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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01

perhaps there's an old tree some
where YOU love 10 look at; or a view
from your window: or some prosaio
thing like radio SGT or an old
vase that YOU wouldn't part with for
worlds.
Perhaps, II you're a business man.
YOU feel friendly toward frcighter
your company owns; or an old golf
club: or the nrchway of a building
YOU work in. There's always some
thing that, In your heart you have
friendly feeling for.
Tell the Romance Raider what Il
is and wen find tho. romance in II
for you. Then wen print It's pic
ture and. as you like, a few verses
or bit OF prose about lt--for YOU
TO stick away in tho scrap book.
II YOU look around you'll see lots
OF things telephone poles and
trolley cars; goorgette gowns aud
Bingham dresses, lumber ships and
lollypops: bridges. bodslods or bridal
wells. There's romance in all of
them.
You tell US what II Is; wen find
! the romance for you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
YEAR SUIT
HEARD TODAY
Marital Troubles OF kruse
Finally Aired in Court

Marital troubles Of Carl r. kruse
and his WIFE. May r. Kruso. for the
past few years are being threshcd
out in superior court Friday.
Five yeara ago Mrs kruse filed a
divorce complaint, asking olimouy
end a property division. Since then
her husband has filed vatious cross
complaints
Both parties name correspondents.
Ki1ise owns the Pure Food mar.
ket, Ills wife aays his business IS
worth $3.50. 600. he says $S5.000 is
nearer TIE mark. She says his
monthly profits are $4,000. that's
s2.50o too much. he replies
Airs kruso WIS nervous when she
appeared in Judge Everett smiths
court shortly before noon. She was
allowed 10 retire TO the judge cham
bers while tho preliminary sparring
between attorneys went on. Test.
mony was TO start during the after.
noon,
~ the request of the contestants,
WHO arc both well-to-do, Judge
Smith turned his chambers into n
courtroom. excluded reporters and
tho public and heard the case pri-
yatcly'
In other courts less fortunate hus-
bands ana wives continued 10 battle
publicly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
zBINDEN FIGHTS
SECOND TRIAL
Will Plead Former Convic.
ton at Hearing Today

Pleas Of no, guilty and Of former
conviction were TO be entered by Iny
Z6inden when he appeared before
Judge Ronald Friday afternoon TO
plead 70 fraud charge. Zblnden Il
accused OF defrauding Boone & Co.
Of $500 thru a false automobile sales
contract.
In his plea or former conviction.
his attorney. II. :, Frye. said. Zbln.
den wiz point out that the charges
set forth now arc the same alleged
against him several weeks ago when
he pleaded guilty and was given a
suspended sentence by Judge French.
sitting here from Yakima.
The suspended sentence drew
forth criticism from the prosecutors
office and the uew charge followed.
II contains the same allegations. hut
is based upon a new alleged fraud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
Any Romance in Your Home?
Or COURSE you have a baby |
" ahoe put away somewherr In

or COURSE you have baby
" shoe put away somewhere in
your home.
Everybody hast There's more ro-
nance 10 a baby shoe than almost
anything in the world.
A mother can look at baby
shoe and tell you what sort or
baby wore II. She'll look OF the
scuffed toe and explain just how
the baby crawled. one glance at
the soles will tell whether the baby
turned ito toes in or out.
But. otter all, n baby shoe is only
lust 80 much leather and cloth and
thread. with few buttons. You
put the romance into IT,
There's just as much romance In
nearly everything else, from steam
ships 10 strawberries, parasols 10
poker chips. only you have to hunt
for w.
SO The star today starts new
Romance Raiding,
You tell Us the article, and ven
raid il for romance.
Here's the idea: There's some.
thing around your home. or down
At your office. that YOU treasure,
pa.be for no reason az all Or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01

CLANG. clsns! clanE' WHO'D
" ee-oo!
Hooray here como the fire en-
sines gongs screaming and sirens
screeehing.
Viii q rush ana a hanging u
motor cut outs The rcd apparatus
swung around the corner and pull
cd up by ,hn alarm box al Eighth
ayr. y. u. and wecdin place.
The alarm had been pulled. The
engines had arrived. The nremcn
had jumped down from the trucks.
ready for tho battle. The crowd
had gathered TO cheer them on.
But where was the fire?
No sign Of smoke. No terrified
residents No flames Nobody knew
anything about II. Who pulled the
alarm and where was the fire?
Aha A clue.
There, parked against the tele-
phone pole underneath the shiny
red box. was a kiddio car
WedEed against the pole il would
furnish just the proper kind Of a
stool to allow childish fingers TO
reach up and pun the lever on the
ncw-round toy
And childish fingers they were
that pulled il. Traced to its lair,
the kiddic car was found TO belong
TO i-year-old Joey Anderson. SIS T..
Goth st. Joey tearfuliy fessed up.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
50 dead IN
MAY DAY
WRECK
Communists Blamed
for Fatal Berlin
Train Crash

