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Evening star., 1925-09-22

photograph. the girl was rather like
a charming boy, very young boy,
not more than Is.
We'll, So that's the girl" he said
to himself, half aloud. If she needs
any saving I'm on the job to save her,
for all I'm worth"
He determined to find out what he
could about Pandora Haste. So far he
knew only what Arson had hastily told
him-that she was an adopted sister Of
Capt Haste and had confessed to be-
ing "frightfIlly jealous" of her sister
in-law. the vanished bride. But there
must be lot more to learn about her
past and present.
Dagon looked at nothing else in the
den" He had gone there solely to see
the photograph of Pandora Haste. and
he had wished to be alone, with no
curious eyes upon him. while he gazed
at it as long as he liked. The room
held no other interest for him, and
after five minutes lingering he re
turned to Haste and Anson.
All the interviewing of members of
the household had to be gone through
over again-the picturesque old butler;
the housekeeper, Mrs. Gillett, and her
V. A. ID. daughter; Josephine, Eve Car
rolls maid, and several servants of
the Court, including Tate, the chauf-
feur. This duty Dagon performed be-
fore seeing Sir Rawdon. although to
Anson'S idea the program should have
been carried out the other way round.
II don't want to form an opinion OF
Sir Rawdon till I'm primed ready to
combat 1t, If necessary" he explained.
You know. I'm inclined to like peo-
pie with Italian blood in their veins.
don't care to begin by liking him
though / may end by doing it."
Even the blood marks in the music
room he saw before asking for an in.
terview with the master of the house
who was also it's prisoner. And these
marks interested him immensely
The footprint was clear, and beside
1t stood the boot which Rawdon Wells
had directed Arson to fit into the red
dish outlines. VERY strange it should
he so clear. and yet the only track
that exists the detective thought.
There isn't another trace of blood on
the f1oor-not one"
Then the queer thought jumped into
his head: Looks as If there hadn't
been any blood to waste. and what
there was had to be used to make the
best possible show"
Dagon kept these ideas to himself for
the time. however. without a word TO
Anson, who was at his side waiting to
press the spring which raised the tap
eStry. This is where the secret door
| sold you about Is hidden the ser
geant explained. 'and here are the fin.
ger prints that you-but, by all that :
holy, what's happened to them"
He had caused the tapestry to lift
Evening star., 1925-09-22
Peoples Drug Stores Offer
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And how happy YOU will be when
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Over 5000 bottles sold in one small
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yourself Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
For Fall Days Indoors
New Stamped Items

To the lover of dainty needle
craft these new things will give
pleasure.
Boudoir Sets-On pink figured
shadow lawn, vanity set, pillow
to match. Soc to 75c.
Aprons in a great variety in deli
cate colors with French knots
and lazy daisy pattern. 25c to
75c.
Attractive Bridge Sets. OF cloth
and four napkins in crepe,
damask and linen finish. 75c to
81.
Buffet Sets, in white art cloth,
75c.
Scarfs to match. 75c.
Lovely Bedspreads, in basket
weave. SIS.
Large Selections for Children's
Dresses, $1.25 to $1.50.
Art Embroidery Section. Third floor
Evening star., 1925-09-22

Continued Tomorrow.)
Evening star., 1925-09-22

Because it is patent leather-because
it has the popular one strap-because
it carries the comfortable Spanish
heel. This particular pump is the
wisest sort of choice.
Evening star., 1925-09-22

! You can be so distressed with gas
/ and fullness and bloating that you
| think your heart is going to stop
! beating.
/ Your stomach may be so distended
that your breathing is short and
/ saspy.
You think perhaps you are suffO-
eating.
I You are dizzy and pray for quick
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Just one dessertspoonful of Dare's
/ Mentha -Pepsin and in 10 minutes the
! gas disappears. the pressing on the
heart ceases and YOU can breathe
| deep and naturally.
= OH what blessed relief: but why
not get rid of such attacks alto
gether? Why have chronic indiges-
ton at all?
Evening star., 1925-09-22
WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY.

