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lace Macdonald, Theodore Kos
Iofe Sheldon Lewis and Joseph
bowling. Added features will In
Guide an AL st. John comedy,
Patha News reel, shorter films
and overture and accompaniment
nv the Palace orchestra. In New
lives for OLD" Miss Compson
carries the congenially suited role
of a Partisan dancer and war
time cafe favorite who falls in
love with an American infantry
officer. She joins the French in
telIigence service, uncovers 4
German spy, is outwitted by him
but saves the division of which
her sweetheart is a members,
from humiliation. After the war
the two marry. come to Washing
ton and here she again meets the
spy, this time about to maDry the
sister of her husband, What con-
sequences follow form an exciting
sequence.
RIALTO- Head Winds star
ring House Peters with Patsy
Ruth Miller, is the new feature
attraction for the Rialto, begin
ming tomorrow. 1t is adapted
from a Saturday Evening Post
story by A. M. Sinclair Wilt.
Discovered in love with a fortune
hunter and lounge lizard, Patricia
is circumvented by her two
brothers, who connive at her
marriage with Peter Rosslyn, who
kidnaps her and carries her TO
sea in his yacht. From here on
a really diverting story fits
across the sheet The special mu-
steal presentations on the stage
will be headed by Trovato. &C.
centric violinist, who is also a
humorist. Bailey and Catlett will
do a special dance act In defer
ence to Music Week" Director
Mischa Guterson, of the Rialto
Orchestra, has arranged a special
program featured by Victor Her
bert's "Serenade." International
newsreel and a short film on life
in the Dutch East Indies will
round out.
COLUMBIA-Marion Davies, the
star of such famous and spectac-
ular period screen classics as
Janice Meredith" Little Old
New York, . 'Yolanda" and
When Knighthood Was In
Flower" has stepped boldly forth
In al modern American comedy
drama, "Zander. the Great" az
her latest adventure before the
camera and will appear for the
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lesoue, with bright scenery ana
brilliant lighting effects; cos
tunes dazzling In color combina-
lions and the last word in vogue,
comedians, singers, dancers ana
vaudeville specialists.
MUTUAL-Pointed out as an
attraction Of unusual merit, 1.-THE
Merrymakers" company is to play
a return engagement with many
new song numbers and comedy
scenes at the Mutual Theater the
coming week, opening with mat
inee on Sunday at 3. Heading
an impressive cast of principals is
Harry Stratton, an eccentric COM
edian who ranks with the best
in modern burlesQue. He Is as
sisted by Alice Guilmette, prima
donna; Eva Belle Collins, ingenue:
Ruth Olesen, singing anu dancing
soubrette; Rae LeAnse, character
soubrette; Harry Hollis, Red
Marshal and John Quinn. The
chorus has been carefully selected,
and its members can both sing
and dance.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. delight
full and sympathetic little sister
OF the modern American girl,
Colleen Moore, comes to the Metro
polftan and Ambassador Theaters
in the film form of sally" to-
morrow, several days after she
paid the city a personal visit as
the guest OF Harry Crandall.
sally needs little explaining or
Interpretation. Everyone knows
on the stage 1t was Flo Ziegfeld's
two year musical hit and the piece
that made Marilyn Miller famous
az a musical comedy star; and the
same piece which confirmed the
critics Judgment of fifteen years
ago, that Leon Enrol is one of the
funniest men on the stage-of
screen: for Enrol is in this screen
version of sally" DOING the
inimitable drolleries for which he
IFS famous. Others in the cast in
clude Lloyd Hughes, Dan Mason.
Eva Novak, Ray Hallor Washing
ton boy) Myrtle Stedman and T..
H. Calvert. Supplementaries in
clude variety of comic subjects,
news survey, a new song-reel, In
Shadowland' and special music Oy
the Metropolitan symphony.
X -
PALACE-Betty Compson comes
to the Palace Sunday for the
week in film adaptation of the
French drama, New Lives for
Old" Assisting her will be Wal
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others will include Ward and Bohl-
man, the chaps with the artistic
walk, In After the Banquet;
Charles G. Grohs wl.E j. Haw and
Winona offering "A Pantomin1ic
Novelty" the Piccadilly Four, lex
ponents of harmony" and the Five