pERLlN, May l.-Betseen 80
- and 10 persons were klIlet
and 80 injured when anarchists
wrecked tho Eidlsuhnen. Berlin
express In the Polish corridor TO.
day.
The train left the rails, which hsa
been iooseRed FOR considerable dis.
lance between swRrdchin and Preus.
stseh starguard. ana crashed down
an enbanknen,. only one sleeping
car ana ono first class coach 10.
manned on the rails.
Berlin railway headquarters dis.
patched a relief train as soon as word
.ot The catastrophe was received
here.
Details were lacking. FOR commung.
cation with tho Polish corridor has
been disrupted.
ifrTt accounts said officials at the
scene were convinced criminal "A.
tack caused tho wreck because N
finding that the rails had been prlta
from the ties
An International crisis may result
from the wrccktng Of the express,
\ aerntoffielal statement already has
been issued, declaring that Poland Il
liable for the damages The German
press has Flayod tho treaty which
eompcls them TO submit the tafety
Of our women and children 10 Polish
uilsunaaagonsnt They emphasize
thar tho train vas operated by pol.
l.h men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
Nanaimo Suspects
Hearing on June

Hearings on extraditlon applIca.
tons to return three men 10 Can.
ada for the Nanaimo bank robbery.
were set for June ]. by Judge Nit.
choll Gillian. Friday. The three
men, Emil Gambertofi. aims Jim
Burns. Antoine Moreaco, alias AL
fred Castro and e. o'Donneli, las
EdGorman. were arrested by police
about week ago.
Gillian. sitting at extradition com.
missioner, issued warrants for the
men upon complaint that they had
participated IN the $4,000 holdup
last December
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
PREDICTS TEMBL ORS
Coast Disturbance Forecast for Early
in Month of May

ROME. May PROT Raffaie Ben.
denui. whose success Ia predicting
earthquakes has attracted wide at.
tcution. has predicted n now series
Of seismic disturbance early in May
In a message TO the United Press
he said
"a climax ~ seismic disturbances
Is being prepared on our planet
After accurate examination I've
determined the time and location Of
the mnjor disturbances
"rhe localities wherein the greater
violence win occur are submarine
bottoms on the Western Pacific. Cen.
trail America. Mexico, the Antilles
and. in less violent shocks. the Andes
and Asia Minor.
THE first viii occur May and is
most likely to be Of American origin,
"On the night OF May . another
intense seismic commotion win be
registered, but this, fortunately. Will
occur In the Pacific and have It's
epic center between the Philippine
islands and Formosa,"
In his predictions for May. made
exclusively thru tho United Press.
Professor Bcndanni said
"On May IA there will be an earth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
FATHER, SON IN
STREET WRECK
Auto Demolished: Other
Traffic Crashes Reported

IN collision with street car at
WestIake ave. and Fulton St. Thurs.
day night. an auto driven by William
&c. Burnley and occupied by himself
and his son, Clifford, was demolished
They were seriously injured an were
in Providence hospital Friday.
The elder Burlcy is suffering from
shock and bruises: Clifford has pos
siblo fracture Of the skull.
Street car traffic was tied up by
the accident for half an hour.
The street railway department, in
reporting the crash, stated that the
Burley's auto was turning off West
lake ave. crossing the car tracks in
order to 20 down a planked road 10
the lake front, near the Fremont
bridge. According to Motorinan u.
A. Lambert. of The Green Lake car.
Burnley swung in ahead OF the
trolley. which could not be stopped
in time 10 avoid the crash.
Thomas o'Aiera. 10. Of SeIO Renton
ave. who was struck 10y an auto
Wednesday night at Empire way and
Cloverdale St, was reported to be
slightly improved at Providence hos.
pital Friday. lie still is in critical
condition lie las a skull fracture a
broken leg and internal injuries
The car that struck him was driven
by Howard Dow, is. of sell Rainier
ave. Dow was arrested on a charge
Of reckless driving.
After colliding with car driven
by S. Il. Croft. al N 18th 81. and
Woodland Park ave. Thursday even.
ing, car driven by Mrs. NJ II,
Perry, 2o47 9Srd ave N, sllidded
across the intersection, turned
around and crashed into telephone
pole.
No injuries were sustained. Both
cars Were badly damaged.
j. u. Stuart, 40, an electrician.
was arrested on reckless driving
charge Thursday night after his car
had sraSheel INTO a cluster light pole
nj Taitt( ave, 'apdS9niversity st. He
was held. in jail Friday in lieu OF
$3.50 bail. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
ARSON TRIAL ON
Prominent Realtor Charged
With Firing Household

