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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

Chief officer McGregor called for
volunteers 10 accompany him in the
lifeboat Tho entire crew stepped
forward. but from the crowd eight
Filipinos were selected. and two
hours later the exhausted men were
transferred from their sinking hulk
20 the big liner.
They told Of having been buffeted
about for IS days. working night
and day at the pumps 10 keep
from going down
The owners Of the Inflated
steamer presented the lifeboat crew
with token Of appreciation, while
both Capt Lustie and Chief officer
McGregor were given presents
Capt Lustie IS the second man In
the employ OF the American
Oriental line to be given this decor
alton, the other being Capt j.. D.
McGllilyran. who saved the lives Of
II Japanese fishermen in Alaskan
waters In 1907.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Youth
Experiments

Youth
Experiments
Dear Miss Grey: l am tho mother
OF twin girls. ie years old and they
cause mo great deal Of worry.
Altho they have beautiful pale skins
they insist upon powderinE and
rouRine. In spite OF my telling them
that cosmetics viii ruin their com.
plexlona. have thrown away the
skin preparations that found in
their drsaser drawers. but they only
buy more. What shall / do? Are
all girls like men? 4 MOTHER
Most OF them arc. The young are
experimental. And nj tho same
time they want 10 do tho same
things all their friends arc doing
Your girls undoubtedly want to be
painted for tho simple reason that
all their girl companions are like.
wise. However. from the stand.
point OF good looks. the cosmetics
won't seriously inure your daugh.
ters skins, n they arc Of n good
grade, and II they wash every bit
Of powder and rouge from their
faces every night ut bedtime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Encourage Nary;
Don't Hinder II

Dear Miss Grey ] have been
reading the letters concerning sail.
ors, which have been In your col
umn for the last week or two. and
/ would like to express my opinion
about them.
/ have noticed that some letters
slammed them while others favor
ed them. On my part. / consider
the average American sailor equal
10 any civilian, and they should
receive the same consideration from
the people.
The u. S, navy department Is
complaining because they can't got
enough recruits. Do you think
young mon want TO become sailors
when the citizens refer to them as
they do at present. Wo havo TO
have navy in case OF war; and
have II ready. but II its rate now,
me men in II aren't going to stay
and others aren't going to join.
Many girls so with them because
they are fairer and squarer than
the civilian. or course there arc
good and bad IN both. As for my.
self, even tho this Isn't a good way
to do. would rather 20 with a COB
don't know than a civilian I
don't know.
Someone said before, that If you
20 TO certain places you can find
traces OF sailors doings. You can
find plenty OF civio's doings, too.
Sailors don't live in the inland cit.
les, and there are just as many bad
girls there as there aro on tho
Coast who is to blame thon--
certainly not tho sailors.
believe that the people OF So.
attic should do their part In help
ing tho gobs mako n good name.
Encourage thom-don't hinder
them. EDITH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Rotary Club
Golfers Win
in Portlan
Rose City Rotarians Lose
to Taft, Butterfield,
Gray and Myers

DoRTLANn, March 90 - seattle
L Rotary clubs fourman team dc.
caied the Portland clulaon the Tu,
glajin links hero Wednesday In tho
annual play for the Garsnor cup
conference self club championship.
Portland won the cup in 1898 and
1894 and Seatllo's timely win Pre-,
vented !, from golns 10 tho perma.
ufnt possession 81 Portland with
thrtc straight wins.
Seattlcs team. composed of Archie
rlfi, G, Buttcrneld. Alex GRAY and
CHIEF Myers. won tho qualifying
round with an aggregate Or 35s
points 90 $50 for the Portland team.
Ah included II, 4, Shofner, O. II.
ser. 7, NJ. Hart and w. J. Roope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Steve O'Neill, Left, and Sam Jones

