
TO MAKE grown people all
work, there would be no
need to have this children
one. Grown people stopped
working without an Amend
.ment or even a reason so it
will take more than an
Amendment to start them.
1t will take a Miracle.
They are going to pass
another Prohibition Amend
ment, somebody mislayed
the rules Of the other one.
The 10Th amendment made
Women vote, some amend
ments make us do some
thing and some keep us from
it. No. II will give men with
Knee Brooches the vote.
About the 18th Amendment
will prohibit smoking and
when they do Bull Durham
will bootleg for a dollar a
sack. q knew ] would get
that AID worked in there
somcwherc.)
NJ 21-<~e
P.s. Their. will be dif.r.a, piece in thi,
paper next week. Look for il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

Los Angeles, Calf, July 7, 1929
Every other night for twelve years 1 had
TO take pills for constipation. NY kid
neys and bladder were also in very bad
condition. After the nrst day I diseen-
tinned pills and all medicine and after
forty days my complaints have all dis
appeared: -,
purpose that II may assist others 10 and
relief. shall continue 10 recommend this
water and anticipate q wonderful demand
for your Radium Jar.
MRS. HERMAN DUFF,
Sli West End St., Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
HaDpy After Years of Misery
Don'fWOrryasId Suffer

You can't do better than seriously eonsder these
letters taken frofa hundreds which thankful women
have written us. The relief from pain and misery
which they have experienced should point the way
TO every woman who suffers with sanen,s of woman.
-
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
STATE ENGINEER FAVORS
NORTH AND SOUTH ROAD

The state engineer in an interview
in the Prescott Journal-Miner has the
following to say relative to the great
north and south ghway-Arizona' S
most vital need to secure its proper
share of tourist travel
In the Judgment of the state engi-
neer the most important highway for
Arizona now is one that would con-
meet the north rim of Grand Canyon
with the south rim and the various
highways leading across northern
Arizona. California, abandoning any
idea of high class improvement of the
Victorville-Needles section, has en-
barked upon a paving program to con-
meet Barstow with the Nevada line,
where Nevada plans to do its own
part in a paving project that will give
practically all pavement from Salt
Lake to Los Angeles. This means
tremendous diversion of tourist travel
to a number of points in southern
Utah which are being connected by
forest and other highways with the
northern rim of Grand Canyon. There
are Zion national park and the fa-
nous Bryce Canyon, the Kaibab
plateau with its immense game pre-
serve and virgin pine timber, it's out
look upon the rugged and broken
south wall of the canyon. Mr. Le-
febvre sees the necessity Of immed-
lately beginning steps for the con-
struction of bridge at Lees Ferry
and high roads to link the two canyon
rims.
"We have done a great deal Of
work on surveys on this project" he
said. "We ought to have done it two
years earlier-if we had been wide
awake
The construction Of the Canyon-Old
Trails link, an approach road that
would have the most far reaching inn
portance for northern Arizona, by
means of a federal appropriation
which Congressman Hayden believes
he can obtain, would release about
$4,000 of stored up forest aid money
and Mr. Lefebvre says he has the
promise Of Thomas H. Mcdonald,
chief of the bureau of public roads
that this fund shall be held intact and
not diverted until the outcome of Mr..
known. But there is a chance, he
says, that this fund can be made the
starting point for financing the long
awaited Oak Creek canyon highway
that will link the centers of Coconino
county with Sedona and thus by way
of the Sedona, Verde Valley and Je-
rome highways with Prescott on the
Hassayampa trail.
In the opinion of members of the
board of supervisors, and especially of
Major Midgley, the construction of
the Oak Greek highway will be fol-
lowed by the devising of means to con-
struct highway to Ehrenberg and
the bridge, too.
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
NATIONAL OLD TRAILS
TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION
NOW BECOMING ACTIVE