The state began prosecution Fri.
day OF Paul S. Norton. prominent
Seattle insurance and realty dealer,
and Thomas Smith. charged with
second.dcgree arson, before jury
in Judge Halls court.
Norton Is alleged to have entered
into compact with Smith last No.
vembcr % to burn Norton's house.
boat in Lake Union for the insur.
anoe. The fire took place Novem.
Der %.
Miss NJ. NJ. o'Bnen, clerk for
Rourk's insurance agency occupied
most OF tho morning session by testi.
mony tending to show that Norton
had increased insurance ON the
houseboat and It's contents 70 $4,000
two weeks before the fire.
Smith. according to Deputy Prose.
cutor Ralph Hammer, is an eS,con-
Wet. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01

quake OF llsht effeci aloug ne coast
Of South America, stretching toward
the Pacific,
"Contempofaneously with these
shocks other disturbances win be
registered in Eastern Europe and
Asia Minor aiiho these latter may
be expected between May . aud 10.
Thc results OF these latter shoel.a
viii not be negligible.
~ is easily seen that the Gransri
luric unrest peryadng our globe Is
manifeding itsclf II shows no
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
Fine and Sentence
for Convicted Men

e. Peterson. 20. arrested wednes.
day at Ninth ave. and Howell ri.
FOR violation Of the liquor ordinance.
was fined $500 Thursday BY Judge
Gordon,
pete Roeug. ST. was sentenced to
50 days In jail on a charge OF disor.
derby conduct. lie was arrested
Wednesday at First and Madison by
Patroiman II. w. Peny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
Chinese Gambling
Case Jury Quits

Unable to agree upon verdict
after IL hours elaboration. jury
in Judge Joe Lindsloy's court hear
ing the case OF Wong Yu and sam
Kanao was discharged Friday The
Chinese were accused OF operating
n Chinese lottery at 50 Wall st. a
felony charge. Most Of the states
testimony was to the effect that
they possessed lottery tickets and
other apparatus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01


Howdy folks. This is tho
first day Of the month. Come
eu. bill collectors.
A husband Is man who shiVers
,very time he receives a letter with
IN isinglass front.
Ashes 10 cshes,
pass 10 d8si
HAg DO TIC bills
an arfitc on fhe fHstf
After being bounded by creditors
Who threaten to throw him into
bankruptcy, Old Joe nunss'arter
says he's glad he's got hts s,ill in
his vtfe's name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
CALM At Death
Murderers Face Sing Sing
Chair Without Culver

oSSINNGNG. n. Y, May l.--As
calmly as if they were stepping into
the BARRIERS chair to have a shave.
Morris and Joseph Diamond and John
Farina faced so witnesses in Sing
Sings death chamber shortly before
midnight and paid gamely for their
murder OF two New York bank mes
sengers.
In silence. broken only by their
last words, the three men who two
hours previously had kissed their
mothers goodbye. marched stoicslly
10 the scene OF their doom and were
ushered into eternity while a priest
and rabbi mumbed prayers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
Weeks Still in Bed
Month After Stroke

WASHINGTON. May -Secre-
tary OF War Weeks was still con-
fined to his bed today, one month
after suffering a stroke of paralysis,
but reported TO be improving.
As soon as lie Is able to he NOV
cd. he will be taken 10 his farm
at Lancaster \. H., for the pro-
longed rest and separation from
political and business affairs which
his physicians say is essential to
his recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
CANDIDATES FOR THE PoIsoS

The enthusiastic dancers
In the apartment overhead.
Who practice fancy prsncing
When you want TO 60 to bed.
Sears. Rocbuck & Go. are 70 open
retail store in Seattle shortly. Gosh,
es hope they don't discontinue their
catalogue. We farmers wouldn't
have anything to read during the
long winter evenings
Drorced arc IN
And Mrs. BeHa
she nerer got ~
TN hall past feB
Coy Hartley has refused money
fog the Kittitas irrigation project.
Bst be thinks the farmers over there
gaise alfalfa In window.bOxes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
To Prove Shepherd
Gave Poison Pills