ST, PETERSBURG. March Cd
Here 10 ono Of those Damon aHd
Pvlhias stories
Some pears AGO Sam Jones. Pitch.
er. and Stcus 0'NciI. catcher. lrcfe
rodm-maics or The Cleveland club.
great pals.
When Speaker came 20 cicrclana
from Basion, Sam Jones tcas In
ciaded Va tho trade. That Separated
the battery Of Jones and OMEN
Scrcrdi years oGo Jones tcas ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
BOND FORFEITED
Kilby Appeals Fine; Fails to
Appear in Court

George KiIby. who received the
heaviest penalty ever handed down
In Justice e G. Dalton's court for
driving while drunk. appealed his
$500 fine to superior court
Thursday he came up for trial
and Attorney Thomas jefferson
Casey asked three months continu-
ance, explaining that his client was
ia Alaska
Presiding Judge Ronald ordered
kilby's $1,000 BAH forfeited and re-
fused to continue the case. Kilby
was arrested on Third ave. y. w.
January II. according TO Deputy
Prosecutor James Bailey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Observation-Disclosures
Ferries Will Start

Anaeortes- Victoria ferry service. |
via sidney. win start April 10. II
was announced today by the Puget
Sound Navigation Co. The ferry
Mount Vernon will make round
trip daily, leaving Sidney ut oil
n, m, Anaoortes at p. m, Double
daily service will start May / and
continue during the summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Three City Lawyers
on Jury Venire List

Three widely known Seattle at
torncys are listed in the superior
court jury venirc for April, accord
ing to Prosecutor GOWNS examin-
alton Of the list to appear for duty
April 6. Daniel Kelleher. chairman
OF the directorate OF the Seattle
National bank; Glenn S. Cookery
and Sam II. Ferber are the attor-
neys listed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
DOCTORS ELECT

The seattle Urologic rociety.
medical organization, Wednesday
night elected DR.. J. T. Witty ~
TO president. Other officers elected
were Or. Plus a. Rohrer, vice presi.
dent, and Or. Ray Jones, secrctary-
treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

cared bY fhs Neir York YaRkees
from BpSsnn and has been one Of
thu clabs tanning pitchers
IL - a rather Interesting feet that
The pair ara nOte reunited. OMEN
covering the same ground as dld
Jones' cleucland sent hin 10 nos
Ton % trade. aad from boston. The
YGakces got hip, orcr the traircr
roHic.
Yoa can acrer fell iohufs ooiao 10
happen 80 baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Cleveland Indians
Cut Four Rockies

LAKELAND. F'la--Thc can has
begun To rattle Ia the Indians camp
Joe wyatt. outnclder and Russell
Wright. haclN,op. have gone 10
Terre Nautc. Homer Martin il 70 be
dropped and Buddy Myers Is iicieied
for Dallas,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Dental Bridge Is
Taken by Burglar

Here's an original burglar.
Wednesday night he stole a dental
bridge Of three teeth from Tho homo
OF Mrs, G, s ~Rnudson. Gii2 18th
ave. y. w. ia addition 20 the follow.
Ing articles: baby'a gold ring. gold.
fiIled glass loekei, a ring and a
watch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
st. Louis BrotUns
Will Meet Braves

PALMETTO. Ala---Tha Browns
lcft today for 81. Petersburg where
they play the Braves, Yesterday they
won from tho Buffalo Internatlonals.
20 :. In loose game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

Cynthia Grey VIII receive
callers on Monday. Wednesday
and Friday, frotn 1 10 2 p. m,
and Tuesday and THURSDAY.
from IL TO i2 q. m. NJ her of.
fico In The Star building. 1909
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Triple Play Made
By Boston Braves

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. with
1Iarqaard and Barnes on the mound.
the Boston Braves displayed "a first
division punch against the Giants.
winning. 70 Z. The Braves were
retired IN the seventh on a triple
play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Senators Score Win
OUer Brooklyn Club

TAMPA. F'in---yictorious over the
Brooklyn Dodgers at Clearwater yes.
erday, the Senators canle hero today
10 take on Buffalo again. Harris
nrlaes got rs hits Tor IS runs or the
ftatbush pitchers. BIuegc, Judge and
McNeely hit homers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Harry Greb to Box
Former Champion