EVELYN HASTE, beautiful and rich girl,
VINO sits down at the piano on her we'd
dlns highland mysteriously disappears
KENNEDY HASTE. her husband, who sus-
poets completely on the part OF his Odd
war comrade.
SIR RAWDON WELLS. an amateur scien-
ust. who has insisted on lending the
couple Hidden Hall Court, his gloomy and
mystery-rlduen estate. for their honey
moon. ard who is found after the disap-
pearance IN a secret chamber.
PANDORA, a gyspy-like girl, adopted sister
OF Kennedy and secretly III love with
Wells.
MISS GILLETT. All ey-war nurse. who fell
IN love with Haste in a hospital. and
who is an intense person.
DAGON. youthful Scotland Yard detective,
VINO has done glorihed spy work III the
war. He is of vivid Latin temperament,
though Canadian IN training.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
DIES WITH CHILDREN.
Frantic Mother Unable to Rescue
Daughters From Flames.

NANAIMO. British Columbia, Sep
tember % P).-Trapped when her
home at Southwellington near here
burned Sunday night. Mrs. John
Hunter tried to save her four little
daughters and died with them. The
charred bodies were found together
on a StairWav.
Evening star., 1925-09-22

in it's awning form over the hidden
door, and was about to point out the
mark of the hand, palm and fingers,
which had been so distinct last night.
But, to his intense establishment, all
that remained of the prints was red
smudge.
"Why-why," Anson stammered. Il
don't understand this"
CONTINUED Tomorrow
Evening star., 1925-09-22
The Maid
Economically Outfitted
For Fall and Winter

Here Are Examples of Reasonably
priced Uniforms, that are bound for
long months of service Cotton pongee
in black and gray with collar and cuffs
of white. Straightline model or fitted.
So.
Aprons and Collar and Cuff Sets. rick
rack or embroidered trimming, ST.
Hand Dandy Aprons in unbleached
muslin, cretonne trimmed-or Gre
tonne, sateen trimmed. 81 and ST. so.
Maids Uniform Section Third door.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
The New Cupid
Lingerie Holders

Clever, dependable little aids to
a perfect costume-without pin
ming, sewing or bother, they
bend and hold lingerie straps
securely. They're called Cupid"
Nevermore Lingerie Holders.
Priced IOc.
Notion Section. First floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Camera Work Is
Now Begun for
IONA Gale Film

With an all-star cast headed by
seena Owens. former star OF Colmo-
poltou productions; William Powell.
the noted character actor who
achieved much distinction In "RO,
mola. and Alycc Mills, y. r Schulz
bcrg's latest find, actual shooting in
the production or iona Gales Faint
Perfume" has begun At hollywood
and marks the beginning % work on
the se.s00, 600 program p. r schul.
berg has outlined for the year.
Niisa Owens ia an actress OF con-
summatc skill aud has appeared In
some noteworthy productions Of film
land She viii portray the married
sister whose nft pcrmcatcs the story
and influences everybody involved.
II IS "a role that requires extreme
skin and subtlety
Powell arrived from New York tx,
pressly 20 appear In this production
lie will have the masculine role or,
positc Miss Mills. Jackie Saunders
will play the young cousin. u ary
Alden. Betty Francisco. Russell
simpson. PhiIo Mccullough. Ned
Sparks md Dicky Brandon arc 50
the cast
"Fain, Perfume has been listed az
one ot the best scllcra and has been
syndicated turnout the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Too Much Humor
Leads to Grief

When "Chnrley's Aunt" was
played at a little town in Eng
land. one OF the stage carpenters
laughed 30 hard he leaned up
against the bell which rang the
curtain down in the middle OF the
first act,
The gcenc was practically dupli.
Gated IN tho Christie studio while
the picture now playing at tho
Liberty was being made. a car.
pcnter became so hilarious watch.
Ing sgd Chaplin 30 thru one OF
tho funniest scenes, that he lost
his balance and foil is feet from nm
electric light platform above the
stage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Last ShoDings OF
Milton SiIs' Picture