CHICAGO, May l,-Eyidence TO
show that William u, Shepherd
gave pills to Mrs. Emma McCiin-
took some time before she died was
promised by Chief Justice Harry
Olson when the inquest into the
death OF Billy McClintock is re-
sumed today.
Shepherd is charged with killing
his young ward, Billy. TO obtain the
McClintock fortune. Justice Olson
is trying TO show that shepherd
also murdered Mrs MoClintock the
youlh's motherl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
SHIP ASKS AID
Vessel in Distress Off Coast
of Nova Scotia

NEW YORK May THE steam.
CT Clackamas. carrying a crew OF 25
men and cargo OF coal, is In dis
tress off the coast of Nova Scotia.
according TO an S. o, s. received by
the Independent Wireless company
here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
Congressman Dies
After Operation

BALTIMORE, Md. May Con.
grcssman Arthur w. Williams OF
Michigan died al Johns Hopkine
hospital early today. following an
operation for gall stones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
VERDICT CRUSHING
uI0W TO DEFENSE

The defense wili arpesi 20 INC
state supreme c9urt ralph Horr.
chief counsel. said.
The verdict came a. crushing
blow 70 The quartet charged with
Staying the YOUNG Italian fancher
during an attempted liquor rob.
berry on his ranch last June 2.
godden. accused Of the actual
shooting, has been in the county
5sii ever since. Tho rest were az
liberty under $4,000 cash bonds.
Defendants faces blancllsd
and Mrs, Burt. seated beside
her husband, became hysicrical.
i.andaker's wife, sitting near
By, sobbed wildly m she threw
herself into her husbands arms.
burt and Redden took the
sentences with whitensd faces.
I.andaker's face flushed for
moment and he started from his
chair rs Lester Rosenthai, court
clerk. read the fatefnl words.
Rothermel. characterized as athe
kid OF tho party was laughing
gayly with hls friends in The corrl.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
TERM
PENALTY
FIXED!
Two Elk olicemen
and Two Others
Are Convicted

HLlMAXED by the most
~ dramatic courtroom spec
tacle OF the year, all four de-
PENDANTS in the Louis Barrel
hijacking-murder case were
convicted Friday morning of
first degree murder by a jury
of nine men and three women
in Judge Smiths court.
The jury recommended n
sentence of life imprisonment
in the state penitentiary at
Walla Walla.
Tho verdict came rs surprise.
Even the most decided ot the states
witnesses hts.taied 70 predict con.
sie,son OF an four Oscar l., Redeem
and Joseph Burr, former Seattle po-
lieemsu; Harry Lapdaker aud Ches.
ter Ro,hermol.
The verdict vRs read at io.sQ a. m.
AFTER Rothcrmcl had kept judge and
Jury. attorneys and his fellow dc.
PENDANTS waiting mn hour for his
appearance.
Balliffs said the verdict was
reached about a. M. after IL
and half hours elaboration.
1urymen said there was never any
doun, as 70 the fiaal outcome after
/ tho first tao isallots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
The Home Gunner
Has a Constructive
Ain, in Life

Settle down In 4 little home that
YOU can call your own. Be indie.
pendent Hero is one Of today's
offerings:
HERE is SOMETHING GOOD
For tho man who tx not afraid
so work. We have an unfin-
ishod bungalow. on beautiful
view lot, D0Nta6. No better To-
cation tonysriee. sL50o; $3.50
CASH,
Turn TO tho Want Ad Columns
and sec who is offering this little
homo TO you. READ TIE WANT
ADS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
DAILY

we have been
married for u
,esrs. but We are
siiil the sweet.
hearts Of court
ship days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
EXCUSEITPLEisE

~ stlh mat your faNorite bathroom
song was HAL, Hail, the Gangs All
Here" She thought more
appropriate song would he Gan
hone."-H. Il. Man.
Henry Ford plans to make airplane
illvyers popular. Well, It's q good
way 70 get rid Of lot of these one.
aFm drivers.
"hh graceful feet a moiden street.
Was tripping The Ii0kt fantastic
WhcH she suddenly tire for the
dressing room door
foh nerer can trust eidstic.
sa11pto Case.
Over 10000 tourists win visit the
northwest this summer It Is csti.
mated. This means that 1000. 900
'onsiis viii be sunbIrned when their
""ners .ape at Mount Fainter.
VI DIARY
april 3gj
W beiim.s, while my rpods WIFE Jo
rtT,pars brew Of cocoa bean against
II chill Of the morning, iiDd esrIy "a
~ oilee. where did design machine
n,n Wii automatically shuttle and
phfinE cards. and did draw mn
ss Tor one 10 be run BIZ ej.eiricL
pvNsr' 30 that bridge player. can have
fose Tins for chrripE their partner.
20 70 my scrivrnlnE. bnt soon thru
~. 70 nome, where porhhg Oh = pIan
M, ~, trnpes on . watermelon vine, "a
Van hsart 81 the watermelon will bs
Anon 10 bed. '"''''' '"'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
C0LYuMIsT's APPEAL TO
THE NOR