Lelands, sensational jugglers OF
human beings. Speed" Trio
production. featuring Betty Blythe,
Pauline Garon, William v. Mong,
Arthur Rankin, Robert Ellis and
others OF note, depicting the story
of a middle-aged couple that sud
denly got young IDEAS" will pro-
vide the main photoplay enter
tainment. Short film features ana
special orchestral numbers will
complete the bill.
PRESIDENT-And yet a fourth
week the AIMING white Cargo"
continues it's pressure on the
Washington populace. Truly this
mans town is getting to be q
city of runs and 1t il striking
to note that every run of any
consequence has been made at
this same President Theater. Wit
ness "Abie's Irish Rose: Rain"
and now white Cargo" The at
traction in White Cargo" is
plain. 1t is heavy but logical
meIodrama, swift in its action and
spiced just suitably for the aver
age playgoer. Cornelius Roddy
and Helen Stransky continue. by
long odds, to pile honors on them
selves in their roles.
y
GAYETY-William c. Camp
bells go To It." a big Column
bia burlesque revue, will he next
weeks attraction at the Gayety
Theater, beginning tomorrow.
Gene Shuler, popular Dutch com.
edian and Tommy Levene, boob"
comedian, head sthe list. Other
favorite entertainers are: Wally
JACKSON, Althea Barnes, Jack
Keane and Violet Sharpe, Bat
thing" Hogan, Helen DuRoss,
Louise Gardner, Andy Francis,
Robert Sandburg, and John Ross.
go To 1t" typifies the amuse.
ment ideals of Columbia bur.
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Vaudeville He is tho co-head-
liner. Others will introduce Joe
Rome and Lou Gaut in When
Extremes Meet: bob Cook and.
Dot Oatman in "Delineations from
Songland," James Coughlin and
Company in THE Rest Cure" and
the Casting Campbells, kings OF
the air." complete the vaudeville
bill, while the motion picture will
be Al Christie's comedy creation,
stop Flirting with Wanda
Hawley. Al Christie produced
"Charley's Aunt" one of the big
gest comedy photoplays of the
year. The usual Earle features,
F1oyde Wheeler's Orchestra. Ar
thur Flagel at the Kimball organ,
the Earle News and q comedy will
also be offered.
STRAND-What the Strand
management terms the First all
star. bill OF it's season" breaks into
popular favor at the Ninth street
playhouse tomorrow Afternoon. A
special photoplay attraction will be
in keeping with the caliber OF the
audible bill. Forest s. Chiffon
will present his musical slxit,
Ideals with Warren Warren,
Frank DuFrane. Dorothy Byrne
and Elsie Chiffon in the cast.
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POLPS-Hassard Shorts Ritz
Revue" the newest of it's kind
and embodying a different en-
phasis on the ideas that made
Short famous as producer OF the
first three Music Box revues,
comes to Polls tomorrow night
for the week. Charlotte Green
wood, the 1.-the and willowy come
dienne, tops the cast of fun
makers. Associated with her are
Hal Forde, Jimmy Savo; Jay
Brennan and Stanley Rogers with
their mythical ''Marge"; Jackie
Hurlburt, Dorothy Brown, prima
donna of last years Music Box;
Floyd Jones, Cherokee tenor and
others, in addition to a gay
chorus OF girls and boys. One
of the high lights of comedy is
Charlotte Greenwood's attempt to
take a bath in opposition to the
ice-man, the messenger boy, the
telephone and the burglar and
other pests. Nearly a dozen au-
thors have contributed to the
lyrics and melodies.
~ II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from tele-
grams from Atlantic City this
week, where the new comedy,
"The Family Upstairs" opened,
Sam H. Harris has another bud
ding hit on his hands in this
vehicle. Harry Deli is the author
and some of the interpreters are
Ruth Nugent, of the noted Nugent
family of playrights and actors;
Walter Wilson, Theodore West
man, Lillian Garrick and a half
dozen others. Sam Forrest, who
staged Rain and other sue
cesses, has likewise administered
TO this piece. The play is called
q comedy Of character, dealing
with people one encounters almost
daily and it is the faithful adj
herence to these types, in the
play depletion, that is said to
give the piece its heavy value.
\ X
BELASCO - Ruth Chatterton
and friend husband, the handsome
Ralph Forbes, bring new play
and supporting cast of unusual
excellence to the Belasco Monday
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GOES TO SCHOOL