Milton stills picture. Why Won
en- nc Mary, leaves The Winter
Garden Wednesday night The Him
reveals stills in the role Of iovnhie
cop with a SIT Tor strengthening
out matrimonial difficulties for 9th.
err.
THURSDAY. Friday and SATURDAY
tho attraction viii be Renegade
flolmc, NJ. D." with Ben Wiuon
as The star. The picture Is another
Of tho Great Western series when
arrow is producing with Wilson.
Tho Young star u cast as q village
doctor with a wife who causes him
more grief than 30 his patients
Another Of the ''Go,Gctter' come
dies Ia included on tho bill, An edH'
cationat feature completes the pro-
gram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Capitol Film Is
Tale of Mystery

"Cuhytop." the adaptation OF
Thomas purke's "ilmohouse sight
stories, with Shirley Mason The
star. win leave tho Capitol Wed.
ncsday night.
Thursday picture which VIII
run for three days. viii be Cham
plon OF Lost Caucs, with I'D,
mund Lowe and Barbara Bedford
In the principal roles The picture
tells q hairmisins story Of mystery
that never clears until the startling
revelations that the master mind
Of "a mythical mysterious murder
syndicntr and hHndsoms young
man OF fashion are one and The
same
Alec Francis. Walter MeGrall ana
Jack Mcdonald are eon'rieutory
PLAYERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Film Company
Secures Rights
to Stage Play

screen rights Co larEr number
81 tho most successful stage produc'
tionH now running IN New York
have beau purchased by Paramount.
Mary O'Couuor. head OF lhc story
department % that organization. an.
nouncrI on her return from the
East to-day
Mbs o'Conuor saw 20 plays dur
ING her Two weeks In New York In
addition. she spent Two days n the
Paramount, studio. on L"ng Island.
and was Ia dahy conference with
Jesse l.. Lastly. first vice president
OF Famous Pipyera.iAsky Sine also
conferred with Ndolph Zukor. presl,
dent. and with the heads ~ vari,
Gus publishing concerns and play
agencies
The names Of the plays and ato,
riss purchased will be announced
during the Paramount international
executives convention, in Los An.
gclcs. this weck.
Miss O'Couuor somehow found
time TO attend the brilliant dreEs re-.
hearsai OF Bernard shnws Caesar
and Cleopatra. which opened the
beautiful ncw Thsater Guild. and 10
purchase several gowns On Ffth
ave. During the balance ot the
time she enjoyed q wonderful rest
she said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
WILMA BANKY JOINS
H0USE-HUNTING RANKS

Wilma Banky is househunting In
Hollywood.
Ever since her arrival At the film
colony. the Budapest beauty. who
recently joined Samuel Goldwyns
forces, has been inspecting houses.
bungalows. apartments, studios and
villas in search OF one in which she
can establish herself before starting
her American screen career.
During her leisure moments. Mile.
Banky is acquiring English as
quickly as a high.powered tutor can
impart It, living on an exclusive
pineapple and lamb chop diet. learn.
ing golf, fencing. playing tennis and
acquiring the latest ballroom dance
steps.
Meanwhile, negotiations FOR a
home in Hollywood are being car,
rled on with the aid Of an interprc.
ter. whom Miss Banky calls her
"interrupter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
1.-THE WHEEL" TO BE
PRODUCED ON SCREEN

Plans arc rapidly getting under
way to start actual filming Of the
screen version OF "Thc wheel" the
successful stage play by wlnchell
Smith produced In New York by
John Golden. Victor Sohertzlngcr.
who Is directing the screen version.
has selected Harrison Ford for the
leading role Of Ted Morton, and
Claire Adams viii appear as Kate
Ollnr1
Mahlon Hamilton has been cast In
the villains role Of Baker and Gcor.
gle Harris will plny the part OF
Sammy, Clara Horton and Margaret
Llvingstonf have been selected TO
play the character roca OF Nora
nnd Elsie David Terrence VIII he
Mr. Morton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Jack Stern Is
Featured at State

Jack Stern, composer Of popular
s0uEa. ls singing some u his own
stuff NJ tho StnIs, as special
feature. until Wednesday night
Thursdays hin again features five
acts or vaudeville. Tho Rose bud
Revue win do soms clever dances
and sing some Of The late song
numbers a feature photoplay, a
comedy, news srryitr and an or.
chcstru concert. add variety TO tho
.....r..r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Flapper Isn't So
Different, After All