MINNEAPOLIS, March 20 Har.
rs Greb and Johnny Wilson have
signed for 10 round bout Rt Dos.
ton. April II. GrcbH mlddlnwelght
title will not be involved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

Perfect homo dyeing and tinting
Is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes.
Just dip in cold water to tint soft.
delicate shades, or boil to dye rich,
permanent colors. Each i5-eent pack
age contains directions so simple any
woman can dye or tint lingerie.
silks, ribbons, skirts, waists dresses,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

CAIRO Fanatic wahabi tribes.
mon under Ivan sud. sultan OF NcId.
have been repulsed by government
troops In an attack which resulted
10 400 deaths, according 70 dispatches
from JedAh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Yanks Watch Braves
Defeat ". Y. Giants

CLEARWATER. lila. The Yanks
took day Off yesterday and watched
the Braves beat the Giants. TO g.
~ Sc. Petersburg,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
CYNTHIA GREY
We Can't Get Ahead
af Life at Any Time
When We Think We Know All About
1t, 1t Jumps Up and Walks All Over Us
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Just about the time think we know all about life il
gets up ahead of morning puts hobnaed boots
and walks all over us-twce the soft spots
We all have plenty of bravery for the hard bangs of life
But takes real courage to meet the little pnprck troubles
of every daya snub from friend forgotten hand
kerchief in "flu' time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Sid ferris Wins
Ouer Leu Paluso

NEW YORK, March e6-Si Ter
IT'S took io.round decision from
Lew Paluso. salt Lake City. Wed.
ngstay night,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Detroit Tigers in
. Win OUer Toronto

AUGUSTA. Ca Home runs by
Heilman and oRouFko enabled the
Detroit Tigers 10 defeat Toronto yes.
eFday. TO 0,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

we don't know whether Babe
Ruth is broke or not, but he'll
probably always he able 10 get by
on paNsea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies.
coverings, hangings, everything
new.
Buy Diamond Dyes"--no other
lSind-and tell your druggist whether
the material you wish to color is
wool or silk, or whether 1t is linen.
cotton, or mixed soods.-Advertisc-
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

The death OF Walter Camp Is 10
Be moaned for moro reasons than
one. ~ least 4.s7S experts will try
to take his place with an AilAmcr.
lea team next fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

Luna Park Swimming Pool Opens
saturday. March Advertise
uent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Card Sluggers Win
From Kansas CITY

STOCKTON. Cal Three triples in
q row by souihiti, iiornsby and BOT
tomley gave the Cards a 10 vic.
tory over the Kansas City Blues.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
FOR SALE-HOUSES,

Saul's Addition.
Beautiful semi detached center-hall plan
home: brick construction: large living room,
with open fireplace. dining room and kitchen
sun paror on first floor: second moor has
bedrooms and . baths; large noorcd attic
every modern convenience. RuQd lnstan-
fnneous water heater: screens and awnings:
splendid front and rear yards with shrubbery
and flowers; Gear garage, brick. opening
on It alley This home Is q remarkable value
at SIG. 500. on convenient terms.
Northwest.
Colonial front brick home. 90 feet wide
g large rooms and tile bath. hot-water heat
and electric lights: lot 14O feet deep. with
grape arbor, flowers and shrubbery. An
Ideal place for children. $1,000 cash and
$40 per month.
Two-Family Apartment.
An unusual home: Ave rooms and and tile tile
bath on first floor: open fireplace and con,
crete front porch: three rooms kitchen and
bath on second floor: chestnut trim through
out: hardwood floors: large pantry and huge
closets; hwh and electric lights: splendid
condition throughout; large front and rear
yards fenced in: shade trees and garden; 2.
car garage. Inspection will convince you OF
the value offered.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
3th and Colorado Avenue.