sHrimsrs educational epatss si
nm IaaS exclusive finishing
hsal faf soaaa ladies ia sis prize
thal gsil lnte ghs lap % Maaa betty
Mglnns worker 81 iiss Cascade lsuHs
dss. shs s8mhef Together Wift
Etsi employees ~ rsr,lsnd ara fa
ean,a shs sin isays nj ufsn Manf
aas atst thzH juBs
rae eiassrs afs conducted unasf
iiss sapsfvssen q Niss ~ carey
fsomAs prssidshs emeritus - iiF9u
4auv college. wHe ettatyd shr sghel
arships 100 saru ssusmsr tias sisr
nishl sieaty sensn 70 latusirf ard
al fAug atts % hrfh 'htm
selves
rhs teatships SIR apsn anly
10 wagAsfa na supervisors the
gssls tesaa required 90 esss pbFst
al stamiaastsn ani - haes esr
,sin ststmsalsss ssia aisoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
TACOMA WANTS
SHOT SUSPECT

Np1nfra ~ TAO bullets IN ilsc
lcfg arm nFea az him b. police.
eseape Ernest Jones. burglar sus-
psei. vas held under guard In the
CITY hospital Saturday.
Tacoma police VII iska charge
Of Jones' Il vas learned. when he
u able 70 leave the hospital 4
warrant charging him with posses.
sten 81 iwfo typcwfiiers stolen from
tlss board - education IN that city
hiss been filed.
Jones aas attempting to. sell one
81 the machines a. the Typewriter
Exchange on Second ave. Friday
afternoon. whsn the clerk became
suspicious and called ubs police.
Detective X. q. Anderson arrested
Jones'
Thn prisoner fred up SENECA 1t.
Anderson fired isier In The air. and
;hcn sho, Jones when he fed down
ihs alirFway. stopping him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
SEARCHING FOR
BLACKMAILER

Relieving that ar ~ convict 4 r.
spoRsihie fog the hiaekuaii isftrr ~
eetvsd by Mrs. frAeio t.1sratis. 80
nth ave. y. 10 which SOC vas ds
uanded. police Saturday wsrs
searching Seattle ani TaecnAa Ia en-
rrfess TO leeate him
MIRA Estrada tNi.aY uighg tod
sstierrr she had known a man ~ho
formerly lived IN a FeGuhnk house
= which she also resiisd lie ts
SUPPOSED 90 have horn aeni 20 prs.
~ Mrs Estrada shinks he has
h-en released
Police are checking with shc penA,
tertiary to see Il Tbs Facts are trsie
In TIE letter which VAS sest %
Mrs fsIrata thru tlsr tiau gron
Tacoma. thc writer thrratrnesf She
woman and her grown daughter
Alec with death unless tbeY raid
hlm 1890. 50 that - could iravy ths
country
sssaee have been here sarsane
Else has paid the psuaisy ~ thsir
smart work. and warn sou Hot 70
ist anyone know You sent The mon.
ev. the ietssF stated Men and
women are killed svsry das IN ths
year.
The writsr 81 lire letter declared
b. had been tortured long sHotikh
~ The poles. AMI that ~ blamed
Nice Estrada for the tFoahge he SO,
into lie ssd NJ woad make her
suffer.
The letter directed NFs Esssaila
70 mail fsvs 500 h.its 10 fsaiph col
isrs. a. Taeema
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
BIC "a LOGGING

PORTLAND. May is.- More than
s,soo. oeo.ooo FEC, Of lumber was
logged in 1924 in the flr districts
Of the Yves, Coast. from Southern
ursEoa 10 the Canadian border. &C.
cordlng TO an official announce.
meni made today.
Tho totals for the various loE.
ging ccntcrs are given az follows,
North purc, Sound. s7a.oTi 900
feet; South Puget Sound, i.iss,sSo..
iss feet; Grays Harisor district,
ssS.sss. os. feet. willRpa Harbor.
i6s.sSS,sas fetG Ccn,ralia.Chehal!y
district. ass.iis,sT5 feet: Columbia
river, Washington side. ss2.sss. sso
feet: Columbia river. Oregon side.
s4s,oii.ssS feet. Tillnmook Line and
North oregon coast. gs5. 5ss.sss feet:
Willamette valley. sSl.7is.9is feet:
Coos hay end South Oregon coast.
tss.tSt.sis fact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Eastern Welfare Chief
Hits Governor Hartley
Washington Represented at Confer
ence Despite Executives Caustic Ban