The modern flapper and the girl
OF yesterday remind me so much Of
kipunga famous line about Judy
O'Grady and the Colonies Lady h"'
ing sisters under tho skin WHY
because. like Judy O'GrRdy and
the Coloners Lady. the modern Zap,
per and the kirl OF yesterday arc 50
different on tho surface, set so
much alike hlslsnlly-'
That's the opinion or Robert G..
ViFuolB, Moro.Goiydwyn Mayer d.
rector. cuIlcd from hiE observations
while directing Eleanor Iioardman
as a debulanto napper IN "Ths Wa
81 GIRL" his latest production
now on the Blue Mouse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Paramount Horse
Is Veteran Actor

To Gysylock II, prize mount ~
the Paramount studio, goes the
honor Of having carried more prom.
incnt people on his back than any
other animal OF the equine world.
The horse has taken part IN 90
motion pictures and has been rid
den by almost every important star
aud featured player IN tho industry
In Zane Grey'a Code OF inc
West. the current attraction ~ the
Coliseum, the animal was uscd thru
out the production and WAS ship.
ped In a special car 10 Tonic Basin.
Arizona. where a l1rEc part Of The
picture WIS filmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Laura La PIante
Is "Idiotic" Anne

Laura Ia Plant. that happy
blonde. is ideal for the type Of the
incorrigihlc Anne IN Dangerous
INNOCENCE. in which shc ii starred
with Eugene O'Briru OF the Column
bin this week
The picture is adapted from IN.
mcua Wynucs story, "Anne'H An
Idiot. and the film has nH many
laughs and unique situations as has
the original.
Francesca I.onEo, magnetic plan.
is, director Of the Columbia or.
chcstra. ia offering "a special mum.
Der. Jolly Fellows" this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Lots of Action
in Colonial Film

Thorc ISN'T a pause in the action
OF the photoplsy. Troubles OF q
Bride" which ts the attraction AZ
the Colonial "Wednesday Mildred
June. Robert AEnew and Alan Hale
AFRO the popular THO. who are fea.
tured In the cast.
Betty Compsou'5 picture. Ram.
shaolslc House comes to tho Col.
onial Thursday II IN a tale Of a
battling mystery Ringing about a
murder Screened In the Florida
everglades. tho film has the ndvan.
tage OF unusual and striking set
tinEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

Famous Villain Is
Washington Grad

Alan Hale. who iH plHynE me
villain role in 7Thr Crimson Kun
nrr al the HriliE this week De-
graduate Of the University Of Wash,
ington. Seattle Be- hin native gity,
IIr attained hits doctors degrcc In
outrop1thy hut always he had n
hia heart. a secret ycarnluE Tor the
show business, So in 1909 he join
cd the Orphoum stock company Of
Philadelphia From that time until
1915, he played in various stage
productions, al the end Of which
time he iourusyed West again and
Joined tho movies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Plays in Pictures
as Mere Sideline

Russell Powell. who plays the role
OF the very fat innkeepcr in En-
ticement" the First National attrac-
ton. featured at the Strand this
week. declares that motion picture
acting Is only side line with him,
when he isn't acting he runs a hot
dos" stand In Glendale, Cal That.
perhaps. accounts for his weight
Mary Aston, Give Brook and Ian
Keith have tho leading roles In En-
tIcemcnt." which was adapted from
the novel by Give Arden and d.
rected by George Archainbaud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

Duke knhnnamoltu, tho celebrated
llowniinn swimmej plays featured
role IN tho film Version Of "Advcn.
tmc." jack London's novel Pauline
Slnrkc, Tom Moore, Wallace Bccry
and Raymond llalton play leading
rolps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
FASHION SHOW AT STRAND

All Of Paris latest style creations
are on display at tho Strand this
week. The most prominent style Gre
ators. with the cooperation OF pretty
Hope Hampton, have made II posi-
bic to show to the women thruoI
the United States what the lates,
fashions in Paris really are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
DEMO CLUB CARD PARTY

The Seattle City.Wldc Democratic
Womcn's club viii hold ItH last whist
card party ON Friday at 3 p. IN. IN
Wings cafeteria. Tho parties arc
open TO the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