18th and Colorado Avenue.
Semi detached brick home. 20 feet wide,
md contains six large rooms and tile bath ::
glass-inclosed breakfast and sleeping
porches;, colonial front porch hot,water
heat and electricity: very large yard: Owner
leaving for Florida and will sacrifice for
quick sale. Price only $4,000.
Mount Pleasant.
$12,5OO.
Detached brick situated in the citys finest
residential section: individually BUILT
home: beautiful colonial front. 21 feet wide; +;
contains six large rooms reception hall and
tiled bath: maids room in basement: hot
water heat and electric lights instantaneous
hot ater heater: hardwood floors. screens
and awnings two-car garage.
Near Lincoln Park.
Splendid fourstory brick home. arranged
as apartment Make your your home Tlts, pay Fay
SI5 each per month; owner occupies the
rest: hot-water heat and electricity; only
one block from East Capitol st. Good price
and terms.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
So. OO-Two-Family
Apartment.

A splendid opportunity to pur-
chase al exceptionally attractive
home property. A
tvo-story brick building with
one apartment of fve rooms and
bath and the other four rooms
and bath. Separate entrances.
front porches. rear porches. etc.
Each tenant furnishes own heat
and light with separate meters.
Second floor now rented for S35 ::
lower floor vacant. Terms ac-
reptablp
Evening star., 1925-09-24
Store and Apartment.

Store and Apartment.
A brick building Of two stories. about one
year old. Located in Northwest Washing
ton on a main thoroughfare and street car
line The Apartment contains four rooms
and up-to-date bath and kitchen. Very clev-
erly designed and attractively appointed
The premises are now occupied and return
a good income on investment. Possession.
if desirable. could be arranged.
Priced Right-S13,5OO.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
S,975-Brookland.


This property represents the
Utmost in modern construction
and conveniences. Terms only
$3.50 cash and monthly payment
$3.50 A real sIX-room home ::
front and large double rear
porches. tile bath: oak floors
throughout; Hoosier cabinet and
one-piece sink in kitchen: nu-
merous built-in features: nat
ural trim: hot-water heat. cleo
tric lights. Built-in garage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Contract Not
Desirable to
Lillian Gish

NEW YORK. March 25--Lillian
Gish. the actress, for years has led
countless thousands with hor thru
tho vale Of human emsions.
Pretty nearly hair the people In
tho world have laughed or cried with
her at ono time or another.
But one man just an ordinary
sort OF man, reasonably handsome
came along and swayod her com.
pletely
when he got thru she had signed
contract to act in his motion pic.
turo productions exclusively and had
made n win naming him her sole
executor.
That Is the basis OF the defense
offered by Liliinn's attorney TO tho
suit OF Charles II. DUEL 10 restrain
the actress from appearing In pic
ture productions Of other companies.
Duel gained the asccndancy over
Lillian while she was producing for
him THE White Sister" Defense At
torney Max d, Steur alleges.
AT that time this man became n
god to Miss Gish." Steur argued in
court. And he went on 10 toll the
story outlined above.
AS an actress" no said, Miss
Glsh Us without a peer. But when
negotiating these papers she was as
but child--liko most other motion
picture actresses"
Tho case lis on trial In federal court
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
B. C. PROSPERS
Bank Review Shows Tour
isis FINDING" the Province