oaslie telegram go sophie Irene Loeb.
president Of ne 10, welfare com,
mlJts6 81 the thitef states saiii
The 90 called ukipsa pension o.
mothsfs allowance movement ls tho
mest striking and outstanding event
in child care IN the last 20 feafu
~ il an absolutely praetlfabls pro
gram
''uaesrnoc Hartley evidently br
urNss This ls a res mos smsnt nut
thls conference a. aag ,fslnE in urge
pulill authorities Ga undertake new
function rhs care o. needy chlidfta
has ussn puhil2 outs ainer thf
dayh 81 queen Elisabeth
This conference h tonaidsHuE
simply ibs best WAY ip shirb the
sofs u caring fof needs fhIldrsn
may b. done ,hs aEhl way At ihr
HEtt ume ia The rkhi place until
thr3 are sgad rHiErna
Secretary Davis. ~ ths dspaft
mrnl Of Abar G0fernaf smith 81
Nsw Nofk uaysruas Nieefr. ~ IDA
hn. pr aamust iahgsr. han FRAN
,iseo ard Miss Margaret Woodrow
Wilson daughter - the late var
president. Wffe ameag lhs speakers
on o. same preErsm
Miss i.aeh read letter ~ tpm
msrlstoa ffe4n t'fsstis0i c.eolHiEr
ln which De uFsra ihs sis,rs them
stiyrs 20 aks 40 che wqfa hhe
aisa read lsissrams from seotr 81
governors
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OFFER F0SDICK
N. Y. PULPIT

SFW York Aiaf is ~ AAft9
g.snssppn Ywsstl X. si9ssn center ~
ths fuasiAmoniatiss Ffessssuins cor
is0vsras. has tesa called 70 tiss pal.
IA q ilss iAFA Avsmws lsaFias'
Church. hnawn "a sas ttaeatftllsF
hgrsh hxe4ase ,ht igaeksselists.
tssh father ard son. aurstslp ,sfte
tsnlsas h9wpvst. certain talsral
'ansts are fnade-ehsnae whicsi
aaui1 separate sAs elafrh sfp'f' ne
ftsg 81 tho iasptst communion = l'T'
esssi,rh announced hs spale se' Ae
esg ths ean fr FnsairAs pfpFa'
ssuns arc
j. That thr chufeb sic-fs 'sgi inassi
upea sssat pinespio " BAPTIST iaith
Asrh requires baptism ~ ln''ne''
son.
That shs church esssu 80 msu'
',ssshlu 20 ail Christians
Tho, shr church build q sky
s.fa,es el.fscr with Wvins qisf
s.ra elnbraona end other lns'i'Eis
ttnnai features
kbaslsrs provision 81 thai he sal
ara ss pastor shaiI not rxefsi $4,000
q tsat
CHURCH officials. HnciGdiez me
,ressn, pastor. ALREADY haNv 49,.
rro,ca nr. Fesdicts siipmlaiions-
whsrh wfil b. voted on snd probably
netsasd 10 IS the 500 cpmmuHi.
raass May 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
OREGON MAY NIP
PRIEST RAPIDS
POWER PLAN
Governor Asked 10 Start
Injunction Measures

rnRrt.ANu May it The state
r,b commission win OPPOSE the cen
struetIon 90 lhs Priest river dam on
the Clumbis ga The grounds that
tt will interfere pith nsh propsss.s
ti6H g
G0t t9fr t9day vaa asksa %
have the state attorney general
start iniunttiua proceedings to pre-
vpnt ths construction q the dam
foiioving agreement % fbe fish
commissioner yesterday on such d
Frogvam
The commission takes the stand
that no suitable nsh ladder - yet
u-tu devised 10 carry nAh over a
darn 20 fcst high as protested
rpo.thiJda % The spaW ntnk
grounds Tor salmon IN the Columbia
river Is abVys Priest Rapids
The orsken commission. therefore
eon,snds that she salmpn nshins
industry Of The Caiumtia one ~
the Erca, Industries ~ the t'aeiiic
Northwest wiil 10 ig0pagtiitrd u
IN proposed dam be buii'
This dam eppid ca Zoe au "a.
psnaiturr ~ approximately ttfo9e. 4.
eco. while the entire Fries. Rapids
prcisct would cost nrsTty tsoa0e
90 II Is hsins glannrd by che
icnsrsi Electric Co Tor comtlHrd
Irrigation. reclamation and rseet
development
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Presbyterians May
Name Berkeley Man