Moot II you must this old gray hrad
But spare your eountry's wag, I've
sai,i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01


Elections are different hl Germany.
Won Hindenburs was chosen presi-
tsns, despite the fact that he wasn't
born in log cabin.
Without house
10 Harold J. Bgg0.
he used cent
FOR ftse plug
4 miracle man is ono Who can look
~ a picture Of detective and his
PRISONER and can tell which il which
'sithout boxing al the caption
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
BERENS ELECTED
MOOSE HEAD
Northwest Association Ends
Convention in Spokane

SPOKANE. Juno 81. C. Bcrens.
% Seattle. Is tho new president OF
the Northwest Moose association. fol
lowing the election at tho closing
session 81 the annual meeting here
saturday Bcrens takes the place OF
Joseph A. Meadow, OF Spokane,
Art Jones. OF Portland. was named
first vice president. and Z, o, shep.
herd. OF Vancouver n, c.. as second
vice president.
The women's organization elected
irene Smith. OF Corvallis. ore, as
president; Elizabeth Campbell, OF
Bcllingham, FIRST vice president;
Henrietta Ferguson. OF Spokane, Sec
ond vice president. and Sadie Miller
OF Seattle. secretary
Vancouver. b, G. was chosen as
tho 1895 convention city
Mrs. Gayle Ream. OF Seattle, was
first IN tho beauty contest. Mrs.
Mildred Mooors. OF Tacoma. was soc.
ond and Miss Lulu Grace Allen. OF
Lewiston. Ida. third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
LODGE TO meet
Scandinavian Fraternity
Opens Convention Tuesday

a thrcc-day program has been
arranged for tho 18th district lodge
convention OF the Scandinavian
fraternity. which OPENS here Tues
day.
Tho opening meeting win DO held
at $3.50 n. m. Tuesday in Modern
woodman hall. 1929 Third ave. with
Elmer q. Eek presiding. Mayor
Brown will welcome tho Delegates
to the city. Gust Nilsson. president
Of District No. Z, win reply Degree
work win DO held ut Douglas hall
In the evening. A banquet will be
held Wednesday In tho Italian room
OF Tho olympic Hotel.
Delegates from all sections OF the
state will attend, according TO Mrs
Ella Hclstrom, general chairman and
president OF vitsippan Lodge No. 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
PAVE PARK ROAD
Survey Started on Highway
Leading UP to Longmire

Survey OF tho Rainier National
park road between the Nisqually on.
trance and Longmiro for paving has
been started, It was announced Mon.
day. Robert Kellogg, associate en-.
gineer OF tho national park service.
arrived in Longmirc TO take charge
Of the work.
The paving is part OF tho tt,024,.
900 appropriation pasted by con.
grcss at It's last session for build.
ing roads within the phrk.
Little change will be made In tho
alignment OF tho old road, with the
exception of STRENGTHENING OF n few
curves. Construction VIII be started
after tho heavy summer traffic has
stopped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

ute Egrb and. Il they don't believe
u. take them around 10 any play.
sround or 10 the University campus.
A faw years ago the grammar school
boy looked forward 70 tho day ho
would wear his first longs" To-day
tho same boy Is eagerly waiting tho
day he can don his plus tours" and
60, away with it.
over In jolly England they tell US
that knickers ''ars all tho thing.
and American style followers arc
predicting them tho universal men's
attire IN fow years.
Maybe We should explain hbou;
steve, tho. Hs really plays a game
OF golf. and after this picture he Ia
going out 20 inRlswood and chase the
little ball around. Robert Is going
back 10 tho gang. soon's tho picture
Is over. and tell them that some day
no Is going 10 wear short trou"
when no gets Rs big ~ Steve
You never can tell Just what tho
styles win do!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
TRIP FOR JOHN
Congressman Miller Leaves
to Inspect Naval Stations

conEreAsmAn John Il. Miller. OF
Seattle, Win leave Monday evening
for Kan Francisco. There he viii bc
met by Admiral l.. r. Gregory. u.
\ y The two VIII leave. with Others.
Thursday. for Honolulu. In the Ill.
ands they viii inspect Pearl Harbor
defonses. oil storage plants and naval
stations, Miller II member OF tho
congressional naval affairs commit.
tee. iIa win return TO Seattle about
July 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Advertisement
Skinny Men Can
Put On Needed Weight

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druggist for a box Of McCoys Cod
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II you don't take on five pounds in
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