Except In the case Of the lumber
industry. business conditions have
been reasonably good during the
year with failures considerably less
than In 1928. both in number and in
amount OF liabilities, says tho new
Canadian Bank Of Commerce year
book on British Columbia.
There has been a marked increase
in the tourist trade. the number oi
arrivals being Ia the neighbarhood Of
900. 900, ~ whom about 100000 came
by rail- Altho the number Of immi-
grants during the year il placed al
10 1000 this has doubtless been large
~ offfct by departures. and there
can be but little numerical change
In the population Of British Column
bin, which Is now estimated at b2i.'
600.
I'm som. sections notably the
principal fruit growing belts, there
has been practically no increase. but
now settlers arc reported from the
farming divihionS
Railway construction has been
practically negligible Exports and
imports FOR tho fiscal year ending
March reached IN the aggregate
1906 900 600. as compared with il57..
100000 IN the preceding ~ months,
the Increase IN exports considerably
moro than offbsttlng 3 reduction Of
about 1900. 900 In Imports"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminal-Pisr I--str
President Mckinley. Pier iO--str Gin.
20 Maru. schr Rose Mahoney.
Boil street Tsrmlnal--U T. &. q. @.
Haldn. U. e, T.. H. r. Heather. par.
bura C., u, = G, q y. Surveyor.
Pier Str =. a. Loop.
Pier s-str O. A Thaysr.
pier l--su Tlvsrton.
pier 2-stra Victoria. Rodondo.
pier str Jacob Iuckenbaeh.
Pier A--Mb Chailamba
pier B-strs Admiral Rogers, Curacao
pier D-gtr II. r. Alexander.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkcrs.-acbr aal.
yntor, bktn J. -. Peters
Union Pacific Tsrmlnai-Btr Talthybiu.
u s. Shipping Board MoorIngs-str cup.
rum
Connecticut Street trorminnl--str Bast.
srn Gale. Yukon
stacy street Terminal --Rtr Iowan.
Commercial aoiior Works-schr Helene
Duthls'H -gcrr Meteor. str Pacific
East waterway Dock n Warehouse 90 -
Btrs Mundinies, Eidrldgo.
TODD Dry DockH-atr Wont IIlnrod. mn
Patterson, afr CurAono,
Hoffsrnnn'H Dry Dock Iktn n, Il. gtsr.
ling. schrH John A., Chna II. Wilson
Wawonn, power tchr Apollo. Btr sl,ng
wHV.
Winslow Marine Railway tEaglo iInrbor,
schrs, Vancouver, Alumna, bargoa Con
quuror, Grlffson. Coqutlam city. Lord
Tempicton. Horny Willard, Elwsil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
CREDIT MEETING
Northwest Association Here's
for Two Days Conference

Meeting in their nfth annual Sen
sion. the Retail Credit Mems osso.
citation Of tho E6rthwsst assembled
IN Tho olympic Hotel wednesday
morning AZ 10 o'clock for a two
days' conference
More Than 600 credit men from
all over the Northwest attended
tho opening session and heard the
address OF J 4, Van DC Water
Of Los Angeles.
Addresses were delivered during
the day BY Guy " BobBnu0H. of
Wenatcbee. John OGum. of Seattle.
ana q. 81 Sylvester ~ nBeoma, A.
. { D. m the visiting delegates were
10 be taken on an automobile drive
around tho city
The annual banquet is 20 be held
10 The Spanish ball room At $50
10. IN. Delegates and their wives
are 20 attend Lloyd Spencer 10
the taas,mastcr and addresses arc
20 b. delivered boy Ralph W. wat
son, vlcr president 81 the National
Credit MEMS association, and Or
W. J, Hindlsy Of the Washing
ton State Retailers association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
BANK CIEaRiNGs
Building Permits

W p brewster. az W ralfsH. tram.
residence. iasg51
" T. Gssasst. gi3 aatlaa uidE frame
residence, tt.hag.
: A. uwinn. iis 5ttb. frame reel
atuee. itssg.
u Hsgtsan. t.eaebl hotsI frame residences,
~ spU
l.iilqut., a Hsrdriek.ar. 500 W. saih.
frame residence. isApt
LiliaHttt 4 Heuarlcksau. s6z vs.. Eeihs
gfsHlv residences. i5seo.
peIpbls i-sreuE sts7 nsissdsra ave.
frame residences 81. 200.
i@uE Mtdz Co usRgsr Horton UidE
frame residence Gt.bee.
q. 0wina. uaks bldx frame resi-.
dvurF $500
o. UwnH, Hose Bldg. frame real.
arues iin#e.
4. Racer 1851 as,h y. + frame rssi-
dsurs Is.ebe
~ 4 wtlil.msan. ifb isb ave. tram.
geaiaress if.Geo
e. Williamson, 1915 .fth ave. frame
Residence, ilhEg
T.. g. Enltth bldg Co. aas Hrcnnd ave
alter dining room. t5bbg
l. J. Woods. lk'E EAihirr ave. frame
rrriauues ~ 500
], y HslHs!nssf, ttts si,h " frame
residence. 1850,
} e. woltlard. NFp No. :. boz 3 -. frame
rssidFnrs So 500
~ ~ MTkslsen Liberty CO. Apis ffsms
residence fa.hb0.
n 4. Wentworth. lti r. .Hh fran.
residence. a. 600,
y II ssrtor sai Hresd 81. mmks,
bldg tt.1nn.
pr G. l. Hlnn Cobb HidE frame reel
dsaer. $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