The members of the executive COM
mittee of the National Old Trails
Traffic association, the road organiza-
tion which was formed in Kingman on
the 5th instant, are reporting activi-
ties to President l.. v. Root. Consid
cradle finances have already been
placed in the treasury and more are
in process of collections from the va
rious communities along the National
Old Trails road.
Stationery and printed matter is
now being gotten out and it is eX-
pected that the campaign of the asso-
citation will be in full swing within
a short period The bringing back to
the National Old Trails the motor
traffic that it has heretofore enjoyed
IS the great objective of this associa-
ton and a plan of publicity will be
adopted which will bring before the
general public something of the adj
vantages of this route in mileage,
scenic attractions and ease of motor
travel through its entire length be-
cause of its all-season availability.
good road conditions and the frequent
service stations, camping and hotel
accommodations that abound along
this line.
The great bug-a-boo of the dan
gers of the so-called "desert" dangers
which do not exist. will receive a
knockout blow if publicity Of the truth
can be gotten to the motoring public
The dangers of this much heralded
desert" lie entirely in the propa-
ganda that is from time to time cir
culated. The desert is no more than
a good roadway across stretch Of
country with service stations, hotels
and small towns every few miles. 1t
is that stretch of country usually des-
ignated as lying between Needles and
Barstow, California, distance of .161
miles over which the automobile takes
from six to eight hours in driving
time and some of those who desire
make it in much less time.
There are no difficulties to over
come, no dangers to face and no pri-
vations to meet. If it were not for
the untTUths that have received much
publicity the motorist would know
nothing of having crossed the desert.
Those long stretches of sand where
you are told you will be stuck and
have to go miles in low gear do not
exist except in the minds of those who
don't know the truth or have some
other motive for such statements,
Kingman Miner
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
Golfer WANTS ARIZONA
TO SPEND ESQ MILLIONS

Wtshington-An application for de-
velopment Of the "high line canal"
project in Arizona, involving costs es-
timated at $3.50, 900, has been filed
with the federal power commission by
Fred t. Golfer, who represented his
action to be on behalf of the state of
Arizona.
The project outlined in the Golfer
application, in the view of the power
commission engineers, is in conflict
with that outlined in the application
filed October 20 by representatives of
Governor Hunt in behalf of the board
of directors of the state institutions
of Arizona.
Golfer IS president. Of the Arizona
high line canal association. The ap-
plication calls for building dams both
at the Glen Canyon site and the
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06

indicated the two proposals would be
handled in regular routine manner
advertised for eight consecutive weeks
in local papers in the vicinity of the
project.
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
both WAYS At ONCE

Womans intuition isn't so impress
siye when she is deciding which way
to turn in traffic.
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06

build 500 niles of power and ifriga-
tion canal, the entire project to be fl
nanced by the sale Of power which it
would develop.
Officials OF the power commission
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
A BORN PLUMBER

Father: want to apprentice my
boy to you.
, Master Plumber Where is 'e?
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06

dam for the purpose of impounding
river waters and the latter for MAX
ing it available for use. In addition
to these dams, proposal is made to
Bridge Canyon location, the former
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06

Father: Well-er-he forgot his
references and has gone back home to
get them.
Master Plumber: Rightol I'll take
'im!"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06

Viola Dana made her first stage
appearance NJ three years Of axe and
was leading lady 10 The studio a.
the age nr JIG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06

life, and Rudolph Valentino does an
apache dance which would do credit
TO Paris itself.
Much OF the French atmosphere Is
preserved by tho art titles with the
streets OF the city and its famous
haunts visible in tho background.
Paris famed in song and story has
been caught by tho eye OF the camera
and brought TO the theater in "A
Rogue's Romance"
Richard Dix Is preparing himself
for his coming production, Zane
Grey's THE Vanishing American"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
Remarkable Dog
Stars at Blue Mouse

For those who love animals and
enjoy good. clean pho,opiay enter.
,ainthsn,. special trea, ia IN sore
at tho Blue Mouse. where Thunder.
The Marvel Dog. viii bs seen in his
latest and greatest pho,oplay entitled
Tho Silent Pal" As tho ti,ie i'm.
plies the story Is based on tho never
ending friendship OF a faithful dog
Tor hts human master and friend,
Briefly. the picture tells Of a col
lego boy who is expelled thru the
false testimony Of jealous rival. HIS
friends desert him and forlorn little
pup In the means OF saving him from
suicide. by chance David comes
upon paper which tells tho loca.
ton OF mining claim. He and tho
dog 60 West 20 take up their claim
and once moro Fais throws Phillips.
his old enemy. across hts path. This
time David has a silent pal 10 fight
with him and By ;hs remarkable In
iclligcncc OF his dog. Thunder. he is
able to win HIS way 20 fortune and
tho love OF beautiful kirl.