Nladgc Bellamy IS playing in two
pictures NJ once She is portraying
Mlilic in "Lightntu under the direc,
tion Of John Ford and is working
with Rowland V. Lee IN Havoc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

week.
CHEs not 80 bad, you say? There
~ you're an wrong. Because she's
but a man. in spite of that alluring
grace and those beautiful clothes.
Karyl Norman. one OF the best.
known feminine impersonators on
the stage. is amusing orpheum au.
dienecs this week with his versions
OF fiery Spanish songs. an aban.
doncd Apache Characterization. an
exaggerated rlapper skit an overall
number in which Mr. Norman is
himself, and, finally, as an encore,
his famous mother song.
SO, you see. he isn't limited in
the types Of femininity he can rep.
resent. Mr.. Norman composcs his
own song numbers. designs his
own settings. and his mother de,
siGns his costumes Sort OF a fam.
ily affair.
Hsssa~=aazaaaaaHz
A literal translation OF the Persian
word for wine is sweet poison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
PLAYS For STUDENTS

The occasion OF salvatore Santa
elias fourth concert before a Seattle
high school took place Tuesday at
Broadway santaclla played Mac
Dowclls Etude. Rachmaninoffs
Prelude" and his own composition,
Two Spanish Dances"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

teAfrtce Jos returns 20 this screen
after long absence. in the title
role Of THE Dfcssmakrr From
Paris"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

snowdrifts 100 feet high are found
the year around on Snow Reef Top
in Glacier National park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

A literal translation OF the Persian
word for wine is sweet poison"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-21
Births


Paul and Martha Lutane. 1915 Fletcher,
Harry and Bernice Gooch, 1854 Nor
irwin and Ella Bradley, 2146 Winter.
Benjamin and Ruth Barker, Methodist
Bernard and Ruth stuvel Methodist
Earl and Edith Vernon. Methodist Hos
pital 49, 49,.
Walter and Mary Woodson. ITO . Ire
Norvel and Naomi Reames, rear ITO
Charles and Lilly Kinney. 21O3 Fern
John and Carrie Flemings. 2O33 Massa-
Ben and Dora Young 1923 S. West.
Girls
Charles and Louie Bowers. 100 N. Ar
Albert and Nellie Workman, Methodist
Garland and Vera Re bbins. 1882 shep-
ard.
Gerald and Lucy Dillon. 164S Centen-
William and Ina Richardson. 311S jack
William and Ella Hemert. Q25 Sanders.
Leo and Hylma Ganter, st. Vincents
Emile and Margaret Ensch. st. vincents
Robert and Eva Farmer Methodist Hos
Cnarles and Fannie Little. 1404 N. New
James and jessie Brummett. 2519
Robert and Lydia stoner. 1918 w. Yer
Harry and Anna Aumann. Methodist
George and Viola Wise. 32s- Miley:
Gilbert and Laura Hall. 2115 Anfree;
~ oGint and Georgia Mccoy. 1855 Hiatt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-21
STEPN ENSON IS
STILL In Jail
Continued From Page y

kCOntlnued from rage ID
same routine as marks the jail life OF
other prisoners. officials said.
Investigation Of the three-hour de-
lay Saturday in attempting to serve
capiases on the defendants follow
ing return OF indictments cannot be
taken up at this time. William Fl.
Remy. prosecutor, said. Remy is
hard pressed TO take care OF trials
on a crowded Criminal Court
calendar.
Indications were that the case will
not be tried before the end of May.
The Criminal Court calendar is made
up to May rs. and on the list are
eight murder trials.
A plea in abatement. attacking
sufficiency of the indictment, was
overruled by Judge James A. Collins
Monday afternoon. The plea was
practically a duplicate of the same
pleadings filed by Inman previously
in efforts to upset indictments charg
ing Stephenson with kidnapping and
attacking Miss Oberholtzer. and Gen
try. Klinck and Stephenson with
conspiracy to. commit a felony. Tx
ceptions to all adverse court ruling
have been reserved carefully.
This is believed TO indicate that
appeals to the Supreme Court will
be taken should the trials result In
conviction.