Quotations by MIA Distributsr. As.n.
hlih-@cst, fp.h. Seattle supply zSs
y, O ~ cBRa.nsofy ,..s...s lsB
SWEET Cream. + o. b. station 90
BUTTER AND CHEESE
frien@ Paid Hbais.ais Dratsrr
County creamery, sEtFas .... .tt1 ~
Local Prints wrapped s.-t-rr. 80
cheese Tiiiampos TftplsIs w 50
wash rripissa stt..,s.ss-.ss .fs8 Is
nuttrrfsi-=
4 grade Seattle delivery .... ~
LIVESTOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Arrivals and Departures

Arrivra-Narch sa-su Author from
Liverpool via ports ~ sson ar onou
dsgR from Nsw York via ports al II
a. m. str SAhssna from Tacoma nt 5.Is
=. M. March ~ Str Admiral Dewey
from San Diego via pgrir at iisls D. m,
afr Ciarcmont from Tacoma az 7.ls p
m. str Toklwa NnFu from Tacoma AZ
i.ia y M STR Admiral Hodmau from
Union Bay A. $40 p, m. str cspt A.
r. Lucas from Los Angeles at / 10 p.
m, us Libby Maine from Anacortss. str
Yosemite from San Franelaro via Ever
EFT ~ 1910 p, m, str Arizona Marr from
Yokohama via ports AZ 1850 y. m.
sailsd--Harch 25.--str GinYo Naru for
Yokohama via ~ G, ports nt noon. ctr
Yosemite for bar Francisco via ports al
noon str Admiral Rdman for Alaska Of
10 a. m, str Admiral Rogers for Alaska
At 10 a. m, str Admiral Dewey FOR Ia.
coma and Everett at $40 m, str
Jacob Luckenbaeh for Tacoma at & a
m Etr Wilipolo for Everett yjn Tacoma,
AZ n. M March 2i-atr r. a. Loon
for San Francisco via Tncoma a. .. m
str Tiysrton for Han Francisco via ports
AZ i7:S .. m, y. =. G. s. Surveyor FOR
Alaska a. 1870 r. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Serve Alaska Grub
at Sourdough Meet

Real sourdough beans and caribou
meat viii be served al a gct.togcther
Of the Alaska-Yukou Pioneers and
tho Ladies' Of tho Golden North at
the a, Y, r lllahee. 1885, First
ave. Friday. at 8 y, IN. Entertain
mcnt for the affair Is also promised
by tho committee. consisting Of
George Snow, A. n. Frcw. Jake
Kline. f. Cummings, n. Blk. l.
shcperd and Ben Ferguson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
New Corporations

Iggauisy cutting co o. .. Mrcauey.
II. ruuiug DO years. $4,000.
Rotary Oh Pure Cu.-AlrA MgsFsEgr
=. 4 gHHlt ! year
Engineering specially Co SEATTLE
capitol stock $500. n y. johnson and
A. 10 Johnson
signal Investment Co. amendment
changing plsv- Or business from RP0r
Kane 20 seattle capital stock. $500 900
amendment changing name 10 "uHysy,
sal Finance corporation"
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