Cpt.UMnLS oliia May rs Tns
Rev ur t.apalr3 tlcAtss castor %
the FlFss f'gespytsfan ebarsh as
tssvAsisY. chi. IS prominently nsn
tiousd az tas conservative candidate
Tor moderator q ths t'fsshY tsfian
general assembly
TAr Rev pv teEis y auazr
state clerk % ihs ssagrai assembly
ami his staff hsvs arrived 10 pre-
pare for she assembly whieh eilf
meet next week
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NEW YORK.. Ala, IS Uat Hart
less eats sanAries and children
tslsEram af a - sEu was sharply
s,ored hy itemsS rolks leader in
welfare and 5hars.hls sork tof ths
past Is YsaFs vhsn bespoke ia she
e9nfrfsnae On child pvlfafe "a ihr
uiiimgre Yesterday
Every state WAS feprssrntFx ami
II Gov Itsrti~ had had ny vaY
Washington state wpuli have been
Al oulf part az The continental
taitei states Nithou, saslssats 20
THE first national oanfsfrner limit
lns IT. debate 90 lht vliavu pen
sion a
q The Washington delegates afr
Sire. n T. Wssimofr president u
ths state i'sisratian 90 Wemsns
Ciuhs suokaDr. and William Phelps
Toiisb 80 Seattle rrpfr entsgi,e ~
the state legislature npm Tho tsi
dgstriet,
Folks referring 60 llsfteis aar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Actress, Bride of
Month, Asks Divorce

los ANGELES. Cal. May ia,
Charging mental and pbysiCai
cruelty. Mice Lake. rim actress.
sought a divorces today from Hetrft
Williams stage actor.
IN her suii filed here. Miss Lake
claims she had separated from hst
husband on three occasions sincs
their marriage . year sHo lie left
her ii New YORK. last February
with an unpaid hotel bIii. shs ssId
Williams was formerly thc hus.
band u Marion Harris actress.
Miss Lake was At ono time leading
lady FOR Fatty hrbuckie In tho
movies
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PLAN HOSPITAL

Plans Tor q aes Minor hospital
sud a moslsrn nurses home are ~
nK worked on b. COMMITTEES q Siss
board 81 TRUSTEES
I, i proposed 70 put up a rims
story building a. spring e. and boyi.
sson ave. The old bstliing IS 70 ee
converted into the nurses home The
new one VII have a capacity Of sss
beds
Il l. proposed 70 conduct she iastl-
tuition On non. profit basis. acrord-
ing to tins goT Ambrose ~. Bailey.
pastor % the FRS, Baptist Church
He asserted work az getting funds
for shs new building would be carried
on until the skyline on thr crest %
First Hiu IS changed by che new
building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Fireman Charges
Assault on Boat

Claiming be had hssn assaulted
and heatsn white on Tho hiEh s~as,
Henry Barker, fireman on tho IA
trina i.urksnbaeh. obtained war
rant from e. = Commissioner u. q.
Elliott Friday night Tor the arrest
~ sydney \ seoi, fourth assistant
engineer on She boat John H. Fra.
Ter. assistant u 4. attorney. prvpar.
"a the complaint. and Deputy Mar
shat \. ". smith ict, for Everett, TO
sFfvs Is
Thc fight occurred IN the engine
room ~ The Katrina Lucktneach a.
il waR tied up az the dock IN Everett.
Barker WIS severely beaten
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10y LELAND mANNuM

There's one job 0ng begging out
at Fof, Lawton these days official
soap faster.
Whcn President Coolidge onunci.
ated his famous one pointv ljc Eco.
nomicail the obodlent powcrA.thnt.
be In the san Francisco hcadduart.
ers " tho ninth corps area kicked
thru handsomely with some sugges-
lions to camp commander
one u them Wos Tint cyety com.
peny cook should make hls own
soap Thny figured that each com.
pany was using 10 pounds Of issue
sonp month At a nickel g pound.
j, was costing the poor taxpayer ~
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MACILL CLOSES
COUNCIL MEET
Religious Education Groups
Elects New Officers

nr uuab Masil LEADING
spokesman Zoe fhr Gauss ~ rs
lia,ous riussuou FRIDAY evening ad
dressed the closing session % the
Western Washington Council u re
iisJ1ua Eiucslun m Wsaiminsist
Presbyterian church en the "iitla.
Ia 81 Religious Eduosiion 10 see.
HIsf Tdueallpu
Sew officers ana COMMITTEES meme
beers we're elected as follows
President be ufun D Tiffany
rfeaidsnt u Seattle Pacific college
Ylfr prssidsnis. itsf ] g Harrison
~ tint Methodist church. nslllnE
ham. Rev taui i,tasaf - firsl
Christian church TaeaAA Rev G
H Nook rector n Trinity Parish
.satiis a & Marsh. ssrfsiaty II
Warrington Education sssaslailon,
Hrattls a caihuan eaa re-
elected treasures
yirmbss al large aui territorial
msmbrfa ~ ihs executive eniamittrs
are Rev ~ tuhn and . J.
scott Etsrre nsv " ~ wlsk
issf spokane rpf q r iisdlsf
and itrr Eisaf rufdJ Tacoma
H. a. sieoe-a MaHsitf iiean twins
r. NuisE nshnEham Hsrhai sshpai
ilsV IS o. Wilsqn. Mount Vernon.
Henry Eiiisit g. iIotsft hushfii
" " RED gtDrss d Cole George
4 r8imaH. tahn y itred eauds
% EsaaH r. o. F1smiaE REV =
W u Ffsdsriet shd Rev Clarence
rhnius aii ~ Seattle
To- NaEtrs last address ts'nts
isagips fof ms Fast aii - given
aandaY morning ip iint Meiheiis'
Episs opal shufrh
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DCHHtEp b. Cars EaRsi - ~
Il curious rfasas, sAstY sklilfully
a,aaaEtd 70 kesB hss ptsnsiiy secret
1aHns Tbs time that slse SAs in
the miAss u ltezsiits bgssBsss stts
tiau FRIDAY
Tnss FED TOP tsai n ~i1igh she
ifars thfa 40 main streets ~
noon eas tallawsd ~ drivers u
ashff gafs. anmass Is asa iisf ~
prise offered ,hs finat p sell,
Tus asise has RISEN So 81 teiat
Tbs dsnsfaas tax aFStef nssls
aHsa se sipas li,r punsulnE Sshie1ss-
aaNassg. snd 8awn ut@f ~ sui'a
i.aiAlaE. saily changed - sneihsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
1000 Timber Acres
Destroyed by Fire

PHOENIX. Ariz. May 10 Fos
est fires IN tho Hincon nhd Chira.
cahpa mountains o. tine Coronado
national park. were brought wcll
under control today according 10
=. r. Swift local CHIEF ~ the state
forestry soryirs.
Since May ! there have been q
otal of 70 forest fires IN Arizona.
Nearly 1000 acros Of flno timber
have been destroyed ~ thc firoH,
eauscd. 10 mot cusos, by lightning.
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AaGisaiieas fsf t8i.a pf pasWa
lars ssFr fiisa "a tvbalf ~ ssvFa
u,ntste8 eanspiraef dsffnaahfs sat
ufasy 81 &tsnsar4 Ftseh
Tas mate aiM aelaY ihe taksHk ~
nlsas vblsb ess hfaafsi ~ souss
before iei9e Negssgr on MBeasy
flpch peslfisJ Itrtsiis THAT simi
isf apalaeasbsas waat4 b filed h ts
saaif a sa athrF Hssanaaats ia ths
ease wko asa Bis eaais
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Fatty Arbuckle to
Wed Again Tonight

r. PASADENA. Call May iss-The
s,axs was ST to-day for the mar
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marry NIies pcanc ai her homo
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made final
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moved aud tbs pair received a
fresh license AZ t.aa Angeles ycsior'
day Superior Judge Hugh i. craw.
ford win perform tho ceremony
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